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I'm saving as UTF 16 so I can be sure about the encoding at import time. - -target/availabilities_g_s_strain_202112151116_org_meanings_curated.yaml: target/availabilities_g_s_strain_202112151116_org_meanings_curated.txt - poetry run curated_to_enums \ - --tsv_in $< \ - --tsv_encoding utf_16 \ - --model_in target/availabilities_g_s_strain_202112151116_org_meanings.yaml \ - --curated_yaml $@ \ - --selected_enum organism_enum diff --git a/README.md b/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 9689314..0000000 --- a/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,165 +0,0 @@ -# LinkML Schema Automator - -This is a toolkit that assists with: - -1. Bootstrapping LinkML models from instance data - - TSVs and spreadsheets - - SQLite databases - - RDF instance graphs -2. Bootstrapping a LinkML model from a different schema representation (i.e. opposite of a linkml.generator) - - OWL (RDFS-like subset) - - TODO: JSON-Schema, XSD, ShEx, SHACL, SQL DDL, FHIR, Python dataclasses/pydantic, etc -3. Using automated methods to enhance a model - - Using text mining and concept annotator APIs to enrich semantic enums - - TODO: querying sparql endpoints to retrieve additional metadata - -These can be composed together. For example, run `tsvs2linkml` followed by `annotate-enums` - -The toolkit is still experimental. It is intended as an aid to schema creation rather than act as a formal conversion -tool - -## Installation - -`schema-automator` and its components require Python 3.9 or greater. - -```bash -chmod 755 environment.sh -. environment.sh -pip install -r requirements.txt -pip install -e . -``` - -## Command Line Usage - -### Annotating Enums - -This toolkit allows automated annotation of LinkML enums, mapping text strings to ontology terms. - -The command line tool `annotate-enums` takes a LinkML schema, with enums and fills in the `meaning` slots. - -See the [annotators](schema_automator/annotators/) folder for docs - -### Converting TSVs - -The `tsv2linkml` command infers a single-class schema from a TSV datafile - -```bash -tsv2linkml --help -Usage: tsv2linkml [OPTIONS] TSVFILE - - Infer a model from a TSV - -Options: - -o, --output TEXT Output file - -c, --class_name TEXT Core class name in schema - -n, --schema_name TEXT Schema name - -s, --sep TEXT separator - -E, --enum-columns TEXT column that is forced to be an enum - --robot / --no-robot set if the TSV is a ROBOT template - --help Show this message and exit. -``` - -Example: - -```bash -tsv2linkml tests/resources/biobank-specimens.tsv -``` - -The `tsvs2linkml` command infers a multi-class schema from multiple TSV datafiles - -```bash -tsvs2linkml --help -Usage: tsvs2linkml [OPTIONS] [TSVFILES]... - - Infer a model from multiple TSVs - -Options: - -o, --output TEXT Output file - -n, --schema_name TEXT Schema name - -s, --sep TEXT separator - -E, --enum-columns TEXT column(s) that is forced to be an enum - --enum-mask-columns TEXT column(s) that are excluded from being enums - --max-enum-size INTEGER do not create an enum if more than max distinct - members - - --enum-threshold FLOAT if the number of distinct values / rows is less - than this, do not make an enum - - --robot / --no-robot set if the TSV is a ROBOT template - --help Show this message and exit. -``` - -### Converting OWL - -```bash -owl2linkml --help -Usage: owl2linkml [OPTIONS] OWLFILE - - Infer a model from OWL Ontology - - Note: input must be in functional syntax - -Options: - -n, --name TEXT Schema name - --help Show this message and exit. -``` - -Example: - -```bash -owl2linkml -n prov tests/resources/prov.ofn > prov.yaml -``` - -Note this works best on schema-style ontologies such as Prov - -**NOT** recommended for terminological-style ontologies such as OBO - -### Converting RDF instance graphs - -```bash -rdf2linkml --help -Usage: rdf2linkml [OPTIONS] RDFFILE - - Infer a model from RDF instance data - -Options: - -d, --dir TEXT [required] - --help Show this message and exit. -``` - -### Converting JSON Instance Data - -```bash -jsondata2linkml --help -Usage: jsondata2linkml [OPTIONS] INPUT - - Infer a model from JSON instance data - - - -Options: - --container-class-name TEXT name of root class - -f, --format TEXT json or yaml (or json.gz or yaml.gz) - --omit-null / --no-omit-null if true, ignore null values - --help Show this message and exit. -``` - -### Converting JSON-Schema - -```bash -jsonschema2linkml --help -Usage: jsonschema2linkml [OPTIONS] INPUT - - Infer a model from JSON Schema - -Options: - -n, --name TEXT ID of schema [required] - -f, --format TEXT JSON Schema format - yaml or json - -o, --output TEXT output path - --help Show this message and exit. -``` - -### jsonschema2linkml example -```bash -poetry run jsonschema2linkml -n test-model -f yaml -o vrs-linkml.yaml cp tests/resources/jsonschema/vrs.schema.json -``` \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_modules/index.html b/_modules/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a467836 --- /dev/null +++ b/_modules/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,121 @@ + + + + + + + Overview: module code — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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Source code for schema_automator.annotators.jsonld_annotator

+import json
+import logging
+from typing import Union, Dict, Optional
+
+from linkml_runtime import SchemaView
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition, Definition, Prefix, DefinitionName
+
+from schema_automator.annotators import SchemaAnnotator
+
+JSON = Dict
+
+
+def is_url(s: str) -> bool:
+    if s is not None:
+        return s.startswith('http')
+    else:
+        return False
+
+
+[docs] +class JsonLdAnnotator(SchemaAnnotator): + """ + Annotates a schema using URIs/Prefixes derived from a JSON-LD file + """ + +
+[docs] + def annotate(self, schema: Union[str, SchemaDefinition], jsonld_path: str) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Annotate a schema + + :param schema: schema object (mutated) or path to schema + :param jsonld_path: path to input JSONLD context file + :return: + """ + sv = SchemaView(schema) + with open(jsonld_path) as f: + jsonld = json.load(f) + ctxt = jsonld['@context'] + for c in sv.all_classes().values(): + self.annotate_element(c, 'class_uri', ctxt) + for s in sv.all_slots().values(): + self.annotate_element(s, 'slot_uri', ctxt) + all_curies = [] + for c in sv.all_classes().values(): + if c.class_uri: + all_curies.append(c.class_uri) + for s in sv.all_slots().values(): + if s.slot_uri: + all_curies.append(s.slot_uri) + all_prefixes = set() + for cu in all_curies: + all_prefixes.add(cu.split(':')[0]) + print(f'ALL PREFIXES: {all_prefixes}') + for k, v in ctxt.items(): + if k in all_prefixes: + if k not in schema.prefixes: + url = None + if isinstance(v, str): + url = v + if is_url(url): + schema.prefixes[k] = Prefix(k, url) + return schema
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+[docs] + def annotate_element(self, el: Definition, mapping_slot: str, jsonld: JSON): + if el.name in jsonld: + curie = self.get_curie(el.name, jsonld) + if curie: + logging.info(f'ANNOTATING: {el.name} with {curie}') + setattr(el, mapping_slot, curie) + else: + logging.error(f'Cannot annotate: {el.name}')
+ + + + def get_curie(self, name: DefinitionName, jsonld: JSON) -> Optional[str]: + if name in jsonld: + curie = jsonld[name] + if isinstance(curie, str): + if curie.startswith('@'): + return None + else: + return curie + elif isinstance(curie, dict): + if '@id' in curie: + return curie['@id']
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Source code for schema_automator.annotators.llm_annotator

+import logging
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+from typing import Union, Optional
+
+from linkml_runtime import SchemaView
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition
+
+from schema_automator.annotators import SchemaAnnotator
+
+logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
+
+SYSTEM_PROMPT = """
+You are a LinkML schema assistant and your job is to suggest
+values for missing elements in the schema.
+Schema details: {schema_info}
+"""
+
+def enrich_using_llm(schema: Union[SchemaDefinition, str], model_name: str = None) -> SchemaDefinition:
+    """
+    Use the LLM model to enrich the schema with descriptions for elements that are missing them.
+
+    Requires installation with the llm extra.
+
+    :param schema:
+    :param model_name:
+    :return:
+    """
+    from llm import get_model, Conversation
+    if not model_name:
+        model_name = "gpt-4-turbo"
+    model = get_model(model_name)
+    sv = SchemaView(schema)
+    schema = sv.schema
+    schema_info =f"name: {schema.name}, description: {schema.description}"
+    system_prompt = SYSTEM_PROMPT.format(schema_info=schema_info)
+    logger.info(f"System: {system_prompt}")
+    for elt in sv.all_elements().values():
+        typ = elt.__class__.__name__
+        if not elt.description:
+            prompt = (f"Generate a description for the {typ} with name '{elt.name}'"
+                      "The description should be a concise phrase that describes the element.")
+            conversation = Conversation(model=model)
+            result = conversation.prompt(prompt, system_prompt)
+            elt.description = result.text()
+            logger.debug(f"Updated Description: {elt.description}")
+    return schema
+
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+[docs] +@dataclass +class LLMAnnotator(SchemaAnnotator): + """ + Annotates a schema using an LLM. + """ + + model_name: Optional[str] = None + +
+[docs] + def enrich(self, schema: Union[SchemaDefinition, str]) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Enrich a schema using an LLM. + + >>> from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import write_schema + >>> annotator = LLMAnnotator(model_name="gpt-4") + >>> schema = annotator.enrich("tests/resources/biopax3.yaml") + >>> write_schema(schema) + + Requires installation with the llm extra: + + .. code-block:: bash + + pip install schema-automator[llm] + + Note: exercise caution on running this on large schemas with expensive + models like gpt-4. + + :param schema: + :return: + """ + return enrich_using_llm(schema, model_name=self.model_name)
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Source code for schema_automator.annotators.schema_annotator

+import click
+import logging
+import re
+import yaml
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+from typing import List, Union, Iterator
+
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition, Element, PermissibleValue, ClassDefinition, SlotDefinition
+from linkml_runtime.utils.metamodelcore import Curie
+from linkml_runtime.utils.schemaview import SchemaView, EnumDefinition
+from oaklib import BasicOntologyInterface
+from oaklib.datamodels.search import SearchConfiguration
+from oaklib.datamodels.text_annotator import TextAnnotation
+from oaklib.interfaces import SearchInterface
+from oaklib.interfaces.text_annotator_interface import TextAnnotatorInterface
+
+from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import minify_schema
+
+camel_case_pattern = re.compile(r'(?<!^)(?=[A-Z])')
+
+def uncamel(n: str):
+    # TODO: replace with equiv from linkml-runtime
+    return camel_case_pattern.sub(' ', n).lower().replace('_', ' ')
+
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+[docs] +@dataclass +class SchemaAnnotator: + """ + An engine for enhancing schemas by performing lookup and annotation operations + using an ontology service. + + A SchemaAnnotator wraps an OAK ontology interface. + See `OAK documentation <https://incatools.github.io/ontology-access-kit/>`_ for more details + """ + ontology_implementation: BasicOntologyInterface = None + mine_descriptions: bool = False + allow_partial: bool = False + curie_only: bool = True + assign_element_uris: bool = False + assign_enum_meanings: bool = False + +
+[docs] + def annotate_element(self, elt: Union[PermissibleValue, Element]) -> None: + """ + Annotates an element or a permissible value + + :param elt: + :return: + """ + if isinstance(elt, Element): + texts = [elt.name] + elif isinstance(elt, PermissibleValue): + texts = [elt.text] + else: + raise ValueError(f"Unexpected type {type(elt)}") + texts += elt.aliases + if self.mine_descriptions and elt.description: + texts.append(elt.description) + for text in texts: + logging.info(f"Annotating: {text}") + for r in self.annotate_text(text): + logging.debug(f'MATCH: {r}') + if self.allow_partial or r.matches_whole_text: + xref = r.object_id + if self.curie_only and not Curie.is_curie(xref): + continue + logging.info(f'Mapping from "{text}" to {xref}') + if isinstance(elt, PermissibleValue): + if self.assign_enum_meanings: + if not elt.meaning: + elt.meaning = xref + continue + else: + if self.assign_element_uris: + if isinstance(elt, ClassDefinition): + if not elt.class_uri: + elt.class_uri = xref + continue + if isinstance(elt, SlotDefinition): + if not elt.slot_uri: + elt.slot_uri = xref + continue + if isinstance(elt, EnumDefinition): + if not elt.enum_uri: + elt.enum_uri = xref + continue + if xref not in elt.exact_mappings: + elt.exact_mappings.append(xref)
+ + + def annotate_text(self, text: str) -> Iterator[TextAnnotation]: + # this is a wrapper over OAK annotation and search; + # it (1) expands CamelCase (2) abstracts over annotation vs search + # TODO: fold this functionality back into OAK + oi = self.ontology_implementation + text_exp = uncamel(text) # TODO: use main linkml_runtime method + if isinstance(oi, TextAnnotatorInterface): + logging.debug(f"Using TextAnnotatorInterface on {text_exp}") + # TextAnnotation is available; use this by default + for r in oi.annotate_text(text_exp): + yield r + if text_exp != text.lower(): + for r in oi.annotate_text(text_exp): + yield r + elif isinstance(oi, SearchInterface): + logging.debug(f"Using SearchInterface on {text_exp}") + # use search as an alternative + cfg = SearchConfiguration(is_complete=True) + for r in oi.basic_search(text, config=cfg): + yield TextAnnotation(object_id=r, matches_whole_text=True) + if text_exp != text.lower(): + for r in oi.basic_search(text_exp, config=cfg): + yield TextAnnotation(object_id=r, matches_whole_text=True) + else: + raise NotImplementedError + +
+[docs] + def annotate_schema(self, schema: Union[SchemaDefinition, str]) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Annotate all elements of a schema, adding mappings. + + This requires that the OntologyInterface implements either BasicOntologyInterface or SearchInterface + """ + sv = SchemaView(schema) + oi = self.ontology_implementation + for elt_name, elt in sv.all_elements().items(): + self.annotate_element(elt) + for e in sv.all_enums().values(): + for pv in e.permissible_values.values(): + self.annotate_element(pv) + return sv.schema
+ + +
+[docs] + def enrich(self, schema: Union[SchemaDefinition, str]) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Enrich a schema by performing lookups on the external ontology/vocabulary endpoint, + and copying over metadata + + Currently, the only metadata obtained is text definitions + + .. code-block:: python + + >>> from schema_automator.annotators.schema_annotator import SchemaAnnotator + >>> from oaklib.selector import get_implementation_from_shorthand + >>> oi = get_implementation_from_shorthand("sqlite:obo:so") + >>> sa = SchemaAnnotator(ontology_implementation=oi) + >>> schema = sa.enrich("tests/data/schema.yaml") + + :param schema: + :return: + """ + sv = SchemaView(schema) + oi = self.ontology_implementation + for elt_name, elt in sv.all_elements().items(): + logging.debug(f"Enriching {elt_name}") + if isinstance(elt, EnumDefinition): + curies = [] + for pv in elt.permissible_values.values(): + if pv.meaning: + pv_curies = [pv.meaning] + else: + pv_curies = [] + self._add_description_from_curies(pv, pv_curies) + else: + curies = [sv.get_uri(elt)] + for rel, ms in sv.get_mappings(elt_name).items(): + curies += ms + self._add_description_from_curies(elt, curies) + return sv.schema
+ + + def _add_description_from_curies(self, elt: Union[Element, PermissibleValue], curies: List[str]): + oi = self.ontology_implementation + logging.info(f"Looking up descriptions using {curies}") + for x in curies: + logging.info(f"Fetching description using: {curies}") + if elt.description: + break + try: + defn = oi.definition(x) + if defn: + elt.description = defn + else: + mm = oi.entity_metadata_map(x) + logging.debug(f"MM={mm}") + for p in ['rdfs:comment', 'skos:definition', 'dcterms:description']: + if p in mm: + elt.description = mm[p] + last + except Exception: + pass
+ + + +@click.command() +@click.argument('schema') +@click.option('--input', '-i', help="OAK input ontology selector") +@click.option('--output', '-o', help="Path to saved yaml schema") +def annotate_schema(schema: str, input: str, output: str, **args): + """ + Annotate all elements of a schema. + + DEPRECATED: use main schemauto CLI instead + """ + logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) + annr = SchemaAnnotator() + schema = annr.annotate_schema(schema) + sd = minify_schema(schema) + if output: + with open(output, 'w') as stream: + yaml.safe_dump(sd, stream, sort_keys=False) + else: + print(yaml.safe_dump(sd, sort_keys=False)) + +if __name__ == '__main__': + annotate_schema() +
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Source code for schema_automator.generalizers.csv_data_generalizer

+import datetime
+import click
+import logging
+import yaml
+from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Set, Any
+from collections import defaultdict
+import os
+import re
+import csv
+import requests
+import pandas as pd
+import time
+
+from dateutil.parser import parse
+from deprecation import deprecated
+from linkml_runtime import SchemaView
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition, ClassDefinition, TypeDefinition, SlotDefinition
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import UniqueKey
+from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import underscore
+from quantulum3 import parser as q_parser
+from dataclasses import dataclass, field
+
+from schema_automator.generalizers.generalizer import Generalizer, DEFAULT_CLASS_NAME
+from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import merge_schemas, write_schema
+
+ID_SUFFIX = '_id'
+
+ROBOT_NAME_MAP = {
+    'alternative term': "IAO:0000118",
+    'definition': "IAO:0000115",
+    'definition_source': "IAO:0000119",
+}
+
+
+@dataclass
+class ForeignKey:
+    """
+    Represents a field in one table that points to an identifier field in another
+    """
+    source_table: str
+    source_column: str
+    target_table: str
+    target_column: str
+    num_distinct_values: int
+    range: str = None
+
+    def score(self):
+        s = 0
+        if self.source_table == self.target_table:
+            s -= 1
+        if self.source_column.lower().endswith(ID_SUFFIX):
+            s += 1
+        if self.target_column.lower().endswith(ID_SUFFIX) or self.target_column.lower() == 'id':
+            s += 1
+        if self.source_column.lower().startswith(self.target_table.lower()):
+            s += 2
+        if self.range != 'string' and self.range != 'integer':
+            s -= 1
+        return s
+
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class CsvDataGeneralizer(Generalizer): + """ + A Generalizer that generalizes from example CSV/TSV data + """ + + column_separator: str = "\t" + """character that separates columns in the input file""" + + schema_name: str = 'example' + """LinkML schema name (no spaces)""" + + robot: bool = False + """If true, conforms to robot template format. Data dictionary rows start with '>'""" + + data_dictionary_row_count: int = field(default=0) + """number of rows after header containing data dictionary information""" + + enum_columns: List[str] = field(default_factory=lambda: []) + """List of columns that are coerced into enums""" + + enum_mask_columns: List[str] = field(default_factory=lambda: []) + """List of columns that are excluded from being enums""" + + enum_threshold: float = 0.1 + """If number if distinct values divided by total number of values is greater than this, then the column is considered an enum""" + + enum_strlen_threshold: int = 30 + """Maximum length of a string to be considered a permissible enum value""" + + max_enum_size: int = 50 + """Max number of permissible values for a column to be considered an enum""" + + downcase_header: bool = False + """If true, coerce column names to be lower case""" + + snakecase_header: bool = False + """If true, coerce column names to be snake case""" + + infer_foreign_keys: bool = False + """For multi-CVS files, infer linkages between rows""" + + max_pk_len: int = 60 + """Maximum length to be considered for a primary key column. Note: URIs can be long""" + + min_distinct_fk_val: int = 8 + """For inferring foreign keys, there must be a minimum number.""" + + source_schema: Optional[SchemaDefinition] = None + """Optional base schema to draw from""" + +
+[docs] + def infer_linkages(self, files: List[str], **kwargs) -> List[ForeignKey]: + """ + Heuristic procedure for determining which tables are linked to others via implicit foreign keys + + If all values of one column FT.FC are present in column PT.PC, then FT.FC is a potential foreign key + and PC is a potential primary key of PT. + + This procedure can generate false positives, so additional heuristics are applied. Each potential + foreign key relationship gets an ad-hoc score: + - links across tables score more highly than within + - suffixes such as _id are more likely on PK and FK tables + - the foreign key column table is likely to start with the base column name + In addition, if there are competing primary keys for a table, the top scoring one is selected + """ + fks: List[ForeignKey] = [] + MAX_PK_LEN = self.max_pk_len + dfs: Dict[str, pd.DataFrame] = {} + + for file in files: + c = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(file))[0] + if self.downcase_header: + c = c.lower() + if self.snakecase_header: + c = underscore(c) + logging.info(f'READING {file} ') + df = pd.read_csv(file, sep=self.column_separator, skipinitialspace=True).fillna("") + if self.downcase_header: + df = df.rename(columns=str.lower) + if self.snakecase_header: + df = df.rename(columns=underscore) + exclude = [] + for col in df.columns: + vals = set(df[col].tolist()) + if len(vals) < self.min_distinct_fk_val: + logging.info(f'EXCLUDING {col} (too few, len = {len(vals)})') + exclude.append(col) + continue + max_str_len = max([len(str(x)) for x in vals]) + if max_str_len > MAX_PK_LEN: + logging.info(f'EXCLUDING {col} (len {max_str_len} > {MAX_PK_LEN}) sample: {list(vals)[0:5]}') + #for v in vals: + # if len(str(v)) == max_str_len: + # print(f' WITNESS: {v}') + exclude.append(col) + continue + if any(' ' in str(x) for x in vals ): + logging.info(f'EXCLUDING {col} (has spaces)') + exclude.append(col) + continue + for col in exclude: + del df[col] + logging.info(f'Excluding: {col}') + dfs[c] = df + for t_primary, df_primary in dfs.items(): + for candidate_pk in df_primary.columns: + candidate_pk_vals = set(df_primary[candidate_pk].tolist()) + candidate_pk_range = infer_range({}, candidate_pk_vals, {}) + logging.info(f'Candidate PK {t_primary}.{candidate_pk} ') + for t_foreign, df_foreign in dfs.items(): + logging.info(f' Candidate FK table {t_foreign} ') + for candidate_fk in df_foreign.columns: + logging.info(f' Candidate FK col {candidate_fk} ') + if t_primary == t_foreign and candidate_pk == candidate_fk: + logging.info(f' SKIP (identical) {candidate_fk} ') + continue + candidate_fk_vals = set(df_foreign[candidate_fk].tolist()) + logging.info(f' Candidate FK {t_foreign}.{candidate_fk}') + is_fk = True + for v in candidate_fk_vals: + if v is None or v == '': + continue + if v not in candidate_pk_vals: + logging.info(f' {v} not in candidates') + is_fk = False + if not is_fk: + break + if is_fk: + logging.info(f' all {len(candidate_fk_vals)} fk vals in {len(candidate_pk_vals)} pks') + fks.append(ForeignKey(source_table=t_foreign, + source_column=candidate_fk, + target_table=t_primary, + target_column=candidate_pk, + num_distinct_values=len(candidate_fk_vals), + range=candidate_pk_range)) + + pk_tables = set([fk.target_table for fk in fks]) + for pk_table in pk_tables: + s = defaultdict(float) + max_s = -1000 + for fk in fks: + if fk.target_table == pk_table: + s[fk.target_column] += fk.score() + if s[fk.target_column] > max_s: + max_s = s[fk.target_column] + pk_col, _ = sorted(s.items(), key=lambda item: -item[1])[0] + logging.info(f'SELECTED pk col {pk_col} for {pk_table}; scores = {s}') + fks = [fk for fk in fks if not (fk.target_table == pk_table and fk.target_column != pk_col)] + fks = [fk for fk in fks if fk.score() > 0] + logging.info(f'FILTERED: {fks}') + return fks
+ + + def inject_foreign_keys(self, + sv: SchemaView, + fks: List[ForeignKey], + direct_slot = True) -> None: + schema = sv.schema + for fk in fks: + # TODO: deal with cases where the same slot is used in different classes + src_cls = schema.classes[fk.source_table] + src_slot = schema.slots[fk.source_column] + src_cls.slot_usage[fk.source_column] = \ + SlotDefinition(name=fk.source_column, + range=fk.target_table) + if direct_slot: + src_slot['range'] = fk.target_table + tgt_cls = schema.classes[fk.target_table] + tgt_slot = schema.slots[fk.target_column] + tgt_cls.slot_usage[fk.target_column] = \ + SlotDefinition(name=fk.target_column, + identifier=True) + if direct_slot: + tgt_slot['identifier'] = True + +
+[docs] + def convert_multiple(self, files: List[str], **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts multiple TSVs to a schema + + :param files: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + if self.infer_foreign_keys: + fks = self.infer_linkages(files) + logging.info(f"Inferred {len(fks)} foreign keys: {fks}") + else: + fks = () + schemas = [] + for file in files: + c = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(file))[0] + if self.downcase_header: + c = c.lower() + if self.snakecase_header: + c = underscore(c) + s = self.convert(file, class_name=c, **kwargs) + if s is not None: + schemas.append(s) + logging.info(f'Classes={list(s.classes.keys())}') + sv = SchemaView(schemas[0]) + for s in schemas[1:]: + sv.merge_schema(s) + logging.info(f'Classes, post merge={list(sv.all_classes().keys())}') + #s = merge_schemas(yamlobjs) + self.inject_foreign_keys(sv, fks) + return sv.schema
+ + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, file: str, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts a single TSV file to a single-class schema + + :param file: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + with open(file, newline='', encoding='utf-8') as tsv_file: + header = [h.strip() for h in tsv_file.readline().split('\t')] + rr = csv.DictReader(tsv_file, fieldnames=header, delimiter=self.column_separator, skipinitialspace=False) + return self.convert_dicts([r for r in rr], **kwargs)
+ + +
+[docs] + def convert_from_dataframe(self, df: pd.DataFrame, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts a single dataframe to a single-class schema + + :param df: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + return self.convert_dicts(df.to_dict('records'), **kwargs)
+ + + def read_slot_tsv(self, file: str, **kwargs) -> Dict: + with open(file, newline='') as tsv_file: + rows_list = csv.reader(tsv_file, delimiter=self.column_separator) + return self.convert_to_edge_slots([r for r in rows_list], **kwargs) + +
+[docs] + def convert_to_edge_slots(self, + all_tsv_rows: List, + name: str = DEFAULT_CLASS_NAME, + **kwargs) -> Optional[Dict]: + + """ + assume that TSV has 3 relevant columns: + 1. slot name to add + 2. slot definition to add + 3. examples of values for the slot + + also assume that these are all edge_properties at the moment. + TODO: add parameter to allow edge or node property disambiguation. + """ + + slots = {} + slot_values = {} + types = {} + + for item in all_tsv_rows: + slot_name = item[0] + slot_definition = item[1] + slot_example_type = item[2] + if isinstance(slot_example_type, list): + vs = slot_example_type + elif isinstance(slot_example_type, str): + vs = slot_example_type.split('|') + else: + vs = [slot_example_type] + if slot_name not in slots: + slots[slot_name] = {'is_a': 'association slot', 'description': slot_definition, 'range': None} + slot_values[slot_name] = set() + if slot_example_type is not None and slot_example_type != "" and not str(slot_example_type).startswith('$ref:'): + slots[slot_name]['examples'] = [{'value': slot_example_type}] + slot_values[slot_name].update(vs) + if len(vs) > 1: + slots[slot_name]['multivalued'] = True + + new_slots = {} + # slots is a dict{dict} + for sn, s in slots.items(): + vals = slot_values[sn] + s['range'] = infer_range(s, vals, types) + for sn, s in new_slots.items(): + if sn not in slots: + slots[sn] = s + schema = { + 'slots': slots + } + return schema
+ + +
+[docs] + def convert_dicts(self, + rr: List[Dict], + schema_name: str = 'example', + class_name: str = DEFAULT_CLASS_NAME, + **kwargs) -> Optional[SchemaDefinition]: + """ + Converts a list of row objects to a schema. + + Each row is a data item, presumed to be of the same type, + that is generalized. + + :param rr: + :param schema_name: + :param class_name: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + slots = {} + + slot_distinct_values: Dict[str, Set[Any]] = {} + """distinct values for each slot""" + + slot_values: Dict[str, List[Any]] = defaultdict(list) + """all values for each slot""" + + n = 0 + enums = {} + robot_defs = {} + slot_usage = {} + enum_columns = self.enum_columns + enum_mask_columns = self.enum_mask_columns + if len(rr) == 0: + return None + for row in rr: + if self.downcase_header: + row = {k.lower(): v for k, v in row.items()} + if self.snakecase_header: + row = {underscore(k): v for k, v in row.items()} + n += 1 + if n == 1 and self.robot: + for k, v in row.items(): + robot_defs[k] = v + continue + if n <= self.data_dictionary_row_count: + if self.source_schema is None: + self.source_schema = SchemaDefinition(id="auto", name="auto") + for k, v in row.items(): + if k not in self.source_schema.slots: + self.source_schema.slots[k] = SlotDefinition(k) + self.source_schema.slots[k].description = v + continue + for k, v in row.items(): + if k is None or k == '': + continue + if v is None: + v = "" + if isinstance(v, str): + v = v.strip() + if isinstance(v, list): + vs = v + elif isinstance(v, str): + vs = v.split('|') + else: + vs = [v] + if k not in slots: + slots[k] = {'range': None} + slot_distinct_values[k] = set() + if v is not None and v != "" and not str(v).startswith('$ref:'): + slots[k]['examples'] = [{'value': v}] + slot_distinct_values[k].update(vs) + slot_values[k] += vs + if len(vs) > 1: + slots[k]['multivalued'] = True + types = {} + new_slots = {} + col_number = 0 + unique_keys = [] + for sn, s in slots.items(): + col_number += 1 + is_unique = len(set(slot_values[sn])) == len(slot_values[sn]) + is_pk = is_unique and col_number == 1 + if self.source_schema and sn in self.source_schema.slots and self.source_schema.slots[sn].identifier: + is_pk = True + if is_pk: + s['identifier'] = True + elif is_unique: + unique_keys.append(sn) + vals = slot_distinct_values[sn] + if self.source_schema: + if sn in self.source_schema.slots: + s['description'] = self.source_schema.slots[sn].description + s['range'] = infer_range(s, vals, types) + logging.info(f"Slot {sn} has range {s['range']}") + if (s['range'] == 'string' or sn in enum_columns) and sn not in enum_mask_columns: + filtered_vals = \ + [v + for v in slot_values[sn] + if not isinteger(v) and not isfloat(v) and not isboolean(v) and not is_date(v)] + n_filtered_vals = len(filtered_vals) + 1 + n_distinct = len(vals) + longest = max([len(str(v)) for v in vals]) if n_distinct > 0 else 0 + logging.info(f"Considering {sn} as enum: {n_distinct} distinct values / {n_filtered_vals}, longest={longest}") + if sn in enum_columns or \ + ((n_distinct / n_filtered_vals) < self.enum_threshold and 0 < n_distinct <= self.max_enum_size + and longest < self.enum_strlen_threshold): + enum_name = sn.replace(' ', '_').replace('(s)', '') + enum_name = f'{enum_name}_enum' + s['range'] = enum_name + enums[enum_name] = { + 'permissible_values': {v:{'description': v} for v in vals} + } + # ROBOT template hints. See http://robot.obolibrary.org/template + if sn in robot_defs: + rd = robot_defs[sn] + if 'SPLIT' in rd: + rd = re.sub(' SPLIT.*', '', rd) + if rd.startswith("EC"): + rd = rd.replace('EC ', '') + rel = capture_robot_some(rd) + ss = rd.replace('%', '{' + sn + '}') + slot_usage['equivalence axiom'] = {'string_serialization': ss} + if rel is not None: + s['is_a'] = rel + new_slots[rel] = {} + elif rd.startswith("SC"): + rd = rd.replace('SC ', '') + rel = capture_robot_some(rd) + ss = rd.replace('%', '{' + sn + '}') + slot_usage['subclass axiom'] = {'string_serialization': ss} + if rel is not None: + s['is_a'] = rel + new_slots[rel] = {} + s['comments'] = ['OWL>> SomeValuesFrom'] + else: + s['comments'] = ['OWL>> SubClassOf'] + elif rd.startswith("C"): + # TODO: semantics are dependent on CLASS_TYPE column + # https://robot.obolibrary.org/template + rd = rd.replace('C ', '') + if rd == '%': + s['broad_mappings'] = ['rdfs:subClassOf'] + rel = capture_robot_some(rd) + if rel is not None: + s['is_a'] = rel + new_slots[rel] = {} + elif rd == 'ID': + s['identifier'] = True + elif rd.startswith("I"): + rd = rd.replace('I ', '') + # TODO + elif rd == 'TYPE': + s['slot_uri'] = 'rdf:type' + elif rd == 'LABEL': + s['slot_uri'] = 'rdfs:label' + elif rd.startswith("A "): + s['slot_uri'] = rd.replace('A ', '') + elif rd.startswith("AT "): + s['slot_uri'] = re.sub('^^.*', '', rd.replace('AT ', '')) + elif rd.startswith(">A "): + logging.warning('Axiom annotations not supported') + slot_uri = s.get('slot_uri', None) + if slot_uri is not None: + if ' ' in slot_uri or ':' not in slot_uri: + if slot_uri in ROBOT_NAME_MAP: + s['slot_uri'] = ROBOT_NAME_MAP[slot_uri] + else: + del s['slot_uri'] + logging.warning(f'ROBOT "A" annotations not supported yet') + class_slots = list(slots.keys()) + for sn, s in new_slots.items(): + if sn not in slots: + slots[sn] = s + + unique_keys = [UniqueKey(f"{k}_key", + unique_key_slots=[k]) for k in unique_keys] + schema = SchemaDefinition( + id=f'https://w3id.org/{schema_name}', + name=schema_name, + description=schema_name, + imports=['linkml:types'], + default_prefix=schema_name, + types=types, + classes=[ + ClassDefinition(class_name, + slots=class_slots, + slot_usage=slot_usage, + unique_keys=unique_keys, + ) + ], + slots=slots, + enums=enums + ) + self.add_default_prefixes(schema) + self.add_prefix(schema, schema_name, f'https://w3id.org/{schema_name}') + if robot_defs: + self.add_prefix(schema, 'IAO', 'http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/IAO_') + add_missing_to_schema(schema) + return schema
+
+ + + +def capture_robot_some(s: str) -> str: + """ + parses an OWL some values from from a robot template + + :param s: + :return: + """ + results = re.findall('(\\S+) some %',s) + if len(results) == 0: + return None + else: + r = results[0] + if ':' in r: + # only use named properties + return None + else: + return r + + +def isfloat(value): + try: + float(value) + return True + except ValueError: + return False + +def isinteger(value): + try: + int(value) + return True + except ValueError: + return False + +def isboolean(value): + return value in ['true', 'false'] + + +def is_measurement(value): + ms = q_parser.parse(value) + for m in ms: + if m.unit.name != 'dimensionless': + return True + + +def is_all_measurement(values): + """ + heuristic to guess if all values are measurements + + uses quantulum to parse + + A significant proportion must be dimensional, to avoid + accidentally classifying a list of floats as measurements + """ + n_dimensional = 0 + n = 0 + for value in values: + if not isinstance(value, str): + return False + try: + ms = q_parser.parse(value) + except: + return False + if len(ms) == 0: + return False + n += 1 + if all(m.unit.name != 'dimensionless' for m in ms): + n_dimensional += 1 + # TODO: make this configurable + if n_dimensional > n/2: + return True + else: + return False + + +def infer_range(slot: dict, vals: set, types: dict, coerce=True) -> str: + """ + Infers the range of a slot based on the values + + :param slot: + :param vals: + :param types: + :return: + """ + logging.info(f"Inferring value for {list(vals)[0:5]}...") + nn_vals = [v for v in vals if v is not None and v != ""] + logging.info(f"FILTERED: {list(nn_vals)[0:5]}...") + if len(nn_vals) == 0: + return 'string' + if all(str(v).startswith('$ref:') for v in nn_vals): + return nn_vals[0].replace('$ref:', '') + if all(isinstance(v, int) for v in nn_vals): + return 'integer' + if all(isinstance(v, float) for v in nn_vals): + return 'float' + if coerce: + if all(isinteger(v) for v in nn_vals): + return 'integer' + if all(isboolean(v) for v in nn_vals): + return 'boolean' + if all(isfloat(v) for v in nn_vals): + return 'float' + parsed_datetimes = [is_date_or_datetime(v) for v in nn_vals] + if all(pd == 'date' for pd in parsed_datetimes): + return 'date' + if all(pd in ('date', 'datetime') for pd in parsed_datetimes): + # This selects datetime when values are mixed which may fail validation + return 'datetime' + if is_all_measurement(nn_vals): + return 'measurement' + v0 = nn_vals[0] + db = get_db(v0) + if db is not None: + if all(get_db(v) == db for v in nn_vals): + t = f'{db} identifier' + types[t] = {'typeof': 'string'} + return t + if all(get_db(v) is not None for v in nn_vals): + t = 'identifier' + types[t] = {'typeof': 'string'} + return t + return 'string' + + +def get_db(db_id: str) -> Optional[str]: + """ + Extracts the database from a CURIE + + :param db_id: + :return: + """ + if isinstance(db_id, str) and ':' in db_id: + parts = db_id.split(':') + if len(parts) > 1: + return parts[0] + + +def is_date(string, fuzzy=False): + """ + Return whether the string can be interpreted as a date. + + :param string: str, string to check for date + :param fuzzy: bool, ignore unknown tokens in string if True + """ + try: + parse(string, fuzzy=fuzzy) + return True + except Exception: + # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4990718/how-can-i-write-a-try-except-block-that-catches-all-exceptions + # we don't know all the different parse exceptions, we assume any error means this is a date + return False + + +def is_date_or_datetime(string, fuzzy=False): + """ + Return whether the string can be interpreted as a date or datetime. + + :param string: str, string to check for date + :param fuzzy: bool, ignore unknown tokens in string if True + """ + try: + dt = parse(string, fuzzy=fuzzy) + if dt.hour == 0 and dt.minute == 0 and dt.second == 0: + return 'date' + return 'datetime' + except Exception: + # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4990718/how-can-i-write-a-try-except-block-that-catches-all-exceptions + # we don't know all the different parse exceptions, we assume any error means this is not a date + return False + + +@dataclass +class Hit: + term_id: str + name: str + score: float + + +def get_pv_element(v: str, zooma_confidence: str, cache: dict = {}) -> Hit: + """ + uses ZOOMA to guess a meaning of an enum permissible value + + :param v: + :param zooma_confidence: + :param cache: + :return: + """ + if v in cache: + return cache[v][0] + if zooma_confidence is None: + return None + + def confidence_to_int(c: str) -> int: + if c == 'HIGH': + return 5 + elif c == 'GOOD': + return 4 + elif c == 'MEDIUM': + return 2 + elif c == 'LOW': + return 1 + else: + raise Exception(f'Unknown: {c}') + confidence_threshold = confidence_to_int(zooma_confidence) + + ontscores = { + 'NCBITaxon': 1.0, + 'OMIT': -1.0, + + } + + # zooma doesn't seem to do much pre-processing, so we convert + label = v + if 'SARS-CoV' not in label: + label = re.sub("([a-z])([A-Z])", "<1> <2>", label) # expand CamelCase + label = label.replace('.', ' ').replace('_', ' ') + params = {'propertyValue': label} + time.sleep(1) # don't overload service + logging.info(f'Q: {params}') + r = requests.get('http://www.ebi.ac.uk/spot/zooma/v2/api/services/annotate',params=params) + hits = [] # List[hit] + for hit in r.json(): + confidence = float(confidence_to_int(hit['confidence'])) + id = hit['semanticTags'][0] + if confidence >= confidence_threshold: + hit = Hit(term_id=id, + name=hit['annotatedProperty']['propertyValue'], + score=confidence) + hits.append(hit) + else: + logging.warning(f'Skipping {id} {confidence}') + hits = sorted(hits, key=lambda h: h.score, reverse=True) + logging.info(f'Hits for {label} = {hits}') + if len(hits) > 0: + cache[label] = hits + return hits[0] + else: + return None + + +def convert_range(k: str, dt: str) -> str: + t = 'string' + if dt == 'float64': + t = 'float' + return t + + +@deprecated +def infer_enum_meanings(schema: dict, + zooma_confidence: str = 'MEDIUM', + cache={}) -> None: + for _,e in schema['enums'].items(): + pvs = e['permissible_values'] + for k, pv in pvs.items(): + if pv is None: + pv = {} + pvs[k] = pv + if 'meaning' not in pv or pv['meaning'] is not None: + hit = get_pv_element(k, zooma_confidence=zooma_confidence, cache=cache) + if hit is not None: + pv['meaning'] = hit.term_id + if 'description' not in pv: + pv['description'] = hit.name + + +def add_missing_to_schema_dict(schema: dict): + for slot in schema['slots'].values(): + if slot.get('range', None) == 'measurement': + types = schema['types'] + if 'measurement' not in types: + types['measurement'] = \ + {'typeof': 'string', + 'description': 'Holds a measurement serialized as a string'} + + +def add_missing_to_schema(schema: SchemaDefinition): + for slot in schema.slots.values(): + if slot.range == 'measurement': + types = schema.types + if 'measurement' not in types: + types['measurement'] = \ + TypeDefinition('measurement', + typeof='string', + description='Holds a measurement serialized as a string') + + +if __name__ == '__main__': + main() +
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Source code for schema_automator.generalizers.json_instance_generalizer

+import logging
+
+import click
+from typing import Union, Dict, List, Any, Mapping, Collection
+from collections import defaultdict
+import json
+
+import tomlkit
+import yaml
+import gzip
+
+from dataclasses import dataclass, field
+
+from linkml_runtime import SchemaView
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition, SlotDefinitionName
+
+from schema_automator.generalizers.generalizer import Generalizer
+from schema_automator.generalizers.csv_data_generalizer import CsvDataGeneralizer
+from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase
+
+from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import write_schema
+
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class JsonDataGeneralizer(Generalizer): + """ + A generalizer that abstract from JSON instance data + """ + mappings: dict = None + omit_null: bool = None + + inline_as_dict_slot_keys: Mapping[str, str] = None + """Mapping between the name of a dict-inlined slot and the unique key for that entity + """ + + + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, input: Union[str, Dict], format: str = 'json', + container_class_name='Container', + **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Generalizes from a JSON file + + :param input: + :param format: + :param container_class_name: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + csv_engine = CsvDataGeneralizer(**kwargs) + + if isinstance(input, dict): + obj = input + else: + if format.endswith('.gz'): + format = format.replace('.gz', '') + stream = gzip.open(input) + else: + stream = open(input) + with stream: + if format == 'json': + obj = json.load(stream) + elif format == 'yaml': + obj = yaml.safe_load(stream) + elif format == 'toml': + obj_str = "".join(stream.readlines()) + toml_obj = tomlkit.parse(obj_str) + json_str = json.dumps(toml_obj) + obj = json.loads(json_str) + else: + raise Exception(f'bad format {format}') + rows_by_table = defaultdict(list) + self.rows_by_table = rows_by_table + self._convert_obj(obj, table=container_class_name) + schemas = [] + for cn, rows_dict in rows_by_table.items(): + schema = csv_engine.convert_dicts(rows_dict, cn, cn) + schemas.append(schema) + sv = SchemaView(schemas[0]) + for s in schemas[1:]: + sv.merge_schema(s) + schema = sv.schema + schema.classes[container_class_name].tree_root = True + self.add_additional_info(schema) + return schema
+ + + def _key_to_classname(self, k: str) -> str: + return camelcase(k) + + def _convert_obj(self, obj, table='Container'): + """ + Recursively transform an object into flattened key-value lists + + :param obj: + :param table: + :return: + """ + if isinstance(obj, dict): + row = defaultdict(set) + for k, v in obj.items(): + if v is None and self.omit_null: + continue + if self.inline_as_dict_slot_keys and k in self.inline_as_dict_slot_keys: + key_name = self.inline_as_dict_slot_keys[SlotDefinitionName(k)] + self.identifier_slots.append(key_name) + #print(f"INLINED: {key_name} = {v}") + v = self._inlined_dict_to_list(v, key_name) + tbl_name = k + if self.depluralize_class_names: + singular_noun = self.inflect_engine.singular_noun(tbl_name) + if singular_noun: + logging.info(f"Depluralized: {tbl_name} => {singular_noun}") + tbl_name = singular_noun + tbl_name = camelcase(tbl_name) + row[k] = self._convert_obj(v, table=tbl_name) + self.rows_by_table[table].append(row) + return f'$ref:{table}' + elif isinstance(obj, list): + new_list = [self._convert_obj(v, table=table) for v in obj] + return new_list + else: + return obj + + def _inlined_dict_to_list(self, inlined_dict: Dict[str, dict], key_name: str) -> list: + rows = [] + for k, v in inlined_dict.items(): + if isinstance(v, dict): + rows.append({**v, key_name: k}) + elif isinstance(v, list): + raise ValueError(f"Cannot handle an inlined dict of form {inlined_dict} for key={k}") + else: + rows.append({key_name: k, f"{key_name}_value": v}) + return rows + + + + def _as_name(self, v): + v = str(v) + for sep in ['#', '/']: + if sep in v: + return v.split(sep)[-1] + return v
+ + +def parse_frontmatter_files(paths: List[str], text_slot='_text') -> Any: + blocks = [] + for path in paths: + with open(path) as stream: + state = 0 + yamlstr = "" + txt = "" + for line in stream.readlines(): + if line.startswith('---'): + state += 1 + else: + if state == 1: + yamlstr += line + elif state == 2: + txt += line + elif state > 2: + raise Exception(f'Limited to one frontmatter block per file') + obj = yaml.safe_load(yamlstr) + obj[text_slot] = txt + blocks.append(obj) + return blocks + + + +@click.command() +@click.argument('input') +@click.option('--container-class-name', help="name of root class") +@click.option('--format', '-f', default='json', help="json or yaml (or json.gz or yaml.gz) or frontmatter") +@click.option('--enum-columns', '-E', multiple=True, help='column(s) that is forced to be an enum') +@click.option('--enum-mask-columns', multiple=True, help='column(s) that are excluded from being enums') +@click.option('--max-enum-size', default=50, help='do not create an enum if more than max distinct members') +@click.option('--enum-threshold', default=0.1, help='if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum') +@click.option('--omit-null/--no-omit-null', default=False, help="if true, ignore null values") +def json2model(input, format, omit_null, **kwargs): + """ Infer a model from JSON instance data + + + """ + ie = JsonDataGeneralizer(omit_null=omit_null) + schema = ie.convert(input, dir=dir, format=format, **kwargs) + write_schema(schema) + +@click.command() +@click.argument('inputs', nargs=-1) +@click.option('--container-class-name', help="name of root class") +@click.option('--enum-columns', '-E', multiple=True, help='column(s) that is forced to be an enum') +@click.option('--enum-mask-columns', multiple=True, help='column(s) that are excluded from being enums') +@click.option('--max-enum-size', default=50, help='do not create an enum if more than max distinct members') +@click.option('--enum-threshold', default=0.1, help='if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum') +@click.option('--omit-null/--no-omit-null', default=False, help="if true, ignore null values") +def frontmatter2model(inputs, format, omit_null, **kwargs): + """ Infer a model from frontmatter files + + + """ + ie = JsonDataGeneralizer(omit_null=omit_null) + objs = parse_frontmatter_files(list(inputs)) + schema = ie.convert({'objects': objs}, dir=dir, format=format, **kwargs) + write_schema(schema) + +if __name__ == '__main__': + json2model() + + +
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Source code for schema_automator.generalizers.rdf_data_generalizer

+import click
+from collections import defaultdict
+import os
+from csv import DictWriter
+from linkml_runtime import SchemaView
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition
+
+from rdflib import Graph, URIRef
+from rdflib.namespace import RDF
+
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+
+from schema_automator.generalizers.generalizer import Generalizer
+from schema_automator.generalizers.csv_data_generalizer import CsvDataGeneralizer
+from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import write_schema
+
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class RdfDataGeneralizer(Generalizer): + """ + A generalizer that generalizes from source RDF turtle data + """ + mappings: dict = None + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, file: str, dir: str, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Generalizes from an RDF file + + :param file: + :param dir: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + csv_engine = CsvDataGeneralizer() + + g = Graph() + g.parse(file, **kwargs) + self.mappings = {} + paths = self.graph_to_tables(g, dir) + schemas = [] + for c, tsvfile in paths.items(): + schemas.append(csv_engine.convert(tsvfile, class_name=c)) + sv = SchemaView(schemas[0]) + for s in schemas[1:]: + sv.merge_schema(s) + schema = sv.schema + mappings = self.mappings + for cn, c in schema.classes.items(): + if cn in mappings: + c.class_uri = mappings[cn] + for sn, s in schema.slots.items(): + if sn in mappings: + s.slot_uri = mappings[sn] + for en, e in schema.enums.items(): + for pvn, pvo in e.permissible_values.items(): + if pvn in mappings: + pvo.meaning = mappings[pvn] + return schema
+ + + def graph_to_tables(self, g: Graph, dir: str): + mappings = self.mappings + rows_by_table = defaultdict(list) + for s,_,t_uriref in g.triples((None, RDF.type, None)): + t = self._as_name(t_uriref) + mappings[t] = str(t_uriref) + #print(f'I={s} type={t}') + row = defaultdict(set) + row['id'] = {s} + for _,p_uriref,o_uriref in g.triples((s, None, None)): + p = self._as_name(p_uriref) + o = self._as_name(o_uriref) + mappings[p] = str(p_uriref) + if isinstance(o_uriref, URIRef): + mappings[o] = str(o_uriref) + row[p].add(o) + rows_by_table[t].append(row) + #print(f' ROW={row}') + paths = {} + for t, rows in rows_by_table.items(): + path = f'{os.path.join(dir, t)}.tsv' + paths[t] = path + fields = [] + for row in rows: + for k in row.keys(): + if k not in fields: + fields.append(k) + v = list(row[k]) + v = '|'.join(v) + row[k] = v + print(f'Writing {len(rows)} to {path}') + with open(path, 'w') as stream: + w = DictWriter(stream, delimiter='\t', fieldnames=fields) + w.writeheader() + for row in rows: + w.writerow(row) + return paths + + def _as_name(self, v): + v = str(v) + for sep in ['#', '/']: + if sep in v: + return v.split(sep)[-1] + return v
+ + +@click.command() +@click.argument('rdffile') +@click.option('--dir', '-d', required=True) +def rdf2model(rdffile, dir, **args): + """ Infer a model from RDF instance data """ + sie = RdfDataGeneralizer() + if not os.path.exists(dir): + os.makedirs(dir) + schema = sie.convert(rdffile, dir=dir, format='ttl') + write_schema(schema) + +if __name__ == '__main__': + rdf2model() + + +
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Source code for schema_automator.importers.cadsr_import_engine

+"""
+CADSR CDE Import Engine
+
+This ingests the output of the caDSR API https://cadsrapi.cancer.gov/rad/NCIAPI/1.0/api
+"""
+import logging
+import urllib
+from typing import Union, Dict, Tuple, List, Any, Optional, Iterable, Iterator
+
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+
+from linkml.utils.schema_builder import SchemaBuilder
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import Annotation
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import SchemaDefinition, SlotDefinition, EnumDefinition, \
+    PermissibleValue, UniqueKey, ClassDefinition
+from linkml_runtime.loaders import json_loader
+from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase, underscore
+
+from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine
+import schema_automator.metamodels.cadsr as cadsr
+
+ID_LABEL_PAIR = Tuple[str, str]
+
+TMAP = {
+    "DATE": "date",
+    "NUMBER": "float",
+    "ALPHANUMERIC": "string",
+    "CHARACTER": "string",
+    "HL7EDv3": "string",
+    "HL7CDv3": "string",
+    "java.lang.Double": "float",
+    "Numeric Alpha DVG": "float",
+    "SAS Date": "string",
+    "java.util.Date": "date",
+    "DATE/TIME": "datetime",
+    "TIME": "time",
+    "Integer": "integer",
+    "java.lang.Integer": "integer",
+    "Floating-point": "float",
+}
+
+def extract_concepts(concepts: List[cadsr.Concept]) -> Tuple[ID_LABEL_PAIR, List[str]]:
+    main = None
+    rest = []
+    if not concepts:
+        raise ValueError("No concepts")
+    for concept in concepts:
+        if concept.evsSource != "NCI_CONCEPT_CODE":
+            continue
+        id = f"NCIT:{concept.conceptCode.strip()}"
+        pair = id, concept.longName
+        if concept.primaryIndicator == "Yes":
+            if main:
+                raise ValueError(f"Multiple primary for: {concepts}")
+            main = pair
+        else:
+            rest.append(id)
+    if not main:
+        logging.warning(f"No primary, using arbitrary from {rest}")
+        main = rest[0]
+        rest = rest[1:]
+    return main, rest
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class CADSRImportEngine(ImportEngine): + """ + An ImportEngine that imports NCI CADSR CDEs + + Ingests the output of `caDSR API <https://cadsrapi.cancer.gov/rad/NCIAPI/1.0/api>`_. + + Note that we include a LinkML schema for this in schema_automator.metamodels.cadsr + + - Each CDE (DataElement) becomes a unique slot + - the CDE is added as a lot of a context-specific class + - the context-specific class is a subclass of the CDE's DataElementConcept + + Note that this creates a lot of 1-1 classes, as in many cases there is no + attempt to group concepts. However, this is not always the case. + + E.g. the concept with publicId 2012668 (Access Route) is used in 5 contexts + (AHRQ, CCR, ...) + + Each context-specific concept has its own set of CDEs + + See also https://github.com/monarch-initiative/cde-harmonization + """ + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, paths: Iterable[str], id: str=None, name: str=None, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts one or more CDE JSON files into LinkML + + :param files: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + sb = SchemaBuilder() + schema = sb.schema + if id: + schema.id = id + if not name: + name = package.name + if name: + schema.name = name + classes = {} + slots = {} + enums = {} + for path in paths: + logging.info(f"Loading {path}") + with (open(path) as file): + container: cadsr.DataElementContainer + container = json_loader.load(file, target_class=cadsr.DataElementContainer) + cde = container.DataElement + ctxt = cde.context + ln = cde.longName + source = urllib.parse.quote(ctxt) + source = f"cadsr:{source}" + # Each DataElement becomes one slot; + # we make the name both unique and human readable + # TODO: check this; frequently reused, e.g. + # NCI Standards + Group ID + slot = SlotDefinition( + name=urllib.parse.quote(underscore(f"{ctxt} {cde.preferredName} {ln}")), + slot_uri=f"cadsr:{cde.publicId}", + title=cde.preferredName, + description=cde.preferredDefinition, + aliases=[ln], + conforms_to=f"cadsr:DataElement", + source=source, + ) + # each data element belongs to a concept + # (may be reused across classes?) + slots[slot.name] = slot + dec = cde.DataElementConcept + property = dec.Property + main_prop_concept, prop_mappings = extract_concepts(property.Concepts) + # a concept is linked to a class + objectClass = dec.ObjectClass + # NCIT concepts describing the class; + # there will be one primary and possibly secondary concepts + mainConcept, mappings = extract_concepts(objectClass.Concepts) + class_name = objectClass.longName + concept_name = urllib.parse.quote(camelcase(f"{ctxt} {class_name}")) + parent_concept_name = urllib.parse.quote(class_name) + if parent_concept_name not in classes: + parent_cls = ClassDefinition( + name=parent_concept_name, + title=objectClass.preferredName, + description=objectClass.preferredDefinition, + #aliases=[concept.longName], + class_uri=f"cadsr:{objectClass.publicId}", + exact_mappings=[mainConcept[0]], + broad_mappings=mappings, + conforms_to=f"cadsr:ObjectClass", + ) + classes[parent_concept_name] = parent_cls + if concept_name not in classes: + cls = ClassDefinition( + name=concept_name, + title=f"{dec.preferredName} ({ctxt})", + description=dec.preferredDefinition, + aliases=[dec.longName], + class_uri=f"cadsr:{dec.publicId}", + is_a=parent_concept_name, + conforms_to=f"cadsr:DataElementConcept", + ) + classes[concept_name] = cls + else: + cls = classes[concept_name] + cls.slots.append(slot.name) + # In theory the ObjectClass should link to a general class of utility in NCIT. + # In practice the actual concept may not be so useful. E.g. in 2724331 + # "Agent Adverse Event Attribution Name" the DataConcept is + # Agent (C1708) defined as "An active power or cause (as principle, + # substance, physical or biological factor, etc.) that produces a specific effect." + # which is very upper-ontological + #for ocConcept in objectClass.Concepts: + # if ocConcept.evsSource == "NCI_CONCEPT_CODE": + # cls.is_a = f"NCIT:{ocConcept.conceptCode}" + valueDomain = cde.ValueDomain + # TODO + conceptualDomain = valueDomain.ConceptualDomain + pvs = valueDomain.PermissibleValues + if pvs: + enum_name = urllib.parse.quote(camelcase(valueDomain.preferredName)) + enum = EnumDefinition( + name=enum_name, + title=valueDomain.preferredName, + description=valueDomain.preferredDefinition, + aliases=[valueDomain.longName], + # enum_uri=f"cadsr:{valueDomain.publicId}", + ) + enums[enum_name] = enum + rng = enum_name + for pv in pvs: + # url encode the value to escape symbols like <, >, etc. + pv_value = urllib.parse.quote(pv.value).replace("%20", " ") + tgt_pv = PermissibleValue( + text=pv_value, + title=pv.value, + description=pv.valueDescription, + ) + enum.permissible_values[tgt_pv.text] = tgt_pv + vm = pv.ValueMeaning + tgt_pv.title = vm.preferredName + if not tgt_pv.description: + tgt_pv.description = vm.preferredDefinition + if vm.Concepts: + mainConcept, mappings = extract_concepts(vm.Concepts) + tgt_pv.meaning = mainConcept[0] + tgt_pv.broad_mappings = mappings + else: + datatype = valueDomain.dataType + rng = TMAP.get(datatype, "string") + slot.range = rng + anns = [] + for rd in cde.ReferenceDocuments: + rf_type = urllib.parse.quote(underscore(rd.type)) + anns.append(Annotation( + tag=rf_type, + value=rd.description, + )) + for ann in anns: + slot.annotations[ann.tag] = ann + + sb.add_prefix("NCIT", "http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/NCIT_") + sb.add_prefix("cadsr", "http://example.org/cadsr/") + sb.add_defaults() + for c in schema.classes.values(): + c.from_schema = 'http://example.org/' + schema = sb.schema + schema.classes = classes + schema.slots = slots + schema.enums = enums + return schema
+ + + def as_rows(self, paths: Iterable[str], **kwargs) -> Iterator[Dict]: + for path in paths: + logging.info(f"Loading {path}") + with (open(path) as file): + container: cadsr.DataElementContainer + container = json_loader.load(file, target_class=cadsr.DataElementContainer) + cde = container.DataElement + yield from self._obj_as_rows(cde, path) + + def _obj_as_rows(self, e: Union[cadsr.DataElement, cadsr.DataElementConcept, cadsr.Concept, cadsr.Property, cadsr.ObjectClass, cadsr.ConceptualDomain, + cadsr.ValueDomain, cadsr.PermissibleValue, cadsr.ValueMeaning], parent_id: str) -> Iterator[Dict]: + if isinstance(e, cadsr.Concept): + obj = { + "id": e.conceptCode, + "context": e.evsSource, + "longName": e.longName, + } + elif isinstance(e, cadsr.CDEPermissibleValue): + obj = { + "id": e.publicId, + "value": e.value, + "valueDescription": e.valueDescription, + } + else: + obj = { + "id": e.publicId, + "preferredName": e.preferredName, + "context": e.context, + "longName": e.longName, + } + obj["parentId"] = parent_id + obj["type"] = type(e).class_name + id = obj["id"] + yield obj + if isinstance(e, cadsr.DataElement): + yield from self._obj_as_rows(e.DataElementConcept, id) + yield from self._obj_as_rows(e.ValueDomain, id) + elif isinstance(e, cadsr.DataElementConcept): + yield from self._obj_as_rows(e.ObjectClass, id) + yield from self._obj_as_rows(e.Property, id) + yield from self._obj_as_rows(e.ConceptualDomain, id) + elif isinstance(e, cadsr.ValueDomain): + for pv in e.PermissibleValues: + yield from self._obj_as_rows(pv.ValueMeaning, id) + if isinstance(e, (cadsr.ObjectClass, cadsr.Property, cadsr.PermissibleValue)): + for c in e.Concepts: + yield from self._obj_as_rows(c, id)
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Source code for schema_automator.importers.dosdp_import_engine

+import click
+import yaml
+
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import SchemaDefinition, ClassDefinition, SlotDefinition, EnumDefinition, TypeDefinition, AnonymousSlotExpression
+from linkml_runtime.loaders import yaml_loader
+from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase, underscore
+
+from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine
+from schema_automator.metamodels.dosdp.model import Pattern, Printf
+from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import write_schema
+
+ALIAS = str
+CURIE = str
+
+METACLASS = 'OntologyClass'
+TEMPLATE_CLASS = 'OntologyClassTemplate'
+GROUPING_CLASS = 'OntologyClassSubset'
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class DOSDPImportEngine(ImportEngine): + """ + An ImportEngine that imports Ontology Design Patterns specified as DOSDP Yaml into a LinkML schema + + See `DOSDPs <https://github.com/INCATools/dead_simple_owl_design_patterns>`_ + + Every template maps to a LinkML class, the default name for a template Foo as FooTemplate + + """ + mappings: dict = None + include_unmapped_annotations = False + + def load_dp(self, path) -> Pattern: + with open(path) as stream: + obj = yaml.safe_load(stream) + if 'def' in obj: + obj['definition'] = obj['def'] + del obj['def'] + return yaml_loader.load(obj, target_class=Pattern) + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, files: str, range_as_enums=True, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts one or more YAML files into a Schema + + :param files: + :param range_as_enums: if True, then class ranges are mapped to Enums + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + patterns = [self.load_dp(file) for file in files] + schema = SchemaDefinition(**kwargs) + if not schema.default_prefix: + schema.default_prefix = schema.name + schema.prefixes[schema.name] = f'{schema.id}' + schema.default_curi_maps = ['semweb_context', 'obo_context'] + self.schema = schema + mc = ClassDefinition(METACLASS) + schema.classes[mc.name] = mc + mc.description = "Instance of OWL Class" + mc.aliases = ['OWL Class'] + mc.class_uri = 'owl:Class' + mc.mixin = True + mc.slots = ['id'] + tmc = ClassDefinition(TEMPLATE_CLASS) + schema.classes[tmc.name] = tmc + tmc.description = "Instances of OWL classes that conform to a template" + tmc.aliases = ['design pattern record', 'template row'] + tmc.mixin = True + tmc.mixins = [mc.name] + gmc = ClassDefinition(GROUPING_CLASS) + schema.classes[gmc.name] = gmc + gmc.description = "Mixin for instances of OWL Classes that are used as range references" + gmc.mixin = True + gmc.mixins = [mc.name] + schema.types['string'] = TypeDefinition(name='string', base='str', uri='xsd:string') + def add_slot(s: SlotDefinition): + schema.slots[s.name] = s + add_slot(SlotDefinition('id', + identifier=True, + #range='uriorcurie', + description='Unique identifier for template instance')) + add_slot(SlotDefinition('name', + slot_uri='rdfs:label', + description='Human readable label for template instance')) + add_slot(SlotDefinition('definition', + slot_uri='IAO:0000115', + description='Human readable textual definition for template instance')) + add_slot(SlotDefinition('subclass_of', + multivalued=True, + slot_uri='rdfs:subclass_of', + range=METACLASS)) + add_slot(SlotDefinition('equivalentTo', + description='String serialization of RHS expression in equivalence axiom', + close_mappings=['owl:equivalentClass'])) + licenses = set() + for p in patterns: + c = self.create_class(p, range_as_enums=range_as_enums) + schema.classes[c.name] = c + return schema
+ + +
+[docs] + def create_class(self, pattern: Pattern, range_as_enums: bool = True, + denormalize_labels: bool = True) -> ClassDefinition: + """ + Create a LinkML class from a template/pattern + + The class will have name FooTemplate, and will mixin TemplateClass, + and will have one slot per var (slots will also be inherited from TemplateClass) + + by default, the range of each var will be a class RangeClass, unless treated as enums + + :param pattern: DOSDP template + :param range_as_enums: if true, ranges will be enums + :param denoramlized: if true, create an optional label for each var + :return: + """ + def deref_class(name: ALIAS) -> CURIE: + return self._deref(name, pattern.classes) + + schema = self.schema + template_name = f'{pattern.pattern_name} template' + cls = ClassDefinition(name=camelcase(template_name), + aliases=[template_name], + #title=template_name, ## TODO: fix owlgen + description=pattern.description, + mixins=[TEMPLATE_CLASS]) + for contrib in pattern.contributors: + cls.comments.append(f'Contributor: {contrib}') ## TODO: extend metamodel + extra_classes = [] + for vn, v in pattern.vars.items(): + var_range_as_curie = v.range + for alias, alias_obj in pattern.classes.items(): + if f"'{alias}'" == v.range: + var_range_as_curie = alias_obj.curie + range_base_name = self._name(v.range) + if range_as_enums: + rangedef = self.create_enum(f'{range_base_name} enum') + else: + rangedef = ClassDefinition(camelcase(f'{range_base_name} class')) + #rangedef.is_a = METACLASS + rangedef.mixins = [GROUPING_CLASS] + # TODO: restore when owlgen fixed + #subc_slot = SlotDefinition('subclass_of', + # has_member=AnonymousSlotExpression(equals_string=var_range_as_curie)) + #rangedef.slot_usage[subc_slot.name] = subc_slot + extra_classes.append(rangedef) + rangedef.description = f'Any subclass of {var_range_as_curie} ({v.range})' + slot = SlotDefinition(vn, range=rangedef.name) + schema.slots[slot.name] = slot + cls.slots.append(slot.name) + cls.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot + if denormalize_labels: + label_slot = SlotDefinition(f'{vn}_label', + description=f'label for {vn}', + string_serialization=f'{{{vn}}}.label') + schema.slots[label_slot.name] = label_slot + cls.slots.append(label_slot.name) + cls.slot_usage[label_slot.name] = label_slot + # populate metaclass + mc = schema.classes[METACLASS] + + for k in ['name', 'definition', 'equivalentTo']: + pf = getattr(pattern, k) + #print(f'k={k} rule={srule}') + if pf is not None: + slot = self._serialization_slot(k, pf) + if slot.name not in mc.slots: + mc.slots.append(slot.name) + #schema.slots[slot.name] = deepcopy(slot) + #schema.slots[slot.name].string_serialization = None + cls.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot + # append these at the end + for c in extra_classes: + schema.classes[c.name] = c + return cls
+ + + def create_enum(self, name: str): + name = underscore(self._name(name)) + enumdef = EnumDefinition(name) + self.schema.enums[enumdef.name] = enumdef + return enumdef + + + def _serialization_slot(self, k: str, pf: Printf): + slot = SlotDefinition(k) + t = pf.text + for vn in pf.vars: + t = t.replace('%', f'{{{vn}}}', 1) + slot.string_serialization = t + return slot + + def _name(self, name: ALIAS) -> ALIAS: + if name.startswith("'"): + name = name.replace("'","") + return name + + def _deref(self, name: ALIAS, index: dict) -> CURIE: + if name.startswith("'"): + name = name.replace("'","") + return index[name].curie
+ + + +@click.command() +@click.argument('dpfiles', nargs=-1) ## input DOSDPs +@click.option('--name', '-n', help="Schema name") +@click.option('--range-as-enum/--no-range-as-enums', default=True, help="Model range ontology classes as enyms") +@click.option('--output', '-o', help="Path to saved yaml schema") +def dosdp2model(dpfiles, output, **args): + """ + Infer a model from DOSDP + + """ + ie = DOSDPImportEngine() + schema = ie.convert(dpfiles, **args) + write_schema(schema, output) + +if __name__ == '__main__': + dosdp2model() + + +
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+ +

Source code for schema_automator.importers.frictionless_import_engine

+import logging
+from typing import Union, Dict, Tuple, List, Any, Optional
+
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+
+from linkml.utils.schema_builder import SchemaBuilder
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import SchemaDefinition, SlotDefinition, EnumDefinition, \
+    PermissibleValue, UniqueKey, ClassDefinition
+from linkml_runtime.loaders import json_loader
+from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase
+
+from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine
+import schema_automator.metamodels.frictionless as fl
+
+
+TYPE_MAPPING = {
+    "string": "string",
+    "datetime": "datetime",
+    "boolean": "boolean",
+    "integer": "integer",
+    "number": "decimal",
+}
+
+
+def _desc(elt: Union[fl.Field, fl.Resource]) -> Optional[str]:
+    if elt.description:
+        return elt.description[0]
+    else:
+        return None
+
+
+def _add_unique_keys(cls: ClassDefinition, name: str, slot_names: List[str]):
+    uk = UniqueKey(name, unique_key_slots=slot_names)
+    cls.unique_keys[name] = uk
+
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class FrictionlessImportEngine(ImportEngine): + """ + An ImportEngine that imports Frictionless data packages with schema information + + See: + + `Frictionless specs <https://specs.frictionlessdata.io/>`_ + `Patterns <https://specs.frictionlessdata.io/patterns/>`_ + + """ + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, file: str, id: str=None, name: str=None, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts one or more JSON files into a Schema + + :param files: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + package: fl.Package = json_loader.load(file, target_class=fl.Package) + sb = SchemaBuilder() + schema = sb.schema + if id: + schema.id = id + if not name: + name = package.name + if name: + schema.name = name + schema.description = package.title + for resource in package.resources: + sb.add_class(resource.name) + cls = schema.classes[resource.name] + cls.description = _desc(resource) + cls.title = resource.title + tbl = resource.schema + for field in tbl.fields: + slot = SlotDefinition(field.name, description=_desc(field)) + cls.attributes[slot.name] = slot + constraints = field.constraints + if constraints: + slot.required = constraints.required + slot.pattern = constraints.pattern + if constraints.unique is True: + _add_unique_keys(cls, f"{slot.name}_unique_key", [slot.name]) + if field.enum: + e = self.add_enum(sb, field) + slot.range = e.name + elif field.type: + t = str(field.type) + if field.type == fl.TypeEnum(fl.TypeEnum.array): + slot.multivalued = True + else: + slot.range = TYPE_MAPPING[t] + if tbl.primaryKey: + pks = tbl.primaryKey + if len(pks) > 1: + _add_unique_keys(cls, f"{cls.name}_primary_key", [pks]) + else: + cls.attributes[pks[0]].identifier = True + if tbl.foreignKeys: + for fk in tbl.foreignKeys: + fk_fields = fk.fields + if isinstance(fk_fields, list) and len(fk_fields) > 1: + logging.warning(f"Cannot handle compound FKs: {cls.name}.[{fk_fields}]") + else: + if isinstance(fk_fields, list): + fk_field = fk_fields[0] + else: + fk_field = fk_fields + if fk_field: + fk_slot = cls.attributes[fk_field] + fk_slot.range = fk.reference.resource + # assume fk.fields is the PK + sb.add_defaults() + if name: + schema.default_prefix = name + for c in schema.classes.values(): + c.from_schema = 'http://example.org/' + return sb.schema
+ + + def add_enum(self, sb: SchemaBuilder, field: fl.Field) -> EnumDefinition: + name = camelcase(f"{field.name}_enum") + e = EnumDefinition(name) + for code in field.enum: + pv = PermissibleValue(code) + # TODO: this behavior may be specific to C2M2, make this configurable + if ":" in code: + toks = code.split(":") + if len(toks) == 2: + [prefix, short] = toks + pv = PermissibleValue(short, meaning=code) + sb.add_prefix(prefix, f"{sb.schema.id}/{prefix}/", replace_if_present=True) + e.permissible_values[pv.text] = pv + if e.name is sb.schema: + raise NotImplementedError(f"Cannot yet merge enums") + sb.schema.enums[e.name] = e + return e
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Source code for schema_automator.importers.jsonschema_import_engine

+import json
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+from pathlib import Path
+
+import click
+import yaml
+import logging
+from typing import Any, Tuple, Dict, List, Optional
+
+from linkml.utils.schema_builder import SchemaBuilder
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition, ClassDefinition, \
+    SlotDefinition, EnumDefinition, \
+    ClassDefinitionName, Prefix
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import ReachabilityQuery, AnonymousEnumExpression
+from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import underscore, camelcase
+
+from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine
+from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import write_schema
+
+# TODO: move to core. https://github.com/linkml/linkml/issues/104
+RESERVED = ['in', 'not', 'def']
+
+
+def json_schema_from_open_api(oa: Dict) -> Dict:
+    """
+    Convert an OpenAPI schema to a JSON-Schema schema
+
+    :param oa:
+    :return:
+    """
+    schemas = oa.get('components', {}).get('schemas', {})
+    schema = {'$defs': schemas}
+    return schema
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class JsonSchemaImportEngine(ImportEngine): + """ + An ImportEngine that imports a JSON-Schema representation to a LinkML Schema + """ + use_attributes: bool = False + is_openapi: bool = False + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, input: str, name=None, format = 'json', **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts a JSON-Schema json file into a LinkML schema + + :param input: + :param name: + :param format: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + if format == 'json': + with open(input) as stream: + obj = json.load(stream) + elif format == 'yaml': + with open(input) as stream: + obj = yaml.safe_load(stream) + else: + raise Exception(f'Bad format: {format}') + return self.loads(obj, name, input_path=input, **kwargs)
+ + + def import_project(self, import_directory: str, export_directory: str, match_suffix=".json", name=None, **kwargs) -> str: + path = Path(import_directory) + export_path = Path(export_directory) + imports_list = [] + importer_name = "main.yaml" + if name is None: + name = "imported" + path_to_schema_map = {} + class_name_to_module_map = {} + for item in path.rglob("*"): + if str(item).endswith(match_suffix): + relpath = item.relative_to(path) + module_name = str(relpath.with_suffix("").as_posix()) + module_name_safe = "-".join(relpath.with_suffix("").parts) + logging.info(f"Converting {item} => {module_name_safe}") + schema = self.convert(str(item), name=module_name_safe, **kwargs) + output_path = export_path / relpath + output_path = output_path.with_suffix(".yaml") + output_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + path_to_schema_map[output_path] = schema + if str(output_path) == importer_name: + raise ValueError(f"Must choose new importer_name: {output_path}") + imports_list.append(module_name) + for cn in schema.classes: + if cn in class_name_to_module_map: + raise ValueError(f"Class name clash; {cn} is in {module_name} and {class_name_to_module_map[cn]}") + class_name_to_module_map[cn] = module_name + # add imports based on ranges + for this_module, schema in path_to_schema_map.items(): + relpath = this_module.relative_to(export_path) + logging.debug(f"Relative path {relpath} for module at: {this_module}") + depth = len(relpath.parts) - 1 + rel = "../" * depth + for cls in schema.classes.values(): + for a in cls.attributes.values(): + rng = a.range + if rng not in class_name_to_module_map: + continue + if rng in schema.classes: + # no need to self-import + continue + import_module_name = rel + class_name_to_module_map[rng] + if import_module_name not in schema.imports: + logging.info(f"Adding import to {import_module_name} in {schema.name} for {rng}") + schema.imports.append(import_module_name) + for output_path, schema in path_to_schema_map.items(): + write_schema(schema, output_path) + sb = SchemaBuilder(name=name) + sb.add_defaults() + s = sb.schema + for i in imports_list: + s.imports.append(i) + importer_path = export_path / importer_name + write_schema(s, importer_path) + return str(importer_path) + + + def load(self, input: str, name=None, format = 'json', **kwargs): + return self.convert(input, name=name, format=format, **kwargs) + + def loads(self, obj: Any, name=None, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: + if self.is_openapi: + obj = json_schema_from_open_api(obj) + return self.translate_schema(obj, name, **kwargs) + + def _class_name(self, cn: str) -> str: + # in future this can be configurable + return camelcase(cn) + + def get_id(self, obj) -> str: + if 'id' in obj: + id = obj['id'] + elif '$ref' in obj: + id = obj['$ref'] + else: + raise Exception(f'No id {obj}') + if id.startswith("#/definitions/"): + return self.split_name(id)[0] + else: + return self._class_name(Path(str(id)).stem) + + def split_name(self, name) -> Tuple[str, str]: + name = name.replace('#/definitions/', '') + parts = name.split('.') + name = parts.pop() + pkg = '.'.join(parts) + if pkg == '': + pkg = None + return name, pkg + + + def translate_schema(self, obj: Dict, id_val=None, name=None, root_class_name=None, input_path: str = None) -> SchemaDefinition: + if id_val is None and '$id' in obj: + id_val = obj['$id'] + if id_val is None and '$schema' in obj: + id_val = obj['$schema'] + if name is None and 'title' in obj: + name = obj['title'].replace(' ','-') + if name[0].isnumeric(): + name = f"_{name}" + jsonschema_version = obj.get('$schema', None) + if id_val is None and name is None: + raise Exception(f'Must pass name OR id, or these must be present in the jsonschema') + if name is None: + name = id_val + if id_val is None or not id_val.startswith('http'): + id_val = f'https://example.org/{name}' + name = underscore(name) + self.schema = SchemaDefinition(id=id_val, name=name) + if '$defs' in obj: + self.translate_definitions(obj.get('$defs', {})) + else: + self.translate_definitions(obj.get('definitions', {})) + if root_class_name is None: + root_class_name = obj.get('name', None) + if root_class_name is None: + root_class_name = obj.get('title', None) + if root_class_name is None and input_path: + root_class_name = Path(input_path).stem + if root_class_name is None: + raise ValueError(f'No root class name: {obj}') + root_class_name = self._class_name(root_class_name) + if 'properties' in obj: + logging.info(f'Root class: {root_class_name}') + root_class = ClassDefinition(root_class_name) + self.translate_properties(obj, root_class) + self.schema.classes[root_class_name] = root_class + self.schema.default_prefix = name + self.schema.prefixes[name] = Prefix(name, id_val) + self.schema.prefixes['linkml'] = Prefix('linkml', 'https://w3id.org/linkml/') + self.schema.imports.append('linkml:types') + return self.schema + + def translate_definitions(self, obj: Dict): + for k, v in obj.items(): + self.translate_object(v, k) + + def translate_array(self, obj: Dict, name: str) -> SlotDefinition: + if 'items' in obj: + items_obj = obj['items'] + uniqueItems = obj.get('uniqueItems', False) + if isinstance(items_obj, str): + # found in DOSDP: TODO: check + items_obj = {'type': 'string'} + if 'properties' in items_obj: + slot = SlotDefinition(name) + slot.range = self.translate_object(items_obj) + else: + slot = self.translate_property(items_obj, name) + if 'description' in items_obj: + slot.description = items_obj['description'] + slot.multivalued = True + return slot + elif 'properties' in obj: + c = ClassDefinition(f'{self._class_name(name)}Class') + self.translate_properties(obj, c) + self.schema.classes[c.name] = c + slot = SlotDefinition(name) + slot.range = c.name + slot.multivalued = True + return slot + else: + logging.error(f'NOT HANDLED: {obj} in array context') + return None + + def translate_ref(self, obj: dict) -> ClassDefinitionName: + return ClassDefinitionName(self._class_name(self.get_id(obj))) + + def translate_oneOf(self, oneOfList: List) -> Optional[ClassDefinition]: + if all('$ref' in x for x in oneOfList): + cns = [self.translate_ref(x) for x in oneOfList] + n = self._class_name('_'.join(cns)) + c = ClassDefinition(n, union_of=cns) + return c + else: + logging.warning(f'Cannot yet handle oneOfs without refs: {oneOfList}') + return None + + def translate_property(self, obj: Dict, name: str, class_name: str = None) -> SlotDefinition: + if name is None: + raise ValueError(f'Name not set for {obj}') + schema = self.schema + aliases = [] + if name in RESERVED: + aliases.append(name) + name = f'_{name}' + s = SlotDefinition(name) + t = obj.get('type', None) + s.description = obj.get('description', None) + if s.description is not None: + s.description = s.description.strip() + # HCA-specific + s.title = obj.get("user_friendly", None) + default = obj.get('default', None) + if '$ref' in obj: + s.range = self.translate_ref(obj) + elif t == 'array': + s = self.translate_array(obj, name) + if s is None: + raise ValueError(f'Cannot translate array {name} {obj}') + elif t == 'number': + s.range = 'float' + elif t == 'boolean': + s.range = 'boolean' + elif t == 'float': + s.range = 'float' + elif t == 'integer': + s.range = 'integer' + s.minimum_value = obj.get('minimum_value', None) + s.maximum_value = obj.get('maximum_value', None) + elif t == 'string': + if 'enum' in obj: + pvs = obj['enum'] + if self.use_attributes and class_name: + ename = f'{class_name}_{name}_options' + else: + ename = f'{name}_options' + schema.enums[ename] = EnumDefinition(name=ename, permissible_values=pvs) + s.range = ename + self._enum_from_ontology_extension(s, obj, name, class_name=class_name) + else: + logging.error(f'Cannot translate type {t} in {obj}') + if s.name is schema.slots: + logging.warning(f'TODO: unify alternate slots') + if not self.use_attributes: + schema.slots[s.name] = s + return s + + def _enum_from_ontology_extension(self, slot: SlotDefinition, js_obj: dict, name: str, class_name: str = None): + gr = js_obj.get("graph_restriction", None) + if not gr: + return + if self.use_attributes and class_name: + ename = f'{class_name}_{name}_options' + else: + ename = f'{name}_options' + rqs = [] + for ont in gr["ontologies"]: + rq = ReachabilityQuery(source_ontology=ont, + source_nodes=gr.get("classes", []), + include_self=gr.get("include_self", False), + is_direct=gr.get("direct", False), + relationship_types=gr.get("relations", []), + ) + rqs.append(rq) + + if len(rqs) == 0: + logging.warning(f"No ontologies in {gr}") + return + elif len(rqs) == 1: + edef = EnumDefinition(ename, reachable_from = rqs[0]) + else: + includes = [AnonymousEnumExpression(reachable_from=rq) for rq in rqs] + edef = EnumDefinition(ename, include=includes) + self.schema.enums[ename] = edef + slot.range = ename + +
+[docs] + def translate_object(self, obj: Dict, name: str = None) -> ClassDefinitionName: + """ + Translates jsonschema obj of type object + + Generates a ClassDefinition, inserts it into the schema, and returns the name + """ + schema = self.schema + t = obj.get('type', None) + desc = obj.get('description', None) + additional = obj.get('additionalProperties', False) ## TODO + if 'oneOf' in obj: + unionCls = self.translate_oneOf(obj.get('oneOf')) + else: + unionCls = None + allOf = obj.get('allOf', None) + title = obj.get('title', None) + required = obj.get('required', []) + + properties = obj.get('properties', {}) + discriminator = obj.get('discriminator', None) # In OpenAPI but not JSON-Schema + pkg = None + if name is None: + name = obj.get('title', None) + else: + name, pkg = self.split_name(name) + if name is None: + raise ValueError(f'Problem splitting name from package') + if name is None: + name = 'TODO' + name = self._class_name(name) + c = ClassDefinition(name, description=desc, from_schema=pkg) + if unionCls: + c.union_of = unionCls.union_of + for k, v in properties.items(): + # TODO: reuse below + slot = self.translate_property(v, k, class_name=name) + if slot.name in required: + slot.required = True + if self.use_attributes: + c.attributes[slot.name] = slot + else: + c.slots.append(slot.name) + c.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot + schema.classes[c.name] = c + return c.name
+ + + + def translate_properties(self, obj: dict, parent_class: ClassDefinition): + required = obj.get('required', []) + for k, v in obj.get('properties',{}).items(): + slot = self.translate_property(v, k, class_name=parent_class.name) + if slot.name in required: + slot.required = True + if self.use_attributes: + parent_class.attributes[slot.name] = slot + else: + parent_class.slots.append(slot.name) + parent_class.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot
+ + + +@click.command() +@click.argument('input') +@click.option('--name', '-n', required=True, help='ID of schema') +@click.option('--format', '-f', default='json', help='JSON Schema format - yaml or json') +@click.option('--output', '-o', help='output path') +def jsonschema2model(input, output, name, format, **args): + """ Infer a model from JSON Schema """ + ie = JsonSchemaImportEngine() + schema = ie.load(input, name=name, format=format) + write_schema(schema, output) + + +if __name__ == '__main__': + jsonschema2model() + + + + +
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Source code for schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine

+import click
+import logging
+import yaml
+from typing import Union, Dict, Tuple, List, Any
+from collections import defaultdict
+
+from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition
+from funowl.converters.functional_converter import to_python
+from funowl import *
+
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine
+from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import write_schema
+
+
+
+[docs] +@dataclass +class OwlImportEngine(ImportEngine): + """ + An ImportEngine that takes schema-style OWL and converts it to a LinkML schema + """ + mappings: dict = None + include_unmapped_annotations = False + +
+[docs] + def convert(self, file: str, name: str = None, model_uri: str = None, identifier: str = None, **kwargs) -> \ + SchemaDefinition: + """ + Converts an OWL schema-style ontology + + :param file: + :param name: + :param model_uri: + :param identifier: + :param kwargs: + :return: + """ + self.mappings = {} + doc = to_python(file) + ontology = doc.ontology + if len(ontology.axioms) == 0: + raise Exception(f'Empty ontology in {file} (note: ontologies must be in functional syntax)') + prefixes = doc.prefixDeclarations + self.prefixes = prefixes + if model_uri is None: + model_uri = f'https://w3id.org/{name}/' + if name is None: + name = self.iri_to_name(ontology.iri) + classes = {} + slots = {} + enums = {} + types = {} + schema_dict = { + 'id': f'{ontology.iri}', + 'name': name, + 'description': name, + 'imports': ['linkml:types'], + 'prefixes': { + 'linkml': 'https://w3id.org/linkml/', + name: model_uri, + }, + 'default_prefix': name, + 'types': types, + 'classes': classes, + 'slots': slots, + 'enums': enums + } + self.schema = schema_dict + isamap = defaultdict(set) + slot_isamap = defaultdict(set) + slot_usage_map = defaultdict(dict) + single_valued_slots = set() + for a in ontology.axioms: + logging.debug(f'Axiom: {a}') + if isinstance(a, SubClassOf): + if isinstance(a.subClassExpression, Class): + def set_slot_usage(p, k, v): + if p not in slot_usage_map[child]: + slot_usage_map[child][p] = {} + slot_usage_map[child][p][k] = v + def set_cardinality(p, min_card, max_card): + if max_card is not None: + if max_card == 1: + set_slot_usage(p, 'multivalued', False) + elif max_card > 1: + set_slot_usage(p, 'multivalued', True) + if min_card is not None: + if min_card == 1: + set_slot_usage(p, 'required', True) + elif min_card == 0: + set_slot_usage(p, 'required', False) + else: + set_slot_usage(p, 'multivalued', True) + child = self.iri_to_name(a.subClassExpression) + if isinstance(a.superClassExpression, Class): + parent = self.iri_to_name(a.superClassExpression) + isamap[child].add(parent) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataExactCardinality): + x = a.superClassExpression + card = x.card + p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) + set_cardinality(p, card, card) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectExactCardinality): + x = a.superClassExpression + card = x.card + p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) + set_cardinality(p, card, card) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectMinCardinality): + x = a.superClassExpression + p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) + set_cardinality(p, x.min_, None) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataMinCardinality): + x = a.superClassExpression + p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) + set_cardinality(p, x.min_, None) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectMaxCardinality): + x = a.superClassExpression + p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) + set_cardinality(p, None, x.max_) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataMaxCardinality): + x = a.superClassExpression + p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) + set_cardinality(p, None, x.max_) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectAllValuesFrom): + x = a.superClassExpression + p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) + if isinstance(x.classExpression, Class): + set_slot_usage(p, 'range', self.iri_to_name(x.classExpression)) + else: + logging.error(f'Cannot yet handle anonymous ranges: {x.classExpression}') + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectSomeValuesFrom): + x = a.superClassExpression + p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) + set_cardinality(p, 1, None) + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataSomeValuesFrom): + x = a.superClassExpression + if len(x.dataPropertyExpressions) == 1: + p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpressions[0]) + set_cardinality(p, 1, None) + else: + logging.error(f'Cannot handle multiple data property expressions: {x}') + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataAllValuesFrom): + x = a.superClassExpression + if len(x.dataPropertyExpressions) == 1: + p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpressions[0]) + r = x.dataRange + if isinstance(r, DataOneOf): + logging.error(f'TODO: enum for {r}') + elif isinstance(r, Datatype): + set_slot_usage(p, 'range', r) + else: + logging.error(f'Cannot handle range of {r}') + else: + logging.error(f'Cannot handle multiple data property expressions: {x}') + elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataHasValue): + x = a.superClassExpression + p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) + #if p not in slot_usage_map[child]: + # slot_usage_map[child][p] = {} + lit = x.literal.v + if isinstance(lit, TypedLiteral): + lit = lit.literal + set_slot_usage(p, 'equals_string', str(lit)) + #slot_usage_map[child][p]['equals_string'] = str(lit) + else: + logging.error(f"cannot handle anon parent classes for {a}") + else: + logging.error(f"cannot handle anon child classes for {a}") + # https://github.com/hsolbrig/funowl/issues/19 + if isinstance(a, SubObjectPropertyOf): + sub = a.subObjectPropertyExpression.v + if isinstance(sub, ObjectPropertyExpression) and isinstance(sub.v, ObjectProperty): + child = self.iri_to_name(sub.v) + sup = a.superObjectPropertyExpression.v + if isinstance(sup, ObjectPropertyExpression) and isinstance(sup.v, ObjectProperty): + parent = self.iri_to_name(sup.v) + slot_isamap[child].add(parent) + else: + logging.error(f"cannot handle anon object parent properties for {a}") + else: + logging.error(f"cannot handle anon object child properties for {a}") + if isinstance(a, SubDataPropertyOf): + sub = a.subDataPropertyExpression.v + if isinstance(sub, DataProperty): + child = self.iri_to_name(sub) + sup = a.superDataPropertyExpression.v + if isinstance(sup, DataProperty): + parent = self.iri_to_name(sup) + slot_isamap[child].add(parent) + else: + logging.error(f"cannot handle anon data parent properties for {a}") + else: + logging(f"cannot handle anon data child properties for {a}") + if isinstance(a, SubAnnotationPropertyOf): + child = self.iri_to_name(a.sub) + parent = self.iri_to_name(a.super) + slot_isamap[child].add(parent) + + # domains become slot declarations + if isinstance(a, ObjectPropertyDomain) or isinstance(a, DataPropertyDomain): + if isinstance(a, ObjectPropertyDomain): + p = a.objectPropertyExpression.v + else: + p = a.dataPropertyExpression.v + sn = self.iri_to_name(p) + dc = a.classExpression + if isinstance(dc, Class): + c = self.iri_to_name(dc) + self.class_info(c, 'slots', sn, True) + #logging.error(f'Inferred {c} from domain of {p}') + if isinstance(dc, ObjectUnionOf): + for x in dc.classExpressions: + if isinstance(x, Class): + c = self.iri_to_name(x) + self.class_info(c, 'slots', sn, True) + + if isinstance(a, ObjectPropertyRange): + p = a.objectPropertyExpression.v + sn = self.iri_to_name(p) + rc = a.classExpression + if isinstance(rc, Class): + self.slot_info(sn, 'range', self.iri_to_name(rc)) + + if isinstance(a, DataPropertyRange): + p = a.dataPropertyExpression.v + sn = self.iri_to_name(p) + rc = a.dataRange + if isinstance(rc, Datatype): + logging.error('TODO') + #self.slot_info(sn, 'range', self.iri_to_name(rc)) + + if isinstance(a, AnnotationPropertyRange): + self.slot_info(self.iri_to_name(a.property), + 'range', self.iri_to_name(a.range)) + + + if isinstance(a, Declaration): + e = a.v + uri_as_curie = str(e.v) + if uri_as_curie.startswith(':'): + uri_as_curie = f'{name}{uri_as_curie}' + if type(e) == Class: + cn = self.iri_to_name(e.v) + self.class_info(cn, 'class_uri', uri_as_curie) + if type(e) in [ObjectProperty, DataProperty, AnnotationProperty]: + cn = self.iri_to_name(e.v) + self.slot_info(cn, 'slot_uri', uri_as_curie) + + + for c, parents in isamap.items(): + parents = list(parents) + p = parents.pop() + self.class_info(c, 'is_a', p) + for p in parents: + self.class_info(c, 'mixins', p, True) + for c, parents in slot_isamap.items(): + parents = list(parents) + p = parents.pop() + self.slot_info(c, 'is_a', p) + for p in parents: + self.slot_info(c, 'mixins', p, True) + + for a in ontology.axioms: + if isinstance(a, AnnotationAssertion): + p = a.property + strp = str(p) + sub = a.subject.v + val = a.value.v + if isinstance(sub, IRI): + sub = self.iri_to_name(sub) + if isinstance(val, AnonymousIndividual): + logging.info(f'Ignoring anonymous individuals: {sub} {strp} {val}') + continue + elif isinstance(val, Literal): + val = str(val.v) + elif isinstance(val, IRI): + val = val.v + else: + val = str(val) + if sub in classes: + t = 'classes' + elif sub in slots: + t = 'slots' + else: + logging.error(f'{sub} is not known') + if t is not None: + if strp == 'rdfs:comment': + self.element_info(t, sub, 'comments', val, multivalued=True) + elif strp == ':definition': + self.element_info(t, sub, 'description', val, multivalued=False) + elif strp == 'schema:rangeIncludes': + range_cn = self.iri_to_name(val) + logging.error(f'UNTESTED RANGE: schema.org {sub} {val} // {domain_cn}') + self.add_range(sub, range_cn) + elif strp == 'schema:domainIncludes': + domain_cn = self.iri_to_name(val) + logging.error(f'UNTESTED: schema.org {sub} {val} // {domain_cn}') + if domain_cn not in self.schema['classes']: + self.schema['classes'][domain_cn] = {} + if 'slots' not in self.schema['classes'][domain_cn]: + self.schema['classes'][domain_cn]['slots'] = [] + self.schema['classes'][domain_cn]['slots'].append(sub) + else: + if self.include_unmapped_annotations: + self.element_info(t, sub, 'comments', f'{p} = {val}', multivalued=True) + for cn, usage in slot_usage_map.items(): + schema_dict['classes'][cn]['slot_usage'] = usage + for sn, s in schema_dict['slots'].items(): + if 'multivalued' not in s: + s['multivalued'] = sn not in single_valued_slots + if 'range' in s: + if isinstance(s['range'], list): + rg = s['range'] + if len(rg) == 0: + del s['range'] + elif len(rg) == 1: + s['range'] = rg[0] + else: + del s['range'] + s['any_of'] = [ + {'range': x} for x in rg + ] + if identifier is not None: + slots[identifier] = {'identifier': True, 'range': 'uriorcurie'} + for c in classes.values(): + if not c.get('is_a', None) and not c.get('mixins', []): + if 'slots' not in c: + c['slots'] = [] + c['slots'].append(identifier) + schema = SchemaDefinition(**schema_dict) + return schema
+ + + def class_info(self, *args, **kwargs): + self.element_info('classes', *args, **kwargs) + + def slot_info(self, *args, **kwargs): + self.element_info('slots', *args, **kwargs) + + def add_range(self, sn, range_cn): + if sn not in self.schema['slots']: + self.schema['slots'][sn] = {} + if 'range' not in self.schema['slots'][sn]: + self.schema['slots'][sn]['range'] = [] + self.schema['slots'][sn]['range'].append(range_cn) + + + def element_info(self, type: str, cn: str, sn: str, v: Any, multivalued = False): + if cn not in self.schema[type]: + self.schema[type][cn] = {} + c = self.schema[type][cn] + if multivalued: + if sn not in c: + c[sn] = [] + c[sn].append(v) + else: + if sn in c and v != c[sn]: + logging.error(f'Overwriting {sn} for {c} to {v}') + c[sn] = v + + def iri_to_name(self, v): + n = self._as_name(v) + if n != v: + self.mappings[n] = v + return n + + def _as_name(self, v): + v = str(v) + for sep in ['#', '/', ':']: + if sep in v: + return v.split(sep)[-1] + return v
+ + + +@click.command() +@click.argument('owlfile') +@click.option('--name', '-n', help="Schema name") +@click.option('--identifier', '-I', help="Slot to use as identifier") +@click.option('--model-uri', help="Model URI prefix") +@click.option('--output', '-o', help="Path to saved yaml schema") +def owl2model(owlfile, output, **args): + """ + Infer a model from OWL Ontology + + Note: input must be in functional syntax + """ + sie = OwlImportEngine() + schema = sie.convert(owlfile, **args) + write_schema(schema, output) + + +if __name__ == '__main__': + owl2model() + + +
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+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/cli.rst.txt b/_sources/cli.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7303875 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/cli.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +.. _cli: + +Command Line Interface +====================== + +All Schema Automator functionality is available via the ``schemauto`` command. + +Preamble +-------- + +.. warning:: + + Previous versions had specific commands like ``tsv2linkml`` these are now deprecated. + Instead these are now *subcommands* of the main ``schemauto`` command, and have been renamed. + +.. note:: + + we follow the `CLIG `_ guidelines as far as possible + +Main commands +------------- + +.. currentmodule:: schema_automator.cli + +.. click:: schema_automator.cli:main + :prog: schemauto + :show-nested: diff --git a/_sources/index.rst.txt b/_sources/index.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0dd92be --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/index.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +LinkML Schema Automator +======================= + +Schema Automator is a toolkit for bootstrapping and automatically enhancing schemas from a variety of sources. + +The project is open source (BSD 3-clause license) and hosted on `GitHub `_. + +Use cases include: + +1. Inferring an initial schema or data dictionary from a dataset that is a collection of TSVs +2. Automatically annotating schema elements and enumerations using the BioPortal annotator +3. Importing from a language like RDFS/OWL/SQL + +The primary output of Schema Automator is a `LinkML Schema `_. This can be converted to other +schema frameworks, including: + +* JSON-Schema +* SQL DDL +* SHACL +* ShEx +* RDFS/OWL +* Python dataclasses or Pydantic + +.. toctree:: + :maxdepth: 3 + :caption: Contents: + + introduction + install + cli + packages/index + metamodels/index + + +Indices and tables +================== + +* :ref:`genindex` +* :ref:`modindex` +* :ref:`search` diff --git a/_sources/install.rst.txt b/_sources/install.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eae5a78 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/install.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +Installation +============ + +Direct Installation +------------------- + +``schema-automator`` and its components require Python 3.9 or greater. + +.. code:: bash + + pip install schema-automator + +To check this works: + +.. code:: bash + + schemauto --help + +Running via Docker +------------------ + +You can use the `Schema Automator Docker Container `_ + +To start a shell + +.. code:: bash + + docker run -v $PWD:/work -w /work -ti linkml/schema-automator + +Within the shell you should see all your files, and you should have access: + +.. code:: bash + + schemauto --help diff --git a/_sources/introduction.rst.txt b/_sources/introduction.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..06b93f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/introduction.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +Introduction +============ + +This is a toolkit that assists with generating and enhancing schemas and data models from a variety +of sources. + +The primary end target is a `LinkML `_ schema, but the framework can be used +to generate JSON-Schema, SHACL, SQL DDL etc via the `LinkML Generator `_ framework. + +All functionality is available via a :ref:`CLI `. In future there will be a web-based interface. +The functionality is also available by using the relevant Python :ref:`packages`. + +Generalization from Instance Data +--------------------------------- + +See :ref:`generalizers` + +Generalizers allow you to *bootstrap* a schema by generalizing from existing data files + +* TSVs and spreadsheets +* SQLite databases +* RDF instance graphs + +Importing from alternative modeling frameworks +---------------------------------------------- + +See :ref:`importers` + +* OWL (but this only works for schema-style OWL) +* JSON-Schema +* SQL DDL + +In future other frameworks will be supported + +Annotating schemas +------------------ + +See :ref:`annotators` + +Annotators to provide ways to automatically add metadata to your schema, including + +* Assigning class or slot URIs to schema elements +* Mapping enums to ontologies and vocabularies +* Annotate using Large Language Models (LLMs) + +General Utilities +----------------- + +See :ref:`utilities` + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateName.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateName.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c252116 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateName.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ + + +# Class: AlternateName + + + +URI: [cadsr:AlternateName](https://example.org/cadsrAlternateName) + + + + + + +```mermaid + classDiagram + class AlternateName + click AlternateName href "../AlternateName" + AlternateName : context + + AlternateName : name + + AlternateName : type + + +``` + + + + + + + +## Slots + +| Name | Cardinality and Range | Description | Inheritance | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [name](name.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [type](type.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [context](context.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElement](DataElement.md) | [AlternateNames](AlternateNames.md) | range | [AlternateName](AlternateName.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:AlternateName | +| native | cadsr:AlternateName | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: AlternateName +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- name +- type +- context +slot_usage: + type: + name: type + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: AlternateName +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + type: + name: type + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false +attributes: + name: + name: name + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: name + owner: AlternateName + domain_of: + - AlternateName + - ReferenceDocument + type: + name: type + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: type + owner: AlternateName + domain_of: + - AlternateName + - ValueDomain + - ReferenceDocument + required: false + context: + name: context + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: context + owner: AlternateName + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - AlternateName + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - ReferenceDocument + required: false + +``` +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateNames.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateNames.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f0001d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateNames.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ + + +# Slot: AlternateNames + + + +URI: [cadsr:AlternateNames](https://example.org/cadsrAlternateNames) +Alias: AlternateNames + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElement](DataElement.md) | An element representing a specific metadata element | yes | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: [AlternateName](AlternateName.md) + +* Multivalued: True + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:AlternateNames | +| native | cadsr:AlternateNames | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: AlternateNames +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: AlternateNames +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: AlternateName +required: false +multivalued: true + +``` +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Begin_Date.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Begin_Date.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e9c546 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Begin_Date.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ + + +# Slot: Begin_Date + + +_The particular day, month and year this item became allowed._ + + + + + +URI: [cadsr:Begin_Date](https://example.org/cadsrBegin_Date) +Alias: Begin_Date + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [PermissibleValue](PermissibleValue.md) | List of Permissible Values | yes | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: NONE + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:Begin_Date | +| native | cadsr:Begin_Date | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: Begin Date +description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Begin_Date +domain_of: +- permissibleValue + +``` +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Boolean.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Boolean.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a27da63 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Boolean.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +# Type: Boolean + + + + +_A binary (true or false) value_ + + + +URI: [xsd:boolean](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#boolean) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): Bool + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:boolean + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): bool + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:boolean | +| native | cadsr:boolean | +| exact | schema:Boolean | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/CDEPermissibleValue.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/CDEPermissibleValue.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a6a8ad3 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/CDEPermissibleValue.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,474 @@ + + +# Class: CDEPermissibleValue + + + +URI: [cadsr:CDEPermissibleValue](https://example.org/cadsrCDEPermissibleValue) + + + + + + +```mermaid + classDiagram + class CDEPermissibleValue + click CDEPermissibleValue href "../CDEPermissibleValue" + CDEPermissibleValue : beginDate + + CDEPermissibleValue : createdBy + + CDEPermissibleValue : dateCreated + + CDEPermissibleValue : dateModified + + CDEPermissibleValue : deletedIndicator + + CDEPermissibleValue : endDate + + CDEPermissibleValue : id + + CDEPermissibleValue : modifiedBy + + CDEPermissibleValue : origin + + CDEPermissibleValue : publicId + + CDEPermissibleValue : value + + CDEPermissibleValue : valueDescription + + CDEPermissibleValue : ValueMeaning + + + + + + CDEPermissibleValue --> "0..1" ValueMeaning : ValueMeaning + click ValueMeaning href "../ValueMeaning" + + + + +``` + + + + + + + +## Slots + +| Name | Cardinality and Range | Description | Inheritance | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [publicId](publicId.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for a Permissible Value | direct | +| [value](value.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val... | direct | +| [valueDescription](valueDescription.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The text of the most desirable meaning for Value | direct | +| [ValueMeaning](ValueMeaning.md) | 0..1
[ValueMeaning](ValueMeaning.md) | | direct | +| [origin](origin.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered Item | direct | +| [id](id.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The 36 character caDSR database identifier | direct | +| [beginDate](beginDate.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The particular day, month and year this item became allowed | direct | +| [endDate](endDate.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed | direct | +| [createdBy](createdBy.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | This is a description of createdBy | direct | +| [dateCreated](dateCreated.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The date the Administered Item was created | direct | +| [modifiedBy](modifiedBy.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Username of the person who modified the record | direct | +| [dateModified](dateModified.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified | direct | +| [deletedIndicator](deletedIndicator.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, tho... | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [ValueDomain](ValueDomain.md) | [PermissibleValues](PermissibleValues.md) | range | [CDEPermissibleValue](CDEPermissibleValue.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:CDEPermissibleValue | +| native | cadsr:CDEPermissibleValue | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: CDEPermissibleValue +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- value +- valueDescription +- ValueMeaning +- origin +- id +- beginDate +- endDate +- createdBy +- dateCreated +- modifiedBy +- dateModified +- deletedIndicator +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for a Permissible Value + required: false + value: + name: value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + required: false + valueDescription: + name: valueDescription + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value + required: false + ValueMeaning: + name: ValueMeaning + range: ValueMeaning + required: false + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: CDEPermissibleValue +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for a Permissible Value + required: false + value: + name: value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + required: false + valueDescription: + name: valueDescription + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value + required: false + ValueMeaning: + name: ValueMeaning + range: ValueMeaning + required: false + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. +attributes: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for a Permissible Value + comments: + - note this can appear at different levels + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: publicId + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + range: string + required: false + value: + name: value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: value + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - CDEPermissibleValue + required: false + valueDescription: + name: valueDescription + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: valueDescription + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - CDEPermissibleValue + required: false + ValueMeaning: + name: ValueMeaning + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: ValueMeaning + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - CDEPermissibleValue + range: ValueMeaning + required: false + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: origin + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: id + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: beginDate + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: endDate + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: createdBy + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: dateCreated + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: modifiedBy + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: dateModified + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: deletedIndicator + owner: CDEPermissibleValue + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: CDE Long Name +description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CDE_Long_Name +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: CDE Public ID +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CDE_Public_ID +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | direct | +| [Version](Version.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | direct | +| [CRDC_Name](CRDC_Name.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | CRDC Name | direct | +| [CRD_Domain](CRD_Domain.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | CRDC Domain | direct | +| [Example](Example.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | CRDC Example | direct | +| [VD_Type](VD_Type.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Value Domain type | direct | +| [Coding_Instruction](Coding_Instruction.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | CRDC Coding Instructions | direct | +| [Instructions](Instructions.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | CRDC Instructions | direct | +| [CRDC_Definition](CRDC_Definition.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | CRD Definition | direct | +| [CDE_Long_Name](CDE_Long_Name.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | direct | +| [Registration_Status](Registration_Status.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered... | direct | +| [Workflow_Status](Workflow_Status.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C... | direct | +| [Owned_By](Owned_By.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Who owns the Data Element | direct | +| [Used_By](Used_By.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Who is using the Data Element | direct | +| [Deep_Link](Deep_Link.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [permissibleValues](permissibleValues.md) | *
[PermissibleValue](PermissibleValue.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse](DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse.md) | [CRDCDataElements](CRDCDataElements.md) | range | [CRDCDataElement](CRDCDataElement.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:CRDCDataElement | +| native | cadsr:CRDCDataElement | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: CRDCDataElement +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- CDE Public ID +- Version +- CRDC Name +- CRD Domain +- Example +- VD Type +- Coding Instruction +- Instructions +- CRDC Definition +- CDE Long Name +- Registration Status +- Workflow Status +- Owned By +- Used By +- Deep Link +- permissibleValues +slot_usage: + CDE Public ID: + name: CDE Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + Version: + name: Version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + CRDC Name: + name: CRDC Name + description: CRDC Name + CRD Domain: + name: CRD Domain + description: CRDC Domain + Example: + name: Example + description: CRDC Example + VD Type: + name: VD Type + description: Value Domain type + Coding Instruction: + name: Coding Instruction + description: CRDC Coding Instructions + Instructions: + name: Instructions + description: CRDC Instructions + CRDC Definition: + name: CRDC Definition + description: CRD Definition + CDE Long Name: + name: CDE Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + Registration Status: + name: Registration Status + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + Workflow Status: + name: Workflow Status + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + Owned By: + name: Owned By + description: Who owns the Data Element + Used By: + name: Used By + description: Who is using the Data Element + Deep Link: + name: Deep Link + permissibleValues: + name: permissibleValues + range: permissibleValue + multivalued: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: CRDCDataElement +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + CDE Public ID: + name: CDE Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + Version: + name: Version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + CRDC Name: + name: CRDC Name + description: CRDC Name + CRD Domain: + name: CRD Domain + description: CRDC Domain + Example: + name: Example + description: CRDC Example + VD Type: + name: VD Type + description: Value Domain type + Coding Instruction: + name: Coding Instruction + description: CRDC Coding Instructions + Instructions: + name: Instructions + description: CRDC Instructions + CRDC Definition: + name: CRDC Definition + description: CRD Definition + CDE Long Name: + name: CDE Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + Registration Status: + name: Registration Status + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + Workflow Status: + name: Workflow Status + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + Owned By: + name: Owned By + description: Who owns the Data Element + Used By: + name: Used By + description: Who is using the Data Element + Deep Link: + name: Deep Link + permissibleValues: + name: permissibleValues + range: permissibleValue + multivalued: true +attributes: + CDE Public ID: + name: CDE Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: CDE_Public_ID + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Version: + name: Version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Version + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + CRDC Name: + name: CRDC Name + description: CRDC Name + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: CRDC_Name + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + CRD Domain: + name: CRD Domain + description: CRDC Domain + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: CRD_Domain + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Example: + name: Example + description: CRDC Example + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Example + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + VD Type: + name: VD Type + description: Value Domain type + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: VD_Type + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Coding Instruction: + name: Coding Instruction + description: CRDC Coding Instructions + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Coding_Instruction + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Instructions: + name: Instructions + description: CRDC Instructions + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Instructions + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + CRDC Definition: + name: CRDC Definition + description: CRD Definition + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: CRDC_Definition + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + CDE Long Name: + name: CDE Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: CDE_Long_Name + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Registration Status: + name: Registration Status + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Registration_Status + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Workflow Status: + name: Workflow Status + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Workflow_Status + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Owned By: + name: Owned By + description: Who owns the Data Element + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Owned_By + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Used By: + name: Used By + description: Who is using the Data Element + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Used_By + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + Deep Link: + name: Deep Link + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Deep_Link + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + permissibleValues: + name: permissibleValues + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: permissibleValues + owner: CRDCDataElement + domain_of: + - CRDCDataElement + range: permissibleValue + multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: CRDCDataElements +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRDCDataElements +domain_of: +- DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response +range: CRDCDataElement +required: false +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: CRDC Definition +description: CRD Definition +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRDC_Definition +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: CRDC Name +description: CRDC Name +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRDC_Name +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: CRD Domain +description: CRDC Domain +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRD_Domain +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | direct | +| [version](version.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | direct | +| [longName](longName.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | direct | +| [context](context.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [ClassificationSchemeItems](ClassificationSchemeItems.md) | *
[ClassificationSchemeItem](ClassificationSchemeItem.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElement](DataElement.md) | [ClassificationSchemes](ClassificationSchemes.md) | range | [ClassificationScheme](ClassificationScheme.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:ClassificationScheme | +| native | cadsr:ClassificationScheme | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: ClassificationScheme +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- version +- longName +- context +- ClassificationSchemeItems +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + required: false + longName: + name: longName + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false + ClassificationSchemeItems: + name: ClassificationSchemeItems + range: ClassificationSchemeItem + multivalued: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: ClassificationScheme +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + required: false + longName: + name: longName + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false + ClassificationSchemeItems: + name: ClassificationSchemeItems + range: ClassificationSchemeItem + multivalued: true +attributes: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + comments: + - note this can appear at different levels + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: publicId + owner: ClassificationScheme + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + range: string + required: false + version: + name: version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: version + owner: ClassificationScheme + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + required: false + longName: + name: longName + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: longName + owner: ClassificationScheme + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - Concept + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + required: false + context: + name: context + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: context + owner: ClassificationScheme + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - AlternateName + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - ReferenceDocument + required: false + ClassificationSchemeItems: + name: ClassificationSchemeItems + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: ClassificationSchemeItems + owner: ClassificationScheme + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + range: ClassificationSchemeItem + multivalued: true + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | direct | +| [version](version.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | direct | +| [longName](longName.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | direct | +| [context](context.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [ClassificationScheme](ClassificationScheme.md) | [ClassificationSchemeItems](ClassificationSchemeItems.md) | range | [ClassificationSchemeItem](ClassificationSchemeItem.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItem | +| native | cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItem | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: ClassificationSchemeItem +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- version +- longName +- context +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + required: false + longName: + name: longName + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: ClassificationSchemeItem +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + required: false + longName: + name: longName + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false +attributes: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + comments: + - note this can appear at different levels + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: publicId + owner: ClassificationSchemeItem + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + range: string + required: false + version: + name: version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: version + owner: ClassificationSchemeItem + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + required: false + longName: + name: longName + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: longName + owner: ClassificationSchemeItem + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - Concept + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + required: false + context: + name: context + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: context + owner: ClassificationSchemeItem + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - AlternateName + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - ReferenceDocument + required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: ClassificationSchemeItems +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ClassificationSchemeItems +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +range: ClassificationSchemeItem +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: ClassificationSchemes +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ClassificationSchemes +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: ClassificationScheme +required: false +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Coding Instruction +description: CRDC Coding Instructions +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Coding_Instruction +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | name of the concept | direct | +| [conceptCode](conceptCode.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [definition](definition.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [evsSource](evsSource.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept identifi... | direct | +| [primaryIndicator](primaryIndicator.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [displayOrder](displayOrder.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [Property](Property.md) | [Concepts](Concepts.md) | range | [Concept](Concept.md) | +| [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) | [Concepts](Concepts.md) | range | [Concept](Concept.md) | +| [ValueMeaning](ValueMeaning.md) | [Concepts](Concepts.md) | range | [Concept](Concept.md) | +| [RepresentationTerm](RepresentationTerm.md) | [Concepts](Concepts.md) | range | [Concept](Concept.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:Concept | +| native | cadsr:Concept | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Concept +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- longName +- conceptCode +- definition +- evsSource +- primaryIndicator +- displayOrder +slot_usage: + longName: + name: longName + description: name of the concept. Note that in other contexts, longName may be + an identifier, but in Concepts it is the label (always from NCIT). + examples: + - value: 'No' + - value: Increase + - value: Nucleic Acid Amplification Test + conceptCode: + name: conceptCode + examples: + - value: C20055 + definition: + name: definition + evsSource: + name: evsSource + description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept + identifier. + primaryIndicator: + name: primaryIndicator + displayOrder: + name: displayOrder + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Concept +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + longName: + name: longName + description: name of the concept. Note that in other contexts, longName may be + an identifier, but in Concepts it is the label (always from NCIT). + examples: + - value: 'No' + - value: Increase + - value: Nucleic Acid Amplification Test + conceptCode: + name: conceptCode + examples: + - value: C20055 + definition: + name: definition + evsSource: + name: evsSource + description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept + identifier. + primaryIndicator: + name: primaryIndicator + displayOrder: + name: displayOrder +attributes: + longName: + name: longName + description: name of the concept. Note that in other contexts, longName may be + an identifier, but in Concepts it is the label (always from NCIT). + examples: + - value: 'No' + - value: Increase + - value: Nucleic Acid Amplification Test + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: longName + owner: Concept + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - Concept + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + conceptCode: + name: conceptCode + examples: + - value: C20055 + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: conceptCode + owner: Concept + domain_of: + - Concept + definition: + name: definition + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: definition + owner: Concept + domain_of: + - Concept + evsSource: + name: evsSource + description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept + identifier. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: evsSource + owner: Concept + domain_of: + - Concept + primaryIndicator: + name: primaryIndicator + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: primaryIndicator + owner: Concept + domain_of: + - Concept + displayOrder: + name: displayOrder + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: displayOrder + owner: Concept + domain_of: + - Concept + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Concept Code +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Concept_Code +domain_of: +- permissibleValue + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Concepts +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Concepts +domain_of: +- Property +- ObjectClass +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +range: Concept +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: ConceptualDomain +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ConceptualDomain +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +- DataElementConcept +range: ConceptualDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: DataElement +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: DataElement +domain_of: +- DataElementContainer +- DataElementpublicId_GET_response +range: DataElement +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: DataElementConcept +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: DataElementConcept +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: DataElementConcept +required: false + +``` +
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[DataElement](DataElement.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:DataElementContainer | +| native | cadsr:DataElementContainer | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementContainer +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- DataElement + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementContainer +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +attributes: + DataElement: + name: DataElement + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: DataElement + owner: DataElementContainer + domain_of: + - DataElementContainer + - DataElementpublicId_GET_response + range: DataElement + required: false + +``` +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQuery.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQuery.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1621435 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQuery.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,814 @@ + + +# Class: DataElementQuery + + + +URI: [cadsr:DataElementQuery](https://example.org/cadsrDataElementQuery) + + + + + + +```mermaid + classDiagram + class DataElementQuery + click DataElementQuery href "../DataElementQuery" + DataElementQuery : administrativeNotes + + DataElementQuery : beginDate + + DataElementQuery : changeNote + + DataElementQuery : contextName + + DataElementQuery : contextVersion + + DataElementQuery : createdBy + + DataElementQuery : dataElementConceptPublicId + + DataElementQuery : dataElementConceptVersion + + DataElementQuery : dateCreated + + DataElementQuery : dateModified + + DataElementQuery : deletedIndicator + + DataElementQuery : endDate + + DataElementQuery : id + + DataElementQuery : latestVersionIndicator + + DataElementQuery : longName + + DataElementQuery : modifiedBy + + DataElementQuery : origin + + DataElementQuery : preferredDefinition + + DataElementQuery : preferredName + + DataElementQuery : publicId + + DataElementQuery : registrationStatus + + DataElementQuery : unresolvedIssues + + DataElementQuery : valueDomainPublicId + + DataElementQuery : valueDomainVersion + + DataElementQuery : version + + DataElementQuery : workflowStatus + + +``` + + + + + + + +## Slots + +| Name | Cardinality and Range | Description | Inheritance | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [publicId](publicId.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | direct | +| [version](version.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | direct | +| [preferredName](preferredName.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within ... | direct | +| [preferredDefinition](preferredDefinition.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item | direct | +| [longName](longName.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | direct | +| [contextName](contextName.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within ... | direct | +| [contextVersion](contextVersion.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | direct | +| [dataElementConceptPublicId](dataElementConceptPublicId.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | direct | +| [dataElementConceptVersion](dataElementConceptVersion.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | direct | +| [valueDomainPublicId](valueDomainPublicId.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | direct | +| [valueDomainVersion](valueDomainVersion.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | direct | +| [origin](origin.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered Item | direct | +| [workflowStatus](workflowStatus.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C... | direct | +| [registrationStatus](registrationStatus.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered... | direct | +| [id](id.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The 36 character caDSR database identifier | direct | +| [latestVersionIndicator](latestVersionIndicator.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The present form of an Administered Item | direct | +| [beginDate](beginDate.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The particular day, month and year this item became allowed | direct | +| [endDate](endDate.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed | direct | +| [createdBy](createdBy.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | This is a description of createdBy | direct | +| [dateCreated](dateCreated.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The date the Administered Item was created | direct | +| [modifiedBy](modifiedBy.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Username of the person who modified the record | direct | +| [dateModified](dateModified.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified | direct | +| [changeNote](changeNote.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior ... | direct | +| [administrativeNotes](administrativeNotes.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [unresolvedIssues](unresolvedIssues.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation of the Adm... | direct | +| [deletedIndicator](deletedIndicator.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, tho... | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElementqueryContextGETResponse](DataElementqueryContextGETResponse.md) | [DataElementQueryResults](DataElementQueryResults.md) | range | [DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | +| [DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse](DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse.md) | [DataElementQueryResults](DataElementQueryResults.md) | range | [DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | +| [DataElementqueryGETResponse](DataElementqueryGETResponse.md) | [DataElementQueryResults](DataElementQueryResults.md) | range | [DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:DataElementQuery | +| native | cadsr:DataElementQuery | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementQuery +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- version +- preferredName +- preferredDefinition +- longName +- contextName +- contextVersion +- dataElementConceptPublicId +- dataElementConceptVersion +- valueDomainPublicId +- valueDomainVersion +- origin +- workflowStatus +- registrationStatus +- id +- latestVersionIndicator +- beginDate +- endDate +- createdBy +- dateCreated +- modifiedBy +- dateModified +- changeNote +- administrativeNotes +- unresolvedIssues +- deletedIndicator +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + required: false + preferredName: + name: preferredName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name. + preferredDefinition: + name: preferredDefinition + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + longName: + name: longName + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + contextName: + name: contextName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. + contextVersion: + name: contextVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + dataElementConceptPublicId: + name: dataElementConceptPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + dataElementConceptVersion: + name: dataElementConceptVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + valueDomainPublicId: + name: valueDomainPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + valueDomainVersion: + name: valueDomainVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + workflowStatus: + name: workflowStatus + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + registrationStatus: + name: registrationStatus + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + latestVersionIndicator: + name: latestVersionIndicator + description: The present form of an Administered Item. + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + changeNote: + name: changeNote + description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since + the prior version of the Administered Item. + administrativeNotes: + name: administrativeNotes + unresolvedIssues: + name: unresolvedIssues + description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation + of the Administered Item. + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementQuery +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + required: false + preferredName: + name: preferredName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name. + preferredDefinition: + name: preferredDefinition + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + longName: + name: longName + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + contextName: + name: contextName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. + contextVersion: + name: contextVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + dataElementConceptPublicId: + name: dataElementConceptPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + dataElementConceptVersion: + name: dataElementConceptVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + valueDomainPublicId: + name: valueDomainPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + valueDomainVersion: + name: valueDomainVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + workflowStatus: + name: workflowStatus + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + registrationStatus: + name: registrationStatus + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + latestVersionIndicator: + name: latestVersionIndicator + description: The present form of an Administered Item. + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + changeNote: + name: changeNote + description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since + the prior version of the Administered Item. + administrativeNotes: + name: administrativeNotes + unresolvedIssues: + name: unresolvedIssues + description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation + of the Administered Item. + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. +attributes: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + comments: + - note this can appear at different levels + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: publicId + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + range: string + required: false + version: + name: version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: version + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + required: false + preferredName: + name: preferredName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: preferredName + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + preferredDefinition: + name: preferredDefinition + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: preferredDefinition + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + longName: + name: longName + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: longName + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - Concept + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + contextName: + name: contextName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: contextName + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - DataElementQuery + contextVersion: + name: contextVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: contextVersion + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + dataElementConceptPublicId: + name: dataElementConceptPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: dataElementConceptPublicId + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - DataElementQuery + dataElementConceptVersion: + name: dataElementConceptVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: dataElementConceptVersion + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - DataElementQuery + valueDomainPublicId: + name: valueDomainPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: valueDomainPublicId + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - DataElementQuery + valueDomainVersion: + name: valueDomainVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: valueDomainVersion + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - DataElementQuery + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: origin + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + workflowStatus: + name: workflowStatus + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: workflowStatus + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + registrationStatus: + name: registrationStatus + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: registrationStatus + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: id + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + latestVersionIndicator: + name: latestVersionIndicator + description: The present form of an Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: latestVersionIndicator + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: beginDate + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: endDate + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: createdBy + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: dateCreated + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: modifiedBy + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: dateModified + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + changeNote: + name: changeNote + description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since + the prior version of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: changeNote + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - DataElementQuery + administrativeNotes: + name: administrativeNotes + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: administrativeNotes + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + unresolvedIssues: + name: unresolvedIssues + description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation + of the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: unresolvedIssues + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - DataElementQuery + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: deletedIndicator + owner: DataElementQuery + domain_of: + - Property + - ConceptualDomain + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - CDEPermissibleValue + - DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: DataElementQueryResults +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: DataElementQueryResults +domain_of: +- DataElementqueryContext_GET_response +- DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response +- DataElementquery_GET_response +range: DataElementQuery +required: false +multivalued: true + +``` +
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[CRDCDataElement](CRDCDataElement.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse | +| native | cadsr:DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- CRDCDataElements +slot_usage: + CRDCDataElements: + name: CRDCDataElements + range: CRDCDataElement + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + CRDCDataElements: + name: CRDCDataElements + range: CRDCDataElement + required: false + multivalued: true +attributes: + CRDCDataElements: + name: CRDCDataElements + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: CRDCDataElements + owner: DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response + range: CRDCDataElement + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
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[DataElement](DataElement.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:DataElementpublicIdGETResponse | +| native | cadsr:DataElementpublicIdGETResponse | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementpublicId_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- DataElement +slot_usage: + DataElement: + name: DataElement + range: DataElement + required: false + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementpublicId_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + DataElement: + name: DataElement + range: DataElement + required: false +attributes: + DataElement: + name: DataElement + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: DataElement + owner: DataElementpublicId_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementContainer + - DataElementpublicId_GET_response + range: DataElement + required: false + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [DataElementQueryResults](DataElementQueryResults.md) | *
[DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse | +| native | cadsr:DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- numRecords +- DataElementQueryResults +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true +attributes: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: numRecords + owner: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + - DataElementquery_GET_response + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: DataElementQueryResults + owner: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + - DataElementquery_GET_response + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [DataElementQueryResults](DataElementQueryResults.md) | *
[DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:DataElementqueryContextGETResponse | +| native | cadsr:DataElementqueryContextGETResponse | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- numRecords +- DataElementQueryResults +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true +attributes: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: numRecords + owner: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + - DataElementquery_GET_response + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: DataElementQueryResults + owner: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + - DataElementquery_GET_response + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [DataElementQueryResults](DataElementQueryResults.md) | *
[DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:DataElementqueryGETResponse | +| native | cadsr:DataElementqueryGETResponse | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementquery_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- numRecords +- DataElementQueryResults +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: DataElementquery_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true +attributes: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: numRecords + owner: DataElementquery_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + - DataElementquery_GET_response + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: DataElementQueryResults + owner: DataElementquery_GET_response + domain_of: + - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response + - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response + - DataElementquery_GET_response + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Deep Link +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Deep_Link +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: End Date +description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: End_Date +domain_of: +- permissibleValue + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Example +description: CRDC Example +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Example +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Instructions +description: CRDC Instructions +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Instructions +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to zero or more valid objects within the current instance document when encoded in tree form._ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): str + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | cadsr:jsonpath | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpointer.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpointer.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..67bee63 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpointer.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Jsonpointer + + + + +_A string encoding a JSON Pointer. The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to a valid object within the current instance document when encoded in tree form._ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): str + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | cadsr:jsonpointer | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Ncname.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Ncname.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e68a016 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Ncname.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Ncname + + + + +_Prefix part of CURIE_ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): NCName + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | cadsr:ncname | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Nodeidentifier.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Nodeidentifier.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3ab89c5 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Nodeidentifier.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Nodeidentifier + + + + +_A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model._ + + + +URI: [shex:nonLiteral](http://www.w3.org/ns/shex#nonLiteral) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): NodeIdentifier + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): shex:nonLiteral + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | shex:nonLiteral | +| native | cadsr:nodeidentifier | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/ObjectClass.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/ObjectClass.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2e8da06 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/ObjectClass.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ + + +# Slot: ObjectClass + + + +URI: [cadsr:ObjectClass](https://example.org/cadsrObjectClass) +Alias: ObjectClass + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElementConcept](DataElementConcept.md) | | yes | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElementConcept](DataElementConcept.md) | [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) | range | [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:ObjectClass | +| native | cadsr:ObjectClass | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: ObjectClass +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ObjectClass +domain_of: +- DataElementConcept +range: ObjectClass +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Owned By +description: Who owns the Data Element +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Owned_By +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val... | direct | +| [VM_Long_Name](VM_Long_Name.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | direct | +| [VM_Public_ID](VM_Public_ID.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | direct | +| [Concept_Code](Concept_Code.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [VM_Description](VM_Description.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item | direct | +| [Begin_Date](Begin_Date.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The particular day, month and year this item became allowed | direct | +| [End_Date](End_Date.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [CRDCDataElement](CRDCDataElement.md) | [permissibleValues](permissibleValues.md) | range | [PermissibleValue](PermissibleValue.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:PermissibleValue | +| native | cadsr:PermissibleValue | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: permissibleValue +description: List of Permissible Values +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- Permissible Value +- VM Long Name +- VM Public ID +- Concept Code +- VM Description +- Begin Date +- End Date +slot_usage: + Permissible Value: + name: Permissible Value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + VM Long Name: + name: VM Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + VM Public ID: + name: VM Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + Concept Code: + name: Concept Code + VM Description: + name: VM Description + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + Begin Date: + name: Begin Date + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + End Date: + name: End Date + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: permissibleValue +description: List of Permissible Values +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + Permissible Value: + name: Permissible Value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + VM Long Name: + name: VM Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + VM Public ID: + name: VM Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + Concept Code: + name: Concept Code + VM Description: + name: VM Description + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + Begin Date: + name: Begin Date + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + End Date: + name: End Date + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. +attributes: + Permissible Value: + name: Permissible Value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Permissible_Value + owner: permissibleValue + domain_of: + - permissibleValue + VM Long Name: + name: VM Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: VM_Long_Name + owner: permissibleValue + domain_of: + - permissibleValue + VM Public ID: + name: VM Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: VM_Public_ID + owner: permissibleValue + domain_of: + - permissibleValue + Concept Code: + name: Concept Code + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Concept_Code + owner: permissibleValue + domain_of: + - permissibleValue + VM Description: + name: VM Description + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: VM_Description + owner: permissibleValue + domain_of: + - permissibleValue + Begin Date: + name: Begin Date + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: Begin_Date + owner: permissibleValue + domain_of: + - permissibleValue + End Date: + name: End Date + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: End_Date + owner: permissibleValue + domain_of: + - permissibleValue + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: PermissibleValues +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: PermissibleValues +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +range: CDEPermissibleValue +required: false +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Permissible Value +description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual + Value. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Permissible_Value +domain_of: +- permissibleValue + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Property +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Property +domain_of: +- DataElementConcept +range: Property +required: false + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [type](type.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [description](description.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [url](url.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [context](context.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [DataElement](DataElement.md) | [ReferenceDocuments](ReferenceDocuments.md) | range | [ReferenceDocument](ReferenceDocument.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:ReferenceDocument | +| native | cadsr:ReferenceDocument | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: ReferenceDocument +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- name +- type +- description +- url +- context +slot_usage: + type: + name: type + description: + name: description + url: + name: url + context: + name: context + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: ReferenceDocument +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slot_usage: + type: + name: type + description: + name: description + url: + name: url + context: + name: context +attributes: + name: + name: name + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: name + owner: ReferenceDocument + domain_of: + - AlternateName + - ReferenceDocument + type: + name: type + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: type + owner: ReferenceDocument + domain_of: + - AlternateName + - ValueDomain + - ReferenceDocument + description: + name: description + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: description + owner: ReferenceDocument + domain_of: + - ReferenceDocument + url: + name: url + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: url + owner: ReferenceDocument + domain_of: + - ReferenceDocument + context: + name: context + from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr + rank: 1000 + alias: context + owner: ReferenceDocument + domain_of: + - ClassificationScheme + - Property + - AlternateName + - ConceptualDomain + - ClassificationSchemeItem + - DataElement + - ValueDomain + - ObjectClass + - DataElementConcept + - ValueMeaning + - RepresentationTerm + - ReferenceDocument + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: ReferenceDocuments +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ReferenceDocuments +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: ReferenceDocument +required: false +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Registration Status +description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered + Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Registration_Status +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: RepresentationTerm +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: RepresentationTerm +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +range: RepresentationTerm +required: false + +``` +
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The value of the string MUST conform to SPARQL syntax and SHOULD dereference to zero or more valid objects within the current instance document when encoded as RDF._ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): str + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | cadsr:sparqlpath | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/String.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/String.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9fb76b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/String.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: String + + + + +_A character string_ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): str + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | cadsr:string | +| exact | schema:Text | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Time.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Time.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c0df8fa --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Time.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +# Type: Time + + + + +_A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular day_ + + + +URI: [xsd:time](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#time) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): XSDTime + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:time + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:time | +| native | cadsr:time | +| exact | schema:Time | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Uri.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Uri.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1090f86 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Uri.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +# Type: Uri + + + + +_a complete URI_ + + + +URI: [xsd:anyURI](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#anyURI) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): URI + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:anyURI + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Comments + +* in RDF serializations a slot with range of uri is treated as a literal or type xsd:anyURI unless it is an identifier or a reference to an identifier, in which case it is translated directly to a node + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:anyURI | +| native | cadsr:uri | +| close | schema:URL | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Uriorcurie.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Uriorcurie.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c499d42 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Uriorcurie.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Uriorcurie + + + + +_a URI or a CURIE_ + + + +URI: [xsd:anyURI](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#anyURI) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): URIorCURIE + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:anyURI + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:anyURI | +| native | cadsr:uriorcurie | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Used_By.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Used_By.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ad39dc --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/Used_By.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ + + +# Slot: Used_By + + +_Who is using the Data Element_ + + + + + +URI: [cadsr:Used_By](https://example.org/cadsrUsed_By) +Alias: Used_By + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [CRDCDataElement](CRDCDataElement.md) | | yes | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: NONE + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:Used_By | +| native | cadsr:Used_By | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: Used By +description: Who is using the Data Element +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Used_By +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: VD Type +description: Value Domain type +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VD_Type +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: VM Description +description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VM_Description +domain_of: +- permissibleValue + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: VM Long Name +description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VM_Long_Name +domain_of: +- permissibleValue + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: VM Public ID +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VM_Public_ID +domain_of: +- permissibleValue + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: ValueDomain +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ValueDomain +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: ValueMeaning +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ValueMeaning +domain_of: +- CDEPermissibleValue +range: ValueMeaning +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Version +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Version +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Workflow Status +description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Workflow_Status +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: administrativeNotes +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: administrativeNotes +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: beginDate +description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: beginDate +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: changeDescription +description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the + prior version of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: changeDescription +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: changeNote +description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the + prior version of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: changeNote +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: characterSet +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: characterSet +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: conceptCode +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: conceptCode +domain_of: +- Concept + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: context +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: context +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- AlternateName +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- ReferenceDocument + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: contextName +description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: contextName +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: contextVersion +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: contextVersion +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: createdBy +description: This is a description of createdBy. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: createdBy +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: dataElementConceptPublicId +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dataElementConceptPublicId +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: dataElementConceptVersion +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dataElementConceptVersion +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: dataType +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dataType +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: dateCreated +description: The date the Administered Item was created. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dateCreated +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: dateModified +description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dateModified +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: decimalPlace +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: decimalPlace +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: definition +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: definition +domain_of: +- Concept + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: deletedIndicator +description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: deletedIndicator +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: description +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: description +domain_of: +- ReferenceDocument + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: displayOrder +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: displayOrder +domain_of: +- Concept + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: endDate +description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: endDate +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: evsSource +description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept + identifier. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: evsSource +domain_of: +- Concept + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: format +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: format +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: id +description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: id +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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[DataElementpublicIdGETResponse](DataElementpublicIdGETResponse.md) | | +| [DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | | +| [DataElementqueryGETResponse](DataElementqueryGETResponse.md) | | +| [DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse](DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse.md) | | +| [DataElementqueryContextGETResponse](DataElementqueryContextGETResponse.md) | | +| [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) | Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC) | +| [PermissibleValue](PermissibleValue.md) | List of Permissible Values | +| [Property](Property.md) | | +| [ReferenceDocument](ReferenceDocument.md) | | +| [RepresentationTerm](RepresentationTerm.md) | | +| [ValueDomain](ValueDomain.md) | | +| [ValueMeaning](ValueMeaning.md) | | + + + +## Slots + +| Slot | Description | +| --- | --- | +| [administrativeNotes](administrativeNotes.md) | | +| [AlternateNames](AlternateNames.md) | | +| [Begin_Date](Begin_Date.md) | The particular day, month and year this item became allowed | +| [beginDate](beginDate.md) | The particular day, month and year this item became allowed | +| [CDE_Long_Name](CDE_Long_Name.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | +| [CDE_Public_ID](CDE_Public_ID.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | +| [changeDescription](changeDescription.md) | The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior ... | +| [changeNote](changeNote.md) | The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior ... | +| [characterSet](characterSet.md) | | +| [ClassificationSchemeItems](ClassificationSchemeItems.md) | | +| [ClassificationSchemes](ClassificationSchemes.md) | | +| [Coding_Instruction](Coding_Instruction.md) | CRDC Coding Instructions | +| [Concept_Code](Concept_Code.md) | | +| [conceptCode](conceptCode.md) | | +| [Concepts](Concepts.md) | | +| [ConceptualDomain](ConceptualDomain.md) | | +| [context](context.md) | | +| [contextName](contextName.md) | A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within ... | +| [contextVersion](contextVersion.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | +| [CRD_Domain](CRD_Domain.md) | CRDC Domain | +| [CRDC_Definition](CRDC_Definition.md) | CRD Definition | +| [CRDC_Name](CRDC_Name.md) | CRDC Name | +| [CRDCDataElements](CRDCDataElements.md) | | +| [createdBy](createdBy.md) | This is a description of createdBy | +| [DataElement](DataElement.md) | | +| [DataElementConcept](DataElementConcept.md) | | +| [dataElementConceptPublicId](dataElementConceptPublicId.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | +| [dataElementConceptVersion](dataElementConceptVersion.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | +| [DataElementQueryResults](DataElementQueryResults.md) | | +| [dataType](dataType.md) | | +| [dateCreated](dateCreated.md) | The date the Administered Item was created | +| [dateModified](dateModified.md) | Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified | +| [decimalPlace](decimalPlace.md) | | +| [Deep_Link](Deep_Link.md) | | +| [definition](definition.md) | | +| [deletedIndicator](deletedIndicator.md) | An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, tho... | +| [description](description.md) | | +| [displayOrder](displayOrder.md) | | +| [End_Date](End_Date.md) | The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed | +| [endDate](endDate.md) | The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed | +| [evsSource](evsSource.md) | The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept identifi... | +| [Example](Example.md) | CRDC Example | +| [format](format.md) | | +| [id](id.md) | The 36 character caDSR database identifier | +| [Instructions](Instructions.md) | CRDC Instructions | +| [latestVersionIndicator](latestVersionIndicator.md) | The present form of an Administered Item | +| [longName](longName.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | +| [maxLength](maxLength.md) | | +| [maxValue](maxValue.md) | | +| [minLength](minLength.md) | | +| [minValue](minValue.md) | | +| [modifiedBy](modifiedBy.md) | Username of the person who modified the record | +| [name](name.md) | | +| [numRecords](numRecords.md) | | +| [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) | | +| [origin](origin.md) | The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered Item | +| [Owned_By](Owned_By.md) | Who owns the Data Element | +| [Permissible_Value](Permissible_Value.md) | A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val... | +| [permissibleValues](permissibleValues.md) | | +| [PermissibleValues](PermissibleValues.md) | | +| [preferredDefinition](preferredDefinition.md) | The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item | +| [preferredName](preferredName.md) | A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within ... | +| [primaryIndicator](primaryIndicator.md) | | +| [Property](Property.md) | | +| [publicId](publicId.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | +| [ReferenceDocuments](ReferenceDocuments.md) | | +| [Registration_Status](Registration_Status.md) | A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered... | +| [registrationStatus](registrationStatus.md) | A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered... | +| [RepresentationTerm](RepresentationTerm.md) | | +| [type](type.md) | | +| [unitOfMeasure](unitOfMeasure.md) | | +| [unresolvedIssues](unresolvedIssues.md) | Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation of the Adm... | +| [url](url.md) | | +| [Used_By](Used_By.md) | Who is using the Data Element | +| [value](value.md) | A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val... | +| [valueDescription](valueDescription.md) | The text of the most desirable meaning for Value | +| [ValueDomain](ValueDomain.md) | | +| [valueDomainPublicId](valueDomainPublicId.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | +| [valueDomainVersion](valueDomainVersion.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | +| [ValueMeaning](ValueMeaning.md) | | +| [VD_Type](VD_Type.md) | Value Domain type | +| [version](version.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | +| [Version](Version.md) | The unique version identifier of the Administered Item | +| [VM_Description](VM_Description.md) | The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item | +| [VM_Long_Name](VM_Long_Name.md) | A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry | +| [VM_Public_ID](VM_Public_ID.md) | The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit... | +| [Workflow_Status](Workflow_Status.md) | A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C... | +| [workflowStatus](workflowStatus.md) | A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C... | + + +## Enumerations + +| Enumeration | Description | +| --- | --- | + + +## Types + +| Type | Description | +| --- | --- | +| [Boolean](Boolean.md) | A binary (true or false) value | +| [Curie](Curie.md) | a compact URI | +| [Date](Date.md) | a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar | +| [DateOrDatetime](DateOrDatetime.md) | Either a date or a datetime | +| [Datetime](Datetime.md) | The combination of a date and time | +| [Decimal](Decimal.md) | A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal speci... | +| [Double](Double.md) | A real number that conforms to the xsd:double specification | +| [Float](Float.md) | A real number that conforms to the xsd:float specification | +| [Integer](Integer.md) | An integer | +| [Jsonpath](Jsonpath.md) | A string encoding a JSON Path | +| [Jsonpointer](Jsonpointer.md) | A string encoding a JSON Pointer | +| [Ncname](Ncname.md) | Prefix part of CURIE | +| [Nodeidentifier](Nodeidentifier.md) | A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model | +| [Objectidentifier](Objectidentifier.md) | A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model | +| [Sparqlpath](Sparqlpath.md) | A string encoding a SPARQL Property Path | +| [String](String.md) | A character string | +| [Time](Time.md) | A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular... | +| [Uri](Uri.md) | a complete URI | +| [Uriorcurie](Uriorcurie.md) | a URI or a CURIE | + + +## Subsets + +| Subset | Description | +| --- | --- | diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/latestVersionIndicator.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/latestVersionIndicator.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a287314 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/latestVersionIndicator.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ + + +# Slot: latestVersionIndicator + + +_The present form of an Administered Item._ + + + + + +URI: [cadsr:latestVersionIndicator](https://example.org/cadsrlatestVersionIndicator) +Alias: latestVersionIndicator + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [ValueMeaning](ValueMeaning.md) | | yes | +| [Property](Property.md) | | yes | +| [DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | | yes | +| [DataElementConcept](DataElementConcept.md) | | yes | +| [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) | Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC) | yes | +| [DataElement](DataElement.md) | An element representing a specific metadata element | yes | +| [RepresentationTerm](RepresentationTerm.md) | | yes | +| [ConceptualDomain](ConceptualDomain.md) | | yes | +| [ValueDomain](ValueDomain.md) | | yes | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: NONE + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:latestVersionIndicator | +| native | cadsr:latestVersionIndicator | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: latestVersionIndicator +description: The present form of an Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: latestVersionIndicator +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: longName +description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: longName +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- Concept +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: maxLength +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: maxLength +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: maxValue +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: maxValue +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: minLength +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: minLength +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: minValue +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: minValue +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: modifiedBy +description: Username of the person who modified the record +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: modifiedBy +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: name +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: name +domain_of: +- AlternateName +- ReferenceDocument + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: numRecords +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: numRecords +domain_of: +- DataElementqueryContext_GET_response +- DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response +- DataElementquery_GET_response +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: origin +description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: origin +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: permissibleValues +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: permissibleValues +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +range: permissibleValue +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: preferredDefinition +description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: preferredDefinition +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: preferredName +description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: preferredName +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: primaryIndicator +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: primaryIndicator +domain_of: +- Concept + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: publicId +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +comments: +- note this can appear at different levels +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: publicId +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +range: string +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: registrationStatus +description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered + Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: registrationStatus +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: type +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: type +domain_of: +- AlternateName +- ValueDomain +- ReferenceDocument + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: unitOfMeasure +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: unitOfMeasure +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: unresolvedIssues +description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation of + the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: unresolvedIssues +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: url +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: url +domain_of: +- ReferenceDocument + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: value +description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual + Value. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: value +domain_of: +- CDEPermissibleValue +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: valueDescription +description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: valueDescription +domain_of: +- CDEPermissibleValue +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: valueDomainPublicId +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: valueDomainPublicId +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: valueDomainVersion +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: valueDomainVersion +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/version.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/version.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7eafa4c --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/cadsr/version.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ + + +# Slot: version + + +_The unique version identifier of the Administered Item._ + + + + + +URI: [cadsr:version](https://example.org/cadsrversion) +Alias: version + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [ValueMeaning](ValueMeaning.md) | | yes | +| [Property](Property.md) | | yes | +| [DataElementQuery](DataElementQuery.md) | | yes | +| [DataElementConcept](DataElementConcept.md) | | yes | +| [ObjectClass](ObjectClass.md) | Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC) | yes | +| [ClassificationSchemeItem](ClassificationSchemeItem.md) | | yes | +| [DataElement](DataElement.md) | An element representing a specific metadata element | yes | +| [RepresentationTerm](RepresentationTerm.md) | | yes | +| [ClassificationScheme](ClassificationScheme.md) | | yes | +| [ConceptualDomain](ConceptualDomain.md) | | yes | +| [ValueDomain](ValueDomain.md) | | yes | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: NONE + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://example.org/cadsr + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | cadsr:version | +| native | cadsr:version | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: version +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: version +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +required: false + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: workflowStatus +description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: workflowStatus +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: Any +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +class_uri: linkml:Any + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Any +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +class_uri: linkml:Any + +``` +
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[Boolean](Boolean.md) | | direct | +| [pattern](pattern.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [unique](unique.md) | 0..1
[Boolean](Boolean.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [Field](Field.md) | [constraints](constraints.md) | range | [Constraints](Constraints.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:Constraints | +| native | frictionless:Constraints | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Constraints +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- required +- pattern +- unique + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Constraints +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +attributes: + required: + name: required + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:required + alias: required + owner: Constraints + domain_of: + - Constraints + range: boolean + pattern: + name: pattern + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:pattern + alias: pattern + owner: Constraints + domain_of: + - Constraints + unique: + name: unique + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:identifier + alias: unique + owner: Constraints + domain_of: + - Constraints + range: boolean + +``` +
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a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Date.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Date.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..30928d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Date.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +# Type: Date + + + + +_a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar_ + + + +URI: [xsd:date](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): XSDDate + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:date + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:date | +| native | frictionless:date | +| exact | schema:Date | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/DateOrDatetime.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/DateOrDatetime.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf7506d --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/DateOrDatetime.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: DateOrDatetime + + + + +_Either a date or a datetime_ + + + +URI: [linkml:DateOrDatetime](https://w3id.org/linkml/DateOrDatetime) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): str + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): linkml:DateOrDatetime + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | linkml:DateOrDatetime | +| native | frictionless:date_or_datetime | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Datetime.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Datetime.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e988594 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Datetime.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +# Type: Datetime + + + + +_The combination of a date and time_ + + + +URI: [xsd:dateTime](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): XSDDateTime + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:dateTime + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:dateTime | +| native | frictionless:datetime | +| exact | schema:DateTime | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Decimal.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Decimal.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1f9a59d --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Decimal.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Decimal + + + + +_A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal specification_ + + + +URI: [xsd:decimal](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#decimal) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): Decimal + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:decimal + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:decimal | +| native | frictionless:decimal | +| broad | schema:Number | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Dialect.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Dialect.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ddb4c49 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Dialect.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,158 @@ + + +# Class: Dialect + + + +URI: [frictionless:Dialect](https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless/Dialect) + + + + + + +```mermaid + classDiagram + class Dialect + click Dialect href "../Dialect" + Dialect : delimiter + + Dialect : doubleQuote + + Dialect : header + + Dialect : lineTerminator + + Dialect : skipInitialSpace + + +``` + + + + + + + +## Slots + +| Name | Cardinality and Range | Description | Inheritance | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [delimiter](delimiter.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [doubleQuote](doubleQuote.md) | 0..1
[Boolean](Boolean.md) | | direct | +| [lineTerminator](lineTerminator.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [skipInitialSpace](skipInitialSpace.md) | 0..1
[Boolean](Boolean.md) | | direct | +| [header](header.md) | 0..1
[Boolean](Boolean.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:Dialect | +| native | frictionless:Dialect | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Dialect +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- delimiter +- doubleQuote +- lineTerminator +- skipInitialSpace +- header + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Dialect +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +attributes: + delimiter: + name: delimiter + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: delimiter + owner: Dialect + domain_of: + - Dialect + range: string + doubleQuote: + name: doubleQuote + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: doubleQuote + owner: Dialect + domain_of: + - Dialect + range: boolean + lineTerminator: + name: lineTerminator + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: lineTerminator + owner: Dialect + domain_of: + - Dialect + range: string + skipInitialSpace: + name: skipInitialSpace + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: skipInitialSpace + owner: Dialect + domain_of: + - Dialect + range: boolean + header: + name: header + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: header + owner: Dialect + domain_of: + - Dialect + range: boolean + +``` +
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[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [description](description.md) | *
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [type](type.md) | 0..1
[TypeEnum](TypeEnum.md) | | direct | +| [constraints](constraints.md) | 0..1
[Constraints](Constraints.md) | | direct | +| [format](format.md) | 0..1
[FormatEnum](FormatEnum.md) | | direct | +| [enum](enum.md) | *
[String](String.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [Reference](Reference.md) | [fields](fields.md) | range | [Field](Field.md) | +| [ForeignKeys](ForeignKeys.md) | [fields](fields.md) | range | [Field](Field.md) | +| [Schema](Schema.md) | [fields](fields.md) | range | [Field](Field.md) | +| [Schema](Schema.md) | [primaryKey](primaryKey.md) | range | [Field](Field.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:Field | +| native | frictionless:Field | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Field +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- name +- description +- type +- constraints +- format +- enum + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Field +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +attributes: + name: + name: name + examples: + - value: description + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:name + identifier: true + alias: name + owner: Field + domain_of: + - Field + - Resource + - Package + range: string + required: true + description: + name: description + examples: + - value: A human-readable description of this identifier namespace + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:description + alias: description + owner: Field + domain_of: + - Field + - Resource + range: string + multivalued: true + type: + name: type + examples: + - value: string + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: type + owner: Field + domain_of: + - Field + range: type_enum + constraints: + name: constraints + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: constraints + owner: Field + domain_of: + - Field + range: Constraints + format: + name: format + examples: + - value: any + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: format + owner: Field + domain_of: + - Field + range: format_enum + enum: + name: enum + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + close_mappings: + - linkml:range + rank: 1000 + alias: enum + owner: Field + domain_of: + - Field + range: string + multivalued: true + +``` +
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[Field](Field.md) | | direct | +| [reference](reference.md) | 0..1
[Reference](Reference.md) | | direct | +| [constraint_name](constraint_name.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [Schema](Schema.md) | [foreignKeys](foreignKeys.md) | range | [ForeignKeys](ForeignKeys.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:ForeignKeys | +| native | frictionless:ForeignKeys | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: ForeignKeys +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- fields +- reference +- constraint_name +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: false + range: + name: range + id_prefixes: + - Any + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: ForeignKeys +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: false + range: + name: range + id_prefixes: + - Any +attributes: + fields: + name: fields + examples: + - value: id + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: fields + owner: ForeignKeys + domain_of: + - Reference + - ForeignKeys + - Schema + range: Field + multivalued: true + inlined: false + reference: + name: reference + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: reference + owner: ForeignKeys + domain_of: + - ForeignKeys + range: Reference + constraint_name: + name: constraint_name + examples: + - value: dcc_project_fkey + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: constraint_name + owner: ForeignKeys + domain_of: + - ForeignKeys + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: format_enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +permissible_values: + any: + text: any + description: any + email: + text: email + description: email + binary: + text: binary + description: binary + +``` +
diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Integer.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Integer.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c7c2a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Integer.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Integer + + + + +_An integer_ + + + +URI: [xsd:integer](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): int + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:integer + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:integer | +| native | frictionless:integer | +| exact | schema:Integer | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpath.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpath.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..584a53f --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpath.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Jsonpath + + + + +_A string encoding a JSON Path. The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to zero or more valid objects within the current instance document when encoded in tree form._ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): str + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | frictionless:jsonpath | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpointer.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpointer.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..feab7b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpointer.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Jsonpointer + + + + +_A string encoding a JSON Pointer. The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to a valid object within the current instance document when encoded in tree form._ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): str + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | frictionless:jsonpointer | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Ncname.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Ncname.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eff62fe --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Ncname.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Ncname + + + + +_Prefix part of CURIE_ + + + +URI: [xsd:string](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): NCName + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:string + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:string | +| native | frictionless:ncname | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Nodeidentifier.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Nodeidentifier.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..93ced33 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Nodeidentifier.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Nodeidentifier + + + + +_A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model._ + + + +URI: [shex:nonLiteral](http://www.w3.org/ns/shex#nonLiteral) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): NodeIdentifier + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): shex:nonLiteral + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | shex:nonLiteral | +| native | frictionless:nodeidentifier | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Objectidentifier.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Objectidentifier.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f93f492 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Objectidentifier.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +# Type: Objectidentifier + + + + +_A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model._ + + + +URI: [shex:iri](http://www.w3.org/ns/shex#iri) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): ElementIdentifier + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): shex:iri + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Comments + +* Used for inheritance and type checking + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | shex:iri | +| native | frictionless:objectidentifier | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Package.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Package.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4b3d9b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Package.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,182 @@ + + +# Class: Package + + + +URI: [frictionless:Package](https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless/Package) + + + + + + +```mermaid + classDiagram + class Package + click Package href "../Package" + Package : name + + Package : profile + + + + + + Package --> "0..1" ProfileEnum : profile + click ProfileEnum href "../ProfileEnum" + + + + Package : resources + + + + + + Package --> "*" Resource : resources + click Resource href "../Resource" + + + + Package : title + + +``` + + + + + + + +## Slots + +| Name | Cardinality and Range | Description | Inheritance | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [profile](profile.md) | 0..1
[ProfileEnum](ProfileEnum.md) | | direct | +| [name](name.md) | 1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [title](title.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [resources](resources.md) | *
[Resource](Resource.md) | | direct | + + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:Package | +| native | frictionless:Package | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Package +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- profile +- name +- title +- resources +tree_root: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Package +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +attributes: + profile: + name: profile + examples: + - value: tabular-data-resource + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: profile + owner: Package + domain_of: + - Resource + - Package + range: profile_enum + name: + name: name + examples: + - value: description + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:name + identifier: true + alias: name + owner: Package + domain_of: + - Field + - Resource + - Package + range: string + required: true + title: + name: title + examples: + - value: id_namespace + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:title + alias: title + owner: Package + domain_of: + - Resource + - Package + range: string + resources: + name: resources + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: resources + owner: Package + domain_of: + - Package + range: Resource + multivalued: true + inlined: true + inlined_as_list: true +tree_root: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: profile_enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +permissible_values: + tabular-data-resource: + text: tabular-data-resource + tabular-data-package: + text: tabular-data-package + +``` +
diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Reference.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Reference.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3d311c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Reference.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ + + +# Class: Reference + + + +URI: [frictionless:Reference](https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless/Reference) + + + + + + +```mermaid + classDiagram + class Reference + click Reference href "../Reference" + Reference : fields + + + + + + Reference --> "*" Field : fields + click Field href "../Field" + + + + Reference : resource + + +``` + + + + + + + +## Slots + +| Name | Cardinality and Range | Description | Inheritance | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [resource](resource.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [fields](fields.md) | *
[Field](Field.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [ForeignKeys](ForeignKeys.md) | [reference](reference.md) | range | [Reference](Reference.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:Reference | +| native | frictionless:Reference | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Reference +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- resource +- fields +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: false + range: + name: range + id_prefixes: + - Any + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Reference +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: false + range: + name: range + id_prefixes: + - Any +attributes: + resource: + name: resource + examples: + - value: gene + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: resource + owner: Reference + domain_of: + - Reference + range: string + fields: + name: fields + examples: + - value: id + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: fields + owner: Reference + domain_of: + - Reference + - ForeignKeys + - Schema + range: Field + multivalued: true + inlined: false + +``` +
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[ProfileEnum](ProfileEnum.md) | | direct | +| [name](name.md) | 1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [title](title.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [path](path.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [dialect](dialect.md) | 0..1
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [description](description.md) | *
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [schema](schema.md) | 0..1
[Schema](Schema.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [Package](Package.md) | [resources](resources.md) | range | [Resource](Resource.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:Resource | +| native | frictionless:Resource | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Resource +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- profile +- name +- title +- path +- dialect +- description +- schema + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Resource +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +attributes: + profile: + name: profile + examples: + - value: tabular-data-resource + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: profile + owner: Resource + domain_of: + - Resource + - Package + range: profile_enum + name: + name: name + examples: + - value: description + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:name + identifier: true + alias: name + owner: Resource + domain_of: + - Field + - Resource + - Package + range: string + required: true + title: + name: title + examples: + - value: id_namespace + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:title + alias: title + owner: Resource + domain_of: + - Resource + - Package + range: string + path: + name: path + examples: + - value: id_namespace.tsv + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: path + owner: Resource + domain_of: + - Resource + range: string + dialect: + name: dialect + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: dialect + owner: Resource + domain_of: + - Resource + range: string + description: + name: description + examples: + - value: A human-readable description of this identifier namespace + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + slot_uri: linkml:description + alias: description + owner: Resource + domain_of: + - Field + - Resource + range: string + multivalued: true + schema: + name: schema + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + close_mappings: + - linkml:ClassDefinition + rank: 1000 + alias: schema + owner: Resource + domain_of: + - Resource + range: Schema + +``` +
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[Field](Field.md) | | direct | +| [missingValues](missingValues.md) | *
[String](String.md) | | direct | +| [primaryKey](primaryKey.md) | *
[Field](Field.md) | | direct | +| [foreignKeys](foreignKeys.md) | *
[ForeignKeys](ForeignKeys.md) | | direct | + + + + + +## Usages + +| used by | used in | type | used | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [Resource](Resource.md) | [schema](schema.md) | range | [Schema](Schema.md) | + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:Schema | +| native | frictionless:Schema | + + + + + + + +## LinkML Source + + + +### Direct + +
+```yaml +name: Schema +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- fields +- missingValues +- primaryKey +- foreignKeys +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: true + inlined_as_list: true + +``` +
+ +### Induced + +
+```yaml +name: Schema +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: true + inlined_as_list: true +attributes: + fields: + name: fields + examples: + - value: id + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: fields + owner: Schema + domain_of: + - Reference + - ForeignKeys + - Schema + range: Field + multivalued: true + inlined: true + inlined_as_list: true + missingValues: + name: missingValues + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: missingValues + owner: Schema + domain_of: + - Schema + multivalued: true + primaryKey: + name: primaryKey + examples: + - value: id + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + close_mappings: + - linkml:identifier + - linkml:unique_keys + rank: 1000 + alias: primaryKey + owner: Schema + domain_of: + - Schema + range: Field + multivalued: true + foreignKeys: + name: foreignKeys + examples: + - value: '[''$ref:ForeignKeys'', ''$ref:ForeignKeys'']' + from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + rank: 1000 + alias: foreignKeys + owner: Schema + domain_of: + - Schema + range: ForeignKeys + multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: type_enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +permissible_values: + string: + text: string + description: string + datetime: + text: datetime + description: datetime + boolean: + text: boolean + description: boolean + integer: + text: integer + description: integer + array: + text: array + description: array + number: + text: number + description: number + +``` +
diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Uri.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Uri.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..92a21b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Uri.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +# Type: Uri + + + + +_a complete URI_ + + + +URI: [xsd:anyURI](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#anyURI) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): URI + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:anyURI + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Comments + +* in RDF serializations a slot with range of uri is treated as a literal or type xsd:anyURI unless it is an identifier or a reference to an identifier, in which case it is translated directly to a node + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:anyURI | +| native | frictionless:uri | +| close | schema:URL | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Uriorcurie.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Uriorcurie.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..41c2bfb --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/Uriorcurie.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Type: Uriorcurie + + + + +_a URI or a CURIE_ + + + +URI: [xsd:anyURI](http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#anyURI) + +* [base](https://w3id.org/linkml/base): URIorCURIE + +* [uri](https://w3id.org/linkml/uri): xsd:anyURI + +* [repr](https://w3id.org/linkml/repr): str + + + + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | xsd:anyURI | +| native | frictionless:uriorcurie | + + + diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/constraint_name.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/constraint_name.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1532c50 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/constraint_name.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ + + +# Slot: constraint_name + + + +URI: [frictionless:constraint_name](https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless/constraint_name) +Alias: constraint_name + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [ForeignKeys](ForeignKeys.md) | | no | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: NONE + + + + + + +## Examples + +| Value | +| --- | +| dcc_project_fkey | + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:constraint_name | +| native | frictionless:constraint_name | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: constraint_name +examples: +- value: dcc_project_fkey +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: constraint_name +domain_of: +- ForeignKeys + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: constraints +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: constraints +domain_of: +- Field +range: Constraints + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: delimiter +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: delimiter +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: string + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: description +examples: +- value: A human-readable description of this identifier namespace +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:description +alias: description +domain_of: +- Field +- Resource +range: string +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: dialect +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: dialect +domain_of: +- Resource +range: string + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: doubleQuote +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: doubleQuote +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: boolean + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +close_mappings: +- linkml:range +rank: 1000 +alias: enum +domain_of: +- Field +range: string +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: fields +examples: +- value: id +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: fields +domain_of: +- Reference +- ForeignKeys +- Schema +range: Field +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: foreignKeys +examples: +- value: '[''$ref:ForeignKeys'', ''$ref:ForeignKeys'']' +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: foreignKeys +domain_of: +- Schema +range: ForeignKeys +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: format +examples: +- value: any +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: format +domain_of: +- Field +range: format_enum + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: header +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: header +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: boolean + +``` +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/index.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/index.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..71c937d --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/index.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +# frictionless + +frictionless + +URI: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + +Name: frictionless + + + +## Classes + +| Class | Description | +| --- | --- | +| [Any](Any.md) | | +| [Constraints](Constraints.md) | | +| [Dialect](Dialect.md) | | +| [Field](Field.md) | | +| [ForeignKeys](ForeignKeys.md) | | +| [Package](Package.md) | | +| [Reference](Reference.md) | | +| [Resource](Resource.md) | | +| [Schema](Schema.md) | | + + + +## Slots + +| Slot | Description | +| --- | --- | +| [constraint_name](constraint_name.md) | | +| [constraints](constraints.md) | | +| [delimiter](delimiter.md) | | +| [description](description.md) | | +| [dialect](dialect.md) | | +| [doubleQuote](doubleQuote.md) | | +| [enum](enum.md) | | +| [fields](fields.md) | | +| [foreignKeys](foreignKeys.md) | | +| [format](format.md) | | +| [header](header.md) | | +| [lineTerminator](lineTerminator.md) | | +| [missingValues](missingValues.md) | | +| [name](name.md) | | +| [path](path.md) | | +| [pattern](pattern.md) | | +| [primaryKey](primaryKey.md) | | +| [profile](profile.md) | | +| [reference](reference.md) | | +| [required](required.md) | | +| [resource](resource.md) | | +| [resources](resources.md) | | +| [schema](schema.md) | | +| [skipInitialSpace](skipInitialSpace.md) | | +| [title](title.md) | | +| [type](type.md) | | +| [unique](unique.md) | | + + +## Enumerations + +| Enumeration | Description | +| --- | --- | +| [FormatEnum](FormatEnum.md) | | +| [ProfileEnum](ProfileEnum.md) | | +| [TypeEnum](TypeEnum.md) | | + + +## Types + +| Type | Description | +| --- | --- | +| [Boolean](Boolean.md) | A binary (true or false) value | +| [Curie](Curie.md) | a compact URI | +| [Date](Date.md) | a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar | +| [DateOrDatetime](DateOrDatetime.md) | Either a date or a datetime | +| [Datetime](Datetime.md) | The combination of a date and time | +| [Decimal](Decimal.md) | A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal speci... | +| [Double](Double.md) | A real number that conforms to the xsd:double specification | +| [Float](Float.md) | A real number that conforms to the xsd:float specification | +| [Integer](Integer.md) | An integer | +| [Jsonpath](Jsonpath.md) | A string encoding a JSON Path | +| [Jsonpointer](Jsonpointer.md) | A string encoding a JSON Pointer | +| [Ncname](Ncname.md) | Prefix part of CURIE | +| [Nodeidentifier](Nodeidentifier.md) | A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model | +| [Objectidentifier](Objectidentifier.md) | A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model | +| [Sparqlpath](Sparqlpath.md) | A string encoding a SPARQL Property Path | +| [String](String.md) | A character string | +| [Time](Time.md) | A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular... | +| [Uri](Uri.md) | a complete URI | +| [Uriorcurie](Uriorcurie.md) | a URI or a CURIE | + + +## Subsets + +| Subset | Description | +| --- | --- | diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/lineTerminator.md.txt b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/lineTerminator.md.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9fcd0b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/frictionless/lineTerminator.md.txt @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ + + +# Slot: lineTerminator + + + +URI: [frictionless:lineTerminator](https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless/lineTerminator) +Alias: lineTerminator + + + + + + + +## Applicable Classes + +| Name | Description | Modifies Slot | +| --- | --- | --- | +| [Dialect](Dialect.md) | | no | + + + + + + + +## Properties + +* Range: [String](String.md) + + + + + +## Identifier and Mapping Information + + + + + + + +### Schema Source + + +* from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless + + + + +## Mappings + +| Mapping Type | Mapped Value | +| --- | --- | +| self | frictionless:lineTerminator | +| native | frictionless:lineTerminator | + + + + +## LinkML Source + +
+```yaml +name: lineTerminator +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: lineTerminator +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: string + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: missingValues +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: missingValues +domain_of: +- Schema +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: name +examples: +- value: description +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:name +identifier: true +alias: name +domain_of: +- Field +- Resource +- Package +range: string +required: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: path +examples: +- value: id_namespace.tsv +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: path +domain_of: +- Resource +range: string + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: pattern +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:pattern +alias: pattern +domain_of: +- Constraints + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: primaryKey +examples: +- value: id +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +close_mappings: +- linkml:identifier +- linkml:unique_keys +rank: 1000 +alias: primaryKey +domain_of: +- Schema +range: Field +multivalued: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: profile +examples: +- value: tabular-data-resource +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: profile +domain_of: +- Resource +- Package +range: profile_enum + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: reference +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: reference +domain_of: +- ForeignKeys +range: Reference + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: required +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:required +alias: required +domain_of: +- Constraints +range: boolean + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: resource +examples: +- value: gene +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: resource +domain_of: +- Reference +range: string + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: resources +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: resources +domain_of: +- Package +range: Resource +multivalued: true +inlined: true +inlined_as_list: true + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: schema +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +close_mappings: +- linkml:ClassDefinition +rank: 1000 +alias: schema +domain_of: +- Resource +range: Schema + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: skipInitialSpace +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: skipInitialSpace +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: boolean + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: title +examples: +- value: id_namespace +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:title +alias: title +domain_of: +- Resource +- Package +range: string + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: type +examples: +- value: string +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: type +domain_of: +- Field +range: type_enum + +``` +
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+```yaml +name: unique +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:identifier +alias: unique +domain_of: +- Constraints +range: boolean + +``` +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/metamodels/index.rst.txt b/_sources/metamodels/index.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..179b512 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/metamodels/index.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +Source Metamodels +================= + +Schema Automator makes use of LinkML Schema representations of source +metamodels in order to define transformations. + +.. toctree:: + :maxdepth: 3 + :caption: Contents: + + cadsr/index + frictionless/index + dosdp/index diff --git a/_sources/packages/annotators.rst.txt b/_sources/packages/annotators.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0520a08 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/packages/annotators.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +Annotators +========== + +Importers take an existing schema and *annotate* it with information + +Annotators typically talk to an external ontology. We use the OAK library to wrap a large number +of different sources that can be used for annotation, including: + +- BioPortal +- OLS/ZOOMA +- Arbitrary ontologies in obo format, OWL, RDF, or JSON +- Ubergraph +- Wikidata +- LOV + +For documentation on selecting the right ontology source, see: + +- `Selectors `_ + +.. currentmodule:: schema_automator.annotators + +.. autoclass:: SchemaAnnotator + :members: + +.. autoclass:: JsonLdAnnotator + :members: + +.. autoclass:: LLMAnnotator + :members: diff --git a/_sources/packages/generalizers.rst.txt b/_sources/packages/generalizers.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..32542b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/packages/generalizers.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,292 @@ +Generalizers +============ + +Generalizers take example data and *generalizes* to a schema + +.. warning:: + + Generalization is inherently a heuristic process, this should be viewed as a bootstrapping process + that *semi*-automates the creation of a new schema for you. + +Generalizing from a single TSV +------------------------------ + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto generalize-tsv tests/resources/NWT_wildfires_biophysical_2016.tsv -o wildfire.yaml + +The schema will have a slot for every column, e,g: + +.. code-block:: yaml + + classes: + Observation: + slots: + - site + - plot + - plot_size + - date + - observer + +Ranges will be auto-inferred, e.g.: + +.. code-block:: yaml + + slots: + site: + examples: + - value: ZF20-105 + range: string + plot: + examples: + - value: '6' + range: integer + plot_size: + examples: + - value: 10X10 + range: plot_size_enum + date: + examples: + - value: '2016-07-09' + range: datetime + +Enums will be automatically inferred: + +.. code-block:: yaml + + enums: + plot_size_enum: + permissible_values: + 10X10: + description: 10X10 + 5x5: + description: 5x5 + 2.5X2.5: + description: 2.5X2.5 + 5X5: + description: 5X5 + 3x3: + description: 3x3 + ecosystem_enum: + permissible_values: + Open Fen: + description: Open Fen + Treed Fen: + description: Treed Fen + Black Spruce: + description: Black Spruce + Poor Fen: + description: Poor Fen + Fen: + description: Fen + Lowland: + description: Lowland + Upland: + description: Upland + Bog: + description: Bog + Lowland Black Spruce: + description: Lowland Black Spruce + + +Generalizing from multiple TSVs +------------------------------- + +You can use the ``generalize-tsvs`` command to generalize from *multiple* TSVs, with +foreign key linkages auto-inferred. + +For example, given a file ``envo.tsv``: + +.. csv-table:: environments + :header: envo term id, envo term label + + ENVO_01000752,area of barren land + ENVO_01001570,terrestrial ecoregion + ENVO_01001581,sea surface layer + ENVO_01001582,forest floor + +And a file file ``samples.tsv``: + +.. csv-table:: samples + :header: BIOSAMPLE_ID,BIOSAMPLE_NAME,ENVO_BIOME_ID,ENVO_FEATURE_ID,ENVO_MATERIAL_ID + + 156554,"Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera2",ENVO_01000174,ENVO_01000159,ENVO_00002261 + 156649,"Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera5",ENVO_01000174,ENVO_01000159,ENVO_00005781 + 156728,"Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera84",ENVO_01000174,ENVO_01000159,ENVO_00005781 + 156738,"Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera2",ENVO_01000174,ENVO_01001275,ENVO_00002261 + +We can create a multi-class schema, with foreign keys inferred: + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto generalize-tsvs --infer-foreign-keys sample.tsv envo.tsv + +This will generate a schema with two classes, where the join between the sample table and the term table +is inferred: + +.. code-block:: yaml + +classes: + sample: + slots: + - BIOSAMPLE_ID + - BIOSAMPLE_NAME + - ENVO_BIOME_ID + - ENVO_FEATURE_ID + - ENVO_MATERIAL_ID + envo: + slots: + - ENVO_ID + - ENVO_LABEL + +slots: + BIOSAMPLE_ID: + range: integer + BIOSAMPLE_NAME: + range: string + ENVO_BIOME_ID: + examples: + - value: ENVO_01000022 + range: envo + ENVO_FEATURE_ID: + range: envo + ENVO_MATERIAL_ID: + range: envo + ENVO_ID: + identifier: true + range: string + ENVO_LABEL: + range: string + +Generalizing from tables on the web +----------------------------------- + +You can use ``generalize-htmltable`` + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto generalize-htmltable https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-31626-4/tables/1 + +Will generate: + +.. code-block:: yaml + + name: example + description: example + id: https://w3id.org/example + imports: + - linkml:types + prefixes: + linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ + example: https://w3id.org/example + default_prefix: example + slots: + GWAS trait: + examples: + - value: "\xC2" + range: string + Peak GWAS SNP: + examples: + - value: rs2974298 + range: string + Gene: + examples: + - value: SMIM19 + range: string + NK cell cis eSNP: + examples: + - value: rs2974348 + range: string + TWAS Z score: + examples: + - value: '3.809' + range: string + TWAS P value: + examples: + - value: '0.0001' + range: string + classes: + example: + slots: + - GWAS trait + - Peak GWAS SNP + - Gene + - NK cell cis eSNP + - TWAS Z score + - TWAS P value + +Generalizing from JSON +---------------------- + +tbw + +Chaining an annotator +--------------------- + +If you provide an ``--annotator`` option you can auto-annotate enums: + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto generalize-tsv \ + --annotator bioportal:envo \ + tests/resources/NWT_wildfires_biophysical_2016.tsv \ + -o wildfire.yaml + +.. code-block:: yaml + + ecosystem_enum: + from_schema: https://w3id.org/MySchema + permissible_values: + Open Fen: + description: Open Fen + meaning: ENVO:00000232 + exact_mappings: + - ENVO:00000232 + Treed Fen: + description: Treed Fen + meaning: ENVO:00000232 + exact_mappings: + - ENVO:00000232 + Black Spruce: + description: Black Spruce + Poor Fen: + description: Poor Fen + meaning: ENVO:00000232 + exact_mappings: + - ENVO:00000232 + Fen: + description: Fen + meaning: ENVO:00000232 + Lowland: + description: Lowland + Upland: + description: Upland + meaning: ENVO:00000182 + Bog: + description: Bog + meaning: ENVO:01000534 + exact_mappings: + - ENVO:01000535 + - ENVO:00000044 + - ENVO:01001209 + - ENVO:01000527 + Lowland Black Spruce: + description: Lowland Black Spruce + +The annotation can also be run as a separate step + +See :ref:`annotators` + +Packages for generalizing +------------------------- + +.. currentmodule:: schema_automator.generalizers + +.. autoclass:: CsvDataGeneralizer + :members: + +.. autoclass:: JsonDataGeneralizer + :members: + +.. autoclass:: RdfDataGeneralizer + :members: diff --git a/_sources/packages/importers.rst.txt b/_sources/packages/importers.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e12f859 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/packages/importers.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +Importers +========= + +Importers take either a representation of a schema in a different language or example data and bootstraps a schema. + +Importers are the opposite of `Generators `_ in the core LinkML framework + +.. warning:: + + Generally importers take a *less expressive* language than LinkML and attempts to create the corresponding + LinkML schema. This may be less optimal than a hand-crafted schema. For example, when converting to a + representation that lacks `inheritance `_, no ``is_a`` slots + will be created. + +Importing from JSON-Schema +-------------------------- + +The ``import-json-schema`` command can be used: + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto import-json-schema tests/resources/model_card.schema.json + +Importing from Kwalify +---------------------- + +The ``import-kwalify`` command can be used: + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto import-kwalify tests/resources/test.kwalify.yaml + +Importing from OWL +------------------ + +You can import from a schema-style OWL ontology. This must be in functional syntax + +Use robot to convert ahead of time: + +.. code-block:: + + robot convert -i schemaorg.ttl -o schemaorg.ofn + schemauto import-owl schemaorg.ofn + +Importing from SQL +------------------ + +You can import a schema from a SQL database + +The default is to assume a SQLite database: + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto import-sql path/to/my.db + +You can also connect to any database server provided you have the necessary client software +installed, using a SQL Alchemy connection path. + +For example, for the `RNA Central public database `_ + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto import-sql postgresql+psycopg2://reader:NWDMCE5xdipIjRrp@hh-pgsql-public.ebi.ac.uk:5432/pfmegrnargs + +Importing from caDSR +-------------------- + +caDSR is an ISO-11179 compliant metadata registry. The ISO-11179 conceptual model can be mapped to LinkML. The +canonical mapping maps a CDE onto a LinkML *slot*. + +See `this entry in LinkML FAQ `_. + +NCI implements a JSON serialization of ISO-11197. You can import this JSON and convert to LinkML: + +.. code-block:: + + schemauto import-cadsr "cdes/*.json" + + +Importing from DBML +-------------------- + +DBML is a simple DSL for defining database schemas. It is a subset of SQL DDL. + + + +Packages for importing +---------------------- + +.. currentmodule:: schema_automator.importers + +.. autoclass:: JsonSchemaImportEngine + :members: + +.. autoclass:: OwlImportEngine + :members: + +.. autoclass:: FrictionlessImportEngine + :members: + +.. autoclass:: DOSDPImportEngine + :members: + +.. autoclass:: CADSRImportEngine + :members: \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/packages/index.rst.txt b/_sources/packages/index.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0c5a5f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/packages/index.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +Packages +======== + +The code is organized into different python *packages* + +.. toctree:: + :maxdepth: 3 + :caption: Contents: + + importers + generalizers + annotators + utilities diff --git a/_sources/packages/src/schema_automator.utils.schemautils.rst.txt b/_sources/packages/src/schema_automator.utils.schemautils.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a2bb331 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/packages/src/schema_automator.utils.schemautils.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +schema\_automator.utils.schemautils +=================================== + +.. automodule:: schema_automator.utils.schemautils + + + .. rubric:: Functions + + .. autosummary:: + + merge_schemas + minify_schema + write_schema + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_sources/packages/utilities.rst.txt b/_sources/packages/utilities.rst.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..950d8f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/_sources/packages/utilities.rst.txt @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +Utilities +========= + +General purpose utilities + + +.. currentmodule:: schema_automator.utils + +.. autosummary:: + :toctree: src + + schemautils + + diff --git a/_static/alabaster.css b/_static/alabaster.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e3174bf --- /dev/null +++ b/_static/alabaster.css @@ -0,0 +1,708 @@ +@import url("http://github.com/basic.css"); 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+ Documentation.initOnKeyListeners(); + }, + + /** + * i18n support + */ + TRANSLATIONS: {}, + PLURAL_EXPR: (n) => (n === 1 ? 0 : 1), + LOCALE: "unknown", + + // gettext and ngettext don't access this so that the functions + // can safely bound to a different name (_ = Documentation.gettext) + gettext: (string) => { + const translated = Documentation.TRANSLATIONS[string]; + switch (typeof translated) { + case "undefined": + return string; // no translation + case "string": + return translated; // translation exists + default: + return translated[0]; // (singular, plural) translation tuple exists + } + }, + + ngettext: (singular, plural, n) => { + const translated = Documentation.TRANSLATIONS[singular]; + if (typeof translated !== "undefined") + return translated[Documentation.PLURAL_EXPR(n)]; + return n === 1 ? singular : plural; + }, + + addTranslations: (catalog) => { + Object.assign(Documentation.TRANSLATIONS, catalog.messages); + Documentation.PLURAL_EXPR = new Function( + "n", + `return (${catalog.plural_expr})` + ); + Documentation.LOCALE = catalog.locale; + }, + + /** + * helper function to focus on search bar + */ + focusSearchBar: () => { + document.querySelectorAll("input[name=q]")[0]?.focus(); + }, + + /** + * Initialise the domain index toggle buttons + */ + initDomainIndexTable: () => { + const toggler = (el) => { + const idNumber = el.id.substr(7); + const toggledRows = document.querySelectorAll(`tr.cg-${idNumber}`); + if (el.src.substr(-9) === "minus.png") { + el.src = `${el.src.substr(0, el.src.length - 9)}plus.png`; + toggledRows.forEach((el) => (el.style.display = "none")); + } else { + el.src = `${el.src.substr(0, el.src.length - 8)}minus.png`; + toggledRows.forEach((el) => (el.style.display = "")); + } + }; + + const togglerElements = document.querySelectorAll("img.toggler"); + togglerElements.forEach((el) => + el.addEventListener("click", (event) => toggler(event.currentTarget)) + ); + togglerElements.forEach((el) => (el.style.display = "")); + if (DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.COLLAPSE_INDEX) togglerElements.forEach(toggler); 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+ } + break; + } + } + + // some keyboard layouts may need Shift to get / + switch (event.key) { + case "/": + if (!DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.ENABLE_SEARCH_SHORTCUTS) break; + Documentation.focusSearchBar(); + event.preventDefault(); + } + }); + }, +}; + +// quick alias for translations +const _ = Documentation.gettext; + +_ready(Documentation.init); diff --git a/_static/documentation_options.js b/_static/documentation_options.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7e4c114 --- /dev/null +++ b/_static/documentation_options.js @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +const DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS = { + VERSION: '', + LANGUAGE: 'en', + COLLAPSE_INDEX: false, + BUILDER: 'html', + FILE_SUFFIX: '.html', + LINK_SUFFIX: '.html', + HAS_SOURCE: true, + SOURCELINK_SUFFIX: '.txt', + NAVIGATION_WITH_KEYS: false, + SHOW_SEARCH_SUMMARY: true, + ENABLE_SEARCH_SHORTCUTS: true, +}; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_static/file.png b/_static/file.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a858a41 Binary files /dev/null and b/_static/file.png differ diff --git a/_static/language_data.js b/_static/language_data.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..367b8ed --- /dev/null +++ b/_static/language_data.js @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +/* + * language_data.js + * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + * + * This script contains the language-specific data used by searchtools.js, + * namely the list of stopwords, stemmer, scorer and splitter. + * + * :copyright: Copyright 2007-2024 by the Sphinx team, see AUTHORS. + * :license: BSD, see LICENSE for details. + * + */ + +var stopwords = ["a", "and", "are", "as", "at", "be", "but", "by", "for", "if", "in", "into", "is", "it", "near", "no", "not", "of", "on", "or", "such", "that", "the", "their", "then", "there", "these", "they", "this", "to", "was", "will", "with"]; + + +/* Non-minified version is copied as a separate JS file, if available */ + +/** + * Porter Stemmer + */ +var Stemmer = function() { + + var step2list = { + ational: 'ate', + tional: 'tion', + enci: 'ence', + anci: 'ance', + izer: 'ize', + bli: 'ble', + alli: 'al', + entli: 'ent', + eli: 'e', + ousli: 'ous', + ization: 'ize', + ation: 'ate', + ator: 'ate', + alism: 'al', + iveness: 'ive', + fulness: 'ful', + ousness: 'ous', + aliti: 'al', + iviti: 'ive', + biliti: 'ble', + logi: 'log' + }; + + var step3list = { + icate: 'ic', + ative: '', + alize: 'al', + iciti: 'ic', + ical: 'ic', + ful: '', + ness: '' + }; + + var c = "[^aeiou]"; // consonant + var v = "[aeiouy]"; // vowel + var C = c + "[^aeiouy]*"; // consonant sequence + var V = v + "[aeiou]*"; // vowel sequence + + var mgr0 = "^(" + C + ")?" + V + C; // [C]VC... is m>0 + var meq1 = "^(" + C + ")?" + V + C + "(" + V + ")?$"; // [C]VC[V] is m=1 + var mgr1 = "^(" + C + ")?" + V + C + V + C; // [C]VCVC... is m>1 + var s_v = "^(" + C + ")?" + v; // vowel in stem + + this.stemWord = function (w) { + var stem; + var suffix; + var firstch; + var origword = w; + + if (w.length < 3) + return w; + + var re; + var re2; + var re3; + var re4; + + firstch = w.substr(0,1); + if (firstch == "y") + w = firstch.toUpperCase() + w.substr(1); + + // Step 1a + re = /^(.+?)(ss|i)es$/; + re2 = /^(.+?)([^s])s$/; + + if (re.test(w)) + w = w.replace(re,"$1$2"); + else if (re2.test(w)) + w = w.replace(re2,"$1$2"); + + // Step 1b + re = /^(.+?)eed$/; + re2 = /^(.+?)(ed|ing)$/; + if (re.test(w)) { + var fp = re.exec(w); + re = new RegExp(mgr0); + if (re.test(fp[1])) { + re = /.$/; + w = w.replace(re,""); + } + } + else if (re2.test(w)) { + var fp = re2.exec(w); + stem = fp[1]; + re2 = new RegExp(s_v); + if (re2.test(stem)) { + w = stem; + re2 = /(at|bl|iz)$/; + re3 = new RegExp("([^aeiouylsz])\\1$"); + re4 = new RegExp("^" + C + v + "[^aeiouwxy]$"); + if (re2.test(w)) + w = w + "e"; + else if (re3.test(w)) { + re = /.$/; + w = w.replace(re,""); + } + else if (re4.test(w)) + w = w + "e"; + } + } + + // Step 1c + re = /^(.+?)y$/; + if (re.test(w)) { + var fp = re.exec(w); + stem = fp[1]; + re = new RegExp(s_v); + if (re.test(stem)) + w = stem + "i"; + } + + // Step 2 + re = /^(.+?)(ational|tional|enci|anci|izer|bli|alli|entli|eli|ousli|ization|ation|ator|alism|iveness|fulness|ousness|aliti|iviti|biliti|logi)$/; + if (re.test(w)) { + var fp = re.exec(w); + stem = fp[1]; + suffix = fp[2]; + re = new RegExp(mgr0); + if (re.test(stem)) + w = stem + step2list[suffix]; + } + + // Step 3 + re = /^(.+?)(icate|ative|alize|iciti|ical|ful|ness)$/; + if (re.test(w)) { + var fp = re.exec(w); + stem = fp[1]; + suffix = fp[2]; + re = new RegExp(mgr0); + if (re.test(stem)) + w = stem + step3list[suffix]; + } + + // Step 4 + re = /^(.+?)(al|ance|ence|er|ic|able|ible|ant|ement|ment|ent|ou|ism|ate|iti|ous|ive|ize)$/; + re2 = /^(.+?)(s|t)(ion)$/; + if (re.test(w)) { + var fp = re.exec(w); + stem = fp[1]; + re = new RegExp(mgr1); + if (re.test(stem)) + w = stem; + } + else if (re2.test(w)) { + var fp = re2.exec(w); 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+ +/** + * Simple result scoring code. + */ +if (typeof Scorer === "undefined") { + var Scorer = { + // Implement the following function to further tweak the score for each result + // The function takes a result array [docname, title, anchor, descr, score, filename] + // and returns the new score. + /* + score: result => { + const [docname, title, anchor, descr, score, filename] = result + return score + }, + */ + + // query matches the full name of an object + objNameMatch: 11, + // or matches in the last dotted part of the object name + objPartialMatch: 6, + // Additive scores depending on the priority of the object + objPrio: { + 0: 15, // used to be importantResults + 1: 5, // used to be objectResults + 2: -5, // used to be unimportantResults + }, + // Used when the priority is not in the mapping. + objPrioDefault: 0, + + // query found in title + title: 15, + partialTitle: 7, + // query found in terms + term: 5, + partialTerm: 2, + }; +} + +const _removeChildren = (element) => { + while (element && element.lastChild) element.removeChild(element.lastChild); +}; + +/** + * See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Regular_Expressions#escaping + */ +const _escapeRegExp = (string) => + string.replace(/[.*+\-?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, "\\$&"); // $& means the whole matched string + +const _displayItem = (item, searchTerms, highlightTerms) => { + const docBuilder = DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.BUILDER; + const docFileSuffix = DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.FILE_SUFFIX; + const docLinkSuffix = DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.LINK_SUFFIX; + const showSearchSummary = DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.SHOW_SEARCH_SUMMARY; + const contentRoot = document.documentElement.dataset.content_root; + + const [docName, title, anchor, descr, score, _filename] = item; + + let listItem = document.createElement("li"); + let requestUrl; + let linkUrl; + if (docBuilder === "dirhtml") { + // dirhtml builder + let dirname = docName + "/"; + if (dirname.match(/\/index\/$/)) + dirname = dirname.substring(0, dirname.length - 6); + else if (dirname === "index/") dirname = ""; + requestUrl = contentRoot + dirname; + linkUrl = requestUrl; + } else { + // normal html builders + requestUrl = contentRoot + docName + docFileSuffix; + linkUrl = docName + docLinkSuffix; + } + let linkEl = listItem.appendChild(document.createElement("a")); + linkEl.href = linkUrl + anchor; + linkEl.dataset.score = score; + linkEl.innerHTML = title; + if (descr) { + listItem.appendChild(document.createElement("span")).innerHTML = + " (" + descr + ")"; + // highlight search terms in the description + if (SPHINX_HIGHLIGHT_ENABLED) // set in sphinx_highlight.js + highlightTerms.forEach((term) => _highlightText(listItem, term, "highlighted")); + } + else if (showSearchSummary) + fetch(requestUrl) + .then((responseData) => responseData.text()) + .then((data) => { + if (data) + listItem.appendChild( + Search.makeSearchSummary(data, searchTerms, anchor) + ); + // highlight search terms in the summary + if (SPHINX_HIGHLIGHT_ENABLED) // set in sphinx_highlight.js + highlightTerms.forEach((term) => _highlightText(listItem, term, "highlighted")); + }); + Search.output.appendChild(listItem); +}; +const _finishSearch = (resultCount) => { + Search.stopPulse(); + Search.title.innerText = _("Search Results"); + if (!resultCount) + Search.status.innerText = Documentation.gettext( + "Your search did not match any documents. Please make sure that all words are spelled correctly and that you've selected enough categories." + ); + else + Search.status.innerText = _( + "Search finished, found ${resultCount} page(s) matching the search query." + ).replace('${resultCount}', resultCount); +}; +const _displayNextItem = ( + results, + resultCount, + searchTerms, + highlightTerms, +) => { + // results left, load the summary and display it + // this is intended to be dynamic (don't sub resultsCount) + if (results.length) { + _displayItem(results.pop(), searchTerms, highlightTerms); + setTimeout( + () => _displayNextItem(results, resultCount, searchTerms, highlightTerms), + 5 + ); + } + // search finished, update title and status message + else _finishSearch(resultCount); +}; +// Helper function used by query() to order search results. +// Each input is an array of [docname, title, anchor, descr, score, filename]. +// Order the results by score (in opposite order of appearance, since the +// `_displayNextItem` function uses pop() to retrieve items) and then alphabetically. +const _orderResultsByScoreThenName = (a, b) => { + const leftScore = a[4]; + const rightScore = b[4]; + if (leftScore === rightScore) { + // same score: sort alphabetically + const leftTitle = a[1].toLowerCase(); + const rightTitle = b[1].toLowerCase(); + if (leftTitle === rightTitle) return 0; + return leftTitle > rightTitle ? -1 : 1; // inverted is intentional + } + return leftScore > rightScore ? 1 : -1; +}; + +/** + * Default splitQuery function. Can be overridden in ``sphinx.search`` with a + * custom function per language. + * + * The regular expression works by splitting the string on consecutive characters + * that are not Unicode letters, numbers, underscores, or emoji characters. + * This is the same as ``\W+`` in Python, preserving the surrogate pair area. + */ +if (typeof splitQuery === "undefined") { + var splitQuery = (query) => query + .split(/[^\p{Letter}\p{Number}_\p{Emoji_Presentation}]+/gu) + .filter(term => term) // remove remaining empty strings +} + +/** + * Search Module + */ +const Search = { + _index: null, + _queued_query: null, + _pulse_status: -1, + + htmlToText: (htmlString, anchor) => { + const htmlElement = new DOMParser().parseFromString(htmlString, 'text/html'); + for (const removalQuery of [".headerlink", "script", "style"]) { + htmlElement.querySelectorAll(removalQuery).forEach((el) => { el.remove() }); + } + if (anchor) { + const anchorContent = htmlElement.querySelector(`[role="main"] ${anchor}`); + if (anchorContent) return anchorContent.textContent; + + console.warn( + `Anchored content block not found. Sphinx search tries to obtain it via DOM query '[role=main] ${anchor}'. Check your theme or template.` + ); + } + + // if anchor not specified or not found, fall back to main content + const docContent = htmlElement.querySelector('[role="main"]'); + if (docContent) return docContent.textContent; + + console.warn( + "Content block not found. Sphinx search tries to obtain it via DOM query '[role=main]'. Check your theme or template." + ); + return ""; + }, + + init: () => { + const query = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search).get("q"); + document + .querySelectorAll('input[name="q"]') + .forEach((el) => (el.value = query)); + if (query) Search.performSearch(query); + }, + + loadIndex: (url) => + (document.body.appendChild(document.createElement("script")).src = url), + + setIndex: (index) => { + Search._index = index; + if (Search._queued_query !== null) { + const query = Search._queued_query; + Search._queued_query = null; + Search.query(query); + } + }, + + hasIndex: () => Search._index !== null, + + deferQuery: (query) => (Search._queued_query = query), + + stopPulse: () => (Search._pulse_status = -1), + + startPulse: () => { + if (Search._pulse_status >= 0) return; + + const pulse = () => { + Search._pulse_status = (Search._pulse_status + 1) % 4; + Search.dots.innerText = ".".repeat(Search._pulse_status); + if (Search._pulse_status >= 0) window.setTimeout(pulse, 500); + }; + pulse(); + }, + + /** + * perform a search for something (or wait until index is loaded) + */ + performSearch: (query) => { + // create the required interface elements + const searchText = document.createElement("h2"); + searchText.textContent = _("Searching"); + const searchSummary = document.createElement("p"); + searchSummary.classList.add("search-summary"); + searchSummary.innerText = ""; + const searchList = document.createElement("ul"); + searchList.classList.add("search"); + + const out = document.getElementById("search-results"); + Search.title = out.appendChild(searchText); + Search.dots = Search.title.appendChild(document.createElement("span")); + Search.status = out.appendChild(searchSummary); + Search.output = out.appendChild(searchList); + + const searchProgress = document.getElementById("search-progress"); + // Some themes don't use the search progress node + if (searchProgress) { + searchProgress.innerText = _("Preparing search..."); + } + Search.startPulse(); + + // index already loaded, the browser was quick! + if (Search.hasIndex()) Search.query(query); + else Search.deferQuery(query); + }, + + _parseQuery: (query) => { + // stem the search terms and add them to the correct list + const stemmer = new Stemmer(); + const searchTerms = new Set(); + const excludedTerms = new Set(); + const highlightTerms = new Set(); + const objectTerms = new Set(splitQuery(query.toLowerCase().trim())); + splitQuery(query.trim()).forEach((queryTerm) => { + const queryTermLower = queryTerm.toLowerCase(); + + // maybe skip this "word" + // stopwords array is from language_data.js + if ( + stopwords.indexOf(queryTermLower) !== -1 || + queryTerm.match(/^\d+$/) + ) + return; + + // stem the word + let word = stemmer.stemWord(queryTermLower); + // select the correct list + if (word[0] === "-") excludedTerms.add(word.substr(1)); + else { + searchTerms.add(word); + highlightTerms.add(queryTermLower); + } + }); + + if (SPHINX_HIGHLIGHT_ENABLED) { // set in sphinx_highlight.js + localStorage.setItem("sphinx_highlight_terms", [...highlightTerms].join(" ")) + } + + // console.debug("SEARCH: searching for:"); + // console.info("required: ", [...searchTerms]); + // console.info("excluded: ", [...excludedTerms]); + + return [query, searchTerms, excludedTerms, highlightTerms, objectTerms]; + }, + + /** + * execute search (requires search index to be loaded) + */ + _performSearch: (query, searchTerms, excludedTerms, highlightTerms, objectTerms) => { + const filenames = Search._index.filenames; + const docNames = Search._index.docnames; + const titles = Search._index.titles; + const allTitles = Search._index.alltitles; + const indexEntries = Search._index.indexentries; + + // Collect multiple result groups to be sorted separately and then ordered. + // Each is an array of [docname, title, anchor, descr, score, filename]. + const normalResults = []; + const nonMainIndexResults = []; + + _removeChildren(document.getElementById("search-progress")); + + const queryLower = query.toLowerCase().trim(); + for (const [title, foundTitles] of Object.entries(allTitles)) { + if (title.toLowerCase().trim().includes(queryLower) && (queryLower.length >= title.length/2)) { + for (const [file, id] of foundTitles) { + const score = Math.round(Scorer.title * queryLower.length / title.length); + const boost = titles[file] === title ? 1 : 0; // add a boost for document titles + normalResults.push([ + docNames[file], + titles[file] !== title ? `${titles[file]} > ${title}` : title, + id !== null ? "#" + id : "", + null, + score + boost, + filenames[file], + ]); + } + } + } + + // search for explicit entries in index directives + for (const [entry, foundEntries] of Object.entries(indexEntries)) { + if (entry.includes(queryLower) && (queryLower.length >= entry.length/2)) { + for (const [file, id, isMain] of foundEntries) { + const score = Math.round(100 * queryLower.length / entry.length); + const result = [ + docNames[file], + titles[file], + id ? "#" + id : "", + null, + score, + filenames[file], + ]; + if (isMain) { + normalResults.push(result); + } else { + nonMainIndexResults.push(result); + } + } + } + } + + // lookup as object + objectTerms.forEach((term) => + normalResults.push(...Search.performObjectSearch(term, objectTerms)) + ); + + // lookup as search terms in fulltext + normalResults.push(...Search.performTermsSearch(searchTerms, excludedTerms)); + + // let the scorer override scores with a custom scoring function + if (Scorer.score) { + normalResults.forEach((item) => (item[4] = Scorer.score(item))); + nonMainIndexResults.forEach((item) => (item[4] = Scorer.score(item))); + } + + // Sort each group of results by score and then alphabetically by name. + normalResults.sort(_orderResultsByScoreThenName); + nonMainIndexResults.sort(_orderResultsByScoreThenName); + + // Combine the result groups in (reverse) order. + // Non-main index entries are typically arbitrary cross-references, + // so display them after other results. + let results = [...nonMainIndexResults, ...normalResults]; + + // remove duplicate search results + // note the reversing of results, so that in the case of duplicates, the highest-scoring entry is kept + let seen = new Set(); + results = results.reverse().reduce((acc, result) => { + let resultStr = result.slice(0, 4).concat([result[5]]).map(v => String(v)).join(','); + if (!seen.has(resultStr)) { + acc.push(result); + seen.add(resultStr); + } + return acc; + }, []); + + return results.reverse(); + }, + + query: (query) => { + const [searchQuery, searchTerms, excludedTerms, highlightTerms, objectTerms] = Search._parseQuery(query); + const results = Search._performSearch(searchQuery, searchTerms, excludedTerms, highlightTerms, objectTerms); + + // for debugging + //Search.lastresults = results.slice(); // a copy + // console.info("search results:", Search.lastresults); + + // print the results + _displayNextItem(results, results.length, searchTerms, highlightTerms); + }, + + /** + * search for object names + */ + performObjectSearch: (object, objectTerms) => { + const filenames = Search._index.filenames; + const docNames = Search._index.docnames; + const objects = Search._index.objects; + const objNames = Search._index.objnames; + const titles = Search._index.titles; + + const results = []; + + const objectSearchCallback = (prefix, match) => { + const name = match[4] + const fullname = (prefix ? prefix + "." : "") + name; + const fullnameLower = fullname.toLowerCase(); + if (fullnameLower.indexOf(object) < 0) return; + + let score = 0; + const parts = fullnameLower.split("."); + + // check for different match types: exact matches of full name or + // "last name" (i.e. last dotted part) + if (fullnameLower === object || parts.slice(-1)[0] === object) + score += Scorer.objNameMatch; + else if (parts.slice(-1)[0].indexOf(object) > -1) + score += Scorer.objPartialMatch; // matches in last name + + const objName = objNames[match[1]][2]; + const title = titles[match[0]]; + + // If more than one term searched for, we require other words to be + // found in the name/title/description + const otherTerms = new Set(objectTerms); + otherTerms.delete(object); + if (otherTerms.size > 0) { + const haystack = `${prefix} ${name} ${objName} ${title}`.toLowerCase(); + if ( + [...otherTerms].some((otherTerm) => haystack.indexOf(otherTerm) < 0) + ) + return; + } + + let anchor = match[3]; + if (anchor === "") anchor = fullname; + else if (anchor === "-") anchor = objNames[match[1]][1] + "-" + fullname; + + const descr = objName + _(", in ") + title; + + // add custom score for some objects according to scorer + if (Scorer.objPrio.hasOwnProperty(match[2])) + score += Scorer.objPrio[match[2]]; + else score += Scorer.objPrioDefault; + + results.push([ + docNames[match[0]], + fullname, + "#" + anchor, + descr, + score, + filenames[match[0]], + ]); + }; + Object.keys(objects).forEach((prefix) => + objects[prefix].forEach((array) => + objectSearchCallback(prefix, array) + ) + ); + return results; + }, + + /** + * search for full-text terms in the index + */ + performTermsSearch: (searchTerms, excludedTerms) => { + // prepare search + const terms = Search._index.terms; + const titleTerms = Search._index.titleterms; + const filenames = Search._index.filenames; + const docNames = Search._index.docnames; + const titles = Search._index.titles; + + const scoreMap = new Map(); + const fileMap = new Map(); + + // perform the search on the required terms + searchTerms.forEach((word) => { + const files = []; + const arr = [ + { files: terms[word], score: Scorer.term }, + { files: titleTerms[word], score: Scorer.title }, + ]; + // add support for partial matches + if (word.length > 2) { + const escapedWord = _escapeRegExp(word); + if (!terms.hasOwnProperty(word)) { + Object.keys(terms).forEach((term) => { + if (term.match(escapedWord)) + arr.push({ files: terms[term], score: Scorer.partialTerm }); + }); + } + if (!titleTerms.hasOwnProperty(word)) { + Object.keys(titleTerms).forEach((term) => { + if (term.match(escapedWord)) + arr.push({ files: titleTerms[term], score: Scorer.partialTitle }); + }); + } + } + + // no match but word was a required one + if (arr.every((record) => record.files === undefined)) return; + + // found search word in contents + arr.forEach((record) => { + if (record.files === undefined) return; + + let recordFiles = record.files; + if (recordFiles.length === undefined) recordFiles = [recordFiles]; + files.push(...recordFiles); + + // set score for the word in each file + recordFiles.forEach((file) => { + if (!scoreMap.has(file)) scoreMap.set(file, {}); + scoreMap.get(file)[word] = record.score; + }); + }); + + // create the mapping + files.forEach((file) => { + if (!fileMap.has(file)) fileMap.set(file, [word]); + else if (fileMap.get(file).indexOf(word) === -1) fileMap.get(file).push(word); + }); + }); + + // now check if the files don't contain excluded terms + const results = []; + for (const [file, wordList] of fileMap) { + // check if all requirements are matched + + // as search terms with length < 3 are discarded + const filteredTermCount = [...searchTerms].filter( + (term) => term.length > 2 + ).length; + if ( + wordList.length !== searchTerms.size && + wordList.length !== filteredTermCount + ) + continue; + + // ensure that none of the excluded terms is in the search result + if ( + [...excludedTerms].some( + (term) => + terms[term] === file || + titleTerms[term] === file || + (terms[term] || []).includes(file) || + (titleTerms[term] || []).includes(file) + ) + ) + break; + + // select one (max) score for the file. + const score = Math.max(...wordList.map((w) => scoreMap.get(file)[w])); + // add result to the result list + results.push([ + docNames[file], + titles[file], + "", + null, + score, + filenames[file], + ]); + } + return results; + }, + + /** + * helper function to return a node containing the + * search summary for a given text. keywords is a list + * of stemmed words. + */ + makeSearchSummary: (htmlText, keywords, anchor) => { + const text = Search.htmlToText(htmlText, anchor); + if (text === "") return null; + + const textLower = text.toLowerCase(); + const actualStartPosition = [...keywords] + .map((k) => textLower.indexOf(k.toLowerCase())) + .filter((i) => i > -1) + .slice(-1)[0]; + const startWithContext = Math.max(actualStartPosition - 120, 0); + + const top = startWithContext === 0 ? "" : "..."; + const tail = startWithContext + 240 < text.length ? "..." : ""; + + let summary = document.createElement("p"); + summary.classList.add("context"); + summary.textContent = top + text.substr(startWithContext, 240).trim() + tail; + + return summary; + }, +}; + +_ready(Search.init); diff --git a/_static/sphinx_highlight.js b/_static/sphinx_highlight.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8a96c69 --- /dev/null +++ b/_static/sphinx_highlight.js @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +/* Highlighting utilities for Sphinx HTML documentation. */ +"use strict"; + +const SPHINX_HIGHLIGHT_ENABLED = true + +/** + * highlight a given string on a node by wrapping it in + * span elements with the given class name. + */ +const _highlight = (node, addItems, text, className) => { + if (node.nodeType === Node.TEXT_NODE) { + const val = node.nodeValue; + const parent = node.parentNode; + const pos = val.toLowerCase().indexOf(text); + if ( + pos >= 0 && + !parent.classList.contains(className) && + !parent.classList.contains("nohighlight") + ) { + let span; + + const closestNode = parent.closest("body, svg, foreignObject"); + const isInSVG = closestNode && closestNode.matches("svg"); + if (isInSVG) { + span = document.createElementNS("http://www.w3.org/2000/svg", "tspan"); + } else { + span = document.createElement("span"); + span.classList.add(className); + } + + span.appendChild(document.createTextNode(val.substr(pos, text.length))); + const rest = document.createTextNode(val.substr(pos + text.length)); + parent.insertBefore( + span, + parent.insertBefore( + rest, + node.nextSibling + ) + ); + node.nodeValue = val.substr(0, pos); + /* There may be more occurrences of search term in this node. So call this + * function recursively on the remaining fragment. + */ + _highlight(rest, addItems, text, className); + + if (isInSVG) { + const rect = document.createElementNS( + "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg", + "rect" + ); + const bbox = parent.getBBox(); + rect.x.baseVal.value = bbox.x; + rect.y.baseVal.value = bbox.y; + rect.width.baseVal.value = bbox.width; + rect.height.baseVal.value = bbox.height; + rect.setAttribute("class", className); + addItems.push({ parent: parent, target: rect }); + } + } + } else if (node.matches && !node.matches("button, select, textarea")) { + node.childNodes.forEach((el) => _highlight(el, addItems, text, className)); + } +}; +const _highlightText = (thisNode, text, className) => { + let addItems = []; + _highlight(thisNode, addItems, text, className); + addItems.forEach((obj) => + obj.parent.insertAdjacentElement("beforebegin", obj.target) + ); +}; + +/** + * Small JavaScript module for the documentation. + */ +const SphinxHighlight = { + + /** + * highlight the search words provided in localstorage in the text + */ + highlightSearchWords: () => { + if (!SPHINX_HIGHLIGHT_ENABLED) return; // bail if no highlight + + // get and clear terms from localstorage + const url = new URL(window.location); + const highlight = + localStorage.getItem("sphinx_highlight_terms") + || url.searchParams.get("highlight") + || ""; + localStorage.removeItem("sphinx_highlight_terms") + url.searchParams.delete("highlight"); + window.history.replaceState({}, "", url); + + // get individual terms from highlight string + const terms = highlight.toLowerCase().split(/\s+/).filter(x => x); + if (terms.length === 0) return; // nothing to do + + // There should never be more than one element matching "div.body" + const divBody = document.querySelectorAll("div.body"); + const body = divBody.length ? divBody[0] : document.querySelector("body"); + window.setTimeout(() => { + terms.forEach((term) => _highlightText(body, term, "highlighted")); + }, 10); + + const searchBox = document.getElementById("searchbox"); + if (searchBox === null) return; + searchBox.appendChild( + document + .createRange() + .createContextualFragment( + '" + ) + ); + }, + + /** + * helper function to hide the search marks again + */ + hideSearchWords: () => { + document + .querySelectorAll("#searchbox .highlight-link") + .forEach((el) => el.remove()); + document + .querySelectorAll("span.highlighted") + .forEach((el) => el.classList.remove("highlighted")); + localStorage.removeItem("sphinx_highlight_terms") + }, + + initEscapeListener: () => { + // only install a listener if it is really needed + if (!DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.ENABLE_SEARCH_SHORTCUTS) return; + + document.addEventListener("keydown", (event) => { + // bail for input elements + if (BLACKLISTED_KEY_CONTROL_ELEMENTS.has(document.activeElement.tagName)) return; + // bail with special keys + if (event.shiftKey || event.altKey || event.ctrlKey || event.metaKey) return; + if (DOCUMENTATION_OPTIONS.ENABLE_SEARCH_SHORTCUTS && (event.key === "Escape")) { + SphinxHighlight.hideSearchWords(); + event.preventDefault(); + } + }); + }, +}; + +_ready(() => { + /* Do not call highlightSearchWords() when we are on the search page. + * It will highlight words from the *previous* search query. + */ + if (typeof Search === "undefined") SphinxHighlight.highlightSearchWords(); + SphinxHighlight.initEscapeListener(); +}); diff --git a/cli.html b/cli.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..437e79a --- /dev/null +++ b/cli.html @@ -0,0 +1,1313 @@ + + + + + + + + Command Line Interface — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Command Line Interface

+

All Schema Automator functionality is available via the schemauto command.

+
+

Preamble

+
+

Warning

+

Previous versions had specific commands like tsv2linkml these are now deprecated. +Instead these are now subcommands of the main schemauto command, and have been renamed.

+
+
+

Note

+

we follow the CLIG guidelines as far as possible

+
+
+
+

Main commands

+
+

schemauto

+

Run the LinkML Schema Automator Command Line.

+

A subcommand must be passed, for example:

+
+

schemauto SUBCOMMAND [OPTIONS] ARGUMENTS

+
+

To see logging or debugging info, the verbosity +flag should be specified BEFORE the subcommand:

+
+

schemauto -vv SUBCOMMAND [OPTIONS] ARGUMENTS

+
+
schemauto [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-v, --verbose
+

Set the level of verbosity

+
+ +
+
+-q, --quiet <quiet>
+

Silence all diagnostics

+
+ +
+
+-V, --version
+

Show the version and exit.

+
+ +
+

annotate-schema

+

Annotate all elements of a schema.

+

This uses OAK (https://incatools.github.io/ontology-access-kit), +and you can provide any OAK backend that supports text annotation.

+

At this time, the best choice is likely the bioportal backend

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto annotate-schema -i bioportal: my-schema.yaml -o annotated.yaml

+
+

This will require you setting the API key via OAK - see OAK docs.

+

You can specify a specific ontology

+
+

schemauto annotate-schema -i bioportal:ncbitaxon my-schema.yaml -o annotated.yaml

+
+

In future OAK will support a much wider variety of annotators including:

+
+
    +
  • OLS

  • +
  • SciSpacy

  • +
  • NLTK

  • +
  • OGER

  • +
+
+

To see all possible selectors, see the OAK docs:

+
+
+
schemauto annotate-schema [OPTIONS] SCHEMA
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+--curie-only, --no-curie-only
+

if set, only use results that are mapped to CURIEs

+
+
Default:
+

False

+
+
+
+ +
+
+-i, --input <input>
+

OAK input ontology selector

+
+ +
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+SCHEMA
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

annotate-using-jsonld

+

Annotates a schema using a Json-LD context file

+
schemauto annotate-using-jsonld [OPTIONS] SCHEMA
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+SCHEMA
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

enrich-using-llm

+

Enrich a schema using an LLM.

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto enrich-using-llm -m gpt-4-turbo my-schema.yaml -o my-enriched.yaml

+
+

This will enrich the schema by adding missing description fields. In future +other enrichments may be possible.

+

Note for this to work, you will need to have LLM installed as an extra.

+

Example:

+
+

pip install schema-automator[llm]

+
+
schemauto enrich-using-llm [OPTIONS] SCHEMA
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-m, --model <model>
+

Name of model

+
+ +
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+SCHEMA
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

enrich-using-ontology

+

Enrich a schema using an ontology.

+

Here, “enrich” means copying over metadata from the ontology to the schema. +For example, if the schema has a class “Gene” that is mapped to a SO class for “gene”, +then calling this command will copy the SO class definition to the schema class.

+

This will use OAK to add additional metadata using uris and mappings in the schema.

+

See the OAK docs for options for which annotators to use; examples include:

+
+
    +
  • bioportal: # (include the colon) any ontology in bioportal

  • +
  • bioportal:umls # a specific ontology in bioportal

  • +
  • my.obo # any local OBO file

  • +
  • sqlite:obo:cl # a specific OBO file or semsql registered ontology

  • +
+
+

For example, if your schema has a class with a mapping to a SO class, +then the definition of that will be copied to the class description.

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto enrich-using-ontology -i bioportal: my-schema.yaml -o my-enriched.yaml

+
+

If your schema has no mappings you can use –annotate to add them

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto enrich-using-ontology -i so.obo --annotate my-schema.yaml -o my-enriched.yaml --annotate

+
+
schemauto enrich-using-ontology [OPTIONS] SCHEMA
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-i, --input <input>
+

OAK input ontology selector

+
+ +
+
+--annotate, --no-annotate
+

If true, annotate the schema

+
+ +
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+SCHEMA
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

generalize-htmltable

+

Generalizes from a table parsed from a URL

+

Uses pandas/beautiful soup.

+

Note: if the website cannot be accessed directly, you can download the HTML +and pass in an argument of the form file:///absolute/path/to/file.html

+
schemauto generalize-htmltable [OPTIONS] URL
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+-s, --column-separator <column_separator>
+

separator

+
+ +
+
+--downcase-header, --no-downcase-header
+

if true make headers lowercase

+
+ +
+
+--snakecase-header, --no-snakecase-header
+

if true make headers snakecase

+
+ +
+
+-E, --enum-columns <enum_columns>
+

column(s) that is forced to be an enum

+
+ +
+
+--enum-threshold <enum_threshold>
+

if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum

+
+ +
+
+--max-enum-size <max_enum_size>
+

do not create an enum if more than max distinct members

+
+ +
+
+-c, --class-name <class_name>
+

Core class name in schema

+
+ +
+
+--pandera, --no-pandera
+

set to use panderas as inference engine

+
+ +
+
+--data-output <data_output>
+

Path to file of downloaded data

+
+ +
+
+--table-number <table_number>
+

If URL has multiple tables, use this one (zero-based)

+
+
Default:
+

0

+
+
+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+URL
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

generalize-json

+

Generalizes from a JSON file to a schema

+

See Generalizers for more on the generalization framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto generalize-json my/data/persons.json -o my.yaml

+
+
schemauto generalize-json [OPTIONS] INPUT
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--container-class-name <container_class_name>
+

name of root class

+
+ +
+
+-f, --format <format>
+

json or yaml (or json.gz or yaml.gz) or frontmatter

+
+ +
+
+-E, --enum-columns <enum_columns>
+

column(s) that is forced to be an enum

+
+ +
+
+--enum-mask-columns <enum_mask_columns>
+

column(s) that are excluded from being enums

+
+ +
+
+--max-enum-size <max_enum_size>
+

do not create an enum if more than max distinct members

+
+ +
+
+--enum-threshold <enum_threshold>
+

if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum

+
+ +
+
+--omit-null, --no-omit-null
+

if true, ignore null values

+
+ +
+
+--inlined-map <inlined_map>
+

SLOT_NAME.KEY pairs indicating which slots are inlined as dict

+
+ +
+
+--depluralize, --no-depluralized
+

Auto-depluralize class names to singular form

+
+
Default:
+

True

+
+
+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+INPUT
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

generalize-rdf

+

Generalizes from an RDF file to a schema

+

See Generalizers for more on the generalization framework

+

The input must be in turtle

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto generalize-rdf my/data/persons.ttl

+
+
schemauto generalize-rdf [OPTIONS] RDFFILE
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-d, --dir <dir>
+

Required

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+RDFFILE
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

generalize-toml

+

Generalizes from a TOML file to a schema

+

See Generalizers for more on the generalization framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto generalize-toml my/data/conf.toml -o my.yaml

+
+
schemauto generalize-toml [OPTIONS] INPUT
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--container-class-name <container_class_name>
+

name of root class

+
+ +
+
+-E, --enum-columns <enum_columns>
+

column(s) that is forced to be an enum

+
+ +
+
+--enum-mask-columns <enum_mask_columns>
+

column(s) that are excluded from being enums

+
+ +
+
+--max-enum-size <max_enum_size>
+

do not create an enum if more than max distinct members

+
+ +
+
+--enum-threshold <enum_threshold>
+

if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum

+
+ +
+
+--omit-null, --no-omit-null
+

if true, ignore null values

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+INPUT
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

generalize-tsv

+

Generalizes from a single TSV file to a single-class schema

+

See Generalizers for more on the generalization framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto generalize-tsv --class-name Person --schema-name PersonInfo my/data/persons.tsv

+
+
schemauto generalize-tsv [OPTIONS] TSVFILE
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+-A, --annotator <annotator>
+

name of annotator to use for auto-annotating results. Must be an OAK selector

+
+ +
+
+-c, --class-name <class_name>
+

Core class name in schema

+
+ +
+
+-s, --column-separator <column_separator>
+

separator

+
+ +
+
+--downcase-header, --no-downcase-header
+

if true make headers lowercase

+
+ +
+
+--snakecase-header, --no-snakecase-header
+

if true make headers snakecase

+
+ +
+
+-E, --enum-columns <enum_columns>
+

column(s) that is forced to be an enum

+
+ +
+
+--enum-threshold <enum_threshold>
+

if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum

+
+ +
+
+--max-enum-size <max_enum_size>
+

do not create an enum if more than max distinct members

+
+ +
+
+--data-dictionary-row-count <data_dictionary_row_count>
+

rows that provide metadata about columns

+
+ +
+
+--robot, --no-robot
+

set if the TSV is a ROBOT template

+
+ +
+
+--pandera, --no-pandera
+

set to use panderas as inference engine

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+TSVFILE
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

generalize-tsvs

+

Generalizes from a multiple TSV files to a multi-class schema

+

See Generalizers for more on the generalization framework

+

This uses CsvDataGeneralizer.convert_multiple

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto generalize-tsvs --class-name Person --schema-name PersonInfo my/data/*.tsv

+
+
schemauto generalize-tsvs [OPTIONS] [TSVFILES]...
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+-s, --column-separator <column_separator>
+

separator

+
+ +
+
+--downcase-header, --no-downcase-header
+

if true make headers lowercase

+
+ +
+
+--snakecase-header, --no-snakecase-header
+

if true make headers snakecase

+
+ +
+
+-E, --enum-columns <enum_columns>
+

column(s) that is forced to be an enum

+
+ +
+
+--enum-threshold <enum_threshold>
+

if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum

+
+ +
+
+--max-enum-size <max_enum_size>
+

do not create an enum if more than max distinct members

+
+ +
+
+--robot, --no-robot
+

set if the TSV is a ROBOT template

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+TSVFILES
+

Optional argument(s)

+
+ +
+
+

import-cadsr

+

Imports from CADSR CDE JSON API output to LinkML

+

See Importers for more on the importer framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto import-cadsr "cdes/*.json"

+
+
schemauto import-cadsr [OPTIONS] INPUT
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--schema-id <schema_id>
+

Schema id

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+INPUT
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

import-dosdps

+

Imports DOSDP pattern YAML to a LinkML schema

+

See Importers for more on the importers framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto import-dosdps --range-as-enums patterns/*.yaml -o my-schema.yaml

+
+
schemauto import-dosdps [OPTIONS] [DPFILES]...
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--range-as-enums, --no-range-as-enums
+

Model range ontology classes as enums

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+DPFILES
+

Optional argument(s)

+
+ +
+
+

import-frictionless

+

Imports from Frictionless data package to LinkML

+

See Importers for more on the importer framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto import-frictionless cfde.package.json

+
+
schemauto import-frictionless [OPTIONS] INPUT
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--schema-id <schema_id>
+

Schema id

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+INPUT
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

import-htmltable

+

Imports from a table parsed from a URL using SchemaSheets

+

Uses pandas/beautiful soup

+
schemauto import-htmltable [OPTIONS] URL
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+-c, --class-name <class_name>
+

Core class name in schema

+
+ +
+
+--data-output <data_output>
+

Path to file of downloaded data

+
+ +
+
+--element-type <element_type>
+

E.g. class, enum

+
+ +
+
+--parent <parent>
+

parent ID

+
+ +
+
+--columns <columns>
+

Required comma-separated schemasheets descriptors of each column. Must be in same order

+
+ +
+
+--table-number <table_number>
+

If URL has multiple tables, use this one (zero-based)

+
+
Default:
+

0

+
+
+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+URL
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

import-json-schema

+

Imports from JSON Schema to LinkML

+

See Importers for more on the importer framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto import-json-schema my/schema/personinfo.schema.json

+
+
schemauto import-json-schema [OPTIONS] INPUT
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--use-attributes, --no-use-attributes
+

If true, use attributes over slots/slot_usage

+
+ +
+
+--is-openapi, --no-is-openapi
+

If true, use OpenAPI schema style

+
+
Default:
+

False

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--import-project, --no-import-project
+

If true, then the input path should be a directory with multiple schema files

+
+ +
+
+-f, --format <format>
+

JSON Schema format - yaml or json

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+INPUT
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

import-kwalify

+

Imports from Kwalify Schema to LinkML

+

See Importers for more on the importer framework

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto import-kwalify my/schema/personinfo.kwalify.yaml

+
+
schemauto import-kwalify [OPTIONS] INPUT
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+--use-attributes, --no-use-attributes
+

If true, use attributes over slots/slot_usage

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+INPUT
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

import-owl

+

Import an OWL ontology to LinkML

+
+
Note:
    +
  • this works best for “schema-style” ontologies

  • +
  • input must be in functional syntax

  • +
+
+
+

See Importers for more on the importer framework

+

For a list of caveats on LinkML to OWL mapping, see:

+ +

Example:

+
+

schemauto import-owl prov.ofn -o my.yaml

+
+
schemauto import-owl [OPTIONS] OWLFILE
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+-I, --identifier <identifier>
+

Slot to use as identifier

+
+ +
+
+--model-uri <model_uri>
+

Model URI prefix

+
+ +
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

Path to saved yaml schema

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+OWLFILE
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

import-rdfs

+

Import an RDFS schema to LinkML

+

Example:

+
+

schemauto import-rdfs prov.rdfs.ttl -o prov.yaml

+
+
schemauto import-rdfs [OPTIONS] RDFSFILE
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +
+
+-f, --format <format>
+

Input format, eg. turtle

+
+ +
+
+-I, --identifier <identifier>
+

Slot to use as identifier

+
+ +
+
+--model-uri <model_uri>
+

Model URI prefix

+
+ +
+
+--metamodel-mappings <metamodel_mappings>
+

Path to metamodel mappings YAML dictionary

+
+ +
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

Path to saved yaml schema

+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+RDFSFILE
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+

import-sql

+

Imports a schema by introspecting a relational database

+

See Importers for more on the importers framework

+
schemauto import-sql [OPTIONS] DB
+
+
+

Options

+
+
+-o, --output <output>
+

path to output file or directory.

+
+ +
+
+-n, --schema-name <schema_name>
+

Schema name

+
+
Default:
+

'MySchema'

+
+
+
+ +

Arguments

+
+
+DB
+

Required argument

+
+ +
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/genindex.html b/genindex.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..083838a --- /dev/null +++ b/genindex.html @@ -0,0 +1,1642 @@ + + + + + + + Index — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ + +

Index

+ +
+ Symbols + | A + | C + | D + | E + | F + | I + | J + | L + | M + | O + | R + | S + | T + | U + +
+

Symbols

+ + + +
+ +

A

+ + + +
+ +

C

+ + + +
+ +

D

+ + + +
+ +

E

+ + + +
+ +

F

+ + +
+ +

I

+ + +
+ +

J

+ + + +
+ +

L

+ + +
+ +

M

+ + + +
+ +

O

+ + + +
+ +

R

+ + + +
+ +

S

+ + + +
+ +

T

+ + + +
+ +

U

+ + +
+ + + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/index.html b/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..40e254f --- /dev/null +++ b/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,212 @@ + + + + + + + + LinkML Schema Automator — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

LinkML Schema Automator

+

Schema Automator is a toolkit for bootstrapping and automatically enhancing schemas from a variety of sources.

+

The project is open source (BSD 3-clause license) and hosted on GitHub.

+

Use cases include:

+
    +
  1. Inferring an initial schema or data dictionary from a dataset that is a collection of TSVs

  2. +
  3. Automatically annotating schema elements and enumerations using the BioPortal annotator

  4. +
  5. Importing from a language like RDFS/OWL/SQL

  6. +
+

The primary output of Schema Automator is a LinkML Schema. This can be converted to other +schema frameworks, including:

+
    +
  • JSON-Schema

  • +
  • SQL DDL

  • +
  • SHACL

  • +
  • ShEx

  • +
  • RDFS/OWL

  • +
  • Python dataclasses or Pydantic

  • +
+ +
+
+

Indices and tables

+ +
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/install.html b/install.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4df0b25 --- /dev/null +++ b/install.html @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ + + + + + + + + Installation — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Installation

+
+

Direct Installation

+

schema-automator and its components require Python 3.9 or greater.

+
pip install schema-automator
+
+
+

To check this works:

+
schemauto --help
+
+
+
+
+

Running via Docker

+

You can use the Schema Automator Docker Container

+

To start a shell

+
docker run  -v $PWD:/work -w /work -ti linkml/schema-automator
+
+
+

Within the shell you should see all your files, and you should have access:

+
schemauto --help
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/introduction.html b/introduction.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..df97603 --- /dev/null +++ b/introduction.html @@ -0,0 +1,158 @@ + + + + + + + + Introduction — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Introduction

+

This is a toolkit that assists with generating and enhancing schemas and data models from a variety +of sources.

+

The primary end target is a LinkML schema, but the framework can be used +to generate JSON-Schema, SHACL, SQL DDL etc via the LinkML Generator framework.

+

All functionality is available via a CLI. In future there will be a web-based interface. +The functionality is also available by using the relevant Python Packages.

+
+

Generalization from Instance Data

+

See Generalizers

+

Generalizers allow you to bootstrap a schema by generalizing from existing data files

+
    +
  • TSVs and spreadsheets

  • +
  • SQLite databases

  • +
  • RDF instance graphs

  • +
+
+
+

Importing from alternative modeling frameworks

+

See Importers

+
    +
  • OWL (but this only works for schema-style OWL)

  • +
  • JSON-Schema

  • +
  • SQL DDL

  • +
+

In future other frameworks will be supported

+
+
+

Annotating schemas

+

See Annotators

+

Annotators to provide ways to automatically add metadata to your schema, including

+
    +
  • Assigning class or slot URIs to schema elements

  • +
  • Mapping enums to ontologies and vocabularies

  • +
  • Annotate using Large Language Models (LLMs)

  • +
+
+
+

General Utilities

+

See Utilities

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/local/README.md b/local/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 739a140..0000000 --- a/local/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -placeholder for local data files. on .gitignore, so not synced. diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateName.html b/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateName.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f6ac894 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateName.html @@ -0,0 +1,278 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: AlternateName — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: AlternateName

+

URI: cadsr:AlternateName

+
 classDiagram
+    class AlternateName
+    click AlternateName href "../AlternateName"
+      AlternateName : context
+        
+      AlternateName : name
+        
+      AlternateName : type
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

name

0..1
String

direct

type

0..1
String

direct

context

0..1
String

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElement

AlternateNames

range

AlternateName

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:AlternateName

native

cadsr:AlternateName

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: AlternateName +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- name +- type +- context +slot_usage: + type: + name: type + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: AlternateName
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  type:
+    name: type
+    required: false
+  context:
+    name: context
+    required: false
+attributes:
+  name:
+    name: name
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: name
+    owner: AlternateName
+    domain_of:
+    - AlternateName
+    - ReferenceDocument
+  type:
+    name: type
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: type
+    owner: AlternateName
+    domain_of:
+    - AlternateName
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ReferenceDocument
+    required: false
+  context:
+    name: context
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: context
+    owner: AlternateName
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - AlternateName
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - ReferenceDocument
+    required: false
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateNames.html b/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateNames.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2cc048e --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/AlternateNames.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: AlternateNames — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: AlternateNames

+

URI: cadsr:AlternateNames +Alias: AlternateNames

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:AlternateNames

native

cadsr:AlternateNames

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: AlternateNames +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: AlternateNames +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: AlternateName +required: false +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Begin_Date.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Begin_Date.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf75914 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Begin_Date.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Begin_Date — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Begin_Date

+

The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.

+

URI: cadsr:Begin_Date +Alias: Begin_Date

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Begin_Date

native

cadsr:Begin_Date

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Begin Date +description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Begin_Date +domain_of: +- permissibleValue +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Boolean.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Boolean.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d63293d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Boolean.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Boolean — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Boolean

+

A binary (true or false) value

+

URI: xsd:boolean

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:boolean

native

cadsr:boolean

exact

schema:Boolean

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CDEPermissibleValue.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CDEPermissibleValue.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..97332ea --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CDEPermissibleValue.html @@ -0,0 +1,626 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: CDEPermissibleValue — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: CDEPermissibleValue

+

URI: cadsr:CDEPermissibleValue

+
 classDiagram
+    class CDEPermissibleValue
+    click CDEPermissibleValue href "../CDEPermissibleValue"
+      CDEPermissibleValue : beginDate
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : createdBy
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : dateCreated
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : dateModified
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : deletedIndicator
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : endDate
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : id
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : modifiedBy
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : origin
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : publicId
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : value
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : valueDescription
+        
+      CDEPermissibleValue : ValueMeaning
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        CDEPermissibleValue --> "0..1" ValueMeaning : ValueMeaning
+        click ValueMeaning href "../ValueMeaning"
+    
+
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

publicId

0..1
String

The unique identifier for a Permissible Value

direct

value

0..1
String

A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val…

direct

valueDescription

0..1
String

The text of the most desirable meaning for Value

direct

ValueMeaning

0..1
ValueMeaning

direct

origin

0..1
String

The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered Item

direct

id

0..1
String

The 36 character caDSR database identifier

direct

beginDate

0..1
String

The particular day, month and year this item became allowed

direct

endDate

0..1
String

The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed

direct

createdBy

0..1
String

This is a description of createdBy

direct

dateCreated

0..1
String

The date the Administered Item was created

direct

modifiedBy

0..1
String

Username of the person who modified the record

direct

dateModified

0..1
String

Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified

direct

deletedIndicator

0..1
String

An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, tho…

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

ValueDomain

PermissibleValues

range

CDEPermissibleValue

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CDEPermissibleValue

native

cadsr:CDEPermissibleValue

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: CDEPermissibleValue +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- value +- valueDescription +- ValueMeaning +- origin +- id +- beginDate +- endDate +- createdBy +- dateCreated +- modifiedBy +- dateModified +- deletedIndicator +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for a Permissible Value + required: false + value: + name: value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + required: false + valueDescription: + name: valueDescription + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value + required: false + ValueMeaning: + name: ValueMeaning + range: ValueMeaning + required: false + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: CDEPermissibleValue
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for a Permissible Value
+    required: false
+  value:
+    name: value
+    description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the
+      actual Value.
+    required: false
+  valueDescription:
+    name: valueDescription
+    description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value
+    required: false
+  ValueMeaning:
+    name: ValueMeaning
+    range: ValueMeaning
+    required: false
+  origin:
+    name: origin
+    description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered
+      Item.
+  id:
+    name: id
+    description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier.
+  beginDate:
+    name: beginDate
+    description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.
+  endDate:
+    name: endDate
+    description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.
+  createdBy:
+    name: createdBy
+    description: This is a description of createdBy.
+  dateCreated:
+    name: dateCreated
+    description: The date the Administered Item was created.
+  modifiedBy:
+    name: modifiedBy
+    description: Username of the person who modified the record
+  dateModified:
+    name: dateModified
+    description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified
+  deletedIndicator:
+    name: deletedIndicator
+    description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry,
+      thought the physical record still exists.
+attributes:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for a Permissible Value
+    comments:
+    - note this can appear at different levels
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: publicId
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+    range: string
+    required: false
+  value:
+    name: value
+    description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the
+      actual Value.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: value
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    required: false
+  valueDescription:
+    name: valueDescription
+    description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: valueDescription
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    required: false
+  ValueMeaning:
+    name: ValueMeaning
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: ValueMeaning
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    range: ValueMeaning
+    required: false
+  origin:
+    name: origin
+    description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered
+      Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: origin
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  id:
+    name: id
+    description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: id
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  beginDate:
+    name: beginDate
+    description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: beginDate
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  endDate:
+    name: endDate
+    description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: endDate
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  createdBy:
+    name: createdBy
+    description: This is a description of createdBy.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: createdBy
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  dateCreated:
+    name: dateCreated
+    description: The date the Administered Item was created.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: dateCreated
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  modifiedBy:
+    name: modifiedBy
+    description: Username of the person who modified the record
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: modifiedBy
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  dateModified:
+    name: dateModified
+    description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: dateModified
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  deletedIndicator:
+    name: deletedIndicator
+    description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry,
+      thought the physical record still exists.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: deletedIndicator
+    owner: CDEPermissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CDE_Long_Name.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CDE_Long_Name.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..90f7faf --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CDE_Long_Name.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: CDE_Long_Name — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: CDE_Long_Name

+

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.

+

URI: cadsr:CDE_Long_Name +Alias: CDE_Long_Name

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CDE_Long_Name

native

cadsr:CDE_Long_Name

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: CDE Long Name +description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CDE_Long_Name +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CDE_Public_ID.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CDE_Public_ID.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ef2d293 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CDE_Public_ID.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: CDE_Public_ID — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: CDE_Public_ID

+

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authority.

+

URI: cadsr:CDE_Public_ID +Alias: CDE_Public_ID

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CDE_Public_ID

native

cadsr:CDE_Public_ID

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: CDE Public ID +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CDE_Public_ID +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CRDCDataElement.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDCDataElement.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..43f045a --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDCDataElement.html @@ -0,0 +1,588 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: CRDCDataElement — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: CRDCDataElement

+

URI: cadsr:CRDCDataElement

+
 classDiagram
+    class CRDCDataElement
+    click CRDCDataElement href "../CRDCDataElement"
+      CRDCDataElement : CDE_Long_Name
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : CDE_Public_ID
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Coding_Instruction
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : CRD_Domain
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : CRDC_Definition
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : CRDC_Name
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Deep_Link
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Example
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Instructions
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Owned_By
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : permissibleValues
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        CRDCDataElement --> "*" PermissibleValue : permissibleValues
+        click PermissibleValue href "../PermissibleValue"
+    
+
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Registration_Status
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Used_By
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : VD_Type
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Version
+        
+      CRDCDataElement : Workflow_Status
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

CDE_Public_ID

0..1
String

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

direct

Version

0..1
String

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

direct

CRDC_Name

0..1
String

CRDC Name

direct

CRD_Domain

0..1
String

CRDC Domain

direct

Example

0..1
String

CRDC Example

direct

VD_Type

0..1
String

Value Domain type

direct

Coding_Instruction

0..1
String

CRDC Coding Instructions

direct

Instructions

0..1
String

CRDC Instructions

direct

CRDC_Definition

0..1
String

CRD Definition

direct

CDE_Long_Name

0..1
String

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

direct

Registration_Status

0..1
String

A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered…

direct

Workflow_Status

0..1
String

A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C…

direct

Owned_By

0..1
String

Who owns the Data Element

direct

Used_By

0..1
String

Who is using the Data Element

direct

Deep_Link

0..1
String

direct

permissibleValues

*
PermissibleValue

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse

CRDCDataElements

range

CRDCDataElement

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CRDCDataElement

native

cadsr:CRDCDataElement

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: CRDCDataElement +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- CDE Public ID +- Version +- CRDC Name +- CRD Domain +- Example +- VD Type +- Coding Instruction +- Instructions +- CRDC Definition +- CDE Long Name +- Registration Status +- Workflow Status +- Owned By +- Used By +- Deep Link +- permissibleValues +slot_usage: + CDE Public ID: + name: CDE Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + Version: + name: Version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + CRDC Name: + name: CRDC Name + description: CRDC Name + CRD Domain: + name: CRD Domain + description: CRDC Domain + Example: + name: Example + description: CRDC Example + VD Type: + name: VD Type + description: Value Domain type + Coding Instruction: + name: Coding Instruction + description: CRDC Coding Instructions + Instructions: + name: Instructions + description: CRDC Instructions + CRDC Definition: + name: CRDC Definition + description: CRD Definition + CDE Long Name: + name: CDE Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + Registration Status: + name: Registration Status + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + Workflow Status: + name: Workflow Status + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + Owned By: + name: Owned By + description: Who owns the Data Element + Used By: + name: Used By + description: Who is using the Data Element + Deep Link: + name: Deep Link + permissibleValues: + name: permissibleValues + range: permissibleValue + multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: CRDCDataElement
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  CDE Public ID:
+    name: CDE Public ID
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+  Version:
+    name: Version
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+  CRDC Name:
+    name: CRDC Name
+    description: CRDC Name
+  CRD Domain:
+    name: CRD Domain
+    description: CRDC Domain
+  Example:
+    name: Example
+    description: CRDC Example
+  VD Type:
+    name: VD Type
+    description: Value Domain type
+  Coding Instruction:
+    name: Coding Instruction
+    description: CRDC Coding Instructions
+  Instructions:
+    name: Instructions
+    description: CRDC Instructions
+  CRDC Definition:
+    name: CRDC Definition
+    description: CRD Definition
+  CDE Long Name:
+    name: CDE Long Name
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+  Registration Status:
+    name: Registration Status
+    description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an
+      Administered Item.
+  Workflow Status:
+    name: Workflow Status
+    description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle
+      of a Context Owner for handling new administered items.
+  Owned By:
+    name: Owned By
+    description: Who owns the Data Element
+  Used By:
+    name: Used By
+    description: Who is using the Data Element
+  Deep Link:
+    name: Deep Link
+  permissibleValues:
+    name: permissibleValues
+    range: permissibleValue
+    multivalued: true
+attributes:
+  CDE Public ID:
+    name: CDE Public ID
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: CDE_Public_ID
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Version:
+    name: Version
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Version
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  CRDC Name:
+    name: CRDC Name
+    description: CRDC Name
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: CRDC_Name
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  CRD Domain:
+    name: CRD Domain
+    description: CRDC Domain
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: CRD_Domain
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Example:
+    name: Example
+    description: CRDC Example
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Example
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  VD Type:
+    name: VD Type
+    description: Value Domain type
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: VD_Type
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Coding Instruction:
+    name: Coding Instruction
+    description: CRDC Coding Instructions
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Coding_Instruction
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Instructions:
+    name: Instructions
+    description: CRDC Instructions
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Instructions
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  CRDC Definition:
+    name: CRDC Definition
+    description: CRD Definition
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: CRDC_Definition
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  CDE Long Name:
+    name: CDE Long Name
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: CDE_Long_Name
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Registration Status:
+    name: Registration Status
+    description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an
+      Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Registration_Status
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Workflow Status:
+    name: Workflow Status
+    description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle
+      of a Context Owner for handling new administered items.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Workflow_Status
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Owned By:
+    name: Owned By
+    description: Who owns the Data Element
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Owned_By
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Used By:
+    name: Used By
+    description: Who is using the Data Element
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Used_By
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  Deep Link:
+    name: Deep Link
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Deep_Link
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+  permissibleValues:
+    name: permissibleValues
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: permissibleValues
+    owner: CRDCDataElement
+    domain_of:
+    - CRDCDataElement
+    range: permissibleValue
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CRDCDataElements.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDCDataElements.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0fff961 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDCDataElements.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: CRDCDataElements — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: CRDCDataElements

+

URI: cadsr:CRDCDataElements +Alias: CRDCDataElements

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CRDCDataElements

native

cadsr:CRDCDataElements

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: CRDCDataElements +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRDCDataElements +domain_of: +- DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response +range: CRDCDataElement +required: false +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CRDC_Definition.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDC_Definition.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5cf93d6 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDC_Definition.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: CRDC_Definition — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: CRDC_Definition

+

CRD Definition

+

URI: cadsr:CRDC_Definition +Alias: CRDC_Definition

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CRDC_Definition

native

cadsr:CRDC_Definition

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: CRDC Definition +description: CRD Definition +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRDC_Definition +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CRDC_Name.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDC_Name.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6ac3b8e --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CRDC_Name.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: CRDC_Name — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: CRDC_Name

+

CRDC Name

+

URI: cadsr:CRDC_Name +Alias: CRDC_Name

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CRDC_Name

native

cadsr:CRDC_Name

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: CRDC Name +description: CRDC Name +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRDC_Name +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/CRD_Domain.html b/metamodels/cadsr/CRD_Domain.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c11cc5 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/CRD_Domain.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: CRD_Domain — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: CRD_Domain

+

CRDC Domain

+

URI: cadsr:CRD_Domain +Alias: CRD_Domain

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:CRD_Domain

native

cadsr:CRD_Domain

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: CRD Domain +description: CRDC Domain +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: CRD_Domain +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationScheme.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationScheme.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3747042 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationScheme.html @@ -0,0 +1,383 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: ClassificationScheme — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: ClassificationScheme

+

URI: cadsr:ClassificationScheme

+
 classDiagram
+    class ClassificationScheme
+    click ClassificationScheme href "../ClassificationScheme"
+      ClassificationScheme : ClassificationSchemeItems
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        ClassificationScheme --> "*" ClassificationSchemeItem : ClassificationSchemeItems
+        click ClassificationSchemeItem href "../ClassificationSchemeItem"
+    
+
+        
+      ClassificationScheme : context
+        
+      ClassificationScheme : longName
+        
+      ClassificationScheme : publicId
+        
+      ClassificationScheme : version
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

publicId

0..1
String

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

direct

version

0..1
String

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

direct

longName

0..1
String

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

direct

context

0..1
String

direct

ClassificationSchemeItems

*
ClassificationSchemeItem

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElement

ClassificationSchemes

range

ClassificationScheme

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ClassificationScheme

native

cadsr:ClassificationScheme

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: ClassificationScheme +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- version +- longName +- context +- ClassificationSchemeItems +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + required: false + longName: + name: longName + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false + ClassificationSchemeItems: + name: ClassificationSchemeItems + range: ClassificationSchemeItem + multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: ClassificationScheme
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    required: false
+  version:
+    name: version
+    required: false
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    required: false
+  context:
+    name: context
+    required: false
+  ClassificationSchemeItems:
+    name: ClassificationSchemeItems
+    range: ClassificationSchemeItem
+    multivalued: true
+attributes:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    comments:
+    - note this can appear at different levels
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: publicId
+    owner: ClassificationScheme
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+    range: string
+    required: false
+  version:
+    name: version
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: version
+    owner: ClassificationScheme
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: longName
+    owner: ClassificationScheme
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - Concept
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+  context:
+    name: context
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: context
+    owner: ClassificationScheme
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - AlternateName
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - ReferenceDocument
+    required: false
+  ClassificationSchemeItems:
+    name: ClassificationSchemeItems
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: ClassificationSchemeItems
+    owner: ClassificationScheme
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    range: ClassificationSchemeItem
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemeItem.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemeItem.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d609da1 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemeItem.html @@ -0,0 +1,348 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: ClassificationSchemeItem — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: ClassificationSchemeItem

+

URI: cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItem

+
 classDiagram
+    class ClassificationSchemeItem
+    click ClassificationSchemeItem href "../ClassificationSchemeItem"
+      ClassificationSchemeItem : context
+        
+      ClassificationSchemeItem : longName
+        
+      ClassificationSchemeItem : publicId
+        
+      ClassificationSchemeItem : version
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

publicId

0..1
String

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

direct

version

0..1
String

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

direct

longName

0..1
String

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

direct

context

0..1
String

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

ClassificationScheme

ClassificationSchemeItems

range

ClassificationSchemeItem

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItem

native

cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItem

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: ClassificationSchemeItem +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- version +- longName +- context +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + required: false + longName: + name: longName + required: false + context: + name: context + required: false +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: ClassificationSchemeItem
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    required: false
+  version:
+    name: version
+    required: false
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    required: false
+  context:
+    name: context
+    required: false
+attributes:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    comments:
+    - note this can appear at different levels
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: publicId
+    owner: ClassificationSchemeItem
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+    range: string
+    required: false
+  version:
+    name: version
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: version
+    owner: ClassificationSchemeItem
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: longName
+    owner: ClassificationSchemeItem
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - Concept
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+  context:
+    name: context
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: context
+    owner: ClassificationSchemeItem
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - AlternateName
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - ReferenceDocument
+    required: false
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemeItems.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemeItems.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4d43a52 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemeItems.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: ClassificationSchemeItems — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: ClassificationSchemeItems

+

URI: cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItems +Alias: ClassificationSchemeItems

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ClassificationScheme

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItems

native

cadsr:ClassificationSchemeItems

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: ClassificationSchemeItems +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ClassificationSchemeItems +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +range: ClassificationSchemeItem +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemes.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemes.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1480707 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ClassificationSchemes.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: ClassificationSchemes — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: ClassificationSchemes

+

URI: cadsr:ClassificationSchemes +Alias: ClassificationSchemes

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ClassificationSchemes

native

cadsr:ClassificationSchemes

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: ClassificationSchemes +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ClassificationSchemes +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: ClassificationScheme +required: false +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Coding_Instruction.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Coding_Instruction.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..66e3e78 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Coding_Instruction.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Coding_Instruction — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Coding_Instruction

+

CRDC Coding Instructions

+

URI: cadsr:Coding_Instruction +Alias: Coding_Instruction

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Coding_Instruction

native

cadsr:Coding_Instruction

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Coding Instruction +description: CRDC Coding Instructions +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Coding_Instruction +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Concept.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Concept.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e14fca0 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Concept.html @@ -0,0 +1,378 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Concept — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Concept

+

URI: cadsr:Concept

+
 classDiagram
+    class Concept
+    click Concept href "../Concept"
+      Concept : conceptCode
+        
+      Concept : definition
+        
+      Concept : displayOrder
+        
+      Concept : evsSource
+        
+      Concept : longName
+        
+      Concept : primaryIndicator
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

longName

0..1
String

name of the concept

direct

conceptCode

0..1
String

direct

definition

0..1
String

direct

evsSource

0..1
String

The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept identifi…

direct

primaryIndicator

0..1
String

direct

displayOrder

0..1
String

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

Property

Concepts

range

Concept

ObjectClass

Concepts

range

Concept

ValueMeaning

Concepts

range

Concept

RepresentationTerm

Concepts

range

Concept

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Concept

native

cadsr:Concept

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Concept +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- longName +- conceptCode +- definition +- evsSource +- primaryIndicator +- displayOrder +slot_usage: + longName: + name: longName + description: name of the concept. Note that in other contexts, longName may be + an identifier, but in Concepts it is the label (always from NCIT). + examples: + - value: 'No' + - value: Increase + - value: Nucleic Acid Amplification Test + conceptCode: + name: conceptCode + examples: + - value: C20055 + definition: + name: definition + evsSource: + name: evsSource + description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept + identifier. + primaryIndicator: + name: primaryIndicator + displayOrder: + name: displayOrder +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Concept
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    description: name of the concept. Note that in other contexts, longName may be
+      an identifier, but in Concepts it is the label (always from NCIT).
+    examples:
+    - value: 'No'
+    - value: Increase
+    - value: Nucleic Acid Amplification Test
+  conceptCode:
+    name: conceptCode
+    examples:
+    - value: C20055
+  definition:
+    name: definition
+  evsSource:
+    name: evsSource
+    description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept
+      identifier.
+  primaryIndicator:
+    name: primaryIndicator
+  displayOrder:
+    name: displayOrder
+attributes:
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    description: name of the concept. Note that in other contexts, longName may be
+      an identifier, but in Concepts it is the label (always from NCIT).
+    examples:
+    - value: 'No'
+    - value: Increase
+    - value: Nucleic Acid Amplification Test
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: longName
+    owner: Concept
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - Concept
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  conceptCode:
+    name: conceptCode
+    examples:
+    - value: C20055
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: conceptCode
+    owner: Concept
+    domain_of:
+    - Concept
+  definition:
+    name: definition
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: definition
+    owner: Concept
+    domain_of:
+    - Concept
+  evsSource:
+    name: evsSource
+    description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept
+      identifier.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: evsSource
+    owner: Concept
+    domain_of:
+    - Concept
+  primaryIndicator:
+    name: primaryIndicator
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: primaryIndicator
+    owner: Concept
+    domain_of:
+    - Concept
+  displayOrder:
+    name: displayOrder
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: displayOrder
+    owner: Concept
+    domain_of:
+    - Concept
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Concept_Code.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Concept_Code.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e38a0ff --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Concept_Code.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Concept_Code — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Concept_Code

+

URI: cadsr:Concept_Code +Alias: Concept_Code

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Concept_Code

native

cadsr:Concept_Code

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Concept Code +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Concept_Code +domain_of: +- permissibleValue +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Concepts.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Concepts.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..802de93 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Concepts.html @@ -0,0 +1,193 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Concepts — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Concepts

+

URI: cadsr:Concepts +Alias: Concepts

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: Concept

  • +
  • Multivalued: True

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Concepts

native

cadsr:Concepts

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Concepts +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Concepts +domain_of: +- Property +- ObjectClass +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +range: Concept +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ConceptualDomain.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ConceptualDomain.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..51028fc --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ConceptualDomain.html @@ -0,0 +1,206 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: ConceptualDomain — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: ConceptualDomain

+

URI: cadsr:ConceptualDomain +Alias: ConceptualDomain

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

ValueDomain

ConceptualDomain

range

ConceptualDomain

DataElementConcept

ConceptualDomain

range

ConceptualDomain

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ConceptualDomain

native

cadsr:ConceptualDomain

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: ConceptualDomain +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ConceptualDomain +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +- DataElementConcept +range: ConceptualDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Curie.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Curie.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0029b9f --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Curie.html @@ -0,0 +1,149 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Curie — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Curie

+

a compact URI

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Comments

+
    +
  • in RDF serializations this MUST be expanded to a URI

  • +
  • in non-RDF serializations MAY be serialized as the compact representation

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

cadsr:curie

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElement.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElement.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3a0e5ea --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElement.html @@ -0,0 +1,209 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: DataElement — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: DataElement

+

URI: cadsr:DataElement +Alias: DataElement

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementContainer

no

DataElementpublicIdGETResponse

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElementContainer

DataElement

range

DataElement

DataElementpublicIdGETResponse

DataElement

range

DataElement

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElement

native

cadsr:DataElement

exact

linkml:SlotDefinition

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: DataElement +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: DataElement +domain_of: +- DataElementContainer +- DataElementpublicId_GET_response +range: DataElement +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementConcept.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementConcept.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8b8d132 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementConcept.html @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: DataElementConcept — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: DataElementConcept

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementConcept +Alias: DataElementConcept

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElement

DataElementConcept

range

DataElementConcept

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementConcept

native

cadsr:DataElementConcept

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementConcept +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: DataElementConcept +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: DataElementConcept +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementContainer.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementContainer.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b5ec82 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementContainer.html @@ -0,0 +1,209 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: DataElementContainer — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: DataElementContainer

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementContainer

+
 classDiagram
+    class DataElementContainer
+    click DataElementContainer href "../DataElementContainer"
+      DataElementContainer : DataElement
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        DataElementContainer --> "0..1" DataElement : DataElement
+        click DataElement href "../DataElement"
+    
+
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

DataElement

0..1
DataElement

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementContainer

native

cadsr:DataElementContainer

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementContainer +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- DataElement +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: DataElementContainer
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+attributes:
+  DataElement:
+    name: DataElement
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: DataElement
+    owner: DataElementContainer
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementContainer
+    - DataElementpublicId_GET_response
+    range: DataElement
+    required: false
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQuery.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQuery.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1fe34b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQuery.html @@ -0,0 +1,1026 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: DataElementQuery — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: DataElementQuery

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementQuery

+
 classDiagram
+    class DataElementQuery
+    click DataElementQuery href "../DataElementQuery"
+      DataElementQuery : administrativeNotes
+        
+      DataElementQuery : beginDate
+        
+      DataElementQuery : changeNote
+        
+      DataElementQuery : contextName
+        
+      DataElementQuery : contextVersion
+        
+      DataElementQuery : createdBy
+        
+      DataElementQuery : dataElementConceptPublicId
+        
+      DataElementQuery : dataElementConceptVersion
+        
+      DataElementQuery : dateCreated
+        
+      DataElementQuery : dateModified
+        
+      DataElementQuery : deletedIndicator
+        
+      DataElementQuery : endDate
+        
+      DataElementQuery : id
+        
+      DataElementQuery : latestVersionIndicator
+        
+      DataElementQuery : longName
+        
+      DataElementQuery : modifiedBy
+        
+      DataElementQuery : origin
+        
+      DataElementQuery : preferredDefinition
+        
+      DataElementQuery : preferredName
+        
+      DataElementQuery : publicId
+        
+      DataElementQuery : registrationStatus
+        
+      DataElementQuery : unresolvedIssues
+        
+      DataElementQuery : valueDomainPublicId
+        
+      DataElementQuery : valueDomainVersion
+        
+      DataElementQuery : version
+        
+      DataElementQuery : workflowStatus
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

publicId

0..1
String

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

direct

version

0..1
String

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

direct

preferredName

0..1
String

A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within …

direct

preferredDefinition

0..1
String

The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item

direct

longName

0..1
String

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

direct

contextName

0..1
String

A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within …

direct

contextVersion

0..1
String

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

direct

dataElementConceptPublicId

0..1
String

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

direct

dataElementConceptVersion

0..1
String

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

direct

valueDomainPublicId

0..1
String

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

direct

valueDomainVersion

0..1
String

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

direct

origin

0..1
String

The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered Item

direct

workflowStatus

0..1
String

A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C…

direct

registrationStatus

0..1
String

A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered…

direct

id

0..1
String

The 36 character caDSR database identifier

direct

latestVersionIndicator

0..1
String

The present form of an Administered Item

direct

beginDate

0..1
String

The particular day, month and year this item became allowed

direct

endDate

0..1
String

The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed

direct

createdBy

0..1
String

This is a description of createdBy

direct

dateCreated

0..1
String

The date the Administered Item was created

direct

modifiedBy

0..1
String

Username of the person who modified the record

direct

dateModified

0..1
String

Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified

direct

changeNote

0..1
String

The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior …

direct

administrativeNotes

0..1
String

direct

unresolvedIssues

0..1
String

Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation of the Adm…

direct

deletedIndicator

0..1
String

An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, tho…

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

DataElementQueryResults

range

DataElementQuery

DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

DataElementQueryResults

range

DataElementQuery

DataElementqueryGETResponse

DataElementQueryResults

range

DataElementQuery

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementQuery

native

cadsr:DataElementQuery

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementQuery +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- publicId +- version +- preferredName +- preferredDefinition +- longName +- contextName +- contextVersion +- dataElementConceptPublicId +- dataElementConceptVersion +- valueDomainPublicId +- valueDomainVersion +- origin +- workflowStatus +- registrationStatus +- id +- latestVersionIndicator +- beginDate +- endDate +- createdBy +- dateCreated +- modifiedBy +- dateModified +- changeNote +- administrativeNotes +- unresolvedIssues +- deletedIndicator +slot_usage: + publicId: + name: publicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + required: false + version: + name: version + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + required: false + preferredName: + name: preferredName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name. + preferredDefinition: + name: preferredDefinition + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + longName: + name: longName + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + contextName: + name: contextName + description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. + contextVersion: + name: contextVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + dataElementConceptPublicId: + name: dataElementConceptPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + dataElementConceptVersion: + name: dataElementConceptVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + valueDomainPublicId: + name: valueDomainPublicId + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + valueDomainVersion: + name: valueDomainVersion + description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. + origin: + name: origin + description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. + workflowStatus: + name: workflowStatus + description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. + registrationStatus: + name: registrationStatus + description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an + Administered Item. + id: + name: id + description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. + latestVersionIndicator: + name: latestVersionIndicator + description: The present form of an Administered Item. + beginDate: + name: beginDate + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + endDate: + name: endDate + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. + createdBy: + name: createdBy + description: This is a description of createdBy. + dateCreated: + name: dateCreated + description: The date the Administered Item was created. + modifiedBy: + name: modifiedBy + description: Username of the person who modified the record + dateModified: + name: dateModified + description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified + changeNote: + name: changeNote + description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since + the prior version of the Administered Item. + administrativeNotes: + name: administrativeNotes + unresolvedIssues: + name: unresolvedIssues + description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation + of the Administered Item. + deletedIndicator: + name: deletedIndicator + description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: DataElementQuery
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    required: false
+  version:
+    name: version
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    required: false
+  preferredName:
+    name: preferredName
+    description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated
+      within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name.
+  preferredDefinition:
+    name: preferredDefinition
+    description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item.
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+  contextName:
+    name: contextName
+    description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated
+      within a specific Context.
+  contextVersion:
+    name: contextVersion
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+  dataElementConceptPublicId:
+    name: dataElementConceptPublicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+  dataElementConceptVersion:
+    name: dataElementConceptVersion
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+  valueDomainPublicId:
+    name: valueDomainPublicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+  valueDomainVersion:
+    name: valueDomainVersion
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+  origin:
+    name: origin
+    description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered
+      Item.
+  workflowStatus:
+    name: workflowStatus
+    description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle
+      of a Context Owner for handling new administered items.
+  registrationStatus:
+    name: registrationStatus
+    description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an
+      Administered Item.
+  id:
+    name: id
+    description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier.
+  latestVersionIndicator:
+    name: latestVersionIndicator
+    description: The present form of an Administered Item.
+  beginDate:
+    name: beginDate
+    description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.
+  endDate:
+    name: endDate
+    description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.
+  createdBy:
+    name: createdBy
+    description: This is a description of createdBy.
+  dateCreated:
+    name: dateCreated
+    description: The date the Administered Item was created.
+  modifiedBy:
+    name: modifiedBy
+    description: Username of the person who modified the record
+  dateModified:
+    name: dateModified
+    description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified
+  changeNote:
+    name: changeNote
+    description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since
+      the prior version of the Administered Item.
+  administrativeNotes:
+    name: administrativeNotes
+  unresolvedIssues:
+    name: unresolvedIssues
+    description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation
+      of the Administered Item.
+  deletedIndicator:
+    name: deletedIndicator
+    description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry,
+      thought the physical record still exists.
+attributes:
+  publicId:
+    name: publicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    comments:
+    - note this can appear at different levels
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: publicId
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+    range: string
+    required: false
+  version:
+    name: version
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: version
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+  preferredName:
+    name: preferredName
+    description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated
+      within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: preferredName
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  preferredDefinition:
+    name: preferredDefinition
+    description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: preferredDefinition
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  longName:
+    name: longName
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: longName
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - Concept
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  contextName:
+    name: contextName
+    description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated
+      within a specific Context.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: contextName
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementQuery
+  contextVersion:
+    name: contextVersion
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: contextVersion
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  dataElementConceptPublicId:
+    name: dataElementConceptPublicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: dataElementConceptPublicId
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementQuery
+  dataElementConceptVersion:
+    name: dataElementConceptVersion
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: dataElementConceptVersion
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementQuery
+  valueDomainPublicId:
+    name: valueDomainPublicId
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: valueDomainPublicId
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementQuery
+  valueDomainVersion:
+    name: valueDomainVersion
+    description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: valueDomainVersion
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementQuery
+  origin:
+    name: origin
+    description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered
+      Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: origin
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  workflowStatus:
+    name: workflowStatus
+    description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle
+      of a Context Owner for handling new administered items.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: workflowStatus
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  registrationStatus:
+    name: registrationStatus
+    description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an
+      Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: registrationStatus
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  id:
+    name: id
+    description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: id
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  latestVersionIndicator:
+    name: latestVersionIndicator
+    description: The present form of an Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: latestVersionIndicator
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  beginDate:
+    name: beginDate
+    description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: beginDate
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  endDate:
+    name: endDate
+    description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: endDate
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  createdBy:
+    name: createdBy
+    description: This is a description of createdBy.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: createdBy
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  dateCreated:
+    name: dateCreated
+    description: The date the Administered Item was created.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: dateCreated
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  modifiedBy:
+    name: modifiedBy
+    description: Username of the person who modified the record
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: modifiedBy
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  dateModified:
+    name: dateModified
+    description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: dateModified
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+  changeNote:
+    name: changeNote
+    description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since
+      the prior version of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: changeNote
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementQuery
+  administrativeNotes:
+    name: administrativeNotes
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: administrativeNotes
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  unresolvedIssues:
+    name: unresolvedIssues
+    description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation
+      of the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: unresolvedIssues
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - DataElementQuery
+  deletedIndicator:
+    name: deletedIndicator
+    description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry,
+      thought the physical record still exists.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: deletedIndicator
+    owner: DataElementQuery
+    domain_of:
+    - Property
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - CDEPermissibleValue
+    - DataElementQuery
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQueryResults.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQueryResults.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..494b462 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementQueryResults.html @@ -0,0 +1,189 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: DataElementQueryResults — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: DataElementQueryResults

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementQueryResults +Alias: DataElementQueryResults

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

yes

DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

yes

DataElementqueryGETResponse

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementQueryResults

native

cadsr:DataElementQueryResults

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementQueryResults +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: DataElementQueryResults +domain_of: +- DataElementqueryContext_GET_response +- DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response +- DataElementquery_GET_response +range: DataElementQuery +required: false +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..315f692 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse.html @@ -0,0 +1,221 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse

+
 classDiagram
+    class DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse
+    click DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse href "../DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse"
+      DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse : CRDCDataElements
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse --> "*" CRDCDataElement : CRDCDataElements
+        click CRDCDataElement href "../CRDCDataElement"
+    
+
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

CRDCDataElements

*
CRDCDataElement

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse

native

cadsr:DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- CRDCDataElements +slot_usage: + CRDCDataElements: + name: CRDCDataElements + range: CRDCDataElement + required: false + multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  CRDCDataElements:
+    name: CRDCDataElements
+    range: CRDCDataElement
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+attributes:
+  CRDCDataElements:
+    name: CRDCDataElements
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: CRDCDataElements
+    owner: DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementgetCRDCList_GET_response
+    range: CRDCDataElement
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementpublicIdGETResponse.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementpublicIdGETResponse.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3a99104 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementpublicIdGETResponse.html @@ -0,0 +1,219 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: DataElementpublicIdGETResponse — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: DataElementpublicIdGETResponse

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementpublicIdGETResponse

+
 classDiagram
+    class DataElementpublicIdGETResponse
+    click DataElementpublicIdGETResponse href "../DataElementpublicIdGETResponse"
+      DataElementpublicIdGETResponse : DataElement
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        DataElementpublicIdGETResponse --> "0..1" DataElement : DataElement
+        click DataElement href "../DataElement"
+    
+
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

DataElement

0..1
DataElement

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementpublicIdGETResponse

native

cadsr:DataElementpublicIdGETResponse

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementpublicId_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- DataElement +slot_usage: + DataElement: + name: DataElement + range: DataElement + required: false +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: DataElementpublicId_GET_response
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  DataElement:
+    name: DataElement
+    range: DataElement
+    required: false
+attributes:
+  DataElement:
+    name: DataElement
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: DataElement
+    owner: DataElementpublicId_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementContainer
+    - DataElementpublicId_GET_response
+    range: DataElement
+    required: false
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1c75432 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse.html @@ -0,0 +1,248 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

+
 classDiagram
+    class DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse
+    click DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse href "../DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse"
+      DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse : DataElementQueryResults
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse --> "*" DataElementQuery : DataElementQueryResults
+        click DataElementQuery href "../DataElementQuery"
+    
+
+        
+      DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse : numRecords
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

numRecords

0..1
String

direct

DataElementQueryResults

*
DataElementQuery

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

native

cadsr:DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- numRecords +- DataElementQueryResults +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  numRecords:
+    name: numRecords
+    required: false
+  DataElementQueryResults:
+    name: DataElementQueryResults
+    range: DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+attributes:
+  numRecords:
+    name: numRecords
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: numRecords
+    owner: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    - DataElementquery_GET_response
+    required: false
+  DataElementQueryResults:
+    name: DataElementQueryResults
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: DataElementQueryResults
+    owner: DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    - DataElementquery_GET_response
+    range: DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryContextGETResponse.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryContextGETResponse.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c14088d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryContextGETResponse.html @@ -0,0 +1,248 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: DataElementqueryContextGETResponse — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

+
 classDiagram
+    class DataElementqueryContextGETResponse
+    click DataElementqueryContextGETResponse href "../DataElementqueryContextGETResponse"
+      DataElementqueryContextGETResponse : DataElementQueryResults
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        DataElementqueryContextGETResponse --> "*" DataElementQuery : DataElementQueryResults
+        click DataElementQuery href "../DataElementQuery"
+    
+
+        
+      DataElementqueryContextGETResponse : numRecords
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

numRecords

0..1
String

direct

DataElementQueryResults

*
DataElementQuery

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

native

cadsr:DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- numRecords +- DataElementQueryResults +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  numRecords:
+    name: numRecords
+    required: false
+  DataElementQueryResults:
+    name: DataElementQueryResults
+    range: DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+attributes:
+  numRecords:
+    name: numRecords
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: numRecords
+    owner: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    - DataElementquery_GET_response
+    required: false
+  DataElementQueryResults:
+    name: DataElementQueryResults
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: DataElementQueryResults
+    owner: DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    - DataElementquery_GET_response
+    range: DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryGETResponse.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryGETResponse.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f6fbf3d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DataElementqueryGETResponse.html @@ -0,0 +1,248 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: DataElementqueryGETResponse — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: DataElementqueryGETResponse

+

URI: cadsr:DataElementqueryGETResponse

+
 classDiagram
+    class DataElementqueryGETResponse
+    click DataElementqueryGETResponse href "../DataElementqueryGETResponse"
+      DataElementqueryGETResponse : DataElementQueryResults
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        DataElementqueryGETResponse --> "*" DataElementQuery : DataElementQueryResults
+        click DataElementQuery href "../DataElementQuery"
+    
+
+        
+      DataElementqueryGETResponse : numRecords
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

numRecords

0..1
String

direct

DataElementQueryResults

*
DataElementQuery

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:DataElementqueryGETResponse

native

cadsr:DataElementqueryGETResponse

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: DataElementquery_GET_response +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- numRecords +- DataElementQueryResults +slot_usage: + numRecords: + name: numRecords + required: false + DataElementQueryResults: + name: DataElementQueryResults + range: DataElementQuery + required: false + multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: DataElementquery_GET_response
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  numRecords:
+    name: numRecords
+    required: false
+  DataElementQueryResults:
+    name: DataElementQueryResults
+    range: DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+attributes:
+  numRecords:
+    name: numRecords
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: numRecords
+    owner: DataElementquery_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    - DataElementquery_GET_response
+    required: false
+  DataElementQueryResults:
+    name: DataElementQueryResults
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: DataElementQueryResults
+    owner: DataElementquery_GET_response
+    domain_of:
+    - DataElementqueryContext_GET_response
+    - DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response
+    - DataElementquery_GET_response
+    range: DataElementQuery
+    required: false
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Date.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Date.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1f58ff2 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Date.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Date — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Date

+

a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar

+

URI: xsd:date

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:date

native

cadsr:date

exact

schema:Date

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/DateOrDatetime.html b/metamodels/cadsr/DateOrDatetime.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d12f976 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/DateOrDatetime.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: DateOrDatetime — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: DateOrDatetime

+

Either a date or a datetime

+

URI: linkml:DateOrDatetime

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:DateOrDatetime

native

cadsr:date_or_datetime

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Datetime.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Datetime.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2a30e1a --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Datetime.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Datetime — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Datetime

+

The combination of a date and time

+

URI: xsd:dateTime

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:dateTime

native

cadsr:datetime

exact

schema:DateTime

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Decimal.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Decimal.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f858e5f --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Decimal.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Decimal — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Decimal

+

A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal specification

+

URI: xsd:decimal

+
    +
  • base: Decimal

  • +
  • uri: xsd:decimal

  • +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:decimal

native

cadsr:decimal

broad

schema:Number

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Deep_Link.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Deep_Link.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bd80acd --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Deep_Link.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Deep_Link — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ + + + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Double.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Double.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9109555 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Double.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Double — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Double

+

A real number that conforms to the xsd:double specification

+

URI: xsd:double

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:double

native

cadsr:double

close

schema:Float

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/End_Date.html b/metamodels/cadsr/End_Date.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c35efc --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/End_Date.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: End_Date — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: End_Date

+

The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.

+

URI: cadsr:End_Date +Alias: End_Date

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:End_Date

native

cadsr:End_Date

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: End Date +description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: End_Date +domain_of: +- permissibleValue +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Example.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Example.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1215638 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Example.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Example — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Example

+

CRDC Example

+

URI: cadsr:Example +Alias: Example

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Example

native

cadsr:Example

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Example +description: CRDC Example +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Example +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Float.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Float.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7d4e5b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Float.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Float — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Float

+

A real number that conforms to the xsd:float specification

+

URI: xsd:float

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:float

native

cadsr:float

exact

schema:Float

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Instructions.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Instructions.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5014b83 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Instructions.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Instructions — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Instructions

+

CRDC Instructions

+

URI: cadsr:Instructions +Alias: Instructions

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Instructions

native

cadsr:Instructions

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Instructions +description: CRDC Instructions +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Instructions +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Integer.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Integer.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3e632ed --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Integer.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Integer — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Integer

+

An integer

+

URI: xsd:integer

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:integer

native

cadsr:integer

exact

schema:Integer

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpath.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpath.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..10b971d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpath.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Jsonpath — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Jsonpath

+

A string encoding a JSON Path. The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to zero or more valid objects within the current instance document when encoded in tree form.

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

cadsr:jsonpath

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpointer.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpointer.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b2c2764 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Jsonpointer.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Jsonpointer — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Jsonpointer

+

A string encoding a JSON Pointer. The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to a valid object within the current instance document when encoded in tree form.

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

cadsr:jsonpointer

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Ncname.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Ncname.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2a03f42 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Ncname.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Ncname — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Ncname

+

Prefix part of CURIE

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

cadsr:ncname

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Nodeidentifier.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Nodeidentifier.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cf19a87 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Nodeidentifier.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Nodeidentifier — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Nodeidentifier

+

A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model.

+

URI: shex:nonLiteral

+
    +
  • base: NodeIdentifier

  • +
  • uri: shex:nonLiteral

  • +
  • repr: str

  • +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

shex:nonLiteral

native

cadsr:nodeidentifier

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ObjectClass.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ObjectClass.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2d2827f --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ObjectClass.html @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: ObjectClass — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: ObjectClass

+

URI: cadsr:ObjectClass +Alias: ObjectClass

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementConcept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElementConcept

ObjectClass

range

ObjectClass

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ObjectClass

native

cadsr:ObjectClass

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: ObjectClass +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ObjectClass +domain_of: +- DataElementConcept +range: ObjectClass +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Objectidentifier.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Objectidentifier.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dafa952 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Objectidentifier.html @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Objectidentifier — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Objectidentifier

+

A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model.

+

URI: shex:iri

+ +
+

Comments

+
    +
  • Used for inheritance and type checking

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

shex:iri

native

cadsr:objectidentifier

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Owned_By.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Owned_By.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..195a5bb --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Owned_By.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Owned_By — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Owned_By

+

Who owns the Data Element

+

URI: cadsr:Owned_By +Alias: Owned_By

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Owned_By

native

cadsr:Owned_By

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Owned By +description: Who owns the Data Element +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Owned_By +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/PermissibleValue.html b/metamodels/cadsr/PermissibleValue.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f826568 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/PermissibleValue.html @@ -0,0 +1,369 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: PermissibleValue — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: PermissibleValue

+

List of Permissible Values

+

URI: cadsr:PermissibleValue

+
 classDiagram
+    class PermissibleValue
+    click PermissibleValue href "../PermissibleValue"
+      PermissibleValue : Begin_Date
+        
+      PermissibleValue : Concept_Code
+        
+      PermissibleValue : End_Date
+        
+      PermissibleValue : Permissible_Value
+        
+      PermissibleValue : VM_Description
+        
+      PermissibleValue : VM_Long_Name
+        
+      PermissibleValue : VM_Public_ID
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

Permissible_Value

0..1
String

A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val…

direct

VM_Long_Name

0..1
String

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

direct

VM_Public_ID

0..1
String

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

direct

Concept_Code

0..1
String

direct

VM_Description

0..1
String

The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item

direct

Begin_Date

0..1
String

The particular day, month and year this item became allowed

direct

End_Date

0..1
String

The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

CRDCDataElement

permissibleValues

range

PermissibleValue

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:PermissibleValue

native

cadsr:PermissibleValue

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: permissibleValue +description: List of Permissible Values +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- Permissible Value +- VM Long Name +- VM Public ID +- Concept Code +- VM Description +- Begin Date +- End Date +slot_usage: + Permissible Value: + name: Permissible Value + description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the + actual Value. + VM Long Name: + name: VM Long Name + description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. + VM Public ID: + name: VM Public ID + description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. + Concept Code: + name: Concept Code + VM Description: + name: VM Description + description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. + Begin Date: + name: Begin Date + description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. + End Date: + name: End Date + description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: permissibleValue
+description: List of Permissible Values
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  Permissible Value:
+    name: Permissible Value
+    description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the
+      actual Value.
+  VM Long Name:
+    name: VM Long Name
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+  VM Public ID:
+    name: VM Public ID
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+  Concept Code:
+    name: Concept Code
+  VM Description:
+    name: VM Description
+    description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item.
+  Begin Date:
+    name: Begin Date
+    description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.
+  End Date:
+    name: End Date
+    description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.
+attributes:
+  Permissible Value:
+    name: Permissible Value
+    description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the
+      actual Value.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Permissible_Value
+    owner: permissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - permissibleValue
+  VM Long Name:
+    name: VM Long Name
+    description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: VM_Long_Name
+    owner: permissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - permissibleValue
+  VM Public ID:
+    name: VM Public ID
+    description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration
+      Authority.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: VM_Public_ID
+    owner: permissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - permissibleValue
+  Concept Code:
+    name: Concept Code
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Concept_Code
+    owner: permissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - permissibleValue
+  VM Description:
+    name: VM Description
+    description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: VM_Description
+    owner: permissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - permissibleValue
+  Begin Date:
+    name: Begin Date
+    description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: Begin_Date
+    owner: permissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - permissibleValue
+  End Date:
+    name: End Date
+    description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: End_Date
+    owner: permissibleValue
+    domain_of:
+    - permissibleValue
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/PermissibleValues.html b/metamodels/cadsr/PermissibleValues.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..df2416b --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/PermissibleValues.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: PermissibleValues — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: PermissibleValues

+

URI: cadsr:PermissibleValues +Alias: PermissibleValues

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:PermissibleValues

native

cadsr:PermissibleValues

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: PermissibleValues +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: PermissibleValues +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +range: CDEPermissibleValue +required: false +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Permissible_Value.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Permissible_Value.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dc99301 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Permissible_Value.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Permissible_Value — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Permissible_Value

+

A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Value.

+

URI: cadsr:Permissible_Value +Alias: Permissible_Value

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Permissible_Value

native

cadsr:Permissible_Value

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Permissible Value +description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual + Value. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Permissible_Value +domain_of: +- permissibleValue +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Property.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Property.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..efdfea3 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Property.html @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Property — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Property

+

URI: cadsr:Property +Alias: Property

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementConcept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElementConcept

Property

range

Property

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Property

native

cadsr:Property

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Property +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Property +domain_of: +- DataElementConcept +range: Property +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ReferenceDocument.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ReferenceDocument.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e1cbda2 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ReferenceDocument.html @@ -0,0 +1,312 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: ReferenceDocument — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: ReferenceDocument

+

URI: cadsr:ReferenceDocument

+
 classDiagram
+    class ReferenceDocument
+    click ReferenceDocument href "../ReferenceDocument"
+      ReferenceDocument : context
+        
+      ReferenceDocument : description
+        
+      ReferenceDocument : name
+        
+      ReferenceDocument : type
+        
+      ReferenceDocument : url
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

name

0..1
String

direct

type

0..1
String

direct

description

0..1
String

direct

url

0..1
String

direct

context

0..1
String

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElement

ReferenceDocuments

range

ReferenceDocument

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ReferenceDocument

native

cadsr:ReferenceDocument

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: ReferenceDocument +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +slots: +- name +- type +- description +- url +- context +slot_usage: + type: + name: type + description: + name: description + url: + name: url + context: + name: context +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: ReferenceDocument
+from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+slot_usage:
+  type:
+    name: type
+  description:
+    name: description
+  url:
+    name: url
+  context:
+    name: context
+attributes:
+  name:
+    name: name
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: name
+    owner: ReferenceDocument
+    domain_of:
+    - AlternateName
+    - ReferenceDocument
+  type:
+    name: type
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: type
+    owner: ReferenceDocument
+    domain_of:
+    - AlternateName
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ReferenceDocument
+  description:
+    name: description
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: description
+    owner: ReferenceDocument
+    domain_of:
+    - ReferenceDocument
+  url:
+    name: url
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: url
+    owner: ReferenceDocument
+    domain_of:
+    - ReferenceDocument
+  context:
+    name: context
+    from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: context
+    owner: ReferenceDocument
+    domain_of:
+    - ClassificationScheme
+    - Property
+    - AlternateName
+    - ConceptualDomain
+    - ClassificationSchemeItem
+    - DataElement
+    - ValueDomain
+    - ObjectClass
+    - DataElementConcept
+    - ValueMeaning
+    - RepresentationTerm
+    - ReferenceDocument
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ReferenceDocuments.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ReferenceDocuments.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0b7e4ff --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ReferenceDocuments.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: ReferenceDocuments — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: ReferenceDocuments

+

URI: cadsr:ReferenceDocuments +Alias: ReferenceDocuments

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ReferenceDocuments

native

cadsr:ReferenceDocuments

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: ReferenceDocuments +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ReferenceDocuments +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: ReferenceDocument +required: false +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Registration_Status.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Registration_Status.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8838d7b --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Registration_Status.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Registration_Status — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Registration_Status

+

A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:Registration_Status +Alias: Registration_Status

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Registration_Status

native

cadsr:Registration_Status

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Registration Status +description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered + Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Registration_Status +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/RepresentationTerm.html b/metamodels/cadsr/RepresentationTerm.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f2964e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/RepresentationTerm.html @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: RepresentationTerm — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: RepresentationTerm

+

URI: cadsr:RepresentationTerm +Alias: RepresentationTerm

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

ValueDomain

RepresentationTerm

range

RepresentationTerm

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:RepresentationTerm

native

cadsr:RepresentationTerm

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: RepresentationTerm +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: RepresentationTerm +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +range: RepresentationTerm +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Sparqlpath.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Sparqlpath.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..008b9c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Sparqlpath.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Sparqlpath — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Sparqlpath

+

A string encoding a SPARQL Property Path. The value of the string MUST conform to SPARQL syntax and SHOULD dereference to zero or more valid objects within the current instance document when encoded as RDF.

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

cadsr:sparqlpath

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/String.html b/metamodels/cadsr/String.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..93fc953 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/String.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: String — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: String

+

A character string

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

cadsr:string

exact

schema:Text

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Time.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Time.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c4dff6d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Time.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Time — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Time

+

A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular day

+

URI: xsd:time

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:time

native

cadsr:time

exact

schema:Time

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Uri.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Uri.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..61efedc --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Uri.html @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Uri — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Uri

+

a complete URI

+

URI: xsd:anyURI

+ +
+

Comments

+
    +
  • in RDF serializations a slot with range of uri is treated as a literal or type xsd:anyURI unless it is an identifier or a reference to an identifier, in which case it is translated directly to a node

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:anyURI

native

cadsr:uri

close

schema:URL

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Uriorcurie.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Uriorcurie.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9afa85f --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Uriorcurie.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Uriorcurie — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Uriorcurie

+

a URI or a CURIE

+

URI: xsd:anyURI

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:anyURI

native

cadsr:uriorcurie

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Used_By.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Used_By.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..67ba676 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Used_By.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Used_By — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Used_By

+

Who is using the Data Element

+

URI: cadsr:Used_By +Alias: Used_By

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Used_By

native

cadsr:Used_By

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Used By +description: Who is using the Data Element +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Used_By +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/VD_Type.html b/metamodels/cadsr/VD_Type.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..082cea0 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/VD_Type.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: VD_Type — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: VD_Type

+

Value Domain type

+

URI: cadsr:VD_Type +Alias: VD_Type

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:VD_Type

native

cadsr:VD_Type

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: VD Type +description: Value Domain type +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VD_Type +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Description.html b/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Description.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3618ad0 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Description.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: VM_Description — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: VM_Description

+

The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:VM_Description +Alias: VM_Description

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:VM_Description

native

cadsr:VM_Description

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: VM Description +description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VM_Description +domain_of: +- permissibleValue +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Long_Name.html b/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Long_Name.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a3a1afa --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Long_Name.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: VM_Long_Name — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: VM_Long_Name

+

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.

+

URI: cadsr:VM_Long_Name +Alias: VM_Long_Name

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:VM_Long_Name

native

cadsr:VM_Long_Name

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: VM Long Name +description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VM_Long_Name +domain_of: +- permissibleValue +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Public_ID.html b/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Public_ID.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b934cd4 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/VM_Public_ID.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: VM_Public_ID — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: VM_Public_ID

+

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authority.

+

URI: cadsr:VM_Public_ID +Alias: VM_Public_ID

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:VM_Public_ID

native

cadsr:VM_Public_ID

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: VM Public ID +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: VM_Public_ID +domain_of: +- permissibleValue +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ValueDomain.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ValueDomain.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c49b79d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ValueDomain.html @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: ValueDomain — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: ValueDomain

+

URI: cadsr:ValueDomain +Alias: ValueDomain

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

DataElement

ValueDomain

range

ValueDomain

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ValueDomain

native

cadsr:ValueDomain

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: ValueDomain +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ValueDomain +domain_of: +- DataElement +range: ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/ValueMeaning.html b/metamodels/cadsr/ValueMeaning.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..66ee155 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/ValueMeaning.html @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: ValueMeaning — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: ValueMeaning

+

URI: cadsr:ValueMeaning +Alias: ValueMeaning

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

CDEPermissibleValue

ValueMeaning

range

ValueMeaning

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:ValueMeaning

native

cadsr:ValueMeaning

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: ValueMeaning +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: ValueMeaning +domain_of: +- CDEPermissibleValue +range: ValueMeaning +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Version.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Version.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..451b114 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Version.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Version — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Version

+

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:Version +Alias: Version

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Version

native

cadsr:Version

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Version +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Version +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/Workflow_Status.html b/metamodels/cadsr/Workflow_Status.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..15d2e68 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/Workflow_Status.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: Workflow_Status — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: Workflow_Status

+

A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a Context Owner for handling new administered items.

+

URI: cadsr:Workflow_Status +Alias: Workflow_Status

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:Workflow_Status

native

cadsr:Workflow_Status

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: Workflow Status +description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: Workflow_Status +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/administrativeNotes.html b/metamodels/cadsr/administrativeNotes.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e5609b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/administrativeNotes.html @@ -0,0 +1,215 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: administrativeNotes — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: administrativeNotes

+

URI: cadsr:administrativeNotes +Alias: administrativeNotes

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:administrativeNotes

native

cadsr:administrativeNotes

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: administrativeNotes +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: administrativeNotes +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/beginDate.html b/metamodels/cadsr/beginDate.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..50ca185 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/beginDate.html @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: beginDate — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: beginDate

+

The particular day, month and year this item became allowed.

+

URI: cadsr:beginDate +Alias: beginDate

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:beginDate

native

cadsr:beginDate

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: beginDate +description: The particular day, month and year this item became allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: beginDate +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/cadsr.html b/metamodels/cadsr/cadsr.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4e4392f --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/cadsr.html @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ + + + + + + + + cadsr — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

cadsr

+

None

+

URI: https://example.org/cadsr

+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/changeDescription.html b/metamodels/cadsr/changeDescription.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..20a7dd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/changeDescription.html @@ -0,0 +1,213 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: changeDescription — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: changeDescription

+

The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior version of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:changeDescription +Alias: changeDescription

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:changeDescription

native

cadsr:changeDescription

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: changeDescription +description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the + prior version of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: changeDescription +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/changeNote.html b/metamodels/cadsr/changeNote.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0d78ccb --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/changeNote.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: changeNote — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: changeNote

+

The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior version of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:changeNote +Alias: changeNote

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementQuery

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:changeNote

native

cadsr:changeNote

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: changeNote +description: The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the + prior version of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: changeNote +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/characterSet.html b/metamodels/cadsr/characterSet.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1ed89dd --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/characterSet.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: characterSet — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: characterSet

+

URI: cadsr:characterSet +Alias: characterSet

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:characterSet

native

cadsr:characterSet

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: characterSet +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: characterSet +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/conceptCode.html b/metamodels/cadsr/conceptCode.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6fc5ce8 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/conceptCode.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: conceptCode — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: conceptCode

+

URI: cadsr:conceptCode +Alias: conceptCode

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Concept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:conceptCode

native

cadsr:conceptCode

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: conceptCode +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: conceptCode +domain_of: +- Concept +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/context.html b/metamodels/cadsr/context.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..853cfdd --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/context.html @@ -0,0 +1,230 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: context — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: context

+

URI: cadsr:context +Alias: context

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

AlternateName

yes

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ReferenceDocument

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

ClassificationSchemeItem

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ClassificationScheme

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:context

native

cadsr:context

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: context +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: context +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- AlternateName +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- ReferenceDocument +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/contextName.html b/metamodels/cadsr/contextName.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fd92288 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/contextName.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: contextName — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: contextName

+

A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within a specific Context.

+

URI: cadsr:contextName +Alias: contextName

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementQuery

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:contextName

native

cadsr:contextName

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: contextName +description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: contextName +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/contextVersion.html b/metamodels/cadsr/contextVersion.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..93fc899 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/contextVersion.html @@ -0,0 +1,217 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: contextVersion — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: contextVersion

+

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:contextVersion +Alias: contextVersion

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:contextVersion

native

cadsr:contextVersion

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: contextVersion +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: contextVersion +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/createdBy.html b/metamodels/cadsr/createdBy.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..28f0848 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/createdBy.html @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: createdBy — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: createdBy

+

This is a description of createdBy.

+

URI: cadsr:createdBy +Alias: createdBy

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:createdBy

native

cadsr:createdBy

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: createdBy +description: This is a description of createdBy. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: createdBy +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/dataElementConceptPublicId.html b/metamodels/cadsr/dataElementConceptPublicId.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..92f22e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/dataElementConceptPublicId.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: dataElementConceptPublicId — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: dataElementConceptPublicId

+

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authority.

+

URI: cadsr:dataElementConceptPublicId +Alias: dataElementConceptPublicId

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementQuery

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:dataElementConceptPublicId

native

cadsr:dataElementConceptPublicId

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: dataElementConceptPublicId +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dataElementConceptPublicId +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/dataElementConceptVersion.html b/metamodels/cadsr/dataElementConceptVersion.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dac1949 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/dataElementConceptVersion.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: dataElementConceptVersion — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: dataElementConceptVersion

+

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:dataElementConceptVersion +Alias: dataElementConceptVersion

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementQuery

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:dataElementConceptVersion

native

cadsr:dataElementConceptVersion

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: dataElementConceptVersion +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dataElementConceptVersion +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/dataType.html b/metamodels/cadsr/dataType.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..28f4a93 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/dataType.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: dataType — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: dataType

+

URI: cadsr:dataType +Alias: dataType

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:dataType

native

cadsr:dataType

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: dataType +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dataType +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/dateCreated.html b/metamodels/cadsr/dateCreated.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f8169bf --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/dateCreated.html @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: dateCreated — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: dateCreated

+

The date the Administered Item was created.

+

URI: cadsr:dateCreated +Alias: dateCreated

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:dateCreated

native

cadsr:dateCreated

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: dateCreated +description: The date the Administered Item was created. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dateCreated +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/dateModified.html b/metamodels/cadsr/dateModified.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d37ba3f --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/dateModified.html @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: dateModified — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: dateModified

+

Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified

+

URI: cadsr:dateModified +Alias: dateModified

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:dateModified

native

cadsr:dateModified

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: dateModified +description: Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: dateModified +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/decimalPlace.html b/metamodels/cadsr/decimalPlace.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2f0377e --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/decimalPlace.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: decimalPlace — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: decimalPlace

+

URI: cadsr:decimalPlace +Alias: decimalPlace

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:decimalPlace

native

cadsr:decimalPlace

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: decimalPlace +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: decimalPlace +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/definition.html b/metamodels/cadsr/definition.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8099db0 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/definition.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: definition — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: definition

+

URI: cadsr:definition +Alias: definition

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Concept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:definition

native

cadsr:definition

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: definition +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: definition +domain_of: +- Concept +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/deletedIndicator.html b/metamodels/cadsr/deletedIndicator.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..65e058d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/deletedIndicator.html @@ -0,0 +1,223 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: deletedIndicator — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: deletedIndicator

+

An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, thought the physical record still exists.

+

URI: cadsr:deletedIndicator +Alias: deletedIndicator

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:deletedIndicator

native

cadsr:deletedIndicator

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: deletedIndicator +description: An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, + thought the physical record still exists. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: deletedIndicator +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/description.html b/metamodels/cadsr/description.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f048a03 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/description.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: description — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: description

+

URI: cadsr:description +Alias: description

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ReferenceDocument

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:description

native

cadsr:description

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: description +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: description +domain_of: +- ReferenceDocument +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/displayOrder.html b/metamodels/cadsr/displayOrder.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4972be8 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/displayOrder.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: displayOrder — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: displayOrder

+

URI: cadsr:displayOrder +Alias: displayOrder

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Concept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:displayOrder

native

cadsr:displayOrder

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: displayOrder +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: displayOrder +domain_of: +- Concept +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/endDate.html b/metamodels/cadsr/endDate.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..597d3e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/endDate.html @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: endDate — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: endDate

+

The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed.

+

URI: cadsr:endDate +Alias: endDate

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:endDate

native

cadsr:endDate

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: endDate +description: The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: endDate +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/evsSource.html b/metamodels/cadsr/evsSource.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5956f83 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/evsSource.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: evsSource — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: evsSource

+

The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept identifier.

+

URI: cadsr:evsSource +Alias: evsSource

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Concept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:evsSource

native

cadsr:evsSource

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: evsSource +description: The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept + identifier. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: evsSource +domain_of: +- Concept +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/format.html b/metamodels/cadsr/format.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..126a946 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/format.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: format — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: format

+

URI: cadsr:format +Alias: format

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:format

native

cadsr:format

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: format +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: format +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/id.html b/metamodels/cadsr/id.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9d06963 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/id.html @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: id — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: id

+

The 36 character caDSR database identifier.

+

URI: cadsr:id +Alias: id

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:id

native

cadsr:id

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: id +description: The 36 character caDSR database identifier. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: id +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/index.html b/metamodels/cadsr/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..61c80b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,573 @@ + + + + + + + + cadsr — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

cadsr

+

URI: https://example.org/cadsr

+

Name: cadsr

+
+

Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Class

Description

AlternateName

CDEPermissibleValue

ClassificationScheme

ClassificationSchemeItem

Concept

ConceptualDomain

CRDCDataElement

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

DataElementConcept

DataElementContainer

DataElementgetCRDCListGETResponse

DataElementpublicIdGETResponse

DataElementQuery

DataElementqueryGETResponse

DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

PermissibleValue

List of Permissible Values

Property

ReferenceDocument

RepresentationTerm

ValueDomain

ValueMeaning

+
+
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Slot

Description

administrativeNotes

AlternateNames

Begin_Date

The particular day, month and year this item became allowed

beginDate

The particular day, month and year this item became allowed

CDE_Long_Name

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

CDE_Public_ID

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

changeDescription

The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior …

changeNote

The description of what has changed in the Administered Item since the prior …

characterSet

ClassificationSchemeItems

ClassificationSchemes

Coding_Instruction

CRDC Coding Instructions

Concept_Code

conceptCode

Concepts

ConceptualDomain

context

contextName

A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within …

contextVersion

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

CRD_Domain

CRDC Domain

CRDC_Definition

CRD Definition

CRDC_Name

CRDC Name

CRDCDataElements

createdBy

This is a description of createdBy

DataElement

DataElementConcept

dataElementConceptPublicId

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

dataElementConceptVersion

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

DataElementQueryResults

dataType

dateCreated

The date the Administered Item was created

dateModified

Date on which the record was modified; last date the object was modified

decimalPlace

Deep_Link

definition

deletedIndicator

An indicator that characterizes the item as eliminated from the registry, tho…

description

displayOrder

End_Date

The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed

endDate

The day, month and year this item becomes no longer allowed

evsSource

The name of the EVS concept code that was the source for the concept identifi…

Example

CRDC Example

format

id

The 36 character caDSR database identifier

Instructions

CRDC Instructions

latestVersionIndicator

The present form of an Administered Item

longName

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

maxLength

maxValue

minLength

minValue

modifiedBy

Username of the person who modified the record

name

numRecords

ObjectClass

origin

The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered Item

Owned_By

Who owns the Data Element

Permissible_Value

A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val…

permissibleValues

PermissibleValues

preferredDefinition

The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item

preferredName

A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within …

primaryIndicator

Property

publicId

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

ReferenceDocuments

Registration_Status

A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered…

registrationStatus

A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered…

RepresentationTerm

type

unitOfMeasure

unresolvedIssues

Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation of the Adm…

url

Used_By

Who is using the Data Element

value

A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Val…

valueDescription

The text of the most desirable meaning for Value

ValueDomain

valueDomainPublicId

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

valueDomainVersion

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

ValueMeaning

VD_Type

Value Domain type

version

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

Version

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item

VM_Description

The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item

VM_Long_Name

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry

VM_Public_ID

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authorit…

Workflow_Status

A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C…

workflowStatus

A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a C…

+
+
+

Enumerations

+ + + + + + +

Enumeration

Description

+
+
+

Types

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Type

Description

Boolean

A binary (true or false) value

Curie

a compact URI

Date

a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar

DateOrDatetime

Either a date or a datetime

Datetime

The combination of a date and time

Decimal

A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal speci…

Double

A real number that conforms to the xsd:double specification

Float

A real number that conforms to the xsd:float specification

Integer

An integer

Jsonpath

A string encoding a JSON Path

Jsonpointer

A string encoding a JSON Pointer

Ncname

Prefix part of CURIE

Nodeidentifier

A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model

Objectidentifier

A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model

Sparqlpath

A string encoding a SPARQL Property Path

String

A character string

Time

A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular…

Uri

a complete URI

Uriorcurie

a URI or a CURIE

+
+
+

Subsets

+ + + + + + +

Subset

Description

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/latestVersionIndicator.html b/metamodels/cadsr/latestVersionIndicator.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..85c304e --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/latestVersionIndicator.html @@ -0,0 +1,217 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: latestVersionIndicator — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: latestVersionIndicator

+

The present form of an Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:latestVersionIndicator +Alias: latestVersionIndicator

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:latestVersionIndicator

native

cadsr:latestVersionIndicator

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: latestVersionIndicator +description: The present form of an Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: latestVersionIndicator +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/longName.html b/metamodels/cadsr/longName.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aae7bf0 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/longName.html @@ -0,0 +1,232 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: longName — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: longName

+

A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry.

+

URI: cadsr:longName +Alias: longName

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

RepresentationTerm

yes

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

ClassificationSchemeItem

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

Concept

yes

ClassificationScheme

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:longName

native

cadsr:longName

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: longName +description: A 255 character limit name for an item in the registry. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: longName +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- Concept +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/maxLength.html b/metamodels/cadsr/maxLength.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69537d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/maxLength.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: maxLength — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: maxLength

+

URI: cadsr:maxLength +Alias: maxLength

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:maxLength

native

cadsr:maxLength

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: maxLength +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: maxLength +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/maxValue.html b/metamodels/cadsr/maxValue.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c9def3 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/maxValue.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: maxValue — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: maxValue

+

URI: cadsr:maxValue +Alias: maxValue

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:maxValue

native

cadsr:maxValue

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: maxValue +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: maxValue +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/minLength.html b/metamodels/cadsr/minLength.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2d30ebb --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/minLength.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: minLength — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: minLength

+

URI: cadsr:minLength +Alias: minLength

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:minLength

native

cadsr:minLength

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: minLength +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: minLength +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/minValue.html b/metamodels/cadsr/minValue.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ba2fb6d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/minValue.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: minValue — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: minValue

+

URI: cadsr:minValue +Alias: minValue

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:minValue

native

cadsr:minValue

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: minValue +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: minValue +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/modifiedBy.html b/metamodels/cadsr/modifiedBy.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a37460d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/modifiedBy.html @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: modifiedBy — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: modifiedBy

+

Username of the person who modified the record

+

URI: cadsr:modifiedBy +Alias: modifiedBy

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:modifiedBy

native

cadsr:modifiedBy

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: modifiedBy +description: Username of the person who modified the record +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: modifiedBy +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/name.html b/metamodels/cadsr/name.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d3a07ba --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/name.html @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: name — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: name

+

URI: cadsr:name +Alias: name

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

AlternateName

no

ReferenceDocument

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:name

native

cadsr:name

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: name +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: name +domain_of: +- AlternateName +- ReferenceDocument +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/numRecords.html b/metamodels/cadsr/numRecords.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aa86a4c --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/numRecords.html @@ -0,0 +1,186 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: numRecords — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: numRecords

+

URI: cadsr:numRecords +Alias: numRecords

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementqueryConceptGETResponse

yes

DataElementqueryContextGETResponse

yes

DataElementqueryGETResponse

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:numRecords

native

cadsr:numRecords

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: numRecords +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: numRecords +domain_of: +- DataElementqueryContext_GET_response +- DataElementqueryConcept_GET_response +- DataElementquery_GET_response +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/origin.html b/metamodels/cadsr/origin.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..941d91c --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/origin.html @@ -0,0 +1,223 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: origin — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: origin

+

The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:origin +Alias: origin

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:origin

native

cadsr:origin

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: origin +description: The source (document, project, discipline or model) for the Administered + Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: origin +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/permissibleValues.html b/metamodels/cadsr/permissibleValues.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..521cbae --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/permissibleValues.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: permissibleValues — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: permissibleValues

+

URI: cadsr:permissibleValues +Alias: permissibleValues

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CRDCDataElement

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:permissibleValues

native

cadsr:permissibleValues

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: permissibleValues +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: permissibleValues +domain_of: +- CRDCDataElement +range: permissibleValue +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/preferredDefinition.html b/metamodels/cadsr/preferredDefinition.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c7539b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/preferredDefinition.html @@ -0,0 +1,217 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: preferredDefinition — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: preferredDefinition

+

The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:preferredDefinition +Alias: preferredDefinition

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:preferredDefinition

native

cadsr:preferredDefinition

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: preferredDefinition +description: The text of the most desirable meaning for the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: preferredDefinition +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/preferredName.html b/metamodels/cadsr/preferredName.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3785795 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/preferredName.html @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: preferredName — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: preferredName

+

A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name.

+

URI: cadsr:preferredName +Alias: preferredName

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:preferredName

native

cadsr:preferredName

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: preferredName +description: A 30 character limit name by which an Administered Item is designated + within a specific Context. Referred to as Short Name. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: preferredName +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/primaryIndicator.html b/metamodels/cadsr/primaryIndicator.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..44b8c38 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/primaryIndicator.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: primaryIndicator — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: primaryIndicator

+

URI: cadsr:primaryIndicator +Alias: primaryIndicator

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Concept

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:primaryIndicator

native

cadsr:primaryIndicator

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: primaryIndicator +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: primaryIndicator +domain_of: +- Concept +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/publicId.html b/metamodels/cadsr/publicId.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f577008 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/publicId.html @@ -0,0 +1,243 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: publicId — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: publicId

+

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authority.

+

URI: cadsr:publicId +Alias: publicId

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

ClassificationSchemeItem

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ClassificationScheme

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Comments

+
    +
  • note this can appear at different levels

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:publicId

native

cadsr:publicId

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: publicId +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +comments: +- note this can appear at different levels +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: publicId +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- CDEPermissibleValue +- DataElementQuery +range: string +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/registrationStatus.html b/metamodels/cadsr/registrationStatus.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6911b62 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/registrationStatus.html @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: registrationStatus — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: registrationStatus

+

A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:registrationStatus +Alias: registrationStatus

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:registrationStatus

native

cadsr:registrationStatus

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: registrationStatus +description: A designation of the status in the registration life-cycle of an Administered + Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: registrationStatus +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/type.html b/metamodels/cadsr/type.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a06d5f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/type.html @@ -0,0 +1,185 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: type — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: type

+

URI: cadsr:type +Alias: type

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

AlternateName

yes

ReferenceDocument

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:type

native

cadsr:type

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: type +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: type +domain_of: +- AlternateName +- ValueDomain +- ReferenceDocument +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/unitOfMeasure.html b/metamodels/cadsr/unitOfMeasure.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cdf4fe2 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/unitOfMeasure.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: unitOfMeasure — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: unitOfMeasure

+

URI: cadsr:unitOfMeasure +Alias: unitOfMeasure

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:unitOfMeasure

native

cadsr:unitOfMeasure

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: unitOfMeasure +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: unitOfMeasure +domain_of: +- ValueDomain +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/unresolvedIssues.html b/metamodels/cadsr/unresolvedIssues.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f2152b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/unresolvedIssues.html @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: unresolvedIssues — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: unresolvedIssues

+

Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:unresolvedIssues +Alias: unresolvedIssues

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:unresolvedIssues

native

cadsr:unresolvedIssues

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: unresolvedIssues +description: Any problem that remains unresolved regarding proper documentation of + the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: unresolvedIssues +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/url.html b/metamodels/cadsr/url.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..23ec7a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/url.html @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: url — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: url

+

URI: cadsr:url +Alias: url

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ReferenceDocument

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:url

native

cadsr:url

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: url +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: url +domain_of: +- ReferenceDocument +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/value.html b/metamodels/cadsr/value.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7a89417 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/value.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: value — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: value

+

A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual Value.

+

URI: cadsr:value +Alias: value

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:value

native

cadsr:value

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: value +description: A representation of a Value Meaning in a specific Value Domain the actual + Value. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: value +domain_of: +- CDEPermissibleValue +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/valueDescription.html b/metamodels/cadsr/valueDescription.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..64ad4f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/valueDescription.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: valueDescription — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: valueDescription

+

The text of the most desirable meaning for Value

+

URI: cadsr:valueDescription +Alias: valueDescription

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

CDEPermissibleValue

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:valueDescription

native

cadsr:valueDescription

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: valueDescription +description: The text of the most desirable meaning for Value +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: valueDescription +domain_of: +- CDEPermissibleValue +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/valueDomainPublicId.html b/metamodels/cadsr/valueDomainPublicId.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f640faf --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/valueDomainPublicId.html @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: valueDomainPublicId — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: valueDomainPublicId

+

The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration Authority.

+

URI: cadsr:valueDomainPublicId +Alias: valueDomainPublicId

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementQuery

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:valueDomainPublicId

native

cadsr:valueDomainPublicId

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: valueDomainPublicId +description: The unique identifier for an Administered Item within a Registration + Authority. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: valueDomainPublicId +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/valueDomainVersion.html b/metamodels/cadsr/valueDomainVersion.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..16388e1 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/valueDomainVersion.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: valueDomainVersion — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: valueDomainVersion

+

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:valueDomainVersion +Alias: valueDomainVersion

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

DataElementQuery

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:valueDomainVersion

native

cadsr:valueDomainVersion

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: valueDomainVersion +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: valueDomainVersion +domain_of: +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/version.html b/metamodels/cadsr/version.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9dad122 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/version.html @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: version — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: version

+

The unique version identifier of the Administered Item.

+

URI: cadsr:version +Alias: version

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

ClassificationSchemeItem

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ClassificationScheme

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:version

native

cadsr:version

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: version +description: The unique version identifier of the Administered Item. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: version +domain_of: +- ClassificationScheme +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- ClassificationSchemeItem +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +required: false +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/cadsr/workflowStatus.html b/metamodels/cadsr/workflowStatus.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4aa8194 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/cadsr/workflowStatus.html @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: workflowStatus — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: workflowStatus

+

A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle of a Context Owner for handling new administered items.

+

URI: cadsr:workflowStatus +Alias: workflowStatus

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ValueMeaning

yes

Property

yes

DataElementQuery

yes

DataElementConcept

yes

ObjectClass

Class or class expression used to annotated a DataElementConcept (DEC)

yes

DataElement

An element representing a specific metadata element

yes

RepresentationTerm

yes

ConceptualDomain

yes

ValueDomain

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://example.org/cadsr

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

cadsr:workflowStatus

native

cadsr:workflowStatus

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: workflowStatus +description: A name of a designation of the status in the administrative life-cycle + of a Context Owner for handling new administered items. +from_schema: https://example.org/cadsr +rank: 1000 +alias: workflowStatus +domain_of: +- Property +- ConceptualDomain +- DataElement +- ValueDomain +- ObjectClass +- DataElementConcept +- ValueMeaning +- RepresentationTerm +- DataElementQuery +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Any.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Any.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..934b14d --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Any.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Any — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Any

+

URI: linkml:Any

+
 classDiagram
+    class Any
+    click Any href "../Any"
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:Any

native

frictionless:Any

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Any +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +class_uri: linkml:Any +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Any
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+class_uri: linkml:Any
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Boolean.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Boolean.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c8ab91 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Boolean.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Boolean — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Boolean

+

A binary (true or false) value

+

URI: xsd:boolean

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:boolean

native

frictionless:boolean

exact

schema:Boolean

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Constraints.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Constraints.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ab75433 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Constraints.html @@ -0,0 +1,253 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Constraints — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Constraints

+

URI: frictionless:Constraints

+
 classDiagram
+    class Constraints
+    click Constraints href "../Constraints"
+      Constraints : pattern
+        
+      Constraints : required
+        
+      Constraints : unique
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

required

0..1
Boolean

direct

pattern

0..1
String

direct

unique

0..1
Boolean

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

Field

constraints

range

Constraints

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:Constraints

native

frictionless:Constraints

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Constraints +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- required +- pattern +- unique +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Constraints
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+attributes:
+  required:
+    name: required
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:required
+    alias: required
+    owner: Constraints
+    domain_of:
+    - Constraints
+    range: boolean
+  pattern:
+    name: pattern
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:pattern
+    alias: pattern
+    owner: Constraints
+    domain_of:
+    - Constraints
+  unique:
+    name: unique
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:identifier
+    alias: unique
+    owner: Constraints
+    domain_of:
+    - Constraints
+    range: boolean
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Curie.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Curie.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ca6eaaf --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Curie.html @@ -0,0 +1,149 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Curie — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Curie

+

a compact URI

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Comments

+
    +
  • in RDF serializations this MUST be expanded to a URI

  • +
  • in non-RDF serializations MAY be serialized as the compact representation

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

frictionless:curie

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Date.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Date.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bfb743 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Date.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Date — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Date

+

a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar

+

URI: xsd:date

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:date

native

frictionless:date

exact

schema:Date

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/DateOrDatetime.html b/metamodels/frictionless/DateOrDatetime.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0271a42 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/DateOrDatetime.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: DateOrDatetime — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: DateOrDatetime

+

Either a date or a datetime

+

URI: linkml:DateOrDatetime

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:DateOrDatetime

native

frictionless:date_or_datetime

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Datetime.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Datetime.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2a97a49 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Datetime.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Datetime — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Datetime

+

The combination of a date and time

+

URI: xsd:dateTime

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:dateTime

native

frictionless:datetime

exact

schema:DateTime

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Decimal.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Decimal.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b33175e --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Decimal.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Decimal — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Decimal

+

A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal specification

+

URI: xsd:decimal

+
    +
  • base: Decimal

  • +
  • uri: xsd:decimal

  • +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:decimal

native

frictionless:decimal

broad

schema:Number

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Dialect.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Dialect.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..53c34e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Dialect.html @@ -0,0 +1,266 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Dialect — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Dialect

+

URI: frictionless:Dialect

+
 classDiagram
+    class Dialect
+    click Dialect href "../Dialect"
+      Dialect : delimiter
+        
+      Dialect : doubleQuote
+        
+      Dialect : header
+        
+      Dialect : lineTerminator
+        
+      Dialect : skipInitialSpace
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

delimiter

0..1
String

direct

doubleQuote

0..1
Boolean

direct

lineTerminator

0..1
String

direct

skipInitialSpace

0..1
Boolean

direct

header

0..1
Boolean

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:Dialect

native

frictionless:Dialect

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Dialect +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- delimiter +- doubleQuote +- lineTerminator +- skipInitialSpace +- header +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Dialect
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+attributes:
+  delimiter:
+    name: delimiter
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: delimiter
+    owner: Dialect
+    domain_of:
+    - Dialect
+    range: string
+  doubleQuote:
+    name: doubleQuote
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: doubleQuote
+    owner: Dialect
+    domain_of:
+    - Dialect
+    range: boolean
+  lineTerminator:
+    name: lineTerminator
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: lineTerminator
+    owner: Dialect
+    domain_of:
+    - Dialect
+    range: string
+  skipInitialSpace:
+    name: skipInitialSpace
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: skipInitialSpace
+    owner: Dialect
+    domain_of:
+    - Dialect
+    range: boolean
+  header:
+    name: header
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: header
+    owner: Dialect
+    domain_of:
+    - Dialect
+    range: boolean
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Double.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Double.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9638788 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Double.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Double — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Double

+

A real number that conforms to the xsd:double specification

+

URI: xsd:double

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:double

native

frictionless:double

close

schema:Float

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Field.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Field.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b1c0e00 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Field.html @@ -0,0 +1,363 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Field — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Field

+

URI: frictionless:Field

+
 classDiagram
+    class Field
+    click Field href "../Field"
+      Field : constraints
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Field --> "0..1" Constraints : constraints
+        click Constraints href "../Constraints"
+    
+
+        
+      Field : description
+        
+      Field : enum
+        
+      Field : format
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Field --> "0..1" FormatEnum : format
+        click FormatEnum href "../FormatEnum"
+    
+
+        
+      Field : name
+        
+      Field : type
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Field --> "0..1" TypeEnum : type
+        click TypeEnum href "../TypeEnum"
+    
+
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

name

1
String

direct

description

*
String

direct

type

0..1
TypeEnum

direct

constraints

0..1
Constraints

direct

format

0..1
FormatEnum

direct

enum

*
String

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

Reference

fields

range

Field

ForeignKeys

fields

range

Field

Schema

fields

range

Field

Schema

primaryKey

range

Field

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:Field

native

frictionless:Field

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Field +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- name +- description +- type +- constraints +- format +- enum +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Field
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+attributes:
+  name:
+    name: name
+    examples:
+    - value: description
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:name
+    identifier: true
+    alias: name
+    owner: Field
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    - Resource
+    - Package
+    range: string
+    required: true
+  description:
+    name: description
+    examples:
+    - value: A human-readable description of this identifier namespace
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:description
+    alias: description
+    owner: Field
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    - Resource
+    range: string
+    multivalued: true
+  type:
+    name: type
+    examples:
+    - value: string
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: type
+    owner: Field
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    range: type_enum
+  constraints:
+    name: constraints
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: constraints
+    owner: Field
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    range: Constraints
+  format:
+    name: format
+    examples:
+    - value: any
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: format
+    owner: Field
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    range: format_enum
+  enum:
+    name: enum
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    close_mappings:
+    - linkml:range
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: enum
+    owner: Field
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    range: string
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Float.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Float.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4766b92 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Float.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Float — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Float

+

A real number that conforms to the xsd:float specification

+

URI: xsd:float

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:float

native

frictionless:float

exact

schema:Float

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/ForeignKeys.html b/metamodels/frictionless/ForeignKeys.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..572c99b --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/ForeignKeys.html @@ -0,0 +1,292 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: ForeignKeys — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: ForeignKeys

+

URI: frictionless:ForeignKeys

+
 classDiagram
+    class ForeignKeys
+    click ForeignKeys href "../ForeignKeys"
+      ForeignKeys : constraint_name
+        
+      ForeignKeys : fields
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        ForeignKeys --> "*" Field : fields
+        click Field href "../Field"
+    
+
+        
+      ForeignKeys : reference
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        ForeignKeys --> "0..1" Reference : reference
+        click Reference href "../Reference"
+    
+
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

fields

*
Field

direct

reference

0..1
Reference

direct

constraint_name

0..1
String

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

Schema

foreignKeys

range

ForeignKeys

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:ForeignKeys

native

frictionless:ForeignKeys

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: ForeignKeys +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- fields +- reference +- constraint_name +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: false + range: + name: range + id_prefixes: + - Any +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: ForeignKeys
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+slot_usage:
+  fields:
+    name: fields
+    inlined: false
+  range:
+    name: range
+    id_prefixes:
+    - Any
+attributes:
+  fields:
+    name: fields
+    examples:
+    - value: id
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: fields
+    owner: ForeignKeys
+    domain_of:
+    - Reference
+    - ForeignKeys
+    - Schema
+    range: Field
+    multivalued: true
+    inlined: false
+  reference:
+    name: reference
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: reference
+    owner: ForeignKeys
+    domain_of:
+    - ForeignKeys
+    range: Reference
+  constraint_name:
+    name: constraint_name
+    examples:
+    - value: dcc_project_fkey
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: constraint_name
+    owner: ForeignKeys
+    domain_of:
+    - ForeignKeys
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/FormatEnum.html b/metamodels/frictionless/FormatEnum.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9d457bd --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/FormatEnum.html @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + + + + + + + Enum: FormatEnum — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Enum: FormatEnum

+

URI: FormatEnum

+
+

Permissible Values

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Value

Meaning

Description

any

None

any

email

None

email

binary

None

binary

+
+
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

format

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: format_enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +permissible_values: + any: + text: any + description: any + email: + text: email + description: email + binary: + text: binary + description: binary +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Integer.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Integer.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ff06b56 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Integer.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Integer — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Integer

+

An integer

+

URI: xsd:integer

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:integer

native

frictionless:integer

exact

schema:Integer

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpath.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpath.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d4a1f47 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpath.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Jsonpath — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Jsonpath

+

A string encoding a JSON Path. The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to zero or more valid objects within the current instance document when encoded in tree form.

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

frictionless:jsonpath

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpointer.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpointer.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7d0995 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Jsonpointer.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Jsonpointer — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Jsonpointer

+

A string encoding a JSON Pointer. The value of the string MUST conform to JSON Point syntax and SHOULD dereference to a valid object within the current instance document when encoded in tree form.

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

frictionless:jsonpointer

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Ncname.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Ncname.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e7cb714 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Ncname.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Ncname — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Ncname

+

Prefix part of CURIE

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

frictionless:ncname

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Nodeidentifier.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Nodeidentifier.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d56520b --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Nodeidentifier.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Nodeidentifier — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Nodeidentifier

+

A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model.

+

URI: shex:nonLiteral

+
    +
  • base: NodeIdentifier

  • +
  • uri: shex:nonLiteral

  • +
  • repr: str

  • +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

shex:nonLiteral

native

frictionless:nodeidentifier

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Objectidentifier.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Objectidentifier.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1910921 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Objectidentifier.html @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Objectidentifier — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Objectidentifier

+

A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model.

+

URI: shex:iri

+ +
+

Comments

+
    +
  • Used for inheritance and type checking

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

shex:iri

native

frictionless:objectidentifier

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Package.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Package.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c3158c --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Package.html @@ -0,0 +1,286 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Package — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Package

+

URI: frictionless:Package

+
 classDiagram
+    class Package
+    click Package href "../Package"
+      Package : name
+        
+      Package : profile
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Package --> "0..1" ProfileEnum : profile
+        click ProfileEnum href "../ProfileEnum"
+    
+
+        
+      Package : resources
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Package --> "*" Resource : resources
+        click Resource href "../Resource"
+    
+
+        
+      Package : title
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

profile

0..1
ProfileEnum

direct

name

1
String

direct

title

0..1
String

direct

resources

*
Resource

direct

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:Package

native

frictionless:Package

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Package +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- profile +- name +- title +- resources +tree_root: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Package
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+attributes:
+  profile:
+    name: profile
+    examples:
+    - value: tabular-data-resource
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: profile
+    owner: Package
+    domain_of:
+    - Resource
+    - Package
+    range: profile_enum
+  name:
+    name: name
+    examples:
+    - value: description
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:name
+    identifier: true
+    alias: name
+    owner: Package
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    - Resource
+    - Package
+    range: string
+    required: true
+  title:
+    name: title
+    examples:
+    - value: id_namespace
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:title
+    alias: title
+    owner: Package
+    domain_of:
+    - Resource
+    - Package
+    range: string
+  resources:
+    name: resources
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: resources
+    owner: Package
+    domain_of:
+    - Package
+    range: Resource
+    multivalued: true
+    inlined: true
+    inlined_as_list: true
+tree_root: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/ProfileEnum.html b/metamodels/frictionless/ProfileEnum.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4392a64 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/ProfileEnum.html @@ -0,0 +1,170 @@ + + + + + + + + Enum: ProfileEnum — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Enum: ProfileEnum

+

URI: ProfileEnum

+
+

Permissible Values

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Value

Meaning

Description

tabular-data-resource

None

tabular-data-package

None

+
+
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

profile

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: profile_enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +permissible_values: + tabular-data-resource: + text: tabular-data-resource + tabular-data-package: + text: tabular-data-package +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Reference.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Reference.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6fef44c --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Reference.html @@ -0,0 +1,267 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Reference — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Reference

+

URI: frictionless:Reference

+
 classDiagram
+    class Reference
+    click Reference href "../Reference"
+      Reference : fields
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Reference --> "*" Field : fields
+        click Field href "../Field"
+    
+
+        
+      Reference : resource
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

resource

0..1
String

direct

fields

*
Field

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

ForeignKeys

reference

range

Reference

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:Reference

native

frictionless:Reference

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Reference +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- resource +- fields +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: false + range: + name: range + id_prefixes: + - Any +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Reference
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+slot_usage:
+  fields:
+    name: fields
+    inlined: false
+  range:
+    name: range
+    id_prefixes:
+    - Any
+attributes:
+  resource:
+    name: resource
+    examples:
+    - value: gene
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: resource
+    owner: Reference
+    domain_of:
+    - Reference
+    range: string
+  fields:
+    name: fields
+    examples:
+    - value: id
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: fields
+    owner: Reference
+    domain_of:
+    - Reference
+    - ForeignKeys
+    - Schema
+    range: Field
+    multivalued: true
+    inlined: false
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Resource.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Resource.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..94b9e99 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Resource.html @@ -0,0 +1,360 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Resource — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Resource

+

URI: frictionless:Resource

+
 classDiagram
+    class Resource
+    click Resource href "../Resource"
+      Resource : description
+        
+      Resource : dialect
+        
+      Resource : name
+        
+      Resource : path
+        
+      Resource : profile
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Resource --> "0..1" ProfileEnum : profile
+        click ProfileEnum href "../ProfileEnum"
+    
+
+        
+      Resource : schema
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Resource --> "0..1" Schema : schema
+        click Schema href "../Schema"
+    
+
+        
+      Resource : title
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

profile

0..1
ProfileEnum

direct

name

1
String

direct

title

0..1
String

direct

path

0..1
String

direct

dialect

0..1
String

direct

description

*
String

direct

schema

0..1
Schema

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

Package

resources

range

Resource

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:Resource

native

frictionless:Resource

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Resource +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- profile +- name +- title +- path +- dialect +- description +- schema +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Resource
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+attributes:
+  profile:
+    name: profile
+    examples:
+    - value: tabular-data-resource
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: profile
+    owner: Resource
+    domain_of:
+    - Resource
+    - Package
+    range: profile_enum
+  name:
+    name: name
+    examples:
+    - value: description
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:name
+    identifier: true
+    alias: name
+    owner: Resource
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    - Resource
+    - Package
+    range: string
+    required: true
+  title:
+    name: title
+    examples:
+    - value: id_namespace
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:title
+    alias: title
+    owner: Resource
+    domain_of:
+    - Resource
+    - Package
+    range: string
+  path:
+    name: path
+    examples:
+    - value: id_namespace.tsv
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: path
+    owner: Resource
+    domain_of:
+    - Resource
+    range: string
+  dialect:
+    name: dialect
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: dialect
+    owner: Resource
+    domain_of:
+    - Resource
+    range: string
+  description:
+    name: description
+    examples:
+    - value: A human-readable description of this identifier namespace
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    slot_uri: linkml:description
+    alias: description
+    owner: Resource
+    domain_of:
+    - Field
+    - Resource
+    range: string
+    multivalued: true
+  schema:
+    name: schema
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    close_mappings:
+    - linkml:ClassDefinition
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: schema
+    owner: Resource
+    domain_of:
+    - Resource
+    range: Schema
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Schema.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Schema.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..97c6eb3 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Schema.html @@ -0,0 +1,321 @@ + + + + + + + + Class: Schema — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Class: Schema

+

URI: frictionless:Schema

+
 classDiagram
+    class Schema
+    click Schema href "../Schema"
+      Schema : fields
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Schema --> "*" Field : fields
+        click Field href "../Field"
+    
+
+        
+      Schema : foreignKeys
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Schema --> "*" ForeignKeys : foreignKeys
+        click ForeignKeys href "../ForeignKeys"
+    
+
+        
+      Schema : missingValues
+        
+      Schema : primaryKey
+        
+          
+    
+        
+        
+        Schema --> "*" Field : primaryKey
+        click Field href "../Field"
+    
+
+        
+      
+
+
+ +
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Cardinality and Range

Description

Inheritance

fields

*
Field

direct

missingValues

*
String

direct

primaryKey

*
Field

direct

foreignKeys

*
ForeignKeys

direct

+
+
+

Usages

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

used by

used in

type

used

Resource

schema

range

Schema

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:Schema

native

frictionless:Schema

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+ +
+

Direct

+
+```yaml +name: Schema +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +slots: +- fields +- missingValues +- primaryKey +- foreignKeys +slot_usage: + fields: + name: fields + inlined: true + inlined_as_list: true +
</details>
+
+### Induced
+
+<details>
+```yaml
+name: Schema
+from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+slot_usage:
+  fields:
+    name: fields
+    inlined: true
+    inlined_as_list: true
+attributes:
+  fields:
+    name: fields
+    examples:
+    - value: id
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: fields
+    owner: Schema
+    domain_of:
+    - Reference
+    - ForeignKeys
+    - Schema
+    range: Field
+    multivalued: true
+    inlined: true
+    inlined_as_list: true
+  missingValues:
+    name: missingValues
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: missingValues
+    owner: Schema
+    domain_of:
+    - Schema
+    multivalued: true
+  primaryKey:
+    name: primaryKey
+    examples:
+    - value: id
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    close_mappings:
+    - linkml:identifier
+    - linkml:unique_keys
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: primaryKey
+    owner: Schema
+    domain_of:
+    - Schema
+    range: Field
+    multivalued: true
+  foreignKeys:
+    name: foreignKeys
+    examples:
+    - value: '[''$ref:ForeignKeys'', ''$ref:ForeignKeys'']'
+    from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless
+    rank: 1000
+    alias: foreignKeys
+    owner: Schema
+    domain_of:
+    - Schema
+    range: ForeignKeys
+    multivalued: true
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Sparqlpath.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Sparqlpath.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..06f767b --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Sparqlpath.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Sparqlpath — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Sparqlpath

+

A string encoding a SPARQL Property Path. The value of the string MUST conform to SPARQL syntax and SHOULD dereference to zero or more valid objects within the current instance document when encoded as RDF.

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

frictionless:sparqlpath

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/String.html b/metamodels/frictionless/String.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b42b66a --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/String.html @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: String — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: String

+

A character string

+

URI: xsd:string

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:string

native

frictionless:string

exact

schema:Text

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Time.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Time.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..27cd872 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Time.html @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Time — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Time

+

A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular day

+

URI: xsd:time

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:time

native

frictionless:time

exact

schema:Time

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/TypeEnum.html b/metamodels/frictionless/TypeEnum.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b174b99 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/TypeEnum.html @@ -0,0 +1,200 @@ + + + + + + + + Enum: TypeEnum — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Enum: TypeEnum

+

URI: TypeEnum

+
+

Permissible Values

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Value

Meaning

Description

string

None

string

datetime

None

datetime

boolean

None

boolean

integer

None

integer

array

None

array

number

None

number

+
+
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

type

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: type_enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +permissible_values: + string: + text: string + description: string + datetime: + text: datetime + description: datetime + boolean: + text: boolean + description: boolean + integer: + text: integer + description: integer + array: + text: array + description: array + number: + text: number + description: number +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Uri.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Uri.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..48b2faa --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Uri.html @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Uri — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Uri

+

a complete URI

+

URI: xsd:anyURI

+ +
+

Comments

+
    +
  • in RDF serializations a slot with range of uri is treated as a literal or type xsd:anyURI unless it is an identifier or a reference to an identifier, in which case it is translated directly to a node

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:anyURI

native

frictionless:uri

close

schema:URL

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/Uriorcurie.html b/metamodels/frictionless/Uriorcurie.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7f10af9 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/Uriorcurie.html @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ + + + + + + + + Type: Uriorcurie — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Type: Uriorcurie

+

a URI or a CURIE

+

URI: xsd:anyURI

+ +
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

xsd:anyURI

native

frictionless:uriorcurie

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/constraint_name.html b/metamodels/frictionless/constraint_name.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..58870ca --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/constraint_name.html @@ -0,0 +1,190 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: constraint_name — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: constraint_name

+

URI: frictionless:constraint_name +Alias: constraint_name

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ForeignKeys

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

dcc_project_fkey

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:constraint_name

native

frictionless:constraint_name

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: constraint_name +examples: +- value: dcc_project_fkey +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: constraint_name +domain_of: +- ForeignKeys +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/constraints.html b/metamodels/frictionless/constraints.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dc14569 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/constraints.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: constraints — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: constraints

+

URI: frictionless:constraints +Alias: constraints

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Field

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:constraints

native

frictionless:constraints

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: constraints +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: constraints +domain_of: +- Field +range: Constraints +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/delimiter.html b/metamodels/frictionless/delimiter.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..332517f --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/delimiter.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: delimiter — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: delimiter

+

URI: frictionless:delimiter +Alias: delimiter

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Dialect

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:delimiter

native

frictionless:delimiter

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: delimiter +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: delimiter +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: string +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/description.html b/metamodels/frictionless/description.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..14d6dec --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/description.html @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: description — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: description

+

URI: linkml:description +Alias: description

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Resource

no

Field

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: String

  • +
  • Multivalued: True

  • +
+
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

A human-readable description of this identifier namespace

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:description

native

frictionless:description

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: description +examples: +- value: A human-readable description of this identifier namespace +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:description +alias: description +domain_of: +- Field +- Resource +range: string +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/dialect.html b/metamodels/frictionless/dialect.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9aecd95 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/dialect.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: dialect — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: dialect

+

URI: frictionless:dialect +Alias: dialect

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Resource

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:dialect

native

frictionless:dialect

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: dialect +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: dialect +domain_of: +- Resource +range: string +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/doubleQuote.html b/metamodels/frictionless/doubleQuote.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7e6de45 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/doubleQuote.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: doubleQuote — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: doubleQuote

+

URI: frictionless:doubleQuote +Alias: doubleQuote

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Dialect

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:doubleQuote

native

frictionless:doubleQuote

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: doubleQuote +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: doubleQuote +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: boolean +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/enum.html b/metamodels/frictionless/enum.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..845e861 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/enum.html @@ -0,0 +1,183 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: enum — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: enum

+

URI: frictionless:enum +Alias: enum

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Field

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: String

  • +
  • Multivalued: True

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:enum

native

frictionless:enum

close

linkml:range

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: enum +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +close_mappings: +- linkml:range +rank: 1000 +alias: enum +domain_of: +- Field +range: string +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/fields.html b/metamodels/frictionless/fields.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b622a9b --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/fields.html @@ -0,0 +1,203 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: fields — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: fields

+

URI: frictionless:fields +Alias: fields

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Schema

yes

Reference

yes

ForeignKeys

yes

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: Field

  • +
  • Multivalued: True

  • +
+
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

id

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:fields

native

frictionless:fields

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: fields +examples: +- value: id +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: fields +domain_of: +- Reference +- ForeignKeys +- Schema +range: Field +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/foreignKeys.html b/metamodels/frictionless/foreignKeys.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cca679e --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/foreignKeys.html @@ -0,0 +1,193 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: foreignKeys — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: foreignKeys

+

URI: frictionless:foreignKeys +Alias: foreignKeys

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Schema

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

[‘$ref:ForeignKeys’, ‘$ref:ForeignKeys’]

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:foreignKeys

native

frictionless:foreignKeys

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: foreignKeys +examples: +- value: '[''$ref:ForeignKeys'', ''$ref:ForeignKeys'']' +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: foreignKeys +domain_of: +- Schema +range: ForeignKeys +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/format.html b/metamodels/frictionless/format.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c2f849 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/format.html @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: format — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: format

+

URI: frictionless:format +Alias: format

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Field

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

any

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:format

native

frictionless:format

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: format +examples: +- value: any +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: format +domain_of: +- Field +range: format_enum +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/frictionless.html b/metamodels/frictionless/frictionless.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b574ab1 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/frictionless.html @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ + + + + + + + + frictionless — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

frictionless

+

frictionless

+

URI: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/header.html b/metamodels/frictionless/header.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..371c725 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/header.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: header — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: header

+

URI: frictionless:header +Alias: header

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Dialect

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:header

native

frictionless:header

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: header +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: header +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: boolean +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/index.html b/metamodels/frictionless/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3a115b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,358 @@ + + + + + + + + frictionless — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

frictionless

+

frictionless

+

URI: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

+

Name: frictionless

+
+

Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Class

Description

Any

Constraints

Dialect

Field

ForeignKeys

Package

Reference

Resource

Schema

+
+
+

Slots

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Slot

Description

constraint_name

constraints

delimiter

description

dialect

doubleQuote

enum

fields

foreignKeys

format

header

lineTerminator

missingValues

name

path

pattern

primaryKey

profile

reference

required

resource

resources

schema

skipInitialSpace

title

type

unique

+
+
+

Enumerations

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Enumeration

Description

FormatEnum

ProfileEnum

TypeEnum

+
+
+

Types

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Type

Description

Boolean

A binary (true or false) value

Curie

a compact URI

Date

a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar

DateOrDatetime

Either a date or a datetime

Datetime

The combination of a date and time

Decimal

A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal speci…

Double

A real number that conforms to the xsd:double specification

Float

A real number that conforms to the xsd:float specification

Integer

An integer

Jsonpath

A string encoding a JSON Path

Jsonpointer

A string encoding a JSON Pointer

Ncname

Prefix part of CURIE

Nodeidentifier

A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model

Objectidentifier

A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model

Sparqlpath

A string encoding a SPARQL Property Path

String

A character string

Time

A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular…

Uri

a complete URI

Uriorcurie

a URI or a CURIE

+
+
+

Subsets

+ + + + + + +

Subset

Description

+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/lineTerminator.html b/metamodels/frictionless/lineTerminator.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..01860e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/lineTerminator.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: lineTerminator — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: lineTerminator

+

URI: frictionless:lineTerminator +Alias: lineTerminator

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Dialect

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:lineTerminator

native

frictionless:lineTerminator

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: lineTerminator +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: lineTerminator +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: string +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/missingValues.html b/metamodels/frictionless/missingValues.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f76078c --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/missingValues.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: missingValues — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: missingValues

+

URI: frictionless:missingValues +Alias: missingValues

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Schema

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
  • Multivalued: True

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:missingValues

native

frictionless:missingValues

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: missingValues +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: missingValues +domain_of: +- Schema +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/name.html b/metamodels/frictionless/name.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9502594 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/name.html @@ -0,0 +1,205 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: name — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: name

+

URI: linkml:name +Alias: name

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Resource

no

Package

no

Field

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: String

  • +
  • Required: True

  • +
+
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

description

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:name

native

frictionless:name

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: name +examples: +- value: description +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:name +identifier: true +alias: name +domain_of: +- Field +- Resource +- Package +range: string +required: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/path.html b/metamodels/frictionless/path.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b583aea --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/path.html @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: path — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: path

+

URI: frictionless:path +Alias: path

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Resource

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

id_namespace.tsv

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:path

native

frictionless:path

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: path +examples: +- value: id_namespace.tsv +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: path +domain_of: +- Resource +range: string +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/pattern.html b/metamodels/frictionless/pattern.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3f353ca --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/pattern.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: pattern — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: pattern

+

URI: linkml:pattern +Alias: pattern

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Constraints

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: NONE

  • +
+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:pattern

native

frictionless:pattern

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: pattern +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:pattern +alias: pattern +domain_of: +- Constraints +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/primaryKey.html b/metamodels/frictionless/primaryKey.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ba035b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/primaryKey.html @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: primaryKey — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: primaryKey

+

URI: frictionless:primaryKey +Alias: primaryKey

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Schema

no

+
+
+

Properties

+
    +
  • Range: Field

  • +
  • Multivalued: True

  • +
+
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

id

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:primaryKey

native

frictionless:primaryKey

close

linkml:identifier, linkml:unique_keys

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: primaryKey +examples: +- value: id +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +close_mappings: +- linkml:identifier +- linkml:unique_keys +rank: 1000 +alias: primaryKey +domain_of: +- Schema +range: Field +multivalued: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/profile.html b/metamodels/frictionless/profile.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..51104e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/profile.html @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: profile — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: profile

+

URI: frictionless:profile +Alias: profile

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Resource

no

Package

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

tabular-data-resource

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:profile

native

frictionless:profile

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: profile +examples: +- value: tabular-data-resource +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: profile +domain_of: +- Resource +- Package +range: profile_enum +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/reference.html b/metamodels/frictionless/reference.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..77a4596 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/reference.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: reference — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: reference

+

URI: frictionless:reference +Alias: reference

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

ForeignKeys

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:reference

native

frictionless:reference

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: reference +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: reference +domain_of: +- ForeignKeys +range: Reference +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/required.html b/metamodels/frictionless/required.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec7e2b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/required.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: required — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: required

+

URI: linkml:required +Alias: required

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Constraints

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:required

native

frictionless:required

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: required +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:required +alias: required +domain_of: +- Constraints +range: boolean +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/resource.html b/metamodels/frictionless/resource.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d97eb53 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/resource.html @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: resource — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: resource

+

URI: frictionless:resource +Alias: resource

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Reference

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

gene

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:resource

native

frictionless:resource

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: resource +examples: +- value: gene +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: resource +domain_of: +- Reference +range: string +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/resources.html b/metamodels/frictionless/resources.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8be6786 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/resources.html @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: resources — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: resources

+

URI: frictionless:resources +Alias: resources

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Package

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:resources

native

frictionless:resources

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: resources +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: resources +domain_of: +- Package +range: Resource +multivalued: true +inlined: true +inlined_as_list: true +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/schema.html b/metamodels/frictionless/schema.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9c2a083 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/schema.html @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: schema — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: schema

+

URI: frictionless:schema +Alias: schema

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Resource

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:schema

native

frictionless:schema

close

linkml:ClassDefinition

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: schema +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +close_mappings: +- linkml:ClassDefinition +rank: 1000 +alias: schema +domain_of: +- Resource +range: Schema +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/skipInitialSpace.html b/metamodels/frictionless/skipInitialSpace.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bb74da8 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/skipInitialSpace.html @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: skipInitialSpace — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: skipInitialSpace

+

URI: frictionless:skipInitialSpace +Alias: skipInitialSpace

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Dialect

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:skipInitialSpace

native

frictionless:skipInitialSpace

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: skipInitialSpace +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: skipInitialSpace +domain_of: +- Dialect +range: boolean +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/title.html b/metamodels/frictionless/title.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e437be4 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/title.html @@ -0,0 +1,197 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: title — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: title

+

URI: linkml:title +Alias: title

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Resource

no

Package

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

id_namespace

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:title

native

frictionless:title

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: title +examples: +- value: id_namespace +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:title +alias: title +domain_of: +- Resource +- Package +range: string +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/type.html b/metamodels/frictionless/type.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..101e8f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/type.html @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: type — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: type

+

URI: frictionless:type +Alias: type

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Field

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Examples

+ + + + + + + + + +

Value

string

+
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

frictionless:type

native

frictionless:type

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: type +examples: +- value: string +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +alias: type +domain_of: +- Field +range: type_enum +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/frictionless/unique.html b/metamodels/frictionless/unique.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f200e64 --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/frictionless/unique.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Slot: unique — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Slot: unique

+

URI: linkml:identifier +Alias: unique

+ +
+

Applicable Classes

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Name

Description

Modifies Slot

Constraints

no

+
+
+

Properties

+ +
+
+

Identifier and Mapping Information

+
+

Schema Source

+
    +
  • from schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless

  • +
+
+
+
+

Mappings

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mapping Type

Mapped Value

self

linkml:identifier

native

frictionless:unique

+
+
+

LinkML Source

+
+```yaml +name: unique +from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/frictionless +rank: 1000 +slot_uri: linkml:identifier +alias: unique +domain_of: +- Constraints +range: boolean +
</details>
+
+
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/metamodels/index.html b/metamodels/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2f3247a --- /dev/null +++ b/metamodels/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ + + + + + + + + Source Metamodels — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Source Metamodels

+

Schema Automator makes use of LinkML Schema representations of source +metamodels in order to define transformations.

+ +
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/objects.inv b/objects.inv new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d3225dc Binary files /dev/null and b/objects.inv differ diff --git a/packages/annotators.html b/packages/annotators.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b3bd7e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/annotators.html @@ -0,0 +1,265 @@ + + + + + + + + Annotators — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Annotators

+

Importers take an existing schema and annotate it with information

+

Annotators typically talk to an external ontology. We use the OAK library to wrap a large number +of different sources that can be used for annotation, including:

+
    +
  • BioPortal

  • +
  • OLS/ZOOMA

  • +
  • Arbitrary ontologies in obo format, OWL, RDF, or JSON

  • +
  • Ubergraph

  • +
  • Wikidata

  • +
  • LOV

  • +
+

For documentation on selecting the right ontology source, see:

+ +
+
+class schema_automator.annotators.SchemaAnnotator(ontology_implementation: BasicOntologyInterface | None = None, mine_descriptions: bool = False, allow_partial: bool = False, curie_only: bool = True, assign_element_uris: bool = False, assign_enum_meanings: bool = False)[source]
+

An engine for enhancing schemas by performing lookup and annotation operations +using an ontology service.

+

A SchemaAnnotator wraps an OAK ontology interface. +See OAK documentation for more details

+
+
+annotate_element(elt: PermissibleValue | Element) None[source]
+

Annotates an element or a permissible value

+
+
Parameters:
+

elt

+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+annotate_schema(schema: SchemaDefinition | str) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Annotate all elements of a schema, adding mappings.

+

This requires that the OntologyInterface implements either BasicOntologyInterface or SearchInterface

+
+ +
+
+enrich(schema: SchemaDefinition | str) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Enrich a schema by performing lookups on the external ontology/vocabulary endpoint, +and copying over metadata

+

Currently, the only metadata obtained is text definitions

+

+
+
+
>>> from schema_automator.annotators.schema_annotator import SchemaAnnotator
+>>> from oaklib.selector import get_implementation_from_shorthand
+>>> oi = get_implementation_from_shorthand("sqlite:obo:so")
+>>> sa = SchemaAnnotator(ontology_implementation=oi)
+>>> schema = sa.enrich("tests/data/schema.yaml")
+
+
+
+
Parameters:
+

schema

+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.annotators.JsonLdAnnotator(ontology_implementation: BasicOntologyInterface | None = None, mine_descriptions: bool = False, allow_partial: bool = False, curie_only: bool = True, assign_element_uris: bool = False, assign_enum_meanings: bool = False)[source]
+

Annotates a schema using URIs/Prefixes derived from a JSON-LD file

+
+
+annotate(schema: str | SchemaDefinition, jsonld_path: str) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Annotate a schema

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • schema – schema object (mutated) or path to schema

  • +
  • jsonld_path – path to input JSONLD context file

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+annotate_element(el: Definition, mapping_slot: str, jsonld: Dict)[source]
+

Annotates an element or a permissible value

+
+
Parameters:
+

elt

+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.annotators.LLMAnnotator(ontology_implementation: BasicOntologyInterface | None = None, mine_descriptions: bool = False, allow_partial: bool = False, curie_only: bool = True, assign_element_uris: bool = False, assign_enum_meanings: bool = False, model_name: str | None = None)[source]
+

Annotates a schema using an LLM.

+
+
+enrich(schema: SchemaDefinition | str) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Enrich a schema using an LLM.

+
>>> from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import write_schema
+>>> annotator = LLMAnnotator(model_name="gpt-4")
+>>> schema = annotator.enrich("tests/resources/biopax3.yaml")
+>>> write_schema(schema)
+
+
+

Requires installation with the llm extra:

+
pip install schema-automator[llm]
+
+
+

Note: exercise caution on running this on large schemas with expensive +models like gpt-4.

+
+
Parameters:
+

schema

+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/generalizers.html b/packages/generalizers.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..797b4f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/generalizers.html @@ -0,0 +1,682 @@ + + + + + + + + Generalizers — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Generalizers

+

Generalizers take example data and generalizes to a schema

+
+

Warning

+

Generalization is inherently a heuristic process, this should be viewed as a bootstrapping process +that semi-automates the creation of a new schema for you.

+
+
+

Generalizing from a single TSV

+
schemauto  generalize-tsv tests/resources/NWT_wildfires_biophysical_2016.tsv -o wildfire.yaml
+
+
+

The schema will have a slot for every column, e,g:

+
classes:
+  Observation:
+    slots:
+    - site
+    - plot
+    - plot_size
+    - date
+    - observer
+
+
+

Ranges will be auto-inferred, e.g.:

+
slots:
+  site:
+    examples:
+    - value: ZF20-105
+    range: string
+  plot:
+    examples:
+    - value: '6'
+    range: integer
+  plot_size:
+    examples:
+    - value: 10X10
+    range: plot_size_enum
+  date:
+    examples:
+    - value: '2016-07-09'
+    range: datetime
+
+
+

Enums will be automatically inferred:

+
enums:
+  plot_size_enum:
+    permissible_values:
+      10X10:
+        description: 10X10
+      5x5:
+        description: 5x5
+      2.5X2.5:
+        description: 2.5X2.5
+      5X5:
+        description: 5X5
+      3x3:
+        description: 3x3
+  ecosystem_enum:
+    permissible_values:
+      Open Fen:
+        description: Open Fen
+      Treed Fen:
+        description: Treed Fen
+      Black Spruce:
+        description: Black Spruce
+      Poor Fen:
+        description: Poor Fen
+      Fen:
+        description: Fen
+      Lowland:
+        description: Lowland
+      Upland:
+        description: Upland
+      Bog:
+        description: Bog
+      Lowland Black Spruce:
+        description: Lowland Black Spruce
+
+
+
+
+

Generalizing from multiple TSVs

+

You can use the generalize-tsvs command to generalize from multiple TSVs, with +foreign key linkages auto-inferred.

+

For example, given a file envo.tsv:

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
environments

envo term id

envo term label

ENVO_01000752

area of barren land

ENVO_01001570

terrestrial ecoregion

ENVO_01001581

sea surface layer

ENVO_01001582

forest floor

+

And a file file samples.tsv:

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
samples

BIOSAMPLE_ID

BIOSAMPLE_NAME

ENVO_BIOME_ID

ENVO_FEATURE_ID

ENVO_MATERIAL_ID

156554

Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera2

ENVO_01000174

ENVO_01000159

ENVO_00002261

156649

Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera5

ENVO_01000174

ENVO_01000159

ENVO_00005781

156728

Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera84

ENVO_01000174

ENVO_01000159

ENVO_00005781

156738

Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera2

ENVO_01000174

ENVO_01001275

ENVO_00002261

+

We can create a multi-class schema, with foreign keys inferred:

+
schemauto generalize-tsvs --infer-foreign-keys sample.tsv envo.tsv
+
+
+

This will generate a schema with two classes, where the join between the sample table and the term table +is inferred:

+

+
+
+
+
classes:
+
sample:

slots: +- BIOSAMPLE_ID +- BIOSAMPLE_NAME +- ENVO_BIOME_ID +- ENVO_FEATURE_ID +- ENVO_MATERIAL_ID

+
+
envo:

slots: +- ENVO_ID +- ENVO_LABEL

+
+
+
+
slots:
+
BIOSAMPLE_ID:

range: integer

+
+
BIOSAMPLE_NAME:

range: string

+
+
ENVO_BIOME_ID:

examples: +- value: ENVO_01000022 +range: envo

+
+
ENVO_FEATURE_ID:

range: envo

+
+
ENVO_MATERIAL_ID:

range: envo

+
+
ENVO_ID:

identifier: true +range: string

+
+
ENVO_LABEL:

range: string

+
+
+
+
+
+
+

Generalizing from tables on the web

+

You can use generalize-htmltable

+
schemauto  generalize-htmltable  https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-31626-4/tables/1
+
+
+

Will generate:

+
name: example
+description: example
+id: https://w3id.org/example
+imports:
+- linkml:types
+prefixes:
+  linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/
+  example: https://w3id.org/example
+default_prefix: example
+slots:
+  GWAS trait:
+    examples:
+    - value: "\xC2"
+    range: string
+  Peak GWAS SNP:
+    examples:
+    - value: rs2974298
+    range: string
+  Gene:
+    examples:
+    - value: SMIM19
+    range: string
+  NK cell cis eSNP:
+    examples:
+    - value: rs2974348
+    range: string
+  TWAS Z score:
+    examples:
+    - value: '3.809'
+    range: string
+  TWAS P value:
+    examples:
+    - value: '0.0001'
+    range: string
+classes:
+  example:
+    slots:
+    - GWAS trait
+    - Peak GWAS SNP
+    - Gene
+    - NK cell cis eSNP
+    - TWAS Z score
+    - TWAS P value
+
+
+
+
+

Generalizing from JSON

+

tbw

+
+
+

Chaining an annotator

+

If you provide an --annotator option you can auto-annotate enums:

+
schemauto  generalize-tsv \
+    --annotator bioportal:envo \
+    tests/resources/NWT_wildfires_biophysical_2016.tsv \
+    -o wildfire.yaml
+
+
+
ecosystem_enum:
+  from_schema: https://w3id.org/MySchema
+  permissible_values:
+    Open Fen:
+      description: Open Fen
+      meaning: ENVO:00000232
+      exact_mappings:
+      - ENVO:00000232
+    Treed Fen:
+      description: Treed Fen
+      meaning: ENVO:00000232
+      exact_mappings:
+      - ENVO:00000232
+    Black Spruce:
+      description: Black Spruce
+    Poor Fen:
+      description: Poor Fen
+      meaning: ENVO:00000232
+      exact_mappings:
+      - ENVO:00000232
+    Fen:
+      description: Fen
+      meaning: ENVO:00000232
+    Lowland:
+      description: Lowland
+    Upland:
+      description: Upland
+      meaning: ENVO:00000182
+    Bog:
+      description: Bog
+      meaning: ENVO:01000534
+      exact_mappings:
+      - ENVO:01000535
+      - ENVO:00000044
+      - ENVO:01001209
+      - ENVO:01000527
+    Lowland Black Spruce:
+      description: Lowland Black Spruce
+
+
+

The annotation can also be run as a separate step

+

See Annotators

+
+
+

Packages for generalizing

+
+
+class schema_automator.generalizers.CsvDataGeneralizer(identifier_slots: ~typing.List[str] = <factory>, depluralize_class_names: bool = <factory>, inflect_engine: ~inflect.engine = <factory>, column_separator: str = '\t', schema_name: str = 'example', robot: bool = False, data_dictionary_row_count: int = 0, enum_columns: ~typing.List[str] = <factory>, enum_mask_columns: ~typing.List[str] = <factory>, enum_threshold: float = 0.1, enum_strlen_threshold: int = 30, max_enum_size: int = 50, downcase_header: bool = False, snakecase_header: bool = False, infer_foreign_keys: bool = False, max_pk_len: int = 60, min_distinct_fk_val: int = 8, source_schema: ~linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta.SchemaDefinition | None = None)[source]
+

A Generalizer that generalizes from example CSV/TSV data

+
+
+column_separator: str = '\t'
+

character that separates columns in the input file

+
+ +
+
+convert(file: str, **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts a single TSV file to a single-class schema

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • file

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+convert_dicts(rr: List[Dict], schema_name: str = 'example', class_name: str = 'Observation', **kwargs) SchemaDefinition | None[source]
+

Converts a list of row objects to a schema.

+

Each row is a data item, presumed to be of the same type, +that is generalized.

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • rr

  • +
  • schema_name

  • +
  • class_name

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+convert_from_dataframe(df: DataFrame, **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts a single dataframe to a single-class schema

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • df

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+convert_multiple(files: List[str], **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts multiple TSVs to a schema

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • files

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+convert_to_edge_slots(all_tsv_rows: List, name: str = 'Observation', **kwargs) Dict | None[source]
+
+
assume that TSV has 3 relevant columns:
    +
  1. slot name to add

  2. +
  3. slot definition to add

  4. +
  5. examples of values for the slot

  6. +
+
+
+

also assume that these are all edge_properties at the moment. +TODO: add parameter to allow edge or node property disambiguation.

+
+ +
+
+data_dictionary_row_count: int = 0
+

number of rows after header containing data dictionary information

+
+ +
+
+downcase_header: bool = False
+

If true, coerce column names to be lower case

+
+ +
+
+enum_columns: List[str]
+

List of columns that are coerced into enums

+
+ +
+
+enum_mask_columns: List[str]
+

List of columns that are excluded from being enums

+
+ +
+
+enum_strlen_threshold: int = 30
+

Maximum length of a string to be considered a permissible enum value

+
+ +
+
+enum_threshold: float = 0.1
+

If number if distinct values divided by total number of values is greater than this, then the column is considered an enum

+
+ +
+
+infer_foreign_keys: bool = False
+

For multi-CVS files, infer linkages between rows

+
+ +
+
+infer_linkages(files: List[str], **kwargs) List[ForeignKey][source]
+

Heuristic procedure for determining which tables are linked to others via implicit foreign keys

+

If all values of one column FT.FC are present in column PT.PC, then FT.FC is a potential foreign key +and PC is a potential primary key of PT.

+

This procedure can generate false positives, so additional heuristics are applied. Each potential +foreign key relationship gets an ad-hoc score: +- links across tables score more highly than within +- suffixes such as _id are more likely on PK and FK tables +- the foreign key column table is likely to start with the base column name +In addition, if there are competing primary keys for a table, the top scoring one is selected

+
+ +
+
+max_enum_size: int = 50
+

Max number of permissible values for a column to be considered an enum

+
+ +
+
+max_pk_len: int = 60
+

Maximum length to be considered for a primary key column. Note: URIs can be long

+
+ +
+
+min_distinct_fk_val: int = 8
+

For inferring foreign keys, there must be a minimum number.

+
+ +
+
+robot: bool = False
+

If true, conforms to robot template format. Data dictionary rows start with ‘>’

+
+ +
+
+schema_name: str = 'example'
+

LinkML schema name (no spaces)

+
+ +
+
+snakecase_header: bool = False
+

If true, coerce column names to be snake case

+
+ +
+
+source_schema: SchemaDefinition | None = None
+

Optional base schema to draw from

+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.generalizers.JsonDataGeneralizer(identifier_slots: ~typing.List[str] = <factory>, depluralize_class_names: bool = <factory>, inflect_engine: ~inflect.engine = <factory>, mappings: dict | None = None, omit_null: bool | None = None, inline_as_dict_slot_keys: ~typing.Mapping[str, str] | None = None)[source]
+

A generalizer that abstract from JSON instance data

+
+
+convert(input: str | Dict, format: str = 'json', container_class_name='Container', **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Generalizes from a JSON file

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • input

  • +
  • format

  • +
  • container_class_name

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+inline_as_dict_slot_keys: Mapping[str, str] = None
+

Mapping between the name of a dict-inlined slot and the unique key for that entity

+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.generalizers.RdfDataGeneralizer(identifier_slots: ~typing.List[str] = <factory>, depluralize_class_names: bool = <factory>, inflect_engine: ~inflect.engine = <factory>, mappings: dict | None = None)[source]
+

A generalizer that generalizes from source RDF turtle data

+
+
+convert(file: str, dir: str, **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Generalizes from an RDF file

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • file

  • +
  • dir

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/importers.html b/packages/importers.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7da52e9 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/importers.html @@ -0,0 +1,361 @@ + + + + + + + + Importers — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Importers

+

Importers take either a representation of a schema in a different language or example data and bootstraps a schema.

+

Importers are the opposite of Generators in the core LinkML framework

+
+

Warning

+

Generally importers take a less expressive language than LinkML and attempts to create the corresponding +LinkML schema. This may be less optimal than a hand-crafted schema. For example, when converting to a +representation that lacks inheritance, no is_a slots +will be created.

+
+
+

Importing from JSON-Schema

+

The import-json-schema command can be used:

+
schemauto import-json-schema tests/resources/model_card.schema.json
+
+
+
+
+

Importing from Kwalify

+

The import-kwalify command can be used:

+
schemauto import-kwalify tests/resources/test.kwalify.yaml
+
+
+
+
+

Importing from OWL

+

You can import from a schema-style OWL ontology. This must be in functional syntax

+

Use robot to convert ahead of time:

+
robot convert -i schemaorg.ttl -o schemaorg.ofn
+schemauto import-owl schemaorg.ofn
+
+
+
+
+

Importing from SQL

+

You can import a schema from a SQL database

+

The default is to assume a SQLite database:

+
schemauto import-sql path/to/my.db
+
+
+

You can also connect to any database server provided you have the necessary client software +installed, using a SQL Alchemy connection path.

+

For example, for the RNA Central public database

+
schemauto import-sql postgresql+psycopg2://reader:NWDMCE5xdipIjRrp@hh-pgsql-public.ebi.ac.uk:5432/pfmegrnargs
+
+
+
+
+

Importing from caDSR

+

caDSR is an ISO-11179 compliant metadata registry. The ISO-11179 conceptual model can be mapped to LinkML. The +canonical mapping maps a CDE onto a LinkML slot.

+

See this entry in LinkML FAQ.

+

NCI implements a JSON serialization of ISO-11197. You can import this JSON and convert to LinkML:

+
schemauto import-cadsr "cdes/*.json"
+
+
+
+
+

Importing from DBML

+

DBML is a simple DSL for defining database schemas. It is a subset of SQL DDL.

+
+
+

Packages for importing

+
+
+class schema_automator.importers.JsonSchemaImportEngine(use_attributes: bool = False, is_openapi: bool = False)[source]
+

An ImportEngine that imports a JSON-Schema representation to a LinkML Schema

+
+
+convert(input: str, name=None, format='json', **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts a JSON-Schema json file into a LinkML schema

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • input

  • +
  • name

  • +
  • format

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+translate_object(obj: Dict, name: str | None = None) ClassDefinitionName[source]
+

Translates jsonschema obj of type object

+

Generates a ClassDefinition, inserts it into the schema, and returns the name

+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.importers.OwlImportEngine(mappings: dict | None = None)[source]
+

An ImportEngine that takes schema-style OWL and converts it to a LinkML schema

+
+
+convert(file: str, name: str | None = None, model_uri: str | None = None, identifier: str | None = None, **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts an OWL schema-style ontology

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • file

  • +
  • name

  • +
  • model_uri

  • +
  • identifier

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.importers.FrictionlessImportEngine[source]
+

An ImportEngine that imports Frictionless data packages with schema information

+

See:

+
+
+
+
+convert(file: str, id: str | None = None, name: str | None = None, **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts one or more JSON files into a Schema

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • files

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.importers.DOSDPImportEngine(mappings: dict | None = None)[source]
+

An ImportEngine that imports Ontology Design Patterns specified as DOSDP Yaml into a LinkML schema

+

See DOSDPs

+

Every template maps to a LinkML class, the default name for a template Foo as FooTemplate

+
+
+convert(files: str, range_as_enums=True, **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts one or more YAML files into a Schema

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • files

  • +
  • range_as_enums – if True, then class ranges are mapped to Enums

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+
+create_class(pattern: Pattern, range_as_enums: bool = True, denormalize_labels: bool = True) ClassDefinition[source]
+

Create a LinkML class from a template/pattern

+

The class will have name FooTemplate, and will mixin TemplateClass, +and will have one slot per var (slots will also be inherited from TemplateClass)

+

by default, the range of each var will be a class RangeClass, unless treated as enums

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • pattern – DOSDP template

  • +
  • range_as_enums – if true, ranges will be enums

  • +
  • denoramlized – if true, create an optional label for each var

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+class schema_automator.importers.CADSRImportEngine[source]
+

An ImportEngine that imports NCI CADSR CDEs

+

Ingests the output of caDSR API.

+

Note that we include a LinkML schema for this in schema_automator.metamodels.cadsr

+
    +
  • Each CDE (DataElement) becomes a unique slot

  • +
  • the CDE is added as a lot of a context-specific class

  • +
  • the context-specific class is a subclass of the CDE’s DataElementConcept

  • +
+

Note that this creates a lot of 1-1 classes, as in many cases there is no +attempt to group concepts. However, this is not always the case.

+

E.g. the concept with publicId 2012668 (Access Route) is used in 5 contexts +(AHRQ, CCR, …)

+

Each context-specific concept has its own set of CDEs

+

See also https://github.com/monarch-initiative/cde-harmonization

+
+
+convert(paths: Iterable[str], id: str | None = None, name: str | None = None, **kwargs) SchemaDefinition[source]
+

Converts one or more CDE JSON files into LinkML

+
+
Parameters:
+
    +
  • files

  • +
  • kwargs

  • +
+
+
Returns:
+

+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/index.html b/packages/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d1669ff --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ + + + + + + + + Packages — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/src/schema_automator.utils.schemautils.html b/packages/src/schema_automator.utils.schemautils.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e3e92fc --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/src/schema_automator.utils.schemautils.html @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ + + + + + + + + schema_automator.utils.schemautils — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

schema_automator.utils.schemautils

+

Functions

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +

merge_schemas(schemas[, nomerge_enums_for])

minify_schema(obj)

write_schema(schema[, output])

Convenience method for writing a schema to stdout or to a file

+
+ + +
+ +
+
+ +
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/utilities.html b/packages/utilities.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..de7cc53 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/utilities.html @@ -0,0 +1,131 @@ + + + + + + + + Utilities — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
+
+ + +
+ +
+

Utilities

+

General purpose utilities

+ + + + + + +

schemautils

+
+ + +
+ +
+
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-#### Publishing ##### - -docker-publish-no-build: - docker push $(IM):latest - docker push $(IM):$(VERSION) - -docker-publish: docker-build - $(MAKE) docker-publish-no-build - - diff --git a/pre_poetry/README.md b/pre_poetry/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index ac97cd8..0000000 --- a/pre_poetry/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -placeholder for local and temporary files. on .gitignore, so not synced. diff --git a/pre_poetry/enum_annotator.md b/pre_poetry/enum_annotator.md deleted file mode 100644 index 56b581f..0000000 --- a/pre_poetry/enum_annotator.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,158 +0,0 @@ -# `webmap_enums.py` documentation - - - -`webmap_enums.py` reads the labels of enums in a LinkML model and submits them to a web-based term mapping service. Rudimentary code for using the BioPortal annotator has been commented out as the OLS term search has be emphasized in recent development effort. - - All of the mappings are written to a TSV (`mappings_log.tsv` by default) file specified by `--tabular_outputfile` - -The enums' descriptions and meanings can be overwritten if the following two conditions are true: - -- If the cosine distance between the enum's label and the best search result's label or synonyms is less than or equal to the threshold (`--maxdist`, 0.05) -- If there was no meaning in the input, or if the `--overwite_meaning` is set - -The model is written out to `STDOUT`, whether any enums have been updated or not. - -`webmap_enums.py` should be executed from the `linkml-model-enrichment` repo's root directory. The input files mentioned in the examples below are not guaranteed to be present in a cloned `linkml-model-enrichment` repo. - -**Convert a TSV file into a LinkML YAML file** -schema_automator/infer_model.py tsv2model -E Taxon -E FAO -E Engineering tests/resources/webmap_enums.tsv > target/webmap_enums.yaml - -**Map taxon-related enums from a sample file to NCBItaxon terms, without overwriting anything** - -```bash -./schema_automator/enum_annotator.py \ ---verbosity DEBUG \ ---modelfile target/webmap_enums.yaml \ ---tabular_outputfile target/ncbitaxon_mappings_log.tsv \ ---ontoprefix ncbitaxon \ ---enum_list Taxon_enum \ ---search_engine OLS > target/ncbitaxon_mappings.yaml -``` - -*That takes a little less than 2 minutes for 26 enum lables, on a 2020 Intel MacBook Pro with a 200 Mbps network connection. `webmap_enums.py` has not been optimized for speed in any way. The greatest time cost appears to come from waiting for responses from the search engine. While the BioPortal annotator indicates which portion of the enum label was matched to which property of the matched terms as part of the search itself, retrieving the same information from OLS requires retrieving the term details for each matched term. One example of a potential improvement to `webmap_enums.py` would be caching search results so that similar labels would not be submitted multiple times.* - -*The OLS search may be retrieving proper mappings for* Lentivirus.human-immunodeficiency-virus1 (Human immunodeficiency virus 1, NCBITaxon:11676) *and* Nepovirus.Tobacco-ringspot-virus (Tobacco ringspot virus, NCBITaxon:12282), *but terms that combine a genus and a species are handled in any special way, so that is a vulnerability at this time.* - -*In the default configuration,* Simian virus 40 *is incorrectly mapped to* Simian virus 41, NCBITaxon:2560766. NCBITaxon:1891767 'Macaca mulatta polyomavirus 1' is probably the correct mapping, with equivalent name 'Simian virus 40'. NCBITaxon:10633 is an alternative ID. I have not found any configuration of `webmap_enums.py` to retrieve the correct term for this string. - -*In the default configuration, no acceptable mappings are found for the following. (The same iterative approach can help here, too.)* - -- '#N/A' - - - *No NCBItaxon mapping expected.* - -- 'Saccharomyces cerevisiae/Bacillus subtilis/Bacillus subtilis' - - - *Multiple taxa in input. No NCBItaxon mapping expected.* - -- 'herpes.simplex.virus-1' - - - NCBITaxon:10298 'Human alphaherpesvirus 1' *has the related genbank synonym* 'Herpes simplex virus 1' *and can be found by prioritizing non-label annotations with the modification* `--query_fields annotations,label` - -- 'Human influenza hemagglutinin' - - - *Taxon + protein. No NCBItaxon mapping expected* - -- 'NA' - - - *No NCBItaxon mapping expected.* - -- 'phage.lambda' - - - NCBITaxon:10710 *has the label* Escherichia virus Lambda. 'Phage lambda' *or* 'lambda phage' *are assigned to several different synonyms and annotations. This hit can be retrieved by prioritizing annotations hits over label hits with* `--query_fields annotations,label`. - -- 'Pseudomonas plasmid pVS1' - - - *The default search retrieves* NCBITaxon:219557, *labeled* 'Plasmid pVS1'. *No other relevant annotations are available, so the word 'Pseudomonas' becomes noise in the string distance calculation. Perhaps a string distance metric other than cosine would help?* - -- 'SARS-CoV-2' - - - NCBITaxon:2697049 *has the label* Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 *and the genbank acronym* 'SARS-CoV-2'. *This hit can be retrieved by prioritizing annotations hits over label hits with* `--query_fields annotations,label` *and by disabling the substitution of whitespace for hyphens with something like* `--replaced_chars ._` - - - -**Add Sequence Ontology mappings on top of the NCBItaxon mappings** - -```bash -./schema_automator/enum_annotator.py \ ---verbosity DEBUG \ ---modelfile target/ncbitaxon_mappings.yaml \ ---tabular_outputfile target/ncbi_so_mappings_log.tsv \ ---ontoprefix so \ ---enum_list Engineering_enum \ ---search_engine OLS > target/ncbi_so_mappings.yaml -``` - - - -**Add ENVO mappings for MIxS soil types** - -```bash -./schema_automator/enum_annotator.py \ ---verbosity DEBUG \ ---modelfile target/ncbi_so_mappings.yaml \ ---tabular_outputfile target/ncbi_so__envo_mappings.tsv \ ---ontoprefix envo \ ---enum_list FAO_enum \ ---search_engine OLS > target/ncbi_so__envo_mappings.yaml -``` - - - -### Options - -```bash -enum_annotator.py [OPTIONS] - - Uses web-based ontology lookup tools to map the permitted values of enums - from linkml files to CURIES. Optionally overwrites the meaning with a - CURIE and the description with a preferred label. Writes the resulting - YAML to STDOUT. - -Options: - -v, --verbosity LVL Either CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, INFO or - DEBUG - - -f, --modelfile PATH Path to a YAML linkml file containing - enumerated values. [required] - - -t, --tabular_outputfile PATH A tsv dump of all search results will be - written to this file. [default: - mappings_log.tsv] - - -p, --ontoprefix TEXT comma-separated list of (abbreviated) - ontologies to search over. [default: - NCBITaxon,SO,ENVO,PATO,GO,OBI] - - -e, --enum_list TEXT Comma-separated list of enums to search - with. Defaults to all enums. - - -q, --query_fields TEXT Comma-separated list of term properties to - include in string similarity calculation. - Defaults to label,synonym,description,short_ - form,obo_id,annotations,logical_description, - iri. - - -c, --replaced_chars TEXT Characters to replace with whitespace. - [default: \.\_\- ] - - -n, --min_search_chars INTEGER TEMPORARILY DISABLED. Queries with fewer - characters will not be submitted in the - search. [default: 2] - - -r, --row_req INTEGER Requested number of search results. - [default: 5] - - -x, --maxdist FLOAT Maximum string distance between query and - best matching term's best matching property. - [default: 0.05] - - -m, --overwite_meaning Should existing enum meanings and - descriptions be overwritten? - - -s, --search_engine TEXT BioPortal option has been temporarily - disabled. [default: OLS] - - --help Show this message and exit. -``` diff --git a/pre_poetry/enum_annotator.py b/pre_poetry/enum_annotator.py deleted file mode 100755 index 10c408f..0000000 --- a/pre_poetry/enum_annotator.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,370 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 - -from __future__ import print_function -import json -import sys -import urllib.error -import urllib.parse -import urllib.request -from strsimpy.cosine import Cosine -import yaml -import re -import pandas as pds -import requests -import click -import logging -import click_log -import random - -logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) -click_log.basic_config(logger) -pds.set_option('display.expand_frame_repr', False) - -global inferred_model, ecg, opg, rrg, qfg, mdg, omg -ecg = None -failures = [] - -cols2display = ['enum_class', 'orig_enum', 'query', 'obo_id', 'pref_lab', - 'name', 'cosine_dist', 'dist_ok', 'type', 'scope', 'rank'] - -success_frame = pds.DataFrame(columns=cols2display) - - -# MIN CHARACTERS FOR SEARCH NOT BEING ENFORCED - -# TODO write mapped terms back in as meanings -# give option for overwriting? -# TODO all user to specify enum classes to process -# when verbose, stderr gets status and debugging info -# stdout gets the modified model as yaml and should be redirected to a file - -# OLS dataframe structure not identical to previous BP dataframes: -# different columns -# BP shows one best row -# OLS lists up to N best -# not filtering out small queries in OLS approach yet -# (OLS approach?) neither handling nor optimizing for repeat values -# not merging results back into model yet - -# examples of previously challenging mappings -# # bicarbonate -# # term_iri = 'https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/ontologies/chebi/terms/http%253A%252F%252Fpurl.obolibrary.org%252Fobo%252FCHEBI_32139' -# # fungus -# # term_iri = 'https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/ontologies/ncbitaxon/terms/http%253A%252F%252Fpurl.obolibrary.org%252Fobo%252FNCBITaxon_33169' -# # sars-cov-2 -# # term_iri = 'https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/ontologies/ncbitaxon/terms/http%253A%252F%252Fpurl.obolibrary.org%252Fobo%252FNCBITaxon_2697049' -# # Escherichia phage T7 -# # # http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/NCBITaxon_10760 -# # term_iri = 'https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/ontologies/ncbitaxon/terms/http%253A%252F%252Fpurl.obolibrary.org%252Fobo%252FNCBITaxon_10760' - - -def eprint(*args, **kwargs): - print(*args, file=sys.stderr, **kwargs) - - -# TODO add filter based on min_search_chars_param? -# no longer requiring a minimum search length -def one_enum_to_ols_frame_list(permitteds, one_enum_param): - global failures - global success_frame - - per_enum_frame = pds.DataFrame(columns=cols2display) - - for orig_enum in permitteds: - - temp = one_enum_param + ": " + orig_enum - logger.info(temp) - - # tidied_enum = re.sub(r'[_,.\-;@#?!&$ ]+', ' ', orig_enum) - if ecg is not None: - tidied_enum = re.sub(r'[' + ecg + ']+', ' ', orig_enum) - - ontologies_phrase = '' - if len(opg) > 1: - ontologies_phrase = 'ontology=' + opg.lower() - - qf_phrase = '' - if len(qfg) > 1: - qf_phrase = 'queryFields=' + qfg.lower() - - # requiring local loses EROs annotations of SV40 - # 'local=true' + '&' + \ - request_string = 'http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/search?q=' + \ - urllib.parse.quote(tidied_enum) + '&' + \ - 'type=class' + '&' + \ - 'exact=false' + '&' + \ - ontologies_phrase + "&" + \ - 'rows=' + str(rrg) + '&' + \ - qf_phrase - - logger.debug(request_string) - - response_param = requests.get(request_string) - ols_string_search_res_j = response_param.json() - ols_string_search_res_frame = pds.DataFrame(ols_string_search_res_j['response']['docs']) - ols_string_search_res_frame.insert(0, "query", tidied_enum) - - # did the string search get any result rows? - r, c = ols_string_search_res_frame.shape - if r == 0: - no_search_res_dict = {'description': '', 'id': orig_enum, 'iri': '', 'is_defining_ontology': '', - 'label': '', 'obo_id': '', 'ontology_name': '', 'ontology_prefix': '', - 'short_form': '', 'type': ''} - no_search_res_frame = pds.DataFrame([no_search_res_dict]) - ols_string_search_res_frame = ols_string_search_res_frame.append(no_search_res_frame) - failures.append(orig_enum) - - ols_string_search_res_frame['query'] = orig_enum - inner_cosine_obj = Cosine(1) - - annotations_frame = pds.DataFrame(columns=['name', 'obo_id', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs']) - - for ols_string_search_res_row in ols_string_search_res_frame.itertuples(index=False): - once = urllib.parse.quote(ols_string_search_res_row.iri, safe='') - twice = urllib.parse.quote(once, safe='') - # build url from base - term_retr_base = 'http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/ontologies/' - term_retr_assembled = term_retr_base + ols_string_search_res_row.ontology_name + '/terms/' + twice - term_details = requests.get(term_retr_assembled) - term_json = term_details.json() - has_label = 'label' in set(term_json.keys()) - if has_label: - logger.debug(term_retr_assembled) - temp = term_json['label'] - logger.debug(temp) - label_frame = pds.DataFrame([[term_json['label'], 'label', 'label', '']], - columns=['name', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs']) - label_frame['obo_id'] = term_json['obo_id'] - label_frame['pref_lab'] = term_json['label'] - annotations_frame = annotations_frame.append(label_frame, ignore_index=True) - # also get other properties? - - has_synonyms = 'obo_synonym' in set(term_json.keys()) - if has_synonyms: - obo_syn_json = term_json['obo_synonym'] - obo_syn_frame = pds.DataFrame(obo_syn_json) - obo_syn_frame['obo_id'] = term_json['obo_id'] - obo_syn_frame['pref_lab'] = term_json['label'] - annotations_frame = annotations_frame.append(obo_syn_frame, ignore_index=True) - - # # don't process every kind of annotation, like genetic code - # has_annotations = 'annotation' in set(term_json.keys()) - # if has_annotations: - # obo_ano_json = term_json['annotation'] - # for anokey in obo_ano_json.keys(): - # for keyval in obo_ano_json[anokey]: - # new_row = {'name': keyval, - # 'obo_id': term_json['obo_id'], - # 'scope': anokey, - # 'type': 'annotation', - # 'xrefs': '', - # 'pref_lab': term_json['label']} - # annotations_frame = annotations_frame.append(new_row, ignore_index=True) - - annotations_row_count = len(annotations_frame.index) - - if annotations_row_count == 0: - logger.warning('NO ANNOTATIONS') - manual_row = pds.Series(['', '', '', '', '', '']) - row_df = pds.DataFrame([manual_row], columns=['name', 'obo_id', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs', 'pref_lab']) - annotations_frame = pds.concat([row_df, annotations_frame], ignore_index=True) - failures.append(orig_enum) - annotations_frame['enum_class'] = one_enum_param - annotations_frame['query'] = tidied_enum - annotations_frame['orig_enum'] = orig_enum - # check whether anny of the annotation on any of the hits have an - # acceptable cosine string distance - annotations_frame['name'] = annotations_frame['name'].fillna('') - annotations_frame['cosine_dist'] = \ - annotations_frame.apply(lambda row: inner_cosine_obj.distance(tidied_enum.strip().lower(), - row['name'].strip().lower()), - axis=1) - annotations_frame = annotations_frame.sort_values('cosine_dist') - annotations_frame['dist_ok'] = annotations_frame['cosine_dist'] <= mdg - annotations_frame['rank'] = list(range(1, len(annotations_frame.index)+1)) - - # annotations_frame = annotations_frame[ - # ['enum_class', 'orig_enum', 'query', 'name', 'cosine_dist', 'dist_ok', - # 'obo_id', 'pref_lab', 'type', 'scope']] - - annotations_frame = annotations_frame[cols2display] - - # do something with xrefs? - logger.debug(annotations_frame) - - # get best acceptable row - acceptable_cosine = annotations_frame[annotations_frame['cosine_dist'] <= mdg] - acceptable_row_count = len(acceptable_cosine.index) - if acceptable_row_count > 0: - best_acceptable = acceptable_cosine.iloc[0] - success_frame = success_frame.append(best_acceptable) - # check if permitted value already has a meaning - meaning_search = list(inferred_model['enums'][one_enum_param]['permissible_values'][orig_enum].keys()) - if 'meaning' in meaning_search: - has_meaning = True - else: - has_meaning = False - meaningless = not has_meaning - if meaningless or omg: - # insert meaning - inferred_model['enums'][one_enum_param]['permissible_values'][orig_enum]['meaning'] = best_acceptable[ - 'obo_id'] - inferred_model['enums'][one_enum_param]['permissible_values'][orig_enum]['description'] = \ - best_acceptable['pref_lab'] - else: - temp = 'NO ACCEPTABLE MAPPINGS FOR ' + one_enum_param + " " + orig_enum - logger.warning(temp) - # sort and make unique - failures.append(orig_enum) - per_enum_frame = per_enum_frame.append(annotations_frame) - # I think there will be one success frame for each enum - success_frame = success_frame[cols2display] - success_frame = success_frame[list(annotations_frame.columns)] - logger.info(success_frame) - return per_enum_frame - - -def all_enums_to_ols(inferred_model_param, the_enums_param): - multi_enum_frame = pds.DataFrame(columns=cols2display) - for one_enum in the_enums_param: - permitteds = get_one_enum_class(inferred_model_param, one_enum) - one_enum_class_list = one_enum_to_ols_frame_list(permitteds, one_enum) - multi_enum_frame = multi_enum_frame.append(one_enum_class_list) - return multi_enum_frame - - -def get_one_enum_class(inferred_model_param, enum_class_param): - inferred_enums = inferred_model_param['enums'][enum_class_param]['permissible_values'] - inferred_keys = list(inferred_enums.keys()) - inferred_keys.sort(key=str.casefold) - return inferred_keys - - -def get_enum_list(inferred_model_param): - inner_enums = list(inferred_model_param['enums'].keys()) - return inner_enums - - -def case_fold_list_sort(input_list): - output_list = input_list - output_list.sort(key=str.casefold) - return output_list - - -def read_yaml_model(modelfile_param): - with open(modelfile_param) as file: - inner_inferred_model = yaml.load(file, Loader=yaml.FullLoader) - return inner_inferred_model - - -# don't forget type field on options ??? -# synbio example (without redirection of yaml stdout): -# ./schema_automator/mixs_qd_bp_or_ols.py \ -# --modelfile target/Ontology_example_20210317_P2B1_allmods_categorytype_different_scores_per_mod-1.yaml \ -# --ontoprefix NCBItaxon,SO \ -# --enum_list species_enum,host_organism_enum,category_enum,type_enum,type_long_enum \ -# --verbose -@click.command() -@click_log.simple_verbosity_option(logger) -@click.option('--modelfile', '-f', - help='Path to a YAML linkml file containing enumerated values.', - required=True, - type=click.Path(exists=True), - ) -@click.option('--tabular_outputfile', '-t', - default='mappings_log.tsv', - help='A tsv dump of all search results will be written to this file.', - show_default=True, - type=click.Path() - ) -@click.option('--ontoprefix', '-p', - default='NCBITaxon,SO,ENVO,PATO,GO,OBI', - help='comma-separated list of (abbreviated) ontologies to search over.', - show_default=True - ) -@click.option('--enum_list', '-e', - default='', - help='Comma-separated list of enums to search with. Defaults to all enums.', - show_default=False - ) -# the choice and order of the query_fields has a big impact on what terms are returned -# overwrite the model's description with preferred term? -# OLS defaults are {label, synonym, description, short_form, obo_id, annotations, logical_description, iri} -@click.option('--query_fields', '-q', - default='', - help="Comma-separated list of term properties to include in string similarity calculation. " + - "Defaults to label,synonym,description,short_form,obo_id,annotations,logical_description,iri.", - show_default=False - ) -# replaced_chars impacts returned fields too -# 'SARS-CoV-2' fails if the hyphens are escaped or ??? -@click.option('--replaced_chars', '-c', - default='\.\_\- ', - help='Characters to replace with whitespace.', - show_default=True - ) -@click.option('--min_search_chars', '-n', - default=2, - help='TEMPORARILY DISABLED. Queries with fewer characters will not be submitted in the search.', - show_default=True - ) -@click.option('--row_req', '-r', - default=5, - help='Requested number of search results.', - show_default=True - ) -@click.option('--maxdist', '-x', - default=0.05, - help="Maximum string distance between query and best matching term's best matching property.", - show_default=True - ) -@click.option('--overwite_meaning', '-m', - help="Should existing enum meanings and descriptions be overwritten?", - is_flag=True - ) -@click.option('--search_engine', '-s', - default='OLS', - help="BioPortal option has been temporarily disabled.", - show_default=True - ) -def clickmain(modelfile, tabular_outputfile, ontoprefix, enum_list, query_fields, replaced_chars, min_search_chars, - row_req, maxdist, overwite_meaning, search_engine): - """Uses web-based ontology lookup tools to map the permitted values of enums from linkml files to CURIES. - Optionally overwrites the meaning with a CURIE and the description with a preferred label. - Writes the resulting YAML to STDOUT.""" - global failures, inferred_model, ecg, opg, rrg, qfg, mdg, omg - - inferred_model = read_yaml_model(modelfile) - ecg = replaced_chars - opg = ontoprefix - rrg = row_req - qfg = query_fields - mdg = maxdist - omg = overwite_meaning - - requested_enums = enum_list.split(",") - sorted_requested = case_fold_list_sort(requested_enums) - avaialble_enums = get_enum_list(inferred_model) - sorted_avaialble = case_fold_list_sort(avaialble_enums) - logger.info(sorted_avaialble) - - if len(enum_list) == 0 or len(enum_list[0]) == 0: - settled_enums = sorted_avaialble - else: - settled_enums = sorted_requested - - if search_engine == 'OLS': - all_ols_results = all_enums_to_ols(inferred_model, settled_enums) - logger.info("MAPPING FAILURES") - logger.info(list(set(failures))) - all_ols_results.to_csv(tabular_outputfile, sep='\t') - yaml.safe_dump(inferred_model, sys.stdout, default_flow_style=False) - elif search_engine == 'BioPortal': - logger.warning('BioPortal search temporarily disabled') - return - else: - logger.warning('No valid search engine specified') - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - clickmain(auto_envvar_prefix='ENUMENRICH') diff --git a/pre_poetry/environment.sh b/pre_poetry/environment.sh deleted file mode 100755 index 41763fb..0000000 --- a/pre_poetry/environment.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/sh -python3 -m venv venv -source venv/bin/activate -export PYTHONPATH=. diff --git a/pre_poetry/ols_search_wrapper.py b/pre_poetry/ols_search_wrapper.py deleted file mode 100644 index d5025d3..0000000 --- a/pre_poetry/ols_search_wrapper.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,158 +0,0 @@ - -def one_enum_to_ols_frame_list(permitteds, one_enum_param): - global failures - global success_frame - - per_enum_frame = pds.DataFrame(columns=cols2display) - - for orig_enum in permitteds: - - temp = one_enum_param + ": " + orig_enum - logger.info(temp) - - # tidied_enum = re.sub(r'[_,.\-;@#?!&$ ]+', ' ', orig_enum) - tidied_enum = re.sub(r'[' + ecg + ']+', ' ', orig_enum) - - ontologies_phrase = '' - if len(opg) > 1: - ontologies_phrase = 'ontology=' + opg.lower() - - qf_phrase = '' - if len(qfg) > 1: - qf_phrase = 'queryFields=' + qfg.lower() - - # requiring local loses EROs annotations of SV40 - # 'local=true' + '&' + \ - request_string = 'http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/search?q=' + \ - urllib.parse.quote(tidied_enum) + '&' + \ - 'type=class' + '&' + \ - 'exact=false' + '&' + \ - ontologies_phrase + "&" + \ - 'rows=' + str(rrg) + '&' + \ - qf_phrase - - logger.debug(request_string) - - response_param = requests.get(request_string) - ols_string_search_res_j = response_param.json() - ols_string_search_res_frame = pds.DataFrame(ols_string_search_res_j['response']['docs']) - ols_string_search_res_frame.insert(0, "query", tidied_enum) - - # did the string search get any result rows? - r, c = ols_string_search_res_frame.shape - if r == 0: - no_search_res_dict = {'description': '', 'id': orig_enum, 'iri': '', 'is_defining_ontology': '', - 'label': '', 'obo_id': '', 'ontology_name': '', 'ontology_prefix': '', - 'short_form': '', 'type': ''} - no_search_res_frame = pds.DataFrame([no_search_res_dict]) - ols_string_search_res_frame = ols_string_search_res_frame.append(no_search_res_frame) - failures.append(orig_enum) - - ols_string_search_res_frame['query'] = orig_enum - inner_cosine_obj = Cosine(1) - - annotations_frame = pds.DataFrame(columns=['name', 'obo_id', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs']) - - for ols_string_search_res_row in ols_string_search_res_frame.itertuples(index=False): - once = urllib.parse.quote(ols_string_search_res_row.iri, safe='') - twice = urllib.parse.quote(once, safe='') - # build url from base - term_retr_base = 'http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/ontologies/' - term_retr_assembled = term_retr_base + ols_string_search_res_row.ontology_name + '/terms/' + twice - term_details = requests.get(term_retr_assembled) - term_json = term_details.json() - has_label = 'label' in set(term_json.keys()) - if has_label: - logger.debug(term_retr_assembled) - temp = term_json['label'] - logger.debug(temp) - label_frame = pds.DataFrame([[term_json['label'], 'label', 'label', '']], - columns=['name', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs']) - label_frame['obo_id'] = term_json['obo_id'] - label_frame['pref_lab'] = term_json['label'] - annotations_frame = annotations_frame.append(label_frame, ignore_index=True) - # also get other properties? - - has_synonyms = 'obo_synonym' in set(term_json.keys()) - if has_synonyms: - obo_syn_json = term_json['obo_synonym'] - obo_syn_frame = pds.DataFrame(obo_syn_json) - obo_syn_frame['obo_id'] = term_json['obo_id'] - obo_syn_frame['pref_lab'] = term_json['label'] - annotations_frame = annotations_frame.append(obo_syn_frame, ignore_index=True) - - # # don't process every kind of annotation, like genetic code - # has_annotations = 'annotation' in set(term_json.keys()) - # if has_annotations: - # obo_ano_json = term_json['annotation'] - # for anokey in obo_ano_json.keys(): - # for keyval in obo_ano_json[anokey]: - # new_row = {'name': keyval, - # 'obo_id': term_json['obo_id'], - # 'scope': anokey, - # 'type': 'annotation', - # 'xrefs': '', - # 'pref_lab': term_json['label']} - # annotations_frame = annotations_frame.append(new_row, ignore_index=True) - - annotations_row_count = len(annotations_frame.index) - - if annotations_row_count == 0: - logger.warning('NO ANNOTATIONS') - manual_row = pds.Series(['', '', '', '', '', '']) - row_df = pds.DataFrame([manual_row], columns=['name', 'obo_id', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs', 'pref_lab']) - annotations_frame = pds.concat([row_df, annotations_frame], ignore_index=True) - failures.append(orig_enum) - annotations_frame['enum_class'] = one_enum_param - annotations_frame['query'] = tidied_enum - annotations_frame['orig_enum'] = orig_enum - # check whether anny of the annotation on any of the hits have an - # acceptable cosine string distance - annotations_frame['name'] = annotations_frame['name'].fillna('') - annotations_frame['cosine_dist'] = \ - annotations_frame.apply(lambda row: inner_cosine_obj.distance(tidied_enum.strip().lower(), - row['name'].strip().lower()), - axis=1) - annotations_frame = annotations_frame.sort_values('cosine_dist') - annotations_frame['dist_ok'] = annotations_frame['cosine_dist'] <= mdg - annotations_frame['rank'] = list(range(1, len(annotations_frame.index)+1)) - - # annotations_frame = annotations_frame[ - # ['enum_class', 'orig_enum', 'query', 'name', 'cosine_dist', 'dist_ok', - # 'obo_id', 'pref_lab', 'type', 'scope']] - - annotations_frame = annotations_frame[cols2display] - - # do something with xrefs? - logger.debug(annotations_frame) - - # get best acceptable row - acceptable_cosine = annotations_frame[annotations_frame['cosine_dist'] <= mdg] - acceptable_row_count = len(acceptable_cosine.index) - if acceptable_row_count > 0: - best_acceptable = acceptable_cosine.iloc[0] - success_frame = success_frame.append(best_acceptable) - # check if permitted value already has a meaning - meaning_search = list(inferred_model['enums'][one_enum_param]['permissible_values'][orig_enum].keys()) - if 'meaning' in meaning_search: - has_meaning = True - else: - has_meaning = False - meaningless = not has_meaning - if meaningless or omg: - # insert meaning - inferred_model['enums'][one_enum_param]['permissible_values'][orig_enum]['meaning'] = best_acceptable[ - 'obo_id'] - inferred_model['enums'][one_enum_param]['permissible_values'][orig_enum]['description'] = \ - best_acceptable['pref_lab'] - else: - temp = 'NO ACCEPTABLE MAPPINGS FOR ' + one_enum_param + " " + orig_enum - logger.warning(temp) - # sort and make unique - failures.append(orig_enum) - per_enum_frame = per_enum_frame.append(annotations_frame) - # I think there will be one success frame for each enum - success_frame = success_frame[cols2display] - success_frame = success_frame[list(annotations_frame.columns)] - logger.info(success_frame) - return per_enum_frame diff --git a/pre_poetry/synbio_organism_mapped.yaml b/pre_poetry/synbio_organism_mapped.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 16121ed..0000000 --- a/pre_poetry/synbio_organism_mapped.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,676 +0,0 @@ -name: Organism -description: Synthetic biology Organism -id: https://w3id.org/Organism -imports: -- linkml:types -prefixes: - linkml: - prefix_prefix: linkml - prefix_reference: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - synbio: - prefix_prefix: synbio - prefix_reference: https://w3id.org/synbio/ -default_prefix: synbio -enums: - assembly_dir_path_enum: - name: assembly_dir_path_enum - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/AssemblyDirPathEnum - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - permissible_values: - /data/cDNA/Drosophila/: - text: /data/cDNA/Drosophila/ - description: /data/cDNA/Drosophila/ - /data/cDNA/human/: - text: /data/cDNA/human/ - description: /data/cDNA/human/ - binomial_name_enum: - name: binomial_name_enum - permissible_values: - Acetobacter pomorum: - text: Acetobacter pomorum - description: Acetobacter pomorum - meaning: NCBITaxon:65959 - annotations: - match_val: Acetobacter pomorum - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Acetobacter pomorum - Acetobacter tropicalis: - text: Acetobacter tropicalis - description: Acetobacter tropicalis - meaning: NCBITaxon:104102 - annotations: - match_val: Acetobacter tropicalis - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Acetobacter tropicalis - Aequorea.victoria: - text: Aequorea.victoria - description: Aequorea victoria - meaning: NCBITaxon:6100 - annotations: - match_val: Aequorea victoria - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Aequorea victoria - Aequorea_victoria: - text: Aequorea_victoria - description: Aequorea victoria - meaning: NCBITaxon:6100 - annotations: - match_val: Aequorea victoria - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Aequorea victoria - Agrobacterium.tumefaciens: - text: Agrobacterium.tumefaciens - description: Agrobacterium tumefaciens - meaning: NCBITaxon:358 - annotations: - match_val: Agrobacterium tumefaciens - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Agrobacterium tumefaciens - Arabidopsis.thaliana: - text: Arabidopsis.thaliana - description: Arabidopsis thaliana - meaning: NCBITaxon:3702 - annotations: - match_val: Arabidopsis thaliana - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Arabidopsis thaliana - Ashbya.gossypii: - text: Ashbya.gossypii - description: Eremothecium gossypii - meaning: NCBITaxon:33169 - annotations: - match_val: Ashbya gossypii - match_type: hasRelatedSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Eremothecium gossypii - Bacillus flexus: - text: Bacillus flexus - annotations: - match_val: Bacillus flexus T6186-2 - match_type: label - cosine: 0.16650642566271778 - Bacillus kochii: - text: Bacillus kochii - description: Cytobacillus kochii - meaning: NCBITaxon:859143 - annotations: - match_val: Bacillus kochii - match_type: hasRelatedSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Cytobacillus kochii - Bacillus subtilis: - text: Bacillus subtilis - description: Bacillus subtilis - meaning: NCBITaxon:1423 - annotations: - match_val: Bacillus subtilis - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Bacillus subtilis - Bacillus.subtilis: - text: Bacillus.subtilis - description: Bacillus subtilis - meaning: NCBITaxon:1423 - annotations: - match_val: Bacillus subtilis - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Bacillus subtilis - Bacteriophage.Mu: - text: Bacteriophage.Mu - description: Escherichia phage Mu - meaning: NCBITaxon:2681603 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage Mu - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia phage Mu - Bordetella.bronchiseptica: - text: Bordetella.bronchiseptica - description: Bordetella bronchiseptica - meaning: NCBITaxon:518 - annotations: - match_val: Bordetella bronchiseptica - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Bordetella bronchiseptica - Citrobacter freundii: - text: Citrobacter freundii - description: Citrobacter freundii - meaning: NCBITaxon:546 - annotations: - match_val: Citrobacter freundii - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Citrobacter freundii - Cytomegalovirus: - text: Cytomegalovirus - description: Cytomegalovirus - meaning: NCBITaxon:10358 - annotations: - match_val: Cytomegalovirus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Cytomegalovirus - Discosoma.sp: - text: Discosoma.sp - description: Discosoma sp. - meaning: NCBITaxon:86600 - annotations: - match_val: Discosoma sp. - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0425728922436619 - title: Discosoma sp. - Drosophila melanogaster: - text: Drosophila melanogaster - description: Drosophila melanogaster - meaning: NCBITaxon:7227 - annotations: - match_val: Drosophila melanogaster - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Drosophila melanogaster - Drosophila pseudoobscura: - text: Drosophila pseudoobscura - description: Drosophila pseudoobscura - meaning: NCBITaxon:7237 - annotations: - match_val: Drosophila pseudoobscura - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Drosophila pseudoobscura - Drosophila.melanogaster: - text: Drosophila.melanogaster - description: Drosophila melanogaster - meaning: NCBITaxon:7227 - annotations: - match_val: Drosophila melanogaster - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Drosophila melanogaster - Entacmaea.quadricolor: - text: Entacmaea.quadricolor - description: Entacmaea quadricolor - meaning: NCBITaxon:6118 - annotations: - match_val: Entacmaea quadricolor - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Entacmaea quadricolor - Enterococcus durans: - text: Enterococcus durans - description: Enterococcus durans - meaning: NCBITaxon:53345 - annotations: - match_val: Enterococcus durans - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Enterococcus durans - Escherichia coli: - text: Escherichia coli - description: Escherichia coli - meaning: NCBITaxon:562 - annotations: - match_val: Escherichia coli - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia coli - Escherichia.coli: - text: Escherichia.coli - description: Escherichia coli - meaning: NCBITaxon:562 - annotations: - match_val: Escherichia coli - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia coli - Homo sapiens: - text: Homo sapiens - description: Homo sapiens - meaning: NCBITaxon:9606 - annotations: - match_val: Homo sapiens - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Homo sapiens - Homo sapiens Mus musculus: - text: Homo sapiens Mus musculus - annotations: - match_val: Homo sapiens/Mus musculus xenograft - match_type: label - cosine: 0.13992192242976664 - Human influenza A: - text: Human influenza A - annotations: - match_val: Human Influenza A Virus - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.13247238276429096 - Klebsiella.pneumoniae: - text: Klebsiella.pneumoniae - description: Klebsiella pneumoniae - meaning: NCBITaxon:573 - annotations: - match_val: Klebsiella pneumoniae - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Klebsiella pneumoniae - Komagataella pastoris: - text: Komagataella pastoris - description: Komagataella pastoris - meaning: NCBITaxon:4922 - annotations: - match_val: Komagataella pastoris - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Komagataella pastoris - Lactobacillus brevis: - text: Lactobacillus brevis - annotations: - match_val: Lactobacillus brevis EW - match_type: label - cosine: 0.05848691647599147 - Lactobacillus plantarum: - text: Lactobacillus plantarum - annotations: - match_val: Lactobacillus plantarum IPLA88 - match_type: label - cosine: 0.08929227511907478 - Lentivirus.human-immunodeficiency-virus1: - text: Lentivirus.human-immunodeficiency-virus1 - annotations: - match_val: Human immunodeficiency virus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.12022816123485602 - Leuconostoc mesenteroides: - text: Leuconostoc mesenteroides - description: Leuconostoc mesenteroides - meaning: NCBITaxon:1245 - annotations: - match_val: Leuconostoc mesenteroides - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Leuconostoc mesenteroides - Mus musculus: - text: Mus musculus - description: Mus musculus - meaning: NCBITaxon:10090 - annotations: - match_val: Mus musculus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Mus musculus - NA: - text: NA - annotations: - match_val: Bacillus sp. B4-WWTP-NA-D-NA-NA - match_type: label - cosine: 0.5477329831333546 - Nepovirus.Tobacco-ringspot-virus: - text: Nepovirus.Tobacco-ringspot-virus - annotations: - match_val: Tobacco ringspot virus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.11392237043170383 - Paenibacillus taichungensis: - text: Paenibacillus taichungensis - description: Paenibacillus taichungensis - meaning: NCBITaxon:484184 - annotations: - match_val: Paenibacillus taichungensis - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Paenibacillus taichungensis - Pichia pastoris: - text: Pichia pastoris - description: Komagataella pastoris - meaning: NCBITaxon:4922 - annotations: - match_val: Pichia pastoris - match_type: hasRelatedSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Komagataella pastoris - Pisum.sativum: - text: Pisum.sativum - description: Pisum sativum - meaning: NCBITaxon:3888 - annotations: - match_val: Pisum sativum - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Pisum sativum - Pseudomonas aeruginosa: - text: Pseudomonas aeruginosa - description: Pseudomonas aeruginosa - meaning: NCBITaxon:287 - annotations: - match_val: Pseudomonas aeruginosa - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Pseudomonas aeruginosa - Pseudomonas plasmid pVS1: - text: Pseudomonas plasmid pVS1 - annotations: - match_val: Plasmid pVS1 - match_type: label - cosine: 0.2456634908586427 - Pseudomonas.putida: - text: Pseudomonas.putida - description: Pseudomonas putida - meaning: NCBITaxon:303 - annotations: - match_val: Pseudomonas putida - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Pseudomonas putida - SARS-CoV-2: - text: SARS-CoV-2 - annotations: - match_val: Reverse genetics vector pCCI-4K-SARS-CoV-2-NanoLuc - match_type: label - cosine: 0.679492017453059 - Saccharomyces cerevisiae: - text: Saccharomyces cerevisiae - description: Saccharomyces cerevisiae - meaning: NCBITaxon:4932 - annotations: - match_val: Saccharomyces cerevisiae - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Saccharomyces cerevisiae - Saccharomyces.cerevisiae: - text: Saccharomyces.cerevisiae - description: Saccharomyces cerevisiae - meaning: NCBITaxon:4932 - annotations: - match_val: Saccharomyces cerevisiae - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Saccharomyces cerevisiae - Salmonella enterica: - text: Salmonella enterica - description: Salmonella enterica - meaning: NCBITaxon:28901 - annotations: - match_val: Salmonella enterica - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Salmonella enterica - Simian.virus.40: - text: Simian.virus.40 - annotations: - match_val: Simian virus 41 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0714285714285714 - Solanum.tuberosum: - text: Solanum.tuberosum - description: Solanum tuberosum - meaning: NCBITaxon:4113 - annotations: - match_val: Solanum tuberosum - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Solanum tuberosum - Sorangium.cellulosum: - text: Sorangium.cellulosum - description: Sorangium cellulosum - meaning: NCBITaxon:56 - annotations: - match_val: Sorangium cellulosum - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Sorangium cellulosum - Staphylococcus.aureus: - text: Staphylococcus.aureus - description: Staphylococcus aureus - meaning: NCBITaxon:1280 - annotations: - match_val: Staphylococcus aureus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Staphylococcus aureus - Streptococcus.pyogenes: - text: Streptococcus.pyogenes - description: Streptococcus pyogenes - meaning: NCBITaxon:1314 - annotations: - match_val: Streptococcus pyogenes - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Streptococcus pyogenes - Streptomyces.alboniger: - text: Streptomyces.alboniger - description: Streptomyces alboniger - meaning: NCBITaxon:132473 - annotations: - match_val: Streptomyces alboniger - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Streptomyces alboniger - Streptomyces.noursei: - text: Streptomyces.noursei - description: Streptomyces noursei - meaning: NCBITaxon:1971 - annotations: - match_val: Streptomyces noursei - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Streptomyces noursei - Vibrio natriegens: - text: Vibrio natriegens - description: Vibrio natriegens - meaning: NCBITaxon:691 - annotations: - match_val: Vibrio natriegens - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Vibrio natriegens - Woodchuck Hepatitis Virus: - text: Woodchuck Hepatitis Virus - description: Woodchuck hepatitis virus - meaning: NCBITaxon:35269 - annotations: - match_val: Woodchuck hepatitis virus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Woodchuck hepatitis virus - Woodchuck.Hepatitis.Virus: - text: Woodchuck.Hepatitis.Virus - description: Woodchuck hepatitis virus - meaning: NCBITaxon:35269 - annotations: - match_val: Woodchuck hepatitis virus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Woodchuck hepatitis virus - Xenopus.laevis: - text: Xenopus.laevis - description: Xenopus laevis - meaning: NCBITaxon:8355 - annotations: - match_val: Xenopus laevis - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Xenopus laevis - Yarrowia lipolytica: - text: Yarrowia lipolytica - description: Yarrowia lipolytica - meaning: NCBITaxon:4952 - annotations: - match_val: Yarrowia lipolytica - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Yarrowia lipolytica - bacteriophage P1: - text: bacteriophage P1 - description: Escherichia virus P1 - meaning: NCBITaxon:10678 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage P1 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia virus P1 - bacteriophage.M13: - text: bacteriophage.M13 - description: Escherichia virus M13 - meaning: NCBITaxon:1977402 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage M13 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia virus M13 - bacteriophage.SP6: - text: bacteriophage.SP6 - description: Salmonella virus SP6 - meaning: NCBITaxon:194966 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage SP6 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Salmonella virus SP6 - bacteriophage.T3: - text: bacteriophage.T3 - description: Enterobacteria phage T3 - meaning: NCBITaxon:10759 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage T3 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Enterobacteria phage T3 - bacteriophage.T4: - text: bacteriophage.T4 - description: Escherichia virus T4 - meaning: NCBITaxon:10665 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage T4 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia virus T4 - bacteriophage.T7: - text: bacteriophage.T7 - description: Escherichia phage T7 - meaning: NCBITaxon:10760 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage T7 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia phage T7 - bacteriophage.f1: - text: bacteriophage.f1 - description: Enterobacteria phage f1 - meaning: NCBITaxon:10863 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage f1 - match_type: hasExactSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Enterobacteria phage f1 - bacteriophage.lambda: - text: bacteriophage.lambda - description: Escherichia virus Lambda - meaning: NCBITaxon:10710 - annotations: - match_val: Bacteriophage lambda - match_type: hasRelatedSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: Escherichia virus Lambda - cauliflower.mosaic.virus: - text: cauliflower.mosaic.virus - description: Cauliflower mosaic virus - meaning: NCBITaxon:10641 - annotations: - match_val: Cauliflower mosaic virus - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Cauliflower mosaic virus - herpes.simplex.virus-1: - text: herpes.simplex.virus-1 - annotations: - match_val: Herpes simplex virus unknown type - match_type: label - cosine: 0.20069474611454663 - homo.sapiens: - text: homo.sapiens - description: Homo sapiens - meaning: NCBITaxon:9606 - annotations: - match_val: Homo sapiens - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: Homo sapiens - ms21: - text: ms21 - annotations: - match_val: Rhodobacter sp. MS21 - match_type: label - cosine: 0.6026402928804868 - phage.lambda: - text: phage.lambda - annotations: - match_val: Escherichia phage Lambda - match_type: label - cosine: 0.33667504192891995 - plasmids: - text: plasmids - description: plasmids - meaning: NCBITaxon:36549 - annotations: - match_val: plasmids - match_type: label - cosine: 0.0 - title: plasmids - synthetic: - text: synthetic - description: synthetic construct - meaning: NCBITaxon:32630 - annotations: - match_val: synthetic - match_type: hasRelatedSynonym - cosine: 0.0 - title: synthetic construct -slots: - species: - name: species - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/species - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - strain: - name: strain - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/strain - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - comment: - name: comment - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/comment - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - default_genome_id: - name: default_genome_id - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/default_genome_id - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - assembly_dir_path: - name: assembly_dir_path - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/assembly_dir_path - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - binomial_name: - name: binomial_name - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/binomial_name - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - range: binomial_name_enum -classes: - Organism: - name: Organism - definition_uri: https://w3id.org/synbio/Organism - from_schema: https://w3id.org/Organism - is_a: NamedThing - slots: - - species - - strain - - comment - - default_genome_id - - assembly_dir_path - - binomial_name -metamodel_version: 1.7.0 -generation_date: '2021-11-22T14:11:40' - diff --git a/py-modindex.html b/py-modindex.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..49df8ef --- /dev/null +++ b/py-modindex.html @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ + + + + + + + Python Module Index — Schema Automator documentation + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml deleted file mode 100644 index d16a198..0000000 --- a/pyproject.toml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -[tool.poetry] -name = "schema_automator" -version = "v0.1.1" -description = "Infer models, enrich with meaning for terms including enum permissible values" -authors = ["Chris Mungall", "Mark Miller"] -license = "BSD 3-Clause" - -packages = [ - { include = "schema_automator" } -] - -[tool.poetry.dependencies] -python = "^3.9" -# click = "^8.0.3" -click = "^8.1.2" -# only necessary if 3.6 support is desired -# dataclasses = "^0.8" -linkml-runtime = "^1.2.0rc6" -linkml = "^1.2.0rc7" -mkdocs = "^1.2.3" -pandas = "^1.3.5" -python-dateutil = "^2.8.2" -jsonpatch = "^1.32" -quantulum3 = "^0.7.9" -funowl = "^0.1.11" -click-log = "^0.4.0" -psycopg2-binary = "^2.9.2" -strsimpy = "^0.2.1" -requests = "^2.26.0" -bioregistry = "^0.4.59" -rdflib = "^6.0.2" -# PyYAML = "^6.0" -PyYAML = "^5.3.1" -pypandoc = "^1.7.5" -twine = "^4.0.0" - - -[tool.poetry.dev-dependencies] -pytest = "^7.1.1" - -[build-system] -requires = ["poetry-core>=1.0.0"] -build-backend = "poetry.core.masonry.api" - -[tool.poetry.scripts] -tsv2linkml = "schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine:tsv2model" -enum_annotator = "schema_automator.annotators.enum_annotator:enum_annotator" -enums_to_curateable = "schema_automator.annotators.enums_to_curateable:enums_to_curateable" -curated_to_enums = "schema_automator.annotators.curated_to_enums:curated_to_enums" -rdf2linkml = "schema_automator.importers.rdf_instance_import_engine:rdf2model" -owl2linkml = "schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine:owl2model" -dosdp2linkml = "schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine:dosdp2model" -jsondata2linkml = "schema_automator.importers.json_instance_import_engine:json2model" -jsonschema2linkml = "schema_automator.importers.jsonschema_import_engine:jsonschema2model" - diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt deleted file mode 100644 index d1515c4..0000000 --- a/requirements.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -click >= 7.1.2 -dataclasses -linkml-runtime >= 1.1.5 -linkml >= 1.1.7 -mkdocs -pandas >= 1.2.3 -python-dateutil >= 2.8.1 -PyYAML >= 5.3.1 -rdflib == 5.0.0 -requests >= 2.25.1 -setuptools >= 54.2.0 -strsimpy >= 0.2.0 -psycopg2-binary -click_log -funowl >= 0.1.9 -quantulum3 -pytest -jsonpatch \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/schema_automator/annotators/curated_to_enums.py b/schema_automator/annotators/curated_to_enums.py deleted file mode 100644 index 0b1e950..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/annotators/curated_to_enums.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,90 +0,0 @@ -import click -import pandas as pd -from linkml_runtime.utils.schemaview import SchemaView, Annotation -from linkml_runtime.dumpers import yaml_dumper - -import logging -import click_log - -# todo add logger -logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) -click_log.basic_config(logger) - - -# overwrites by default? -@click.command() -@click_log.simple_verbosity_option(logger) -@click.option('--tsv_in', type=click.Path(exists=True), required=True) -@click.option('--tsv_encoding', default="utf_16", show_default=True) -@click.option('--model_in', type=click.Path(exists=True), required=True) -@click.option('--curated_yaml', type=click.Path(), default="curated.yaml", show_default=True) -@click.option('--selected_enum', required=True) -def curated_to_enums(tsv_in, model_in, selected_enum, tsv_encoding, curated_yaml): - from_tsv = pd.read_csv(tsv_in, sep="\t", encoding=tsv_encoding) - from_tsv.index = from_tsv['text'] - logger.info(from_tsv) - # check if an index appears more than once - if from_tsv.index.is_unique: - ft_dict = from_tsv.to_dict(orient="index") - else: - logger.error("index is not unique") - exit() - - from_model = SchemaView(model_in) - mschema = from_model.schema - - menum = from_model.get_enum(selected_enum) - me_pvs = menum.permissible_values - mep_keys = list(me_pvs.keys()) - mep_keys.sort() - - ft_keys = [i for i in list(ft_dict.keys()) if i == str(i)] - ft_keys.sort() - - comparables = list(set(mep_keys).intersection(set(ft_keys))) - comparables.sort() - - for i in comparables: - logger.info(i) - model_says = me_pvs[i] - tsv_says = ft_dict[i] - if not pd.isna(tsv_says['curated_id']) and not pd.isna(tsv_says['curated_pref_lab']) and not pd.isna( - tsv_says['curated_type']) and not pd.isna(tsv_says['curated_val']): - model_says.meaning = tsv_says['curated_id'] - model_says.title = tsv_says['curated_pref_lab'] - # todo delete them, don't set to empty strings - model_says.annotations["match_id"] = tsv_says["curated_id"] - model_says.annotations["match_pref_lab"] = tsv_says["curated_pref_lab"] - model_says.annotations["match_type"] = tsv_says["curated_type"] - model_says.annotations["match_val"] = tsv_says["curated_val"] - model_says.annotations["curation_notes"] = tsv_says["curation_notes"] - model_says.annotations["cosine"] = None - model_says.annotations["curated"] = True - me_pvs[i] = model_says - - menum.permissible_values = me_pvs - - meanings_tally = [] - for i in mep_keys: - i_m = menum.permissible_values[i].meaning - meanings_tally.append(i_m) - - # todo for collapsing pvs to get one with each meaning, the texts could be aliases or something like that? - # don't see an applicable slot at https://linkml.io/linkml-model/docs/PermissibleValue/#class-permissible_value - - pvs_per_meaning = pd.Series(meanings_tally).value_counts(dropna=False) - - for i in mep_keys: - i_a = menum.permissible_values[i].annotations - i_m = menum.permissible_values[i].meaning - if i_m in pvs_per_meaning: - # todo inconsistent annotation structure - i_a["pvs_per_meaning"] = Annotation(tag="pvs_per_meaning", value=pvs_per_meaning[i_m]) - menum.permissible_values[i].annotations = i_a - - mschema.enums[selected_enum] = menum - yaml_dumper.dump(mschema, curated_yaml) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - curated_to_enums() diff --git a/schema_automator/annotators/enum_annotator.py b/schema_automator/annotators/enum_annotator.py deleted file mode 100644 index 083f0a9..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/annotators/enum_annotator.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,430 +0,0 @@ -# import linkml -import logging -import random -import re -# urllib? urllib3? pure requests? -import urllib - -import click -import click_log -import linkml.utils.rawloader as rl -import linkml_runtime -import pandas as pd -import requests -import yaml -from linkml_runtime.dumpers import yaml_dumper -# cosine? SIFT4? -from strsimpy.cosine import Cosine - -# # for querying and changing? -# import linkml_runtime_api - -# # PROGRESS -# # took out globals -# # reusing requests sessions -# # saving annotations -# # logging - - -# # TODO -# # add caching of already searched terms -# # add default values for functions - -# todo this silences -# SettingWithCopyWarning: A value is trying to be set on a copy of a slice from a DataFrame -# but I should really be dealing with it -pd.options.mode.chained_assignment = None # default='warn' - -logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) -click_log.basic_config(logger) - - -# make classes out of DataFrames that would be appealing as globals -# TODO try dataclasses -class DataFrameClass: - def __init__(self): - self.mapping_frame = pd.DataFrame() - - def add(self, miniframe): - self.mapping_frame = self.mapping_frame.append(miniframe) - - def get(self): - return self.mapping_frame - - -def parse_yaml_file(yaml_file_name): - with open(yaml_file_name, 'r') as stream: - try: - parse_res = yaml.safe_load(stream) - return parse_res - except yaml.YAMLError as exc: - # log or print? - logger.error(exc) - - -def dict_to_schema(dict_param): - converted_schema = rl.load_raw_schema(dict_param) - return converted_schema - - -def request_an_enum(schema_param, enum_name_param): - enum_requested = schema_param.enums[enum_name_param] - return enum_requested - - -def request_pvs(enum_param): - pvs_requested = enum_param.permissible_values - return pvs_requested - - -# make sorting optional? -def get_pv_names(pv_param): - pv_names = [k for k, v in pv_param.items()] - pv_names.sort() - return pv_names - - -def make_cosine_obj(shingle_size_param): - made_cosine_obj = Cosine(shingle_size_param) - return made_cosine_obj - - -def ols_term_search(term, chars_to_whiteout, ontology_param, qf_param, rowcount_param, blank_row_param, - global_frame_param, session_param, ols_search_base_url, do_trunc): - woed = do_whiteout(term, chars_to_whiteout, do_trunc) - - request_string = ols_search_base_url + \ - '?q=' + \ - urllib.parse.quote(woed) + '&' + \ - 'type=class' + '&' + \ - 'exact=false' + '&' + \ - ontology_param + "&" + \ - 'rows=' + str(rowcount_param) + '&' + \ - qf_param - - logger.debug(request_string) - - # this gets matching terms but doesn't show why they matched - response_param = session_param.get(request_string) - - ols_string_search_res_j = response_param.json() - ols_string_search_res_frame = pd.DataFrame(ols_string_search_res_j['response']['docs']) - ols_string_search_res_frame.insert(0, "raw_query", term) - ols_string_search_res_frame.insert(0, "tidied_query", woed) - - # did the string search get any result rows? - r, c = ols_string_search_res_frame.shape - if r == 0: - no_search_res_dict = blank_row_param.copy() - # no_search_res_dict['id'] = term - no_search_res_dict['raw_query'] = term - no_search_res_dict['tidied_query'] = woed - no_search_res_frame = pd.DataFrame([no_search_res_dict]) - ols_string_search_res_frame = ols_string_search_res_frame.append(no_search_res_frame) - # failures.append(orig_enum) - - global_frame_param.add(ols_string_search_res_frame) - # return ols_string_search_res_frame? - return True - - -# TODO refactor -def make_ontolgy_phrase(ontology_param): - ontologies_phrase = '' - if ontology_param is not None and ontology_param != "": - ontologies_phrase = 'ontology=' + ontology_param.lower() - return ontologies_phrase - - -# TODO refactor -def make_qf_phrase(qf_param): - qf_phrase = '' - if qf_param is not None and qf_param != "": - qf_phrase = 'queryFields=' + qf_param.lower() - return qf_phrase - - -def do_whiteout(raw_string, chars_to_whiteout, do_trunc): - if chars_to_whiteout is not None and chars_to_whiteout != "": - tidied_string = re.sub(r'[' + chars_to_whiteout + ']+', ' ', raw_string) - else: - tidied_string = raw_string - if do_trunc: - tidied_string = re.sub(r' \(.*$', '', tidied_string) - return tidied_string - - -def get_ols_term_annotations(iri_param, ontology_param, session_param, ols_terms_based_url, term_annotations): - logger.info(iri_param) - once = urllib.parse.quote(iri_param, safe='') - twice = urllib.parse.quote(once, safe='') - # build url from base - term_retr_assembled = ols_terms_based_url + ontology_param + '/terms/' + twice - term_details = session_param.get(term_retr_assembled) - term_json = term_details.json() - - if 'label' in set(term_json.keys()): - # logger.debug(term_retr_assembled) - # term_label = term_json['label'] - # logger.debug(term_label) - label_frame = pd.DataFrame([[term_json['label'], 'label', 'label', '']], - columns=['name', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs']) - label_frame['obo_id'] = term_json['obo_id'] - label_frame['pref_lab'] = term_json['label'] - - label_frame.insert(0, "iri", iri_param) - - term_annotations.add(label_frame) - - if 'obo_synonym' in set(term_json.keys()): - obo_syn_json = term_json['obo_synonym'] - obo_syn_frame = pd.DataFrame(obo_syn_json) - obo_syn_frame['obo_id'] = term_json['obo_id'] - obo_syn_frame['pref_lab'] = term_json['label'] - obo_syn_frame.insert(0, "iri", iri_param) - term_annotations.add(obo_syn_frame) - - return True - - -@click.command() -@click_log.simple_verbosity_option(logger) -@click.option('--modelfile', help="path to LinkML input", type=click.Path(exists=True), show_default=True, - required=True) -# parametrize this so this script can be written many times an not overwrite the all mappings file -@click.option('--all_mappings_fn', default="target/all_mappings_frame.tsv", - help="where do you want to write a table of all mappings?", - type=click.Path(), show_default=True) -# binomial_name_enum -@click.option('--requested_enum_name', help="name of the enumeration that contains the terms you want to map", - required=True) -@click.option('--overwrite_meaning/--no_overwrite', help="do you want to overwrite meanings that are already present?", - default=True, show_default=True) -@click.option('--whiteout_chars', help="characters in terms that should be replaced with whitespace before mapping", - default='._-', show_default=True) -# ontology_string = "NCBItaxon,PATO" -@click.option('--ontology_string', help="comma separated list of ontologies to use in the mapping", default='NCBItaxon', - show_default=True) -@click.option('--ols_search_base_url', help="", default='http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/search', show_default=True) -@click.option('--ols_terms_based_url', help="", default='http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/api/ontologies/', - show_default=True) -@click.option('--desired_row_count', help="how many rows of mappings do you want to retrieve for each term?", default=5, - show_default=True) -@click.option('--shingle_size', help="what shingle/n-gram size do you want for cosine similarity calculations?", - default=2, show_default=True) -@click.option('--max_cosine', - help="""how much of a cosine distance will you tolerate - when comparing an enum name to a term lable or synonym?""", - default=0.05, show_default=True) -@click.option('--query_field_string', - help="""do you want to define a custom list of fields to search in? - The default settings work well in most cases.""", - default='', show_default=True) -@click.option('--test_sample_size', - help="""if greater than 0, the enum name list will be samples at this size before mapping.""", - default=0, show_default=True) -@click.option('--trim_parentheticals/--keep_parentheticals', default=False) -def enum_annotator(modelfile, all_mappings_fn, requested_enum_name, whiteout_chars, ontology_string, - ols_search_base_url, ols_terms_based_url, desired_row_count, shingle_size, max_cosine, - overwrite_meaning, query_field_string, test_sample_size, trim_parentheticals): - # show entire width of data frames - pd.set_option('display.expand_frame_repr', False) - - # GLOBALS within this method - blank_row = {'title': '', 'id': '', 'iri': '', 'is_defining_ontology': '', - 'label': '', 'obo_id': '', 'ontology_name': '', 'ontology_prefix': '', - 'short_form': '', 'type': ''} - - # ols_annotations_cols = ['name', 'obo_id', 'scope', 'type', 'xrefs'] - - parsed_yaml = parse_yaml_file(modelfile) - - current_schema = dict_to_schema(parsed_yaml) - - requested_enum_obj = request_an_enum(current_schema, requested_enum_name) - - requested_pvs_obj = request_pvs(requested_enum_obj) - - requested_pvs_names = get_pv_names(requested_pvs_obj) - requested_pvs_names.sort() - logger.debug(requested_pvs_names) - - ontologies_phrased = make_ontolgy_phrase(ontology_string) - logger.debug(ontologies_phrased) - - qf_phrased = make_qf_phrase(query_field_string) - logger.debug(qf_phrased) - - cosine_obj = make_cosine_obj(shingle_size) - # logger.debug(cosine_obj) - - # initialize - enum_name_mappings = DataFrameClass() - # logger.debug(enum_name_mappings.get()) - term_annotations = DataFrameClass() - # logger.debug(term_annotations.get()) - - reusable_session = requests.Session() - # logger.debug(reusable_session) - - # # load with schemaview and extract SchemaDefinition? - # # or open directly into a SchemaDefinition? HOW? - # # https://fedingo.com/how-to-read-yaml-file-to-dict-in-python/ - - if test_sample_size > 0: - requested_pvs_names = random.sample(requested_pvs_names, test_sample_size) - requested_pvs_names.sort() - - for pv_name in requested_pvs_names: - logger.info(pv_name) - # current_pv = requested_pvs_obj[pv_name] - # logger.debug(current_pv) - ols_term_search(pv_name, whiteout_chars, ontologies_phrased, qf_phrased, desired_row_count, - blank_row, enum_name_mappings, reusable_session, ols_search_base_url, trim_parentheticals) - # # returns true - # # could look at growth in enum_name_mappings - - enum_name_mapping_frame = enum_name_mappings.get() - # logger.debug(enum_name_mapping_frame) - - term_and_source = enum_name_mapping_frame.loc[enum_name_mapping_frame['raw_query'].eq(pv_name)] - - term_and_source = term_and_source[["iri", "ontology_name"]] - term_and_source.drop_duplicates(inplace=True) - term_and_source = term_and_source.loc[~term_and_source['iri'].eq("")] - term_and_source.sort_values(["iri", "ontology_name"], inplace=True) - logger.debug(term_and_source) - - term_and_source = term_and_source.to_dict(orient="records") - - for i in term_and_source: - # returns true and saves to a dataframe class - get_ols_term_annotations(i["iri"], i["ontology_name"], reusable_session, - ols_terms_based_url, term_annotations) - - annotations_from_terms = term_annotations.get() - - # logger.warning(enum_name_mapping_frame) - # # warning: tidied_query raw_query title id iri is_defining_ontology label obo_id ontology_name ontology_prefix short_form type - # # warning: 0 metabolomics metabolomics - # logger.warning(annotations_from_terms) - # # warning: Empty DataFrame - # # warning: Columns: [] - # # warning: Index: [] - - if len(enum_name_mapping_frame.index) > 0 and len(annotations_from_terms.index) > 0: - raw_through_annotations = enum_name_mapping_frame.merge(annotations_from_terms, how='left', on="iri", - suffixes=('_term', '_ano')) - - for_str_dist = raw_through_annotations[["tidied_query", "name"]] - # 20211215 0912 - # A value is trying to be set on a copy of a slice from a DataFrame. - for_str_dist["tidied_query_lc"] = for_str_dist["tidied_query"].str.lower() - for_str_dist["name_lc"] = for_str_dist["name"].str.lower() - logger.debug(for_str_dist) - - # favoring simplicity over efficiency - # ie may be string-comparing some duplicates - # easier to merge back in - # for_str_dist = for_str_dist.loc[ - # ~for_str_dist["tidied_query"].eq("") and ~for_str_dist["label"].eq("") and ~for_str_dist[ - # "tidied_query"].isnull() and ~for_str_dist["label"].isnull()] - # for_str_dist.drop_duplicates(inplace=True) - # for_str_dist.sort_values(["tidied_query", "label"], inplace=True) - - for_str_dist_dict = for_str_dist.to_dict(orient="records") - - # dist_list = [] - new_pair_list = [] - - for pair in for_str_dist_dict: - # used to get_profile - name_type = type(pair["name"]) - if name_type is str: - the_dist = cosine_obj.distance(pair["tidied_query_lc"], pair["name_lc"]) - pair['cosine'] = the_dist - else: - pair['cosine'] = None - new_pair_list.append(pair) - - for_str_dist = pd.DataFrame(new_pair_list) - for_str_dist.drop(labels=["tidied_query_lc", "name_lc"], axis=1, inplace=True) - - # was debug - logger.debug(for_str_dist) - raw_through_dist = raw_through_annotations.merge(for_str_dist, how="left", on=["tidied_query", "name"]) - all_mappings_frame = [] - - new_enum = linkml_runtime.linkml_model.EnumDefinition(name=requested_enum_name) - # logger.info(new_enum) - - # looping inside the same loop ?! - for i in requested_pvs_names: - # todo unnest loop? - logger.debug(i) - ce = requested_pvs_obj[i] - cr = raw_through_dist.loc[raw_through_dist["raw_query"].eq(i)] - all_mappings_frame.append(cr) - cr_row_count = len(cr.index) - if cr_row_count > 0: - min_cosine = cr["cosine"].min() - with_min = cr.loc[cr["cosine"] == min_cosine] - with_min_row_count = len(with_min.index) - if with_min_row_count > 0: - with_min = with_min.drop(labels=['xrefs'], axis=1) - if 'description' in with_min.columns: - with_min['description'] = str(with_min['description']) - with_min.drop_duplicates(inplace=True) - deduped_row_count = len(with_min.index) - # # I'm surprised that there aren't any 2+ equally good mappings here - # will have to deal with that at some point - # may still need to do some row filtering/prioritizing by source or annotation type - # prefer label over synonym - # Prefer ontologies in the order they appear in XXX parameter? - if deduped_row_count > 1: - pass - first_row_as_dict = (with_min.to_dict(orient="records"))[0] - # print(first_row_as_dict) - ce.annotations["match_val"] = first_row_as_dict['name'] - ce.annotations["match_type"] = first_row_as_dict['scope'] - ce.annotations["match_id"] = first_row_as_dict['obo_id_term'] - ce.annotations["match_pref_lab"] = first_row_as_dict['pref_lab'] - ce.annotations["cosine"] = first_row_as_dict['cosine'] - if overwrite_meaning: - if first_row_as_dict['cosine'] <= max_cosine: - ce.meaning = first_row_as_dict['obo_id_term'] - ce.title = first_row_as_dict['label'] - else: - ce.meaning = None - ce.title = None - new_enum.permissible_values[i] = ce - - all_mappings_frame = pd.concat(all_mappings_frame) - - all_mappings_frame.to_csv(all_mappings_fn, sep="\t", index=False) - - if 'description' in all_mappings_frame.columns: - all_mappings_frame['description'] = str(all_mappings_frame['description']) - if 'xrefs' in all_mappings_frame.columns: - all_mappings_frame['xrefs'] = str(all_mappings_frame['xrefs']) - - all_mappings_frame.drop_duplicates(inplace=True) - - all_mappings_frame.to_csv(all_mappings_fn, sep="\t", index=False) - - gs_tq_vc = all_mappings_frame["raw_query"].value_counts() - logger.info("Number of hits for each term, regardless of quality. Doesn't show terms with 0 hits.") - logger.info(gs_tq_vc) - - current_schema.enums[requested_enum_name] = new_enum - - string_dumped_schema = yaml_dumper.dumps(current_schema) - - # todo send to STDOUT or output file? - print(string_dumped_schema) - # # with open(xxx, 'w') as file: - # # documents = yaml.safe_dump(string_dumped_schema, file) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - enum_annotator() diff --git a/schema_automator/annotators/enums_to_curateable.py b/schema_automator/annotators/enums_to_curateable.py deleted file mode 100644 index 3cbb48c..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/annotators/enums_to_curateable.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ -import click -import pandas as pd -from linkml_runtime.utils.schemaview import SchemaView - -# specify normalized_dist and dist type? -blank_row = {"text": "", "title": "", "meaning": "", "match_id": "", "match_pref_lab": "", "match_type": "", - "match_val": "", "cosine": "", "curated_id": "", "curated_pref_lab": "", "curated_type": "", - "curated_val": "", "curation_notes": "", } -br_keys = list(blank_row.keys()) -br_keys.sort() - - -@click.command() -@click.option('--modelfile', type=click.Path(exists=True), required=True) -@click.option('--tsv_out', type=click.Path(), default="enums_to_curateable.tsv", show_default=True) -@click.option('--enum', required=True) -def enums_to_curateable(modelfile, enum, tsv_out): - row_list = [] - mschema = SchemaView(modelfile) - menum = mschema.get_enum(enum) - mpvs = menum.permissible_values - for apvt, apvd in mpvs.items(): - current_blank = blank_row.copy() - apvd_annotations = apvd.annotations - apvd_anno_keys = list(apvd_annotations.keys()) - for i in br_keys: - if i in apvd_anno_keys: - current_blank[i] = apvd_annotations[i].value - elif i in apvd: - current_blank[i] = apvd[i] - row_list.append(current_blank) - row_frame = pd.DataFrame(row_list) - print(row_frame) - row_frame.to_csv(tsv_out, sep="\t", index=False) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - enums_to_curateable() diff --git a/schema_automator/annotators/jsonld_annotator.py b/schema_automator/annotators/jsonld_annotator.py deleted file mode 100644 index f58d6d8..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/annotators/jsonld_annotator.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -import json -import logging -from typing import Union, Dict, Optional - -from linkml_runtime import SchemaView -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition, Definition, Prefix, DefinitionName - -JSON = Dict - - -def is_url(/service/s: str) -> bool: - if s is not None: - return s.startswith('http') - else: - return False - -class JsonLdAnnotator: - """ - Annotates a schema using URIs derived from a JSON-LD file - - - """ - - def annotate(self, schema: Union[str, SchemaDefinition], jsonld_path: str): - sv = SchemaView(schema) - with open(jsonld_path) as f: - jsonld = json.load(f) - ctxt = jsonld['@context'] - for c in sv.all_classes().values(): - self.annotate_element(c, 'class_uri', ctxt) - for s in sv.all_slots().values(): - self.annotate_element(s, 'slot_uri', ctxt) - all_curies = [] - for c in sv.all_classes().values(): - if c.class_uri: - all_curies.append(c.class_uri) - for s in sv.all_slots().values(): - if s.slot_uri: - all_curies.append(s.slot_uri) - all_prefixes = set() - for cu in all_curies: - all_prefixes.add(cu.split(':')[0]) - print(f'ALL PREFIXES: {all_prefixes}') - for k, v in ctxt.items(): - if k in all_prefixes: - if k not in schema.prefixes: - url = None - if isinstance(v, str): - url = v - if is_http://github.com/url(url): - schema.prefixes[k] = Prefix(k, url) - - def annotate_element(self, el: Definition, mapping_slot: str, jsonld: JSON): - if el.name in jsonld: - curie = self.get_curie(el.name, jsonld) - if curie: - logging.info(f'ANNOTATING: {el.name} with {curie}') - setattr(el, mapping_slot, curie) - else: - logging.error(f'Cannot annotate: {el.name}') - - - def get_curie(self, name: DefinitionName, jsonld: JSON) -> Optional[str]: - if name in jsonld: - curie = jsonld[name] - if isinstance(curie, str): - if curie.startswith('@'): - return None - else: - return curie - elif isinstance(curie, dict): - if '@id' in curie: - return curie['@id'] - - diff --git a/schema_automator/annotators/schema_annotator.py b/schema_automator/annotators/schema_annotator.py deleted file mode 100644 index 7020667..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/annotators/schema_annotator.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,138 +0,0 @@ -import urllib.request, urllib.error, urllib.parse - -import click -import requests -import logging -import json -import yaml -import os -from dataclasses import dataclass -from pprint import pprint -from typing import Any, List, Dict, Union - -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition -from linkml_runtime.utils.schemaview import SchemaView - -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import minify_schema - -REST_URL = "http://data.bioontology.org/" - -ANNOTATION = Dict[str, Any] - -@dataclass -class Term: - id: str - prefLabel: str - synonyms: List[str] = None - definition: str = None - semanticType: str = None - cui: str = None - -@dataclass -class Annotation: - start_position: int - end_position: int - matchType: str - text: str - source: str - - def complete(self) -> bool: - return len(self.source) == (self.end_position - self.start_position) + 1 - -@dataclass -class Result: - annotatedClass: Term - annotations: List[Annotation] = None - mappings: List = None - - def complete(self) -> bool: - return any(a for a in self.annotations if a.complete()) - -@dataclass -class ResultSet: - results: List[Result] = None - -@dataclass -class SchemaAnnotator: - bioportal_api_key: str = None - - def load_bioportal_api_key(self, path: str = None) -> None: - if path is None: - path = os.path.join('conf', 'bioportal_apikey.txt') - with open(path) as stream: - lines = stream.readlines() - key = lines[0].strip() - self.bioportal_api_key = key - - def get_json(self, url) -> Any: - opener = urllib.request.build_opener() - opener.addheaders = [('Authorization', 'apikey token=' + API_KEY)] - return json.loads(opener.open(url).read()) - - def annotate_text(self, text, include: List = None, require_exact_match=True) -> ResultSet: - logging.info(f'Annotating text: {text}') - if include is None: - include =['prefLabel', 'synonym', 'definition', 'semanticType', 'cui'] - include_str = ','.join(include) - params = {'include': include_str, - 'require_exact_match': require_exact_match, - 'text': text} - if self.bioportal_api_key is None: - self.load_bioportal_api_key() - r = requests.get(REST_URL + '/annotator', - headers={'Authorization': 'apikey token=' + self.bioportal_api_key}, - params=params) - #return r.json() - return self.json_to_results(r.json(), text) - - def json_to_results(self, json_list: List[Any], text: str) -> ResultSet: - results = [] - for obj in json_list: - #print(f'JSON: {obj}') - ac_obj = obj['annotatedClass'] - ac = Term(id=ac_obj['@id'], prefLabel=ac_obj.get('prefLabel', None)) - anns = [Annotation(start_position=x['from'], - end_position=x['to'], - matchType=x['matchType'], - text=x['text'], - source=text) for x in obj['annotations']] - r = Result(annotatedClass=ac, annotations=anns) - logging.debug(f'RESULT: {r}') - results.append(r) - return ResultSet(results) - - def annotate_schema(self, schema: Union[SchemaDefinition, str], match_only=True) -> SchemaDefinition: - """ - Annotate all elements of a schema, adding mappings - """ - sv = SchemaView(schema) - for elt_name, elt in sv.all_elements().items(): - for n in [elt.name] + elt.aliases: - rs = self.annotate_text(n, require_exact_match=True) - for r in rs.results: - if r.complete(): - xref = r.annotatedClass.id - logging.info(f'Mapping from {elt_name} "{n}" to {xref}') - if xref not in elt.exact_mappings: - elt.exact_mappings.append(xref) - return sv.schema - -@click.command() -@click.argument('schema') -@click.option('--output', '-o', help="Path to saved yaml schema") -def annotate_schema(schema: str, output: str, **args): - """ - Annotate all elements of a schema - """ - logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) - annr = SchemaAnnotator() - schema = annr.annotate_schema(schema) - sd = minify_schema(schema) - if output: - with open(output, 'w') as stream: - yaml.safe_dump(sd, stream, sort_keys=False) - else: - print(yaml.safe_dump(sd, sort_keys=False)) - -if __name__ == '__main__': - annotate_schema() \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/schema_automator/dosdp/dosdp_linkml.yaml b/schema_automator/dosdp/dosdp_linkml.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index a4029a3..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/dosdp/dosdp_linkml.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,598 +0,0 @@ -id: https://w3id.org/linkml/dosdp -name: DOSDP -imports: -- linkml:types -prefixes: - dosdp: https://w3id.org/linkml/dosdp/ - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ -default_prefix: dosdp - -# --------- -# CLASSES -# --------- - -classes: - - Pattern: - slots: - - pattern_name - - pattern_iri - - base_IRI - - contributors - - description - - examples - - status - - tags - - readable_identifiers - - classes - - objectProperties - - relations - - dataProperties - - annotationProperties - - vars - - list_vars - - data_vars - - data_list_vars - - internal_vars - - substitutions - - annotations - - logical_axioms - - equivalentTo - - subClassOf - - GCI - - disjointWith - - name - - comment - - definition - - namespace - - exact_synonym - - narrow_synonym - - related_synonym - - broad_synonym - - xref - - generated_synonyms - - generated_narrow_synonyms - - generated_broad_synonyms - - generated_related_synonyms - - instance_graph - slot_usage: - pattern_name: - description: The name of the pattern. This must be an ASCII string with no - spaces. The only special characters allowed are '_' and '-'. By convention, - this is used as the file name of the pattern - with an appropriate extension. - pattern_iri: - description: A global identifier for the pattern. This can be a full IRI or - a CURIE, using the same prefix mappings as other CURIEs in the pattern. - base_IRI: - description: Specifies the base IRI to be used to generate new classes. - contributors: - multivalued: true - description: - description: A free text description of the pattern. Must be UTF-8 encoded. - examples: - description: A list of example terms implementing this pattern. - status: - description: Implementation status of pattern. - range: status_options - tags: - description: A list of strings used to tag a pattern for the purposes of arbitrary, - cross-cutting grouping of patterns. - readable_identifiers: - multivalued: true - classes: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL classes. key :label; value : short form - id' - range: AliasDeclaration - inlined: true - multivalued: true - objectProperties: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL object properties. key : label; value : - short form id' - range: AliasDeclaration - inlined: true - multivalued: true - relations: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL object properties. key : label; value : - short form id' - range: AliasDeclaration - inlined: true - multivalued: true - dataProperties: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL data properties key : label; value : short - form id' - range: AliasDeclaration - inlined: true - multivalued: true - annotationProperties: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL annotation properties key : label; value - : short form id' - range: AliasDeclaration - inlined: true - multivalued: true - vars: - description: A dictionary of variables ranging over OWL classes. Key = variable - name, value = variable range as manchester syntax string. - multivalued: true - inlined: true - range: VarDeclaration - list_vars: - description: A dictionary of variables refering to lists of owl classes. Key - = variable name, value = variable range of items in list specified as a - valid OWL data-type. - data_vars: - description: A dictionary of variables ranging over OWL data-types. Key = - variable name, value = variable range specified as a valid OWL data-type. - data_list_vars: - description: A dictionary of variables rrefering to lists of some specified - OWL data-types. Key = variable name, value = variable range of all items - in list, specified as a valid OWL data-type. - internal_vars: - multivalued: true - substitutions: - range: RegexSub - multivalued: true - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - logical_axioms: - range: PrintfOwl - multivalued: true - equivalentTo: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - subClassOf: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - GCI: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - disjointWith: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - name: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - comment: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - definition: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - namespace: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - exact_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - narrow_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - related_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - broad_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - xref: - range: ListAnnotationObo - generated_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - generated_narrow_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - generated_broad_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - generated_related_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - instance_graph: {} - - Declaration: - abstract: true - VarDeclaration: - is_a: Declaration - attributes: - var: - identifier: true - range: - AliasDeclaration: - is_a: Declaration - attributes: - alias: - identifier: true - curie: - - MultiClausePrintf: - slots: - - sep - - clauses - slot_usage: - sep: - description: A string used as clause separator while aggregating multiple - clauses. - clauses: - range: PrintfClause - multivalued: true - required: true - - PrintfClause: - slots: - - text - - vars - - sub_clauses - slot_usage: - text: - description: A print format string. - required: true - vars: - multivalued: true - required: true - sub_clauses: - range: MultiClausePrintf - multivalued: true - - # TODO - Function: - union_of: - - Join - - RegexSub - - # TODO - Join: - slots: - - sep - slot_usage: - sep: - description: A string used as value separator while joining list type (multi value) variables. - - PrintfAnnotation: - slots: - - annotationProperty - - annotations - - text - - vars - - multi_clause - slot_usage: - annotationProperty: - description: A string corresponding to the rdfs:label of an owl annotation - property. If the annotation property has no label, the shortForm ID should - be used. The annotation property must be listed in the annotation property - dictionary.' - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - text: - description: A print format string. - vars: - multivalued: true - multi_clause: {} - - ListAnnotation: - slots: - - annotationProperty - - value - slot_usage: - annotationProperty: - description: A string corresponding to the rdfs:label of an owl annotation - property. If the annotation property has no label, the shortForm ID should - be used. The annotation property must be listed in the annotation property - dictionary.' - required: true - value: - description: A single list variable (list_var or data_list_var). Each item - in this list should be used to generate a separate annotation axiom. - required: true - IriValueAnnotation: - slots: - - annotationProperty - - var - - annotations - slot_usage: - annotationProperty: - description: A string corresponding to a key in the annotation property dictionary. - required: true - var: - description: The name of a variable specified in the 'vars' field. The IRI - of the variable value will be the object of the annotation axiom. - required: true - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - - # TODO - Annotation: - union_of: - - PrintfAnnotation - - ListAnnotation - - IriValueAnnotation - - Printf: - abstract: true - slots: - - text - - vars - - annotations - - PrintfOwl: - is_a: Printf - slots: - - annotations - - axiom_type - - text - - vars - - multi_clause - slot_usage: - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - axiom_type: - description: 'OWL axiom type expressed as manchester syntax: equivalentTo, - subClassOf, disjointWith. GCI - for general class inclusion axioms, is - also valid (although missing from manchester syntax.) This specifies the - axiom type to be generated from the text following substitution.''' - range: axiom_type_options - text: - description: A print format string in OWL Manchester syntax. Each entry must - correspond to an entry in o the name of a var in the var field of the pattern. - Entries in single quotes must correspond to the labels of entries in owl_entity - dictionaries (classes, relations, dataProperties) - vars: - multivalued: true - multi_clause: {} - - PrintfOwlConvenience: - is_a: Printf - slots: - - annotations - - text - - vars - - multi_clause - slot_usage: - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - text: - description: A print format string in OWL Manchester syntax. Each entry must - correspond to an entry in o the name of a var in the var field of the pattern. - Entries in single quotes must correspond to the labels of entries in owl_entity - dictionaries (classes, relations, dataProperties) - vars: - multivalued: true - multi_clause: {} - - RegexSub: - slots: - - _in - - out - - match - - sub - slot_usage: - _in: - description: name of input var - out: - description: Name of output var. If input var specified an OWL entity then - readable identifier is used as input to substitution - required: true - match: - description: perl style regex match - required: true - sub: - description: perl style regex sub. May include backreferences. - required: true - OPA: - slots: - - edge - - annotations - - _not - slot_usage: - edge: - multivalued: true - required: true - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - _not: - description: Optional field for negated OPAs - range: boolean - - PrintfAnnotationObo: - is_a: Printf - slots: - - annotations - - xrefs - - text - - vars - - multi_clause - slot_usage: - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - xrefs: - description: Takes the name of a single data_list_var specifying a list of - database cross references. - text: - description: A print format string. - vars: - multivalued: true - multi_clause: {} - ListAnnotationObo: - slots: - - value - - xrefs - slot_usage: - value: - description: A single list variable (list_var or data_list_var). Each item - in this list should be used to generate a separate annotation axiom. - required: true - xrefs: - description: Takes the name of a single data_list_var specifying a list of - database cross references. Use of this field should add the same xref set - to all annotation axioms generated. - - - -# --------- -# SLOTS -# --------- -slots: - sep: - description: A string used as value separator while joining list type (multi value) - variables. - clauses: - range: PrintfClause - multivalued: true - required: true - text: - description: A print format string. - vars: - description: When used at top level, a dict. A list when used within an annotation - multivalued: true - sub_clauses: - range: MultiClausePrintf - multivalued: true - annotationProperty: - description: A string corresponding to a key in the annotation property dictionary. - required: true - annotations: - range: Annotation - multivalued: true - multi_clause: {} - value: - description: A single list variable (list_var or data_list_var). Each item in - this list should be used to generate a separate annotation axiom. - required: true - var: - description: The name of a variable specified in the 'vars' field. The IRI of - the variable value will be the object of the annotation axiom. - required: true - axiom_type: - description: 'OWL axiom type expressed as manchester syntax: equivalentTo, subClassOf, - disjointWith. GCI - for general class inclusion axioms, is also valid (although - missing from manchester syntax.) This specifies the axiom type to be generated - from the text following substitution.''' - range: axiom_type_options - _in: - description: name of input var - out: - description: Name of output var. If input var specified an OWL entity then readable - identifier is used as input to substitution - required: true - match: - description: perl style regex match - required: true - sub: - description: perl style regex sub. May include backreferences. - required: true - edge: - multivalued: true - required: true - _not: - description: Optional field for negated OPAs - range: boolean - xrefs: - description: Takes the name of a single data_list_var specifying a list of database - cross references. Use of this field should add the same xref set to all annotation - axioms generated. - pattern_name: - description: The name of the pattern. This must be an ASCII string with no spaces. - The only special characters allowed are '_' and '-'. By convention, this is - used as the file name of the pattern - with an appropriate extension. - pattern_iri: - description: A global identifier for the pattern. This can be a full IRI or a - CURIE, using the same prefix mappings as other CURIEs in the pattern. - base_IRI: - description: Specifies the base IRI to be used to generate new classes. - contributors: - multivalued: true - description: - description: A free text description of the pattern. Must be UTF-8 encoded. - examples: - description: A list of example terms implementing this pattern. - status: - description: Implementation status of pattern. - range: status_options - tags: - description: A list of strings used to tag a pattern for the purposes of arbitrary, - cross-cutting grouping of patterns. - readable_identifiers: - multivalued: true - classes: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL classes. key :label; value : short form id' - objectProperties: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL object properties. key : label; value : short - form id' - relations: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL object properties. key : label; value : short - form id' - dataProperties: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL data properties key : label; value : short form - id' - annotationProperties: - description: 'A dictionary of OWL annotation properties key : label; value : short - form id' - list_vars: - description: A dictionary of variables refering to lists of owl classes. Key = - variable name, value = variable range of items in list specified as a valid - OWL data-type. - data_vars: - description: A dictionary of variables ranging over OWL data-types. Key = variable - name, value = variable range specified as a valid OWL data-type. - data_list_vars: - description: A dictionary of variables rrefering to lists of some specified OWL - data-types. Key = variable name, value = variable range of all items in list, - specified as a valid OWL data-type. - internal_vars: - multivalued: true - substitutions: - range: RegexSub - multivalued: true - logical_axioms: - range: PrintfOwl - multivalued: true - equivalentTo: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - subClassOf: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - GCI: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - disjointWith: - range: PrintfOwlConvenience - name: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - comment: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - definition: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - namespace: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - exact_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - narrow_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - related_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - broad_synonym: - range: ListAnnotationObo - xref: - range: ListAnnotationObo - generated_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - generated_narrow_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - generated_broad_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - generated_related_synonyms: - range: PrintfAnnotationObo - multivalued: true - instance_graph: {} - -enums: - axiom_type_options: - permissible_values: - equivalentTo: - text: equivalentTo - subClassOf: - text: subClassOf - disjointWith: - text: disjointWith - GCI: - text: GCI - status_options: - permissible_values: - development: - text: development - published: - text: published diff --git a/schema_automator/dosdp/model.py b/schema_automator/dosdp/model.py deleted file mode 100644 index 416003a..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/dosdp/model.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1129 +0,0 @@ -# Auto generated from dosdp_linkml.yaml by pythongen.py version: 0.9.0 -# Generation date: 2021-08-31 01:14 -# Schema: DOSDP -# -# id: https://w3id.org/linkml/dosdp -# description: -# license: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ - -import dataclasses -import sys -import re -from jsonasobj2 import JsonObj, as_dict -from typing import Optional, List, Union, Dict, ClassVar, Any -from dataclasses import dataclass -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import EnumDefinition, PermissibleValue, PvFormulaOptions - -from linkml_runtime.utils.slot import Slot -from linkml_runtime.utils.metamodelcore import empty_list, empty_dict, bnode -from linkml_runtime.utils.yamlutils import YAMLRoot, extended_str, extended_float, extended_int -from linkml_runtime.utils.dataclass_extensions_376 import dataclasses_init_fn_with_kwargs -from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase, underscore, sfx -from linkml_runtime.utils.enumerations import EnumDefinitionImpl -from rdflib import Namespace, URIRef -from linkml_runtime.utils.curienamespace import CurieNamespace -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.types import Boolean, String -from linkml_runtime.utils.metamodelcore import Bool - -metamodel_version = "1.7.0" - -# Overwrite dataclasses _init_fn to add **kwargs in __init__ -dataclasses._init_fn = dataclasses_init_fn_with_kwargs - -# Namespaces -DOSDP = CurieNamespace('dosdp', 'https://w3id.org/linkml/dosdp/') -LINKML = CurieNamespace('linkml', 'https://w3id.org/linkml/') -DEFAULT_ = DOSDP - - -# Types - -# Class references -class VarDeclarationVar(extended_str): - pass - - -class AliasDeclarationAlias(extended_str): - pass - - -@dataclass -class Pattern(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Pattern - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:Pattern" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Pattern" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Pattern - - pattern_name: Optional[str] = None - pattern_iri: Optional[str] = None - base_IRI: Optional[str] = None - contributors: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - description: Optional[str] = None - examples: Optional[str] = None - status: Optional[Union[str, "StatusOptions"]] = None - tags: Optional[str] = None - readable_identifiers: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - classes: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]] = empty_dict() - objectProperties: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]] = empty_dict() - relations: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]] = empty_dict() - dataProperties: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]] = empty_dict() - annotationProperties: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]] = empty_dict() - vars: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, VarDeclarationVar], Union[dict, "VarDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "VarDeclaration"]]]] = empty_dict() - list_vars: Optional[str] = None - data_vars: Optional[str] = None - data_list_vars: Optional[str] = None - internal_vars: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - substitutions: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "RegexSub"], List[Union[dict, "RegexSub"]]]] = empty_list() - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "Annotation"], List[Union[dict, "Annotation"]]]] = empty_list() - logical_axioms: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfOwl"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfOwl"]]]] = empty_list() - equivalentTo: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]] = None - subClassOf: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]] = None - GCI: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]] = None - disjointWith: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]] = None - name: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]] = None - comment: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]] = None - definition: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]] = None - namespace: Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]] = None - exact_synonym: Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]] = None - narrow_synonym: Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]] = None - related_synonym: Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]] = None - broad_synonym: Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]] = None - xref: Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]] = None - generated_synonyms: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]] = empty_list() - generated_narrow_synonyms: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]] = empty_list() - generated_broad_synonyms: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]] = empty_list() - generated_related_synonyms: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]] = empty_list() - instance_graph: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self.pattern_name is not None and not isinstance(self.pattern_name, str): - self.pattern_name = str(self.pattern_name) - - if self.pattern_iri is not None and not isinstance(self.pattern_iri, str): - self.pattern_iri = str(self.pattern_iri) - - if self.base_IRI is not None and not isinstance(self.base_IRI, str): - self.base_IRI = str(self.base_IRI) - - if not isinstance(self.contributors, list): - self.contributors = [self.contributors] if self.contributors is not None else [] - self.contributors = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.contributors] - - if self.description is not None and not isinstance(self.description, str): - self.description = str(self.description) - - if self.examples is not None and not isinstance(self.examples, str): - self.examples = str(self.examples) - - if self.status is not None and not isinstance(self.status, StatusOptions): - self.status = StatusOptions(self.status) - - if self.tags is not None and not isinstance(self.tags, str): - self.tags = str(self.tags) - - if not isinstance(self.readable_identifiers, list): - self.readable_identifiers = [self.readable_identifiers] if self.readable_identifiers is not None else [] - self.readable_identifiers = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.readable_identifiers] - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="classes", slot_type=AliasDeclaration, key_name="alias", keyed=True) - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="objectProperties", slot_type=AliasDeclaration, key_name="alias", keyed=True) - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="relations", slot_type=AliasDeclaration, key_name="alias", keyed=True) - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="dataProperties", slot_type=AliasDeclaration, key_name="alias", keyed=True) - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="annotationProperties", slot_type=AliasDeclaration, key_name="alias", keyed=True) - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="vars", slot_type=VarDeclaration, key_name="var", keyed=True) - - if self.list_vars is not None and not isinstance(self.list_vars, str): - self.list_vars = str(self.list_vars) - - if self.data_vars is not None and not isinstance(self.data_vars, str): - self.data_vars = str(self.data_vars) - - if self.data_list_vars is not None and not isinstance(self.data_list_vars, str): - self.data_list_vars = str(self.data_list_vars) - - if not isinstance(self.internal_vars, list): - self.internal_vars = [self.internal_vars] if self.internal_vars is not None else [] - self.internal_vars = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.internal_vars] - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="substitutions", slot_type=RegexSub, key_name="out", keyed=False) - - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - if not isinstance(self.logical_axioms, list): - self.logical_axioms = [self.logical_axioms] if self.logical_axioms is not None else [] - self.logical_axioms = [v if isinstance(v, PrintfOwl) else PrintfOwl(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.logical_axioms] - - if self.equivalentTo is not None and not isinstance(self.equivalentTo, PrintfOwlConvenience): - self.equivalentTo = PrintfOwlConvenience(**as_dict(self.equivalentTo)) - - if self.subClassOf is not None and not isinstance(self.subClassOf, PrintfOwlConvenience): - self.subClassOf = PrintfOwlConvenience(**as_dict(self.subClassOf)) - - if self.GCI is not None and not isinstance(self.GCI, PrintfOwlConvenience): - self.GCI = PrintfOwlConvenience(**as_dict(self.GCI)) - - if self.disjointWith is not None and not isinstance(self.disjointWith, PrintfOwlConvenience): - self.disjointWith = PrintfOwlConvenience(**as_dict(self.disjointWith)) - - if self.name is not None and not isinstance(self.name, PrintfAnnotationObo): - self.name = PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.name)) - - if self.comment is not None and not isinstance(self.comment, PrintfAnnotationObo): - self.comment = PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.comment)) - - if self.definition is not None and not isinstance(self.definition, PrintfAnnotationObo): - self.definition = PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.definition)) - - if self.namespace is not None and not isinstance(self.namespace, PrintfAnnotationObo): - self.namespace = PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.namespace)) - - if self.exact_synonym is not None and not isinstance(self.exact_synonym, ListAnnotationObo): - self.exact_synonym = ListAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.exact_synonym)) - - if self.narrow_synonym is not None and not isinstance(self.narrow_synonym, ListAnnotationObo): - self.narrow_synonym = ListAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.narrow_synonym)) - - if self.related_synonym is not None and not isinstance(self.related_synonym, ListAnnotationObo): - self.related_synonym = ListAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.related_synonym)) - - if self.broad_synonym is not None and not isinstance(self.broad_synonym, ListAnnotationObo): - self.broad_synonym = ListAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.broad_synonym)) - - if self.xref is not None and not isinstance(self.xref, ListAnnotationObo): - self.xref = ListAnnotationObo(**as_dict(self.xref)) - - if not isinstance(self.generated_synonyms, list): - self.generated_synonyms = [self.generated_synonyms] if self.generated_synonyms is not None else [] - self.generated_synonyms = [v if isinstance(v, PrintfAnnotationObo) else PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.generated_synonyms] - - if not isinstance(self.generated_narrow_synonyms, list): - self.generated_narrow_synonyms = [self.generated_narrow_synonyms] if self.generated_narrow_synonyms is not None else [] - self.generated_narrow_synonyms = [v if isinstance(v, PrintfAnnotationObo) else PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.generated_narrow_synonyms] - - if not isinstance(self.generated_broad_synonyms, list): - self.generated_broad_synonyms = [self.generated_broad_synonyms] if self.generated_broad_synonyms is not None else [] - self.generated_broad_synonyms = [v if isinstance(v, PrintfAnnotationObo) else PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.generated_broad_synonyms] - - if not isinstance(self.generated_related_synonyms, list): - self.generated_related_synonyms = [self.generated_related_synonyms] if self.generated_related_synonyms is not None else [] - self.generated_related_synonyms = [v if isinstance(v, PrintfAnnotationObo) else PrintfAnnotationObo(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.generated_related_synonyms] - - if self.instance_graph is not None and not isinstance(self.instance_graph, str): - self.instance_graph = str(self.instance_graph) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -class Declaration(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Declaration - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:Declaration" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Declaration" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Declaration - - -@dataclass -class VarDeclaration(Declaration): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.VarDeclaration - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:VarDeclaration" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "VarDeclaration" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.VarDeclaration - - var: Union[str, VarDeclarationVar] = None - range: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.var): - self.MissingRequiredField("var") - if not isinstance(self.var, VarDeclarationVar): - self.var = VarDeclarationVar(self.var) - - if self.range is not None and not isinstance(self.range, str): - self.range = str(self.range) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class AliasDeclaration(Declaration): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.AliasDeclaration - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:AliasDeclaration" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "AliasDeclaration" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.AliasDeclaration - - alias: Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias] = None - curie: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.alias): - self.MissingRequiredField("alias") - if not isinstance(self.alias, AliasDeclarationAlias): - self.alias = AliasDeclarationAlias(self.alias) - - if self.curie is not None and not isinstance(self.curie, str): - self.curie = str(self.curie) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class MultiClausePrintf(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.MultiClausePrintf - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:MultiClausePrintf" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "MultiClausePrintf" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.MultiClausePrintf - - clauses: Union[Union[dict, "PrintfClause"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfClause"]]] = None - sep: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.clauses): - self.MissingRequiredField("clauses") - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="clauses", slot_type=PrintfClause, key_name="text", keyed=False) - - if self.sep is not None and not isinstance(self.sep, str): - self.sep = str(self.sep) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class PrintfClause(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfClause - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:PrintfClause" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "PrintfClause" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfClause - - text: str = None - vars: Union[str, List[str]] = None - sub_clauses: Optional[Union[Union[dict, MultiClausePrintf], List[Union[dict, MultiClausePrintf]]]] = empty_list() - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.text): - self.MissingRequiredField("text") - if not isinstance(self.text, str): - self.text = str(self.text) - - if self._is_empty(self.vars): - self.MissingRequiredField("vars") - if not isinstance(self.vars, list): - self.vars = [self.vars] if self.vars is not None else [] - self.vars = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.vars] - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="sub_clauses", slot_type=MultiClausePrintf, key_name="clauses", keyed=False) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -class Function(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Function - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:Function" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Function" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Function - - -@dataclass -class Join(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Join - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:Join" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Join" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Join - - sep: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self.sep is not None and not isinstance(self.sep, str): - self.sep = str(self.sep) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class PrintfAnnotation(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfAnnotation - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:PrintfAnnotation" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "PrintfAnnotation" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfAnnotation - - annotationProperty: str = None - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "Annotation"], List[Union[dict, "Annotation"]]]] = empty_list() - text: Optional[str] = None - vars: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - multi_clause: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.annotationProperty): - self.MissingRequiredField("annotationProperty") - if not isinstance(self.annotationProperty, str): - self.annotationProperty = str(self.annotationProperty) - - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - if self.text is not None and not isinstance(self.text, str): - self.text = str(self.text) - - if not isinstance(self.vars, list): - self.vars = [self.vars] if self.vars is not None else [] - self.vars = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.vars] - - if self.multi_clause is not None and not isinstance(self.multi_clause, str): - self.multi_clause = str(self.multi_clause) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class ListAnnotation(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.ListAnnotation - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:ListAnnotation" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "ListAnnotation" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.ListAnnotation - - annotationProperty: str = None - value: str = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.annotationProperty): - self.MissingRequiredField("annotationProperty") - if not isinstance(self.annotationProperty, str): - self.annotationProperty = str(self.annotationProperty) - - if self._is_empty(self.value): - self.MissingRequiredField("value") - if not isinstance(self.value, str): - self.value = str(self.value) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class IriValueAnnotation(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.IriValueAnnotation - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:IriValueAnnotation" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "IriValueAnnotation" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.IriValueAnnotation - - annotationProperty: str = None - var: str = None - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, "Annotation"], List[Union[dict, "Annotation"]]]] = empty_list() - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.annotationProperty): - self.MissingRequiredField("annotationProperty") - if not isinstance(self.annotationProperty, str): - self.annotationProperty = str(self.annotationProperty) - - if self._is_empty(self.var): - self.MissingRequiredField("var") - if not isinstance(self.var, str): - self.var = str(self.var) - - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -class Annotation(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Annotation - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:Annotation" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Annotation" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Annotation - - -@dataclass -class Printf(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Printf - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:Printf" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Printf" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.Printf - - text: Optional[str] = None - vars: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]] = empty_list() - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self.text is not None and not isinstance(self.text, str): - self.text = str(self.text) - - if not isinstance(self.vars, list): - self.vars = [self.vars] if self.vars is not None else [] - self.vars = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.vars] - - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class PrintfOwl(Printf): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfOwl - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:PrintfOwl" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "PrintfOwl" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfOwl - - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]] = empty_list() - axiom_type: Optional[Union[str, "AxiomTypeOptions"]] = None - text: Optional[str] = None - vars: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - multi_clause: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - if self.axiom_type is not None and not isinstance(self.axiom_type, AxiomTypeOptions): - self.axiom_type = AxiomTypeOptions(self.axiom_type) - - if self.text is not None and not isinstance(self.text, str): - self.text = str(self.text) - - if not isinstance(self.vars, list): - self.vars = [self.vars] if self.vars is not None else [] - self.vars = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.vars] - - if self.multi_clause is not None and not isinstance(self.multi_clause, str): - self.multi_clause = str(self.multi_clause) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class PrintfOwlConvenience(Printf): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfOwlConvenience - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:PrintfOwlConvenience" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "PrintfOwlConvenience" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfOwlConvenience - - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]] = empty_list() - text: Optional[str] = None - vars: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - multi_clause: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - if self.text is not None and not isinstance(self.text, str): - self.text = str(self.text) - - if not isinstance(self.vars, list): - self.vars = [self.vars] if self.vars is not None else [] - self.vars = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.vars] - - if self.multi_clause is not None and not isinstance(self.multi_clause, str): - self.multi_clause = str(self.multi_clause) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class RegexSub(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.RegexSub - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:RegexSub" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "RegexSub" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.RegexSub - - out: str = None - match: str = None - sub: str = None - _in: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.out): - self.MissingRequiredField("out") - if not isinstance(self.out, str): - self.out = str(self.out) - - if self._is_empty(self.match): - self.MissingRequiredField("match") - if not isinstance(self.match, str): - self.match = str(self.match) - - if self._is_empty(self.sub): - self.MissingRequiredField("sub") - if not isinstance(self.sub, str): - self.sub = str(self.sub) - - if self._in is not None and not isinstance(self._in, str): - self._in = str(self._in) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class OPA(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.OPA - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:OPA" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "OPA" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.OPA - - edge: Union[str, List[str]] = None - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]] = empty_list() - _not: Optional[Union[bool, Bool]] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.edge): - self.MissingRequiredField("edge") - if not isinstance(self.edge, list): - self.edge = [self.edge] if self.edge is not None else [] - self.edge = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.edge] - - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - if self._not is not None and not isinstance(self._not, Bool): - self._not = Bool(self._not) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class PrintfAnnotationObo(Printf): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfAnnotationObo - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:PrintfAnnotationObo" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "PrintfAnnotationObo" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.PrintfAnnotationObo - - annotations: Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]] = empty_list() - xrefs: Optional[str] = None - text: Optional[str] = None - vars: Optional[Union[str, List[str]]] = empty_list() - multi_clause: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if not isinstance(self.annotations, list): - self.annotations = [self.annotations] if self.annotations is not None else [] - self.annotations = [v if isinstance(v, Annotation) else Annotation(**as_dict(v)) for v in self.annotations] - - if self.xrefs is not None and not isinstance(self.xrefs, str): - self.xrefs = str(self.xrefs) - - if self.text is not None and not isinstance(self.text, str): - self.text = str(self.text) - - if not isinstance(self.vars, list): - self.vars = [self.vars] if self.vars is not None else [] - self.vars = [v if isinstance(v, str) else str(v) for v in self.vars] - - if self.multi_clause is not None and not isinstance(self.multi_clause, str): - self.multi_clause = str(self.multi_clause) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class ListAnnotationObo(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.ListAnnotationObo - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "dosdp:ListAnnotationObo" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "ListAnnotationObo" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = DOSDP.ListAnnotationObo - - value: str = None - xrefs: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.value): - self.MissingRequiredField("value") - if not isinstance(self.value, str): - self.value = str(self.value) - - if self.xrefs is not None and not isinstance(self.xrefs, str): - self.xrefs = str(self.xrefs) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -# Enumerations -class AxiomTypeOptions(EnumDefinitionImpl): - - equivalentTo = PermissibleValue(text="equivalentTo") - subClassOf = PermissibleValue(text="subClassOf") - disjointWith = PermissibleValue(text="disjointWith") - GCI = PermissibleValue(text="GCI") - - _defn = EnumDefinition( - name="AxiomTypeOptions", - ) - -class StatusOptions(EnumDefinitionImpl): - - development = PermissibleValue(text="development") - published = PermissibleValue(text="published") - - _defn = EnumDefinition( - name="StatusOptions", - ) - -# Slots -class slots: - pass - -slots.sep = Slot(uri=DOSDP.sep, name="sep", curie=DOSDP.curie('sep'), - model_uri=DOSDP.sep, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.clauses = Slot(uri=DOSDP.clauses, name="clauses", curie=DOSDP.curie('clauses'), - model_uri=DOSDP.clauses, domain=None, range=Union[Union[dict, PrintfClause], List[Union[dict, PrintfClause]]]) - -slots.text = Slot(uri=DOSDP.text, name="text", curie=DOSDP.curie('text'), - model_uri=DOSDP.text, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.vars, name="vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.vars, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.sub_clauses = Slot(uri=DOSDP.sub_clauses, name="sub_clauses", curie=DOSDP.curie('sub_clauses'), - model_uri=DOSDP.sub_clauses, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, MultiClausePrintf], List[Union[dict, MultiClausePrintf]]]]) - -slots.annotationProperty = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotationProperty, name="annotationProperty", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotationProperty'), - model_uri=DOSDP.annotationProperty, domain=None, range=str) - -slots.annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.annotations, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]]) - -slots.multi_clause = Slot(uri=DOSDP.multi_clause, name="multi_clause", curie=DOSDP.curie('multi_clause'), - model_uri=DOSDP.multi_clause, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.value = Slot(uri=DOSDP.value, name="value", curie=DOSDP.curie('value'), - model_uri=DOSDP.value, domain=None, range=str) - -slots.var = Slot(uri=DOSDP.var, name="var", curie=DOSDP.curie('var'), - model_uri=DOSDP.var, domain=None, range=str) - -slots.axiom_type = Slot(uri=DOSDP.axiom_type, name="axiom_type", curie=DOSDP.curie('axiom_type'), - model_uri=DOSDP.axiom_type, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[str, "AxiomTypeOptions"]]) - -slots._in = Slot(uri=DOSDP._in, name="_in", curie=DOSDP.curie('_in'), - model_uri=DOSDP._in, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.out = Slot(uri=DOSDP.out, name="out", curie=DOSDP.curie('out'), - model_uri=DOSDP.out, domain=None, range=str) - -slots.match = Slot(uri=DOSDP.match, name="match", curie=DOSDP.curie('match'), - model_uri=DOSDP.match, domain=None, range=str) - -slots.sub = Slot(uri=DOSDP.sub, name="sub", curie=DOSDP.curie('sub'), - model_uri=DOSDP.sub, domain=None, range=str) - -slots.edge = Slot(uri=DOSDP.edge, name="edge", curie=DOSDP.curie('edge'), - model_uri=DOSDP.edge, domain=None, range=Union[str, List[str]]) - -slots._not = Slot(uri=DOSDP._not, name="_not", curie=DOSDP.curie('_not'), - model_uri=DOSDP._not, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[bool, Bool]]) - -slots.xrefs = Slot(uri=DOSDP.xrefs, name="xrefs", curie=DOSDP.curie('xrefs'), - model_uri=DOSDP.xrefs, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.pattern_name = Slot(uri=DOSDP.pattern_name, name="pattern_name", curie=DOSDP.curie('pattern_name'), - model_uri=DOSDP.pattern_name, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.pattern_iri = Slot(uri=DOSDP.pattern_iri, name="pattern_iri", curie=DOSDP.curie('pattern_iri'), - model_uri=DOSDP.pattern_iri, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.base_IRI = Slot(uri=DOSDP.base_IRI, name="base_IRI", curie=DOSDP.curie('base_IRI'), - model_uri=DOSDP.base_IRI, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.contributors = Slot(uri=DOSDP.contributors, name="contributors", curie=DOSDP.curie('contributors'), - model_uri=DOSDP.contributors, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.description = Slot(uri=DOSDP.description, name="description", curie=DOSDP.curie('description'), - model_uri=DOSDP.description, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.examples = Slot(uri=DOSDP.examples, name="examples", curie=DOSDP.curie('examples'), - model_uri=DOSDP.examples, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.status = Slot(uri=DOSDP.status, name="status", curie=DOSDP.curie('status'), - model_uri=DOSDP.status, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[str, "StatusOptions"]]) - -slots.tags = Slot(uri=DOSDP.tags, name="tags", curie=DOSDP.curie('tags'), - model_uri=DOSDP.tags, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.readable_identifiers = Slot(uri=DOSDP.readable_identifiers, name="readable_identifiers", curie=DOSDP.curie('readable_identifiers'), - model_uri=DOSDP.readable_identifiers, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.classes = Slot(uri=DOSDP.classes, name="classes", curie=DOSDP.curie('classes'), - model_uri=DOSDP.classes, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.objectProperties = Slot(uri=DOSDP.objectProperties, name="objectProperties", curie=DOSDP.curie('objectProperties'), - model_uri=DOSDP.objectProperties, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.relations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.relations, name="relations", curie=DOSDP.curie('relations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.relations, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.dataProperties = Slot(uri=DOSDP.dataProperties, name="dataProperties", curie=DOSDP.curie('dataProperties'), - model_uri=DOSDP.dataProperties, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.annotationProperties = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotationProperties, name="annotationProperties", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotationProperties'), - model_uri=DOSDP.annotationProperties, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.list_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.list_vars, name="list_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('list_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.list_vars, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.data_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.data_vars, name="data_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('data_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.data_vars, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.data_list_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.data_list_vars, name="data_list_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('data_list_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.data_list_vars, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.internal_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.internal_vars, name="internal_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('internal_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.internal_vars, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.substitutions = Slot(uri=DOSDP.substitutions, name="substitutions", curie=DOSDP.curie('substitutions'), - model_uri=DOSDP.substitutions, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, RegexSub], List[Union[dict, RegexSub]]]]) - -slots.logical_axioms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.logical_axioms, name="logical_axioms", curie=DOSDP.curie('logical_axioms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.logical_axioms, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, PrintfOwl], List[Union[dict, PrintfOwl]]]]) - -slots.equivalentTo = Slot(uri=DOSDP.equivalentTo, name="equivalentTo", curie=DOSDP.curie('equivalentTo'), - model_uri=DOSDP.equivalentTo, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfOwlConvenience]]) - -slots.subClassOf = Slot(uri=DOSDP.subClassOf, name="subClassOf", curie=DOSDP.curie('subClassOf'), - model_uri=DOSDP.subClassOf, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfOwlConvenience]]) - -slots.GCI = Slot(uri=DOSDP.GCI, name="GCI", curie=DOSDP.curie('GCI'), - model_uri=DOSDP.GCI, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfOwlConvenience]]) - -slots.disjointWith = Slot(uri=DOSDP.disjointWith, name="disjointWith", curie=DOSDP.curie('disjointWith'), - model_uri=DOSDP.disjointWith, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfOwlConvenience]]) - -slots.name = Slot(uri=DOSDP.name, name="name", curie=DOSDP.curie('name'), - model_uri=DOSDP.name, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.comment = Slot(uri=DOSDP.comment, name="comment", curie=DOSDP.curie('comment'), - model_uri=DOSDP.comment, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.definition = Slot(uri=DOSDP.definition, name="definition", curie=DOSDP.curie('definition'), - model_uri=DOSDP.definition, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.namespace = Slot(uri=DOSDP.namespace, name="namespace", curie=DOSDP.curie('namespace'), - model_uri=DOSDP.namespace, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.exact_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.exact_synonym, name="exact_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('exact_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.exact_synonym, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, ListAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.narrow_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.narrow_synonym, name="narrow_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('narrow_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.narrow_synonym, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, ListAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.related_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.related_synonym, name="related_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('related_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.related_synonym, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, ListAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.broad_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.broad_synonym, name="broad_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('broad_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.broad_synonym, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, ListAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.xref = Slot(uri=DOSDP.xref, name="xref", curie=DOSDP.curie('xref'), - model_uri=DOSDP.xref, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[dict, ListAnnotationObo]]) - -slots.generated_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_synonyms, name="generated_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.generated_synonyms, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo], List[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]]]) - -slots.generated_narrow_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_narrow_synonyms, name="generated_narrow_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_narrow_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.generated_narrow_synonyms, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo], List[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]]]) - -slots.generated_broad_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_broad_synonyms, name="generated_broad_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_broad_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.generated_broad_synonyms, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo], List[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]]]) - -slots.generated_related_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_related_synonyms, name="generated_related_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_related_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.generated_related_synonyms, domain=None, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo], List[Union[dict, PrintfAnnotationObo]]]]) - -slots.instance_graph = Slot(uri=DOSDP.instance_graph, name="instance_graph", curie=DOSDP.curie('instance_graph'), - model_uri=DOSDP.instance_graph, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.varDeclaration__var = Slot(uri=DOSDP.var, name="varDeclaration__var", curie=DOSDP.curie('var'), - model_uri=DOSDP.varDeclaration__var, domain=None, range=URIRef) - -slots.varDeclaration__range = Slot(uri=DOSDP.range, name="varDeclaration__range", curie=DOSDP.curie('range'), - model_uri=DOSDP.varDeclaration__range, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.aliasDeclaration__alias = Slot(uri=DOSDP.alias, name="aliasDeclaration__alias", curie=DOSDP.curie('alias'), - model_uri=DOSDP.aliasDeclaration__alias, domain=None, range=URIRef) - -slots.aliasDeclaration__curie = Slot(uri=DOSDP.curie, name="aliasDeclaration__curie", curie=DOSDP.curie('curie'), - model_uri=DOSDP.aliasDeclaration__curie, domain=None, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_pattern_name = Slot(uri=DOSDP.pattern_name, name="Pattern_pattern_name", curie=DOSDP.curie('pattern_name'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_pattern_name, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_pattern_iri = Slot(uri=DOSDP.pattern_iri, name="Pattern_pattern_iri", curie=DOSDP.curie('pattern_iri'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_pattern_iri, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_base_IRI = Slot(uri=DOSDP.base_IRI, name="Pattern_base_IRI", curie=DOSDP.curie('base_IRI'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_base_IRI, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_contributors = Slot(uri=DOSDP.contributors, name="Pattern_contributors", curie=DOSDP.curie('contributors'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_contributors, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.Pattern_description = Slot(uri=DOSDP.description, name="Pattern_description", curie=DOSDP.curie('description'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_description, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_examples = Slot(uri=DOSDP.examples, name="Pattern_examples", curie=DOSDP.curie('examples'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_examples, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_status = Slot(uri=DOSDP.status, name="Pattern_status", curie=DOSDP.curie('status'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_status, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[str, "StatusOptions"]]) - -slots.Pattern_tags = Slot(uri=DOSDP.tags, name="Pattern_tags", curie=DOSDP.curie('tags'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_tags, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_readable_identifiers = Slot(uri=DOSDP.readable_identifiers, name="Pattern_readable_identifiers", curie=DOSDP.curie('readable_identifiers'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_readable_identifiers, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.Pattern_classes = Slot(uri=DOSDP.classes, name="Pattern_classes", curie=DOSDP.curie('classes'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_classes, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_objectProperties = Slot(uri=DOSDP.objectProperties, name="Pattern_objectProperties", curie=DOSDP.curie('objectProperties'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_objectProperties, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_relations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.relations, name="Pattern_relations", curie=DOSDP.curie('relations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_relations, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_dataProperties = Slot(uri=DOSDP.dataProperties, name="Pattern_dataProperties", curie=DOSDP.curie('dataProperties'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_dataProperties, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_annotationProperties = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotationProperties, name="Pattern_annotationProperties", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotationProperties'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_annotationProperties, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, AliasDeclarationAlias], Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "AliasDeclaration"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.vars, name="Pattern_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_vars, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, VarDeclarationVar], Union[dict, "VarDeclaration"]], List[Union[dict, "VarDeclaration"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_list_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.list_vars, name="Pattern_list_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('list_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_list_vars, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_data_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.data_vars, name="Pattern_data_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('data_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_data_vars, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_data_list_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.data_list_vars, name="Pattern_data_list_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('data_list_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_data_list_vars, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.Pattern_internal_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.internal_vars, name="Pattern_internal_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('internal_vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_internal_vars, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.Pattern_substitutions = Slot(uri=DOSDP.substitutions, name="Pattern_substitutions", curie=DOSDP.curie('substitutions'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_substitutions, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "RegexSub"], List[Union[dict, "RegexSub"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="Pattern_annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_annotations, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "Annotation"], List[Union[dict, "Annotation"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_logical_axioms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.logical_axioms, name="Pattern_logical_axioms", curie=DOSDP.curie('logical_axioms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_logical_axioms, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfOwl"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfOwl"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_equivalentTo = Slot(uri=DOSDP.equivalentTo, name="Pattern_equivalentTo", curie=DOSDP.curie('equivalentTo'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_equivalentTo, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]]) - -slots.Pattern_subClassOf = Slot(uri=DOSDP.subClassOf, name="Pattern_subClassOf", curie=DOSDP.curie('subClassOf'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_subClassOf, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]]) - -slots.Pattern_GCI = Slot(uri=DOSDP.GCI, name="Pattern_GCI", curie=DOSDP.curie('GCI'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_GCI, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]]) - -slots.Pattern_disjointWith = Slot(uri=DOSDP.disjointWith, name="Pattern_disjointWith", curie=DOSDP.curie('disjointWith'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_disjointWith, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfOwlConvenience"]]) - -slots.Pattern_name = Slot(uri=DOSDP.name, name="Pattern_name", curie=DOSDP.curie('name'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_name, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_comment = Slot(uri=DOSDP.comment, name="Pattern_comment", curie=DOSDP.curie('comment'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_comment, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_definition = Slot(uri=DOSDP.definition, name="Pattern_definition", curie=DOSDP.curie('definition'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_definition, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_namespace = Slot(uri=DOSDP.namespace, name="Pattern_namespace", curie=DOSDP.curie('namespace'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_namespace, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_exact_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.exact_synonym, name="Pattern_exact_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('exact_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_exact_synonym, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_narrow_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.narrow_synonym, name="Pattern_narrow_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('narrow_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_narrow_synonym, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_related_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.related_synonym, name="Pattern_related_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('related_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_related_synonym, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_broad_synonym = Slot(uri=DOSDP.broad_synonym, name="Pattern_broad_synonym", curie=DOSDP.curie('broad_synonym'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_broad_synonym, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_xref = Slot(uri=DOSDP.xref, name="Pattern_xref", curie=DOSDP.curie('xref'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_xref, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[dict, "ListAnnotationObo"]]) - -slots.Pattern_generated_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_synonyms, name="Pattern_generated_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_generated_synonyms, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_generated_narrow_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_narrow_synonyms, name="Pattern_generated_narrow_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_narrow_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_generated_narrow_synonyms, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_generated_broad_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_broad_synonyms, name="Pattern_generated_broad_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_broad_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_generated_broad_synonyms, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_generated_related_synonyms = Slot(uri=DOSDP.generated_related_synonyms, name="Pattern_generated_related_synonyms", curie=DOSDP.curie('generated_related_synonyms'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_generated_related_synonyms, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfAnnotationObo"]]]]) - -slots.Pattern_instance_graph = Slot(uri=DOSDP.instance_graph, name="Pattern_instance_graph", curie=DOSDP.curie('instance_graph'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Pattern_instance_graph, domain=Pattern, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.MultiClausePrintf_sep = Slot(uri=DOSDP.sep, name="MultiClausePrintf_sep", curie=DOSDP.curie('sep'), - model_uri=DOSDP.MultiClausePrintf_sep, domain=MultiClausePrintf, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.MultiClausePrintf_clauses = Slot(uri=DOSDP.clauses, name="MultiClausePrintf_clauses", curie=DOSDP.curie('clauses'), - model_uri=DOSDP.MultiClausePrintf_clauses, domain=MultiClausePrintf, range=Union[Union[dict, "PrintfClause"], List[Union[dict, "PrintfClause"]]]) - -slots.PrintfClause_text = Slot(uri=DOSDP.text, name="PrintfClause_text", curie=DOSDP.curie('text'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfClause_text, domain=PrintfClause, range=str) - -slots.PrintfClause_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.vars, name="PrintfClause_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfClause_vars, domain=PrintfClause, range=Union[str, List[str]]) - -slots.PrintfClause_sub_clauses = Slot(uri=DOSDP.sub_clauses, name="PrintfClause_sub_clauses", curie=DOSDP.curie('sub_clauses'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfClause_sub_clauses, domain=PrintfClause, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, MultiClausePrintf], List[Union[dict, MultiClausePrintf]]]]) - -slots.Join_sep = Slot(uri=DOSDP.sep, name="Join_sep", curie=DOSDP.curie('sep'), - model_uri=DOSDP.Join_sep, domain=Join, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotation_annotationProperty = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotationProperty, name="PrintfAnnotation_annotationProperty", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotationProperty'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotation_annotationProperty, domain=PrintfAnnotation, range=str) - -slots.PrintfAnnotation_annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="PrintfAnnotation_annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotation_annotations, domain=PrintfAnnotation, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "Annotation"], List[Union[dict, "Annotation"]]]]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotation_text = Slot(uri=DOSDP.text, name="PrintfAnnotation_text", curie=DOSDP.curie('text'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotation_text, domain=PrintfAnnotation, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotation_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.vars, name="PrintfAnnotation_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotation_vars, domain=PrintfAnnotation, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotation_multi_clause = Slot(uri=DOSDP.multi_clause, name="PrintfAnnotation_multi_clause", curie=DOSDP.curie('multi_clause'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotation_multi_clause, domain=PrintfAnnotation, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.ListAnnotation_annotationProperty = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotationProperty, name="ListAnnotation_annotationProperty", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotationProperty'), - model_uri=DOSDP.ListAnnotation_annotationProperty, domain=ListAnnotation, range=str) - -slots.ListAnnotation_value = Slot(uri=DOSDP.value, name="ListAnnotation_value", curie=DOSDP.curie('value'), - model_uri=DOSDP.ListAnnotation_value, domain=ListAnnotation, range=str) - -slots.IriValueAnnotation_annotationProperty = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotationProperty, name="IriValueAnnotation_annotationProperty", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotationProperty'), - model_uri=DOSDP.IriValueAnnotation_annotationProperty, domain=IriValueAnnotation, range=str) - -slots.IriValueAnnotation_var = Slot(uri=DOSDP.var, name="IriValueAnnotation_var", curie=DOSDP.curie('var'), - model_uri=DOSDP.IriValueAnnotation_var, domain=IriValueAnnotation, range=str) - -slots.IriValueAnnotation_annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="IriValueAnnotation_annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.IriValueAnnotation_annotations, domain=IriValueAnnotation, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, "Annotation"], List[Union[dict, "Annotation"]]]]) - -slots.PrintfOwl_annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="PrintfOwl_annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwl_annotations, domain=PrintfOwl, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]]) - -slots.PrintfOwl_axiom_type = Slot(uri=DOSDP.axiom_type, name="PrintfOwl_axiom_type", curie=DOSDP.curie('axiom_type'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwl_axiom_type, domain=PrintfOwl, range=Optional[Union[str, "AxiomTypeOptions"]]) - -slots.PrintfOwl_text = Slot(uri=DOSDP.text, name="PrintfOwl_text", curie=DOSDP.curie('text'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwl_text, domain=PrintfOwl, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.PrintfOwl_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.vars, name="PrintfOwl_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwl_vars, domain=PrintfOwl, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.PrintfOwl_multi_clause = Slot(uri=DOSDP.multi_clause, name="PrintfOwl_multi_clause", curie=DOSDP.curie('multi_clause'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwl_multi_clause, domain=PrintfOwl, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.PrintfOwlConvenience_annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="PrintfOwlConvenience_annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwlConvenience_annotations, domain=PrintfOwlConvenience, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]]) - -slots.PrintfOwlConvenience_text = Slot(uri=DOSDP.text, name="PrintfOwlConvenience_text", curie=DOSDP.curie('text'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwlConvenience_text, domain=PrintfOwlConvenience, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.PrintfOwlConvenience_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.vars, name="PrintfOwlConvenience_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwlConvenience_vars, domain=PrintfOwlConvenience, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.PrintfOwlConvenience_multi_clause = Slot(uri=DOSDP.multi_clause, name="PrintfOwlConvenience_multi_clause", curie=DOSDP.curie('multi_clause'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfOwlConvenience_multi_clause, domain=PrintfOwlConvenience, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.RegexSub__in = Slot(uri=DOSDP._in, name="RegexSub__in", curie=DOSDP.curie('_in'), - model_uri=DOSDP.RegexSub__in, domain=RegexSub, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.RegexSub_out = Slot(uri=DOSDP.out, name="RegexSub_out", curie=DOSDP.curie('out'), - model_uri=DOSDP.RegexSub_out, domain=RegexSub, range=str) - -slots.RegexSub_match = Slot(uri=DOSDP.match, name="RegexSub_match", curie=DOSDP.curie('match'), - model_uri=DOSDP.RegexSub_match, domain=RegexSub, range=str) - -slots.RegexSub_sub = Slot(uri=DOSDP.sub, name="RegexSub_sub", curie=DOSDP.curie('sub'), - model_uri=DOSDP.RegexSub_sub, domain=RegexSub, range=str) - -slots.OPA_edge = Slot(uri=DOSDP.edge, name="OPA_edge", curie=DOSDP.curie('edge'), - model_uri=DOSDP.OPA_edge, domain=OPA, range=Union[str, List[str]]) - -slots.OPA_annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="OPA_annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.OPA_annotations, domain=OPA, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]]) - -slots.OPA__not = Slot(uri=DOSDP._not, name="OPA__not", curie=DOSDP.curie('_not'), - model_uri=DOSDP.OPA__not, domain=OPA, range=Optional[Union[bool, Bool]]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotationObo_annotations = Slot(uri=DOSDP.annotations, name="PrintfAnnotationObo_annotations", curie=DOSDP.curie('annotations'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotationObo_annotations, domain=PrintfAnnotationObo, range=Optional[Union[Union[dict, Annotation], List[Union[dict, Annotation]]]]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotationObo_xrefs = Slot(uri=DOSDP.xrefs, name="PrintfAnnotationObo_xrefs", curie=DOSDP.curie('xrefs'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotationObo_xrefs, domain=PrintfAnnotationObo, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotationObo_text = Slot(uri=DOSDP.text, name="PrintfAnnotationObo_text", curie=DOSDP.curie('text'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotationObo_text, domain=PrintfAnnotationObo, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotationObo_vars = Slot(uri=DOSDP.vars, name="PrintfAnnotationObo_vars", curie=DOSDP.curie('vars'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotationObo_vars, domain=PrintfAnnotationObo, range=Optional[Union[str, List[str]]]) - -slots.PrintfAnnotationObo_multi_clause = Slot(uri=DOSDP.multi_clause, name="PrintfAnnotationObo_multi_clause", curie=DOSDP.curie('multi_clause'), - model_uri=DOSDP.PrintfAnnotationObo_multi_clause, domain=PrintfAnnotationObo, range=Optional[str]) - -slots.ListAnnotationObo_value = Slot(uri=DOSDP.value, name="ListAnnotationObo_value", curie=DOSDP.curie('value'), - model_uri=DOSDP.ListAnnotationObo_value, domain=ListAnnotationObo, range=str) - -slots.ListAnnotationObo_xrefs = Slot(uri=DOSDP.xrefs, name="ListAnnotationObo_xrefs", curie=DOSDP.curie('xrefs'), - model_uri=DOSDP.ListAnnotationObo_xrefs, domain=ListAnnotationObo, range=Optional[str]) diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/csv_import_engine.py b/schema_automator/importers/csv_import_engine.py deleted file mode 100644 index 20bf992..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/csv_import_engine.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,693 +0,0 @@ -import click -import logging -import yaml -from typing import Dict, List, Optional -from collections import defaultdict -import os -import re -import csv -import requests -import pandas as pd -import time - -from dateutil.parser import parse -from quantulum3 import parser as q_parser -from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import merge_schemas - -ID_SUFFIX = '_id' - -ROBOT_NAME_MAP = { - 'alternative term': "IAO:0000118", - 'definition': "IAO:0000115", - 'definition_source': "IAO:0000119", -} - - -@dataclass -class ForeignKey: - source_table: str - source_column: str - target_table: str - target_column: str - num_distinct_values: int - range: str = None - - def score(self): - s = 0 - if self.source_table == self.target_table: - s -= 1 - if self.source_column.lower().endswith(ID_SUFFIX): - s += 1 - if self.target_column.lower().endswith(ID_SUFFIX) or self.target_column.lower() == 'id': - s += 1 - if self.source_column.lower().startswith(self.target_table.lower()): - s += 2 - if self.range != 'string' and self.range != 'integer': - s -= 1 - return s - - -@dataclass -class CsvDataImportEngine(ImportEngine): - - file_separator: str = "\t" - schema_name: str = 'example' - robot: bool = False - enum_columns: List[str] = field(default_factory=lambda: []) - enum_mask_columns: List[str] = field(default_factory=lambda: []) - enum_threshold: float = 0.1 - enum_strlen_threshold: int = 30 - max_enum_size: int = 50 - downcase_header: bool = False - infer_foreign_keys: bool = False - max_pk_len: int = 60 # URIs can be long.. - min_distinct_fk_val: int = 8 - - def infer_linkages(self, files: List[str], **kwargs) -> List[ForeignKey]: - """ - Heuristic procedure for determining which tables are linked to others via implicit foreign keys - - If all values of one column FT.FC are present in column PT.PC, then FT.FC is a potential foreign key - and PC is a potential primary key of PT. - - This procedure can generate false positives, so additional heuristics are applied. Each potential - foreign key relationship gets an ad-hoc score: - - links across tables score more highly than within - - suffixes such as _id are more likely on PK and FK tables - - the foreign key column table is likely to start with the base column name - In addition, if there are competing primary keys for a table, the top scoring one is selected - """ - fks: List[ForeignKey] = [] - MAX_PK_LEN = self.max_pk_len - dfs: Dict[str, pd.DataFrame] = {} - - for file in files: - c = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(file))[0] - if self.downcase_header: - c = c.lower() - print(f'READING {file} ') - df = pd.read_csv(file, sep=self.file_separator, skipinitialspace=True).fillna("") - if self.downcase_header: - df = df.rename(columns=str.lower) - exclude = [] - for col in df.columns: - vals = set(df[col].tolist()) - if len(vals) < self.min_distinct_fk_val: - logging.info(f'EXCLUDING {col} (too few, len = {len(vals)})') - exclude.append(col) - continue - max_str_len = max([len(str(x)) for x in vals]) - if max_str_len > MAX_PK_LEN: - logging.info(f'EXCLUDING {col} (len {max_str_len} > {MAX_PK_LEN}) sample: {list(vals)[0:5]}') - #for v in vals: - # if len(str(v)) == max_str_len: - # print(f' WITNESS: {v}') - exclude.append(col) - continue - if any(' ' in str(x) for x in vals ): - logging.info(f'EXCLUDING {col} (has spaces)') - exclude.append(col) - continue - for col in exclude: - del df[col] - logging.info(f'Excluding: {col}') - dfs[c] = df - for t_primary, df_primary in dfs.items(): - for candidate_pk in df_primary.columns: - candidate_pk_vals = set(df_primary[candidate_pk].tolist()) - candidate_pk_range = infer_range({}, candidate_pk_vals, {}) - logging.info(f'Candidate PK {t_primary}.{candidate_pk} ') - for t_foreign, df_foreign in dfs.items(): - logging.info(f' Candidate FK table {t_foreign} ') - for candidate_fk in df_foreign.columns: - logging.info(f' Candidate FK col {candidate_fk} ') - if t_primary == t_foreign and candidate_pk == candidate_fk: - logging.info(f' SKIP (identical) {candidate_fk} ') - continue - candidate_fk_vals = set(df_foreign[candidate_fk].tolist()) - logging.info(f' Candidate FK {t_foreign}.{candidate_fk}') - is_fk = True - for v in candidate_fk_vals: - if v is None or v == '': - continue - if v not in candidate_pk_vals: - logging.info(f' {v} not in candidates') - is_fk = False - if not is_fk: - break - if is_fk: - logging.info(f' all {len(candidate_fk_vals)} fk vals in {len(candidate_pk_vals)} pks') - fks.append(ForeignKey(source_table=t_foreign, - source_column=candidate_fk, - target_table=t_primary, - target_column=candidate_pk, - num_distinct_values=len(candidate_fk_vals), - range=candidate_pk_range)) - - pk_tables = set([fk.target_table for fk in fks]) - for pk_table in pk_tables: - s = defaultdict(float) - max_s = -1000 - for fk in fks: - if fk.target_table == pk_table: - s[fk.target_column] += fk.score() - if s[fk.target_column] > max_s: - max_s = s[fk.target_column] - pk_col, _ = sorted(s.items(), key=lambda item: -item[1])[0] - logging.info(f'SELECTED pk col {pk_col} for {pk_table}; scores = {s}') - fks = [fk for fk in fks if not (fk.target_table == pk_table and fk.target_column != pk_col)] - fks = [fk for fk in fks if fk.score() > 0] - logging.info(f'FILTERED: {fks}') - return fks - - def inject_foreign_keys(self, schema_dict: Dict, fks: List[ForeignKey]) -> None: - for fk in fks: - # TODO: deal with cases where the same slot is used in different classes - src_cls = schema_dict['classes'][fk.source_table] - src_slot = schema_dict['slots'][fk.source_column] - if 'slot_usage' not in src_cls: - src_cls['slot_usage'] = {} - src_cls['slot_usage'][fk.source_column] = {'range': fk.target_table} - #src_slot['range'] = fk.target_table - tgt_cls = schema_dict['classes'][fk.target_table] - tgt_slot = schema_dict['slots'][fk.target_column] - if 'slot_usage' not in tgt_cls: - tgt_cls['slot_usage'] = {} - tgt_cls['slot_usage'][fk.target_column] = {'identifier': True} - #tgt_slot['identifier'] = True - - def convert_multiple(self, files: List[str], **kwargs) -> Dict: - if self.infer_foreign_keys: - fks = self.infer_linkages(files) - else: - fks = () - yamlobjs = [] - for file in files: - c = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(file))[0] - if self.downcase_header: - c = c.lower() - s = self.convert(file, class_name=c, **kwargs) - if s is not None: - yamlobjs.append(s) - s = merge_schemas(yamlobjs) - self.inject_foreign_keys(s, fks) - return s - - def convert(self, file: str, **kwargs) -> Dict: - with open(file, newline='') as tsv_file: - header = [h.strip() for h in tsv_file.readline().split('\t')] - rr = csv.DictReader(tsv_file, fieldnames=header, delimiter=self.file_separator, skipinitialspace=False) - return self.convert_dicts([r for r in rr], **kwargs) - - def read_slot_tsv(self, file: str, **kwargs) -> Dict: - with open(file, newline='') as tsv_file: - rows_list = csv.reader(tsv_file, delimiter=self.file_separator) - return self.convert_to_edge_slots([r for r in rows_list], **kwargs) - - def convert_to_edge_slots(self, - all_tsv_rows: List, - name: str = 'example', - **kwargs) -> Optional[Dict]: - - """ - assume that TSV has 3 relevant columns: - 1. slot name to add - 2. slot definition to add - 3. examples of values for the slot - - also assume that these are all edge_properties at the moment. - TODO: add parameter to allow edge or node property disambiguation. - """ - - slots = {} - slot_values = {} - types = {} - - for item in all_tsv_rows: - slot_name = item[0] - slot_definition = item[1] - slot_example_type = item[2] - if isinstance(slot_example_type, list): - vs = slot_example_type - elif isinstance(slot_example_type, str): - vs = slot_example_type.split('|') - else: - vs = [slot_example_type] - if slot_name not in slots: - slots[slot_name] = {'is_a': 'association slot', 'description': slot_definition, 'range': None} - slot_values[slot_name] = set() - if slot_example_type is not None and slot_example_type != "" and not str(slot_example_type).startswith('$ref:'): - slots[slot_name]['examples'] = [{'value': slot_example_type}] - slot_values[slot_name].update(vs) - if len(vs) > 1: - slots[slot_name]['multivalued'] = True - - new_slots = {} - # slots is a dict{dict} - for sn, s in slots.items(): - vals = slot_values[sn] - s['range'] = infer_range(s, vals, types) - for sn, s in new_slots.items(): - if sn not in slots: - slots[sn] = s - schema = { - 'slots': slots - } - return schema - - def convert_dicts(self, - rr: List[Dict], - name: str = 'example', - class_name: str = 'example', - **kwargs) -> Optional[Dict]: - slots = {} - slot_values = {} - n = 0 - enums = {} - robot_defs = {} - slot_usage = {} - types = {} - enum_columns = self.enum_columns - enum_mask_columns = self.enum_mask_columns - if len(rr) == 0: - return None - for row in rr: - if self.downcase_header: - row = {k.lower(): v for k, v in row.items()} - n += 1 - if n == 1 and self.robot: - for k, v in row.items(): - robot_defs[k] = v - continue - for k, v in row.items(): - if k is None or k == '': - continue - if v is None: - v = "" - if isinstance(v, str): - v = v.strip() - if isinstance(v, list): - vs = v - elif isinstance(v, str): - vs = v.split('|') - else: - vs = [v] - if k not in slots: - slots[k] = {'range': None} - slot_values[k] = set() - if v is not None and v != "" and not str(v).startswith('$ref:'): - slots[k]['examples'] = [{'value': v}] - slot_values[k].update(vs) - if len(vs) > 1: - slots[k]['multivalued'] = True - types = {} - new_slots = {} - for sn, s in slots.items(): - vals = slot_values[sn] - s['range'] = infer_range(s, vals, types) - if (s['range'] == 'string' or sn in enum_columns) and sn not in enum_mask_columns: - n_distinct = len(vals) - longest = max([len(str(v)) for v in vals]) if n_distinct > 0 else 0 - if sn in enum_columns or \ - ((n_distinct / n) < self.enum_threshold and 0 < n_distinct <= self.max_enum_size - and longest < self.enum_strlen_threshold): - enum_name = sn.replace(' ', '_').replace('(s)', '') - enum_name = f'{enum_name}_enum' - s['range'] = enum_name - enums[enum_name] = { - 'permissible_values': {v:{'description': v} for v in vals} - } - # ROBOT template hints. See http://robot.obolibrary.org/template - if sn in robot_defs: - rd = robot_defs[sn] - if 'SPLIT' in rd: - rd = re.sub(' SPLIT.*', '', rd) - if rd.startswith("EC"): - rd = rd.replace('EC ', '') - rel = capture_robot_some(rd) - ss = rd.replace('%', '{' + sn + '}') - slot_usage['equivalence axiom'] = {'string_serialization': ss} - if rel is not None: - s['is_a'] = rel - new_slots[rel] = {} - elif rd.startswith("SC"): - rd = rd.replace('SC ', '') - rel = capture_robot_some(rd) - ss = rd.replace('%', '{' + sn + '}') - slot_usage['subclass axiom'] = {'string_serialization': ss} - if rel is not None: - s['is_a'] = rel - new_slots[rel] = {} - s['comments'] = ['OWL>> SomeValuesFrom'] - else: - s['comments'] = ['OWL>> SubClassOf'] - elif rd.startswith("C"): - # TODO: semantics are dependent on CLASS_TYPE column - # https://robot.obolibrary.org/template - rd = rd.replace('C ', '') - if rd == '%': - s['broad_mappings'] = ['rdfs:subClassOf'] - rel = capture_robot_some(rd) - if rel is not None: - s['is_a'] = rel - new_slots[rel] = {} - elif rd == 'ID': - s['identifier'] = True - elif rd.startswith("I"): - rd = rd.replace('I ', '') - # TODO - elif rd == 'TYPE': - s['slot_uri'] = 'rdf:type' - elif rd == 'LABEL': - s['slot_uri'] = 'rdfs:label' - elif rd.startswith("A "): - s['slot_uri'] = rd.replace('A ', '') - elif rd.startswith("AT "): - s['slot_uri'] = re.sub('^^.*', '', rd.replace('AT ', '')) - elif rd.startswith(">A "): - logging.warning('Axiom annotations not supported') - slot_uri = s.get('slot_uri', None) - if slot_uri is not None: - if ' ' in slot_uri or ':' not in slot_uri: - if slot_uri in ROBOT_NAME_MAP: - s['slot_uri'] = ROBOT_NAME_MAP[slot_uri] - else: - del s['slot_uri'] - logging.warning(f'ROBOT "A" annotations not supported yet') - class_slots = list(slots.keys()) - for sn, s in new_slots.items(): - if sn not in slots: - slots[sn] = s - schema = { - 'id': f'https://w3id.org/%7Bname%7D', - 'name': name, - 'description': name, - 'imports': ['linkml:types'], - 'prefixes': { - 'linkml': 'https://w3id.org/linkml/', - name: f'https://w3id.org/%7Bname%7D' - }, - 'default_prefix': name, - 'types': types, - 'classes': { - class_name: { - 'slots': class_slots, - 'slot_usage': slot_usage - } - }, - 'slots': slots, - 'enums': enums - } - if robot_defs: - schema['prefixes']['IAO'] = 'http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/IAO_' - add_missing_to_schema(schema) - return schema - - -def capture_robot_some(s: str) -> str: - """ - parses an OWL some values from from a robot template - - :param s: - :return: - """ - results = re.findall('(\\S+) some %',s) - if len(results) == 0: - return None - else: - r = results[0] - if ':' in r: - # only use named properties - return None - else: - return r - - -def isfloat(value): - try: - float(value) - return True - except ValueError: - return False - - -def is_measurement(value): - ms = q_parser.parse(value) - for m in ms: - if m.unit.name != 'dimensionless': - return True - - -def is_all_measurement(values): - """ - heuristic to guess if all values are measurements - - uses quantulum to parse - - A significant proportion must be dimensional, to avoid - accidentally classifying a list of floats as measurements - """ - n_dimensional = 0 - n = 0 - for value in values: - ms = q_parser.parse(value) - if len(ms) == 0: - return False - n += 1 - if all(m.unit.name != 'dimensionless' for m in ms): - n_dimensional += 1 - # TODO: make this configurable - if n_dimensional > n/2: - return True - else: - return False - - -def infer_range(slot: dict, vals: set, types: dict) -> str: - nn_vals = [v for v in vals if v is not None and v != ""] - if len(nn_vals) == 0: - return 'string' - if all(str(v).startswith('$ref:') for v in nn_vals): - return nn_vals[0].replace('$ref:', '') - if all(isinstance(v, int) for v in nn_vals): - return 'integer' - if all(isinstance(v, float) for v in nn_vals): - return 'float' - if all(str(v).isdigit() for v in nn_vals): - return 'integer' - if all(is_date(v) for v in nn_vals): - return 'datetime' - if all(isfloat(v) for v in nn_vals): - return 'float' - if is_all_measurement(nn_vals): - return 'measurement' - v0 = nn_vals[0] - db = get_db(v0) - if db is not None: - if all(get_db(v) == db for v in nn_vals): - t = f'{db} identifier' - types[t] = {'typeof': 'string'} - return t - if all(get_db(v) is not None for v in nn_vals): - t = 'identifier' - types[t] = {'typeof': 'string'} - return t - return 'string' - - -def get_db(db_id: str) -> str: - parts = db_id.split(':') - if len(parts) > 1: - return parts[0] - else: - return None - - -def is_date(string, fuzzy=False): - """ - Return whether the string can be interpreted as a date. - - :param string: str, string to check for date - :param fuzzy: bool, ignore unknown tokens in string if True - """ - try: - parse(string, fuzzy=fuzzy) - return True - except Exception: - # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4990718/how-can-i-write-a-try-except-block-that-catches-all-exceptions - # we don't know all the different parse exceptions, we assume any error means this is a date - return False - - -@dataclass -class Hit: - term_id: str - name: str - score: float - - -def get_pv_element(v: str, zooma_confidence: str, cache: dict = {}) -> Hit: - """ - uses ZOOMA to guess a meaning of an enum permissible value - - :param v: - :param zooma_confidence: - :param cache: - :return: - """ - if v in cache: - return cache[v][0] - if zooma_confidence is None: - return None - - def confidence_to_int(c: str) -> int: - if c == 'HIGH': - return 5 - elif c == 'GOOD': - return 4 - elif c == 'MEDIUM': - return 2 - elif c == 'LOW': - return 1 - else: - raise Exception(f'Unknown: {c}') - confidence_threshold = confidence_to_int(zooma_confidence) - - ontscores = { - 'NCBITaxon': 1.0, - 'OMIT': -1.0, - - } - - # zooma doesn't seem to do much pre-processing, so we convert - label = v - if 'SARS-CoV' not in label: - label = re.sub("([a-z])([A-Z])", "<1> <2>", label) # expand CamelCase - label = label.replace('.', ' ').replace('_', ' ') - params = {'propertyValue': label} - time.sleep(1) # don't overload service - logging.info(f'Q: {params}') - r = requests.get('http://www.ebi.ac.uk/spot/zooma/v2/api/services/annotate',params=params) - hits = [] # List[hit] - for hit in r.json(): - confidence = float(confidence_to_int(hit['confidence'])) - id = hit['semanticTags'][0] - if confidence >= confidence_threshold: - hit = Hit(term_id=id, - name=hit['annotatedProperty']['propertyValue'], - score=confidence) - hits.append(hit) - else: - logging.warning(f'Skipping {id} {confidence}') - hits = sorted(hits, key=lambda h: h.score, reverse=True) - logging.info(f'Hits for {label} = {hits}') - if len(hits) > 0: - cache[label] = hits - return hits[0] - else: - return None - - -def convert_range(k: str, dt: str) -> str: - t = 'string' - if dt == 'float64': - t = 'float' - return t - - -def infer_enum_meanings(schema: dict, - zooma_confidence: str = 'MEDIUM', - cache={}) -> None: - for _,e in schema['enums'].items(): - pvs = e['permissible_values'] - for k, pv in pvs.items(): - if pv is None: - pv = {} - pvs[k] = pv - if 'meaning' not in pv or pv['meaning'] is not None: - hit = get_pv_element(k, zooma_confidence=zooma_confidence, cache=cache) - if hit is not None: - pv['meaning'] = hit.term_id - if 'description' not in pv: - pv['description'] = hit.name - - -def add_missing_to_schema(schema: dict): - for slot in schema['slots'].values(): - if slot.get('range', None) == 'measurement': - types = schema['types'] - if 'measurement' not in types: - types['measurement'] = \ - {'typeof': 'string', - 'description': 'Holds a measurement serialized as a string'} - - -@click.group() -def main(): - pass - - -@main.command() -@click.argument('tsvfile') # input TSV (must have column headers -@click.option('--output', '-o', help='Output file') -@click.option('--class_name', '-c', default='example', help='Core class name in schema') -@click.option('--schema_name', '-n', default='example', help='Schema name') -@click.option('--sep', '-s', default='\t', help='separator') -@click.option('--downcase-header/--no-downcase-header', default=False, help='if true make headers lowercase') -@click.option('--enum-columns', '-E', multiple=True, help='column that is forced to be an enum') -@click.option('--robot/--no-robot', default=False, help='set if the TSV is a ROBOT template') -def tsv2model(tsvfile, output, class_name, schema_name, **kwargs): - """ Infer a model from a TSV """ - ie = CsvDataImportEngine(**kwargs) - schema_dict = ie.convert(tsvfile, class_name=class_name, schema_name=schema_name) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - if output: - with open(output, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - else: - print(ys) - -@main.command() -@click.argument('tsvfiles', nargs=-1) # input TSV (must have column headers -@click.option('--output', '-o', help='Output file') -@click.option('--schema_name', '-n', default='example', help='Schema name') -@click.option('--sep', '-s', default='\t', help='separator') -@click.option('--downcase-header/--no-downcase-header', default=False, help='if true make headers lowercase') -@click.option('--infer-foreign-keys/--no-infer-foreign-keys', default=False, help='infer ranges/foreign keys') -@click.option('--enum-columns', '-E', multiple=True, help='column(s) that is forced to be an enum') -@click.option('--enum-mask-columns', multiple=True, help='column(s) that are excluded from being enums') -@click.option('--max-enum-size', default=50, help='do not create an enum if more than max distinct members') -@click.option('--enum-threshold', default=0.1, help='if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum') -@click.option('--robot/--no-robot', default=False, help='set if the TSV is a ROBOT template') -def tsvs2model(tsvfiles, output, schema_name, **kwargs): - """ Infer a model from multiple TSVs """ - ie = CsvDataImportEngine(**kwargs) - schema_dict = ie.convert_multiple(tsvfiles, schema_name=schema_name) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - if output: - with open(output, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - else: - print(ys) - - -@main.command() -@click.argument('yamlfile') -@click.option('--zooma-confidence', '-Z', help='zooma confidence') -@click.option('--results', '-r', help='mapping results file') -def enrich(yamlfile, results, **args): - """ Infer a model from a TSV """ - yamlobj = yaml.load(open(yamlfile)) - cache = {} - infer_enum_meanings(yamlobj, cache=cache) - if results is not None: - with open(results, "w") as io: - #io.write(str(cache)) - io.write(yaml.dump(cache)) - print(yaml.dump(yamlobj, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False)) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - main() diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/dosdp_import_engine.py b/schema_automator/importers/dosdp_import_engine.py deleted file mode 100644 index 86c556b..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/dosdp_import_engine.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,226 +0,0 @@ -from copy import deepcopy - -import click -import logging -import yaml -from typing import Union, Dict, Tuple, List, Any -from collections import defaultdict -import os -from csv import DictWriter - -from dataclasses import dataclass - -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import SchemaDefinition, ClassDefinition, SlotDefinition, EnumDefinition, TypeDefinition, AnonymousSlotExpression -from linkml_runtime.loaders import yaml_loader -from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase, underscore - -from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine -from schema_automator.dosdp.model import Pattern, Printf - -ALIAS = str -CURIE = str - -METACLASS = 'OntologyClass' -TEMPLATE_CLASS = 'OntologyClassTemplate' -GROUPING_CLASS = 'OntologyClassSubset' - -@dataclass -class DOSDPImportEngine(ImportEngine): - """ - For every template with name Foo, a LinkML class FooTemplate is created - - The following builtin slots are created: - - - name - - definition - - subclass_of - - equivalentTo - """ - mappings: dict = None - include_unmapped_annotations = False - - def load_dp(self, path) -> Pattern: - with open(path) as stream: - obj = yaml.safe_load(stream) - if 'def' in obj: - obj['definition'] = obj['def'] - del obj['def'] - return yaml_loader.load(obj, target_class=Pattern) - - def convert(self, files: str, range_as_enums = True, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: - patterns = [self.load_dp(file) for file in files] - schema = SchemaDefinition(**kwargs) - if not schema.default_prefix: - schema.default_prefix = schema.name - schema.prefixes[schema.name] = f'{schema.id}' - schema.default_curi_maps = ['semweb_context', 'obo_context'] - self.schema = schema - mc = ClassDefinition(METACLASS) - schema.classes[mc.name] = mc - mc.description = "Instance of OWL Class" - mc.aliases = ['OWL Class'] - mc.class_uri = 'owl:Class' - mc.mixin = True - mc.slots = ['id'] - tmc = ClassDefinition(TEMPLATE_CLASS) - schema.classes[tmc.name] = tmc - tmc.description = "Instances of OWL classes that conform to a template" - tmc.aliases = ['design pattern record', 'template row'] - tmc.mixin = True - tmc.mixins = [mc.name] - gmc = ClassDefinition(GROUPING_CLASS) - schema.classes[gmc.name] = gmc - gmc.description = "Mixin for instances of OWL Classes that are used as range references" - gmc.mixin = True - gmc.mixins = [mc.name] - schema.types['string'] = TypeDefinition(name='string', base='str', uri='xsd:string') - def add_slot(s: SlotDefinition): - schema.slots[s.name] = s - add_slot(SlotDefinition('id', - identifier=True, - #range='uriorcurie', - description='Unique identifier for template instance')) - add_slot(SlotDefinition('name', - slot_uri='rdfs:label', - description='Human readable label for template instance')) - add_slot(SlotDefinition('definition', - slot_uri='IAO:0000115', - description='Human readable textual definition for template instance')) - add_slot(SlotDefinition('subclass_of', - multivalued=True, - slot_uri='rdfs:subclass_of', - range=METACLASS)) - add_slot(SlotDefinition('equivalentTo', - description='String serialization of RHS expression in equivalence axiom', - close_mappings=['owl:equivalentClass'])) - licenses = set() - for p in patterns: - c = self.create_class(p, range_as_enums=range_as_enums) - schema.classes[c.name] = c - return schema - - def create_class(self, pattern: Pattern, range_as_enums: bool = True, - denormalize_labels: bool = True) -> ClassDefinition: - """ - Create a LinkML class from a template/pattern - - The class will have name FooTemplate, and will mixin TemplateClass, - and will have one slot per var (slots will also be inherited from TemplateClass) - - by default, the range of each var will be a class RangeClass, unless treated as enums - - :param pattern: DOSDP template - :param range_as_enums: if true, ranges will be enums - :param denoramlized: if true, create an optional label for each var - :return: - """ - def deref_class(name: ALIAS) -> CURIE: - return self._deref(name, pattern.classes) - - schema = self.schema - template_name = f'{pattern.pattern_name} template' - cls = ClassDefinition(name=camelcase(template_name), - aliases=[template_name], - #title=template_name, ## TODO: fix owlgen - description=pattern.description, - mixins=[TEMPLATE_CLASS]) - for contrib in pattern.contributors: - cls.comments.append(f'Contributor: {contrib}') ## TODO: extend metamodel - extra_classes = [] - for vn, v in pattern.vars.items(): - var_range_as_curie = v.range - for alias, alias_obj in pattern.classes.items(): - if f"'{alias}'" == v.range: - var_range_as_curie = alias_obj.curie - range_base_name = self._name(v.range) - if range_as_enums: - rangedef = self.create_enum(f'{range_base_name} enum') - else: - rangedef = ClassDefinition(camelcase(f'{range_base_name} class')) - #rangedef.is_a = METACLASS - rangedef.mixins = [GROUPING_CLASS] - subc_slot = SlotDefinition('subclass_of', - has_member=AnonymousSlotExpression(equals_string=var_range_as_curie)) - rangedef.slot_usage[subc_slot.name] = subc_slot - extra_classes.append(rangedef) - rangedef.description = f'Any subclass of {var_range_as_curie} ({v.range})' - slot = SlotDefinition(vn, range=rangedef.name) - schema.slots[slot.name] = slot - cls.slots.append(slot.name) - cls.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot - if denormalize_labels: - label_slot = SlotDefinition(f'{vn}_label', - description=f'label for {vn}', - string_serialization=f'{{{vn}}}.label') - schema.slots[label_slot.name] = label_slot - cls.slots.append(label_slot.name) - cls.slot_usage[label_slot.name] = label_slot - # populate metaclass - mc = schema.classes[METACLASS] - - for k in ['name', 'definition', 'equivalentTo']: - pf = getattr(pattern, k) - #print(f'k={k} rule={srule}') - if pf is not None: - slot = self._serialization_slot(k, pf) - if slot.name not in mc.slots: - mc.slots.append(slot.name) - #schema.slots[slot.name] = deepcopy(slot) - #schema.slots[slot.name].string_serialization = None - cls.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot - # append these at the end - for c in extra_classes: - schema.classes[c.name] = c - return cls - - def create_enum(self, name: str): - name = underscore(self._name(name)) - enumdef = EnumDefinition(name) - self.schema.enums[enumdef.name] = enumdef - return enumdef - - - def _serialization_slot(self, k: str, pf: Printf): - slot = SlotDefinition(k) - t = pf.text - for vn in pf.vars: - t = t.replace('%', f'{{{vn}}}', 1) - slot.string_serialization = t - return slot - - def _name(self, name: ALIAS) -> ALIAS: - if name.startswith("'"): - name = name.replace("'","") - return name - - def _deref(self, name: ALIAS, index: dict) -> CURIE: - if name.startswith("'"): - name = name.replace("'","") - return index[name].curie - - - - -@click.command() -@click.argument('dpfiles', nargs=-1) ## input DOSDPs -@click.option('--name', '-n', help="Schema name") -@click.option('--range-as-enum/--no-range-as-enums', default=True, help="Model range ontology classes as enyms") -@click.option('--output', '-o', help="Path to saved yaml schema") -def dosdp2model(dpfiles, output, **args): - """ - Infer a model from DOSDP - - """ - ie = DOSDPImportEngine() - schema = ie.convert(dpfiles, **args) - ys = yaml.dump(schema, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - if output: - with open(output, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - else: - print(ys) - -if __name__ == '__main__': - dosdp2model() - - diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/import_engine.py b/schema_automator/importers/import_engine.py deleted file mode 100644 index 4e22260..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/import_engine.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +0,0 @@ -class ImportEngine: - None \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/infer_model_from_rdftab.py b/schema_automator/importers/infer_model_from_rdftab.py deleted file mode 100644 index f0c743a..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/infer_model_from_rdftab.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,294 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python -"""Infer a schema from a TSV - -""" -from linkml.utils.schemaloader import load_raw_schema -from typing import Union, List, Set, Optional -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator - -import logging -import click -import yaml -import csv -import time - -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import SchemaDefinition -from linkml.utils.generator import Generator, shared_arguments -from dateutil.parser import parse - -CURIE = str - -RANGE_COMPOSITION_TABLE = { - ('xsd:integer', 'xsd:float'): 'number', - ('owl:Thing', 'owl:Class'): 'owl:Thing', - ('owl:ObjectProperty', 'owl:TransitiveProperty'): 'owl:ObjectProperty', - ('owl:ObjectProperty', 'owl:SymmetrucProperty'): 'owl:ObjectProperty' -} - -OMIT_PRED_IN = ['rdf', 'swrl'] -OMIT_CLASS_IN = ['rdf', 'swrl', 'UO'] - -def remove_prefix(id: str) -> str: - """ - get the local part of a CURIE or URI - """ - if 'http' in id: - if id.startswith('<'): - id = id.replace('<', '').replace('>', '') - if '#' in id: - parts = id.split('#') - elif '/' in id: - parts = id.split('.') - else: - logging.error(f'ID: {id}') - parts = [id] - else: - parts = id.split(':') - if len(parts) > 2: - logging.warning(f'ID has > 2 parts: {id}') - local_id = parts[-1] - if '#' in local_id: - parts = local_id.split('#') - local_id = parts[-1] - if '/' in local_id: - parts = local_id.split('/') - local_id = parts[-1] - return local_id - - -def is_literal(x: CURIE) -> bool: - """ - True if the URI is an xsd type - """ - return x.startswith('xsd:') - -def is_thing_or_individual(x: CURIE) -> bool: - """ - True if the URI is owl Thing or NamedIndividual - """ - return x == 'owl:Thing' or x == 'owl:NamedIndividual' - -def condense_range_pair(r1: CURIE, r2: CURIE) -> Optional[CURIE]: - """ - Infer a parent range from a pair of ranges - - TODO: use the ontology to do this - """ - if r1 == r2: - return r1 - if (r1,r2) in RANGE_COMPOSITION_TABLE: - return RANGE_COMPOSITION_TABLE[(r1,r2)] - elif (r2,r1) in RANGE_COMPOSITION_TABLE: - return RANGE_COMPOSITION_TABLE[(r2,r1)] - else: - if is_literal(r1) != is_literal(r2): - logging.warning(f'Trying to combine literal and non-literal: {r1} {r2}') - if is_thing_or_individual(r1): - return r2 - elif is_thing_or_individual(r2): - return r1 - else: - logging.warning(f'Logic not implemented to condense: {r1} {r2}') - return None - -def condense_ranges(cset: Set[CURIE], classes: dict) -> Optional[str]: - """ - Condense a set of ranges into one range that subsumes them all - - TODO: use the ontology to do this - """ - todo = list(cset) - r = todo.pop() - while len(todo) > 0: - r2 = todo.pop() - r = condense_range_pair(r, r2) - if r is None: - return None - return remove_prefix(r) - -def new_cls(u: CURIE) -> dict: - """ - Create stub linkml ClassDefinition dict - """ - return {'class_uri': u, 'slots': [], 'slot_usage': {}} - -def remove_angle_brackets(id: str) -> str: - if id.startswith('<'): - id = id.replace('<', '').replace('>', '') - if id.startswith('obo:http'): - id = id.replace('obo:', '') - return id - -def set_range(slot: dict, r: str, classes: dict) -> None: - if r in classes: - slot['range'] = r - else: - if 'range' in slot: - del slot['range'] - logging.warning(f'Omitting range: {r} as there is no class definitions') - -def infer_model_from_predicate_summary(tsvfile: str, sep="\t", - schema_name: str = 'example', - count_threshold: int=2, - include_counts = True, - base_uri: str = None, - schema_description: str = 'TODO', - enum_columns: List[str]=[], - enum_threshold=0.1, - max_enum_size=50) -> dict: - """ - Given a predicate summary table, infer a linkml schema - """ - with open(tsvfile, newline='') as tsvfile: - rr = csv.DictReader(tsvfile, delimiter=sep) - slots = {} - slot_values = {} - n = 0 - enums = {} - slot_usage = {} - classes = {} - slot_ranges = {} - for row in rr: - pred = remove_angle_brackets(row['predicate']) - domain = row['subject_type'] - range = row['object_type'] - num = int(row['num_statements']) - predname = row['predicate_label'] - is_multivalued = int(row['is_multivalued']) != 0 - if num < count_threshold: - continue - # TODO: make configurable - if pred == 'IAO:0000111': - # https://github.com/EnvironmentOntology/envo/issues/1187 - predname = 'editor_preferred_term' - # TODO: make configurable - if pred.startswith('oio:http'): - pred = pred.replace('oio:http', 'http') - dc = remove_prefix(domain) - rc = remove_prefix(range) - if predname is None or predname == '': - sn = remove_prefix(pred) - else: - sn = predname - if sn is None or sn == '': - raise Exception(f'Null p for {row}') - if sn.isnumeric(): - logging.warning(f'Ignoring: {pred}, no name {predname}') - continue - sn = sn.replace(' ', '_') - #p = p.lower() - if dc not in classes: - classes[dc] = new_cls(domain) - c = classes[dc] - if rc not in classes: - classes[rc] = new_cls(range) - if sn not in slots: - slots[sn] = {'slot_uri': pred, 'multivalued': is_multivalued} - slot_ranges[sn] = set() - generic_slot = slots[sn] - if generic_slot['slot_uri'] != pred: - if 'exact_mappings' not in generic_slot: - generic_slot['exact_mappings'] = [] - if pred not in generic_slot['exact_mappings']: - generic_slot['exact_mappings'].append(pred) - logging.warning(f'Collapsing {pred} and {generic_slot["slot_uri"]} into {sn}') - slot_ranges[sn].add(range) - if sn not in c['slots']: - c['slots'].append(sn) - c['slot_usage'][sn] = {'range': set(), 'count': 0} - c['slot_usage'][sn]['range'].add(range) - c['slot_usage'][sn]['count'] += num - # filter useless classes - classes = {cn:c for cn,c in classes.items() if len(c['slots']) > 0} - for sn, ranges in slot_ranges.items(): - r = condense_ranges(ranges, classes) - if r is not None: - logging.error(f'Set range for slot {sn} to {r}') - set_range(slots[sn], r, classes) - else: - slots[sn]['todos'] = ['define range'] - for cn, c in classes.items(): - redundant = [] - for sn, class_slot in c['slot_usage'].items(): - r = condense_ranges(class_slot['range'], classes) - if r is None: - del class_slot['range'] - class_slot['todos'] = ['define range'] - else: - logging.error(f'Setting range for slot {cn}.{sn} in {class_slot} to {r}') - set_range(class_slot, r, classes) - logging.error(f'Set range for slot {cn}.{sn} in {class_slot} to {r}') - n = class_slot['count'] - del class_slot['count'] - # check for redundancy - is_redundant = True - if sn in slots: - generic_slot = slots[sn] - for k, v in class_slot.items(): - if k in generic_slot: - if generic_slot[k] != v: - logging.error(f'OVERIDE {sn} in {cn} slot property: {k} :: {v} >> {generic_slot[k]}') - is_redundant = False - else: - logging.error(f'NONRED {sn} in {cn} slot property: {k} not in {generic_slot}') - is_redundant = False - else: - raise Exception(f'No slot: {sn}') - if include_counts: - class_slot['comments'] = [f'Usages: {n}'] - if is_redundant: - redundant.append(sn) - logging.error(f'deleting redundant usage for {cn}.{sn}') - else: - logging.error(f'keeping nonredundant usage for {cn}.{sn}') - for sn in redundant: - del c['slot_usage'][sn] - # TODO: infer if required; infer multivalued - if base_uri is None: - base_uri = f'https://w3id.org/%7Bschema_name%7D' - schema = { - 'id': base_uri, - 'name': schema_name, - 'description': schema_description, - 'imports': ['linkml:types'], - 'prefixes': { - 'linkml': 'https://w3id.org/linkml/', - schema_name: f'{base_uri}/' - }, - 'default_prefix': schema_name, - 'types': {}, - 'classes': classes, - 'slots': slots, - 'enums': enums - } - return schema - -@click.group() -def main(): - pass - -@main.command() -@click.argument('tsvfile') ## input TSV (must have column headers -@click.option('--schema_name', '-n', default='example', help='Schema name') -@click.option('--sep', '-s', default='\t', help='separator') -@click.option('--base-uri', '-b', help='base URI') -@click.option('--schema-description', '-D', help='schema description') -@click.option('--enum-columns', '-E', multiple=True, help='column that is forced to be an enum') -@click.option('--include-counts/--no-include-counts', default=True, help='set to include counts in slot_usage') -def preds2model(tsvfile, **args): - """ - Infer a model from a predicate summary TSV - - Pre-processing: - - sqlite3 db/foo.db -cmd '.headers on' -cmd '.separator "\t"' "select * from predicate_summary_labeled" - - """ - s = infer_model_from_predicate_summary(tsvfile, **args) - ys = yaml.dump(s, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - schema = load_raw_schema(ys) - G = YAMLGenerator(schema) - print(G.serialize()) - -if __name__ == '__main__': - main() diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/json_instance_import_engine.py b/schema_automator/importers/json_instance_import_engine.py deleted file mode 100644 index d3fb5ae..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/json_instance_import_engine.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,148 +0,0 @@ -import click -import logging -from typing import Union, Dict, Tuple, List, Any -from collections import defaultdict -import os -from csv import DictWriter -import json -import yaml -import gzip - -from dataclasses import dataclass -from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine -from schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine import CsvDataImportEngine -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import merge_schemas -from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase - -@dataclass -class JsonInstanceImportEngine(ImportEngine): - mappings: dict = None - omit_null: bool = None - - def convert(self, input: Union[str, Dict], format: str = 'json', - container_class_name='Container', - **kwargs): - csv_engine = CsvDataImportEngine(**kwargs) - - if isinstance(input, dict): - obj = input - else: - if format.endswith('.gz'): - format = format.replace('.gz', '') - stream = gzip.open(input) - else: - stream = open(input) - - with stream: - if format == 'json': - obj = json.load(stream) - elif format == 'yaml': - obj = yaml.safe_load(stream) - else: - raise Exception(f'bad format {format}') - rows_by_table = defaultdict(list) - self.rows_by_table = rows_by_table - self._convert_obj(obj, table=container_class_name) - yamlobjs = [] - for cn, rows_dict in rows_by_table.items(): - schema_obj = csv_engine.convert_dicts(rows_dict, cn, cn) - yamlobjs.append(schema_obj) - yamlobj = merge_schemas(yamlobjs) - yamlobj['classes'][container_class_name]['tree_root'] = True - return yamlobj - - def _key_to_classname(self, k: str) -> str: - return camelcase(k) - - def _convert_obj(self, obj, table='Container'): - if isinstance(obj, dict): - row = defaultdict(set) - for k, v in obj.items(): - if v is None and self.omit_null: - continue - row[k] = self._convert_obj(v, table=camelcase(k)) - self.rows_by_table[table].append(row) - return f'$ref:{table}' - elif isinstance(obj, list): - new_list = [self._convert_obj(v, table=table) for v in obj] - return new_list - else: - return obj - - - - - def _as_name(self, v): - v = str(v) - for sep in ['#', '/']: - if sep in v: - return v.split(sep)[-1] - return v - -def parse_frontmatter_files(paths: List[str], text_slot='_text') -> Any: - blocks = [] - for path in paths: - with open(path) as stream: - state = 0 - yamlstr = "" - txt = "" - for line in stream.readlines(): - if line.startswith('---'): - state += 1 - else: - if state == 1: - yamlstr += line - elif state == 2: - txt += line - elif state > 2: - raise Exception(f'Limited to one frontmatter block per file') - obj = yaml.safe_load(yamlstr) - obj[text_slot] = txt - blocks.append(obj) - return blocks - - - -@click.command() -@click.argument('input') -@click.option('--container-class-name', help="name of root class") -@click.option('--format', '-f', default='json', help="json or yaml (or json.gz or yaml.gz) or frontmatter") -@click.option('--enum-columns', '-E', multiple=True, help='column(s) that is forced to be an enum') -@click.option('--enum-mask-columns', multiple=True, help='column(s) that are excluded from being enums') -@click.option('--max-enum-size', default=50, help='do not create an enum if more than max distinct members') -@click.option('--enum-threshold', default=0.1, help='if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum') -@click.option('--omit-null/--no-omit-null', default=False, help="if true, ignore null values") -def json2model(input, format, omit_null, **kwargs): - """ Infer a model from JSON instance data - - - """ - ie = JsonInstanceImportEngine(omit_null=omit_null) - schema_dict = ie.convert(input, dir=dir, format=format, **kwargs) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - print(ys) - -@click.command() -@click.argument('inputs', nargs=-1) -@click.option('--container-class-name', help="name of root class") -@click.option('--enum-columns', '-E', multiple=True, help='column(s) that is forced to be an enum') -@click.option('--enum-mask-columns', multiple=True, help='column(s) that are excluded from being enums') -@click.option('--max-enum-size', default=50, help='do not create an enum if more than max distinct members') -@click.option('--enum-threshold', default=0.1, help='if the number of distinct values / rows is less than this, do not make an enum') -@click.option('--omit-null/--no-omit-null', default=False, help="if true, ignore null values") -def frontmatter2model(inputs, format, omit_null, **kwargs): - """ Infer a model from frontmatter files - - - """ - print(f'INPUTS={inputs}') - ie = JsonInstanceImportEngine(omit_null=omit_null) - objs = parse_frontmatter_files(list(inputs)) - schema_dict = ie.convert({'objects': objs}, dir=dir, format=format, **kwargs) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - print(ys) - -if __name__ == '__main__': - json2model() - - diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/jsonschema_import_engine.py b/schema_automator/importers/jsonschema_import_engine.py deleted file mode 100644 index 57f0d54..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/jsonschema_import_engine.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,251 +0,0 @@ -import json - -import click -import yaml -import logging -from copy import copy -from typing import Any, Tuple, Dict, Union, List, Optional - -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition, Element, ClassDefinition, \ - SlotDefinition, EnumDefinition, \ - ClassDefinitionName, \ - SlotDefinitionName, Prefix -from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import underscore - -from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import minify_schema - -# TODO: move to core. https://github.com/linkml/linkml/issues/104 -RESERVED = ['in', 'not', 'def'] - -class JsonSchemaImportEngine(ImportEngine): - - def load(self, input: str, name=None, format = 'json', **kwargs): - if format == 'json': - with open(input) as stream: - obj = json.load(stream) - elif format == 'yaml': - with open(input) as stream: - obj = yaml.safe_load(stream) - else: - raise Exception(f'Bad format: {format}') - return self.loads(obj, name, **kwargs) - - def loads(self, obj: Any, name=None, **kwargs) -> SchemaDefinition: - return self.translate_schema(obj, name, **kwargs) - - def get_id(self, obj) -> str: - if 'id' in obj: - id = obj['id'] - elif '$ref' in obj: - id = obj['$ref'] - else: - raise Exception(f'No id {obj}') - return self.split_name(id)[0] - - def split_name(self, name) -> Tuple[str, str]: - name = name.replace('#/definitions/', '') - parts = name.split('.') - name = parts.pop() - pkg = '.'.join(parts) - if pkg == '': - pkg = None - return name, pkg - - def translate_schema(self, obj: Dict, id_val=None, name=None, root_class_name=None) -> SchemaDefinition: - if id_val is None and '$id' in obj: - id_val = obj['$id'] - if id_val is None and '$schema' in obj: - id_val = obj['$schema'] - if name is None and 'title' in obj: - name = obj['title'].replace(' ','-') - jsonschema_version = obj.get('$schema', None) - if id_val is None and name is None: - raise Exception(f'Must pass name OR id, or these must be present in the jsonschema') - if name is None: - name = id_val - if id_val is None or not id_val.startswith('http'): - id_val = f'https://example.org/%7Bname%7D' - name = underscore(name) - self.schema = SchemaDefinition(id=id_val, name=name) - self.translate_definitions(obj.get('definitions', {})) - if root_class_name is None: - root_class_name = obj.get('title', None) - if 'properties' in obj: - root_class = ClassDefinition(root_class_name) - self.translate_properties(obj, root_class) - self.schema.classes[root_class_name] = root_class - self.schema.default_prefix = name - self.schema.prefixes[name] = Prefix(name, id_val) - self.schema.prefixes['linkml'] = Prefix('linkml', 'https://w3id.org/linkml/') - self.schema.imports.append('linkml:types') - return self.schema - - def translate_definitions(self, obj: Dict): - for k, v in obj.items(): - self.translate_object(v, k) - - def translate_array(self, obj: Dict, name: str) -> SlotDefinition: - if 'items' in obj: - items_obj = obj['items'] - uniqueItems = obj.get('uniqueItems', False) - if isinstance(items_obj, str): - # found in DOSDP: TODO: check - items_obj = {'type': 'string'} - if 'properties' in items_obj: - slot = SlotDefinition(name) - slot.range = self.translate_object(items_obj) - else: - slot = self.translate_property(items_obj, name) - if 'description' in items_obj: - slot.description = items_obj['description'] - slot.multivalued = True - return slot - elif 'properties' in obj: - c = ClassDefinition(f'{name}Class') - self.translate_properties(obj, c) - self.schema.classes[c.name] = c - slot = SlotDefinition(name) - slot.range = c.name - slot.multivalued = True - return slot - else: - logging.error(f'NOT HANDLED: {obj} in array context') - return None - - def translate_ref(self, obj: dict) -> ClassDefinitionName: - return ClassDefinitionName(self.get_id(obj)) - - def translate_oneOf(self, oneOfList: List) -> Optional[ClassDefinition]: - if all('$ref' in x for x in oneOfList): - cns = [self.translate_ref(x) for x in oneOfList] - n = '_'.join(cns) - c = ClassDefinition(n, union_of=cns) - return c - else: - logging.warning(f'Cannot yet handle oneOfs without refs: {oneOfList}') - return None - - def translate_property(self, obj: Dict, name: str) -> SlotDefinition: - #print(f'Translating property {name}: {obj}') - if name is None: - raise ValueError(f'Name not set for {obj}') - schema = self.schema - aliases = [] - if name in RESERVED: - aliases.append(name) - name = f'_{name}' - s = SlotDefinition(name) - t = obj.get('type', None) - s.description = obj.get('description', None) - if s.description is not None: - s.description = s.description.strip() - default = obj.get('default', None) - if '$ref' in obj: - s.range = self.translate_ref(obj) - elif t == 'array': - s = self.translate_array(obj, name) - if s is None: - raise ValueError(f'Cannot translate array {name} {obj}') - elif t == 'number': - s.range = 'float' - elif t == 'boolean': - s.range = 'boolean' - elif t == 'float': - s.range = 'float' - elif t == 'integer': - s.range = 'integer' - s.minimum_value = obj.get('minimum_value', None) - s.maximum_value = obj.get('maximum_value', None) - elif t == 'string': - if 'enum' in obj: - pvs = obj['enum'] - ename = f'{name}_options' - schema.enums[ename] = EnumDefinition(name=ename, permissible_values=pvs) - s.range = ename - else: - logging.error(f'Cannot translate type {t} in {obj}') - if s.name is schema.slots: - logging.warning(f'TODO: unify alternate slots') - schema.slots[s.name] = s - return s - - def translate_object(self, obj: Dict, name: str = None) -> ClassDefinitionName: - """ - Translates jsonschema obj of type object - - Generates a ClassDefinition, inserts it into the schema, and returns the name - """ - schema = self.schema - t = obj.get('type', None) - desc = obj.get('description', None) - additional = obj.get('additionalProperties', False) ## TODO - if 'oneOf' in obj: - unionCls = self.translate_oneOf(obj.get('oneOf')) - else: - unionCls = None - allOf = obj.get('allOf', None) - title = obj.get('title', None) - required = obj.get('required', []) - - properties = obj.get('properties', {}) - discriminator = obj.get('discriminator', None) # In OpenAPI but not JSON-Schema - pkg = None - if name is None: - name = obj.get('title', None) - else: - name, pkg = self.split_name(name) - if name is None: - raise ValueError(f'Problem splitting name from package') - if name is None: - name = 'TODO' - c = ClassDefinition(name, description=desc, from_schema=pkg) - if unionCls: - c.union_of = unionCls.union_of - for k, v in properties.items(): - # TODO: reuse below - #print(f' PROP {k} = {v}') - slot = self.translate_property(v, k) - if slot.name in required: - slot.required = True - c.slots.append(slot.name) - c.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot - schema.classes[c.name] = c - return c.name - - def translate_properties(self, obj: dict, parent_class: ClassDefinition): - required = obj.get('required', []) - for k, v in obj.get('properties',{}).items(): - slot = self.translate_property(v, k) - if slot.name in required: - slot.required = True - parent_class.slots.append(slot.name) - parent_class.slot_usage[slot.name] = slot - - - - - -@click.command() -@click.argument('input') -@click.option('--name', '-n', required=True, help='ID of schema') -@click.option('--format', '-f', default='json', help='JSON Schema format - yaml or json') -@click.option('--output', '-o', help='output path') -def jsonschema2model(input, output, name, format, **args): - """ Infer a model from JSON Schema """ - loader = JsonSchemaImportEngine() - schema = loader.load(input, name=name, format=format) - sd = minify_schema(schema) - if output: - with open(output, 'w') as stream: - yaml.safe_dump(sd, stream, sort_keys=False) - else: - print(yaml.safe_dump(sd, sort_keys=False)) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - jsonschema2model() - - - - diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/owl_import_engine.py b/schema_automator/importers/owl_import_engine.py deleted file mode 100644 index 85b72b6..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/owl_import_engine.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,385 +0,0 @@ -import click -import logging -import yaml -from typing import Union, Dict, Tuple, List, Any -from collections import defaultdict -import os -from csv import DictWriter - -from rdflib import Graph, URIRef -from rdflib.query import ResultRow -from rdflib.namespace import RDF, RDFS -from SPARQLWrapper import SPARQLWrapper, N3, SPARQLWrapper2, RDFXML, TURTLE -from funowl.converters.functional_converter import to_python -from funowl import * -import funowl - - -from dataclasses import dataclass -from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine - - -@dataclass -class OwlImportEngine(ImportEngine): - mappings: dict = None - include_unmapped_annotations = False - - def convert(self, file: str, name: str = None, model_uri: str = None, identifier: str = None, **kwargs): - self.mappings = {} - doc = to_python(file) - ontology = doc.ontology - if len(ontology.axioms) == 0: - raise Exception(f'Empty ontology in {file} (note: ontologies must be in functional syntax)') - prefixes = doc.prefixDeclarations - self.prefixes = prefixes - if model_uri is None: - model_uri = f'https://w3id.org/%7Bname%7D/' - if name is None: - name = self.iri_to_name(ontology.iri) - classes = {} - slots = {} - enums = {} - types = {} - schema = { - 'id': f'{ontology.iri}', - 'name': name, - 'description': name, - 'imports': ['linkml:types'], - 'prefixes': { - 'linkml': 'https://w3id.org/linkml/', - name: model_uri, - }, - 'default_prefix': name, - 'types': types, - 'classes': classes, - 'slots': slots, - 'enums': enums - } - self.schema = schema - isamap = defaultdict(set) - slot_isamap = defaultdict(set) - slot_usage_map = defaultdict(dict) - single_valued_slots = set() - for a in ontology.axioms: - logging.debug(f'Axiom: {a}') - if isinstance(a, SubClassOf): - if isinstance(a.subClassExpression, Class): - def set_slot_usage(p, k, v): - if p not in slot_usage_map[child]: - slot_usage_map[child][p] = {} - slot_usage_map[child][p][k] = v - def set_cardinality(p, min_card, max_card): - if max_card is not None: - if max_card == 1: - set_slot_usage(p, 'multivalued', False) - elif max_card > 1: - set_slot_usage(p, 'multivalued', True) - if min_card is not None: - if min_card == 1: - set_slot_usage(p, 'required', True) - elif min_card == 0: - set_slot_usage(p, 'required', False) - else: - set_slot_usage(p, 'multivalued', True) - child = self.iri_to_name(a.subClassExpression) - if isinstance(a.superClassExpression, Class): - parent = self.iri_to_name(a.superClassExpression) - isamap[child].add(parent) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataExactCardinality): - x = a.superClassExpression - card = x.card - p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) - set_cardinality(p, card, card) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectExactCardinality): - x = a.superClassExpression - card = x.card - p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) - set_cardinality(p, card, card) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectMinCardinality): - x = a.superClassExpression - p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) - set_cardinality(p, x.min_, None) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataMinCardinality): - x = a.superClassExpression - p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) - set_cardinality(p, x.min_, None) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectMaxCardinality): - x = a.superClassExpression - p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) - set_cardinality(p, None, x.max_) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataMaxCardinality): - x = a.superClassExpression - p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) - set_cardinality(p, None, x.max_) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectAllValuesFrom): - x = a.superClassExpression - p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) - if isinstance(x.classExpression, Class): - set_slot_usage(p, 'range', self.iri_to_name(x.classExpression)) - else: - logging.error(f'Cannot yet handle anonymous ranges: {x.classExpression}') - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, ObjectSomeValuesFrom): - x = a.superClassExpression - p = self.iri_to_name(x.objectPropertyExpression) - set_cardinality(p, 1, None) - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataSomeValuesFrom): - x = a.superClassExpression - if len(x.dataPropertyExpressions) == 1: - p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpressions[0]) - set_cardinality(p, 1, None) - else: - logging.error(f'Cannot handle multiple data property expressions: {x}') - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataAllValuesFrom): - x = a.superClassExpression - if len(x.dataPropertyExpressions) == 1: - p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpressions[0]) - r = x.dataRange - if isinstance(r, DataOneOf): - logging.error(f'TODO: enum for {r}') - elif isinstance(r, Datatype): - set_slot_usage(p, 'range', r) - else: - logging.error(f'Cannot handle range of {r}') - else: - logging.error(f'Cannot handle multiple data property expressions: {x}') - elif isinstance(a.superClassExpression, DataHasValue): - x = a.superClassExpression - p = self.iri_to_name(x.dataPropertyExpression) - #if p not in slot_usage_map[child]: - # slot_usage_map[child][p] = {} - lit = x.literal.v - if isinstance(lit, TypedLiteral): - lit = lit.literal - set_slot_usage(p, 'equals_string', str(lit)) - #slot_usage_map[child][p]['equals_string'] = str(lit) - else: - logging.error(f"cannot handle anon parent classes for {a}") - else: - logging.error(f"cannot handle anon child classes for {a}") - # https://github.com/hsolbrig/funowl/issues/19 - if isinstance(a, SubObjectPropertyOf): - sub = a.subObjectPropertyExpression.v - if isinstance(sub, ObjectPropertyExpression) and isinstance(sub.v, ObjectProperty): - child = self.iri_to_name(sub.v) - sup = a.superObjectPropertyExpression.v - if isinstance(sup, ObjectPropertyExpression) and isinstance(sup.v, ObjectProperty): - parent = self.iri_to_name(sup.v) - slot_isamap[child].add(parent) - else: - logging.error(f"cannot handle anon object parent properties for {a}") - else: - logging.error(f"cannot handle anon object child properties for {a}") - if isinstance(a, SubDataPropertyOf): - sub = a.subDataPropertyExpression.v - if isinstance(sub, DataProperty): - child = self.iri_to_name(sub) - sup = a.superDataPropertyExpression.v - if isinstance(sup, DataProperty): - parent = self.iri_to_name(sup) - slot_isamap[child].add(parent) - else: - logging.error(f"cannot handle anon data parent properties for {a}") - else: - logging(f"cannot handle anon data child properties for {a}") - if isinstance(a, SubAnnotationPropertyOf): - child = self.iri_to_name(a.sub) - parent = self.iri_to_name(a.super) - slot_isamap[child].add(parent) - - # domains become slot declarations - if isinstance(a, ObjectPropertyDomain) or isinstance(a, DataPropertyDomain): - if isinstance(a, ObjectPropertyDomain): - p = a.objectPropertyExpression.v - else: - p = a.dataPropertyExpression.v - sn = self.iri_to_name(p) - dc = a.classExpression - if isinstance(dc, Class): - c = self.iri_to_name(dc) - self.class_info(c, 'slots', sn, True) - #logging.error(f'Inferred {c} from domain of {p}') - if isinstance(dc, ObjectUnionOf): - for x in dc.classExpressions: - if isinstance(x, Class): - c = self.iri_to_name(x) - self.class_info(c, 'slots', sn, True) - - if isinstance(a, ObjectPropertyRange): - p = a.objectPropertyExpression.v - sn = self.iri_to_name(p) - rc = a.classExpression - if isinstance(rc, Class): - self.slot_info(sn, 'range', self.iri_to_name(rc)) - - if isinstance(a, DataPropertyRange): - p = a.dataPropertyExpression.v - sn = self.iri_to_name(p) - rc = a.dataRange - if isinstance(rc, Datatype): - logging.error('TODO') - #self.slot_info(sn, 'range', self.iri_to_name(rc)) - - if isinstance(a, AnnotationPropertyRange): - self.slot_info(self.iri_to_name(a.property), - 'range', self.iri_to_name(a.range)) - - - if isinstance(a, Declaration): - e = a.v - uri_as_curie = str(e.v) - if uri_as_curie.startswith(':'): - uri_as_curie = f'{name}{uri_as_curie}' - if type(e) == Class: - cn = self.iri_to_name(e.v) - self.class_info(cn, 'class_uri', uri_as_curie) - if type(e) in [ObjectProperty, DataProperty, AnnotationProperty]: - cn = self.iri_to_name(e.v) - self.slot_info(cn, 'slot_uri', uri_as_curie) - - - for c, parents in isamap.items(): - parents = list(parents) - p = parents.pop() - self.class_info(c, 'is_a', p) - for p in parents: - self.class_info(c, 'mixins', p, True) - for c, parents in slot_isamap.items(): - parents = list(parents) - p = parents.pop() - self.slot_info(c, 'is_a', p) - for p in parents: - self.slot_info(c, 'mixins', p, True) - - for a in ontology.axioms: - if isinstance(a, AnnotationAssertion): - p = a.property - strp = str(p) - sub = a.subject.v - val = a.value.v - if isinstance(sub, IRI): - sub = self.iri_to_name(sub) - if isinstance(val, Literal): - val = str(val.v) - elif isinstance(val, IRI): - val = val.v - else: - val = str(val) - if sub in classes: - t = 'classes' - elif sub in slots: - t = 'slots' - else: - logging.error(f'{sub} is not known') - if t is not None: - if strp == 'rdfs:comment': - self.element_info(t, sub, 'comments', val, multivalued=True) - elif strp == ':definition': - self.element_info(t, sub, 'description', val, multivalued=False) - elif strp == 'schema:rangeIncludes': - range_cn = self.iri_to_name(val) - logging.error(f'UNTESTED RANGE: schema.org {sub} {val} // {domain_cn}') - self.add_range(sub, range_cn) - elif strp == 'schema:domainIncludes': - domain_cn = self.iri_to_name(val) - logging.error(f'UNTESTED: schema.org {sub} {val} // {domain_cn}') - if domain_cn not in self.schema['classes']: - self.schema['classes'][domain_cn] = {} - if 'slots' not in self.schema['classes'][domain_cn]: - self.schema['classes'][domain_cn]['slots'] = [] - self.schema['classes'][domain_cn]['slots'].append(sub) - else: - if self.include_unmapped_annotations: - self.element_info(t, sub, 'comments', f'{p} = {val}', multivalued=True) - for cn, usage in slot_usage_map.items(): - schema['classes'][cn]['slot_usage'] = usage - for sn, s in schema['slots'].items(): - if 'multivalued' not in s: - s['multivalued'] = sn not in single_valued_slots - if 'range' in s: - if isinstance(s['range'], list): - rg = s['range'] - if len(rg) == 0: - del s['range'] - elif len(rg) == 1: - s['range'] = rg[0] - else: - del s['range'] - s['any_of'] = [ - {'range': x} for x in rg - ] - if identifier is not None: - slots[identifier] = {'identifier': True, 'range': 'uriorcurie'} - for c in classes.values(): - if not c.get('is_a', None) and not c.get('mixins', []): - if 'slots' not in c: - c['slots'] = [] - c['slots'].append(identifier) - return schema - - def class_info(self, *args, **kwargs): - self.element_info('classes', *args, **kwargs) - - def slot_info(self, *args, **kwargs): - self.element_info('slots', *args, **kwargs) - - def add_range(self, sn, range_cn): - if sn not in self.schema['slots']: - self.schema['slots'][sn] = {} - if 'range' not in self.schema['slots'][sn]: - self.schema['slots'][sn]['range'] = [] - self.schema['slots'][sn]['range'].append(range_cn) - - - def element_info(self, type: str, cn: str, sn: str, v: Any, multivalued = False): - if cn not in self.schema[type]: - self.schema[type][cn] = {} - c = self.schema[type][cn] - if multivalued: - if sn not in c: - c[sn] = [] - c[sn].append(v) - else: - if sn in c and v != c[sn]: - logging.error(f'Overwriting {sn} for {c} to {v}') - c[sn] = v - - def iri_to_name(self, v): - n = self._as_name(v) - if n != v: - self.mappings[n] = v - return n - - def _as_name(self, v): - v = str(v) - for sep in ['#', '/', ':']: - if sep in v: - return v.split(sep)[-1] - return v - - - -@click.command() -@click.argument('owlfile') -@click.option('--name', '-n', help="Schema name") -@click.option('--identifier', '-I', help="Slot to use as identifier") -@click.option('--model-uri', help="Model URI prefix") -@click.option('--output', '-o', help="Path to saved yaml schema") -def owl2model(owlfile, output, **args): - """ - Infer a model from OWL Ontology - - Note: input must be in functional syntax - """ - sie = OwlImportEngine() - schema_dict = sie.convert(owlfile, **args) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - if output: - with open(output, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - else: - print(ys) - -if __name__ == '__main__': - owl2model() - - diff --git a/schema_automator/importers/rdf_instance_import_engine.py b/schema_automator/importers/rdf_instance_import_engine.py deleted file mode 100644 index 3250e45..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/importers/rdf_instance_import_engine.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -import click -import logging -from typing import Union, Dict, Tuple, List -from collections import defaultdict -import os -from csv import DictWriter -import yaml - -from rdflib import Graph, URIRef -from rdflib.query import ResultRow -from rdflib.namespace import RDF, RDFS -from SPARQLWrapper import SPARQLWrapper, N3, SPARQLWrapper2, RDFXML, TURTLE - -from dataclasses import dataclass -from schema_automator.importers.import_engine import ImportEngine -from schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine import CsvDataImportEngine -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import merge_schemas - -@dataclass -class RdfInstanceImportEngine(ImportEngine): - mappings: dict = None - - def convert(self, file: str, dir: str, **kwargs): - csv_engine = CsvDataImportEngine() - - g = Graph() - g.parse(file, **kwargs) - self.mappings = {} - paths = self.graph_to_tables(g, dir) - yamlobjs = [] - for c, tsvfile in paths.items(): - yamlobjs.append(csv_engine.convert(tsvfile, class_name=c)) - yamlobj = merge_schemas(yamlobjs) - mappings = self.mappings - for cn, c in yamlobj['classes'].items(): - if cn in mappings: - c['class_uri'] = mappings[cn] - for sn, s in yamlobj['slots'].items(): - if sn in mappings: - s['slot_uri'] = mappings[sn] - for en, e in yamlobj['enums'].items(): - if 'permissible_values' in e: - for pvn, pvo in e['permissible_values'].items(): - if pvn in mappings: - pvo['meaning'] = mappings[pvn] - return yamlobj - - def graph_to_tables(self, g: Graph, dir: str): - mappings = self.mappings - rows_by_table = defaultdict(list) - for s,_,t_uriref in g.triples((None, RDF.type, None)): - t = self._as_name(t_uriref) - mappings[t] = str(t_uriref) - #print(f'I={s} type={t}') - row = defaultdict(set) - row['id'] = {s} - for _,p_uriref,o_uriref in g.triples((s, None, None)): - p = self._as_name(p_uriref) - o = self._as_name(o_uriref) - mappings[p] = str(p_uriref) - if isinstance(o_uriref, URIRef): - mappings[o] = str(o_uriref) - row[p].add(o) - rows_by_table[t].append(row) - #print(f' ROW={row}') - paths = {} - for t, rows in rows_by_table.items(): - path = f'{os.path.join(dir, t)}.tsv' - paths[t] = path - fields = [] - for row in rows: - for k in row.keys(): - if k not in fields: - fields.append(k) - v = list(row[k]) - v = '|'.join(v) - row[k] = v - print(f'Writing {len(rows)} to {path}') - with open(path, 'w') as stream: - w = DictWriter(stream, delimiter='\t', fieldnames=fields) - w.writeheader() - for row in rows: - w.writerow(row) - return paths - - def _as_name(self, v): - v = str(v) - for sep in ['#', '/']: - if sep in v: - return v.split(sep)[-1] - return v - -@click.command() -@click.argument('rdffile') -@click.option('--dir', '-d', required=True) -def rdf2model(rdffile, dir, **args): - """ Infer a model from RDF instance data """ - sie = RdfInstanceImportEngine() - if not os.path.exists(dir): - os.makedirs(dir) - schema_dict = sie.convert(rdffile, dir=dir, format='ttl') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - print(ys) - -if __name__ == '__main__': - rdf2model() - - diff --git a/schema_automator/jsonschema/jsonschema.py b/schema_automator/jsonschema/jsonschema.py deleted file mode 100644 index e9fd64d..0000000 --- a/schema_automator/jsonschema/jsonschema.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,142 +0,0 @@ -# Auto generated from jsonschema.yaml by pythongen.py version: 0.9.0 -# Generation date: 2021-08-27 16:13 -# Schema: jsonschema -# -# id: https://w3id.org/linkml/jsonschema -# description: A jsonschemamodel for defining linked open data schemas -# license: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ - -import dataclasses -import sys -import re -from jsonasobj2 import JsonObj, as_dict -from typing import Optional, List, Union, Dict, ClassVar, Any -from dataclasses import dataclass -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.meta import EnumDefinition, PermissibleValue, PvFormulaOptions - -from linkml_runtime.utils.slot import Slot -from linkml_runtime.utils.metamodelcore import empty_list, empty_dict, bnode -from linkml_runtime.utils.yamlutils import YAMLRoot, extended_str, extended_float, extended_int -from linkml_runtime.utils.dataclass_extensions_376 import dataclasses_init_fn_with_kwargs -from linkml_runtime.utils.formatutils import camelcase, underscore, sfx -from linkml_runtime.utils.enumerations import EnumDefinitionImpl -from rdflib import Namespace, URIRef -from linkml_runtime.utils.curienamespace import CurieNamespace -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model.types import String - -metamodel_version = "1.7.0" - -# Overwrite dataclasses _init_fn to add **kwargs in __init__ -dataclasses._init_fn = dataclasses_init_fn_with_kwargs - -# Namespaces -OIO = CurieNamespace('OIO', 'http://www.geneontology.org/formats/oboInOwl#') -BIBO = CurieNamespace('bibo', 'http://purl.org/ontology/bibo/') -DCTERMS = CurieNamespace('dcterms', 'http://purl.org/dc/terms/') -LINKML = CurieNamespace('linkml', 'https://w3id.org/linkml/') -OSLC = CurieNamespace('oslc', 'http://open-services.net/ns/core#') -OWL = CurieNamespace('owl', 'http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#') -PAV = CurieNamespace('pav', 'http://purl.org/pav/') -RDF = CurieNamespace('rdf', 'http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#') -RDFS = CurieNamespace('rdfs', 'http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#') -SCHEMA = CurieNamespace('schema', 'http://schema.org/') -SKOS = CurieNamespace('skos', 'http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#') -XSD = CurieNamespace('xsd', 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#') -DEFAULT_ = LINKML - - -# Types -class Ref(str): - type_class_uri = XSD.string - type_class_curie = "xsd:string" - type_name = "Ref" - type_model_uri = LINKML.Ref - - -# Class references -class DefinitionName(extended_str): - pass - - -@dataclass -class Schema(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = LINKML.Schema - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "linkml:Schema" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Schema" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = LINKML.Schema - - definitions: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, DefinitionName], Union[dict, "Definition"]], List[Union[dict, "Definition"]]]] = empty_dict() - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="definitions", slot_type=Definition, key_name="name", keyed=True) - - super().__post_init__(**kwargs) - - -@dataclass -class Definition(YAMLRoot): - _inherited_slots: ClassVar[List[str]] = [] - - class_class_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = LINKML.Definition - class_class_curie: ClassVar[str] = "linkml:Definition" - class_name: ClassVar[str] = "Definition" - class_model_uri: ClassVar[URIRef] = LINKML.Definition - - name: Union[str, DefinitionName] = None - title: Optional[str] = None - type: Optional[str] = None - properties: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, DefinitionName], Union[dict, "Definition"]], List[Union[dict, "Definition"]]]] = empty_dict() - items: Optional[Union[Dict[Union[str, DefinitionName], Union[dict, "Definition"]], List[Union[dict, "Definition"]]]] = empty_dict() - references: Optional[str] = None - - def __post_init__(self, *_: List[str], **kwargs: Dict[str, Any]): - if self._is_empty(self.name): - self.MissingRequiredField("name") - if not isinstance(self.name, DefinitionName): - self.name = DefinitionName(self.name) - - if self.title is not None and not isinstance(self.title, str): - self.title = str(self.title) - - if self.type is not None and not isinstance(self.type, str): - self.type = str(self.type) - - self._normalize_inlined_as_dict(slot_name="properties", slot_type=Definition, key_name="name", keyed=True) - 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'mam@lbl.gov' -REQUIRES_PYTHON = '>=3.7.0' -VERSION = '0.1.4' -LICENSE = 'BSD' - -with open("requirements.txt", "r") as FH: - REQUIREMENTS = FH.readlines() - -EXTRAS = {} - -setup( - name=NAME, - author=AUTHOR, - version=VERSION, - author_email=EMAIL, - python_requires=REQUIRES_PYTHON, - url=URL, - description=DESCRIPTION, - license=LICENSE, - packages=find_packages(exclude=["*.tests", "*.tests.*", "tests.*", "tests"]), - include_package_data=True, - keywords='linkml', - classifiers=[ - 'Intended Audience :: Science/Research', - 'Topic :: Scientific/Engineering :: Bio-Informatics', - 'License :: OSI Approved :: BSD License', - 'Programming Language :: Python :: 3' - ], - install_requires=[r for r in REQUIREMENTS if not r.startswith("#")], - extras_require=EXTRAS, - entry_points={ - 'console_scripts': ['annotate-enums=schema_automator.annotators.enum_annotator:clickmain', - 'annotate-schema=schema_automator.annotators.schema_annotator:annotate_schema', - 'tsv2linkml=schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine:tsv2model', - 'tsvs2linkml=schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine:tsvs2model', - 'rdf2linkml=schema_automator.importers.rdf_instance_import_engine:rdf2model', - 'owl2linkml=schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine:owl2model', - 'dosdp2linkml=schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine:dosdp2model', - 'jsondata2linkml=schema_automator.importers.json_instance_import_engine:json2model', - 'jsonschema2linkml=schema_automator.importers.jsonschema_import_engine:jsonschema2model', - ] - }, -) diff --git a/tests/__init__.py b/tests/__init__.py deleted file mode 100644 index b092ca8..0000000 --- a/tests/__init__.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -import os -import pprint - -ROOT = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__)) -INPUT_DIR = os.path.join(ROOT, 'resources') -OUTPUT_DIR = os.path.join(ROOT, 'outputs') -MODEL_DIR = os.path.join(ROOT, 'test_models') - - diff --git a/tests/outputs/README.md b/tests/outputs/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 13da172..0000000 --- a/tests/outputs/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -test output here diff --git a/tests/resources/biobank-specimens.tsv b/tests/resources/biobank-specimens.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index 4021785..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/biobank-specimens.tsv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,97 +0,0 @@ -Ontology ID Label Synonym Definition Definition Source Logical Definition Type Gross Anatomical Part Swabbed surface URI Term Editor Curation Status (ready for release) -ID A rdfs:label A alternative term A definition A definition source CLASS_TYPE C specimen and (is_specified_output_of some 'collecting specimen from organism') and ('derives from' some %) C specimen and (is_specified_output_of some ('collecting specimen with swab' and has_specified_input some %)) A term editor AI has curation status -OBI:0002500 amniotic fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from amniotic fluid. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent amniotic fluid UBERON_0000173 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002501 bile specimen A specimen that is derived from bile. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent bile UBERON_0001970 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002502 cerebrospinal fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from cerbrospinal fluid. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent cerebrospinal fluid UBERON_0001359 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002503 feces specimen stool specimen A specimen that is derived from feces. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent feces UBERON_0001988 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002504 digestive system fluid or secretion specimen gastric fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from digestive system fluid or secretion. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent digestive system secreted substance UBERON_0006911 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002505 milk specimen A specimen that is derived from milk. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent milk UBERON_0001913 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002506 pericardial fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from pericardial fluid. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent pericardial fluid UBERON_0002409 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002507 saliva specimen A specimen that is derived from saliva. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent saliva UBERON_0001836 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002508 sputum specimen A specimen that is derived from sputum. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent sputum UBERON_0007311 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002509 sweat specimen A specimen that is derived from sweat. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent sweat UBERON_0001089 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002510 synovial fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from synovial fluid. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent synovial fluid UBERON_0001090 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002511 vitreous humor specimen vitreous fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from vireous humor. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent vitreous humor UBERON_0001797 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002512 bone marrow specimen A specimen that is derived from bone marrow. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent bone marrow UBERON_0002371 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002513 placenta specimen A specimen that is derived from placenta. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent placenta UBERON_0001987 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002514 peritoneal fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from peritoneal fluid. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent peritoneal fluid UBERON_0001268 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002515 pleural fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from pleural fluid. Chris Stoeckert, Penn Medicine Biobank equivalent pleural fluid UBERON_0001087 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002516 brain specimen A specimen that is derived from brain. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent brain UBERON_0000955 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002517 hair specimen A specimen that is derived from hair. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent strand of hair UBERON_0001037 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002518 prostate gland specimen A specimen that is derived from prostate gland. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent prostate gland UBERON_0002367 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002519 skeletal muscle tissue specimen A specimen that is derived from skeletal muscle. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent skeletal muscle tissue UBERON_0001134 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002520 heart specimen A specimen that is derived from heart. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent heart UBERON_0000948 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002521 renal medulla specimen kidney medulla specimen A specimen that is derived from renal medulla. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent renal medulla UBERON_0000362 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002522 adrenal gland specimen A specimen that is derived from adrenal gland. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent adrenal gland UBERON_0002369 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002523 breast specimen mammary tissue specimen A specimen that is derived from breast. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent breast UBERON_0000310 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002524 urinary bladder specimen A specimen that is derived from urinary bladder. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent urinary bladder UBERON_0001255 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002525 tibial artery specimen A specimen that is derived from tibial artery. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent tibial artery UBERON_0007610 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002526 skin of body specimen skin specimen A specimen that is derived from skin. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent skin of body UBERON_0002097 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002527 pancreas specimen A specimen that is derived from pancreas. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent pancreas UBERON_0001264 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002528 stomach specimen A specimen that is derived from stomach. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent stomach UBERON_0000945 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002529 pituitary gland specimen A specimen that is derived from pituitary gland. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent pituitary gland UBERON_0000007 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002530 adipose tissue specimen A specimen that is derived from adipose tissue. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent adipose tissue UBERON_0001013 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002531 cortex of kidney specimen kidney cortex specimen A specimen that is derived from cortex of kidney. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent cortex of kidney UBERON_0001225 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002532 esophagus mucosa specimen A specimen that is derived from esophagus mucosa. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent esophagus mucosa UBERON_0002469 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002533 colon specimen A specimen that is derived from colon. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent colon UBERON_0001155 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002534 lung specimen A specimen that is derived from lung. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent lung UBERON_0002048 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002535 esophagus muscularis mucosa specimen esophagus muscularis specimen A specimen that is derived from esophagus muscularis mucosa. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent esophagus muscularis mucosa UBERON_0004648 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002536 cerebral cortex specimen brain cortex specimen A specimen that is derived from cerebral cortex. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent cerebral cortex UBERON_0000956 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002537 thyroid gland specimen A specimen that is derived from thyroid gland. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent thyroid gland UBERON_0002046 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002538 cerebellum specimen brain cerebellum specimen A specimen that is derived from cerebellum. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent cerebellum UBERON_0002037 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002539 tibial nerve specimen A specimen that is derived from tibial nerve. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent tibial nerve UBERON_0001323 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002540 coronary artery specimen A specimen that is derived from coronary artery. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent coronary artery UBERON_0001621 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002541 spleen specimen A specimen that is derived from spleen. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent spleen UBERON_0002106 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002542 aorta specimen A specimen that is derived from aorta. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent aorta UBERON_0000947 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002543 atrial appendage specimen A specimen that is derived from the atrium auricular region. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent atrium auricular region UBERON_0006618 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002544 esophagogastric junction specimen A specimen that is derived from the esophagogastric junction. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent esophagogastric junction UBERON_0007650 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002545 ileum specimen A specimen that is derived from ileum. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent ileum UBERON_0002116 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002546 liver specimen A specimen that is derived from liver. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent liver UBERON_0002107 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002547 minor salivary gland specimen A specimen that is derived from minor salivary gland. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent minor salivary gland UBERON_0001830 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002548 omentum specimen A specimen that is derived from omentum. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent omentum UBERON_0003688 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002549 ovary specimen A specimen that is derived from female gonad. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent ovary UBERON_0000992 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002550 sigmoid colon specimen A specimen that is derived from sigmoid colon. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent sigmoid colon UBERON_0001159 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002551 suprapubic skin specimen A specimen that is derived from suprapubic skin. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent suprapubic skin UBERON_0036149 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002552 testis specimen A specimen that is derived from testis. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent testis UBERON_0000473 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002553 uterus specimen A specimen that is derived from uterus. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent uterus UBERON_0000995 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002554 vagina specimen A specimen that is derived from vagina. Chris Stoeckert, NCI BBRB equivalent vagina UBERON_0000996 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002603 areolar swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of an areola of a breast. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent areola UBERON_0002032 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002604 breast swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of a breast. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent breast UBERON_0000310 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002605 cheek swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the cheek portion of the inside surface of a mouth. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent cheek UBERON_0001567 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002606 nasopharyngeal swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of a nasopharynx. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent nasopharynx UBERON_0001728 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002607 oral swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the inside surface of a mouth. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent mouth UBERON_0000165 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002608 oropharyngeal swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of a oropharynx. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent oropharynx UBERON_0001729 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002609 rectal swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of a rectum. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent rectum UBERON_0001052 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002610 tongue swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of a tongue. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent tongue UBERON_0001723 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002611 vagina swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of a vagina. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent vagina UBERON_0000996 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002612 fecal swab specimen stool swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of a feces. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent feces UBERON_0001988 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002613 environmental swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a swab from the surface of an environmenal material. Chris Stoeckert, OBIB equivalent environmental material ENVO_00010483 Chris Stoeckert IAO:0000122 -OBI:0002746 induced sputum specimen A sputum specimen that is collected from an organism following its inhalation of a nebulized salt solution. PMC3297553 subclass sputum UBERON_0007311 John Judkins -OBI:0002778 tracheal aspirate specimen tracheal wash specimen A specimen that is collected with a suctioning tube from the trachea. PMID:25338241 subclass trachea UBERON_0003126 Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 -OBI:0002779 mid-turbinate nasal swab specimen A specimen that is collected with a mid-turbinate nasal swab from the turbinate area of the nasal cavity. https://seattlechildrenslab.testcatalog.org/catalogs/185/files/11633 equivalent middle nasal concha UBERON_0005921 Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 -OBI:0002780 nasal aspirate specimen nasal wash specimen|nasopharyngeal aspirate A specimen that is collected with a suctioning tube from the nasal cavity. Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 equivalent nasal cavity mucosa UBERON_0001826 Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 -OBI:0002781 lower respiratory tract aspirate specimen lower respiratory tract wash specimen A specimen that is collected with a suctioning tube from the lower respiratory tract. Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 equivalent lower respiratory tract UBERON_0001558 Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 -OBI:0002782 upper respiratory specimen A specimen that is derived from the upper respiratory tract Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 equivalent upper respiratory tract UBERON_0001557 Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 -OBI:0002783 lower respiratory tract specimen A specimen that is derived from the lower respiratory tract. Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 equivalent lower respiratory tract UBERON_0001558 Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 -OBI:0002784 anterior nasal swab specimen A specimen that is derived from the anterior nasal wall Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 equivalent anterior nasal wall UBERON_3000016 Asiyah Yu Lin|ORCID:0000-0003-2620-0345 -OBI:0002971 endotracheal tube specimen A specimen that derives from a biofilm that forms on the inner surface of an endotracheal tube while the tube is in the trachea. The specimen is collected upon removal of the tube from the trachea. https://bmcpulmmed.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12890-019-0926-3 subclass respiratory system fluid/secretion UBERON_0006538 John Judkins|ORCID:0000-0001-6595-0902 -OBI:0002972 endotracheal aspirate specimen A specimen that derives from a biofilm that forms on the inner surface of an endotracheal tube while the tube is in the trachea. The specimen is collected by suction without removing the tube. https://bmcpulmmed.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12890-019-0926-3 subclass respiratory system fluid/secretion UBERON_0006538 John Judkins|ORCID:0000-0001-6595-0902 -OBI:2000000 uterine cervix specimen A specimen that is derived from some uterine cervix Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent uterine cervix UBERON_0000002 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000001 urethra specimen A specimen that is derived from some urethra Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent urethra UBERON_0000057 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000002 cervical mucus specimen A specimen that is derived from some cervical mucus Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent cervical mucus UBERON_0000316 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000003 throat specimen A specimen that is derived from some throat Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent throat UBERON_0000341 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000004 eye specimen A specimen that is derived from some eye Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent eye UBERON_0000970 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000005 respiratory system specimen A specimen that is derived from some respiratory system Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent respiratory system UBERON_0001004 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000006 upper respiratory tract specimen A specimen that is derived from some upper respiratory tract Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent upper respiratory tract UBERON_0001557 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000007 nasopharynx specimen A specimen that is derived from some nasopharynx Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent nasopharynx UBERON_0001728 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000008 semen specimen A specimen that is derived from some semen Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent semen UBERON_0001968 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000009 bodily fluid specimen A specimen that is derived from some bodily fluid Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent bodily fluid UBERON_0006314 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000010 chorionic villus specimen A specimen that is derived from some chorionic villus Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent chorionic villus UBERON_0007106 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000011 meconium specimen A specimen that is derived from some meconium Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent meconium UBERON_0007109 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000012 umbilical cord blood specimen A specimen that is derived from some umbilical cord blood Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent umbilical cord blood UBERON_0012168 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000013 arterial blood specimen A specimen that is derived from some arterial blood Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent arterial blood UBERON_0013755 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000014 venous blood specimen A specimen that is derived from some venous blood Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent venous blood UBERON_0013756 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000015 capillary blood specimen A specimen that is derived from some capillary blood Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X equivalent capillary blood UBERON_0013757 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000016 erythrocyte specimen A specimen that is derived from some erythrocytes Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X subclass erythrocyte CL_0000232 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000017 reticulocyte specimen A specimen that is derived from some reticulocytes Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X subclass reticulocyte CL_0000558 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X -OBI:2000018 leukocyte specimen A specimen that is derived from some leukocytes Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X subclass leukocyte CL_0000738 Mark A. Miller|ORCID:0000-0001-9076-6066|Christian Stoeckert|ORCID:0000-0002-5714-991X diff --git a/tests/resources/biopax-level3.nt b/tests/resources/biopax-level3.nt deleted file mode 100644 index 94f79cb..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/biopax-level3.nt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1688 +0,0 @@ - . - "This is version 1.0 of the BioPAX Level 3 ontology. The goal of the BioPAX group is to develop a common exchange format for biological pathway data. More information is available at http://www.biopax.org. This ontology is freely available under the LGPL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html)." . - . - . -_:Bcdf854dcX2D336aX2D45cfX2Da1b6X2D66181e25eb85 . - _:Bcdf854dcX2D336aX2D45cfX2Da1b6X2D66181e25eb85 . - . -_:Bcdf854dcX2D336aX2D45cfX2Da1b6X2D66181e25eb85 _:Bfe9573d4X2D81f7X2D4a00X2Dbd0cX2Da25202988f91 . -_:Bfe9573d4X2D81f7X2D4a00X2Dbd0cX2Da25202988f91 . - . -_:Bfe9573d4X2D81f7X2D4a00X2Dbd0cX2Da25202988f91 _:B8d05e276X2D4129X2D45edX2D9d18X2D74ec90310a04 . -_:B8d05e276X2D4129X2D45edX2D9d18X2D74ec90310a04 . -_:B8d05e276X2D4129X2D45edX2D9d18X2D74ec90310a04 . - "Absolute location as defined by the referenced sequence database record. E.g. an operon has a absolute region on the DNA molecule referenced by the UnificationXref." . - . - . - . - "The authors of this publication, one per property value."@en . - . - . - . - "Describes the availability of this data (e.g. a copyright statement)."@en . - . - . - . - . - "Definition : An entity feature that represent the bound state of a physical entity. A pair of binding features represents a bond. \n\nRationale: A physical entity in a molecular complex is considered as a new state of an entity as it is structurally and functionally different. Binding features provide facilities for describing these states. Similar to other features, a molecule can have bound and not-bound states. \n\nUsage: Typically, binding features are present in pairs, each describing the binding characteristic for one of the interacting physical entities. One exception is using a binding feature with no paired feature to describe any potential binding. For example, an unbound receptor can be described by using a \"not-feature\" property with an unpaired binding feature as its value. BindingSiteType and featureLocation allows annotating the binding location.\n\nIntraMolecular property should be set to \"true\" if the bond links two parts of the same molecule. A pair of binding features are still used where they are owned by the same physical entity. \n\nIf the binding is due to the covalent interactions, for example in the case of lipoproteins, CovalentBindingFeature subclass should be used instead of this class." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "A binding feature represents a \"half\" of the bond between two entities. This property points to another binding feature which represents the other half. The bond can be covalent or non-covalent." . - . - . -_:B53ef602cX2D8236X2D4a7bX2Dbf3eX2D0ea6d3d30874 . - _:B53ef602cX2D8236X2D4a7bX2Dbf3eX2D0ea6d3d30874 . -_:B53ef602cX2D8236X2D4a7bX2Dbf3eX2D0ea6d3d30874 . -_:B53ef602cX2D8236X2D4a7bX2Dbf3eX2D0ea6d3d30874 . - . - "Definition: Imposes ordering on a step in a biochemical pathway. \nRetionale: A biochemical reaction can be reversible by itself, but can be physiologically directed in the context of a pathway, for instance due to flux of reactants and products. \nUsage: Only one conversion interaction can be ordered at a time, but multiple catalysis or modulation instances can be part of one step." . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A conversion in which molecules of one or more physicalEntity pools, undergo covalent modifications and become a member of one or more other physicalEntity pools. The substrates of biochemical reactions are defined in terms of sums of species. This is a convention in biochemistry, and, in principle, all EC reactions should be biochemical reactions.\n\nExamples: ATP + H2O = ADP + Pi\n\nComment: In the example reaction above, ATP is considered to be an equilibrium mixture of several species, namely ATP4-, HATP3-, H2ATP2-, MgATP2-, MgHATP-, and Mg2ATP. Additional species may also need to be considered if other ions (e.g. Ca2+) that bind ATP are present. Similar considerations apply to ADP and to inorganic phosphate (Pi). When writing biochemical reactions, it is not necessary to attach charges to the biochemical reactants or to include ions such as H+ and Mg2+ in the equation. The reaction is written in the direction specified by the EC nomenclature system, if applicable, regardless of the physiological direction(s) in which the reaction proceeds. Polymerization reactions involving large polymers whose structure is not explicitly captured should generally be represented as unbalanced reactions in which the monomer is consumed but the polymer remains unchanged, e.g. glycogen + glucose = glycogen. A better coverage for polymerization will be developed." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: The biological source (organism, tissue or cell type) of an Entity. \n\nUsage: Some entities are considered source-neutral (e.g. small molecules), and the biological source of others can be deduced from their constituentss (e.g. complex, pathway).\n\nInstances: HeLa cells, Homo sapiens, and mouse liver tissue." . - . -_:B5347c764X2Dd0beX2D4ea6X2D9ff2X2D5be1efcd7ada . - _:B5347c764X2Dd0beX2D4ea6X2D9ff2X2D5be1efcd7ada . -_:B5347c764X2Dd0beX2D4ea6X2D9ff2X2D5be1efcd7ada . -_:B5347c764X2Dd0beX2D4ea6X2D9ff2X2D5be1efcd7ada "ACTIVATION" . -_:Bfa175c10X2De198X2D4c14X2Db398X2Dbecd10cac2a4 . - _:Bfa175c10X2De198X2D4c14X2Db398X2Dbecd10cac2a4 . -_:Bfa175c10X2De198X2D4c14X2Db398X2Dbecd10cac2a4 . -_:Bfa175c10X2De198X2D4c14X2Db398X2Dbecd10cac2a4 . -_:B867dcdffX2Debb2X2D4da9X2Dbe48X2D3592bfb4d1d2 . - _:B867dcdffX2Debb2X2D4da9X2Dbe48X2D3592bfb4d1d2 . -_:B867dcdffX2Debb2X2D4da9X2Dbe48X2D3592bfb4d1d2 . -_:B867dcdffX2Debb2X2D4da9X2Dbe48X2D3592bfb4d1d2 . - . - . - . - "Definition: A control interaction in which a physical entity (a catalyst) increases the rate of a conversion interaction by lowering its activation energy. Instances of this class describe a pairing between a catalyzing entity and a catalyzed conversion.\nRationale: Catalysis, theoretically, is always bidirectional since it acts by lowering the activation energy. Physiologically, however, it can have a direction because of the concentration of the participants. For example, the oxidative decarboxylation catalyzed by Isocitrate dehydrogenase always happens in one direction under physiological conditions since the produced carbon dioxide is constantly removed from the system.\n \nUsage: A separate catalysis instance should be created for each different conversion that a physicalEntity may catalyze and for each different physicalEntity that may catalyze a conversion. For example, a bifunctional enzyme that catalyzes two different biochemical reactions would be linked to each of those biochemical reactions by two separate instances of the catalysis class. Also, catalysis reactions from multiple different organisms could be linked to the same generic biochemical reaction (a biochemical reaction is generic if it only includes small molecules). Generally, the enzyme catalyzing a conversion is known and the use of this class is obvious, however, in the cases where a catalyzed reaction is known to occur but the enzyme is not known, a catalysis instance can be created without a controller specified.\nSynonyms: facilitation, acceleration.\nExamples: The catalysis of a biochemical reaction by an enzyme, the enabling of a transport interaction by a membrane pore complex, and the facilitation of a complex assembly by a scaffold protein. Hexokinase -> (The \"Glucose + ATP -> Glucose-6-phosphate +ADP\" reaction). A plasma membrane Na+/K+ ATPase is an active transporter (antiport pump) using the energy of ATP to pump Na+ out of the cell and K+ in. Na+ from cytoplasm to extracellular space would be described in a transport instance. K+ from extracellular space to cytoplasm would be described in a transport instance. The ATPase pump would be stored in a catalysis instance controlling each of the above transport instances. A biochemical reaction that does not occur by itself under physiological conditions, but has been observed to occur in the presence of cell extract, likely via one or more unknown enzymes present in the extract, would be stored in the CONTROLLED property, with the CONTROLLER property empty." . - . - . - . - "This property represents the direction of this catalysis under all\nphysiological conditions if there is one.\n\nNote that chemically a catalyst will increase the rate of the reaction\nin both directions. In biology, however, there are cases where the\nenzyme is expressed only when the controlled bidirectional conversion is\non one side of the chemical equilibrium. For example E.Coli's lac operon ensures that lacZ gene is only synthesized when there is enough lactose in the medium. If that is the case and the controller, under biological conditions, is always catalyzing the conversion in one direction then this fact can be\ncaptured using this property. If the enzyme is active for both\ndirections, or the conversion is not bidirectional, this property should\nbe left empty." . -_:B7b3d5e0eX2Dac25X2D4ffcX2Db1e7X2De11787ad791d . - _:B7b3d5e0eX2Dac25X2D4ffcX2Db1e7X2De11787ad791d . -_:B6a780d2aX2D602aX2D4fccX2Da585X2D831c839973b8 . -_:B7b3d5e0eX2Dac25X2D4ffcX2Db1e7X2De11787ad791d _:B6a780d2aX2D602aX2D4fccX2Da585X2D831c839973b8 . -_:B6a780d2aX2D602aX2D4fccX2Da585X2D831c839973b8 "LEFT-TO-RIGHT" . -_:B837ce619X2De745X2D44ccX2Db464X2Dd79c793166ee . -_:B6a780d2aX2D602aX2D4fccX2Da585X2D831c839973b8 _:B837ce619X2De745X2D44ccX2Db464X2Dd79c793166ee . -_:B837ce619X2De745X2D44ccX2Db464X2Dd79c793166ee "RIGHT-TO-LEFT" . -_:B837ce619X2De745X2D44ccX2Db464X2Dd79c793166ee . - . - . - . - "A cell type, e.g. 'HeLa'. This should reference a term in a controlled vocabulary of cell types. Best practice is to refer to OBO Cell Ontology. http://www.obofoundry.org/cgi-bin/detail.cgi?id=cell"@en . - . - . - . - . - "A cellular location, e.g. 'cytoplasm'. This should reference a term in the Gene Ontology Cellular Component ontology. The location referred to by this property should be as specific as is known. If an interaction is known to occur in multiple locations, separate interactions (and physicalEntities) must be created for each different location. If the location of a participant in a complex is unspecified, it may be assumed to be the same location as that of the complex. \n\n A molecule in two different cellular locations are considered two different physical entities." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference to the Gene Ontology Cellular Component (GO CC) ontology. Homepage at http://www.geneontology.org. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=GO" . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference to the Cell Type Ontology (CL). Homepage at http://obofoundry.org/cgi-bin/detail.cgi?cell. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=CL" . - . - . - . - "The chemical formula of the small molecule. Note: chemical formula can also be stored in the STRUCTURE property (in CML). In case of disagreement between the value of this property and that in the CML file, the CML value takes precedence." . - . - . -_:B21c4ecf1X2Da0a6X2D4a24X2Dbb7cX2D148fd8390cb6 . - _:B21c4ecf1X2Da0a6X2D4a24X2Dbb7cX2D148fd8390cb6 . -_:B21c4ecf1X2Da0a6X2D4a24X2Dbb7cX2D148fd8390cb6 . -_:B21c4ecf1X2Da0a6X2D4a24X2Dbb7cX2D148fd8390cb6 "1"^^ . -_:Ba0eb5f73X2D3c37X2D4e29X2Dba26X2D0d06e009c689 . - _:Ba0eb5f73X2D3c37X2D4e29X2Dba26X2D0d06e009c689 . -_:Ba0eb5f73X2D3c37X2D4e29X2Dba26X2D0d06e009c689 . -_:Ba0eb5f73X2D3c37X2D4e29X2Dba26X2D0d06e009c689 "1"^^ . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: The chemical structure of a small molecule. \n\nUsage: Structure information is stored in the property structureData, in one of three formats: the CML format (see www.xml-cml.org), the SMILES format (see www.daylight.com/dayhtml/smiles/) or the InChI format (http://www.iupac.org/inchi/). The structureFormat property specifies which format is used.\n\nExamples: The following SMILES string describes the structure of glucose-6-phosphate:\n'C(OP(=O)(O)O)[CH]1([CH](O)[CH](O)[CH](O)[CH](O)O1)'." . - . - . - "Any cofactor(s) or coenzyme(s) required for catalysis of the conversion by the enzyme. This is a suproperty of participants."@en . - . - . - . -_:B76d29b32X2DaebcX2D454fX2Da06cX2Db368ad82f47f . - _:B76d29b32X2DaebcX2D454fX2Da06cX2Db368ad82f47f . - . -_:B76d29b32X2DaebcX2D454fX2Da06cX2Db368ad82f47f _:B7491f189X2D09c7X2D4ee5X2D8560X2D368f0f037638 . -_:B7491f189X2D09c7X2D4ee5X2D8560X2D368f0f037638 . - . -_:B7491f189X2D09c7X2D4ee5X2D8560X2D368f0f037638 _:Bbf17adf7X2De993X2D444fX2Db10fX2Dcda16e6bffca . -_:Bbf17adf7X2De993X2D444fX2Db10fX2Dcda16e6bffca . -_:Bbf17adf7X2De993X2D444fX2Db10fX2Dcda16e6bffca . - "Comment on the data in the container class. This property should be used instead of the OWL documentation elements (rdfs:comment) for instances because information in 'comment' is data to be exchanged, whereas the rdfs:comment field is used for metadata about the structure of the BioPAX ontology." . - . - . -_:B21939314X2Db839X2D4374X2Da6eeX2Dc1ec3ae953bf . - _:B21939314X2Db839X2D4374X2Da6eeX2Dc1ec3ae953bf . -_:B21939314X2Db839X2D4374X2Da6eeX2Dc1ec3ae953bf . -_:B21939314X2Db839X2D4374X2Da6eeX2Dc1ec3ae953bf . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A physical entity whose structure is comprised of other physical entities bound to each other covalently or non-covalently, at least one of which is a macromolecule (e.g. protein, DNA, or RNA) and the Stoichiometry of the components are known. \n\nComment: Complexes must be stable enough to function as a biological unit; in general, the temporary association of an enzyme with its substrate(s) should not be considered or represented as a complex. A complex is the physical product of an interaction (complexAssembly) and is not itself considered an interaction.\nThe boundaries on the size of complexes described by this class are not defined here, although possible, elements of the cell such a mitochondria would typically not be described using this class (later versions of this ontology may include a cellularComponent class to represent these). The strength of binding cannot be described currently, but may be included in future versions of the ontology, depending on community need.\nExamples: Ribosome, RNA polymerase II. Other examples of this class include complexes of multiple protein monomers and complexes of proteins and small molecules." . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A conversion interaction in which a set of physical entities, at least one being a macromolecule (e.g. protein, RNA, DNA), aggregate to from a complex physicalEntity. One of the participants of a complexAssembly must be an instance of the class Complex. The modification of the physicalentities involved in the ComplexAssembly is captured via BindingFeature class.\n\nUsage: This class is also used to represent complex disassembly. The assembly or disassembly of a complex is often a spontaneous process, in which case the direction of the complexAssembly (toward either assembly or disassembly) should be specified via the SPONTANEOUS property. Conversions in which participants obtain or lose CovalentBindingFeatures ( e.g. glycolysation of proteins) should be modeled with BiochemicalReaction.\n\nSynonyms: aggregation, complex formation\n\nExamples: Assembly of the TFB2 and TFB3 proteins into the TFIIH complex, and assembly of the ribosome through aggregation of its subunits." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "The stoichiometry of components in a complex" . - . - . - . - "Confidence in the containing instance. Usually a statistical measure." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: An interaction in which one entity regulates, modifies, or otherwise influences a continuant entity, i.e. pathway or interaction. \n\nUsage: Conceptually, physical entities are involved in interactions (or events) and the events are controlled or modified, not the physical entities themselves. For example, a kinase activating a protein is a frequent event in signaling pathways and is usually represented as an 'activation' arrow from the kinase to the substrate in signaling diagrams. This is an abstraction, called \"Activity Flow\" representation, that can be ambiguous without context. In BioPAX, this information should be captured as the kinase catalyzing (via an instance of the catalysis class) a Biochemical Reaction in which the substrate is phosphorylated. \nSubclasses of control define types specific to the biological process that is being controlled and should be used instead of the generic \"control\" class when applicable. \n\nA control can potentially have multiple controllers. This acts as a logical AND, i.e. both controllers are needed to regulate the controlled event. Alternatively multiple controllers can control the same event and this acts as a logical OR, i.e. any one of them is sufficient to regulate the controlled event. Using this structure it is possible to describe arbitrary control logic using BioPAX.\n\nRationale: Control can be temporally non-atomic, for example a pathway can control another pathway in BioPAX. \nSynonyms: regulation, mediation\n\nExamples: A small molecule that inhibits a pathway by an unknown mechanism." . - . - . - . - "The entity that is controlled, e.g., in a biochemical reaction, the reaction is controlled by an enzyme. Controlled is a sub-property of participants."@en . -_:B4c5aafa7X2D2ba4X2D4e6cX2Db908X2D78b4b1fcbad7 . - _:B4c5aafa7X2D2ba4X2D4e6cX2Db908X2D78b4b1fcbad7 . - . -_:B4c5aafa7X2D2ba4X2D4e6cX2Db908X2D78b4b1fcbad7 _:B46694cefX2Da79cX2D4d47X2Db29cX2Dc1ae54dccfdf . -_:B46694cefX2Da79cX2D4d47X2Db29cX2Dc1ae54dccfdf . - . -_:B46694cefX2Da79cX2D4d47X2Db29cX2Dc1ae54dccfdf _:B8bb37061X2Ddb97X2D4e04X2Db9d8X2Deb3e895544be . -_:B8bb37061X2Ddb97X2D4e04X2Db9d8X2Deb3e895544be . -_:B8bb37061X2Ddb97X2D4e04X2Db9d8X2Deb3e895544be . - . - . -_:Bba87570eX2Dd418X2D4b58X2D9fb2X2Df14626e42592 . - _:Bba87570eX2Dd418X2D4b58X2D9fb2X2Df14626e42592 . -_:Bba87570eX2Dd418X2D4b58X2D9fb2X2Df14626e42592 . -_:Bba87570eX2Dd418X2D4b58X2D9fb2X2Df14626e42592 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: This class represents a term from an external controlled vocabulary (CV).\nRationale: Controlled Vocabularies mark cases where BioPAX delegates the representation of a complex biological phenomena to an external controlled vocabulary development effort such as Gene Ontology. Each subclass of this class represents one such case and often has an associated \"Best-Practice\" external resource to use. See the documentation of each subclass for more specific information. Correct usage of controlled vocabularies are critical to data exchange and integration.\nUsage: The individuals belonging to this class must unambiguously refer to the source controlled vocabulary. This can be achieved in two manners:\nThe xref property of this class is restricted to the unification xref class. It must point to the source controlled vocabulary.\nAlternatively the rdf-id of the member individuals can be set to the designated MIRIAM URN.\nIt is a best practice to do both whenever possible.\nAlthough it is possible to use multiple unification xrefs to identify semantically identical terms across alternative controlled vocabularies, this is not a recommended practice as it might lead to maintenance issues as the controlled vocabularies change.\nThere is no recommended use-case for directly instantiating this class. Please use its subclasses instead." . - . - . - "The controlling entity, e.g., in a biochemical reaction, an enzyme is the controlling entity of the reaction. CONTROLLER is a sub-property of PARTICIPANTS."@en . -_:B7ba72021X2Dafc7X2D4c11X2Daa35X2Db3b0ca92137f . - _:B7ba72021X2Dafc7X2D4c11X2Daa35X2Db3b0ca92137f . - . -_:B7ba72021X2Dafc7X2D4c11X2Daa35X2Db3b0ca92137f _:B8e1306caX2Df731X2D4844X2Db47fX2D1183d953e711 . -_:B8e1306caX2Df731X2D4844X2Db47fX2D1183d953e711 . - . -_:B8e1306caX2Df731X2D4844X2Db47fX2D1183d953e711 _:Bda36e11eX2Dae6dX2D4364X2Dbb38X2D83b1f7a515ba . -_:Bda36e11eX2Dae6dX2D4364X2Dbb38X2D83b1f7a515ba . -_:Bda36e11eX2Dae6dX2D4364X2Dbb38X2D83b1f7a515ba . - . - . - . - . - "Defines the nature of the control relationship between the controller and the controlled entities.\n\nThe following terms are possible values:\n\nACTIVATION: General activation. Compounds that activate the specified enzyme activity by an unknown mechanism. The mechanism is defined as unknown, because either the mechanism has yet to be elucidated in the experimental literature, or the paper(s) curated thus far do not define the mechanism, and a full literature search has yet to be performed.\n\nThe following term can not be used in the catalysis class:\nINHIBITION: General inhibition. Compounds that inhibit the specified enzyme activity by an unknown mechanism. The mechanism is defined as unknown, because either the mechanism has yet to be elucidated in the experimental literature, or the paper(s) curated thus far do not define the mechanism, and a full literature search has yet to be performed.\n\nThe following terms can only be used in the modulation class (these definitions from EcoCyc):\nINHIBITION-ALLOSTERIC\nAllosteric inhibitors decrease the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme and inducing a conformational change that decreases the affinity of the enzyme to its substrates without affecting its VMAX. Allosteric inhibitors can be competitive or noncompetitive inhibitors, therefore, those inhibition categories can be used in conjunction with this category.\n\nINHIBITION-COMPETITIVE\nCompetitive inhibitors are compounds that competitively inhibit the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme and preventing the substrate from binding. Binding of the inhibitor and substrate are mutually exclusive because it is assumed that the inhibitor and substrate can both bind only to the free enzyme. A competitive inhibitor can either bind to the active site of the enzyme, directly excluding the substrate from binding there, or it can bind to another site on the enzyme, altering the conformation of the enzyme such that the substrate can not bind to the active site.\n\nINHIBITION-IRREVERSIBLE\nIrreversible inhibitors are compounds that irreversibly inhibit the specified enzyme activity by binding to the enzyme and dissociating so slowly that it is considered irreversible. For example, alkylating agents, such as iodoacetamide, irreversibly inhibit the catalytic activity of some enzymes by modifying cysteine side chains.\n\nINHIBITION-NONCOMPETITIVE\nNoncompetitive inhibitors are compounds that noncompetitively inhibit the specified enzyme by binding reversibly to both the free enzyme and to the enzyme-substrate complex. The inhibitor and substrate may be bound to the enzyme simultaneously and do not exclude each other. However, only the enzyme-substrate complex (not the enzyme-substrate-inhibitor complex) is catalytically active.\n\nINHIBITION-OTHER\nCompounds that inhibit the specified enzyme activity by a mechanism that has been characterized, but that cannot be clearly classified as irreversible, competitive, noncompetitive, uncompetitive, or allosteric.\n\nINHIBITION-UNCOMPETITIVE\nUncompetitive inhibitors are compounds that uncompetitively inhibit the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme-substrate complex but not to the enzyme alone.\n\nACTIVATION-NONALLOSTERIC\nNonallosteric activators increase the specified enzyme activity by means other than allosteric.\n\nACTIVATION-ALLOSTERIC\nAllosteric activators increase the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme and inducing a conformational change that increases the affinity of the enzyme to its substrates without affecting its VMAX." . -_:Bbe8a39c5X2De3f5X2D4411X2D94e8X2D76196563c1d2 . - _:Bbe8a39c5X2De3f5X2D4411X2D94e8X2D76196563c1d2 . -_:B723cdda7X2D7aeaX2D4bc7X2D93ecX2D7a91f9ec6aee . -_:Bbe8a39c5X2De3f5X2D4411X2D94e8X2D76196563c1d2 _:B723cdda7X2D7aeaX2D4bc7X2D93ecX2D7a91f9ec6aee . -_:B723cdda7X2D7aeaX2D4bc7X2D93ecX2D7a91f9ec6aee "INHIBITION" . -_:B6f008e59X2D18caX2D4d09X2D93afX2D0bfc58351520 . -_:B723cdda7X2D7aeaX2D4bc7X2D93ecX2D7a91f9ec6aee _:B6f008e59X2D18caX2D4d09X2D93afX2D0bfc58351520 . -_:B6f008e59X2D18caX2D4d09X2D93afX2D0bfc58351520 "ACTIVATION" . -_:Bd3f0697dX2D1290X2D4426X2D8cddX2D7c487e36bccf . -_:B6f008e59X2D18caX2D4d09X2D93afX2D0bfc58351520 _:Bd3f0697dX2D1290X2D4426X2D8cddX2D7c487e36bccf . -_:Bd3f0697dX2D1290X2D4426X2D8cddX2D7c487e36bccf "INHIBITION-ALLOSTERIC" . -_:Bab844dc9X2D371bX2D4900X2Daed0X2D7097959d2f43 . -_:Bd3f0697dX2D1290X2D4426X2D8cddX2D7c487e36bccf _:Bab844dc9X2D371bX2D4900X2Daed0X2D7097959d2f43 . -_:Bab844dc9X2D371bX2D4900X2Daed0X2D7097959d2f43 "INHIBITION-COMPETITIVE" . -_:B107ff1c5X2Da309X2D4896X2DbceaX2D9b867e7b954b . -_:Bab844dc9X2D371bX2D4900X2Daed0X2D7097959d2f43 _:B107ff1c5X2Da309X2D4896X2DbceaX2D9b867e7b954b . -_:B107ff1c5X2Da309X2D4896X2DbceaX2D9b867e7b954b "INHIBITION-IRREVERSIBLE" . -_:B84e58044X2D5734X2D4a9cX2D8ff4X2D04e9eddd34df . -_:B107ff1c5X2Da309X2D4896X2DbceaX2D9b867e7b954b _:B84e58044X2D5734X2D4a9cX2D8ff4X2D04e9eddd34df . -_:B84e58044X2D5734X2D4a9cX2D8ff4X2D04e9eddd34df "INHIBITION-NONCOMPETITIVE" . -_:B349b4f28X2D1d72X2D4d8fX2D9057X2D6a56ba178749 . -_:B84e58044X2D5734X2D4a9cX2D8ff4X2D04e9eddd34df _:B349b4f28X2D1d72X2D4d8fX2D9057X2D6a56ba178749 . -_:B349b4f28X2D1d72X2D4d8fX2D9057X2D6a56ba178749 "INHIBITION-OTHER" . -_:Bad1e7683X2D17d2X2D41bcX2D82f6X2D0e5e447e9e29 . -_:B349b4f28X2D1d72X2D4d8fX2D9057X2D6a56ba178749 _:Bad1e7683X2D17d2X2D41bcX2D82f6X2D0e5e447e9e29 . -_:Bad1e7683X2D17d2X2D41bcX2D82f6X2D0e5e447e9e29 "INHIBITION-UNCOMPETITIVE" . -_:Be97d91bcX2Dd65eX2D4637X2DaaccX2D25a8e74916f7 . -_:Bad1e7683X2D17d2X2D41bcX2D82f6X2D0e5e447e9e29 _:Be97d91bcX2Dd65eX2D4637X2DaaccX2D25a8e74916f7 . -_:Be97d91bcX2Dd65eX2D4637X2DaaccX2D25a8e74916f7 "ACTIVATION-NONALLOSTERIC" . -_:B9dfa6e95X2D30e1X2D47a7X2Da36eX2D0c5316ce6855 . -_:Be97d91bcX2Dd65eX2D4637X2DaaccX2D25a8e74916f7 _:B9dfa6e95X2D30e1X2D47a7X2Da36eX2D0c5316ce6855 . -_:B9dfa6e95X2D30e1X2D47a7X2Da36eX2D0c5316ce6855 "ACTIVATION-ALLOSTERIC" . -_:B9dfa6e95X2D30e1X2D47a7X2Da36eX2D0c5316ce6855 . - . - . -_:B0bc7b212X2D0c32X2D43a4X2D9766X2D17186d29d7d2 . - _:B0bc7b212X2D0c32X2D43a4X2D9766X2D17186d29d7d2 . -_:B0bc7b212X2D0c32X2D43a4X2D9766X2D17186d29d7d2 . -_:B0bc7b212X2D0c32X2D43a4X2D9766X2D17186d29d7d2 . - . - . - "Definition: An interaction in which molecules of one or more PhysicalEntity pools are physically transformed and become a member of one or more other PhysicalEntity pools.\nRationale: Conversion is Comments: Conversions in BioPAX are stoichiometric and closed world, i.e. it is assumed that all of the participants are listed. Both properties are due to the law of mass conservation.\nUsage: Subclasses of conversion represent different types of transformation reflected by the properties of different physicalEntity. BiochemicalReactions will change the ModificationFeatures on a PhysicalEntity, Transport will change the Cellular Location and ComplexAssembly will change BindingFeatures. Generic Conversion class should only be used when the modification does not fit into a any of these classes.\nExample: Opening of a voltage gated channel." . - . - . - . - "This property represents the direction of the reaction. If a reaction will run in a single direction under all biological contexts then it is considered irreversible and has a direction. Otherwise it is reversible." . -_:Bd9b56590X2DdddbX2D4359X2Dbe26X2D7652e4d2037a . - _:Bd9b56590X2DdddbX2D4359X2Dbe26X2D7652e4d2037a . -_:Bde606455X2D7408X2D4aa3X2Da73dX2Dbdfc006f78f6 . -_:Bd9b56590X2DdddbX2D4359X2Dbe26X2D7652e4d2037a _:Bde606455X2D7408X2D4aa3X2Da73dX2Dbdfc006f78f6 . -_:Bde606455X2D7408X2D4aa3X2Da73dX2Dbdfc006f78f6 "REVERSIBLE" . -_:B8bea150aX2Deb45X2D4ce8X2Db4f7X2D2fc3d2eab3f9 . -_:Bde606455X2D7408X2D4aa3X2Da73dX2Dbdfc006f78f6 _:B8bea150aX2Deb45X2D4ce8X2Db4f7X2D2fc3d2eab3f9 . -_:B8bea150aX2Deb45X2D4ce8X2Db4f7X2D2fc3d2eab3f9 "RIGHT-TO-LEFT" . -_:B1cd6f93aX2D51e4X2D44f4X2Daaa7X2D8551434e9713 . -_:B8bea150aX2Deb45X2D4ce8X2Db4f7X2D2fc3d2eab3f9 _:B1cd6f93aX2D51e4X2D44f4X2Daaa7X2D8551434e9713 . -_:B1cd6f93aX2D51e4X2D44f4X2Daaa7X2D8551434e9713 "LEFT-TO-RIGHT" . -_:B1cd6f93aX2D51e4X2D44f4X2Daaa7X2D8551434e9713 . - . - . - . - "Definition : An entity feature that represent the covalently bound state of a physical entity. \n\nRationale: Most frequent covalent modifications to proteins and DNA, such as phosphorylation and metylation are covered by the ModificationFeature class. In these cases, the added groups are simple and stateless therefore they can be captured by a controlled vocabulary. In other cases, such as ThiS-Thilacyl-disulfide, the covalently linked molecules are best represented as a molecular complex. CovalentBindingFeature should be used to model such covalently linked complexes.\n\nUsage: Using this construct, it is possible to represent small molecules as a covalent complex of two other small molecules. The demarcation of small molecules is a general problem and is delegated to small molecule databases.The best practice is not to model using covalent complexes unless at least one of the participants is a protein, DNA or RNA.\n\nExamples:\ndisulfide bond\nUhpC + glc-6P -> Uhpc-glc-6p\nacetyl-ACP -> decenoyl-ACP\ncharged tRNA" . - . - . - "A free text description of the source of this data, e.g. a database or person name. This property should be used to describe the source of the data. This is meant to be used by databases that export their data to the BioPAX format or by systems that are integrating data from multiple sources. The granularity of use (specifying the data source in many or few instances) is up to the user. It is intended that this property report the last data source, not all data sources that the data has passed through from creation." . - . - . - . - . - "The name of the external database to which this xref refers."@en . - . - . - . - . - "The version of the external database in which this xref was last known to be valid. Resources may have recommendations for referencing dataset versions. For instance, the Gene Ontology recommends listing the date the GO terms were downloaded."@en . - . - . - . -_:B302aaab1X2D7be9X2D480eX2Dbe16X2D74938fd21c97 . - _:B302aaab1X2D7be9X2D480eX2Dbe16X2D74938fd21c97 . -_:B302aaab1X2D7be9X2D480eX2Dbe16X2D74938fd21c97 . -_:B302aaab1X2D7be9X2D480eX2Dbe16X2D74938fd21c97 "LEFT-TO-RIGHT" . - . - . - . - "Definition: A conversion in which a pool of macromolecules are degraded into their elementary units.\n\nUsage: This conversion always has a direction of left-to-right and is irreversible. Degraded molecules are always represented on the left, degradation products on the right. \n\nComments: Degradation is a complex abstraction over multiple reactions. Although it obeys law of mass conservation and stoichiometric, the products are rarely specified since they are ubiquitous.\n\nExample: Degradation of a protein to amino acids." . - . -_:B69b85c35X2D2381X2D4fe0X2D9a5aX2D2958cc2a018f . - _:B69b85c35X2D2381X2D4fe0X2D9a5aX2D2958cc2a018f . -_:B69b85c35X2D2381X2D4fe0X2D9a5aX2D2958cc2a018f . -_:B69b85c35X2D2381X2D4fe0X2D9a5aX2D2958cc2a018f "1"^^ . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: Standard transformed Gibbs energy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants. \nUsage: Delta-G is represented as a 5-tuple of delta-G'0, temperature, ionic strength , pH, and pMg . A conversion in BioPAX may have multiple Delta-G values, representing different measurements for delta-G'0 obtained under the different experimental conditions." . - . - . - "For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed Gibbs energy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-G\n\nSince Delta-G can change based on multiple factors including ionic strength and temperature a reaction can have multiple DeltaG values." . - . - . - . - . - "For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed Gibbs energy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-G'o.\n\n delta-G'o = -RT lnK'\nand\n delta-G'o = delta-H'o - T delta-S'o\n\ndelta-G'o has units of kJ/mol. Like K', it is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log10[Mg2+]). Therefore, these quantities must be specified, and values for DELTA-G for biochemical reactions are represented as 5-tuples of the form (delta-G'o T I pH pMg)." . - . - . - . - "For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed enthalpy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-H'o.\n\n delta-G'o = delta-H'o - T delta-S'o\n\nUnits: kJ/mole\n\n(This definition from EcoCyc)" . - . - . - . - "For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed entropy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-S'o.\n\n delta-G'o = delta-H'o - T delta-S'o\n\n(This definition from EcoCyc)" . - . - . - . - "An abbreviated name for this entity, preferably a name that is short enough to be used in a visualization application to label a graphical element that represents this entity. If no short name is available, an xref may be used for this purpose by the visualization application.\n\nWarning: Subproperties of name are functional, that is we expect to have only one standardName and shortName for a given entity. If a user decides to assign a different name to standardName or shortName, they have to remove the old triplet from the model too. If the old name should be retained as a synonym a regular \"name\" property should also be introduced with the old name." . - . - . - . -_:B18a2de1aX2D63dfX2D4a66X2Da1ffX2D380fe185741d . - _:B18a2de1aX2D63dfX2D4a66X2Da1ffX2D380fe185741d . -_:B18a2de1aX2D63dfX2D4a66X2Da1ffX2D380fe185741d . -_:B18a2de1aX2D63dfX2D4a66X2Da1ffX2D380fe185741d . -_:Bd0ccde42X2D5f37X2D44c3X2Dab95X2Da29721a5d53a . - _:Bd0ccde42X2D5f37X2D44c3X2Dab95X2Da29721a5d53a . -_:Bd0ccde42X2D5f37X2D44c3X2Dab95X2Da29721a5d53a . -_:Bd0ccde42X2D5f37X2D44c3X2Dab95X2Da29721a5d53a . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A physical entity consisting of a sequence of deoxyribonucleotide monophosphates; a deoxyribonucleic acid.\nUsage: DNA should be used for pools of individual DNA molecules. For describing subregions on those molecules use DNARegion.\nExamples: a chromosome, a plasmid. A specific example is chromosome 7 of Homo sapiens." . - . -_:B41b91769X2Db487X2D4c4aX2D95cfX2Dbdcf085769d0 . - _:B41b91769X2Db487X2D4c4aX2D95cfX2Dbdcf085769d0 . -_:B41b91769X2Db487X2D4c4aX2D95cfX2Dbdcf085769d0 . -_:B41b91769X2Db487X2D4c4aX2D95cfX2Dbdcf085769d0 . -_:Ba912826aX2D74ebX2D4330X2D8193X2Db98ac1465532 . - _:Ba912826aX2D74ebX2D4330X2D8193X2Db98ac1465532 . -_:Ba912826aX2D74ebX2D4330X2D8193X2Db98ac1465532 . -_:Ba912826aX2D74ebX2D4330X2D8193X2Db98ac1465532 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A DNA reference is a grouping of several DNA entities that are common in sequence. Members can differ in celular location, sequence features, SNPs, mutations and bound partners.\n\nComments : Note that this is not a reference gene. Genes are non-physical,stateless continuants. Their physical manifestations can span multiple DNA molecules, sometimes even across chromosomes due to regulatory regions. Similarly a gene is not necessarily made up of deoxyribonucleic acid and can be present in multiple copies ( which are different DNA regions)." . - . - . -_:B9f0d8b15X2D4cd6X2D452eX2Daa61X2D79811e9dc486 . - _:B9f0d8b15X2D4cd6X2D452eX2Daa61X2D79811e9dc486 . -_:B9f0d8b15X2D4cd6X2D452eX2Daa61X2D79811e9dc486 . -_:B9f0d8b15X2D4cd6X2D452eX2Daa61X2D79811e9dc486 . -_:B33bc16d2X2D6a61X2D4ab5X2Db21dX2Da9623fdc95ee . - _:B33bc16d2X2D6a61X2D4ab5X2Db21dX2Da9623fdc95ee . -_:B33bc16d2X2D6a61X2D4ab5X2Db21dX2Da9623fdc95ee . -_:B33bc16d2X2D6a61X2D4ab5X2Db21dX2Da9623fdc95ee . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A region on a DNA molecule. \nUsage: DNARegion is not a pool of independent molecules but a subregion on these molecules. As such, every DNARegion has a defining DNA molecule. \nExamples: Protein encoding region, promoter" . - . -_:Bfa193516X2D6cfdX2D4318X2D98acX2D76e35c33d7fc . - _:Bfa193516X2D6cfdX2D4318X2D98acX2D76e35c33d7fc . -_:Bfa193516X2D6cfdX2D4318X2D98acX2D76e35c33d7fc . -_:Bfa193516X2D6cfdX2D4318X2D98acX2D76e35c33d7fc . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A DNARegionReference is a grouping of several DNARegion entities that are common in sequence and genomic position. Members can differ in cellular location, sequence features, SNPs, mutations and bound partners." . - . - . - "The unique number assigned to a reaction by the Enzyme Commission of the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.\n\nNote that not all biochemical reactions currently have EC numbers assigned to them." . - . - . - "Definition: A discrete biological unit used when describing pathways. \n\nRationale: Entity is the most abstract class for representing components of a pathway. It includes both occurents (interactions and pathways) and continuants (physical entities and genes). Loosely speaking, BioPAX Entity is an atomic scientific statement with an associated source, evidence and references.\nUsage: There is no recommended use-cases for instantiating this class. Please, use its subclasses instead. \nSynonyms: element, thing,biological unit, statement, observable." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Description: A characteristic of a physical entity that can change while the entity still retains its biological identity. \n\nRationale: Two phosphorylated forms of a protein are strictly speaking different chemical molecules. It is, however, standard in biology to treat them as different states of the same entity, where the entity is loosely defined based on sequence. Entity Feature class and its subclassses captures these variable characteristics. A Physical Entity in BioPAX represents a pool of molecules rather than an individual molecule. This is a notion imported from chemistry( See PhysicalEntity). Pools are defined by a set of Entity Features in the sense that a single molecule must have all of the features in the set in order to be considered a member of the pool. Since it is impossible to list and experimentally test all potential features for an entity, features that are not listed in the selection criteria is neglected Pools can also be defined by the converse by specifying features that are known to NOT exist in a specific context. As DNA, RNA and Proteins can be hierarchically organized into families based on sequence homology so can entity features. The memberFeature property allows capturing such hierarchical classifications among entity features.\n\n\nUsage: Subclasses of entity feature describe most common biological instances and should be preferred whenever possible. One common usecase for instantiating entity feature is, for describing active/inactive states of proteins where more specific feature information is not available. \n\nExamples: Open/close conformational state of channel proteins, \"active\"/\"inactive\" states, excited states of photoreactive groups." . - . - . - . - "Variable features that are observed for the entities of this entityReference - such as known PTM or methylation sites and non-covalent bonds. Note that this is an aggregate list of all known features and it does not represent a state itself." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: An entity reference is a grouping of several physical entities across different contexts and molecular states, that share common physical properties and often named and treated as a single entity with multiple states by biologists. \n\nRationale: Many protein, small molecule and gene databases share this point of view, and such a grouping is an important prerequisite for interoperability with those databases. Biologists would often group different pools of molecules in different contexts under the same name. For example cytoplasmic and extracellular calcium have different effects on the cell's behavior, but they are still called calcium. For DNA, RNA and Proteins the grouping is defined based on a wildtype sequence, for small molecules it is defined by the chemical structure.\n\nUsage: Entity references store the information common to a set of molecules in various states described in the BioPAX document, including database cross-references. For instance, the P53 protein can be phosphorylated in multiple different ways. Each separate P53 protein (pool) in a phosphorylation state would be represented as a different protein (child of physicalEntity) and all things common to all P53 proteins, including all possible phosphorylation sites, the sequence common to all of them and common references to protein databases containing more information about P53 would be stored in a Entity Reference. \n\nComments: This grouping has three semantic implications:\n\n1. Members of different pools share many physical and biochemical properties. This includes their chemical structure, sequence, organism and set of molecules they react with. They will also share a lot of secondary information such as their names, functional groupings, annotation terms and database identifiers.\n\n2. A small number of transitions seperates these pools. In other words it is relatively easy and frequent for a molecule to transform from one physical entity to another that belong to the same reference entity. For example an extracellular calcium can become cytoplasmic, and p53 can become phosphorylated. However no calcium virtually becomes sodium, or no p53 becomes mdm2. In the former it is the sheer energy barrier of a nuclear reaction, in the latter sheer statistical improbability of synthesizing the same sequence without a template. If one thinks about the biochemical network as molecules transforming into each other, and remove edges that respond to transcription, translation, degradation and covalent modification of small molecules, each remaining component is a reference entity.\n\n3. Some of the pools in the same group can overlap. p53-p@ser15 can overlap with p53-p@thr18. Most of the experiments in molecular biology will only check for one state variable, rarely multiple, and never for the all possible combinations. So almost all statements that refer to the state of the molecule talk about a pool that can overlap with other pools. However no overlaps is possible between molecules of different groups." . - . - . -_:B36eaf15dX2Df8c8X2D4296X2Dbe40X2D81aa4763ebec . - _:B36eaf15dX2Df8c8X2D4296X2Dbe40X2D81aa4763ebec . - . -_:B36eaf15dX2Df8c8X2D4296X2Dbe40X2D81aa4763ebec _:B946e3ea6X2D3955X2D4b6dX2D94bcX2D529483b46122 . -_:B946e3ea6X2D3955X2D4b6dX2D94bcX2D529483b46122 . - . -_:B946e3ea6X2D3955X2D4b6dX2D94bcX2D529483b46122 _:B872dead3X2De7e0X2D45a1X2Daf28X2De06c8256acf4 . -_:B872dead3X2De7e0X2D45a1X2Daf28X2De06c8256acf4 . - . -_:B872dead3X2De7e0X2D45a1X2Daf28X2De06c8256acf4 _:B4a4fed8cX2Daaf4X2D4271X2Da1c6X2Dcac4a395c96d . -_:B4a4fed8cX2Daaf4X2D4271X2Da1c6X2Dcac4a395c96d . - . -_:B4a4fed8cX2Daaf4X2D4271X2Da1c6X2Dcac4a395c96d _:B38b74909X2Db7afX2D455dX2Db204X2D3d34004a8443 . -_:B38b74909X2Db7afX2D455dX2Db204X2D3d34004a8443 . - . -_:B38b74909X2Db7afX2D455dX2Db204X2D3d34004a8443 _:B4bd5cedaX2Df6d1X2D40eaX2Db48bX2D9c144ec00cd8 . -_:B4bd5cedaX2Df6d1X2D40eaX2Db48bX2D9c144ec00cd8 . - . -_:B4bd5cedaX2Df6d1X2D40eaX2Db48bX2D9c144ec00cd8 _:Be36b1d6eX2Dd7dbX2D465fX2D872dX2D15f753561173 . -_:Be36b1d6eX2Dd7dbX2D465fX2D872dX2D15f753561173 . -_:Be36b1d6eX2Dd7dbX2D465fX2D872dX2D15f753561173 . - "Reference entity for this physical entity." . - . - . - . - . - "A controlled vocabulary term that is used to describe the type of grouping such as homology or functional group." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definiiton: A reference to a term from an entity reference group ontology. As of the writing of this documentation, there is no standard ontology of these terms, though a common type is ‘homology’." . - . - . -_:B1df7638aX2D0438X2D4b76X2D9e8aX2Dddc10d03335a . - _:B1df7638aX2D0438X2D4b76X2D9e8aX2Dddc10d03335a . -_:Bfd54b3f6X2D7fe6X2D4236X2Dbf2aX2D1fea6acd7b1e . -_:B1df7638aX2D0438X2D4b76X2D9e8aX2Dddc10d03335a _:B89f0b18dX2Df722X2D470bX2Db156X2D88bc2e7ddd46 . -_:B89f0b18dX2Df722X2D470bX2Db156X2D88bc2e7ddd46 _:Bfd54b3f6X2D7fe6X2D4236X2Dbf2aX2D1fea6acd7b1e . -_:Bfd54b3f6X2D7fe6X2D4236X2Dbf2aX2D1fea6acd7b1e . -_:Bfd54b3f6X2D7fe6X2D4236X2Dbf2aX2D1fea6acd7b1e "1"^^ . -_:B9ba63d83X2D7c27X2D44d2X2Db151X2D0719af870b05 . -_:B89f0b18dX2Df722X2D470bX2Db156X2D88bc2e7ddd46 _:B067aae60X2D0b9fX2D4ee0X2D85efX2Ddc4e6dd8f0e2 . -_:B067aae60X2D0b9fX2D4ee0X2D85efX2Ddc4e6dd8f0e2 _:B9ba63d83X2D7c27X2D44d2X2Db151X2D0719af870b05 . -_:B9ba63d83X2D7c27X2D44d2X2Db151X2D0719af870b05 . -_:B9ba63d83X2D7c27X2D44d2X2Db151X2D0719af870b05 "1"^^ . -_:B4cd0fd6cX2D123bX2D439fX2D8ce1X2D5f7d5a5aee51 . -_:B067aae60X2D0b9fX2D4ee0X2D85efX2Ddc4e6dd8f0e2 _:B242e7fe7X2D8d3cX2D4339X2Db9b3X2D0e8be832c250 . -_:B242e7fe7X2D8d3cX2D4339X2Db9b3X2D0e8be832c250 _:B4cd0fd6cX2D123bX2D439fX2D8ce1X2D5f7d5a5aee51 . -_:B4cd0fd6cX2D123bX2D439fX2D8ce1X2D5f7d5a5aee51 . -_:B4cd0fd6cX2D123bX2D439fX2D8ce1X2D5f7d5a5aee51 "1"^^ . -_:B242e7fe7X2D8d3cX2D4339X2Db9b3X2D0e8be832c250 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: The support for a particular assertion, such as the existence of an interaction or pathway. \nUsage: At least one of confidence, evidenceCode, or experimentalForm must be instantiated when creating an evidence instance. XREF may reference a publication describing the experimental evidence using a publicationXref or may store a description of the experiment in an experimental description database using a unificationXref (if the referenced experiment is the same) or relationshipXref (if it is not identical, but similar in some way e.g. similar in protocol). Evidence is meant to provide more information than just an xref to the source paper.\nExamples: A description of a molecular binding assay that was used to detect a protein-protein interaction." . - . -_:B604007eeX2D4a7fX2D448fX2D8a16X2Dbb1f5157433f . - _:B604007eeX2D4a7fX2D448fX2D8a16X2Dbb1f5157433f . - . -_:B604007eeX2D4a7fX2D448fX2D8a16X2Dbb1f5157433f _:B3e89a745X2D9444X2D4ab3X2D99b4X2D116358140275 . -_:B3e89a745X2D9444X2D4ab3X2D99b4X2D116358140275 . - . -_:B3e89a745X2D9444X2D4ab3X2D99b4X2D116358140275 _:B5c3c81e0X2D7471X2D4672X2D8487X2Daf2605b66ee9 . -_:B5c3c81e0X2D7471X2D4672X2D8487X2Daf2605b66ee9 . - . -_:B5c3c81e0X2D7471X2D4672X2D8487X2Daf2605b66ee9 _:B65ab19c8X2Def23X2D4a87X2Da651X2D4e01f13a7441 . -_:B65ab19c8X2Def23X2D4a87X2Da651X2D4e01f13a7441 . - . -_:B65ab19c8X2Def23X2D4a87X2Da651X2D4e01f13a7441 _:Bbce4de22X2D6318X2D4252X2Da685X2D9d60408b4cb1 . -_:Bbce4de22X2D6318X2D4252X2Da685X2D9d60408b4cb1 . -_:Bbce4de22X2D6318X2D4252X2Da685X2D9d60408b4cb1 . - "Scientific evidence supporting the existence of the entity as described." . - . - . - . - "A pointer to a term in an external controlled vocabulary, such as the GO, PSI-MI or BioCyc evidence codes, that describes the nature of the support, such as 'traceable author statement' or 'yeast two-hybrid'." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) experimental method types, including \"interaction detection method\", \"participant identification method\", \"feature detection method\". Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI\n\nTerms from the Pathway Tools Evidence Ontology may also be used. Homepage http://brg.ai.sri.com/evidence-ontology/" . - . - . - "A feature of the experimental form of the participant of the interaction, such as a protein tag. It is not expected to occur in vivo or be necessary for the interaction." . - . - . -_:Be17c8cc7X2D3174X2D4072X2D8199X2Da793119263c8 . - _:Be17c8cc7X2D3174X2D4072X2D8199X2Da793119263c8 . -_:Be17c8cc7X2D3174X2D4072X2D8199X2Da793119263c8 . -_:Be17c8cc7X2D3174X2D4072X2D8199X2Da793119263c8 "1"^^ . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: The form of a physical entity in a particular experiment, as it may be modified for purposes of experimental design.\nExamples: A His-tagged protein in a binding assay. A protein can be tagged by multiple tags, so can have more than 1 experimental form type terms" . - . - . - "The experimental forms associated with an evidence instance." . - . - . - . - "Descriptor of this experimental form from a controlled vocabulary." . - . - . - . - "The gene or physical entity that this experimental form describes." . -_:Badb31d4dX2D276dX2D4488X2D9b2aX2D34629c43923b . - _:Badb31d4dX2D276dX2D4488X2D9b2aX2D34629c43923b . - . -_:Badb31d4dX2D276dX2D4488X2D9b2aX2D34629c43923b _:B35ccc5c0X2D7dddX2D4b64X2D9ad5X2D35efb4ad4fa2 . -_:B35ccc5c0X2D7dddX2D4b64X2D9ad5X2D35efb4ad4fa2 . - . -_:B35ccc5c0X2D7dddX2D4b64X2D9ad5X2D35efb4ad4fa2 _:B8e65d5ddX2D8541X2D4b9dX2Db443X2D145bd002533d . -_:B8e65d5ddX2D8541X2D4b9dX2Db443X2D145bd002533d . -_:B8e65d5ddX2D8541X2D4b9dX2Db443X2D145bd002533d . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) participant identification method (e.g. mass spectrometry), experimental role (e.g. bait, prey), experimental preparation (e.g. expression level) type. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0002&termName=participant%20identification%20method\n\nhttp://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0495&termName=experimental%20role\n\nhttp://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0346&termName=experimental%20preparation" . - . - . - "Sequence features of the owner physical entity." . - . - . - . - "Location of the feature on the sequence of the interactor.\nFor modification features this is the modified base or residue. For binding features this is the binding site and for fragment features this is the location of the fragment on the \"base\" sequence.\nOne feature may have more than one location, used e.g. for features which involve sequence positions close in the folded, three-dimensional state of a protein, but non-continuous along the sequence.\nSmall Molecules can have binding features but currently it is not possible to define the binding site on the small molecules. In those cases this property should not be specified." . - . - . - . - "A controlled vocabulary term describing the type of the sequence location of the feature such as C-Terminal or SH2 Domain." . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: An entity feature that represents the resulting physical entity subsequent to a cleavage or degradation event. \n\nUsage: Fragment Feature can be used to cover multiple types of modfications to the sequence of the physical entity: \n1. A protein with a single cleavage site that converts the protein into two fragments (e.g. pro-insulin converted to insulin and C-peptide). TODO: CV term for sequence fragment? PSI-MI CV term for cleavage site?\n2. A protein with two cleavage sites that removes an internal sequence e.g. an intein i.e. ABC -> A\n3. Cleavage of a circular sequence e.g. a plasmid.\n\nIn the case of removal ( e.g. intron) the fragment that is *removed* is specified in the feature location property. In the case of a \"cut\" (e.g. restriction enzyme cut site) the location of the cut is specified instead.\nExamples: Insulin Hormone" . - . -_:Be5972a8eX2D8126X2D472dX2Da5d9X2Dbe8050b41ca7 . - _:Be5972a8eX2D8126X2D472dX2Da5d9X2Dbe8050b41ca7 . -_:Be5972a8eX2D8126X2D472dX2Da5d9X2Dbe8050b41ca7 . -_:Be5972a8eX2D8126X2D472dX2Da5d9X2Dbe8050b41ca7 "1"^^ . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A continuant that encodes information that can be inherited through replication. \nRationale: Gene is an abstract continuant that can be best described as a \"schema\", a common conception commonly used by biologists to demark a component within genome. In BioPAX, Gene is considered a generalization over eukaryotic and prokaryotic genes and is used only in genetic interactions. Gene is often confused with DNA and RNA fragments, however, these are considered the physical encoding of a gene. N.B. Gene expression regulation makes use of DNA and RNA physical entities and not this class.\nUsage: Gene should only be used for describing GeneticInteractions." . - . -_:Bb78099bbX2D9fd0X2D4dc1X2D861dX2D364ac8f26368 . - _:Bb78099bbX2D9fd0X2D4dc1X2D861dX2D364ac8f26368 . -_:Bb78099bbX2D9fd0X2D4dc1X2D861dX2D364ac8f26368 . -_:Bb78099bbX2D9fd0X2D4dc1X2D861dX2D364ac8f26368 "1"^^ . - . -_:B34468962X2D694aX2D4fd8X2Daef2X2Da6e758371697 . - _:B34468962X2D694aX2D4fd8X2Daef2X2Da6e758371697 . -_:B34468962X2D694aX2D4fd8X2Daef2X2Da6e758371697 . -_:B34468962X2D694aX2D4fd8X2Daef2X2Da6e758371697 "1"^^ . -_:B2b2aa4cbX2D83e0X2D4846X2D9d08X2Dee9be670299e . - _:B2b2aa4cbX2D83e0X2D4846X2D9d08X2Dee9be670299e . -_:B2b2aa4cbX2D83e0X2D4846X2D9d08X2Dee9be670299e . -_:B2b2aa4cbX2D83e0X2D4846X2D9d08X2Dee9be670299e "2"^^ . -_:B484e2745X2D49f7X2D4eeaX2D937aX2Da2f8bfffd4ee . - _:B484e2745X2D49f7X2D4eeaX2D937aX2Da2f8bfffd4ee . -_:B484e2745X2D49f7X2D4eeaX2D937aX2Da2f8bfffd4ee . -_:B484e2745X2D49f7X2D4eeaX2D937aX2Da2f8bfffd4ee . - . - . - . - . - "Definition : Genetic interactions between genes occur when two genetic perturbations (e.g. mutations) have a combined phenotypic effect not caused by either perturbation alone. A gene participant in a genetic interaction represents the gene that is perturbed. Genetic interactions are not physical interactions but logical (AND) relationships. Their physical manifestations can be complex and span an arbitarily long duration. \n\nRationale: Currently, BioPAX provides a simple definition that can capture most genetic interactions described in the literature. In the future, if required, the definition can be extended to capture other logical relationships and different, participant specific phenotypes. \n\nExample: A synthetic lethal interaction occurs when cell growth is possible without either gene A OR B, but not without both gene A AND B. If you knock out A and B together, the cell will die." . - . - . - . - "The primary identifier in the external database of the object to which this xref refers."@en . - . - . - . - . - "The version number of the identifier (ID). E.g. The RefSeq accession number NM_005228.3 should be split into NM_005228 as the ID and 3 as the ID-VERSION." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A biological relationship between two or more entities. \n\nRationale: In BioPAX, interactions are atomic from a database modeling perspective, i.e. interactions can not be decomposed into sub-interactions. When representing non-atomic continuants with explicit subevents the pathway class should be used instead. Interactions are not necessarily temporally atomic, for example genetic interactions cover a large span of time. Interactions as a formal concept is a continuant, it retains its identitiy regardless of time, or any differences in specific states or properties.\n\nUsage: Interaction is a highly abstract class and in almost all cases it is more appropriate to use one of the subclasses of interaction. \nIt is partially possible to define generic reactions by using generic participants. A more comprehensive method is planned for BioPAX L4 for covering all generic cases like oxidization of a generic alcohol. \n\nSynonyms: Process, relationship, event.\n\nExamples: protein-protein interaction, biochemical reaction, enzyme catalysis" . - . - . - "The score of an interaction e.g. a genetic interaction score." . - . - . - . - "Controlled vocabulary annotating the interaction type for example, \"phosphorylation reaction\". This annotation is meant to be human readable and may not be suitable for computing tasks, like reasoning, that require formal vocabulary systems. For instance, this information would be useful for display on a web page or for querying a database. The PSI-MI interaction type controlled vocabulary should be used. This is browsable at: \nhttp://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0190&termName=interaction%20type" . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) interaction type. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0190&termName=interaction%20type" . - . - . - . - "This flag represents whether the binding feature is within the same molecule or not. A true value implies that the entityReferences of this feature and its binding partner are the same." . - . - . - . -_:B7f3b71b6X2D26f1X2D4b7aX2Db7e0X2D6abbf36bee45 . - _:B7f3b71b6X2D26f1X2D4b7aX2Db7e0X2D6abbf36bee45 . - . -_:B7f3b71b6X2D26f1X2D4b7aX2Db7e0X2D6abbf36bee45 _:Bc8f8dbedX2D35cbX2D4d04X2D915aX2D324d487d581c . -_:Bc8f8dbedX2D35cbX2D4d04X2D915aX2D324d487d581c . - . -_:Bc8f8dbedX2D35cbX2D4d04X2D915aX2D324d487d581c _:B5b4564deX2Def40X2D4c01X2Da0ffX2D001b03ea0d38 . -_:B5b4564deX2Def40X2D4c01X2Da0ffX2D001b03ea0d38 . -_:B5b4564deX2Def40X2D4c01X2Da0ffX2D001b03ea0d38 . - "The ionic strength is defined as half of the total sum of the concentration (ci) of every ionic species (i) in the solution times the square of its charge (zi). For example, the ionic strength of a 0.1 M solution of CaCl2 is 0.5 x (0.1 x 22 + 0.2 x 12) = 0.3 M" . - . - . - . - "This quantity is dimensionless and is usually a single number. The measured equilibrium constant for a biochemical reaction, encoded by the slot KEQ, is actually the apparent equilibrium constant, K'. Concentrations in the equilibrium constant equation refer to the total concentrations of all forms of particular biochemical reactants. For example, in the equilibrium constant equation for the biochemical reaction in which ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and inorganic phosphate:\n\nK' = [ADP][Pi]/[ATP],\n\nThe concentration of ATP refers to the total concentration of all of the following species:\n\n[ATP] = [ATP4-] + [HATP3-] + [H2ATP2-] + [MgATP2-] + [MgHATP-] + [Mg2ATP].\n\nThe apparent equilibrium constant is formally dimensionless, and can be kept so by inclusion of as many of the terms (1 mol/dm3) in the numerator or denominator as necessary. It is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log10[Mg2+]). Therefore, these quantities must be specified to be precise, and values for KEQ for biochemical reactions may be represented as 5-tuples of the form (K' T I pH pMg). This property may have multiple values, representing different measurements for K' obtained under the different experimental conditions listed in the 5-tuple. (This definition adapted from EcoCyc)" . - . - . - . -_:B9fdf782aX2Dfb2dX2D4147X2DadadX2Db44b6081ed77 . - _:B9fdf782aX2Dfb2dX2D4147X2DadadX2Db44b6081ed77 . -_:B9fdf782aX2Dfb2dX2D4147X2DadadX2Db44b6081ed77 . -_:B9fdf782aX2Dfb2dX2D4147X2DadadX2Db44b6081ed77 "1"^^ . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: The apparent equilibrium constant, K', and associated values. \nUsage: Concentrations in the equilibrium constant equation refer to the total concentrations of all forms of particular biochemical reactants. For example, in the equilibrium constant equation for the biochemical reaction in which ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and inorganic phosphate:\n\nK' = [ADP][Pi]/[ATP],\n\nThe concentration of ATP refers to the total concentration of all of the following species:\n\n[ATP] = [ATP4-] + [HATP3-] + [H2ATP2-] + [MgATP2-] + [MgHATP-] + [Mg2ATP].\n\nThe apparent equilibrium constant is formally dimensionless, and can be kept so by inclusion of as many of the terms (1 mol/dm3) in the numerator or denominator as necessary. It is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log10[Mg2+]). Therefore, these quantities must be specified to be precise, and values for KEQ for biochemical reactions may be represented as 5-tuples of the form (K' T I pH pMg). This property may have multiple values, representing different measurements for K' obtained under the different experimental conditions listed in the 5-tuple. (This definition adapted from EcoCyc)\n\nSee http://www.chem.qmul.ac.uk/iubmb/thermod/ for a thermodynamics tutorial." . - . - . - . - "The apparent equilibrium constant K'. Concentrations in the equilibrium constant equation refer to the total concentrations of all forms of particular biochemical reactants. For example, in the equilibrium constant equation for the biochemical reaction in which ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and inorganic phosphate:\n\nK' = [ADP][Pi]/[ATP],\n\nThe concentration of ATP refers to the total concentration of all of the following species:\n\n[ATP] = [ATP4-] + [HATP3-] + [H2ATP2-] + [MgATP2-] + [MgHATP-] + [Mg2ATP].\n\nThe apparent equilibrium constant is formally dimensionless, and can be kept so by inclusion of as many of the terms (1 mol/dm3) in the numerator or denominator as necessary. It is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log10[Mg2+]).\n(Definition from EcoCyc)" . - . - . - . - "The participants on the left side of the conversion interaction. Since conversion interactions may proceed in either the left-to-right or right-to-left direction, occupants of the left property may be either reactants or products. left is a sub-property of participants." . - . - . - . - . - "An entity reference that qualifies for the definition of this group. For example a member of a PFAM protein family." . - . - . - . - . - "An entity feature that belongs to this homology grouping.\nThese features should be of the same class of this EntityFeature\nThese features should be an EntityFeature of an EntityReference which is a memberEntityReference of the EntityReference of this feature.\nIf this set is not empty than the sequenceLocation of this feature should be non-specified.\nExample: a homologous phosphorylation site across a protein family." . - . - . - . - . - "This property stores the members of a generic physical entity. \n\nFor representing homology generics a better way is to use generic entity references and generic features. However not all generic logic can be captured by this, such as complex generics or rare cases where feature cardinality is variable. Usages of this property should be limited to such cases." . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: An entity feature that represents the covalently modified state of a dna, rna or a protein. \n\nRationale: In Biology, identity of DNA, RNA and Protein entities are defined around a wildtype sequence. Covalent modifications to this basal sequence are represented using modificaton features. Since small molecules are identified based on their chemical structure, not sequence, a covalent modification to a small molecule would result in a different molecule. \n\nUsage: The added groups should be simple and stateless, such as phosphate or methyl groups and are captured by the modificationType controlled vocabulary. In other cases, such as covalently linked proteins, use CovalentBindingFeature instead. \n\nInstances: A phosphorylation on a protein, a methylation on a DNA." . - . - . - . - "Description and classification of the feature." . - . - . -_:Bf32757c2X2D050fX2D499fX2D8660X2D1bbcdd356b8c . - _:Bf32757c2X2D050fX2D499fX2D8660X2D1bbcdd356b8c . -_:Bf32757c2X2D050fX2D499fX2D8660X2D1bbcdd356b8c . -_:Bf32757c2X2D050fX2D499fX2D8660X2D1bbcdd356b8c . - . -_:B47a450ecX2Dcc0fX2D4e8aX2D9c3bX2D5933e31eaffe . - _:B47a450ecX2Dcc0fX2D4e8aX2D9c3bX2D5933e31eaffe . -_:B47a450ecX2Dcc0fX2D4e8aX2D9c3bX2D5933e31eaffe . -_:B47a450ecX2Dcc0fX2D4e8aX2D9c3bX2D5933e31eaffe . - . - . - "Definition: A control interaction in which a physical entity modulates a catalysis interaction. \n\nRationale: Biologically, most modulation interactions describe an interaction in which a small molecule alters the ability of an enzyme to catalyze a specific reaction. Instances of this class describe a pairing between a modulating entity and a catalysis interaction.\n\nUsage: A typical modulation instance has a small molecule as the controller entity and a catalysis instance as the controlled entity. A separate modulation instance should be created for each different catalysis instance that a physical entity may modulate, and for each different physical entity that may modulate a catalysis instance.\nExamples: Allosteric activation and competitive inhibition of an enzyme's ability to catalyze a specific reaction." . - . - . -_:B19fe0144X2Dbba2X2D47b6X2D96d5X2D3142252e476e . - _:B19fe0144X2Dbba2X2D47b6X2D96d5X2D3142252e476e . -_:B19fe0144X2Dbba2X2D47b6X2D96d5X2D3142252e476e . -_:B19fe0144X2Dbba2X2D47b6X2D96d5X2D3142252e476e . - . - . - "Definition: An interaction in which participants bind physically to each other, directly or indirectly through intermediary molecules.\n\nRationale: There is a large body of interaction data, mostly produced by high throughput systems, that does not satisfy the level of detail required to model them with ComplexAssembly class. Specifically, what is lacking is the stoichiometric information and completeness (closed-world) of participants required to model them as chemical processes. Nevertheless interaction data is extremely useful and can be captured in BioPAX using this class. \n \nUsage: This class should be used by default for representing molecular interactions such as those defined by PSI-MI level 2.5. The participants in a molecular interaction should be listed in the PARTICIPANT slot. Note that this is one of the few cases in which the PARTICPANT slot should be directly populated with instances (see comments on the PARTICPANTS property in the interaction class description). If all participants are known with exact stoichiometry, ComplexAssembly class should be used instead.\n\nExample: Two proteins observed to interact in a yeast-two-hybrid experiment where there is not enough experimental evidence to suggest that the proteins are forming a complex by themselves without any indirect involvement of other proteins. This is the case for most large-scale yeast two-hybrid screens." . - . - . - . - "Defines the molecular weight of the molecule, in daltons."@en . - . - . -_:B33fcc173X2D879cX2D4d4aX2Db755X2D15502570637e . - _:B33fcc173X2D879cX2D4d4aX2Db755X2D15502570637e . - . -_:B33fcc173X2D879cX2D4d4aX2Db755X2D15502570637e _:B65966f45X2D7575X2D4e8dX2Db8caX2D8d2f8621ab7c . -_:B65966f45X2D7575X2D4e8dX2Db8caX2D8d2f8621ab7c . - . -_:B65966f45X2D7575X2D4e8dX2Db8caX2D8d2f8621ab7c _:B808ac871X2Dd5a5X2D4e2fX2Dbc5dX2Dfc5027eb11c3 . -_:B808ac871X2Dd5a5X2D4e2fX2Dbc5dX2Dfc5027eb11c3 . - . -_:B808ac871X2Dd5a5X2D4e2fX2Dbc5dX2Dfc5027eb11c3 _:Bb5715de0X2Dfba1X2D4227X2Da5edX2D83c5ad76de39 . -_:Bb5715de0X2Dfba1X2D4227X2Da5edX2D83c5ad76de39 . - . -_:Bb5715de0X2Dfba1X2D4227X2Da5edX2D83c5ad76de39 _:B1392a957X2D2983X2D4036X2D96e4X2D72329b4bcd9e . -_:B1392a957X2D2983X2D4036X2D96e4X2D72329b4bcd9e . -_:B1392a957X2D2983X2D4036X2D96e4X2D72329b4bcd9e . - "Synonyms for this entity. standardName and shortName are subproperties of this property and if declared they are automatically considered as names. \n\nWarning: Subproperties of name are functional, that is we expect to have only one standardName and shortName for a given entity. If a user decides to assign a different name to standardName or shortName, they have to remove the old triplet from the model too. If the old name should be retained as a synonym a regular \"name\" property should also be introduced with the old name."@en . - . - . - . - "The next step(s) of the pathway. Contains zero or more pathwayStep instances. If there is no next step, this property is empty. Multiple pathwayStep instances indicate pathway branching." . - . - . - . - "Sequence features where the owner physical entity has a feature. If not specified, other potential features are not known." . - . - . - . -_:B72f22195X2D23b5X2D48f7X2D86fbX2D0a5a167926a8 . - _:B72f22195X2D23b5X2D48f7X2D86fbX2D0a5a167926a8 . - . -_:B72f22195X2D23b5X2D48f7X2D86fbX2D0a5a167926a8 _:B36e22a7dX2D93f2X2D4ecaX2Dad20X2D832ec792a43d . -_:B36e22a7dX2D93f2X2D4ecaX2Dad20X2D832ec792a43d . - . -_:B36e22a7dX2D93f2X2D4ecaX2Dad20X2D832ec792a43d _:Ba3ac555cX2Df17dX2D4393X2Da997X2D3ea563e02a5d . -_:Ba3ac555cX2Df17dX2D4393X2Da997X2D3ea563e02a5d . - . -_:Ba3ac555cX2Df17dX2D4393X2Da997X2D3ea563e02a5d _:B622a79e3X2Db24cX2D47ccX2Daa56X2D8cfea84519c6 . -_:B622a79e3X2Db24cX2D47ccX2Daa56X2D8cfea84519c6 . - . -_:B622a79e3X2Db24cX2D47ccX2Daa56X2D8cfea84519c6 _:B0bb25384X2D4a62X2D49adX2D914dX2D2d9428fac0a1 . -_:B0bb25384X2D4a62X2D49adX2D914dX2D2d9428fac0a1 . - . -_:B0bb25384X2D4a62X2D49adX2D914dX2D2d9428fac0a1 _:B36bd8d58X2Daa9fX2D411eX2D8c52X2D92ec0c23354c . -_:B36bd8d58X2Daa9fX2D411eX2D8c52X2D92ec0c23354c . - . -_:B36bd8d58X2Daa9fX2D411eX2D8c52X2D92ec0c23354c _:B244f9529X2Df5ecX2D481eX2Da146X2D5b013adfd70c . -_:B244f9529X2Df5ecX2D481eX2Da146X2D5b013adfd70c . - . -_:B244f9529X2Df5ecX2D481eX2Da146X2D5b013adfd70c _:B216c94dcX2D3fe7X2D478eX2D92c7X2Db26839e3eaa4 . -_:B216c94dcX2D3fe7X2D478eX2D92c7X2Db26839e3eaa4 . -_:B216c94dcX2D3fe7X2D478eX2D92c7X2Db26839e3eaa4 . - "An organism, e.g. 'Homo sapiens'. This is the organism that the entity is found in. Pathways may not have an organism associated with them, for instance, reference pathways from KEGG. Sequence-based entities (DNA, protein, RNA) may contain an xref to a sequence database that contains organism information, in which case the information should be consistent with the value for ORGANISM."@en . - . - . - . - "This property lists the entities that participate in this interaction. For example, in a biochemical reaction, the participants are the union of the reactants and the products of the reaction. This property has a number of sub-properties, such as LEFT and RIGHT used in the biochemicalInteraction class. Any participant listed in a sub-property will automatically be assumed to also be in PARTICIPANTS by a number of software systems, including Protege, so this property should not contain any instances if there are instances contained in a sub-property." . - . - . - . - "Stoichiometry of the left and right participants." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A set or series of interactions, often forming a network, which biologists have found useful to group together for organizational, historic, biophysical or other reasons.\n\nUsage: Pathways can be used for demarcating any subnetwork of a BioPAX model. It is also possible to define a pathway without specifying the interactions within the pathway. In this case, the pathway instance could consist simply of a name and could be treated as a 'black box'. Pathways can also soverlap, i.e. a single interaction might belong to multiple pathways. Pathways can also contain sub-pathways. Pathways are continuants.\n\nSynonyms: network, module, cascade, \nExamples: glycolysis, valine biosynthesis, EGFR signaling" . - . - . - "The set of interactions and/or pathwaySteps in this pathway/network. Each instance of the pathwayStep class defines: 1) a set of interactions that together define a particular step in the pathway, for example a catalysis instance and the conversion that it catalyzes; 2) an order relationship to one or more other pathway steps (via the NEXT-STEP property). Note: This ordering is not necessarily temporal - the order described may simply represent connectivity between adjacent steps. Temporal ordering information should only be inferred from the direction of each interaction." . -_:B7e814ecbX2D1d97X2D427dX2D920eX2Deb6e588b0fdd . - _:B7e814ecbX2D1d97X2D427dX2D920eX2Deb6e588b0fdd . - . -_:B7e814ecbX2D1d97X2D427dX2D920eX2Deb6e588b0fdd _:Bd34ec4f8X2D2809X2D427dX2D960eX2D9f8ad780ba09 . -_:Bd34ec4f8X2D2809X2D427dX2D960eX2D9f8ad780ba09 . - . -_:Bd34ec4f8X2D2809X2D427dX2D960eX2D9f8ad780ba09 _:B8418ca96X2Dec4dX2D4ce2X2Da2aaX2D289f7c70f20f . -_:B8418ca96X2Dec4dX2D4ce2X2Da2aaX2D289f7c70f20f . -_:B8418ca96X2Dec4dX2D4ce2X2Da2aaX2D289f7c70f20f . - . - . - "The ordering of components (interactions and pathways) in the context of this pathway. This is useful to specific circular or branched pathways or orderings when component biochemical reactions are normally reversible, but are directed in the context of this pathway." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A step in an ordered pathway.\nRationale: Some pathways can have a temporal order. For example, if the pathway boundaries are based on a perturbation phenotype link, the pathway might start with the perturbing agent and end at gene expression leading to the observed changes. Pathway steps can represent directed compound graphs.\nUsage: Multiple interactions may occur in a pathway step, each should be listed in the stepProcess property. Order relationships between pathway steps may be established with the nextStep slot. If the reaction contained in the step is a reversible biochemical reaction but physiologically has a direction in the context of this pathway, use the subclass BiochemicalPathwayStep.\n\nExample: A metabolic pathway may contain a pathway step composed of one biochemical reaction (BR1) and one catalysis (CAT1) instance, where CAT1 describes the catalysis of BR1. The M phase of the cell cycle, defined as a pathway, precedes the G1 phase, also defined as a pathway." . - . - . - . - "The phenotype data from PATO, formatted as PhenoXML (defined at http://www.fruitfly.org/~cjm/obd/formats.html)" . - . - . - . -_:B228cc56dX2D7229X2D475cX2Db3ecX2Ddad3993250fe . - _:B228cc56dX2D7229X2D475cX2Db3ecX2Ddad3993250fe . - . -_:B228cc56dX2D7229X2D475cX2Db3ecX2Ddad3993250fe _:Be2a34986X2D6d2cX2D4fbcX2Dbf4fX2Dcf38c4d4552a . -_:Be2a34986X2D6d2cX2D4fbcX2Dbf4fX2Dcf38c4d4552a . - . -_:Be2a34986X2D6d2cX2D4fbcX2Dbf4fX2Dcf38c4d4552a _:Bb34119efX2Db12dX2D485aX2Da897X2Df27c0f650d48 . -_:Bb34119efX2Db12dX2D485aX2Da897X2Df27c0f650d48 . -_:Bb34119efX2Db12dX2D485aX2Da897X2Df27c0f650d48 . - "A measure of acidity and alkalinity of a solution that is a number on a scale on which a value of 7 represents neutrality and lower numbers indicate increasing acidity and higher numbers increasing alkalinity and on which each unit of change represents a tenfold change in acidity or alkalinity and that is the negative logarithm of the effective hydrogen-ion concentration or hydrogen-ion activity in gram equivalents per liter of the solution. (Definition from Merriam-Webster Dictionary)" . - . - . - . - . - "The phenotype quality used to define this genetic interaction e.g. viability." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: The phenotype measured in the experiment e.g. growth rate or viability of a cell. This is only the type, not the value e.g. for a synthetic lethal interaction, the phenotype is viability, specified by ID: PATO:0000169, \"viability\", not the value (specified by ID: PATO:0000718, \"lethal (sensu genetics)\". A single term in a phenotype controlled vocabulary can be referenced using the xref, or the PhenoXML describing the PATO EQ model phenotype description can be stored as a string in PATO-DATA." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A pool of molecules or molecular complexes. \n\nComments: Each PhysicalEntity is defined by a sequence or structure based on an EntityReference AND any set of Features that are given. For example, ser46 phosphorylated p53 is a physical entity in BioPAX defined by the p53 sequence and the phosphorylation feature on the serine at position 46 in the sequence. Features are any combination of cellular location, covalent and non-covalent bonds with other molecules and covalent modifications. \n\nFor a specific molecule to be a member of the pool it has to satisfy all of the specified features. Unspecified features are treated as unknowns or unneccesary. Features that are known to not be on the molecules should be explicitly stated with the \"not feature\" property. \nA physical entity in BioPAX never represents a specific molecular instance. \n\nPhysical Entity can be heterogenous and potentially overlap, i.e. a single molecule can be counted as a member of multiple pools. This makes BioPAX semantics different than regular chemical notation but is necessary for dealing with combinatorial complexity. \n\nSynonyms: part, interactor, object, species\n\nExamples: extracellular calcium, ser 64 phosphorylated p53" . - . - . - . - "The physical entity to be annotated with stoichiometry."@en . - . - . - . -_:B1b82647cX2D9b00X2D492eX2D8d3cX2Dab899f8ddd51 . - _:B1b82647cX2D9b00X2D492eX2D8d3cX2Dab899f8ddd51 . - . -_:B1b82647cX2D9b00X2D492eX2D8d3cX2Dab899f8ddd51 _:B348ed376X2Dc129X2D423eX2D84c1X2D554843bb8d32 . -_:B348ed376X2Dc129X2D423eX2D84c1X2D554843bb8d32 . - . -_:B348ed376X2Dc129X2D423eX2D84c1X2D554843bb8d32 _:Bf3469110X2D6b02X2D4869X2Dbf16X2D133e90f199e6 . -_:Bf3469110X2D6b02X2D4869X2Dbf16X2D133e90f199e6 . -_:Bf3469110X2D6b02X2D4869X2Dbf16X2D133e90f199e6 . - "A measure of the concentration of magnesium (Mg) in solution. (pMg = -log10[Mg2+])" . - . - . - . - . - "The confidence status of the sequence position. This could be:\nEQUAL: The SEQUENCE-POSITION is known to be at the SEQUENCE-POSITION.\nGREATER-THAN: The site is greater than the SEQUENCE-POSITION.\nLESS-THAN: The site is less than the SEQUENCE-POSITION." . -_:B312f000cX2D24c9X2D4994X2DbebdX2Dd1ef65ef7a13 . - _:B312f000cX2D24c9X2D4994X2DbebdX2Dd1ef65ef7a13 . -_:B27ee26d0X2D15cbX2D490aX2D8caeX2D7e27b0d62179 . -_:B312f000cX2D24c9X2D4994X2DbebdX2Dd1ef65ef7a13 _:B27ee26d0X2D15cbX2D490aX2D8caeX2D7e27b0d62179 . -_:B27ee26d0X2D15cbX2D490aX2D8caeX2D7e27b0d62179 "EQUAL" . -_:Bbb117ba7X2D8eb4X2D48a0X2D93c2X2D70122572fc45 . -_:B27ee26d0X2D15cbX2D490aX2D8caeX2D7e27b0d62179 _:Bbb117ba7X2D8eb4X2D48a0X2D93c2X2D70122572fc45 . -_:Bbb117ba7X2D8eb4X2D48a0X2D93c2X2D70122572fc45 "LESS-THAN" . -_:B1f251a29X2Dbce6X2D4fc1X2D882cX2Df3c11490c743 . -_:Bbb117ba7X2D8eb4X2D48a0X2D93c2X2D70122572fc45 _:B1f251a29X2Dbce6X2D4fc1X2D882cX2Df3c11490c743 . -_:B1f251a29X2Dbce6X2D4fc1X2D882cX2Df3c11490c743 "GREATER-THAN" . -_:B1f251a29X2Dbce6X2D4fc1X2D882cX2Df3c11490c743 . - . - . - "The product of a template reaction." . -_:Bdf131ed8X2D36eaX2D465fX2Db225X2De7df83106925 . - _:Bdf131ed8X2D36eaX2D465fX2Db225X2De7df83106925 . - . -_:Bdf131ed8X2D36eaX2D465fX2Db225X2De7df83106925 _:B254ab694X2D2502X2D49b3X2Db399X2D79fa93bb8d7a . -_:B254ab694X2D2502X2D49b3X2Db399X2D79fa93bb8d7a . - . -_:B254ab694X2D2502X2D49b3X2Db399X2D79fa93bb8d7a _:B71d7d236X2DbbbcX2D4935X2Daa63X2Dd9bd1222c572 . -_:B71d7d236X2DbbbcX2D4935X2Daa63X2Dd9bd1222c572 . - . -_:B71d7d236X2DbbbcX2D4935X2Daa63X2Dd9bd1222c572 _:Bb4200196X2D9995X2D454aX2Da823X2Dc4d8b5849e32 . -_:Bb4200196X2D9995X2D454aX2Da823X2Dc4d8b5849e32 . -_:Bb4200196X2D9995X2D454aX2Da823X2Dc4d8b5849e32 . - . - . - . -_:B3efd2013X2Dd3edX2D4c6cX2D947dX2D5688cc0573f1 . - _:B3efd2013X2Dd3edX2D4c6cX2D947dX2D5688cc0573f1 . -_:B3efd2013X2Dd3edX2D4c6cX2D947dX2D5688cc0573f1 . -_:B3efd2013X2Dd3edX2D4c6cX2D947dX2D5688cc0573f1 . -_:B26f5da0bX2D2390X2D4ae7X2D9507X2D4fa13b51c7a2 . - _:B26f5da0bX2D2390X2D4ae7X2D9507X2D4fa13b51c7a2 . -_:B26f5da0bX2D2390X2D4ae7X2D9507X2D4fa13b51c7a2 . -_:B26f5da0bX2D2390X2D4ae7X2D9507X2D4fa13b51c7a2 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A physical entity consisting of a sequence of amino acids; a protein monomer; a single polypeptide chain.\nExamples: The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) protein." . - . -_:B3fb2353bX2D04d9X2D4938X2Dbc2eX2D6a3080052cc9 . - _:B3fb2353bX2D04d9X2D4938X2Dbc2eX2D6a3080052cc9 . -_:B3fb2353bX2D04d9X2D4938X2Dbc2eX2D6a3080052cc9 . -_:B3fb2353bX2D04d9X2D4938X2Dbc2eX2D6a3080052cc9 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Description: A protein reference is a grouping of several protein entities that are encoded by the same genetic sequence. Members can differ in any combination of cellular location, sequence features and bound partners.\nRationale: Protein molecules, encoded by the same genetic sequence can be present in (combinatorially many) different states, as a result of post translational modifications and non-covalent bonds. Each state, chemically, is a different pool of molecules. They are, however, related to each other because:\nThey all share the same \"base\" genetic sequence.\nThey can only be converted to each other but not to any other protein\nComments:Most Protein databases, including UniProt would map one to one with ProteinReferences in BioPAX." . - . -_:Bc667e853X2Da41eX2D4ccfX2D8b15X2D72ea902ab3eb . - _:Bc667e853X2Da41eX2D4ccfX2D8b15X2D72ea902ab3eb . -_:Bc667e853X2Da41eX2D4ccfX2D8b15X2D72ea902ab3eb . -_:B5db3f432X2Dc19aX2D4d32X2Da9acX2D12cba9192e45 . -_:Bc667e853X2Da41eX2D4ccfX2D8b15X2D72ea902ab3eb _:B5db3f432X2Dc19aX2D4d32X2Da9acX2D12cba9192e45 . - . -_:B5db3f432X2Dc19aX2D4d32X2Da9acX2D12cba9192e45 _:Bfbdae564X2D8283X2D4599X2D8204X2D3b963301696b . -_:Bfbdae564X2D8283X2D4599X2D8204X2D3b963301696b . - . -_:Bfbdae564X2D8283X2D4599X2D8204X2D3b963301696b _:Bb3f8ec80X2Dd310X2D4d02X2Db74fX2D14cba784cba5 . -_:Bb3f8ec80X2Dd310X2D4d02X2Db74fX2D14cba784cba5 . -_:Bb3f8ec80X2Dd310X2D4d02X2Db74fX2D14cba784cba5 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: The direct source of pathway data or score.\nUsage: This does not store the trail of sources from the generation of the data to this point, only the last known source, such as a database, tool or algorithm. The xref property may contain a publicationXref referencing a publication describing the data source (e.g. a database publication). A unificationXref may be used when pointing to an entry in a database of databases describing this database.\nExamples: A database, scoring method or person name." . - . - . - . - "Definition: An xref that defines a reference to a publication such as a book, journal article, web page, or software manual.\nUsage: The reference may or may not be in a database, although references to PubMed are preferred when possible. The publication should make a direct reference to the instance it is attached to. Publication xrefs should make use of PubMed IDs wherever possible. The DB property of an xref to an entry in PubMed should use the string \"PubMed\" and not \"MEDLINE\".\nExamples: PubMed:10234245" . - . - . -_:B36a11a21X2D1173X2D439eX2D91e7X2D9b8efecd14b1 . - _:B36a11a21X2D1173X2D439eX2D91e7X2D9b8efecd14b1 . - . -_:B36a11a21X2D1173X2D439eX2D91e7X2D9b8efecd14b1 _:B9b93d522X2D704dX2D48e2X2Db206X2D344b96c1d918 . -_:B9b93d522X2D704dX2D48e2X2Db206X2D344b96c1d918 . - . -_:B9b93d522X2D704dX2D48e2X2Db206X2D344b96c1d918 _:B6adc8f8dX2De83cX2D41c4X2DbfaaX2De6ea36b69f31 . -_:B6adc8f8dX2De83cX2D41c4X2DbfaaX2De6ea36b69f31 . -_:B6adc8f8dX2De83cX2D41c4X2DbfaaX2De6ea36b69f31 . - . - . - . - "Definition:A controlled vocabulary term that defines the type of relationship that this xref defines.\nUsage: There is currently no controlled vocabulary of relationship types for BioPAX, although one will be created in the future as the usage of this property increases." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: Vocabulary for defining relationship Xref types. A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) Cross Reference type. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0353&termName=cross-reference%20type" . - . - . - "Definition: An xref that defines a reference to an entity in an external resource that does not have the same biological identity as the referring entity.\nUsage: There is currently no controlled vocabulary of relationship types for BioPAX, although one will be created in the future if a need develops.\nExamples: A link between a gene G in a BioPAX data collection, and the protein product P of that gene in an external database. This is not a unification xref because G and P are different biological entities (one is a gene and one is a protein). Another example is a relationship xref for a protein that refers to the Gene Ontology biological process, e.g. 'immune response,' that the protein is involved in." . - . - . - "The participants on the right side of the conversion interaction. Since conversion interactions may proceed in either the left-to-right or right-to-left direction, occupants of the RIGHT property may be either reactants or products. RIGHT is a sub-property of PARTICIPANTS." . - . - . - . -_:B81904beeX2Deb5eX2D4b1cX2Dad76X2Dd4abe4c3f266 . - _:B81904beeX2Deb5eX2D4b1cX2Dad76X2Dd4abe4c3f266 . -_:B81904beeX2Deb5eX2D4b1cX2Dad76X2Dd4abe4c3f266 . -_:B81904beeX2Deb5eX2D4b1cX2Dad76X2Dd4abe4c3f266 . -_:B95763fb1X2D6e8eX2D4b0fX2D9435X2Dbf8ba7855edc . - _:B95763fb1X2D6e8eX2D4b0fX2D9435X2Dbf8ba7855edc . -_:B95763fb1X2D6e8eX2D4b0fX2D9435X2Dbf8ba7855edc . -_:B95763fb1X2D6e8eX2D4b0fX2D9435X2Dbf8ba7855edc . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A physical entity consisting of a sequence of ribonucleotide monophosphates; a ribonucleic acid.\nUsage: RNA should be used for pools of individual RNA molecules. For describing subregions on those molecules use RNARegion.\nExamples: messengerRNA, microRNA, ribosomalRNA. A specific example is the let-7 microRNA." . - . -_:Bf885ceafX2Dd880X2D4635X2Db2ddX2D06d3d83b4da5 . - _:Bf885ceafX2Dd880X2D4635X2Db2ddX2D06d3d83b4da5 . -_:Bf885ceafX2Dd880X2D4635X2Db2ddX2D06d3d83b4da5 . -_:Bf885ceafX2Dd880X2D4635X2Db2ddX2D06d3d83b4da5 . -_:Ba9edb771X2Ddf9cX2D43deX2D946cX2D376bb22478fa . - _:Ba9edb771X2Ddf9cX2D43deX2D946cX2D376bb22478fa . -_:Ba9edb771X2Ddf9cX2D43deX2D946cX2D376bb22478fa . -_:Ba9edb771X2Ddf9cX2D43deX2D946cX2D376bb22478fa . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Defintion: A RNA reference is a grouping of several RNA entities that are either encoded by the same gene or replicates of the same genome. Members can differ in celular location, sequence features and bound partners. Currently conformational states (such as hairpin) are not covered." . - . -_:B2b8a9e81X2D34f4X2D422bX2Da339X2D3bf1a54558a8 . - _:B2b8a9e81X2D34f4X2D422bX2Da339X2D3bf1a54558a8 . -_:B2b8a9e81X2D34f4X2D422bX2Da339X2D3bf1a54558a8 . -_:B2b8a9e81X2D34f4X2D422bX2Da339X2D3bf1a54558a8 . -_:B572beec3X2DbeefX2D4f7bX2D8cb8X2D1cf3fa1be213 . - _:B572beec3X2DbeefX2D4f7bX2D8cb8X2D1cf3fa1be213 . -_:B572beec3X2DbeefX2D4f7bX2D8cb8X2D1cf3fa1be213 . -_:B572beec3X2DbeefX2D4f7bX2D8cb8X2D1cf3fa1be213 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A region on a RNA molecule. \nUsage: RNARegion is not a pool of independent molecules but a subregion on these molecules. As such, every RNARegion has a defining RNA molecule. \nExamples: CDS, 3' UTR, Hairpin" . - . - . -_:B0a01c9e7X2Dff02X2D4e5cX2D9ce9X2D01d8043f19e2 . - _:B0a01c9e7X2Dff02X2D4e5cX2D9ce9X2D01d8043f19e2 . -_:B0a01c9e7X2Dff02X2D4e5cX2D9ce9X2D01d8043f19e2 . -_:B0a01c9e7X2Dff02X2D4e5cX2D9ce9X2D01d8043f19e2 . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A RNARegion reference is a grouping of several RNARegion entities that are common in sequence and genomic position. Members can differ in celular location, sequence features, mutations and bound partners." . - . - . -_:B97ee4603X2D4285X2D4f17X2Db203X2Dea1f336b2a14 . - _:B97ee4603X2D4285X2D4f17X2Db203X2Dea1f336b2a14 . -_:B97ee4603X2D4285X2D4f17X2Db203X2Dea1f336b2a14 . -_:B97ee4603X2D4285X2D4f17X2Db203X2Dea1f336b2a14 "1"^^ . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A score associated with a publication reference describing how the score was determined, the name of the method and a comment briefly describing the method.\nUsage: The xref must contain at least one publication that describes the method used to determine the score value. There is currently no standard way of describing values, so any string is valid.\nExamples: The statistical significance of a result, e.g. \"p<0.05\"." . - . - . - . - "This property defines the source of the scoring methodology --\na publication or web site describing the scoring methodology and the range of values." . - . - . - . -_:B9a184570X2Db88dX2D4e5eX2Da32eX2Ddb0c988fc6d6 . - _:B9a184570X2Db88dX2D4e5eX2Da32eX2Ddb0c988fc6d6 . - . -_:B9a184570X2Db88dX2D4e5eX2Da32eX2Ddb0c988fc6d6 _:B31833286X2D9712X2D4fb1X2D99e8X2D8b7800f690ec . -_:B31833286X2D9712X2D4fb1X2D99e8X2D8b7800f690ec . - . -_:B31833286X2D9712X2D4fb1X2D99e8X2D8b7800f690ec _:Be0169385X2D1ba7X2D45f7X2Da1adX2De657e98f849e . -_:Be0169385X2D1ba7X2D45f7X2Da1adX2De657e98f849e . - . -_:Be0169385X2D1ba7X2D45f7X2Da1adX2De657e98f849e _:Bd0ea796fX2D6d50X2D4f37X2Da1e6X2Dee3754ec5d9f . -_:Bd0ea796fX2D6d50X2D4f37X2Da1e6X2Dee3754ec5d9f . - . -_:Bd0ea796fX2D6d50X2D4f37X2Da1e6X2Dee3754ec5d9f _:B865de179X2D4551X2D4243X2Db4b2X2Dcd2c2d054073 . -_:B865de179X2D4551X2D4243X2Db4b2X2Dcd2c2d054073 . - . -_:B865de179X2D4551X2D4243X2Db4b2X2Dcd2c2d054073 _:Bff562ce2X2D578bX2D4f12X2D8d82X2De4286a8ef9a8 . -_:Bff562ce2X2D578bX2D4f12X2D8d82X2De4286a8ef9a8 . -_:Bff562ce2X2D578bX2D4f12X2D8d82X2De4286a8ef9a8 . - "Polymer sequence in uppercase letters. For DNA, usually A,C,G,T letters representing the nucleosides of adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine, respectively; for RNA, usually A, C, U, G; for protein, usually the letters corresponding to the 20 letter IUPAC amino acid code."@en . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: An interval on a sequence. \nUsage: Interval is defined as an ordered pair of SequenceSites. All of the sequence from the begin site to the end site (inclusive) is described, not any subset." . - . - . - . - "The begin position of a sequence interval." . - . - . - . - . - "The end position of a sequence interval." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A location on a nucleotide or amino acid sequence.\nUsage: For most purposes it is more appropriate to use subclasses of this class. Direct instances of SequenceLocation can be used for uknown locations that can not be classified neither as an interval nor a site." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definiiton: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) of covalent sequence modifications. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0252&termName=biological%20feature. Only children that are covelent modifications at specific positions can be used." . - . - . - . - "The integer listed gives the position. The first base or amino acid is position 1. In combination with the numeric value, the property 'POSITION-STATUS' allows to express fuzzy positions, e.g. 'less than 4'." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference to a controlled vocabulary of sequence regions, such as InterPro or Sequence Ontology (SO). Homepage at http://www.sequenceontology.org/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=SO" . - . - . - . - "Definition: Describes a site on a sequence, i.e. the position of a single nucleotide or amino acid.\nUsage: A sequence site is always defined based on the reference sequence of the owning entity. For DNARegion and RNARegion it is relative to the region itself not the genome or full RNA molecule." . - . -_:B6bb12d3dX2D906fX2D47a3X2Dbd4eX2Dde6b292efb90 . - _:B6bb12d3dX2D906fX2D47a3X2Dbd4eX2Dde6b292efb90 . -_:B6bb12d3dX2D906fX2D47a3X2Dbd4eX2Dde6b292efb90 . -_:B6bb12d3dX2D906fX2D47a3X2Dbd4eX2Dde6b292efb90 . -_:B6e8720a7X2D0583X2D4d08X2Dbf4fX2D43f8ea8e83ab . - _:B6e8720a7X2D0583X2D4d08X2Dbf4fX2D43f8ea8e83ab . -_:B6e8720a7X2D0583X2D4d08X2Dbf4fX2D43f8ea8e83ab . -_:B6e8720a7X2D0583X2D4d08X2Dbf4fX2D43f8ea8e83ab . -_:B95a361d3X2D5d5eX2D43b4X2Da67aX2D877befdf76fa . - _:B95a361d3X2D5d5eX2D43b4X2Da67aX2D877befdf76fa . -_:B95a361d3X2D5d5eX2D43b4X2Da67aX2D877befdf76fa . -_:B95a361d3X2D5d5eX2D43b4X2Da67aX2D877befdf76fa . - . -_:Baee69f25X2De59bX2D4f53X2D9d50X2Db1851b372603 . - _:Baee69f25X2De59bX2D4f53X2D9d50X2Db1851b372603 . -_:Baee69f25X2De59bX2D4f53X2D9d50X2Db1851b372603 . -_:Baee69f25X2De59bX2D4f53X2D9d50X2Db1851b372603 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A pool of molecules that are neither complexes nor are genetically encoded.\n\nRationale: Identity of small molecules are based on structure, rather than sequence as in the case of DNA, RNA or Protein. A small molecule reference is a grouping of several small molecule entities that have the same chemical structure. \n\nUsage : Smalle Molecules can have a cellular location and binding features. They can't have modification features as covalent modifications of small molecules are not considered as state changes but treated as different molecules.\nSome non-genomic macromolecules, such as large complex carbohydrates are currently covered by small molecules despite they lack a static structure. Better coverage for such molecules require representation of generic stoichiometry and polymerization, currently planned for BioPAX level 4.\n\nExamples: glucose, penicillin, phosphatidylinositol" . - . -_:Bddab239fX2D6d0bX2D4f29X2D927fX2D81445b6a8f33 . - _:Bddab239fX2D6d0bX2D4f29X2D927fX2D81445b6a8f33 . -_:Bddab239fX2D6d0bX2D4f29X2D927fX2D81445b6a8f33 . -_:Bddab239fX2D6d0bX2D4f29X2D927fX2D81445b6a8f33 . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "A small molecule reference is a grouping of several small molecule entities that have the same chemical structure. Members can differ in celular location and bound partners. Covalent modifications of small molecules are not considered as state changes but treated as different molecules." . - . - . - "The source in which the reference was published, such as: a book title, or a journal title and volume and pages." . - . - . - . - . - "Specifies whether a conversion occurs spontaneously or not. If the spontaneity is not known, the SPONTANEOUS property should be left empty." . - . - . - . - "The preferred full name for this entity, if exists assigned by a standard nomenclature organization such as HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee.\n\nWarning: Subproperties of name are functional, that is we expect to have only one standardName and shortName for a given entity. If a user decides to assign a different name to standardName or shortName, they have to remove the old triplet from the model too. If the old name should be retained as a synonym a regular \"name\" property should also be introduced with the old name."@en . - . - . - . - . - . - "The central process that take place at this step of the biochemical pathway." . - . - . - . - . - . - "Direction of the conversion in this particular pathway context. \nThis property can be used for annotating direction of enzymatic activity. Even if an enzyme catalyzes a reaction reversibly, the flow of matter through the pathway will force the equilibrium in a given direction for that particular pathway." . -_:B483f07c2X2D712eX2D431eX2Dbf1dX2Df1782f74c43c . - _:B483f07c2X2D712eX2D431eX2Dbf1dX2Df1782f74c43c . -_:Bf5c58d1aX2De5c1X2D4540X2D9df8X2Da9eed91cdd2a . -_:B483f07c2X2D712eX2D431eX2Dbf1dX2Df1782f74c43c _:Bf5c58d1aX2De5c1X2D4540X2D9df8X2Da9eed91cdd2a . -_:Bf5c58d1aX2De5c1X2D4540X2D9df8X2Da9eed91cdd2a "REVERSIBLE" . -_:B223e36bfX2D8c79X2D4d37X2Da7dfX2Dca317cfc8fcf . -_:Bf5c58d1aX2De5c1X2D4540X2D9df8X2Da9eed91cdd2a _:B223e36bfX2D8c79X2D4d37X2Da7dfX2Dca317cfc8fcf . -_:B223e36bfX2D8c79X2D4d37X2Da7dfX2Dca317cfc8fcf "RIGHT-TO-LEFT" . -_:B57be00f8X2D011eX2D4b3fX2D88ccX2D7e5a86429a92 . -_:B223e36bfX2D8c79X2D4d37X2Da7dfX2Dca317cfc8fcf _:B57be00f8X2D011eX2D4b3fX2D88ccX2D7e5a86429a92 . -_:B57be00f8X2D011eX2D4b3fX2D88ccX2D7e5a86429a92 "LEFT-TO-RIGHT" . -_:B57be00f8X2D011eX2D4b3fX2D88ccX2D7e5a86429a92 . - . - . - "An interaction or a pathway that are a part of this pathway step." . -_:Bc71c2552X2D4012X2D4156X2D9fa0X2Df85560dcebc2 . - _:Bc71c2552X2D4012X2D4156X2D9fa0X2Df85560dcebc2 . - . -_:Bc71c2552X2D4012X2D4156X2D9fa0X2Df85560dcebc2 _:Bef838030X2D07e5X2D4307X2Db631X2D964936aff616 . -_:Bef838030X2D07e5X2D4307X2Db631X2D964936aff616 . - . -_:Bef838030X2D07e5X2D4307X2Db631X2D964936aff616 _:B7bf87f58X2DfcbeX2D44b7X2Db3a2X2Db79a9053a519 . -_:B7bf87f58X2DfcbeX2D44b7X2Db3a2X2Db79a9053a519 . -_:B7bf87f58X2DfcbeX2D44b7X2Db3a2X2Db79a9053a519 . - . - . - . - "Stoichiometric coefficient for one of the entities in an interaction or complex. This value can be any rational number. Generic values such as \"n\" or \"n+1\" should not be used - polymers are currently not covered." . - . - . - . -_:Be60447f1X2Df808X2D4509X2D90aaX2Db014e5ecdded . - _:Be60447f1X2Df808X2D4509X2D90aaX2Db014e5ecdded . -_:Be60447f1X2Df808X2D4509X2D90aaX2Db014e5ecdded . -_:Be60447f1X2Df808X2D4509X2D90aaX2Db014e5ecdded "1"^^ . -_:B428ec950X2D59bbX2D4162X2Da721X2D3eedb9152030 . - _:B428ec950X2D59bbX2D4162X2Da721X2D3eedb9152030 . -_:B428ec950X2D59bbX2D4162X2Da721X2D3eedb9152030 . -_:B428ec950X2D59bbX2D4162X2Da721X2D3eedb9152030 "1"^^ . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: Stoichiometric coefficient of a physical entity in the context of a conversion or complex.\nUsage: For each participating element there must be 0 or 1 stoichiometry element. A non-existing stoichiometric element is treated as unknown.\nThis is an n-ary bridge for left, right and component properties. Relative stoichiometries ( e.g n, n+1) often used for describing polymerization is not supported." . - . - . - . - "Defines the chemical structure and other information about this molecule, using an instance of class chemicalStructure."@en . - . - . - . - . - "This property holds a string of data defining chemical structure,in one of the three formats:CML, SMILES or InChI. If, for example,the CML format is used, then the value of this property is a string containing the XML encoding of the CML data." . - . - . - . - . - "This property specifies which format is used to define chemical structure data."@en . -_:B1501e2a0X2Dcf6cX2D42eaX2D8cebX2D6438de120793 . - _:B1501e2a0X2Dcf6cX2D42eaX2D8cebX2D6438de120793 . -_:Ba5ac3730X2Dde54X2D4228X2D85c6X2D3698549d8ea5 . -_:B1501e2a0X2Dcf6cX2D42eaX2D8cebX2D6438de120793 _:Ba5ac3730X2Dde54X2D4228X2D85c6X2D3698549d8ea5 . -_:Ba5ac3730X2Dde54X2D4228X2D85c6X2D3698549d8ea5 "CML" . -_:B5bcb0ddeX2D25c1X2D4628X2Dbfc1X2Df60034873d70 . -_:Ba5ac3730X2Dde54X2D4228X2D85c6X2D3698549d8ea5 _:B5bcb0ddeX2D25c1X2D4628X2Dbfc1X2Df60034873d70 . -_:B5bcb0ddeX2D25c1X2D4628X2Dbfc1X2Df60034873d70 "SMILES" . -_:Bc1153052X2D6243X2D4f2dX2Db344X2Ddf5c5bda8d2c . -_:B5bcb0ddeX2D25c1X2D4628X2Dbfc1X2Df60034873d70 _:Bc1153052X2D6243X2D4f2dX2Db344X2Ddf5c5bda8d2c . -_:Bc1153052X2D6243X2D4f2dX2Db344X2Ddf5c5bda8d2c "InChI" . -_:Bc1153052X2D6243X2D4f2dX2Db344X2Ddf5c5bda8d2c . - . -_:Bd6639827X2D8643X2D4eb3X2D8757X2D661ddbb6ca5f . - _:Bd6639827X2D8643X2D4eb3X2D8757X2D661ddbb6ca5f . - . -_:Bd6639827X2D8643X2D4eb3X2D8757X2D661ddbb6ca5f _:B3d367775X2Dd1feX2D44b6X2D8cebX2Df01b03469309 . -_:B3d367775X2Dd1feX2D44b6X2D8cebX2Df01b03469309 . - . -_:B3d367775X2Dd1feX2D44b6X2D8cebX2Df01b03469309 _:B7de6480bX2De73bX2D460bX2Dab46X2D087c3ea7e85f . -_:B7de6480bX2De73bX2D460bX2Dab46X2D087c3ea7e85f . - . -_:B7de6480bX2De73bX2D460bX2Dab46X2D087c3ea7e85f _:Bbd3966abX2Dca0aX2D451eX2D8ef9X2Dfe3bc85a38a6 . -_:Bbd3966abX2Dca0aX2D451eX2D8ef9X2Dfe3bc85a38a6 . - . -_:Bbd3966abX2Dca0aX2D451eX2D8ef9X2Dfe3bc85a38a6 _:Be3f919daX2D1778X2D4806X2Da364X2Dde1686a59b7f . -_:Be3f919daX2D1778X2D4806X2Da364X2Dde1686a59b7f . -_:Be3f919daX2D1778X2D4806X2Da364X2Dde1686a59b7f . - "The sub region of a region or nucleic acid molecule. The sub region must be wholly part of the region, not outside of it." . -_:B74a3ffe2X2D9ef1X2D47efX2Dac40X2Db76cfa0a05e8 . - _:B74a3ffe2X2D9ef1X2D47efX2Dac40X2Db76cfa0a05e8 . - . -_:B74a3ffe2X2D9ef1X2D47efX2Dac40X2Db76cfa0a05e8 _:B37b24eb1X2D0b33X2D412fX2Dac4bX2D9393769a5bff . -_:B37b24eb1X2D0b33X2D412fX2Dac4bX2D9393769a5bff . - . -_:B37b24eb1X2D0b33X2D412fX2Dac4bX2D9393769a5bff _:B964ae021X2D2f72X2D42e2X2Da118X2D60f97e0a2451 . -_:B964ae021X2D2f72X2D42e2X2Da118X2D60f97e0a2451 . -_:B964ae021X2D2f72X2D42e2X2Da118X2D60f97e0a2451 . - . - . -_:Bd2ecc369X2Dcab5X2D4887X2D9458X2D2a5388e54c84 . - _:Bd2ecc369X2Dcab5X2D4887X2D9458X2D2a5388e54c84 . - . -_:Bd2ecc369X2Dcab5X2D4887X2D9458X2D2a5388e54c84 _:Bf197c078X2Dda4cX2D4975X2Db786X2Dd49ea616acba . -_:Bf197c078X2Dda4cX2D4975X2Db786X2Dd49ea616acba . - . -_:Bf197c078X2Dda4cX2D4975X2Db786X2Dd49ea616acba _:B13cd3a77X2Dfb7bX2D4b55X2D8cfcX2Dd453ed385aad . -_:B13cd3a77X2Dfb7bX2D4b55X2D8cfcX2Dd453ed385aad . -_:B13cd3a77X2Dfb7bX2D4b55X2D8cfcX2Dd453ed385aad . - "Temperature in Celsius" . - . - . - . - . - "The template molecule that is used in this template reaction." . -_:Ba1fcd4cdX2D020aX2D47ceX2Db3f1X2D6e96a151a905 . - _:Ba1fcd4cdX2D020aX2D47ceX2Db3f1X2D6e96a151a905 . - . -_:Ba1fcd4cdX2D020aX2D47ceX2Db3f1X2D6e96a151a905 _:B14450826X2Dcb28X2D43c9X2Db057X2D33c1e6e10543 . -_:B14450826X2Dcb28X2D43c9X2Db057X2D33c1e6e10543 . - . -_:B14450826X2Dcb28X2D43c9X2Db057X2D33c1e6e10543 _:B4c4b1901X2D338aX2D4cf0X2Daa92X2D6e6e20e2a618 . -_:B4c4b1901X2D338aX2D4cf0X2Daa92X2D6e6e20e2a618 . - . -_:B4c4b1901X2D338aX2D4cf0X2Daa92X2D6e6e20e2a618 _:B16c387d8X2Dea94X2D4c66X2Db0bcX2D895b3aeed343 . -_:B16c387d8X2Dea94X2D4c66X2Db0bcX2D895b3aeed343 . - . -_:B16c387d8X2Dea94X2D4c66X2Db0bcX2D895b3aeed343 _:B23d7a7d4X2D20f1X2D48a9X2D8310X2D0b4f6cf2753b . -_:B23d7a7d4X2D20f1X2D48a9X2D8310X2D0b4f6cf2753b . -_:B23d7a7d4X2D20f1X2D48a9X2D8310X2D0b4f6cf2753b . - . - . - . - . - "The direction of the template reaction on the template." . -_:B5a42e11eX2D861bX2D44e9X2Dbd6cX2Df43ba160ae70 . - _:B5a42e11eX2D861bX2D44e9X2Dbd6cX2Df43ba160ae70 . -_:Bad29b997X2Dd20fX2D4168X2D9448X2Dda5647cb4bc6 . -_:B5a42e11eX2D861bX2D44e9X2Dbd6cX2Df43ba160ae70 _:Bad29b997X2Dd20fX2D4168X2D9448X2Dda5647cb4bc6 . -_:Bad29b997X2Dd20fX2D4168X2D9448X2Dda5647cb4bc6 "FORWARD" . -_:Bb6929a8cX2Dbdf3X2D4067X2D93cdX2D6f14035a7962 . -_:Bad29b997X2Dd20fX2D4168X2D9448X2Dda5647cb4bc6 _:Bb6929a8cX2Dbdf3X2D4067X2D93cdX2D6f14035a7962 . -_:Bb6929a8cX2Dbdf3X2D4067X2D93cdX2D6f14035a7962 "REVERSE" . -_:Bb6929a8cX2Dbdf3X2D4067X2D93cdX2D6f14035a7962 . - . - . -_:Bd07b1566X2D7568X2D4445X2D9b89X2D00a28796f102 . - _:Bd07b1566X2D7568X2D4445X2D9b89X2D00a28796f102 . -_:Bd07b1566X2D7568X2D4445X2D9b89X2D00a28796f102 . -_:Bd07b1566X2D7568X2D4445X2D9b89X2D00a28796f102 . - . - . - "Definiton: An interaction where a macromolecule is polymerized from a \n template macromolecule. \n\nRationale: This is an abstraction over multiple (not explicitly stated) biochemical \n reactions. The ubiquitous molecules (NTP and amino acids) consumed are also usually\n omitted. Template reaction is non-stoichiometric, does not obey law of \n mass conservation and temporally non-atomic. It, however, provides a \n mechanism to capture processes that are central to all living organisms. \n\nUsage: Regulation of TemplateReaction, e.g. via a transcription factor can be \n captured using TemplateReactionRegulation. TemplateReaction can also be \n indirect for example, it is not necessary to represent intermediary mRNA \n for describing expression of a protein. It was decided to not subclass \n TemplateReaction to subtypes such as transcription of translation for the \n sake of simplicity. If needed these subclasses can be added in the \n future. \n\nExamples: Transcription, translation, replication, reverse transcription. E.g. \n DNA to RNA is transcription, RNA to protein is translation and DNA to \n protein is protein expression from DNA." . - . -_:B0d63e8e7X2Db4ddX2D41e5X2Dae02X2D4ec2801aa458 . - _:B0d63e8e7X2Db4ddX2D41e5X2Dae02X2D4ec2801aa458 . -_:B0d63e8e7X2Db4ddX2D41e5X2Dae02X2D4ec2801aa458 . -_:B0d63e8e7X2Db4ddX2D41e5X2Dae02X2D4ec2801aa458 . -_:B20e7c5c6X2D8ad2X2D483eX2D9173X2De4ea64013edc . - _:B20e7c5c6X2D8ad2X2D483eX2D9173X2De4ea64013edc . -_:B20e7c5c6X2D8ad2X2D483eX2D9173X2De4ea64013edc . -_:B20e7c5c6X2D8ad2X2D483eX2D9173X2De4ea64013edc . - . -_:Bcd0fcb90X2D5ea0X2D4b37X2D8b2bX2D28ac5aa1ca7d . - _:Bcd0fcb90X2D5ea0X2D4b37X2D8b2bX2D28ac5aa1ca7d . -_:Bcd0fcb90X2D5ea0X2D4b37X2D8b2bX2D28ac5aa1ca7d . -_:B442755d0X2Dcc6dX2D4a84X2D91cbX2D5a3afe7f3fb4 . -_:Bcd0fcb90X2D5ea0X2D4b37X2D8b2bX2D28ac5aa1ca7d _:B442755d0X2Dcc6dX2D4a84X2D91cbX2D5a3afe7f3fb4 . -_:B05799b4bX2Da44aX2D4252X2D933bX2D6aaef52e767e . -_:B442755d0X2Dcc6dX2D4a84X2D91cbX2D5a3afe7f3fb4 _:B05799b4bX2Da44aX2D4252X2D933bX2D6aaef52e767e . -_:B05799b4bX2Da44aX2D4252X2D933bX2D6aaef52e767e "ACTIVATION" . -_:B9642b1dfX2De4dbX2D4811X2D87ccX2D701b97d6cf6f . -_:B05799b4bX2Da44aX2D4252X2D933bX2D6aaef52e767e _:B9642b1dfX2De4dbX2D4811X2D87ccX2D701b97d6cf6f . -_:B9642b1dfX2De4dbX2D4811X2D87ccX2D701b97d6cf6f "INHIBITION" . -_:B9642b1dfX2De4dbX2D4811X2D87ccX2D701b97d6cf6f . - . - . - "Definition: Regulation of an expression reaction by a controlling element such as a transcription factor or microRNA. \n\nUsage: To represent the binding of the transcription factor to a regulatory element in the TemplateReaction, create a complex of the transcription factor and the regulatory element and set that as the controller." . - . - . - "The external controlled vocabulary term." . - . - . - . - . - "An external controlled vocabulary of tissue types."@en . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference to the BRENDA (BTO). Homepage at http://www.brenda-enzymes.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=BTO" . - . - . - . - "The title of the publication."@en . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: An conversion in which molecules of one or more physicalEntity pools change their subcellular location and become a member of one or more other physicalEntity pools. A transport interaction does not include the transporter entity, even if one is required in order for the transport to occur. Instead, transporters are linked to transport interactions via the catalysis class.\n\nUsage: If there is a simultaneous chemical modification of the participant(s), use transportWithBiochemicalReaction class.\n\nSynonyms: translocation.\n\nExamples: The movement of Na+ into the cell through an open voltage-gated channel." . - . - . - . - "Definition: A conversion interaction that is both a biochemicalReaction and a transport. In transportWithBiochemicalReaction interactions, one or more of the substrates changes both their location and their physical structure. Active transport reactions that use ATP as an energy source fall under this category, even if the only covalent change is the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP.\n\nRationale: This class was added to support a large number of transport events in pathway databases that have a biochemical reaction during the transport process. It is not expected that other double inheritance subclasses will be added to the ontology at the same level as this class.\n\nExamples: In the PEP-dependent phosphotransferase system, transportation of sugar into an E. coli cell is accompanied by the sugar's phosphorylation as it crosses the plasma membrane." . - . -_:B44f26b73X2De784X2D498eX2Da8b2X2D512b74364593 . - _:B44f26b73X2De784X2D498eX2Da8b2X2D512b74364593 . -_:B44f26b73X2De784X2D498eX2Da8b2X2D512b74364593 . -_:B44f26b73X2De784X2D498eX2Da8b2X2D512b74364593 "1"^^ . -_:Bef0c42f6X2D0d46X2D446fX2Db521X2Dc0d035d0a56c . - _:Bef0c42f6X2D0d46X2D446fX2Db521X2Dc0d035d0a56c . -_:Bef0c42f6X2D0d46X2D446fX2Db521X2Dc0d035d0a56c . -_:Bef0c42f6X2D0d46X2D446fX2Db521X2Dc0d035d0a56c "1"^^ . - . - . - "Definition: A unification xref defines a reference to an entity in an external resource that has the same biological identity as the referring entity\nRationale: Unification xrefs are critically important for data integration. In the future they may be replaced by direct miriam links and rdf:id based identity management. \n\nUsage: For example, if one wished to link from a database record, C, describing a chemical compound in a BioPAX data collection to a record, C', describing the same chemical compound in an external database, one would use a unification xref since records C and C' describe the same biological identity. Generally, unification xrefs should be used whenever possible, although there are cases where they might not be useful, such as application to application data exchange.Identity of interactions can be computed based on the identity of its participants. An xref in a protein pointing to a gene, e.g. in the LocusLink database17, would not be a unification xref since the two entities do not have the same biological identity (one is a protein, the other is a gene). Instead, this link should be a captured as a relationship xref. References to an external controlled vocabulary term within the OpenControlledVocabulary class should use a unification xref where possible (e.g. GO:0005737).\nExamples: An xref in a protein instance pointing to an entry in the Swiss-Prot database, and an xref in an RNA instance pointing to the corresponding RNA sequence in the RefSeq database.." . - . - . - "The URL at which the publication can be found, if it is available through the Web."@en . - . - . - "Definition: This is a placeholder for classes, used for annotating the \"Entity\" and its subclasses. Mostly, these are not an \"Entity\" themselves. Examples include references to external databases, controlled vocabularies, evidence and provenance.\n\nRationale: Utility classes are created when simple slots are insufficient to describe an aspect of an entity or to increase compatibility of this ontology with other standards. \n\nUsage: The utilityClass class is actually a metaclass and is only present to organize the other helper classes under one class hierarchy; instances of utilityClass should never be created." . - . - . - . - "The value of the score. This can be a numerical or categorical value." . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - "Definition: A reference from an instance of a class in this ontology to an object in an external resource.\nRationale: Xrefs in the future can be removed in the future in favor of explicit miram links. \nUsage: For most cases one of the subclasses of xref should be used." . - . -_:B7940445dX2Dc99aX2D4302X2D8a89X2D044a4c7a1917 . - _:B7940445dX2Dc99aX2D4302X2D8a89X2D044a4c7a1917 . - . -_:B7940445dX2Dc99aX2D4302X2D8a89X2D044a4c7a1917 _:Bbccd6748X2D4182X2D436cX2D8711X2D4c18b5bc9c48 . -_:Bbccd6748X2D4182X2D436cX2D8711X2D4c18b5bc9c48 . - . -_:Bbccd6748X2D4182X2D436cX2D8711X2D4c18b5bc9c48 _:Bbe2abad7X2D41c4X2D4121X2D9253X2D27dedb76a7b8 . -_:Bbe2abad7X2D41c4X2D4121X2D9253X2D27dedb76a7b8 . - . -_:Bbe2abad7X2D41c4X2D4121X2D9253X2D27dedb76a7b8 _:Bece814f8X2D3002X2D4133X2Db6b9X2Dcff8c62c7bfd . -_:Bece814f8X2D3002X2D4133X2Db6b9X2Dcff8c62c7bfd . - . -_:Bece814f8X2D3002X2D4133X2Db6b9X2Dcff8c62c7bfd _:Bac8dbea3X2D6161X2D4dbbX2Dae3bX2D0d2f6c417ef5 . -_:Bac8dbea3X2D6161X2D4dbbX2Dae3bX2D0d2f6c417ef5 . - . -_:Bac8dbea3X2D6161X2D4dbbX2Dae3bX2D0d2f6c417ef5 _:Bf2538dceX2D12d4X2D45d8X2Da486X2Dc60757f60cba . -_:Bf2538dceX2D12d4X2D45d8X2Da486X2Dc60757f60cba . - . -_:Bf2538dceX2D12d4X2D45d8X2Da486X2Dc60757f60cba _:Bc5a17eb0X2D62ddX2D47b9X2Dbd8bX2D23047f3a1228 . -_:Bc5a17eb0X2D62ddX2D47b9X2Dbd8bX2D23047f3a1228 . -_:Bc5a17eb0X2D62ddX2D47b9X2Dbd8bX2D23047f3a1228 . - "Values of this property define external cross-references from this entity to entities in external databases."@en . - . - . - . - . - "The year in which this publication was published."@en . - . diff --git a/tests/resources/biopax-level3.ofn b/tests/resources/biopax-level3.ofn deleted file mode 100644 index 62bd0c4..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/biopax-level3.ofn +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1285 +0,0 @@ -Prefix(:=) -Prefix(owl:=) -Prefix(rdf:=) -Prefix(xml:=) -Prefix(xsd:=) -Prefix(xsp:=) -Prefix(rdfs:=) -Prefix(swrl:=) -Prefix(swrlb:=) -Prefix(protege:=) - - -Ontology( -Annotation(rdfs:comment "This is version 1.0 of the BioPAX Level 3 ontology. The goal of the BioPAX group is to develop a common exchange format for biological pathway data. More information is available at http://www.biopax.org. This ontology is freely available under the LGPL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html)."^^xsd:string) - -Declaration(Class(:BindingFeature)) -Declaration(Class(:BioSource)) -Declaration(Class(:BiochemicalPathwayStep)) -Declaration(Class(:BiochemicalReaction)) -Declaration(Class(:Catalysis)) -Declaration(Class(:CellVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:CellularLocationVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:ChemicalStructure)) -Declaration(Class(:Complex)) -Declaration(Class(:ComplexAssembly)) -Declaration(Class(:Control)) -Declaration(Class(:ControlledVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:Conversion)) -Declaration(Class(:CovalentBindingFeature)) -Declaration(Class(:Degradation)) -Declaration(Class(:DeltaG)) -Declaration(Class(:Dna)) -Declaration(Class(:DnaReference)) -Declaration(Class(:DnaRegion)) -Declaration(Class(:DnaRegionReference)) -Declaration(Class(:Entity)) -Declaration(Class(:EntityFeature)) -Declaration(Class(:EntityReference)) -Declaration(Class(:EntityReferenceTypeVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:Evidence)) -Declaration(Class(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:ExperimentalForm)) -Declaration(Class(:ExperimentalFormVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:FragmentFeature)) -Declaration(Class(:Gene)) -Declaration(Class(:GeneticInteraction)) -Declaration(Class(:Interaction)) -Declaration(Class(:InteractionVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:KPrime)) -Declaration(Class(:ModificationFeature)) -Declaration(Class(:Modulation)) -Declaration(Class(:MolecularInteraction)) -Declaration(Class(:Pathway)) -Declaration(Class(:PathwayStep)) -Declaration(Class(:PhenotypeVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:PhysicalEntity)) -Declaration(Class(:Protein)) -Declaration(Class(:ProteinReference)) -Declaration(Class(:Provenance)) -Declaration(Class(:PublicationXref)) -Declaration(Class(:RelationshipTypeVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:RelationshipXref)) -Declaration(Class(:Rna)) -Declaration(Class(:RnaReference)) -Declaration(Class(:RnaRegion)) -Declaration(Class(:RnaRegionReference)) -Declaration(Class(:Score)) -Declaration(Class(:SequenceInterval)) -Declaration(Class(:SequenceLocation)) -Declaration(Class(:SequenceModificationVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:SequenceRegionVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:SequenceSite)) -Declaration(Class(:SmallMolecule)) -Declaration(Class(:SmallMoleculeReference)) -Declaration(Class(:Stoichiometry)) -Declaration(Class(:TemplateReaction)) -Declaration(Class(:TemplateReactionRegulation)) -Declaration(Class(:TissueVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(:Transport)) -Declaration(Class(:TransportWithBiochemicalReaction)) -Declaration(Class(:UnificationXref)) -Declaration(Class(:UtilityClass)) -Declaration(Class(:Xref)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:absoluteRegion)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:bindsTo)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:cellType)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:cellularLocation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:cofactor)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:component)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:componentStoichiometry)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:confidence)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:controlled)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:controller)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:dataSource)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:deltaG)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:entityFeature)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:entityReference)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:entityReferenceType)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:evidence)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:evidenceCode)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:experimentalFeature)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:experimentalForm)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:experimentalFormDescription)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:experimentalFormEntity)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:feature)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:featureLocation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:featureLocationType)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:interactionScore)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:interactionType)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:kEQ)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:left)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:memberEntityReference)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:memberFeature)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:memberPhysicalEntity)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:modificationType)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:nextStep)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:notFeature)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:organism)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:participant)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:participantStoichiometry)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:pathwayComponent)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:pathwayOrder)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:phenotype)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:physicalEntity)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:product)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:regionType)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:relationshipType)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:right)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:scoreSource)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:sequenceIntervalBegin)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:sequenceIntervalEnd)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:stepConversion)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:stepProcess)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:structure)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:subRegion)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:template)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:tissue)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:xref)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:author)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:availability)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:catalysisDirection)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:chemicalFormula)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:comment)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:controlType)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:conversionDirection)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:db)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:dbVersion)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:deltaGPrime0)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:deltaH)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:deltaS)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:displayName)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:eCNumber)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:id)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:idVersion)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:intraMolecular)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:ionicStrength)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:kPrime)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:molecularWeight)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:name)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:pMg)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:patoData)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:ph)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:positionStatus)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:sequence)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:sequencePosition)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:source)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:spontaneous)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:standardName)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:stepDirection)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:stoichiometricCoefficient)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:structureData)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:structureFormat)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:temperature)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:templateDirection)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:term)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:title)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:url)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:value)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:year)) - -############################ -# Object Properties -############################ - -# Object Property: :absoluteRegion (:absoluteRegion) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:absoluteRegion) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:absoluteRegion ObjectUnionOf(:DnaRegionReference :RnaRegionReference)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:absoluteRegion :SequenceLocation) - -# Object Property: :bindsTo (:bindsTo) - -InverseObjectProperties(:bindsTo :bindsTo) -FunctionalObjectProperty(:bindsTo) -InverseFunctionalObjectProperty(:bindsTo) -SymmetricObjectProperty(:bindsTo) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:bindsTo :BindingFeature) -ObjectPropertyRange(:bindsTo :BindingFeature) - -# Object Property: :cellType (:cellType) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:cellType) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:cellType :BioSource) -ObjectPropertyRange(:cellType :CellVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :cellularLocation (:cellularLocation) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:cellularLocation) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:cellularLocation :PhysicalEntity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:cellularLocation :CellularLocationVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :cofactor (:cofactor) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:cofactor :participant) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:cofactor :Catalysis) -ObjectPropertyRange(:cofactor :PhysicalEntity) - -# Object Property: :component (:component) - -InverseFunctionalObjectProperty(:component) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:component :Complex) -ObjectPropertyRange(:component :PhysicalEntity) - -# Object Property: :componentStoichiometry (:componentStoichiometry) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:componentStoichiometry :Complex) -ObjectPropertyRange(:componentStoichiometry :Stoichiometry) - -# Object Property: :confidence (:confidence) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:confidence :Evidence) -ObjectPropertyRange(:confidence :Score) - -# Object Property: :controlled (:controlled) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:controlled :participant) -FunctionalObjectProperty(:controlled) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:controlled :Control) -ObjectPropertyRange(:controlled ObjectUnionOf(:Interaction :Pathway)) - -# Object Property: :controller (:controller) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:controller :participant) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:controller :Control) -ObjectPropertyRange(:controller ObjectUnionOf(:Pathway :PhysicalEntity)) - -# Object Property: :dataSource (:dataSource) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:dataSource :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:dataSource :Provenance) - -# Object Property: :deltaG (:deltaG) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:deltaG :BiochemicalReaction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:deltaG :DeltaG) - -# Object Property: :entityFeature (:entityFeature) - -InverseFunctionalObjectProperty(:entityFeature) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:entityFeature :EntityReference) -ObjectPropertyRange(:entityFeature :EntityFeature) - -# Object Property: :entityReference (:entityReference) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:entityReference) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:entityReference ObjectUnionOf(:Dna :DnaRegion :Protein :Rna :RnaRegion :SmallMolecule)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:entityReference :EntityReference) - -# Object Property: :entityReferenceType (:entityReferenceType) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:entityReferenceType) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:entityReferenceType :EntityReference) -ObjectPropertyRange(:entityReferenceType :EntityReferenceTypeVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :evidence (:evidence) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:evidence ObjectUnionOf(:Entity :EntityFeature :EntityReference :PathwayStep)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:evidence :Evidence) - -# Object Property: :evidenceCode (:evidenceCode) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:evidenceCode :Evidence) -ObjectPropertyRange(:evidenceCode :EvidenceCodeVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :experimentalFeature (:experimentalFeature) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:experimentalFeature :ExperimentalForm) -ObjectPropertyRange(:experimentalFeature :EntityFeature) - -# Object Property: :experimentalForm (:experimentalForm) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:experimentalForm :Evidence) -ObjectPropertyRange(:experimentalForm :ExperimentalForm) - -# Object Property: :experimentalFormDescription (:experimentalFormDescription) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:experimentalFormDescription :ExperimentalForm) -ObjectPropertyRange(:experimentalFormDescription :ExperimentalFormVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :experimentalFormEntity (:experimentalFormEntity) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:experimentalFormEntity :ExperimentalForm) -ObjectPropertyRange(:experimentalFormEntity ObjectUnionOf(:Gene :PhysicalEntity)) - -# Object Property: :feature (:feature) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:feature :PhysicalEntity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:feature :EntityFeature) - -# Object Property: :featureLocation (:featureLocation) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:featureLocation :EntityFeature) -ObjectPropertyRange(:featureLocation :SequenceLocation) - -# Object Property: :featureLocationType (:featureLocationType) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:featureLocationType :EntityFeature) -ObjectPropertyRange(:featureLocationType :SequenceRegionVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :interactionScore (:interactionScore) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:interactionScore :GeneticInteraction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:interactionScore :Score) - -# Object Property: :interactionType (:interactionType) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:interactionType :Interaction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:interactionType :InteractionVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :kEQ (:kEQ) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:kEQ :BiochemicalReaction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:kEQ :KPrime) - -# Object Property: :left (:left) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:left :participant) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:left :Conversion) -ObjectPropertyRange(:left :PhysicalEntity) - -# Object Property: :memberEntityReference (:memberEntityReference) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:memberEntityReference :EntityReference) -ObjectPropertyRange(:memberEntityReference :EntityReference) - -# Object Property: :memberFeature (:memberFeature) - -TransitiveObjectProperty(:memberFeature) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:memberFeature :EntityFeature) -ObjectPropertyRange(:memberFeature :EntityFeature) - -# Object Property: :memberPhysicalEntity (:memberPhysicalEntity) - -TransitiveObjectProperty(:memberPhysicalEntity) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:memberPhysicalEntity :PhysicalEntity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:memberPhysicalEntity :PhysicalEntity) - -# Object Property: :modificationType (:modificationType) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:modificationType) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:modificationType :ModificationFeature) -ObjectPropertyRange(:modificationType :SequenceModificationVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :nextStep (:nextStep) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:nextStep :PathwayStep) -ObjectPropertyRange(:nextStep :PathwayStep) - -# Object Property: :notFeature (:notFeature) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:notFeature :PhysicalEntity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:notFeature :EntityFeature) - -# Object Property: :organism (:organism) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:organism) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:organism ObjectUnionOf(:DnaReference :DnaRegionReference :Gene :Pathway :ProteinReference :RnaReference :RnaRegionReference)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:organism :BioSource) - -# Object Property: :participant (:participant) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:participant :Interaction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:participant :Entity) - -# Object Property: :participantStoichiometry (:participantStoichiometry) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:participantStoichiometry :Conversion) -ObjectPropertyRange(:participantStoichiometry :Stoichiometry) - -# Object Property: :pathwayComponent (:pathwayComponent) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:pathwayComponent :Pathway) -ObjectPropertyRange(:pathwayComponent ObjectUnionOf(:Interaction :Pathway)) - -# Object Property: :pathwayOrder (:pathwayOrder) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:pathwayOrder :Pathway) -ObjectPropertyRange(:pathwayOrder :PathwayStep) - -# Object Property: :phenotype (:phenotype) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:phenotype) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:phenotype :GeneticInteraction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:phenotype :PhenotypeVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :physicalEntity (:physicalEntity) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:physicalEntity) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:physicalEntity :Stoichiometry) -ObjectPropertyRange(:physicalEntity :PhysicalEntity) - -# Object Property: :product (:product) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:product :participant) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:product :TemplateReaction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:product ObjectUnionOf(:Dna :Protein :Rna)) - -# Object Property: :regionType (:regionType) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:regionType) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:regionType ObjectUnionOf(:DnaRegionReference :RnaRegionReference)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:regionType :SequenceRegionVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :relationshipType (:relationshipType) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:relationshipType :RelationshipXref) -ObjectPropertyRange(:relationshipType :RelationshipTypeVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :right (:right) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:right :participant) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:right :Conversion) -ObjectPropertyRange(:right :PhysicalEntity) - -# Object Property: :scoreSource (:scoreSource) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:scoreSource) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:scoreSource :Score) -ObjectPropertyRange(:scoreSource :Provenance) - -# Object Property: :sequenceIntervalBegin (:sequenceIntervalBegin) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:sequenceIntervalBegin) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:sequenceIntervalBegin :SequenceInterval) -ObjectPropertyRange(:sequenceIntervalBegin :SequenceSite) - -# Object Property: :sequenceIntervalEnd (:sequenceIntervalEnd) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:sequenceIntervalEnd) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:sequenceIntervalEnd :SequenceInterval) -ObjectPropertyRange(:sequenceIntervalEnd :SequenceSite) - -# Object Property: :stepConversion (:stepConversion) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:stepConversion :stepProcess) -FunctionalObjectProperty(:stepConversion) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:stepConversion :BiochemicalPathwayStep) -ObjectPropertyRange(:stepConversion :Conversion) - -# Object Property: :stepProcess (:stepProcess) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:stepProcess :PathwayStep) -ObjectPropertyRange(:stepProcess ObjectUnionOf(:Interaction :Pathway)) - -# Object Property: :structure (:structure) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:structure) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:structure :SmallMoleculeReference) -ObjectPropertyRange(:structure :ChemicalStructure) - -# Object Property: :subRegion (:subRegion) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:subRegion ObjectUnionOf(:DnaReference :DnaRegionReference :RnaReference :RnaRegionReference)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:subRegion ObjectUnionOf(:DnaRegionReference :RnaRegionReference)) - -# Object Property: :template (:template) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:template :participant) -FunctionalObjectProperty(:template) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:template :TemplateReaction) -ObjectPropertyRange(:template ObjectUnionOf(:Dna :DnaRegion :Rna :RnaRegion)) - -# Object Property: :tissue (:tissue) - -FunctionalObjectProperty(:tissue) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:tissue :BioSource) -ObjectPropertyRange(:tissue :TissueVocabulary) - -# Object Property: :xref (:xref) - -ObjectPropertyDomain(:xref ObjectUnionOf(:BioSource :ControlledVocabulary :Entity :EntityReference :Evidence :Provenance)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:xref :Xref) - - -############################ -# Data Properties -############################ - -# Data Property: :author (:author) - -DataPropertyDomain(:author :PublicationXref) -DataPropertyRange(:author xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :availability (:availability) - -DataPropertyDomain(:availability :Entity) -DataPropertyRange(:availability xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :catalysisDirection (:catalysisDirection) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:catalysisDirection) -DataPropertyDomain(:catalysisDirection :Catalysis) -DataPropertyRange(:catalysisDirection DataOneOf("LEFT-TO-RIGHT"^^xsd:string "RIGHT-TO-LEFT"^^xsd:string)) - -# Data Property: :chemicalFormula (:chemicalFormula) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:chemicalFormula) -DataPropertyDomain(:chemicalFormula :SmallMoleculeReference) -DataPropertyRange(:chemicalFormula xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :comment (:comment) - -DataPropertyDomain(:comment ObjectUnionOf(:Entity :UtilityClass)) -DataPropertyRange(:comment xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :controlType (:controlType) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:controlType) -DataPropertyDomain(:controlType :Control) -DataPropertyRange(:controlType DataOneOf("ACTIVATION"^^xsd:string "ACTIVATION-ALLOSTERIC"^^xsd:string "ACTIVATION-NONALLOSTERIC"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION-ALLOSTERIC"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION-COMPETITIVE"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION-IRREVERSIBLE"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION-NONCOMPETITIVE"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION-OTHER"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION-UNCOMPETITIVE"^^xsd:string)) - -# Data Property: :conversionDirection (:conversionDirection) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:conversionDirection) -DataPropertyDomain(:conversionDirection :Conversion) -DataPropertyRange(:conversionDirection DataOneOf("LEFT-TO-RIGHT"^^xsd:string "REVERSIBLE"^^xsd:string "RIGHT-TO-LEFT"^^xsd:string)) - -# Data Property: :db (:db) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:db) -DataPropertyDomain(:db :Xref) -DataPropertyRange(:db xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :dbVersion (:dbVersion) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:dbVersion) -DataPropertyDomain(:dbVersion :Xref) -DataPropertyRange(:dbVersion xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :deltaGPrime0 (:deltaGPrime0) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:deltaGPrime0) -DataPropertyDomain(:deltaGPrime0 :DeltaG) -DataPropertyRange(:deltaGPrime0 xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :deltaH (:deltaH) - -DataPropertyDomain(:deltaH :BiochemicalReaction) -DataPropertyRange(:deltaH xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :deltaS (:deltaS) - -DataPropertyDomain(:deltaS :BiochemicalReaction) -DataPropertyRange(:deltaS xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :displayName (:displayName) - -SubDataPropertyOf(:displayName :name) -FunctionalDataProperty(:displayName) -DataPropertyRange(:displayName xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :eCNumber (:eCNumber) - -DataPropertyDomain(:eCNumber :BiochemicalReaction) -DataPropertyRange(:eCNumber xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :id (:id) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:id) -DataPropertyDomain(:id :Xref) -DataPropertyRange(:id xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :idVersion (:idVersion) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:idVersion) -DataPropertyDomain(:idVersion :Xref) -DataPropertyRange(:idVersion xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :intraMolecular (:intraMolecular) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:intraMolecular) -DataPropertyDomain(:intraMolecular :BindingFeature) -DataPropertyRange(:intraMolecular xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: :ionicStrength (:ionicStrength) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:ionicStrength) -DataPropertyDomain(:ionicStrength ObjectUnionOf(:DeltaG :KPrime)) -DataPropertyRange(:ionicStrength xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :kPrime (:kPrime) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:kPrime) -DataPropertyDomain(:kPrime :KPrime) -DataPropertyRange(:kPrime xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :molecularWeight (:molecularWeight) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:molecularWeight) -DataPropertyDomain(:molecularWeight :SmallMoleculeReference) -DataPropertyRange(:molecularWeight xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :name (:name) - -DataPropertyDomain(:name ObjectUnionOf(:BioSource :Entity :EntityReference :Provenance)) -DataPropertyRange(:name xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :pMg (:pMg) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:pMg) -DataPropertyDomain(:pMg ObjectUnionOf(:DeltaG :KPrime)) -DataPropertyRange(:pMg xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :patoData (:patoData) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:patoData) -DataPropertyDomain(:patoData :PhenotypeVocabulary) -DataPropertyRange(:patoData xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :ph (:ph) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:ph) -DataPropertyDomain(:ph ObjectUnionOf(:DeltaG :KPrime)) -DataPropertyRange(:ph xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :positionStatus (:positionStatus) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:positionStatus) -DataPropertyDomain(:positionStatus :SequenceSite) -DataPropertyRange(:positionStatus DataOneOf("EQUAL"^^xsd:string "GREATER-THAN"^^xsd:string "LESS-THAN"^^xsd:string)) - -# Data Property: :sequence (:sequence) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:sequence) -DataPropertyDomain(:sequence ObjectUnionOf(:DnaReference :DnaRegionReference :ProteinReference :RnaReference :RnaRegionReference)) -DataPropertyRange(:sequence xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :sequencePosition (:sequencePosition) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:sequencePosition) -DataPropertyDomain(:sequencePosition :SequenceSite) -DataPropertyRange(:sequencePosition xsd:int) - -# Data Property: :source (:source) - -DataPropertyDomain(:source :PublicationXref) -DataPropertyRange(:source xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :spontaneous (:spontaneous) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:spontaneous) -DataPropertyDomain(:spontaneous :Conversion) -DataPropertyRange(:spontaneous xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: :standardName (:standardName) - -SubDataPropertyOf(:standardName :name) -FunctionalDataProperty(:standardName) -DataPropertyRange(:standardName xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :stepDirection (:stepDirection) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:stepDirection) -DataPropertyDomain(:stepDirection :BiochemicalPathwayStep) -DataPropertyRange(:stepDirection DataOneOf("LEFT-TO-RIGHT"^^xsd:string "REVERSIBLE"^^xsd:string "RIGHT-TO-LEFT"^^xsd:string)) - -# Data Property: :stoichiometricCoefficient (:stoichiometricCoefficient) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:stoichiometricCoefficient) -DataPropertyDomain(:stoichiometricCoefficient :Stoichiometry) -DataPropertyRange(:stoichiometricCoefficient xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :structureData (:structureData) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:structureData) -DataPropertyDomain(:structureData :ChemicalStructure) -DataPropertyRange(:structureData xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :structureFormat (:structureFormat) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:structureFormat) -DataPropertyDomain(:structureFormat :ChemicalStructure) -DataPropertyRange(:structureFormat DataOneOf("CML"^^xsd:string "InChI"^^xsd:string "SMILES"^^xsd:string)) - -# Data Property: :temperature (:temperature) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:temperature) -DataPropertyDomain(:temperature ObjectUnionOf(:DeltaG :KPrime)) -DataPropertyRange(:temperature xsd:float) - -# Data Property: :templateDirection (:templateDirection) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:templateDirection) -DataPropertyDomain(:templateDirection :TemplateReaction) -DataPropertyRange(:templateDirection DataOneOf("FORWARD"^^xsd:string "REVERSE"^^xsd:string)) - -# Data Property: :term (:term) - -DataPropertyDomain(:term :ControlledVocabulary) -DataPropertyRange(:term xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :title (:title) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:title) -DataPropertyDomain(:title :PublicationXref) -DataPropertyRange(:title xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :url (:url) - -DataPropertyDomain(:url :PublicationXref) -DataPropertyRange(:url xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :value (:value) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:value) -DataPropertyDomain(:value :Score) -DataPropertyRange(:value xsd:string) - -# Data Property: :year (:year) - -FunctionalDataProperty(:year) -DataPropertyDomain(:year :PublicationXref) -DataPropertyRange(:year xsd:int) - - - -############################ -# Classes -############################ - -# Class: :BindingFeature (:BindingFeature) - 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:Complex (:Complex) - -SubClassOf(:Complex :PhysicalEntity) -SubClassOf(:Complex ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberPhysicalEntity :Complex)) -DisjointClasses(:Complex :Dna) -DisjointClasses(:Complex :DnaRegion) -DisjointClasses(:Complex :Protein) -DisjointClasses(:Complex :Rna) -DisjointClasses(:Complex :RnaRegion) -DisjointClasses(:Complex :SmallMolecule) - -# Class: :ComplexAssembly (:ComplexAssembly) - -SubClassOf(:ComplexAssembly :Conversion) -DisjointClasses(:ComplexAssembly :Degradation) -DisjointClasses(:ComplexAssembly :Transport) - -# Class: :Control (:Control) - -SubClassOf(:Control :Interaction) -DisjointClasses(:Control :Conversion) -DisjointClasses(:Control :GeneticInteraction) -DisjointClasses(:Control :MolecularInteraction) -DisjointClasses(:Control :TemplateReaction) - -# Class: :ControlledVocabulary (:ControlledVocabulary) - -SubClassOf(:ControlledVocabulary :UtilityClass) -SubClassOf(:ControlledVocabulary ObjectAllValuesFrom(:xref :UnificationXref)) 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:ModificationFeature) - -# Class: :Degradation (:Degradation) - -SubClassOf(:Degradation :Conversion) -SubClassOf(:Degradation DataHasValue(:conversionDirection "LEFT-TO-RIGHT"^^xsd:string)) -DisjointClasses(:Degradation :Transport) - -# Class: :DeltaG (:DeltaG) - -SubClassOf(:DeltaG :UtilityClass) -SubClassOf(:DeltaG DataExactCardinality(1 :deltaGPrime0)) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :EntityFeature) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :EntityReference) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :Evidence) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :ExperimentalForm) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :KPrime) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :PathwayStep) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :Provenance) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :Score) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :SequenceLocation) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :Stoichiometry) -DisjointClasses(:DeltaG :Xref) - -# Class: :Dna (:Dna) - -SubClassOf(:Dna :PhysicalEntity) -SubClassOf(:Dna ObjectAllValuesFrom(:entityReference :DnaReference)) -SubClassOf(:Dna ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberPhysicalEntity :Dna)) 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Class: :EvidenceCodeVocabulary (:EvidenceCodeVocabulary) - -SubClassOf(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :ControlledVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :ExperimentalFormVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :InteractionVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :PhenotypeVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :RelationshipTypeVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :SequenceModificationVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :SequenceRegionVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:EvidenceCodeVocabulary :TissueVocabulary) - -# Class: :ExperimentalForm (:ExperimentalForm) - -SubClassOf(:ExperimentalForm :UtilityClass) -SubClassOf(:ExperimentalForm ObjectMinCardinality(1 :experimentalFormDescription)) -DisjointClasses(:ExperimentalForm :KPrime) -DisjointClasses(:ExperimentalForm :PathwayStep) -DisjointClasses(:ExperimentalForm :Provenance) -DisjointClasses(:ExperimentalForm :Score) -DisjointClasses(:ExperimentalForm 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:SequenceModificationVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:InteractionVocabulary :SequenceRegionVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:InteractionVocabulary :TissueVocabulary) - -# Class: :KPrime (:KPrime) - -SubClassOf(:KPrime :UtilityClass) -SubClassOf(:KPrime DataExactCardinality(1 :kPrime)) -DisjointClasses(:KPrime :PathwayStep) -DisjointClasses(:KPrime :Provenance) -DisjointClasses(:KPrime :Score) -DisjointClasses(:KPrime :SequenceLocation) -DisjointClasses(:KPrime :Stoichiometry) -DisjointClasses(:KPrime :Xref) - -# Class: :ModificationFeature (:ModificationFeature) - -SubClassOf(:ModificationFeature :EntityFeature) - -# Class: :Modulation (:Modulation) - -SubClassOf(:Modulation :Control) -SubClassOf(:Modulation ObjectAllValuesFrom(:controlled :Catalysis)) -SubClassOf(:Modulation ObjectAllValuesFrom(:controller :PhysicalEntity)) -DisjointClasses(:Modulation :TemplateReactionRegulation) - -# Class: :MolecularInteraction (:MolecularInteraction) - -SubClassOf(:MolecularInteraction :Interaction) -SubClassOf(:MolecularInteraction ObjectAllValuesFrom(:participant :PhysicalEntity)) - -# Class: :Pathway (:Pathway) - -SubClassOf(:Pathway :Entity) -DisjointClasses(:Pathway :PhysicalEntity) - -# Class: :PathwayStep (:PathwayStep) - -SubClassOf(:PathwayStep :UtilityClass) -DisjointClasses(:PathwayStep :Provenance) -DisjointClasses(:PathwayStep :Score) -DisjointClasses(:PathwayStep :SequenceLocation) -DisjointClasses(:PathwayStep :Stoichiometry) -DisjointClasses(:PathwayStep :Xref) - -# Class: :PhenotypeVocabulary (:PhenotypeVocabulary) - -SubClassOf(:PhenotypeVocabulary :ControlledVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:PhenotypeVocabulary :RelationshipTypeVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:PhenotypeVocabulary :SequenceModificationVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:PhenotypeVocabulary :SequenceRegionVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:PhenotypeVocabulary :TissueVocabulary) - -# Class: :PhysicalEntity (:PhysicalEntity) - -SubClassOf(:PhysicalEntity :Entity) - -# Class: :Protein (:Protein) - -SubClassOf(:Protein :PhysicalEntity) -SubClassOf(:Protein ObjectAllValuesFrom(:entityReference :ProteinReference)) -SubClassOf(:Protein ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberPhysicalEntity :Protein)) -DisjointClasses(:Protein :Rna) -DisjointClasses(:Protein :RnaRegion) -DisjointClasses(:Protein :SmallMolecule) - -# Class: :ProteinReference (:ProteinReference) - -SubClassOf(:ProteinReference :EntityReference) -SubClassOf(:ProteinReference ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberEntityReference :ProteinReference)) -DisjointClasses(:ProteinReference :RnaReference) -DisjointClasses(:ProteinReference :RnaRegionReference) -DisjointClasses(:ProteinReference :SmallMoleculeReference) - -# Class: :Provenance (:Provenance) - -SubClassOf(:Provenance :UtilityClass) -SubClassOf(:Provenance ObjectAllValuesFrom(:xref ObjectUnionOf(:PublicationXref :UnificationXref))) -DisjointClasses(:Provenance :Score) -DisjointClasses(:Provenance :SequenceLocation) -DisjointClasses(:Provenance :Stoichiometry) -DisjointClasses(:Provenance :Xref) - -# Class: :PublicationXref (:PublicationXref) - -SubClassOf(:PublicationXref :Xref) -DisjointClasses(:PublicationXref :UnificationXref) - -# Class: :RelationshipTypeVocabulary (:RelationshipTypeVocabulary) - -SubClassOf(:RelationshipTypeVocabulary :ControlledVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:RelationshipTypeVocabulary :SequenceModificationVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:RelationshipTypeVocabulary :SequenceRegionVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:RelationshipTypeVocabulary :TissueVocabulary) - -# Class: :RelationshipXref (:RelationshipXref) - -SubClassOf(:RelationshipXref :Xref) - -# Class: :Rna (:Rna) - -SubClassOf(:Rna :PhysicalEntity) -SubClassOf(:Rna ObjectAllValuesFrom(:entityReference :RnaReference)) -SubClassOf(:Rna ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberPhysicalEntity :Rna)) -DisjointClasses(:Rna :RnaRegion) -DisjointClasses(:Rna :SmallMolecule) - -# Class: :RnaReference (:RnaReference) - -SubClassOf(:RnaReference :EntityReference) -SubClassOf(:RnaReference ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberEntityReference :RnaReference)) -SubClassOf(:RnaReference ObjectAllValuesFrom(:subRegion :RnaRegionReference)) -DisjointClasses(:RnaReference :RnaRegionReference) -DisjointClasses(:RnaReference :SmallMoleculeReference) - -# Class: :RnaRegion (:RnaRegion) - -SubClassOf(:RnaRegion :PhysicalEntity) -SubClassOf(:RnaRegion ObjectAllValuesFrom(:entityReference :RnaRegionReference)) -SubClassOf(:RnaRegion ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberPhysicalEntity :RnaRegion)) -DisjointClasses(:RnaRegion :SmallMolecule) - -# Class: :RnaRegionReference (:RnaRegionReference) - -SubClassOf(:RnaRegionReference :EntityReference) -SubClassOf(:RnaRegionReference ObjectAllValuesFrom(:subRegion :RnaRegionReference)) -DisjointClasses(:RnaRegionReference :SmallMoleculeReference) - -# Class: :Score (:Score) - -SubClassOf(:Score :UtilityClass) -SubClassOf(:Score DataExactCardinality(1 :value)) -DisjointClasses(:Score :SequenceLocation) -DisjointClasses(:Score :Stoichiometry) -DisjointClasses(:Score :Xref) - -# Class: :SequenceInterval (:SequenceInterval) - -SubClassOf(:SequenceInterval :SequenceLocation) -DisjointClasses(:SequenceInterval :SequenceSite) - -# Class: :SequenceLocation (:SequenceLocation) - -SubClassOf(:SequenceLocation :UtilityClass) -DisjointClasses(:SequenceLocation :Stoichiometry) -DisjointClasses(:SequenceLocation :Xref) - -# Class: :SequenceModificationVocabulary (:SequenceModificationVocabulary) - -SubClassOf(:SequenceModificationVocabulary :ControlledVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:SequenceModificationVocabulary :SequenceRegionVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:SequenceModificationVocabulary :TissueVocabulary) - -# Class: :SequenceRegionVocabulary (:SequenceRegionVocabulary) - -SubClassOf(:SequenceRegionVocabulary :ControlledVocabulary) -DisjointClasses(:SequenceRegionVocabulary :TissueVocabulary) - -# Class: :SequenceSite (:SequenceSite) - -SubClassOf(:SequenceSite :SequenceLocation) - -# Class: :SmallMolecule (:SmallMolecule) - -SubClassOf(:SmallMolecule :PhysicalEntity) -SubClassOf(:SmallMolecule ObjectAllValuesFrom(:entityReference :SmallMoleculeReference)) -SubClassOf(:SmallMolecule ObjectAllValuesFrom(:feature :BindingFeature)) -SubClassOf(:SmallMolecule ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberPhysicalEntity :SmallMolecule)) -SubClassOf(:SmallMolecule ObjectAllValuesFrom(:notFeature :BindingFeature)) - -# Class: :SmallMoleculeReference (:SmallMoleculeReference) - -SubClassOf(:SmallMoleculeReference :EntityReference) -SubClassOf(:SmallMoleculeReference ObjectAllValuesFrom(:memberEntityReference :SmallMoleculeReference)) - -# Class: :Stoichiometry (:Stoichiometry) - -SubClassOf(:Stoichiometry :UtilityClass) -SubClassOf(:Stoichiometry ObjectExactCardinality(1 :physicalEntity)) -SubClassOf(:Stoichiometry DataExactCardinality(1 :stoichiometricCoefficient)) -DisjointClasses(:Stoichiometry :Xref) - -# Class: :TemplateReaction (:TemplateReaction) - -SubClassOf(:TemplateReaction :Interaction) -SubClassOf(:TemplateReaction ObjectAllValuesFrom(:participant :PhysicalEntity)) - -# Class: :TemplateReactionRegulation (:TemplateReactionRegulation) - -SubClassOf(:TemplateReactionRegulation :Control) -SubClassOf(:TemplateReactionRegulation ObjectAllValuesFrom(:controlled :TemplateReaction)) -SubClassOf(:TemplateReactionRegulation ObjectAllValuesFrom(:controller :PhysicalEntity)) -SubClassOf(:TemplateReactionRegulation DataAllValuesFrom(:controlType DataOneOf("ACTIVATION"^^xsd:string "INHIBITION"^^xsd:string))) - -# Class: :TissueVocabulary (:TissueVocabulary) - -SubClassOf(:TissueVocabulary :ControlledVocabulary) - -# Class: :Transport (:Transport) - -SubClassOf(:Transport :Conversion) - -# Class: :TransportWithBiochemicalReaction (:TransportWithBiochemicalReaction) - -SubClassOf(:TransportWithBiochemicalReaction :BiochemicalReaction) -SubClassOf(:TransportWithBiochemicalReaction :Transport) - -# Class: :UnificationXref (:UnificationXref) - -SubClassOf(:UnificationXref :Xref) -SubClassOf(:UnificationXref DataExactCardinality(1 :db)) -SubClassOf(:UnificationXref DataExactCardinality(1 :id)) - -# Class: :Xref (:Xref) - -SubClassOf(:Xref :UtilityClass) - - -) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/biopax-level3.owl b/tests/resources/biopax-level3.owl deleted file mode 100644 index a5f9cc3..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/biopax-level3.owl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2511 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - - - - -]> - - - - - This is version 1.0 of the BioPAX Level 3 ontology. The goal of the BioPAX group is to develop a common exchange format for biological pathway data. More information is available at http://www.biopax.org. This ontology is freely available under the LGPL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html). - - - - - - - - - - - - Absolute location as defined by the referenced sequence database record. E.g. an operon has a absolute region on the DNA molecule referenced by the UnificationXref. - - - - - The authors of this publication, one per property value. - - - - - Describes the availability of this data (e.g. a copyright statement). - - - - - - Definition : An entity feature that represent the bound state of a physical entity. A pair of binding features represents a bond. - -Rationale: A physical entity in a molecular complex is considered as a new state of an entity as it is structurally and functionally different. Binding features provide facilities for describing these states. Similar to other features, a molecule can have bound and not-bound states. - -Usage: Typically, binding features are present in pairs, each describing the binding characteristic for one of the interacting physical entities. One exception is using a binding feature with no paired feature to describe any potential binding. For example, an unbound receptor can be described by using a "not-feature" property with an unpaired binding feature as its value. BindingSiteType and featureLocation allows annotating the binding location. - -IntraMolecular property should be set to "true" if the bond links two parts of the same molecule. A pair of binding features are still used where they are owned by the same physical entity. - -If the binding is due to the covalent interactions, for example in the case of lipoproteins, CovalentBindingFeature subclass should be used instead of this class. - - - - - - - - A binding feature represents a "half" of the bond between two entities. This property points to another binding feature which represents the other half. The bond can be covalent or non-covalent. - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: Imposes ordering on a step in a biochemical pathway. -Retionale: A biochemical reaction can be reversible by itself, but can be physiologically directed in the context of a pathway, for instance due to flux of reactants and products. -Usage: Only one conversion interaction can be ordered at a time, but multiple catalysis or modulation instances can be part of one step. - - - - - - Definition: A conversion in which molecules of one or more physicalEntity pools, undergo covalent modifications and become a member of one or more other physicalEntity pools. The substrates of biochemical reactions are defined in terms of sums of species. This is a convention in biochemistry, and, in principle, all EC reactions should be biochemical reactions. - -Examples: ATP + H2O = ADP + Pi - -Comment: In the example reaction above, ATP is considered to be an equilibrium mixture of several species, namely ATP4-, HATP3-, H2ATP2-, MgATP2-, MgHATP-, and Mg2ATP. Additional species may also need to be considered if other ions (e.g. Ca2+) that bind ATP are present. Similar considerations apply to ADP and to inorganic phosphate (Pi). When writing biochemical reactions, it is not necessary to attach charges to the biochemical reactants or to include ions such as H+ and Mg2+ in the equation. The reaction is written in the direction specified by the EC nomenclature system, if applicable, regardless of the physiological direction(s) in which the reaction proceeds. Polymerization reactions involving large polymers whose structure is not explicitly captured should generally be represented as unbalanced reactions in which the monomer is consumed but the polymer remains unchanged, e.g. glycogen + glucose = glycogen. A better coverage for polymerization will be developed. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: The biological source (organism, tissue or cell type) of an Entity. - -Usage: Some entities are considered source-neutral (e.g. small molecules), and the biological source of others can be deduced from their constituentss (e.g. complex, pathway). - -Instances: HeLa cells, Homo sapiens, and mouse liver tissue. - - - - - - ACTIVATION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A control interaction in which a physical entity (a catalyst) increases the rate of a conversion interaction by lowering its activation energy. Instances of this class describe a pairing between a catalyzing entity and a catalyzed conversion. -Rationale: Catalysis, theoretically, is always bidirectional since it acts by lowering the activation energy. Physiologically, however, it can have a direction because of the concentration of the participants. For example, the oxidative decarboxylation catalyzed by Isocitrate dehydrogenase always happens in one direction under physiological conditions since the produced carbon dioxide is constantly removed from the system. - -Usage: A separate catalysis instance should be created for each different conversion that a physicalEntity may catalyze and for each different physicalEntity that may catalyze a conversion. For example, a bifunctional enzyme that catalyzes two different biochemical reactions would be linked to each of those biochemical reactions by two separate instances of the catalysis class. Also, catalysis reactions from multiple different organisms could be linked to the same generic biochemical reaction (a biochemical reaction is generic if it only includes small molecules). Generally, the enzyme catalyzing a conversion is known and the use of this class is obvious, however, in the cases where a catalyzed reaction is known to occur but the enzyme is not known, a catalysis instance can be created without a controller specified. -Synonyms: facilitation, acceleration. -Examples: The catalysis of a biochemical reaction by an enzyme, the enabling of a transport interaction by a membrane pore complex, and the facilitation of a complex assembly by a scaffold protein. Hexokinase -> (The "Glucose + ATP -> Glucose-6-phosphate +ADP" reaction). A plasma membrane Na+/K+ ATPase is an active transporter (antiport pump) using the energy of ATP to pump Na+ out of the cell and K+ in. Na+ from cytoplasm to extracellular space would be described in a transport instance. K+ from extracellular space to cytoplasm would be described in a transport instance. The ATPase pump would be stored in a catalysis instance controlling each of the above transport instances. A biochemical reaction that does not occur by itself under physiological conditions, but has been observed to occur in the presence of cell extract, likely via one or more unknown enzymes present in the extract, would be stored in the CONTROLLED property, with the CONTROLLER property empty. - - - - - This property represents the direction of this catalysis under all -physiological conditions if there is one. - -Note that chemically a catalyst will increase the rate of the reaction -in both directions. In biology, however, there are cases where the -enzyme is expressed only when the controlled bidirectional conversion is -on one side of the chemical equilibrium. For example E.Coli's lac operon ensures that lacZ gene is only synthesized when there is enough lactose in the medium. If that is the case and the controller, under biological conditions, is always catalyzing the conversion in one direction then this fact can be -captured using this property. If the enzyme is active for both -directions, or the conversion is not bidirectional, this property should -be left empty. - - - - - LEFT-TO-RIGHT - - - RIGHT-TO-LEFT - - - - - - - - - - - - A cell type, e.g. 'HeLa'. This should reference a term in a controlled vocabulary of cell types. Best practice is to refer to OBO Cell Ontology. http://www.obofoundry.org/cgi-bin/detail.cgi?id=cell - - - - - - A cellular location, e.g. 'cytoplasm'. This should reference a term in the Gene Ontology Cellular Component ontology. The location referred to by this property should be as specific as is known. If an interaction is known to occur in multiple locations, separate interactions (and physicalEntities) must be created for each different location. If the location of a participant in a complex is unspecified, it may be assumed to be the same location as that of the complex. - - A molecule in two different cellular locations are considered two different physical entities. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference to the Gene Ontology Cellular Component (GO CC) ontology. Homepage at http://www.geneontology.org. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=GO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference to the Cell Type Ontology (CL). Homepage at http://obofoundry.org/cgi-bin/detail.cgi?cell. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=CL - - - - - The chemical formula of the small molecule. Note: chemical formula can also be stored in the STRUCTURE property (in CML). In case of disagreement between the value of this property and that in the CML file, the CML value takes precedence. - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: The chemical structure of a small molecule. - -Usage: Structure information is stored in the property structureData, in one of three formats: the CML format (see www.xml-cml.org), the SMILES format (see www.daylight.com/dayhtml/smiles/) or the InChI format (http://www.iupac.org/inchi/). The structureFormat property specifies which format is used. - -Examples: The following SMILES string describes the structure of glucose-6-phosphate: -'C(OP(=O)(O)O)[CH]1([CH](O)[CH](O)[CH](O)[CH](O)O1)'. - - - - Any cofactor(s) or coenzyme(s) required for catalysis of the conversion by the enzyme. This is a suproperty of participants. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Comment on the data in the container class. This property should be used instead of the OWL documentation elements (rdfs:comment) for instances because information in 'comment' is data to be exchanged, whereas the rdfs:comment field is used for metadata about the structure of the BioPAX ontology. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A physical entity whose structure is comprised of other physical entities bound to each other covalently or non-covalently, at least one of which is a macromolecule (e.g. protein, DNA, or RNA) and the Stoichiometry of the components are known. - -Comment: Complexes must be stable enough to function as a biological unit; in general, the temporary association of an enzyme with its substrate(s) should not be considered or represented as a complex. A complex is the physical product of an interaction (complexAssembly) and is not itself considered an interaction. -The boundaries on the size of complexes described by this class are not defined here, although possible, elements of the cell such a mitochondria would typically not be described using this class (later versions of this ontology may include a cellularComponent class to represent these). The strength of binding cannot be described currently, but may be included in future versions of the ontology, depending on community need. -Examples: Ribosome, RNA polymerase II. Other examples of this class include complexes of multiple protein monomers and complexes of proteins and small molecules. - - - - - - - Definition: A conversion interaction in which a set of physical entities, at least one being a macromolecule (e.g. protein, RNA, DNA), aggregate to from a complex physicalEntity. One of the participants of a complexAssembly must be an instance of the class Complex. The modification of the physicalentities involved in the ComplexAssembly is captured via BindingFeature class. - -Usage: This class is also used to represent complex disassembly. The assembly or disassembly of a complex is often a spontaneous process, in which case the direction of the complexAssembly (toward either assembly or disassembly) should be specified via the SPONTANEOUS property. Conversions in which participants obtain or lose CovalentBindingFeatures ( e.g. glycolysation of proteins) should be modeled with BiochemicalReaction. - -Synonyms: aggregation, complex formation - -Examples: Assembly of the TFB2 and TFB3 proteins into the TFIIH complex, and assembly of the ribosome through aggregation of its subunits. - - - - - - - - - The stoichiometry of components in a complex - - - - - Confidence in the containing instance. Usually a statistical measure. - - - - - - - - - Definition: An interaction in which one entity regulates, modifies, or otherwise influences a continuant entity, i.e. pathway or interaction. - -Usage: Conceptually, physical entities are involved in interactions (or events) and the events are controlled or modified, not the physical entities themselves. For example, a kinase activating a protein is a frequent event in signaling pathways and is usually represented as an 'activation' arrow from the kinase to the substrate in signaling diagrams. This is an abstraction, called "Activity Flow" representation, that can be ambiguous without context. In BioPAX, this information should be captured as the kinase catalyzing (via an instance of the catalysis class) a Biochemical Reaction in which the substrate is phosphorylated. -Subclasses of control define types specific to the biological process that is being controlled and should be used instead of the generic "control" class when applicable. - -A control can potentially have multiple controllers. This acts as a logical AND, i.e. both controllers are needed to regulate the controlled event. Alternatively multiple controllers can control the same event and this acts as a logical OR, i.e. any one of them is sufficient to regulate the controlled event. Using this structure it is possible to describe arbitrary control logic using BioPAX. - -Rationale: Control can be temporally non-atomic, for example a pathway can control another pathway in BioPAX. -Synonyms: regulation, mediation - -Examples: A small molecule that inhibits a pathway by an unknown mechanism. - - - - - The entity that is controlled, e.g., in a biochemical reaction, the reaction is controlled by an enzyme. Controlled is a sub-property of participants. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: This class represents a term from an external controlled vocabulary (CV). -Rationale: Controlled Vocabularies mark cases where BioPAX delegates the representation of a complex biological phenomena to an external controlled vocabulary development effort such as Gene Ontology. Each subclass of this class represents one such case and often has an associated "Best-Practice" external resource to use. See the documentation of each subclass for more specific information. Correct usage of controlled vocabularies are critical to data exchange and integration. -Usage: The individuals belonging to this class must unambiguously refer to the source controlled vocabulary. This can be achieved in two manners: -The xref property of this class is restricted to the unification xref class. It must point to the source controlled vocabulary. -Alternatively the rdf-id of the member individuals can be set to the designated MIRIAM URN. -It is a best practice to do both whenever possible. -Although it is possible to use multiple unification xrefs to identify semantically identical terms across alternative controlled vocabularies, this is not a recommended practice as it might lead to maintenance issues as the controlled vocabularies change. -There is no recommended use-case for directly instantiating this class. Please use its subclasses instead. - - - - The controlling entity, e.g., in a biochemical reaction, an enzyme is the controlling entity of the reaction. CONTROLLER is a sub-property of PARTICIPANTS. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Defines the nature of the control relationship between the controller and the controlled entities. - -The following terms are possible values: - -ACTIVATION: General activation. Compounds that activate the specified enzyme activity by an unknown mechanism. The mechanism is defined as unknown, because either the mechanism has yet to be elucidated in the experimental literature, or the paper(s) curated thus far do not define the mechanism, and a full literature search has yet to be performed. - -The following term can not be used in the catalysis class: -INHIBITION: General inhibition. Compounds that inhibit the specified enzyme activity by an unknown mechanism. The mechanism is defined as unknown, because either the mechanism has yet to be elucidated in the experimental literature, or the paper(s) curated thus far do not define the mechanism, and a full literature search has yet to be performed. - -The following terms can only be used in the modulation class (these definitions from EcoCyc): -INHIBITION-ALLOSTERIC -Allosteric inhibitors decrease the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme and inducing a conformational change that decreases the affinity of the enzyme to its substrates without affecting its VMAX. Allosteric inhibitors can be competitive or noncompetitive inhibitors, therefore, those inhibition categories can be used in conjunction with this category. - -INHIBITION-COMPETITIVE -Competitive inhibitors are compounds that competitively inhibit the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme and preventing the substrate from binding. Binding of the inhibitor and substrate are mutually exclusive because it is assumed that the inhibitor and substrate can both bind only to the free enzyme. A competitive inhibitor can either bind to the active site of the enzyme, directly excluding the substrate from binding there, or it can bind to another site on the enzyme, altering the conformation of the enzyme such that the substrate can not bind to the active site. - -INHIBITION-IRREVERSIBLE -Irreversible inhibitors are compounds that irreversibly inhibit the specified enzyme activity by binding to the enzyme and dissociating so slowly that it is considered irreversible. For example, alkylating agents, such as iodoacetamide, irreversibly inhibit the catalytic activity of some enzymes by modifying cysteine side chains. - -INHIBITION-NONCOMPETITIVE -Noncompetitive inhibitors are compounds that noncompetitively inhibit the specified enzyme by binding reversibly to both the free enzyme and to the enzyme-substrate complex. The inhibitor and substrate may be bound to the enzyme simultaneously and do not exclude each other. However, only the enzyme-substrate complex (not the enzyme-substrate-inhibitor complex) is catalytically active. - -INHIBITION-OTHER -Compounds that inhibit the specified enzyme activity by a mechanism that has been characterized, but that cannot be clearly classified as irreversible, competitive, noncompetitive, uncompetitive, or allosteric. - -INHIBITION-UNCOMPETITIVE -Uncompetitive inhibitors are compounds that uncompetitively inhibit the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme-substrate complex but not to the enzyme alone. - -ACTIVATION-NONALLOSTERIC -Nonallosteric activators increase the specified enzyme activity by means other than allosteric. - -ACTIVATION-ALLOSTERIC -Allosteric activators increase the specified enzyme activity by binding reversibly to the enzyme and inducing a conformational change that increases the affinity of the enzyme to its substrates without affecting its VMAX. - - - - - INHIBITION - - - ACTIVATION - - - INHIBITION-ALLOSTERIC - - - INHIBITION-COMPETITIVE - - - INHIBITION-IRREVERSIBLE - - - INHIBITION-NONCOMPETITIVE - - - INHIBITION-OTHER - - - INHIBITION-UNCOMPETITIVE - - - ACTIVATION-NONALLOSTERIC - - - ACTIVATION-ALLOSTERIC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: An interaction in which molecules of one or more PhysicalEntity pools are physically transformed and become a member of one or more other PhysicalEntity pools. -Rationale: Conversion is Comments: Conversions in BioPAX are stoichiometric and closed world, i.e. it is assumed that all of the participants are listed. Both properties are due to the law of mass conservation. -Usage: Subclasses of conversion represent different types of transformation reflected by the properties of different physicalEntity. BiochemicalReactions will change the ModificationFeatures on a PhysicalEntity, Transport will change the Cellular Location and ComplexAssembly will change BindingFeatures. Generic Conversion class should only be used when the modification does not fit into a any of these classes. -Example: Opening of a voltage gated channel. - - - - - This property represents the direction of the reaction. If a reaction will run in a single direction under all biological contexts then it is considered irreversible and has a direction. Otherwise it is reversible. - - - - - REVERSIBLE - - - RIGHT-TO-LEFT - - - LEFT-TO-RIGHT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition : An entity feature that represent the covalently bound state of a physical entity. - -Rationale: Most frequent covalent modifications to proteins and DNA, such as phosphorylation and metylation are covered by the ModificationFeature class. In these cases, the added groups are simple and stateless therefore they can be captured by a controlled vocabulary. In other cases, such as ThiS-Thilacyl-disulfide, the covalently linked molecules are best represented as a molecular complex. CovalentBindingFeature should be used to model such covalently linked complexes. - -Usage: Using this construct, it is possible to represent small molecules as a covalent complex of two other small molecules. The demarcation of small molecules is a general problem and is delegated to small molecule databases.The best practice is not to model using covalent complexes unless at least one of the participants is a protein, DNA or RNA. - -Examples: -disulfide bond -UhpC + glc-6P -> Uhpc-glc-6p -acetyl-ACP -> decenoyl-ACP -charged tRNA - - - - A free text description of the source of this data, e.g. a database or person name. This property should be used to describe the source of the data. This is meant to be used by databases that export their data to the BioPAX format or by systems that are integrating data from multiple sources. The granularity of use (specifying the data source in many or few instances) is up to the user. It is intended that this property report the last data source, not all data sources that the data has passed through from creation. - - - - - - The name of the external database to which this xref refers. - - - - - - The version of the external database in which this xref was last known to be valid. Resources may have recommendations for referencing dataset versions. For instance, the Gene Ontology recommends listing the date the GO terms were downloaded. - - - - - - - - LEFT-TO-RIGHT - - - - - - Definition: A conversion in which a pool of macromolecules are degraded into their elementary units. - -Usage: This conversion always has a direction of left-to-right and is irreversible. Degraded molecules are always represented on the left, degradation products on the right. - -Comments: Degradation is a complex abstraction over multiple reactions. Although it obeys law of mass conservation and stoichiometric, the products are rarely specified since they are ubiquitous. - -Example: Degradation of a protein to amino acids. - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: Standard transformed Gibbs energy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants. -Usage: Delta-G is represented as a 5-tuple of delta-G'<sup>0</sup>, temperature, ionic strength , pH, and pMg . A conversion in BioPAX may have multiple Delta-G values, representing different measurements for delta-G'<sup>0</sup> obtained under the different experimental conditions. - - - - For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed Gibbs energy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-G - -Since Delta-G can change based on multiple factors including ionic strength and temperature a reaction can have multiple DeltaG values. - - - - - - For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed Gibbs energy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-G'<sup>o</sup>. - - delta-G'<sup>o</sup> = -RT lnK' -and - delta-G'<sup>o</sup> = delta-H'<sup>o</sup> - T delta-S'<sup>o</sup> - -delta-G'<sup>o</sup> has units of kJ/mol. Like K', it is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log<sub>10</sub>[Mg<sup>2+</sup>]). Therefore, these quantities must be specified, and values for DELTA-G for biochemical reactions are represented as 5-tuples of the form (delta-G'<sup>o</sup> T I pH pMg). - - - - - For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed enthalpy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-H'<sup>o</sup>. - - delta-G'<sup>o</sup> = delta-H'<sup>o</sup> - T delta-S'<sup>o</sup> - -Units: kJ/mole - -(This definition from EcoCyc) - - - - - For biochemical reactions, this property refers to the standard transformed entropy change for a reaction written in terms of biochemical reactants (sums of species), delta-S'<sup>o</sup>. - - delta-G'<sup>o</sup> = delta-H'<sup>o</sup> - T delta-S'<sup>o</sup> - -(This definition from EcoCyc) - - - - - An abbreviated name for this entity, preferably a name that is short enough to be used in a visualization application to label a graphical element that represents this entity. If no short name is available, an xref may be used for this purpose by the visualization application. - -Warning: Subproperties of name are functional, that is we expect to have only one standardName and shortName for a given entity. If a user decides to assign a different name to standardName or shortName, they have to remove the old triplet from the model too. If the old name should be retained as a synonym a regular "name" property should also be introduced with the old name. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A physical entity consisting of a sequence of deoxyribonucleotide monophosphates; a deoxyribonucleic acid. -Usage: DNA should be used for pools of individual DNA molecules. For describing subregions on those molecules use DNARegion. -Examples: a chromosome, a plasmid. A specific example is chromosome 7 of Homo sapiens. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A DNA reference is a grouping of several DNA entities that are common in sequence. Members can differ in celular location, sequence features, SNPs, mutations and bound partners. - -Comments : Note that this is not a reference gene. Genes are non-physical,stateless continuants. Their physical manifestations can span multiple DNA molecules, sometimes even across chromosomes due to regulatory regions. Similarly a gene is not necessarily made up of deoxyribonucleic acid and can be present in multiple copies ( which are different DNA regions). - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A region on a DNA molecule. -Usage: DNARegion is not a pool of independent molecules but a subregion on these molecules. As such, every DNARegion has a defining DNA molecule. -Examples: Protein encoding region, promoter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A DNARegionReference is a grouping of several DNARegion entities that are common in sequence and genomic position. Members can differ in cellular location, sequence features, SNPs, mutations and bound partners. - - - - The unique number assigned to a reaction by the Enzyme Commission of the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. - -Note that not all biochemical reactions currently have EC numbers assigned to them. - - - - Definition: A discrete biological unit used when describing pathways. - -Rationale: Entity is the most abstract class for representing components of a pathway. It includes both occurents (interactions and pathways) and continuants (physical entities and genes). Loosely speaking, BioPAX Entity is an atomic scientific statement with an associated source, evidence and references. -Usage: There is no recommended use-cases for instantiating this class. Please, use its subclasses instead. -Synonyms: element, thing,biological unit, statement, observable. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Description: A characteristic of a physical entity that can change while the entity still retains its biological identity. - -Rationale: Two phosphorylated forms of a protein are strictly speaking different chemical molecules. It is, however, standard in biology to treat them as different states of the same entity, where the entity is loosely defined based on sequence. Entity Feature class and its subclassses captures these variable characteristics. A Physical Entity in BioPAX represents a pool of molecules rather than an individual molecule. This is a notion imported from chemistry( See PhysicalEntity). Pools are defined by a set of Entity Features in the sense that a single molecule must have all of the features in the set in order to be considered a member of the pool. Since it is impossible to list and experimentally test all potential features for an entity, features that are not listed in the selection criteria is neglected Pools can also be defined by the converse by specifying features that are known to NOT exist in a specific context. As DNA, RNA and Proteins can be hierarchically organized into families based on sequence homology so can entity features. The memberFeature property allows capturing such hierarchical classifications among entity features. - - -Usage: Subclasses of entity feature describe most common biological instances and should be preferred whenever possible. One common usecase for instantiating entity feature is, for describing active/inactive states of proteins where more specific feature information is not available. - -Examples: Open/close conformational state of channel proteins, "active"/"inactive" states, excited states of photoreactive groups. - - - - - Variable features that are observed for the entities of this entityReference - such as known PTM or methylation sites and non-covalent bonds. Note that this is an aggregate list of all known features and it does not represent a state itself. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: An entity reference is a grouping of several physical entities across different contexts and molecular states, that share common physical properties and often named and treated as a single entity with multiple states by biologists. - -Rationale: Many protein, small molecule and gene databases share this point of view, and such a grouping is an important prerequisite for interoperability with those databases. Biologists would often group different pools of molecules in different contexts under the same name. For example cytoplasmic and extracellular calcium have different effects on the cell's behavior, but they are still called calcium. For DNA, RNA and Proteins the grouping is defined based on a wildtype sequence, for small molecules it is defined by the chemical structure. - -Usage: Entity references store the information common to a set of molecules in various states described in the BioPAX document, including database cross-references. For instance, the P53 protein can be phosphorylated in multiple different ways. Each separate P53 protein (pool) in a phosphorylation state would be represented as a different protein (child of physicalEntity) and all things common to all P53 proteins, including all possible phosphorylation sites, the sequence common to all of them and common references to protein databases containing more information about P53 would be stored in a Entity Reference. - -Comments: This grouping has three semantic implications: - -1. Members of different pools share many physical and biochemical properties. This includes their chemical structure, sequence, organism and set of molecules they react with. They will also share a lot of secondary information such as their names, functional groupings, annotation terms and database identifiers. - -2. A small number of transitions seperates these pools. In other words it is relatively easy and frequent for a molecule to transform from one physical entity to another that belong to the same reference entity. For example an extracellular calcium can become cytoplasmic, and p53 can become phosphorylated. However no calcium virtually becomes sodium, or no p53 becomes mdm2. In the former it is the sheer energy barrier of a nuclear reaction, in the latter sheer statistical improbability of synthesizing the same sequence without a template. If one thinks about the biochemical network as molecules transforming into each other, and remove edges that respond to transcription, translation, degradation and covalent modification of small molecules, each remaining component is a reference entity. - -3. Some of the pools in the same group can overlap. p53-p@ser15 can overlap with p53-p@thr18. Most of the experiments in molecular biology will only check for one state variable, rarely multiple, and never for the all possible combinations. So almost all statements that refer to the state of the molecule talk about a pool that can overlap with other pools. However no overlaps is possible between molecules of different groups. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Reference entity for this physical entity. - - - - - - A controlled vocabulary term that is used to describe the type of grouping such as homology or functional group. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definiiton: A reference to a term from an entity reference group ontology. As of the writing of this documentation, there is no standard ontology of these terms, though a common type is ‘homology’. - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: The support for a particular assertion, such as the existence of an interaction or pathway. -Usage: At least one of confidence, evidenceCode, or experimentalForm must be instantiated when creating an evidence instance. XREF may reference a publication describing the experimental evidence using a publicationXref or may store a description of the experiment in an experimental description database using a unificationXref (if the referenced experiment is the same) or relationshipXref (if it is not identical, but similar in some way e.g. similar in protocol). Evidence is meant to provide more information than just an xref to the source paper. -Examples: A description of a molecular binding assay that was used to detect a protein-protein interaction. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Scientific evidence supporting the existence of the entity as described. - - - - - A pointer to a term in an external controlled vocabulary, such as the GO, PSI-MI or BioCyc evidence codes, that describes the nature of the support, such as 'traceable author statement' or 'yeast two-hybrid'. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) experimental method types, including "interaction detection method", "participant identification method", "feature detection method". Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI - -Terms from the Pathway Tools Evidence Ontology may also be used. Homepage http://brg.ai.sri.com/evidence-ontology/ - - - - A feature of the experimental form of the participant of the interaction, such as a protein tag. It is not expected to occur in vivo or be necessary for the interaction. - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: The form of a physical entity in a particular experiment, as it may be modified for purposes of experimental design. -Examples: A His-tagged protein in a binding assay. A protein can be tagged by multiple tags, so can have more than 1 experimental form type terms - - - - The experimental forms associated with an evidence instance. - - - - - Descriptor of this experimental form from a controlled vocabulary. - - - - - The gene or physical entity that this experimental form describes. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) participant identification method (e.g. mass spectrometry), experimental role (e.g. bait, prey), experimental preparation (e.g. expression level) type. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0002&termName=participant%20identification%20method - -http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0495&termName=experimental%20role - -http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0346&termName=experimental%20preparation - - - - Sequence features of the owner physical entity. - - - - - Location of the feature on the sequence of the interactor. -For modification features this is the modified base or residue. For binding features this is the binding site and for fragment features this is the location of the fragment on the "base" sequence. -One feature may have more than one location, used e.g. for features which involve sequence positions close in the folded, three-dimensional state of a protein, but non-continuous along the sequence. -Small Molecules can have binding features but currently it is not possible to define the binding site on the small molecules. In those cases this property should not be specified. - - - - - A controlled vocabulary term describing the type of the sequence location of the feature such as C-Terminal or SH2 Domain. - - - - - - - Definition: An entity feature that represents the resulting physical entity subsequent to a cleavage or degradation event. - -Usage: Fragment Feature can be used to cover multiple types of modfications to the sequence of the physical entity: -1. A protein with a single cleavage site that converts the protein into two fragments (e.g. pro-insulin converted to insulin and C-peptide). TODO: CV term for sequence fragment? PSI-MI CV term for cleavage site? -2. A protein with two cleavage sites that removes an internal sequence e.g. an intein i.e. ABC -> A -3. Cleavage of a circular sequence e.g. a plasmid. - -In the case of removal ( e.g. intron) the fragment that is *removed* is specified in the feature location property. In the case of a "cut" (e.g. restriction enzyme cut site) the location of the cut is specified instead. -Examples: Insulin Hormone - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - Definition: A continuant that encodes information that can be inherited through replication. -Rationale: Gene is an abstract continuant that can be best described as a "schema", a common conception commonly used by biologists to demark a component within genome. In BioPAX, Gene is considered a generalization over eukaryotic and prokaryotic genes and is used only in genetic interactions. Gene is often confused with DNA and RNA fragments, however, these are considered the physical encoding of a gene. N.B. Gene expression regulation makes use of DNA and RNA physical entities and not this class. -Usage: Gene should only be used for describing GeneticInteractions. - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition : Genetic interactions between genes occur when two genetic perturbations (e.g. mutations) have a combined phenotypic effect not caused by either perturbation alone. A gene participant in a genetic interaction represents the gene that is perturbed. Genetic interactions are not physical interactions but logical (AND) relationships. Their physical manifestations can be complex and span an arbitarily long duration. - -Rationale: Currently, BioPAX provides a simple definition that can capture most genetic interactions described in the literature. In the future, if required, the definition can be extended to capture other logical relationships and different, participant specific phenotypes. - -Example: A synthetic lethal interaction occurs when cell growth is possible without either gene A OR B, but not without both gene A AND B. If you knock out A and B together, the cell will die. - - - - - The primary identifier in the external database of the object to which this xref refers. - - - - - - The version number of the identifier (ID). E.g. The RefSeq accession number NM_005228.3 should be split into NM_005228 as the ID and 3 as the ID-VERSION. - - - - - - - - Definition: A biological relationship between two or more entities. - -Rationale: In BioPAX, interactions are atomic from a database modeling perspective, i.e. interactions can not be decomposed into sub-interactions. When representing non-atomic continuants with explicit subevents the pathway class should be used instead. Interactions are not necessarily temporally atomic, for example genetic interactions cover a large span of time. Interactions as a formal concept is a continuant, it retains its identitiy regardless of time, or any differences in specific states or properties. - -Usage: Interaction is a highly abstract class and in almost all cases it is more appropriate to use one of the subclasses of interaction. -It is partially possible to define generic reactions by using generic participants. A more comprehensive method is planned for BioPAX L4 for covering all generic cases like oxidization of a generic alcohol. - -Synonyms: Process, relationship, event. - -Examples: protein-protein interaction, biochemical reaction, enzyme catalysis - - - - The score of an interaction e.g. a genetic interaction score. - - - - - Controlled vocabulary annotating the interaction type for example, "phosphorylation reaction". This annotation is meant to be human readable and may not be suitable for computing tasks, like reasoning, that require formal vocabulary systems. For instance, this information would be useful for display on a web page or for querying a database. The PSI-MI interaction type controlled vocabulary should be used. This is browsable at: -http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0190&termName=interaction%20type - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) interaction type. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0190&termName=interaction%20type - - - - - This flag represents whether the binding feature is within the same molecule or not. A true value implies that the entityReferences of this feature and its binding partner are the same. - - - - - - - - - - - - - The ionic strength is defined as half of the total sum of the concentration (ci) of every ionic species (i) in the solution times the square of its charge (zi). For example, the ionic strength of a 0.1 M solution of CaCl2 is 0.5 x (0.1 x 22 + 0.2 x 12) = 0.3 M - - - - - This quantity is dimensionless and is usually a single number. The measured equilibrium constant for a biochemical reaction, encoded by the slot KEQ, is actually the apparent equilibrium constant, K'. Concentrations in the equilibrium constant equation refer to the total concentrations of all forms of particular biochemical reactants. For example, in the equilibrium constant equation for the biochemical reaction in which ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and inorganic phosphate: - -K' = [ADP][P<sub>i</sub>]/[ATP], - -The concentration of ATP refers to the total concentration of all of the following species: - -[ATP] = [ATP<sup>4-</sup>] + [HATP<sup>3-</sup>] + [H<sub>2</sub>ATP<sup>2-</sup>] + [MgATP<sup>2-</sup>] + [MgHATP<sup>-</sup>] + [Mg<sub>2</sub>ATP]. - -The apparent equilibrium constant is formally dimensionless, and can be kept so by inclusion of as many of the terms (1 mol/dm<sup>3</sup>) in the numerator or denominator as necessary. It is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log<sub>10</sub>[Mg<sup>2+</sup>]). Therefore, these quantities must be specified to be precise, and values for KEQ for biochemical reactions may be represented as 5-tuples of the form (K' T I pH pMg). This property may have multiple values, representing different measurements for K' obtained under the different experimental conditions listed in the 5-tuple. (This definition adapted from EcoCyc) - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: The apparent equilibrium constant, K', and associated values. -Usage: Concentrations in the equilibrium constant equation refer to the total concentrations of all forms of particular biochemical reactants. For example, in the equilibrium constant equation for the biochemical reaction in which ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and inorganic phosphate: - -K' = [ADP][P<sub>i</sub>]/[ATP], - -The concentration of ATP refers to the total concentration of all of the following species: - -[ATP] = [ATP<sup>4-</sup>] + [HATP<sup>3-</sup>] + [H<sub>2</sub>ATP<sup>2-</sup>] + [MgATP<sup>2-</sup>] + [MgHATP<sup>-</sup>] + [Mg<sub>2</sub>ATP]. - -The apparent equilibrium constant is formally dimensionless, and can be kept so by inclusion of as many of the terms (1 mol/dm<sup>3</sup>) in the numerator or denominator as necessary. It is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log<sub>10</sub>[Mg<sup>2+</sup>]). Therefore, these quantities must be specified to be precise, and values for KEQ for biochemical reactions may be represented as 5-tuples of the form (K' T I pH pMg). This property may have multiple values, representing different measurements for K' obtained under the different experimental conditions listed in the 5-tuple. (This definition adapted from EcoCyc) - -See http://www.chem.qmul.ac.uk/iubmb/thermod/ for a thermodynamics tutorial. - - - - - The apparent equilibrium constant K'. Concentrations in the equilibrium constant equation refer to the total concentrations of all forms of particular biochemical reactants. For example, in the equilibrium constant equation for the biochemical reaction in which ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and inorganic phosphate: - -K' = [ADP][P<sub>i</sub>]/[ATP], - -The concentration of ATP refers to the total concentration of all of the following species: - -[ATP] = [ATP<sup>4-</sup>] + [HATP<sup>3-</sup>] + [H<sub>2</sub>ATP<sup>2-</sup>] + [MgATP<sup>2-</sup>] + [MgHATP<sup>-</sup>] + [Mg<sub>2</sub>ATP]. - -The apparent equilibrium constant is formally dimensionless, and can be kept so by inclusion of as many of the terms (1 mol/dm<sup>3</sup>) in the numerator or denominator as necessary. It is a function of temperature (T), ionic strength (I), pH, and pMg (pMg = -log<sub>10</sub>[Mg<sup>2+</sup>]). -(Definition from EcoCyc) - - - - - The participants on the left side of the conversion interaction. Since conversion interactions may proceed in either the left-to-right or right-to-left direction, occupants of the left property may be either reactants or products. left is a sub-property of participants. - - - - - - An entity reference that qualifies for the definition of this group. For example a member of a PFAM protein family. - - - - - - An entity feature that belongs to this homology grouping. -These features should be of the same class of this EntityFeature -These features should be an EntityFeature of an EntityReference which is a memberEntityReference of the EntityReference of this feature. -If this set is not empty than the sequenceLocation of this feature should be non-specified. -Example: a homologous phosphorylation site across a protein family. - - - - - - This property stores the members of a generic physical entity. - -For representing homology generics a better way is to use generic entity references and generic features. However not all generic logic can be captured by this, such as complex generics or rare cases where feature cardinality is variable. Usages of this property should be limited to such cases. - - - - - - Definition: An entity feature that represents the covalently modified state of a dna, rna or a protein. - -Rationale: In Biology, identity of DNA, RNA and Protein entities are defined around a wildtype sequence. Covalent modifications to this basal sequence are represented using modificaton features. Since small molecules are identified based on their chemical structure, not sequence, a covalent modification to a small molecule would result in a different molecule. - -Usage: The added groups should be simple and stateless, such as phosphate or methyl groups and are captured by the modificationType controlled vocabulary. In other cases, such as covalently linked proteins, use CovalentBindingFeature instead. - -Instances: A phosphorylation on a protein, a methylation on a DNA. - - - - - Description and classification of the feature. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A control interaction in which a physical entity modulates a catalysis interaction. - -Rationale: Biologically, most modulation interactions describe an interaction in which a small molecule alters the ability of an enzyme to catalyze a specific reaction. Instances of this class describe a pairing between a modulating entity and a catalysis interaction. - -Usage: A typical modulation instance has a small molecule as the controller entity and a catalysis instance as the controlled entity. A separate modulation instance should be created for each different catalysis instance that a physical entity may modulate, and for each different physical entity that may modulate a catalysis instance. -Examples: Allosteric activation and competitive inhibition of an enzyme's ability to catalyze a specific reaction. - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: An interaction in which participants bind physically to each other, directly or indirectly through intermediary molecules. - -Rationale: There is a large body of interaction data, mostly produced by high throughput systems, that does not satisfy the level of detail required to model them with ComplexAssembly class. Specifically, what is lacking is the stoichiometric information and completeness (closed-world) of participants required to model them as chemical processes. Nevertheless interaction data is extremely useful and can be captured in BioPAX using this class. - -Usage: This class should be used by default for representing molecular interactions such as those defined by PSI-MI level 2.5. The participants in a molecular interaction should be listed in the PARTICIPANT slot. Note that this is one of the few cases in which the PARTICPANT slot should be directly populated with instances (see comments on the PARTICPANTS property in the interaction class description). If all participants are known with exact stoichiometry, ComplexAssembly class should be used instead. - -Example: Two proteins observed to interact in a yeast-two-hybrid experiment where there is not enough experimental evidence to suggest that the proteins are forming a complex by themselves without any indirect involvement of other proteins. This is the case for most large-scale yeast two-hybrid screens. - - - - - Defines the molecular weight of the molecule, in daltons. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Synonyms for this entity. standardName and shortName are subproperties of this property and if declared they are automatically considered as names. - -Warning: Subproperties of name are functional, that is we expect to have only one standardName and shortName for a given entity. If a user decides to assign a different name to standardName or shortName, they have to remove the old triplet from the model too. If the old name should be retained as a synonym a regular "name" property should also be introduced with the old name. - - - - - The next step(s) of the pathway. Contains zero or more pathwayStep instances. If there is no next step, this property is empty. Multiple pathwayStep instances indicate pathway branching. - - - - - Sequence features where the owner physical entity has a feature. If not specified, other potential features are not known. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - An organism, e.g. 'Homo sapiens'. This is the organism that the entity is found in. Pathways may not have an organism associated with them, for instance, reference pathways from KEGG. Sequence-based entities (DNA, protein, RNA) may contain an xref to a sequence database that contains organism information, in which case the information should be consistent with the value for ORGANISM. - - - - - This property lists the entities that participate in this interaction. For example, in a biochemical reaction, the participants are the union of the reactants and the products of the reaction. This property has a number of sub-properties, such as LEFT and RIGHT used in the biochemicalInteraction class. Any participant listed in a sub-property will automatically be assumed to also be in PARTICIPANTS by a number of software systems, including Protege, so this property should not contain any instances if there are instances contained in a sub-property. - - - - - Stoichiometry of the left and right participants. - - - - - - - - Definition: A set or series of interactions, often forming a network, which biologists have found useful to group together for organizational, historic, biophysical or other reasons. - -Usage: Pathways can be used for demarcating any subnetwork of a BioPAX model. It is also possible to define a pathway without specifying the interactions within the pathway. In this case, the pathway instance could consist simply of a name and could be treated as a 'black box'. Pathways can also soverlap, i.e. a single interaction might belong to multiple pathways. Pathways can also contain sub-pathways. Pathways are continuants. - -Synonyms: network, module, cascade, -Examples: glycolysis, valine biosynthesis, EGFR signaling - - - - The set of interactions and/or pathwaySteps in this pathway/network. Each instance of the pathwayStep class defines: 1) a set of interactions that together define a particular step in the pathway, for example a catalysis instance and the conversion that it catalyzes; 2) an order relationship to one or more other pathway steps (via the NEXT-STEP property). Note: This ordering is not necessarily temporal - the order described may simply represent connectivity between adjacent steps. Temporal ordering information should only be inferred from the direction of each interaction. - - - - - - - - - - - - The ordering of components (interactions and pathways) in the context of this pathway. This is useful to specific circular or branched pathways or orderings when component biochemical reactions are normally reversible, but are directed in the context of this pathway. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A step in an ordered pathway. -Rationale: Some pathways can have a temporal order. For example, if the pathway boundaries are based on a perturbation phenotype link, the pathway might start with the perturbing agent and end at gene expression leading to the observed changes. Pathway steps can represent directed compound graphs. -Usage: Multiple interactions may occur in a pathway step, each should be listed in the stepProcess property. Order relationships between pathway steps may be established with the nextStep slot. If the reaction contained in the step is a reversible biochemical reaction but physiologically has a direction in the context of this pathway, use the subclass BiochemicalPathwayStep. - -Example: A metabolic pathway may contain a pathway step composed of one biochemical reaction (BR1) and one catalysis (CAT1) instance, where CAT1 describes the catalysis of BR1. The M phase of the cell cycle, defined as a pathway, precedes the G1 phase, also defined as a pathway. - - - - - The phenotype data from PATO, formatted as PhenoXML (defined at http://www.fruitfly.org/~cjm/obd/formats.html) - - - - - - - - - - - - - A measure of acidity and alkalinity of a solution that is a number on a scale on which a value of 7 represents neutrality and lower numbers indicate increasing acidity and higher numbers increasing alkalinity and on which each unit of change represents a tenfold change in acidity or alkalinity and that is the negative logarithm of the effective hydrogen-ion concentration or hydrogen-ion activity in gram equivalents per liter of the solution. (Definition from Merriam-Webster Dictionary) - - - - - - The phenotype quality used to define this genetic interaction e.g. viability. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: The phenotype measured in the experiment e.g. growth rate or viability of a cell. This is only the type, not the value e.g. for a synthetic lethal interaction, the phenotype is viability, specified by ID: PATO:0000169, "viability", not the value (specified by ID: PATO:0000718, "lethal (sensu genetics)". A single term in a phenotype controlled vocabulary can be referenced using the xref, or the PhenoXML describing the PATO EQ model phenotype description can be stored as a string in PATO-DATA. - - - - - - - - Definition: A pool of molecules or molecular complexes. - -Comments: Each PhysicalEntity is defined by a sequence or structure based on an EntityReference AND any set of Features that are given. For example, ser46 phosphorylated p53 is a physical entity in BioPAX defined by the p53 sequence and the phosphorylation feature on the serine at position 46 in the sequence. Features are any combination of cellular location, covalent and non-covalent bonds with other molecules and covalent modifications. - -For a specific molecule to be a member of the pool it has to satisfy all of the specified features. Unspecified features are treated as unknowns or unneccesary. Features that are known to not be on the molecules should be explicitly stated with the "not feature" property. -A physical entity in BioPAX never represents a specific molecular instance. - -Physical Entity can be heterogenous and potentially overlap, i.e. a single molecule can be counted as a member of multiple pools. This makes BioPAX semantics different than regular chemical notation but is necessary for dealing with combinatorial complexity. - -Synonyms: part, interactor, object, species - -Examples: extracellular calcium, ser 64 phosphorylated p53 - - - - - The physical entity to be annotated with stoichiometry. - - - - - - - - - - - - - A measure of the concentration of magnesium (Mg) in solution. (pMg = -log<sub>10</sub>[Mg<sup>2+</sup>]) - - - - - - The confidence status of the sequence position. This could be: -EQUAL: The SEQUENCE-POSITION is known to be at the SEQUENCE-POSITION. -GREATER-THAN: The site is greater than the SEQUENCE-POSITION. -LESS-THAN: The site is less than the SEQUENCE-POSITION. - - - - - EQUAL - - - LESS-THAN - - - GREATER-THAN - - - - - - - - - - - - - The product of a template reaction. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A physical entity consisting of a sequence of amino acids; a protein monomer; a single polypeptide chain. -Examples: The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) protein. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Description: A protein reference is a grouping of several protein entities that are encoded by the same genetic sequence. Members can differ in any combination of cellular location, sequence features and bound partners. -Rationale: Protein molecules, encoded by the same genetic sequence can be present in (combinatorially many) different states, as a result of post translational modifications and non-covalent bonds. Each state, chemically, is a different pool of molecules. They are, however, related to each other because: -They all share the same "base" genetic sequence. -They can only be converted to each other but not to any other protein -Comments:Most Protein databases, including UniProt would map one to one with ProteinReferences in BioPAX. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: The direct source of pathway data or score. -Usage: This does not store the trail of sources from the generation of the data to this point, only the last known source, such as a database, tool or algorithm. The xref property may contain a publicationXref referencing a publication describing the data source (e.g. a database publication). A unificationXref may be used when pointing to an entry in a database of databases describing this database. -Examples: A database, scoring method or person name. - - - - - Definition: An xref that defines a reference to a publication such as a book, journal article, web page, or software manual. -Usage: The reference may or may not be in a database, although references to PubMed are preferred when possible. The publication should make a direct reference to the instance it is attached to. Publication xrefs should make use of PubMed IDs wherever possible. The DB property of an xref to an entry in PubMed should use the string "PubMed" and not "MEDLINE". -Examples: PubMed:10234245 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition:A controlled vocabulary term that defines the type of relationship that this xref defines. -Usage: There is currently no controlled vocabulary of relationship types for BioPAX, although one will be created in the future as the usage of this property increases. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: Vocabulary for defining relationship Xref types. A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) Cross Reference type. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0353&termName=cross-reference%20type - - - - Definition: An xref that defines a reference to an entity in an external resource that does not have the same biological identity as the referring entity. -Usage: There is currently no controlled vocabulary of relationship types for BioPAX, although one will be created in the future if a need develops. -Examples: A link between a gene G in a BioPAX data collection, and the protein product P of that gene in an external database. This is not a unification xref because G and P are different biological entities (one is a gene and one is a protein). Another example is a relationship xref for a protein that refers to the Gene Ontology biological process, e.g. 'immune response,' that the protein is involved in. - - - - The participants on the right side of the conversion interaction. Since conversion interactions may proceed in either the left-to-right or right-to-left direction, occupants of the RIGHT property may be either reactants or products. RIGHT is a sub-property of PARTICIPANTS. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A physical entity consisting of a sequence of ribonucleotide monophosphates; a ribonucleic acid. -Usage: RNA should be used for pools of individual RNA molecules. For describing subregions on those molecules use RNARegion. -Examples: messengerRNA, microRNA, ribosomalRNA. A specific example is the let-7 microRNA. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Defintion: A RNA reference is a grouping of several RNA entities that are either encoded by the same gene or replicates of the same genome. Members can differ in celular location, sequence features and bound partners. Currently conformational states (such as hairpin) are not covered. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A region on a RNA molecule. -Usage: RNARegion is not a pool of independent molecules but a subregion on these molecules. As such, every RNARegion has a defining RNA molecule. -Examples: CDS, 3' UTR, Hairpin - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A RNARegion reference is a grouping of several RNARegion entities that are common in sequence and genomic position. Members can differ in celular location, sequence features, mutations and bound partners. - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A score associated with a publication reference describing how the score was determined, the name of the method and a comment briefly describing the method. -Usage: The xref must contain at least one publication that describes the method used to determine the score value. There is currently no standard way of describing values, so any string is valid. -Examples: The statistical significance of a result, e.g. "p<0.05". - - - - - This property defines the source of the scoring methodology -- -a publication or web site describing the scoring methodology and the range of values. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Polymer sequence in uppercase letters. For DNA, usually A,C,G,T letters representing the nucleosides of adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine, respectively; for RNA, usually A, C, U, G; for protein, usually the letters corresponding to the 20 letter IUPAC amino acid code. - - - - - - Definition: An interval on a sequence. -Usage: Interval is defined as an ordered pair of SequenceSites. All of the sequence from the begin site to the end site (inclusive) is described, not any subset. - - - - - The begin position of a sequence interval. - - - - - - The end position of a sequence interval. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A location on a nucleotide or amino acid sequence. -Usage: For most purposes it is more appropriate to use subclasses of this class. Direct instances of SequenceLocation can be used for uknown locations that can not be classified neither as an interval nor a site. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definiiton: A reference to the PSI Molecular Interaction ontology (MI) of covalent sequence modifications. Homepage at http://www.psidev.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=MI&termId=MI%3A0252&termName=biological%20feature. Only children that are covelent modifications at specific positions can be used. - - - - - The integer listed gives the position. The first base or amino acid is position 1. In combination with the numeric value, the property 'POSITION-STATUS' allows to express fuzzy positions, e.g. 'less than 4'. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference to a controlled vocabulary of sequence regions, such as InterPro or Sequence Ontology (SO). Homepage at http://www.sequenceontology.org/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=SO - - - - - Definition: Describes a site on a sequence, i.e. the position of a single nucleotide or amino acid. -Usage: A sequence site is always defined based on the reference sequence of the owning entity. For DNARegion and RNARegion it is relative to the region itself not the genome or full RNA molecule. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A pool of molecules that are neither complexes nor are genetically encoded. - -Rationale: Identity of small molecules are based on structure, rather than sequence as in the case of DNA, RNA or Protein. A small molecule reference is a grouping of several small molecule entities that have the same chemical structure. - -Usage : Smalle Molecules can have a cellular location and binding features. They can't have modification features as covalent modifications of small molecules are not considered as state changes but treated as different molecules. -Some non-genomic macromolecules, such as large complex carbohydrates are currently covered by small molecules despite they lack a static structure. Better coverage for such molecules require representation of generic stoichiometry and polymerization, currently planned for BioPAX level 4. - -Examples: glucose, penicillin, phosphatidylinositol - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A small molecule reference is a grouping of several small molecule entities that have the same chemical structure. Members can differ in celular location and bound partners. Covalent modifications of small molecules are not considered as state changes but treated as different molecules. - - - - The source in which the reference was published, such as: a book title, or a journal title and volume and pages. - - - - - - Specifies whether a conversion occurs spontaneously or not. If the spontaneity is not known, the SPONTANEOUS property should be left empty. - - - - - The preferred full name for this entity, if exists assigned by a standard nomenclature organization such as HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee. - -Warning: Subproperties of name are functional, that is we expect to have only one standardName and shortName for a given entity. If a user decides to assign a different name to standardName or shortName, they have to remove the old triplet from the model too. If the old name should be retained as a synonym a regular "name" property should also be introduced with the old name. - - - - - - - The central process that take place at this step of the biochemical pathway. - - - - - - - Direction of the conversion in this particular pathway context. -This property can be used for annotating direction of enzymatic activity. Even if an enzyme catalyzes a reaction reversibly, the flow of matter through the pathway will force the equilibrium in a given direction for that particular pathway. - - - - - REVERSIBLE - - - RIGHT-TO-LEFT - - - LEFT-TO-RIGHT - - - - - - - - - - - - - An interaction or a pathway that are a part of this pathway step. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Stoichiometric coefficient for one of the entities in an interaction or complex. This value can be any rational number. Generic values such as "n" or "n+1" should not be used - polymers are currently not covered. - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: Stoichiometric coefficient of a physical entity in the context of a conversion or complex. -Usage: For each participating element there must be 0 or 1 stoichiometry element. A non-existing stoichiometric element is treated as unknown. -This is an n-ary bridge for left, right and component properties. Relative stoichiometries ( e.g n, n+1) often used for describing polymerization is not supported. - - - - - Defines the chemical structure and other information about this molecule, using an instance of class chemicalStructure. - - - - - - This property holds a string of data defining chemical structure,in one of the three formats:<a href ="www.xml-cml.org">CML</a>, <a href = "www.daylight.com/dayhtml/smiles/">SMILES</a> or <a href="http://www.iupac.org/inchi/">InChI</a>. If, for example,the CML format is used, then the value of this property is a string containing the XML encoding of the CML data. - - - - - - This property specifies which format is used to define chemical structure data. - - - - - CML - - - SMILES - - - InChI - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The sub region of a region or nucleic acid molecule. The sub region must be wholly part of the region, not outside of it. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Temperature in Celsius - - - - - - The template molecule that is used in this template reaction. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The direction of the template reaction on the template. - - - - - FORWARD - - - REVERSE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definiton: An interaction where a macromolecule is polymerized from a - template macromolecule. - -Rationale: This is an abstraction over multiple (not explicitly stated) biochemical - reactions. The ubiquitous molecules (NTP and amino acids) consumed are also usually - omitted. Template reaction is non-stoichiometric, does not obey law of - mass conservation and temporally non-atomic. It, however, provides a - mechanism to capture processes that are central to all living organisms. - -Usage: Regulation of TemplateReaction, e.g. via a transcription factor can be - captured using TemplateReactionRegulation. TemplateReaction can also be - indirect for example, it is not necessary to represent intermediary mRNA - for describing expression of a protein. It was decided to not subclass - TemplateReaction to subtypes such as transcription of translation for the - sake of simplicity. If needed these subclasses can be added in the - future. - -Examples: Transcription, translation, replication, reverse transcription. E.g. - DNA to RNA is transcription, RNA to protein is translation and DNA to - protein is protein expression from DNA. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ACTIVATION - - - INHIBITION - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: Regulation of an expression reaction by a controlling element such as a transcription factor or microRNA. - -Usage: To represent the binding of the transcription factor to a regulatory element in the TemplateReaction, create a complex of the transcription factor and the regulatory element and set that as the controller. - - - - The external controlled vocabulary term. - - - - - - An external controlled vocabulary of tissue types. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference to the BRENDA (BTO). Homepage at http://www.brenda-enzymes.info/. Browse at http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=BTO - - - - - The title of the publication. - - - - - - - Definition: An conversion in which molecules of one or more physicalEntity pools change their subcellular location and become a member of one or more other physicalEntity pools. A transport interaction does not include the transporter entity, even if one is required in order for the transport to occur. Instead, transporters are linked to transport interactions via the catalysis class. - -Usage: If there is a simultaneous chemical modification of the participant(s), use transportWithBiochemicalReaction class. - -Synonyms: translocation. - -Examples: The movement of Na+ into the cell through an open voltage-gated channel. - - - - - Definition: A conversion interaction that is both a biochemicalReaction and a transport. In transportWithBiochemicalReaction interactions, one or more of the substrates changes both their location and their physical structure. Active transport reactions that use ATP as an energy source fall under this category, even if the only covalent change is the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP. - -Rationale: This class was added to support a large number of transport events in pathway databases that have a biochemical reaction during the transport process. It is not expected that other double inheritance subclasses will be added to the ontology at the same level as this class. - -Examples: In the PEP-dependent phosphotransferase system, transportation of sugar into an E. coli cell is accompanied by the sugar's phosphorylation as it crosses the plasma membrane. - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - Definition: A unification xref defines a reference to an entity in an external resource that has the same biological identity as the referring entity -Rationale: Unification xrefs are critically important for data integration. In the future they may be replaced by direct miriam links and rdf:id based identity management. - -Usage: For example, if one wished to link from a database record, C, describing a chemical compound in a BioPAX data collection to a record, C', describing the same chemical compound in an external database, one would use a unification xref since records C and C' describe the same biological identity. Generally, unification xrefs should be used whenever possible, although there are cases where they might not be useful, such as application to application data exchange.Identity of interactions can be computed based on the identity of its participants. An xref in a protein pointing to a gene, e.g. in the LocusLink database17, would not be a unification xref since the two entities do not have the same biological identity (one is a protein, the other is a gene). Instead, this link should be a captured as a relationship xref. References to an external controlled vocabulary term within the OpenControlledVocabulary class should use a unification xref where possible (e.g. GO:0005737). -Examples: An xref in a protein instance pointing to an entry in the Swiss-Prot database, and an xref in an RNA instance pointing to the corresponding RNA sequence in the RefSeq database.. - - - - The URL at which the publication can be found, if it is available through the Web. - - - - Definition: This is a placeholder for classes, used for annotating the "Entity" and its subclasses. Mostly, these are not an "Entity" themselves. Examples include references to external databases, controlled vocabularies, evidence and provenance. - -Rationale: Utility classes are created when simple slots are insufficient to describe an aspect of an entity or to increase compatibility of this ontology with other standards. - -Usage: The utilityClass class is actually a metaclass and is only present to organize the other helper classes under one class hierarchy; instances of utilityClass should never be created. - - - - - The value of the score. This can be a numerical or categorical value. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition: A reference from an instance of a class in this ontology to an object in an external resource. -Rationale: Xrefs in the future can be removed in the future in favor of explicit miram links. -Usage: For most cases one of the subclasses of xref should be used. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Values of this property define external cross-references from this entity to entities in external databases. - - - - - - The year in which this publication was published. - - - diff --git a/tests/resources/biopax3.yaml b/tests/resources/biopax3.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 56d9b74..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/biopax3.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,888 +0,0 @@ -id: http://www.biopax.org/release/biopax-level3.owl -name: biopax3 -description: biopax3 -imports: -- linkml:types -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - biopax3: https://w3id.org/biopax3/ -default_prefix: biopax3 -types: {} -classes: - BindingFeature: - class_uri: biopax3:BindingFeature - slots: - - bindsTo - - intraMolecular - is_a: EntityFeature - BioSource: - class_uri: biopax3:BioSource - slots: - - cellType - - tissue - - xref - - name - is_a: UtilityClass - BiochemicalPathwayStep: - class_uri: biopax3:BiochemicalPathwayStep - slots: - - stepConversion - - stepDirection - is_a: PathwayStep - slot_usage: - stepProcess: - range: Control - BiochemicalReaction: - class_uri: biopax3:BiochemicalReaction - slots: - - deltaG - - kEQ - - deltaH - - deltaS - - eCNumber - is_a: Conversion - Catalysis: - class_uri: biopax3:Catalysis - slots: - - cofactor - - catalysisDirection - is_a: Control - slot_usage: - controlled: - range: Conversion - controller: - range: PhysicalEntity - controlType: - equals_string: ACTIVATION - CellVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:CellVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - CellularLocationVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:CellularLocationVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - ChemicalStructure: - class_uri: biopax3:ChemicalStructure - slots: - - structureData - - structureFormat - is_a: UtilityClass - slot_usage: - structureData: - multivalued: false - required: true - structureFormat: - multivalued: false - required: true - Complex: - class_uri: biopax3:Complex - slots: - - component - - componentStoichiometry - is_a: PhysicalEntity - slot_usage: - memberPhysicalEntity: - range: Complex - ComplexAssembly: - class_uri: biopax3:ComplexAssembly - is_a: Conversion - Control: - class_uri: biopax3:Control - slots: - - controlled - - controller - - controlType - is_a: Interaction - ControlledVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:ControlledVocabulary - slots: - - xref - - term - is_a: UtilityClass - slot_usage: - xref: - range: UnificationXref - Conversion: - class_uri: biopax3:Conversion - slots: - - left - - participantStoichiometry - - right - - conversionDirection - - spontaneous - is_a: Interaction - slot_usage: - participant: - range: PhysicalEntity - CovalentBindingFeature: - class_uri: biopax3:CovalentBindingFeature - is_a: BindingFeature - mixins: - - ModificationFeature - Degradation: - class_uri: biopax3:Degradation - is_a: Conversion - slot_usage: - conversionDirection: - equals_string: LEFT-TO-RIGHT - DeltaG: - class_uri: biopax3:DeltaG - slots: - - deltaGPrime0 - - ionicStrength - - pMg - - ph - - temperature - is_a: UtilityClass - slot_usage: - deltaGPrime0: - multivalued: false - required: true - Dna: - class_uri: biopax3:Dna - slots: - - entityReference - is_a: PhysicalEntity - slot_usage: - entityReference: - range: DnaReference - memberPhysicalEntity: - range: Dna - DnaReference: - class_uri: biopax3:DnaReference - slots: - - organism - - subRegion - - sequence - is_a: EntityReference - slot_usage: - memberEntityReference: - range: DnaReference - subRegion: - range: DnaRegionReference - DnaRegion: - class_uri: biopax3:DnaRegion - slots: - - entityReference - is_a: PhysicalEntity - slot_usage: - entityReference: - range: DnaRegionReference - memberPhysicalEntity: - range: DnaRegion - DnaRegionReference: - class_uri: biopax3:DnaRegionReference - slots: - - absoluteRegion - - organism - - regionType - - subRegion - - sequence - is_a: EntityReference - slot_usage: - subRegion: - range: DnaRegionReference - Entity: - class_uri: biopax3:Entity - slots: - - dataSource - - evidence - - xref - - availability - - comment - - name - - uri - EntityFeature: - class_uri: biopax3:EntityFeature - slots: - - evidence - - featureLocation - - featureLocationType - - memberFeature - is_a: UtilityClass - EntityReference: - class_uri: biopax3:EntityReference - slots: - - entityFeature - - entityReferenceType - - evidence - - memberEntityReference - - xref - - name - is_a: UtilityClass - EntityReferenceTypeVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:EntityReferenceTypeVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - Evidence: - class_uri: biopax3:Evidence - slots: - - confidence - - evidenceCode - - experimentalForm - - xref - is_a: UtilityClass - EvidenceCodeVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:EvidenceCodeVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - ExperimentalForm: - class_uri: biopax3:ExperimentalForm - slots: - - experimentalFeature - - experimentalFormDescription - - experimentalFormEntity - is_a: UtilityClass - slot_usage: - experimentalFormDescription: - required: true - ExperimentalFormVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:ExperimentalFormVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - FragmentFeature: - class_uri: biopax3:FragmentFeature - is_a: EntityFeature - Gene: - class_uri: biopax3:Gene - slots: - - organism - is_a: Entity - slot_usage: - organism: - multivalued: false - GeneticInteraction: - class_uri: biopax3:GeneticInteraction - slots: - - interactionScore - - phenotype - is_a: Interaction - slot_usage: - participant: - range: Gene - multivalued: true - phenotype: - multivalued: false - required: true - interactionType: - multivalued: false - Interaction: - class_uri: biopax3:Interaction - slots: - - interactionType - - participant - is_a: Entity - InteractionVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:InteractionVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - KPrime: - class_uri: biopax3:KPrime - slots: - - ionicStrength - - kPrime - - pMg - - ph - - temperature - is_a: UtilityClass - slot_usage: - kPrime: - multivalued: false - required: true - ModificationFeature: - class_uri: biopax3:ModificationFeature - slots: - - modificationType - is_a: EntityFeature - Modulation: - class_uri: biopax3:Modulation - is_a: Control - slot_usage: - controlled: - range: Catalysis - controller: - range: PhysicalEntity - MolecularInteraction: - class_uri: biopax3:MolecularInteraction - is_a: Interaction - slot_usage: - participant: - range: PhysicalEntity - Pathway: - class_uri: biopax3:Pathway - slots: - - organism - - pathwayComponent - - pathwayOrder - is_a: Entity - PathwayStep: - class_uri: biopax3:PathwayStep - slots: - - evidence - - nextStep - - stepProcess - is_a: UtilityClass - PhenotypeVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:PhenotypeVocabulary - slots: - - patoData - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - PhysicalEntity: - class_uri: biopax3:PhysicalEntity - slots: - - cellularLocation - - feature - - memberPhysicalEntity - - notFeature - is_a: Entity - Protein: - class_uri: biopax3:Protein - slots: - - entityReference - is_a: PhysicalEntity - slot_usage: - entityReference: - range: ProteinReference - memberPhysicalEntity: - range: Protein - ProteinReference: - class_uri: biopax3:ProteinReference - slots: - - organism - - sequence - is_a: EntityReference - slot_usage: - memberEntityReference: - range: ProteinReference - Provenance: - class_uri: biopax3:Provenance - slots: - - xref - - name - is_a: UtilityClass - PublicationXref: - class_uri: biopax3:PublicationXref - slots: - - author - - source - - title - - url - - year - is_a: Xref - RelationshipTypeVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:RelationshipTypeVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - RelationshipXref: - class_uri: biopax3:RelationshipXref - slots: - - relationshipType - is_a: Xref - Rna: - class_uri: biopax3:Rna - slots: - - entityReference - is_a: PhysicalEntity - slot_usage: - entityReference: - range: RnaReference - memberPhysicalEntity: - range: Rna - RnaReference: - class_uri: biopax3:RnaReference - slots: - - organism - - subRegion - - sequence - is_a: EntityReference - slot_usage: - memberEntityReference: - range: RnaReference - subRegion: - range: RnaRegionReference - RnaRegion: - class_uri: biopax3:RnaRegion - slots: - - entityReference - is_a: PhysicalEntity - slot_usage: - entityReference: - range: RnaRegionReference - memberPhysicalEntity: - range: RnaRegion - RnaRegionReference: - class_uri: biopax3:RnaRegionReference - slots: - - absoluteRegion - - organism - - regionType - - subRegion - - sequence - is_a: EntityReference - slot_usage: - subRegion: - range: RnaRegionReference - Score: - class_uri: biopax3:Score - slots: - - scoreSource - - value - is_a: UtilityClass - slot_usage: - value: - multivalued: false - required: true - SequenceInterval: - class_uri: biopax3:SequenceInterval - slots: - - sequenceIntervalBegin - - sequenceIntervalEnd - is_a: SequenceLocation - SequenceLocation: - class_uri: biopax3:SequenceLocation - is_a: UtilityClass - SequenceModificationVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:SequenceModificationVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - SequenceRegionVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:SequenceRegionVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - SequenceSite: - class_uri: biopax3:SequenceSite - slots: - - positionStatus - - sequencePosition - is_a: SequenceLocation - SmallMolecule: - class_uri: biopax3:SmallMolecule - slots: - - entityReference - is_a: PhysicalEntity - slot_usage: - entityReference: - range: SmallMoleculeReference - feature: - range: BindingFeature - memberPhysicalEntity: - range: SmallMolecule - notFeature: - range: BindingFeature - SmallMoleculeReference: - class_uri: biopax3:SmallMoleculeReference - slots: - - structure - - chemicalFormula - - molecularWeight - is_a: EntityReference - slot_usage: - memberEntityReference: - range: SmallMoleculeReference - Stoichiometry: - class_uri: biopax3:Stoichiometry - slots: - - physicalEntity - - stoichiometricCoefficient - is_a: UtilityClass - slot_usage: - physicalEntity: - multivalued: false - required: true - stoichiometricCoefficient: - multivalued: false - required: true - TemplateReaction: - class_uri: biopax3:TemplateReaction - slots: - - product - - template - - templateDirection - is_a: Interaction - slot_usage: - participant: - range: PhysicalEntity - TemplateReactionRegulation: - class_uri: biopax3:TemplateReactionRegulation - is_a: Control - slot_usage: - controlled: - range: TemplateReaction - controller: - range: PhysicalEntity - TissueVocabulary: - class_uri: biopax3:TissueVocabulary - is_a: ControlledVocabulary - Transport: - class_uri: biopax3:Transport - is_a: Conversion - TransportWithBiochemicalReaction: - class_uri: biopax3:TransportWithBiochemicalReaction - is_a: BiochemicalReaction - mixins: - - Transport - UnificationXref: - class_uri: biopax3:UnificationXref - is_a: Xref - slot_usage: - db: - multivalued: false - required: true - id: - multivalued: false - required: true - UtilityClass: - class_uri: biopax3:UtilityClass - slots: - - comment - - uri - Xref: - class_uri: biopax3:Xref - slots: - - db - - dbVersion - - id - - idVersion - is_a: UtilityClass -slots: - absoluteRegion: - slot_uri: biopax3:absoluteRegion - range: SequenceLocation - multivalued: true - bindsTo: - slot_uri: biopax3:bindsTo - range: BindingFeature - multivalued: true - cellType: - slot_uri: biopax3:cellType - range: CellVocabulary - multivalued: true - cellularLocation: - slot_uri: biopax3:cellularLocation - range: CellularLocationVocabulary - multivalued: true - cofactor: - slot_uri: biopax3:cofactor - range: PhysicalEntity - is_a: participant - multivalued: true - component: - slot_uri: biopax3:component - range: PhysicalEntity - multivalued: true - componentStoichiometry: - slot_uri: biopax3:componentStoichiometry - range: Stoichiometry - multivalued: true - confidence: - slot_uri: biopax3:confidence - range: Score - multivalued: true - controlled: - slot_uri: biopax3:controlled - is_a: participant - multivalued: true - controller: - slot_uri: biopax3:controller - is_a: participant - multivalued: true - dataSource: - slot_uri: biopax3:dataSource - range: Provenance - multivalued: true - deltaG: - slot_uri: biopax3:deltaG - range: DeltaG - multivalued: true - entityFeature: - slot_uri: biopax3:entityFeature - range: EntityFeature - multivalued: true - entityReference: - slot_uri: biopax3:entityReference - range: EntityReference - multivalued: true - entityReferenceType: - slot_uri: biopax3:entityReferenceType - range: EntityReferenceTypeVocabulary - multivalued: true - evidence: - slot_uri: biopax3:evidence - range: Evidence - multivalued: true - evidenceCode: - slot_uri: biopax3:evidenceCode - range: EvidenceCodeVocabulary - multivalued: true - experimentalFeature: - slot_uri: biopax3:experimentalFeature - range: EntityFeature - multivalued: true - experimentalForm: - slot_uri: biopax3:experimentalForm - range: ExperimentalForm - multivalued: true - experimentalFormDescription: - slot_uri: biopax3:experimentalFormDescription - range: ExperimentalFormVocabulary - multivalued: true - experimentalFormEntity: - slot_uri: biopax3:experimentalFormEntity - multivalued: true - feature: - slot_uri: biopax3:feature - range: EntityFeature - multivalued: true - featureLocation: - slot_uri: biopax3:featureLocation - range: SequenceLocation - multivalued: true - featureLocationType: - slot_uri: biopax3:featureLocationType - range: SequenceRegionVocabulary - multivalued: true - interactionScore: - slot_uri: biopax3:interactionScore - range: Score - multivalued: true - interactionType: - slot_uri: biopax3:interactionType - range: InteractionVocabulary - multivalued: true - kEQ: - slot_uri: biopax3:kEQ - range: KPrime - multivalued: true - left: - slot_uri: biopax3:left - range: PhysicalEntity - is_a: participant - multivalued: true - memberEntityReference: - slot_uri: biopax3:memberEntityReference - range: EntityReference - multivalued: true - memberFeature: - slot_uri: biopax3:memberFeature - range: EntityFeature - multivalued: true - memberPhysicalEntity: - slot_uri: biopax3:memberPhysicalEntity - range: PhysicalEntity - multivalued: true - modificationType: - slot_uri: biopax3:modificationType - range: SequenceModificationVocabulary - multivalued: true - nextStep: - slot_uri: biopax3:nextStep - range: PathwayStep - multivalued: true - notFeature: - slot_uri: biopax3:notFeature - range: EntityFeature - multivalued: true - organism: - slot_uri: biopax3:organism - range: BioSource - multivalued: true - participant: - slot_uri: biopax3:participant - range: Entity - multivalued: true - participantStoichiometry: - slot_uri: biopax3:participantStoichiometry - range: Stoichiometry - multivalued: true - pathwayComponent: - slot_uri: biopax3:pathwayComponent - multivalued: true - pathwayOrder: - slot_uri: biopax3:pathwayOrder - range: PathwayStep - multivalued: true - phenotype: - slot_uri: biopax3:phenotype - range: PhenotypeVocabulary - multivalued: true - physicalEntity: - slot_uri: biopax3:physicalEntity - range: PhysicalEntity - multivalued: true - product: - slot_uri: biopax3:product - is_a: participant - multivalued: true - regionType: - slot_uri: biopax3:regionType - range: SequenceRegionVocabulary - multivalued: true - relationshipType: - slot_uri: biopax3:relationshipType - range: RelationshipTypeVocabulary - multivalued: true - right: - slot_uri: biopax3:right - range: PhysicalEntity - is_a: participant - multivalued: true - scoreSource: - slot_uri: biopax3:scoreSource - range: Provenance - multivalued: true - sequenceIntervalBegin: - slot_uri: biopax3:sequenceIntervalBegin - range: SequenceSite - multivalued: true - sequenceIntervalEnd: - slot_uri: biopax3:sequenceIntervalEnd - range: SequenceSite - multivalued: true - stepConversion: - slot_uri: biopax3:stepConversion - range: Conversion - is_a: stepProcess - multivalued: true - stepProcess: - slot_uri: biopax3:stepProcess - multivalued: true - structure: - slot_uri: biopax3:structure - range: ChemicalStructure - multivalued: true - subRegion: - slot_uri: biopax3:subRegion - multivalued: true - template: - slot_uri: biopax3:template - is_a: participant - multivalued: true - tissue: - slot_uri: biopax3:tissue - range: TissueVocabulary - multivalued: true - xref: - slot_uri: biopax3:xref - range: Xref - multivalued: true - author: - slot_uri: biopax3:author - multivalued: true - availability: - slot_uri: biopax3:availability - multivalued: true - catalysisDirection: - slot_uri: biopax3:catalysisDirection - multivalued: true - chemicalFormula: - slot_uri: biopax3:chemicalFormula - multivalued: true - comment: - slot_uri: biopax3:comment - multivalued: true - controlType: - slot_uri: biopax3:controlType - multivalued: true - conversionDirection: - slot_uri: biopax3:conversionDirection - multivalued: true - db: - slot_uri: biopax3:db - multivalued: true - dbVersion: - slot_uri: biopax3:dbVersion - multivalued: true - deltaGPrime0: - slot_uri: biopax3:deltaGPrime0 - multivalued: true - deltaH: - slot_uri: biopax3:deltaH - multivalued: true - deltaS: - slot_uri: biopax3:deltaS - multivalued: true - displayName: - slot_uri: biopax3:displayName - is_a: name - multivalued: true - eCNumber: - slot_uri: biopax3:eCNumber - multivalued: true - id: - slot_uri: biopax3:id - multivalued: true - idVersion: - slot_uri: biopax3:idVersion - multivalued: true - intraMolecular: - slot_uri: biopax3:intraMolecular - multivalued: true - ionicStrength: - slot_uri: biopax3:ionicStrength - multivalued: true - kPrime: - slot_uri: biopax3:kPrime - multivalued: true - molecularWeight: - slot_uri: biopax3:molecularWeight - multivalued: true - name: - slot_uri: biopax3:name - multivalued: true - pMg: - slot_uri: biopax3:pMg - multivalued: true - patoData: - slot_uri: biopax3:patoData - multivalued: true - ph: - slot_uri: biopax3:ph - multivalued: true - positionStatus: - slot_uri: biopax3:positionStatus - multivalued: true - sequence: - slot_uri: biopax3:sequence - multivalued: true - sequencePosition: - slot_uri: biopax3:sequencePosition - multivalued: true - source: - slot_uri: biopax3:source - multivalued: true - spontaneous: - slot_uri: biopax3:spontaneous - multivalued: true - standardName: - slot_uri: biopax3:standardName - is_a: name - multivalued: true - stepDirection: - slot_uri: biopax3:stepDirection - multivalued: true - stoichiometricCoefficient: - slot_uri: biopax3:stoichiometricCoefficient - multivalued: true - structureData: - slot_uri: biopax3:structureData - multivalued: true - structureFormat: - slot_uri: biopax3:structureFormat - multivalued: true - temperature: - slot_uri: biopax3:temperature - multivalued: true - templateDirection: - slot_uri: biopax3:templateDirection - multivalued: true - term: - slot_uri: biopax3:term - multivalued: true - title: - slot_uri: biopax3:title - multivalued: true - url: - slot_uri: biopax3:url - multivalued: true - value: - slot_uri: biopax3:value - multivalued: true - year: - slot_uri: biopax3:year - multivalued: true - uri: - identifier: true - range: uriorcurie -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/biosamples.tsv b/tests/resources/biosamples.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index ba5002c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/biosamples.tsv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1000 +0,0 @@ -BIOSAMPLE_ID BIOSAMPLE_NAME ADD_DATE MOD_DATE MOD_BY DESCRIPTION ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM_CATEGORY ECOSYSTEM_TYPE ECOSYSTEM_SUBTYPE SPECIFIC_ECOSYSTEM SAMPLE_COLLECTION_SITE ISOLATION_PUBLICATION_ID SAMPLE_ISOLATION_COMMENTS SAMPLING_STRATEGY REPLICATE_NUMBER SAMPLE_VOLUME SAMPLE_BIOMASS SAMPLE_CONTACT_NAME SAMPLE_CONTACT_EMAIL GEOGRAPHIC_LOCATION XLATITUDE XLONGITUDE LAT_LONG_INFERRED XALTITUDE XDEPTH TEMPERATURE_RANGE TEMPERATURE_EXACT SALINITY PRESSURE PH HABITAT HOST_NAME HOST_TAXONOMY_ID HOST_GENDER HOST_RACE HOST_AGE HOST_HEALTH_CONDITION PATIENT_VISIT_NUMBER HOST_MEDICATION MRN HOST_BODY_SITE HOST_BODY_SUBSITE HOST_BODY_PRODUCT HOST_SPECIFICITY HOST_COMMENTS ACTIVE PROJECT_OID SAMPLE_OID GOLD_ID IS_PUBLIC SPECIMEN SUBMIT_BIOSAMPLE_NAME NCBI_TAXONOMY_ID COMMUNITY LOCATION IDENTIFIER ENV_PACKAGE SAMPLE_COLLECTION_DAY SAMPLE_COLLECTION_MONTH SAMPLE_COLLECTION_YEAR SUBMITTER_ID GROWTH_CONDITIONS JPA_ENTITY OTHER_HOSTS KNOWN_NON_HOSTS ISOLATION_PUBMED_ID HOST_BODY_SITE_ID HOST_BODY_SUBSITE_ID HOST_BODY_PRODUCT_ID IS_DRAFT SAMPLE_ISOLATION_COUNTRY_ID OTHER_ECOSYSTEM LONGHURST_CODE SAMPLE_COLLECTION_HOUR SAMPLE_COLLECTION_MINUTE CHLOROPHYLL_CONCENTRATION NITRATE_CONCENTRATION OXYGEN_CONCENTRATION SALINITY_CONCENTRATION PUBLIC_SP_COUNT ADMIN_SP_COUNT PUBLIC_AP_COUNT ADMIN_AP_COUNT PUBLIC_DAP_COUNT ADMIN_DAP_COUNT CRUISE_LINE_NAME ECOSYSTEM_PATH_ID PROPORT_OCEAN PROPORT_ISOLATION PROPORT_STATION 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LONGITUDE DEPTH DEPTH2 ALTITUDE ALTITUDE2 SOLUBLE_IRON_MICROMOL BICARBONATE_MILLIMOL H2S_MILLIMOL H2S_PRESENT IRRADIANCE OXYGEN_PRESENCE METHANE_CONC_MILLIMOL - -173480 Wine grape associated microbial communities from Sonoma, California, USA - ED6 09-DEC-17 11.15.52.119000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.38.000000000 PM 102151 Wine grape associated microbial communities from Sonoma, California, USA; sample collected from Cordon section; Wood disease symptoms: Wedge canker, dieback, browning and streaking, Foliar symptoms: Eutypa dieback Host-associated Plants Phyllosphere Caulosphere Cordon section USA: Sonoma, California 38.2222222 122.3597222 Wine grape associated Vitis vinifera 29760 Yes Gb0173480 Yes Biome 1297885 microbial communities from Sonoma, California, USA ED6 6 2014 101072 8855 2 2 2 2 0 0 4524 plant metagenome No 38.2222222 122.3597222 38.2222222 122.3597222 -173774 Fermented milk associated microbial communities from Xilinhot, China - NM19-1 09-DEC-17 11.36.30.369000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.38.000000000 PM 102151 Fermented milk (koumiss) associated microbial communities from Xilinhot, China Engineered Food production Dairy products Fermented koumiss China: Xilinhot 44.23 116.39 Fermented milk associated Yes Gb0173774 Yes Biome 1154581 microbial communities from Xilinhot, China NM19-1 7 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food fermentation metagenome No 44.23 116.39 44.23 116.39 -173775 Fermented milk associated microbial communities from Xilinhot, China - NM19-2 09-DEC-17 11.36.34.360000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.43.000000000 PM 102151 Fermented milk (koumiss) associated microbial communities from Xilinhot, China Engineered Food production Dairy products Fermented koumiss China: Xilinhot 44.23 116.39 Fermented milk associated Yes Gb0173775 Yes Biome 1154581 microbial communities from Xilinhot, China NM19-2 7 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food fermentation metagenome No 44.23 116.39 44.23 116.39 -173776 Fermented milk associated microbial communities from Xilinhot, China - NM19-3 09-DEC-17 11.36.38.315000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.43.000000000 PM 102151 Fermented milk (koumiss) associated microbial communities from Xilinhot, China Engineered Food production Dairy products Fermented koumiss China: Xilinhot 44.23 116.39 Fermented milk associated Yes Gb0173776 Yes Biome 1154581 microbial communities from Xilinhot, China NM19-3 7 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food fermentation metagenome No 44.23 116.39 44.23 116.39 -173784 Fermented milk associated microbial communities from Zuunkharaa, Mongolia - MG16-2 09-DEC-17 11.37.10.939000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.43.000000000 PM 102151 Fermented milk (koumiss) associated microbial communities from Zuunkharaa, Mongolia Engineered Food production Dairy products Fermented koumiss Mongolia: Zuunkharaa 48.85 106.45 Fermented milk associated Yes Gb0173784 Yes Biome 1154581 microbial communities from Zuunkharaa, Mongolia MG16-2 8 2015 101072 8793 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food fermentation metagenome No 48.85 106.45 48.85 106.45 -173823 Ice-cream associated microbial communities from Maryland, United States - 36 _R2 09-DEC-17 11.40.00.913000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.45.000000000 PM 102151 Ice cream associated microbial communities; Time 36 replicate 2 Engineered Food production Dairy products Ice cream USA: Maryland 38.98 -76.93 Ice-cream associated Yes Gb0173823 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from Maryland, United States 36 _R2 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.93 38.98 -76.93 -173825 Ice-cream associated microbial communities from Maryland, United States - 36 _R4 09-DEC-17 11.40.10.105000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.45.000000000 PM 102151 Ice cream associated microbial communities; Time 36 replicate 4 Engineered Food production Dairy products Ice cream USA: Maryland 38.98 -76.93 Ice-cream associated Yes Gb0173825 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from Maryland, United States 36 _R4 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.93 38.98 -76.93 -173867 Freshwater microbial communities from Amazon River, Brazil - RCJ6 09-DEC-17 11.43.44.472000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.24.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater microbial communities from Amazon River, Brazil Environmental Aquatic Freshwater River river water Brazil: Amazon River -0.09415 -50.37353 0.5 Freshwater Yes Gb0173867 Yes Biome 1169740 microbial communities from Amazon River, Brazil RCJ6 25 7 2012 101072 8709 1 1 1 1 0 0 4511 aquatic metagenome No 0.5 m 0.5 -0.09415 -50.37353 -0.09415 -50.37353 0.5 -173872 Freshwater microbial communities from Amazon River, Brazil - RCJ3 09-DEC-17 11.44.06.993000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.24.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater microbial communities from Amazon River, Brazil Environmental Aquatic Freshwater River river water Brazil: Amazon River -0.05033 -51.03085 0.5 Freshwater Yes Gb0173872 Yes Biome 1169740 microbial communities from Amazon River, Brazil RCJ3 23 7 2012 101072 8709 1 1 1 1 0 0 4511 aquatic metagenome No 0.5 m 0.5 -0.05033 -51.03085 -0.05033 -51.03085 0.5 -173903 Lake sediment microbial communtites from St. Paul Island, Alaska - PH082_579 09-DEC-17 11.47.38.822000000 PM 20-APR-18 06.00.14.000000000 PM 101232 Lake sediment microbial communtites from St. Paul Island, Alaska Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Sediment Lake sediment USA: Lake Hill lake, St. Paul Island, Alaska 57.18 -170.25 5.79 Lake sediment Yes Gb0173903 Yes Biome 556182 microbial communtites from St. Paul Island, Alaska PH082_579 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4426 freshwater sediment metagenome No 579 cm 5.79 57.18 -170.25 57.18 -170.25 5.79 -173935 Lake sediment microbial communtites from St. Paul Island, Alaska - PH-EC31_na 09-DEC-17 11.50.19.285000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.53.000000000 PM 102151 Lake sediment microbial communtites from St. Paul Island, Alaska Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Sediment Lake sediment USA: Lake Hill lake, St. Paul Island, Alaska 57.18 -170.25 Lake sediment Yes Gb0173935 Yes Biome 556182 microbial communtites from St. Paul Island, Alaska PH-EC31_na 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4426 freshwater sediment metagenome No 57.18 -170.25 57.18 -170.25 -173942 Freshwater microbial communities from thermokarst lake SAS2a, Kuujjuarapick, Canada - Sample Summer S3 11-DEC-17 09.15.10.302000000 AM 12-DEC-17 08.50.02.042000000 AM 100284 Freshwater microbial communities from thermokarst lake SAS2a, Kuujjuarapick, Canada - Sample Summer S3 Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Unclassified Thermokarst lake Warwick Vincent Warwick.Vincent@bio.ulaval.ca SAS2a, Kuujjuarapick, Canada 55.1491 -77.4866 Freshwater Yes Gb0173942 Yes Biome microbial SAS2a, Kuujjuarapick, Canada 12 7 2015 117311 Yes 8715 Thermokarst lake 1 1 1 2 0 0 4179 No 55.1491 -77.4866 55.1491 -77.4866 -175131 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 048_3_12_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.44.09.809000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.02.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175131 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 048_3_12_stool_2 12 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175144 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 053_3_11_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.44.37.906000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.02.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175144 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 053_3_11_stool_2 11 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175150 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 062_3_13_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.44.50.952000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.02.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175150 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 062_3_13_stool_1 13 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 063_3_10_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.44.53.117000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.02.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175151 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 063_3_10_stool_1 10 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175161 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 064_3_11_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.45.14.768000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.03.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175161 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 064_3_11_stool_1 11 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175163 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 064_3_12_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.45.18.807000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.03.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175163 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 064_3_12_stool_1 12 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175179 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 073_5_4_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.45.54.263000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.04.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175179 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 073_5_4_stool_1 4 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175182 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 074_4_29_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.46.00.850000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.04.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175182 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 074_4_29_stool_1 29 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175186 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 074_5_1_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.46.09.674000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.04.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175186 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 074_5_1_stool_1 1 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175546 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI003286-124 21-DEC-17 12.05.27.702000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175546 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI003286-124 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175547 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI005358-13 21-DEC-17 12.05.31.118000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175547 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI005358-13 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175574 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI005385-53 21-DEC-17 12.07.03.186000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175574 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI005385-53 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175582 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI012152-30 21-DEC-17 12.07.30.266000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175582 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI012152-30 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175585 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI012156-34 21-DEC-17 12.07.40.362000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175585 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI012156-34 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175589 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI012168-57 21-DEC-17 12.07.53.783000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175589 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI012168-57 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175590 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI012169-62 21-DEC-17 12.07.57.196000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175590 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI012169-62 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175597 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI012177-93 21-DEC-17 12.08.21.673000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175597 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI012177-93 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175110 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 046_3_11_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.43.24.672000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.02.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175110 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 046_3_11_stool_1 11 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175603 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI021991-21 21-DEC-17 12.08.42.445000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175603 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI021991-21 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175609 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI021997-32 21-DEC-17 12.09.03.329000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175609 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI021997-32 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175611 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI022000-43 21-DEC-17 12.09.10.189000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175611 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI022000-43 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175613 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - SZAXPI022002-84 21-DEC-17 12.09.17.023000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175613 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China SZAXPI022002-84 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175626 Sediment microbial communities from ancient Late Pleistocene permafrost in Arctic, Gydan Peninsula, Russia - IC15 21-DEC-17 12.10.04.224000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Sediment microbial communities from ancient Late Pleistocene permafrost in Arctic, Gydan Peninsula, Russia Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost permafrost Russia: Gydan Peninsula 72.3741 78.6116 Sediment Yes Gb0175626 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities from ancient Late Pleistocene permafrost in Arctic, Gydan Peninsula, Russia IC15 2013 101072 8823 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 permafrost metagenome No 72.3741 78.6116 72.3741 78.6116 -175629 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P004V1 21-DEC-17 12.10.15.776000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175629 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P004V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175633 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P007V1 21-DEC-17 12.10.29.509000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175633 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P007V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175194 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 075_4_28_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.46.30.233000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.05.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175194 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 075_4_28_stool_2 28 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175196 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 075_4_29_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.46.34.662000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.05.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175196 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 075_4_29_stool_2 29 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175198 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 075_4_30_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.46.39.108000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.05.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175198 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 075_4_30_stool_2 30 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175210 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 076_4_29_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.47.06.035000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.05.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175210 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 076_4_29_stool_2 29 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175213 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 076_5_3_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.47.12.626000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175213 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 076_5_3_stool_1 3 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175216 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 077_4_27_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.47.19.241000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175216 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 077_4_27_stool_1 27 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175222 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 077_5_1_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.47.32.476000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175222 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 077_5_1_stool_1 1 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175224 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 077_5_2_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.47.36.880000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175224 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 077_5_2_stool_2 2 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175227 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 079_4_27_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.47.43.494000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175227 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 079_4_27_stool_1 27 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175231 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 079_4_30_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.47.52.329000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175231 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 079_4_30_stool_2 30 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175235 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 079_5_2_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.48.01.235000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175235 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 079_5_2_stool_2 2 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175241 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 080_4_29_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.48.14.515000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175241 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 080_4_29_stool_1 29 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175253 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 081_4_29_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.48.41.109000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175253 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 081_4_29_stool_1 29 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175262 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 082_4_28_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.49.01.134000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175262 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 082_4_28_stool_1 28 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175265 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 082_4_29_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.49.07.795000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175265 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 082_4_29_stool_2 29 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175270 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 082_5_3_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.49.18.934000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175270 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 082_5_3_stool_2 3 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175288 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 094_5_2_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.49.58.996000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175288 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 094_5_2_stool_1 2 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -156049 Lichen forming fungal communities from rock surfaces in Sardinia, Italy - population 2 05-JUL-17 12.04.21.189000000 PM 20-APR-18 03.17.28.000000000 PM 101232 Lichen forming fungal communities from rock surfaces in Sardinia, Italy, population 1 (297 m a.s.l.) Environmental Terrestrial Rock-dwelling (subaerial biofilms) rock surface Francesco Dal Grande francesco.dalgrande@senckenberg.de Italy: Sardinia 40.7494651 9.00798 Inferred 297 Lichen forming Yes Gb0156049 Yes Biome fungal communities from rock surfaces in Sardinia, Italy population 2 102151 Yes 8769 1 1 0 1 0 1 3495 No 297 40.7494651 9.00798 40.7494651 9.00798 297 -156181 Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, United States - S1+v_10-13C 21-JUL-17 12.50.00.996000000 PM Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, depth 10 cm, site with vegetation, incubated with 13C-methane Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Desert desert soil USA: California 33.3049 -116.2547 soil Yes Gb0156181 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Anza Borrego desert, Southern California S1+v_10-13C 30 5 2016 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4202 soil metagenome No 33.3049 -116.2547 33.3049 -116.2547 -156182 Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, United States - S1+v_20-13C 21-JUL-17 12.50.01.493000000 PM Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, depth 20 cm, site with vegetation, incubated with 13C-methane Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Desert desert soil USA: California 33.3049 -116.2547 soil Yes Gb0156182 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Anza Borrego desert, Southern California S1+v_20-13C 30 5 2016 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4202 soil metagenome No 33.3049 -116.2547 33.3049 -116.2547 -156184 Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, United States - S3+v_10-13C 21-JUL-17 12.50.02.533000000 PM Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, depth 10 cm, site with vegetation, incubated with 13C-methane Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Desert desert soil USA: California 33.3050 -116.2547 soil Yes Gb0156184 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Anza Borrego desert, Southern California S3+v_10-13C 30 5 2016 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4202 soil metagenome No 33.305 -116.2547 33.305 -116.2547 -156185 Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, United States - S3+v_20-13C 21-JUL-17 12.50.03.054000000 PM Soil microbial communities from Anza Borrego desert, Southern California, depth 20 cm, site with vegetation, incubated with 13C-methane Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Desert desert soil USA: California 33.3050 -116.2547 soil Yes Gb0156185 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Anza Borrego desert, Southern California S3+v_20-13C 30 5 2016 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4202 soil metagenome No 33.305 -116.2547 33.305 -116.2547 -156189 Enriched microbial communities from leaf-cutter ant dump, University of Wisconsin, Madison, United States - 1B0 21-JUL-17 12.50.05.032000000 PM 20-APR-18 03.15.46.000000000 PM 101232 Enriched microbial communities from leaf-cutter ant dump, University of Wisconsin, Madison, United States Host-associated Arthropoda Ant dump Ant dump-derived enrichment culture on filter paper USA: Wisconsin 43.0758 -89.4125 226 ant dump Atta 12956 Yes Gb0156189 Yes Biome 1077528 microbial communities University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, United States 1B0 30 1 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4554 ant metagenome No 226 43.0758 -89.4125 43.0758 -89.4125 226 -156190 Enriched microbial communities from leaf-cutter ant dump, University of Wisconsin, Madison, United States - 1B1A 21-JUL-17 12.50.05.523000000 PM 20-APR-18 03.15.46.000000000 PM 101232 Enriched microbial communities from leaf-cutter ant dump, University of Wisconsin, Madison, United States Host-associated Arthropoda Ant dump Ant dump-derived enrichment culture on filter paper USA: Wisconsin 43.0758 -89.4125 226 ant dump Atta 12956 Yes Gb0156190 Yes Biome 1077528 microbial communities University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, United States 1B1A 30 1 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4554 ant metagenome No 226 43.0758 -89.4125 43.0758 -89.4125 226 -156244 Sorted cell/s from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden - uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.G4 21-JUL-17 12.50.31.216000000 PM Sorted cells from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater deep sub Sweden: Oskarshamn 57.4344 16.6600 448 groundwater Yes Gb0156244 Yes Biome 717931 sorted cell/s Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site, Sweden uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.G4 22 11 2016 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 448m 448 57.4344 16.66 57.4344 16.66 448 -156255 Sorted cell/s from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden - uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.I8 21-JUL-17 12.50.36.771000000 PM Sorted cells from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater deep sub Sweden: Oskarshamn 57.4344 16.6600 448 groundwater Yes Gb0156255 Yes Biome 717931 sorted cell/s Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site, Sweden uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.I8 22 11 2016 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 448m 448 57.4344 16.66 57.4344 16.66 448 -156276 Sorted cell/s from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden - uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.I20 21-JUL-17 12.50.47.524000000 PM Sorted cells from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater deep sub Sweden: Oskarshamn 57.4344 16.6600 448 groundwater Yes Gb0156276 Yes Biome 717931 sorted cell/s Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site, Sweden uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.I20 22 11 2016 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 448m 448 57.4344 16.66 57.4344 16.66 448 -156280 Sorted cell/s from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden - uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.F15 21-JUL-17 12.50.49.664000000 PM Sorted cells from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater deep sub Sweden: Oskarshamn 57.4344 16.6600 448 groundwater Yes Gb0156280 Yes Biome 717931 sorted cell/s Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site, Sweden uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.F15 22 11 2016 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 448m 448 57.4344 16.66 57.4344 16.66 448 -156281 Sorted cell/s from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden - uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.G5 21-JUL-17 12.50.50.190000000 PM Sorted cells from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater deep sub Sweden: Oskarshamn 57.4344 16.6600 448 groundwater Yes Gb0156281 Yes Biome 717931 sorted cell/s Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site, Sweden uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.G5 22 11 2016 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 448m 448 57.4344 16.66 57.4344 16.66 448 -156288 Sorted cell/s from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden - uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.F4 21-JUL-17 12.50.53.934000000 PM Sorted cells from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater deep sub Sweden: Oskarshamn 57.4344 16.6600 448 groundwater Yes Gb0156288 Yes Biome 717931 sorted cell/s Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site, Sweden uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.F4 22 11 2016 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 448m 448 57.4344 16.66 57.4344 16.66 448 -156295 Sorted cell/s from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden - uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.H9 21-JUL-17 12.50.57.631000000 PM Sorted cells from the Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site groundwater, Oskarshamn, Sweden Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater deep sub Sweden: Oskarshamn 57.4344 16.6600 448 groundwater Yes Gb0156295 Yes Biome 717931 sorted cell/s Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) deep subsurface site, Sweden uncultured microorganism SbSrfc.KA33.01.H9 22 11 2016 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 448m 448 57.4344 16.66 57.4344 16.66 448 -156303 Subsurface sediment microbial communities from Mancos shale, Colorado, United States - Mancos A1 21-JUL-17 12.51.01.884000000 PM Subsurface microbial communities from Mancos shale, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface sediment from fracked well USA: Colorado 38.9600 -106.9900 50 Deep subsurface sediment Yes Gb0156303 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Mancos shale, Colorado, United States Mancos A1 19 8 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3497 subsurface metagenome No 50m 50 38.96 -106.99 38.96 -106.99 50 -156304 Subsurface sediment microbial communities from Mancos shale, Colorado, United States - Mancos B2 21-JUL-17 12.51.02.431000000 PM Subsurface microbial communities from Mancos shale, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface sediment from fracked well USA: Colorado 38.9600 -106.9900 50 Deep subsurface sediment Yes Gb0156304 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Mancos shale, Colorado, United States Mancos B2 19 8 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3497 subsurface metagenome No 50m 50 38.96 -106.99 38.96 -106.99 50 -157161 Estuarine sediment microbial communities from the Columbia River estuary, Washington, United States – S.671 17-AUG-17 05.36.01.654000000 PM Estuarine sediment microbial communities from the Columbia River estuary, Washington, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Estuary river estuary USA: Washington 46.2700 -123.9460 0 sediment Yes Gb0157161 Yes Biome 1649191 microbial communities Columbia River estuary, BBC Baker Bay Chinook S.671 16 7 2014 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4015 estuary metagenome No 0m 0 46.27 -123.946 46.27 -123.946 0 -157168 Groundwater sediment microbial communities from an aquifer in East River, Colorado, USA - PLM4_65_b1 redo 17-AUG-17 05.37.23.845000000 PM 20-APR-18 03.15.46.000000000 PM 101232 Groundwater sediment microbial communities from an aquifer in East River, Colorado, USA Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Sediment Riparian zone, East River USA: Colorado 38.9208 -106.9484 2743 groundwater sediment Yes Gb0157168 Yes Biome 556182 microbial communities East River, Colorado PLM4_65_b1 redo 16 9 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3789 freshwater sediment metagenome No 2743 38.9208 -106.9484 38.9208 -106.9484 2743 -157236 Forest soil microbial communities from Boreal Montmorency Forest, Quebec, Canada - FO740-VDE011SO 17-AUG-17 05.50.48.820000000 PM 20-APR-18 03.15.46.000000000 PM 101232 Forest soil microbial communities from Boreal Montmorency Forest, Quebec, Canada Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil Forest soil Canada: Quebec 47.2641 -71.2157 770 soil Yes Gb0157236 Yes Biome 410658 fungal communities Boreal Montmorency Forest, Quebec, Canada FO740-VDE011SO 4 7 2016 101072 8715 1 1 4 4 11 11 4205 soil metagenome No 770 47.2641 -71.2157 47.2641 -71.2157 770 -175293 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 096_4_30_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.50.10.120000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175293 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 096_4_30_stool_1 30 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175303 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 097_5_1_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.50.32.394000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.07.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175303 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 097_5_1_stool_1 1 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175315 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 098_5_2_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.50.59.344000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.08.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175315 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 098_5_2_stool_1 2 5 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175327 Nasopharynx microbial communities from patients in Lancaster, United Kingdom - D-adult-fever 20-DEC-17 11.51.28.713000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.37.000000000 PM 102151 Nasopharynx microbial communities from pool of nasopharyngeal swabs from 8 adult patients with feverish respiratory symptoms Host-associated Human Respiratory system Nasopharyngeal Pharynx nasopharynx United Kingdom: Lancaster 54.05 -2.8 Nasopharynx Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175327 Yes Biome 1131769 microbial communities from patient in Lancaster, United Kingdom D-adult-fever 1 1 2015 101072 8859 1 1 0 0 0 0 4132 human nasopharyngeal metagenome No 54.05 -2.8 54.05 -2.8 -175332 Nasopharynx microbial communities from patients in Lancaster, United Kingdom - I-influenzaC-positive 20-DEC-17 11.51.39.914000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.37.000000000 PM 102151 Nasopharynx microbial communities from nasopharyngeal swab from influenza C-positive patient Host-associated Human Respiratory system Nasopharyngeal Pharynx nasopharynx United Kingdom: Lancaster 54.05 -2.8 Nasopharynx Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175332 Yes Biome 1131769 microbial communities from patient in Lancaster, United Kingdom I-influenzaC-positive 22 1 2015 101072 8859 1 1 0 0 0 0 4132 human nasopharyngeal metagenome No 54.05 -2.8 54.05 -2.8 -175340 Human feces viral communities from Copenhagen, Denmark - 7 20-DEC-17 11.51.59.905000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.26.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human feces Denmark: Copenhagen 55.6802333 12.5702209 Human feces Yes Gb0175340 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Copenhagen, Denmark 7 1 5 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 55.6802333 12.5702209 55.6802333 12.5702209 -139126 Soil microbial community of the Robinson Ridge, Antarctica - sample-3 13-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.49.000000000 PM 101232 soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil surface soil Mukan Ji muji9908@hotmail.com Robinson Ridge, Antarctica -66.369467 110.585574 Verified soil Yes Gb0139126 Yes Biome 410658 microbial Robinson Ridge, Antarctica 114759 Yes 1 1 1 1 23 23 3496 soil metagenome No -66.369467 110.585574 -66.369467 110.585574 -175362 Soil microbial communities from grassland in Inner Mongolia, China - ISC 20-DEC-17 11.55.10.785000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.59.03.000000000 PM 102151 Soil microbial communities from grassland in Inner Mongolia, China Environmental Terrestrial Soil The grassland soils from Inner Mongolia China: Inner Mongolia 38.42 108.96 Soil Yes Gb0175362 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from grassland in Inner Mongolia, China ISC 1 10 2012 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3496 soil metagenome No 38.42 108.96 38.42 108.96 -175367 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001810-17 20-DEC-17 11.55.28.413000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.31.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175367 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001810-17 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175368 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001811-18 20-DEC-17 11.55.31.700000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.31.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175368 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001811-18 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175378 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001821-31 20-DEC-17 11.56.04.541000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.31.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175378 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001821-31 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175380 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001824-34 20-DEC-17 11.56.11.117000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.31.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175380 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001824-34 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175396 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001841-89 20-DEC-17 11.57.04.010000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175396 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001841-89 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175398 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001843-93 20-DEC-17 11.57.10.632000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175398 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001843-93 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175402 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001847-97 20-DEC-17 11.57.23.877000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175402 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001847-97 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175405 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001850-100 20-DEC-17 11.57.33.831000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175405 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001850-100 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175408 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001853-104 20-DEC-17 11.57.43.785000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175408 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001853-104 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175409 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001854-105 20-DEC-17 11.57.47.124000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175409 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001854-105 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175412 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001857-108 20-DEC-17 11.57.57.080000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175412 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001857-108 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175417 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001862-140 20-DEC-17 11.58.13.668000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175417 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001862-140 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175419 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001864-158 20-DEC-17 11.58.20.344000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175419 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001864-158 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175420 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001865-169 20-DEC-17 11.58.23.679000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175420 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001865-169 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175427 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001872-19 20-DEC-17 11.58.46.863000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175427 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001872-19 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175429 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001874-21 20-DEC-17 11.58.53.508000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175429 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001874-21 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175454 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001902-90 21-DEC-17 12.00.16.789000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175454 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001902-90 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175455 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001903-93 21-DEC-17 12.00.20.166000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175455 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001903-93 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175464 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001912-102 21-DEC-17 12.00.50.099000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175464 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001912-102 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175468 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001916-107 21-DEC-17 12.01.03.706000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175468 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001916-107 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175479 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001927-14 21-DEC-17 12.01.40.611000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175479 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001927-14 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175481 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001929-16 21-DEC-17 12.01.47.298000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175481 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001929-16 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175483 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001931-18 21-DEC-17 12.01.53.994000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175483 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001931-18 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175489 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001937-24 21-DEC-17 12.02.14.121000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175489 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001937-24 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175492 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001940-27 21-DEC-17 12.02.24.363000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175492 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001940-27 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175509 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001957-79 21-DEC-17 12.03.21.850000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175509 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001957-79 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175514 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001962-90 21-DEC-17 12.03.38.804000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175514 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001962-90 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175520 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001968-98 21-DEC-17 12.03.59.167000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175520 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001968-98 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175522 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001970-100 21-DEC-17 12.04.05.962000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175522 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001970-100 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175525 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001973-104 21-DEC-17 12.04.16.176000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175525 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001973-104 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175526 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001974-105 21-DEC-17 12.04.19.605000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175526 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001974-105 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175539 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI003274-107 21-DEC-17 12.05.03.773000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175539 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI003274-107 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175798 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P112V6 21-DEC-17 12.20.18.171000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175798 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P112V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175801 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P114V1 21-DEC-17 12.20.29.254000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175801 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P114V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175802 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P114V6 21-DEC-17 12.20.32.988000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175802 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P114V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175804 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P115V6 21-DEC-17 12.20.40.391000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175804 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P115V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175805 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P116V1 21-DEC-17 12.20.44.091000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175805 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P116V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175806 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P116V6 21-DEC-17 12.20.47.829000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175806 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P116V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175807 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P117V1 21-DEC-17 12.20.51.541000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175807 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P117V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175811 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P119V1 21-DEC-17 12.21.06.357000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175811 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P119V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175812 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P119V6 21-DEC-17 12.21.10.067000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175812 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P119V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175815 Wastewater archaeal communities from anaerobic digester in Harbin, China - 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alkali-treated sludge 21-DEC-17 12.21.30.062000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.26.000000000 PM 102151 MEC cathode biofilm archaeal communities from Harbin, China Engineered Industrial production Engineered product cathode biofilm of MEC fed with alkali-treated sludge China: Harbin 45.76 126.69 MEC cathode biofilm Yes Gb0175817 Yes Biome 718308 archaeal communities from Harbin, China alkali-treated sludge 20 5 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3523 biofilm metagenome No 45.76 126.69 45.76 126.69 -175818 MEC anode biofilm archaeal communities from Harbin, China - raw sludge 21-DEC-17 12.21.33.772000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.26.000000000 PM 102151 MEC anode biofilm archaeal communities from Harbin, China Engineered Industrial production Engineered product anode biofilm of MEC fed with raw sludge China: Harbin 45.76 126.69 MEC anode biofilm Yes Gb0175818 Yes Biome 718308 archaeal communities from Harbin, China raw sludge 20 5 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3523 biofilm metagenome No 45.76 126.69 45.76 126.69 -175825 Sediment microbial communities from Qiangyong, China - sdd3 21-DEC-17 12.22.02.805000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.58.000000000 PM 102151 Sediment microbial communities from Qiangyong, China Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Sediment sediment China: Tibet, Qiangyong 28.5 90.13 Sediment Yes Gb0175825 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities from Qiangyong, China sdd3 1 8 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 4426 sediment metagenome No 28.5 90.13 28.5 90.13 -175826 Sediment microbial communities from Qiangyong, China - sdd2 21-DEC-17 12.22.07.057000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.58.000000000 PM 102151 Sediment microbial communities from Qiangyong, China Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Sediment sediment China: Tibet, Qiangyong 28.51 90.12 Sediment Yes Gb0175826 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities from Qiangyong, China sdd2 1 8 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 4426 sediment metagenome No 28.51 90.12 28.51 90.12 -175829 Sediment microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China - sd1-2 21-DEC-17 12.22.18.272000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.58.000000000 PM 102151 Sediment microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Sediment sediment China: Tibet, Namco 30.4 91.05 Sediment Yes Gb0175829 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China sd1-2 1 8 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 4426 sediment metagenome No 30.4 91.05 30.4 91.05 -175830 Solid waste microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China - yww 21-DEC-17 12.22.22.008000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Solid waste microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China Engineered Solid waste Solid animal waste yak waste China: Tibet, Namco 30.5 91.05 Solid waste Yes Gb0175830 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China yww 1 8 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3514 terrestrial metagenome No 30.5 91.05 30.5 91.05 -175835 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico - 60m_S4_ETNP 21-DEC-17 12.22.43.328000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.50.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico Environmental Aquatic Marine ocean Mexico: Manzanillo 18.9 -106.3 60 Seawater Yes Gb0175835 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico 60m_S4_ETNP 15 5 2014 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 60m 60 18.9 -106.3 18.9 -106.3 60 -175836 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico - 100_S4_ETNP 21-DEC-17 12.22.47.107000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.50.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico Environmental Aquatic Marine ocean Mexico: Manzanillo 18.9 -106.3 100 Seawater Yes Gb0175836 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico 100_S4_ETNP 15 5 2014 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 100m 100 18.9 -106.3 18.9 -106.3 100 -175846 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR02c 21-DEC-17 12.23.27.216000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175846 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR02c 2 7 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175848 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - 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YSZC12003_35524 21-DEC-17 12.25.17.258000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175873 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35524 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175874 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35542 21-DEC-17 12.25.21.296000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175874 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35542 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175876 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35550 21-DEC-17 12.25.29.363000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175876 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35550 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175877 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35551 21-DEC-17 12.25.33.399000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175877 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35551 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175878 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35563 21-DEC-17 12.25.37.427000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175878 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35563 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175885 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35658 21-DEC-17 12.26.05.662000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175885 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35658 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175891 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35712 21-DEC-17 12.26.29.867000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175891 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35712 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175892 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35723 21-DEC-17 12.26.33.911000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175892 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35723 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175894 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35739 21-DEC-17 12.26.42.022000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175894 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35739 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175895 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35740 21-DEC-17 12.26.46.178000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175895 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35740 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175896 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35741 21-DEC-17 12.26.50.126000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175896 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35741 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175902 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36005 21-DEC-17 12.27.14.351000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175902 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36005 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175911 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36116 21-DEC-17 12.27.50.817000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175911 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36116 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175912 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36118 21-DEC-17 12.27.54.867000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175912 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36118 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175913 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36157 21-DEC-17 12.27.58.932000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175913 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36157 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175915 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36212 21-DEC-17 12.28.07.076000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175915 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36212 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175920 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36454 21-DEC-17 12.28.27.453000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175920 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36454 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175924 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36526 21-DEC-17 12.28.43.777000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175924 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36526 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175925 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36534 21-DEC-17 12.28.47.960000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175925 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36534 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175928 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36666 21-DEC-17 12.29.00.580000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175928 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36666 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175933 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36696 21-DEC-17 12.29.21.684000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175933 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36696 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175934 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36697 21-DEC-17 12.29.25.979000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175934 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36697 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175935 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36703 21-DEC-17 12.29.30.264000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175935 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36703 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175937 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36981 21-DEC-17 12.29.38.813000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175937 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36981 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175938 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37101 21-DEC-17 12.29.43.040000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175938 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37101 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175940 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37134 21-DEC-17 12.29.51.472000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175940 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37134 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175942 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37136 21-DEC-17 12.29.59.958000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175942 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37136 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175943 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37137 21-DEC-17 12.30.04.054000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175943 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37137 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175947 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37179 21-DEC-17 12.30.19.925000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175947 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37179 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175948 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37181R1 21-DEC-17 12.30.24.028000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175948 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37181R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175951 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37191R1 21-DEC-17 12.30.36.286000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175951 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37191R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175952 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37193R1 21-DEC-17 12.30.40.202000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175952 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37193R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175961 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37233 21-DEC-17 12.31.16.131000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175961 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37233 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175962 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37265R1 21-DEC-17 12.31.20.078000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175962 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37265R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175964 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37271R1 21-DEC-17 12.31.28.008000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175964 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37271R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175965 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37277 21-DEC-17 12.31.32.044000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175965 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37277 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175967 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37283 21-DEC-17 12.31.40.292000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175967 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37283 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175968 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37286 21-DEC-17 12.31.44.383000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175968 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37286 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175970 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37297R1 21-DEC-17 12.31.52.695000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175970 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37297R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175971 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37299R1 21-DEC-17 12.31.56.791000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175971 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37299R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175976 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - 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P017V6 21-DEC-17 12.11.27.642000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175650 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P017V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175651 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P018V1 21-DEC-17 12.11.31.127000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175651 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P018V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175660 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P023V6 21-DEC-17 12.12.02.000000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175660 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P023V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175662 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P024V6 21-DEC-17 12.12.08.870000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175662 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P024V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175666 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P026V6 21-DEC-17 12.12.22.791000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175666 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P026V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175667 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P028V1 21-DEC-17 12.12.26.325000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175667 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P028V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175670 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P030V6 21-DEC-17 12.12.36.832000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175670 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P030V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175672 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P031V6 21-DEC-17 12.12.43.815000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175672 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P031V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175681 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P036V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.15.115000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175681 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P036V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175682 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P036V6 21-DEC-17 12.13.18.588000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175682 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P036V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175683 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P037V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.22.011000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175683 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P037V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175685 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P038V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.28.953000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175685 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P038V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175689 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P040V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.42.957000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175689 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P040V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175692 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P041V6 21-DEC-17 12.13.53.372000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175692 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P041V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175697 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P045V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.10.772000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175697 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P045V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175700 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P047V6 21-DEC-17 12.14.21.259000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175700 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P047V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175635 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - 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P052V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.52.593000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175709 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P052V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175710 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P052V6 21-DEC-17 12.14.56.069000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175710 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P052V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175713 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P054V1 21-DEC-17 12.15.06.476000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175713 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P054V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175715 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P055V1 21-DEC-17 12.15.13.133000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175715 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P055V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175717 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - 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YSZC12003_35666 21-DEC-17 12.26.13.720000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175887 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35666 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175888 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35697 21-DEC-17 12.26.17.756000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175888 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35697 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175890 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35706 21-DEC-17 12.26.25.825000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175890 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35706 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175893 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35733 21-DEC-17 12.26.37.969000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175893 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35733 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175897 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35742 21-DEC-17 12.26.54.164000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175897 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35742 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175900 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35991 21-DEC-17 12.27.06.277000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175900 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35991 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175903 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36006 21-DEC-17 12.27.18.423000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175903 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36006 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175905 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36033 21-DEC-17 12.27.26.506000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175905 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36033 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175907 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36049 21-DEC-17 12.27.34.602000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175907 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36049 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175908 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36056 21-DEC-17 12.27.38.646000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175908 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36056 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175916 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36243 21-DEC-17 12.28.11.140000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175916 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36243 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175917 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36439 21-DEC-17 12.28.15.198000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175917 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36439 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175918 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36440 21-DEC-17 12.28.19.263000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175918 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36440 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175922 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36521 21-DEC-17 12.28.35.532000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175922 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36521 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175926 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36587 21-DEC-17 12.28.52.169000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175926 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36587 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175927 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36588 21-DEC-17 12.28.56.376000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175927 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36588 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175929 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36667 21-DEC-17 12.29.04.799000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175929 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36667 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175930 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36674 21-DEC-17 12.29.09.003000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175930 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36674 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175931 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36675 21-DEC-17 12.29.13.191000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175931 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36675 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175936 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36794 21-DEC-17 12.29.34.536000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175936 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36794 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175944 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37138 21-DEC-17 12.30.08.120000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175944 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37138 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175946 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37173 21-DEC-17 12.30.15.881000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175946 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37173 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175954 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37196 21-DEC-17 12.30.48.081000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175954 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37196 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175955 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37198R1 21-DEC-17 12.30.52.134000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175955 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37198R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175963 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37269 21-DEC-17 12.31.24.033000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175963 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37269 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175966 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37282 21-DEC-17 12.31.36.170000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175966 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37282 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175973 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37305R1 21-DEC-17 12.32.04.976000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175973 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37305R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175974 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37308R1 21-DEC-17 12.32.09.106000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175974 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37308R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175981 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37461 21-DEC-17 12.32.37.723000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175981 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37461 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -179395 Synthetic microbial communities from AgResearch, Palmerston North, New Zealand - DSN_R2.1 21-DEC-17 11.54.32.963000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.15.000000000 PM 102151 Synthetic microbial communities with defined molar ratio of 1,000:100:10:10:1 for Escherichia coli E2348/69: Butyrivibrio proteoclasticus B316T: Prevotella ruminicola 23: E. coli REL606: Lactococcus lactis IL1403 from AgResearch, Palmerston North, New Zealand Engineered Modeled Simulated communities (microbial mixture) synthetic complex microbial community New Zealand: Palmerston North -40.3802226 175.6124821 Synthetic Yes Gb0179395 Yes Biome 1235509 microbial communities from AgResearch, Palmerston North, New Zealand DSN_R2.1 101072 8801 1 1 1 1 0 0 3531 synthetic metagenome No -40.3802226 175.6124821 -40.3802226 175.6124821 -179398 Synthetic microbial communities from AgResearch, Palmerston North, New Zealand - DSN_R3.1 21-DEC-17 11.54.33.616000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.15.000000000 PM 102151 Synthetic microbial communities with defined molar ratio of 1,000:100:10:10:1 for Escherichia coli E2348/69: Butyrivibrio proteoclasticus B316T: Prevotella ruminicola 23: E. coli REL606: Lactococcus lactis IL1403 from AgResearch, Palmerston North, New Zealand Engineered Modeled Simulated communities (microbial mixture) synthetic complex microbial community New Zealand: Palmerston North -40.3802226 175.6124821 Synthetic Yes Gb0179398 Yes Biome 1235509 microbial communities from AgResearch, Palmerston North, New Zealand DSN_R3.1 101072 8801 1 1 1 1 0 0 3531 synthetic metagenome No -40.3802226 175.6124821 -40.3802226 175.6124821 -179434 Broiler chicken cecum microbial communities from animal house in Bologna, Italy - XT22; Group C 21-DEC-17 11.54.41.484000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.27.000000000 PM 102151 Broiler chicken cecum microbial communities from animal house in Bologna, Italy, to verify the impact of the phytase added in the broiler diet Host-associated Birds Digestive system Digestive tube Cecum Broiler chicken cecum Italy: Bologna 44.3027 11.21504 Broiler chicken cecum Gallus gallus 9031 Gastrointestinal Cecum Yes Gb0179434 Yes Biome 1833763 microbial communities from animal house in Bologna, Italy XT22; Group C 5 5 2015 101072 8769 1 1 1 1 0 0 4149 bird metagenome No 44.3027 11.21504 44.3027 11.21504 -179491 Feces microbial communities from premature infant in Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, Pittsburgh, PA, USA - S2_001_027G1 21-DEC-17 11.54.55.167000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.39.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from premature infant in Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Infant 1 DOL 27 gut USA: Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh 40.4308 -79.9598 Feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0179491 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from premature infant in Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, Pittsburgh, PA, USA S2_001_027G1 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 40.4308 -79.9598 40.4308 -79.9598 -179557 Feces microbial communities from rat in Nanjing, China - beef_3 21-DEC-17 11.55.16.721000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.39.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from rat in Nanjing, China on beef protein diet Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal rat feces China: Nanjing 32.03 118.46 Feces Rattus 10114 Yes Gb0179557 Yes Biome 1436733 microbial communities from rat in Nanjing, China beef_3 8 1 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 rat gut metagenome No 32.03 118.46 32.03 118.46 -179854 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - B3-48 21-DEC-17 12.01.31.976000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.46.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in University of Vermont modified broth (UVM) followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179854 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA B3-48 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179855 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - B4-48 21-DEC-17 12.01.34.093000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.46.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 48 hour enrichment in buffered Listeria enrichment broth (BLEB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179855 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA B4-48 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179869 Daqu starter microbial communities from Shanxi, China - HT9 21-DEC-17 12.02.10.816000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.37.000000000 PM 102151 Daqu starter microbial communities from Shanxi, China; medium temperature 57-60C Engineered Food production Fermented beverages Medium temperature Daqu starters HT9 (57-60 degrees) China: Shanxi 34.45 107.62 Daqu starter Yes Gb0179869 Yes Biome 1326787 microbial communities from Shanxi, China HT9 26 8 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3504 fermentation metagenome No 34.45 107.62 34.45 107.62 -179870 Daqu starter microbial communities from Shanxi, China - HT10 21-DEC-17 12.02.13.896000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.37.000000000 PM 102151 Daqu starter microbial communities from Shanxi, China; medium temperature 57-60C Engineered Food production Fermented beverages Medium temperature Daqu starters HT10 (57-60 degrees) China: Shanxi 34.45 107.62 Daqu starter Yes Gb0179870 Yes Biome 1326787 microbial communities from Shanxi, China HT10 26 8 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3504 fermentation metagenome No 34.45 107.62 34.45 107.62 -179873 Hotspring microbial communities from Peru - CS 21-DEC-17 12.02.23.467000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.56.000000000 PM 102151 Hotspring microbial communities from Peru Environmental Aquatic Thermal springs hot springs Peru: South America -12.0433 -77.0283 Hotspring Yes Gb0179873 Yes Biome 433727 microbial communities from Peru CS 101072 8813 1 1 1 1 0 0 3485 hot springs metagenome No -12.0433 -77.0283 -12.0433 -77.0283 -179880 Hotspring microbial communities from Peru - OA 21-DEC-17 12.02.41.226000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.56.000000000 PM 102151 Hotspring microbial communities from Peru Environmental Aquatic Thermal springs hot springs Peru: South America -12.0433 -77.0283 Hotspring Yes Gb0179880 Yes Biome 433727 microbial communities from Peru OA 101072 8813 1 1 1 1 0 0 3485 hot springs metagenome No -12.0433 -77.0283 -12.0433 -77.0283 -179881 Seawater microbial communities from Station ALOHA, Pacific Ocean - HOT 152, 50m 21-DEC-17 12.02.43.952000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.52.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Station ALOHA, Pacific Ocean Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic ocean water Pacific Ocean 22.75 -158 50 Seawater Yes Gb0179881 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Station ALOHA, Pacific Ocean HOT 152, 50m 10 2003 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 3769 marine metagenome No 50m 50 22.75 -158 22.75 -158 50 -179889 Floor surface microbial communities from cleanroom in Orbital science corporation, California, USA - DAWN 21-DEC-17 12.03.05.153000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.39.000000000 PM 102151 Floor surface microbial communities from cleanroom in Orbital science corporation, California, USA Engineered Built environment Spacecraft Assembly Cleanrooms cleanroom floor USA: California, Orbital science corporation 33.916772 -118.378018 Floor surface Yes Gb0179889 Yes Biome 1256227 microbial communities from cleanroom in Orbital science corporation, California, USA DAWN 11 2007 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4633 indoor metagenome No 33.916772 -118.378018 33.916772 -118.378018 -179896 Activated sludge microbial communities from CSTR anaerobic reactor in Belvaux, Luxembourg - CSTR_M44 21-DEC-17 12.03.22.123000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.26.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from CSTR anaerobic reactor in Belvaux, Luxembourg Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic anaerobic reactor Luxembourg: Belvaux 49.508281 5.94374199999992 Activated sludge Yes Gb0179896 Yes Biome 1076179 microbial communities from CSTR anaerobic reactor in Belvaux, Luxembourg CSTR_M44 10 1 2011 101072 8781 1 1 0 1 0 0 4440 bioreactor metagenome No 49.508281 5.94374199999992 49.508281 5.94374199999992 -179905 Seawater viral communities from Osaka Bay, Japan - OBV_V8 21-DEC-17 12.03.45.178000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.53.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater viral communities from Osaka Bay, Japan Environmental Aquatic Marine seawater Japan: Osaka Bay 34.1928 135.0715 5 Seawater Yes Gb0179905 Yes Biome 408172 viral communities from Osaka Bay, Japan OBV_V8 26 8 2014 101072 8772 1 1 1 1 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 5 m 5 34.1928 135.0715 34.1928 135.0715 5 -179908 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F10 ind T1 time point 3.2.09 - Ma_F10T1_3.2.09 21-DEC-17 12.03.54.704000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F10 ind T1 time point 3.2.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179908 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F10 ind T1 time point 3.2.09 Ma_F10T1_3.2.09 3 2 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179910 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F10 ind T2 time point 19.8.08 - Ma_F10T2_19.8.08 21-DEC-17 12.04.01.268000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F10 ind T2 time point 19.8.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179910 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F10 ind T2 time point 19.8.08 Ma_F10T2_19.8.08 19 8 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179917 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F26 ind T2 time point 15.12.08 - Ma_F26T2_15.12.08 21-DEC-17 12.04.28.850000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F26 ind T2 time point 15.12.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179917 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F26 ind T2 time point 15.12.08 Ma_F26T2_15.12.08 15 12 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179920 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F37 ind T1 time point 24.2.09 - Ma_F37T1_24.2.09 21-DEC-17 12.04.38.406000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F37 ind T1 time point 24.2.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179920 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F37 ind T1 time point 24.2.09 Ma_F37T1_24.2.09 24 2 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179932 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F47 ind T1 time point 13.01.10 - Ma_F47T1_13.01.10 21-DEC-17 12.05.18.586000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F47 ind T1 time point 13.01.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179932 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F47 ind T1 time point 13.01.10 Ma_F47T1_13.01.10 13 1 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179933 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F47 ind T2 time point 27.08.08 - Ma_F47T2_27.08.08 21-DEC-17 12.05.21.649000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F47 ind T2 time point 27.08.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179933 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F47 ind T2 time point 27.08.08 Ma_F47T2_27.08.08 27 8 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179950 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T1 time point 2.9.08 - Ma_F57T1_2.9.08 21-DEC-17 12.06.12.400000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T1 time point 2.9.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179950 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T1 time point 2.9.08 Ma_F57T1_2.9.08 2 9 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179951 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T2 time point 2.9.08 - Ma_F57T2_2.9.08 21-DEC-17 12.06.15.337000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T2 time point 2.9.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179951 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T2 time point 2.9.08 Ma_F57T2_2.9.08 2 9 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179960 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F93 ind T2 time point 12.12.08 - Ma_F93T2_12.12.08 21-DEC-17 12.06.44.089000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F93 ind T2 time point 12.12.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179960 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F93 ind T2 time point 12.12.08 Ma_F93T2_12.12.08 12 12 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179976 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T1 time point 10.4.09 - Ma_F112T1_10.4.09 21-DEC-17 12.07.25.592000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T1 time point 10.4.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179976 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T1 time point 10.4.09 Ma_F112T1_10.4.09 10 4 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179560 Feces microbial communities from rat in Nanjing, China - chicken_3 21-DEC-17 11.55.17.908000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.39.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from rat in Nanjing, China on chicken protein diet Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal rat feces China: Nanjing 32.03 118.46 Feces Rattus 10114 Yes Gb0179560 Yes Biome 1436733 microbial communities from rat in Nanjing, China chicken_3 8 1 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 rat gut metagenome No 32.03 118.46 32.03 118.46 -179606 Cow fecal microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA - F36 21-DEC-17 11.55.59.459000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.16.000000000 PM 102151 Cow fecal microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Organic dairy farm USA: Colorado 40.21 -104.8 Cow fecal Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0179606 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA F36 9 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 terrestrial metagenome No 40.21 -104.8 40.21 -104.8 -179620 Soil microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA - S50 21-DEC-17 11.56.11.897000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Soil microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA Environmental Terrestrial Soil Organic dairy farm USA: Colorado 40.21 -104.8 Soil Yes Gb0179620 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA S50 9 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3496 terrestrial metagenome No 40.21 -104.8 40.21 -104.8 -179626 Soil microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA - S56 21-DEC-17 11.56.16.885000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Soil microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA Environmental Terrestrial Soil Organic dairy farm USA: Colorado 40.21 -104.8 Soil Yes Gb0179626 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA S56 9 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3496 terrestrial metagenome No 40.21 -104.8 40.21 -104.8 -179627 Wastewater microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA - WW57 21-DEC-17 11.56.17.708000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Wastewater microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Organic dairy farm USA: Colorado 40.21 -104.8 Wastewater Yes Gb0179627 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from Organic dairy farm in Colorado, USA WW57 9 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3509 terrestrial metagenome No 40.21 -104.8 40.21 -104.8 -179673 Cow fecal microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada - F103 21-DEC-17 11.56.56.166000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.16.000000000 PM 102151 Cow fecal microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Conventional Feedlot Canada:Alberta 50.34 -113.77 Cow fecal Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0179673 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada F103 9 2015 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 terrestrial metagenome No 50.34 -113.77 50.34 -113.77 -179674 Cow fecal microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada - F104 21-DEC-17 11.56.57.011000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.16.000000000 PM 102151 Cow fecal microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Conventional Feedlot Canada:Alberta 50.34 -113.77 Cow fecal Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0179674 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada F104 9 2015 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 terrestrial metagenome No 50.34 -113.77 50.34 -113.77 -179678 Cow fecal microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada - F108 21-DEC-17 11.57.00.402000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.16.000000000 PM 102151 Cow fecal microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Conventional Feedlot Canada:Alberta 50.34 -113.77 Cow fecal Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0179678 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from conventional feedlot in Alberta, Canada F108 9 2015 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 terrestrial metagenome No 50.34 -113.77 50.34 -113.77 -179764 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Qinghai, China - B_2 21-DEC-17 11.58.21.756000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.40.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Qinghai, China Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Rhizosphere soil China: Qinghai 36.73 101.9 Rhizosphere soil Hippophae rhamnoides 193516 Yes Gb0179764 Yes Biome 1118232 microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Qinghai, China B_2 1 9 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3722 root metagenome No 36.73 101.9 36.73 101.9 -179767 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Shanxi, China - A_5 21-DEC-17 11.58.24.808000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.40.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Shanxi, China Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Rhizosphere soil China: Shanxi 38.98 113.55 Rhizosphere soil Hippophae rhamnoides 193516 Yes Gb0179767 Yes Biome 1118232 microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Shanxi, China A_5 1 9 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3722 root metagenome No 38.98 113.55 38.98 113.55 -179769 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Liaoning, China - A_3 21-DEC-17 11.58.26.849000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.40.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Liaoning, China Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Rhizosphere soil China: Liaoning 41.46 120.03 Rhizosphere soil Hippophae rhamnoides 193516 Yes Gb0179769 Yes Biome 1118232 microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Liaoning, China A_3 1 9 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3722 root metagenome No 41.46 120.03 41.46 120.03 -179770 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Liaoning, China - A_2 21-DEC-17 11.58.27.861000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.58.40.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere soil microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Liaoning, China Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Rhizosphere soil China: Liaoning 41.5 120.15 Rhizosphere soil Hippophae rhamnoides 193516 Yes Gb0179770 Yes Biome 1118232 microbial communities from deciduous woodland in Liaoning, China A_2 1 9 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3722 root metagenome No 41.5 120.15 41.5 120.15 -179819 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - B4 21-DEC-17 12.00.14.838000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.46.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 48 hour enrichment in buffered Listeria enrichment broth (BLEB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179819 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA B4 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179821 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - U4 21-DEC-17 12.00.19.514000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.47.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in University of Vermont modified broth (UVM) followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179821 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA U4 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179827 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - U12 21-DEC-17 12.00.32.795000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.47.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in University of Vermont modified broth (UVM) followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179827 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA U12 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179832 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - H20 21-DEC-17 12.00.44.207000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.46.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in Half-Fraser broth (HFB), followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179832 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA H20 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179835 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - H24 21-DEC-17 12.00.51.265000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.46.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in Half-Fraser broth (HFB), followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179835 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA H24 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179838 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - H28 21-DEC-17 12.00.58.255000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.46.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in Half-Fraser broth (HFB), followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179838 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA H28 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179842 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - U32 21-DEC-17 12.01.06.827000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.47.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in University of Vermont modified broth (UVM) followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179842 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA U32 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179848 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - U40 21-DEC-17 12.01.19.284000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.47.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 24 hour enrichment in University of Vermont modified broth (UVM) followed by 24 hour in Fraser broth (FB). Engineered Food production Dairy products ice cream USA: Washington, College Park 38.98 -76.94 Lab enriched ice cream Yes Gb0179848 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA U40 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3505 food metagenome No 38.98 -76.94 38.98 -76.94 -179852 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA - B1-48 21-DEC-17 12.01.27.746000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.46.000000000 PM 102151 Lab enriched ice cream microbial communities from College Park, Washington, USA; 48 hour enrichment in buffered Listeria enrichment broth (BLEB). 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P013V1 21-DEC-17 12.10.56.442000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175641 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P013V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175643 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P014V1 21-DEC-17 12.11.03.371000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175643 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P014V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175646 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P015V6 21-DEC-17 12.11.13.777000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175646 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P015V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175647 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P016V1 21-DEC-17 12.11.17.236000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175647 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P016V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175653 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P020V1 21-DEC-17 12.11.38.157000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175653 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P020V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175657 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P022V1 21-DEC-17 12.11.52.059000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175657 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P022V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175659 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P023V1 21-DEC-17 12.11.58.592000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175659 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P023V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175665 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P026V1 21-DEC-17 12.12.19.286000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175665 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P026V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175668 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P028V6 21-DEC-17 12.12.29.854000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175668 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P028V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175669 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P030V1 21-DEC-17 12.12.33.329000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175669 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P030V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175675 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P033V1 21-DEC-17 12.12.54.270000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175675 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P033V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175677 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P034V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.01.213000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175677 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P034V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175678 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P034V6 21-DEC-17 12.13.04.672000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175678 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P034V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175679 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P035V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.08.149000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175679 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P035V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175688 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P039V6 21-DEC-17 12.13.39.439000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175688 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P039V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175690 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P040V6 21-DEC-17 12.13.46.440000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175690 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P040V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175698 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P045V6 21-DEC-17 12.14.14.238000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175698 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P045V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175699 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P047V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.17.710000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175699 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P047V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175702 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P048V6 21-DEC-17 12.14.28.221000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175702 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P048V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175703 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P049V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.31.700000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175703 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P049V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175707 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P051V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.45.621000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175707 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P051V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175712 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P053V6 21-DEC-17 12.15.03.071000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175712 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P053V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175714 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P054V6 21-DEC-17 12.15.09.945000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175714 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P054V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175716 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P055V6 21-DEC-17 12.15.16.350000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175716 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P055V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175718 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P057V6 21-DEC-17 12.15.22.665000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175718 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P057V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175719 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P059V1 21-DEC-17 12.15.25.822000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175719 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P059V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175729 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P072V1 21-DEC-17 12.15.57.697000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175729 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P072V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175732 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P073V6 21-DEC-17 12.16.07.237000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175732 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P073V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175472 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI001920-129 21-DEC-17 12.01.17.072000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175472 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI001920-129 2014 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -175734 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P074V6 21-DEC-17 12.16.13.583000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175734 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P074V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175739 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P080V1 21-DEC-17 12.16.29.457000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175739 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P080V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175747 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P084V1 21-DEC-17 12.16.54.944000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175747 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P084V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175748 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P084V6 21-DEC-17 12.17.02.206000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175748 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P084V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175752 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P087V6 21-DEC-17 12.17.19.940000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175752 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P087V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175756 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P090V6 21-DEC-17 12.17.35.033000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175756 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P090V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175760 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P092V6 21-DEC-17 12.17.50.681000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175760 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P092V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175762 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P093V6 21-DEC-17 12.17.58.451000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175762 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P093V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175767 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P096V1 21-DEC-17 12.18.22.293000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175767 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P096V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175768 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P096V6 21-DEC-17 12.18.25.956000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175768 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P096V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175769 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P097V1 21-DEC-17 12.18.29.672000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175769 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P097V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175772 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P098V6 21-DEC-17 12.18.40.932000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175772 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P098V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175774 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P100V6 21-DEC-17 12.18.48.361000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175774 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P100V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175776 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P101V6 21-DEC-17 12.18.55.666000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175776 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P101V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175778 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P102V6 21-DEC-17 12.19.02.930000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175778 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P102V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175782 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P104V6 21-DEC-17 12.19.17.861000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175782 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P104V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175786 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P106V6 21-DEC-17 12.19.33.153000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175786 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P106V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175791 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P109V1 21-DEC-17 12.19.52.229000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175791 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P109V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175792 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P109V6 21-DEC-17 12.19.55.935000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175792 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P109V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175799 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P113V1 21-DEC-17 12.20.21.880000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175799 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P113V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175800 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P113V6 21-DEC-17 12.20.25.564000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175800 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P113V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175808 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P117V6 21-DEC-17 12.20.55.234000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175808 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P117V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175819 MEC anode biofilm archaeal communities from Harbin, China - alkali-treated sludge 21-DEC-17 12.21.37.483000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.26.000000000 PM 102151 MEC anode biofilm archaeal communities from Harbin, China Engineered Industrial production Engineered product anode biofilm of MEC fed with alkali-treated sludge China: Harbin 45.76 126.69 MEC anode biofilm Yes Gb0175819 Yes Biome 718308 archaeal communities from Harbin, China alkali-treated sludge 20 5 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3523 biofilm metagenome No 45.76 126.69 45.76 126.69 -175821 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA - LS-SBR_LowDO_D100 21-DEC-17 12.21.46.928000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal water from Lab-scale nutrients removal reactor USA: Wisconsin 43.07 -89.4 Activated sludge Yes Gb0175821 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA LS-SBR_LowDO_D100 3 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3507 activated sludge metagenome No 43.07 -89.4 43.07 -89.4 -175828 Solid waste microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China - sw-2 21-DEC-17 12.22.14.529000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Solid waste microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China Engineered Solid waste Solid animal waste sheep waste China: Tibet, Namco 30.4 91.05 Solid waste Yes Gb0175828 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China sw-2 1 8 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3514 terrestrial metagenome No 30.4 91.05 30.4 91.05 -175831 Solid waste microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China - sw-1 21-DEC-17 12.22.25.736000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Sheep solid waste microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China Engineered Solid waste Solid animal waste sheep waste China: Tibet, Namco 30.3 91.05 Solid waste Yes Gb0175831 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities from Namco, Tibet, China sw-1 1 8 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3514 terrestrial metagenome No 30.3 91.05 30.3 91.05 -175832 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico - 80_S6_ETNP 21-DEC-17 12.22.30.411000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.50.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico Environmental Aquatic Marine ocean Mexico: Manzanillo 18.2 -104.23 80 Seawater Yes Gb0175832 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico 80_S6_ETNP 19 5 2014 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 80m 80 18.2 -104.23 18.2 -104.23 80 -175834 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico - 200_S6_ETNP 21-DEC-17 12.22.38.598000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.50.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico Environmental Aquatic Marine ocean Mexico: Manzanillo 18.2 -104.23 200 Seawater Yes Gb0175834 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico 200_S6_ETNP 19 5 2014 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 200m 200 18.2 -104.23 18.2 -104.23 200 -175839 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR01a 21-DEC-17 12.22.59.444000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.22.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175839 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR01a 21 5 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175842 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR01b 21-DEC-17 12.23.12.054000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.22.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175842 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR01b 2 7 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175843 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR02b 21-DEC-17 12.23.15.598000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175843 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR02b 2 7 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175847 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR03c 21-DEC-17 12.23.31.243000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175847 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR03c 19 8 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175850 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR04b 21-DEC-17 12.23.43.085000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175850 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR04b 27 6 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175857 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR09a 21-DEC-17 12.24.11.246000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175857 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR09a 17 7 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175860 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR10a 21-DEC-17 12.24.23.346000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175860 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR10a 17 7 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175861 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR11a 21-DEC-17 12.24.27.365000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175861 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR11a 17 7 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175862 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR10b 21-DEC-17 12.24.31.392000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175862 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR10b 16 8 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175863 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR11b 21-DEC-17 12.24.35.407000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175863 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR11b 16 8 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175960 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37229 21-DEC-17 12.31.12.173000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175960 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37229 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175969 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37296R1 21-DEC-17 12.31.48.568000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175969 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37296R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175972 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37304R1 21-DEC-17 12.32.00.880000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175972 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37304R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -179914 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F23 ind T2 time point 8.9.08 - Ma_F23T2_8.9.08 21-DEC-17 12.04.19.297000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F23 ind T2 time point 8.9.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179914 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F23 ind T2 time point 8.9.08 Ma_F23T2_8.9.08 8 9 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179980 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T2 time point 13.2.09 - Ma_F112T2_13.2.09 21-DEC-17 12.07.36.257000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T2 time point 13.2.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179980 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T2 time point 13.2.09 Ma_F112T2_13.2.09 13 2 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180038 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 27.2.09 - Ma_F229T2_27.2.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.23.786000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 27.2.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180038 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 27.2.09 Ma_F229T2_27.2.09 27 2 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180039 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 13.3.09 - Ma_F229T2_13.3.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.26.524000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 13.3.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180039 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 13.3.09 Ma_F229T2_13.3.09 13 3 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180040 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 10.4.09 - Ma_F229T2_10.4.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.29.845000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 10.4.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180040 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 10.4.09 Ma_F229T2_10.4.09 10 4 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180044 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 26.1.10 - Ma_F259T1_26.1.10 21-DEC-17 12.10.40.655000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 26.1.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180044 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 26.1.10 Ma_F259T1_26.1.10 26 1 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180047 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 1.12.09 - Ma_F259T2_1.12.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.48.931000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 1.12.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180047 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 1.12.09 Ma_F259T2_1.12.09 1 12 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180049 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 24.6.09 - Ma_F268T1_24.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.54.454000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 24.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180049 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 24.6.09 Ma_F268T1_24.6.09 24 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180056 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T1 time point 18.1.10 - Ma_F284T1_18.1.10 21-DEC-17 12.11.14.521000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T1 time point 18.1.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180056 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T1 time point 18.1.10 Ma_F284T1_18.1.10 18 1 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180058 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 25.5.09 - Ma_F284T2_25.5.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.20.068000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 25.5.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180058 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 25.5.09 Ma_F284T2_25.5.09 25 5 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180059 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 4.1.10 - Ma_F284T2_4.1.10 21-DEC-17 12.11.23.523000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 4.1.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180059 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 4.1.10 Ma_F284T2_4.1.10 4 1 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180061 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 15.2.10 - Ma_F284T2_15.2.10 21-DEC-17 12.11.29.360000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 15.2.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180061 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 15.2.10 Ma_F284T2_15.2.10 15 2 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180062 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 15.3.10 - Ma_F284T2_15.3.10 21-DEC-17 12.11.32.513000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 15.3.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180062 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind T2 time point 15.3.10 Ma_F284T2_15.3.10 15 3 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180064 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 22.4.09 - Ma_F301T1_22.4.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.38.209000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 22.4.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180064 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 22.4.09 Ma_F301T1_22.4.09 22 4 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180067 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 2.12.09 - Ma_F301T1_2.12.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.45.859000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 2.12.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180067 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 2.12.09 Ma_F301T1_2.12.09 2 12 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180070 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 17.6.09 - Ma_F301T2_17.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.54.106000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 17.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180070 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 17.6.09 Ma_F301T2_17.6.09 17 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180075 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T2 time point 28.10.08R - Ma_F57T2_28.10.08R 21-DEC-17 12.12.07.459000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T2 time point 28.10.08R Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180075 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F57 ind T2 time point 28.10.08R Ma_F57T2_28.10.08R 28 10 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180077 Freshwater viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain - BRW1 21-DEC-17 12.12.13.496000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain Environmental Aquatic Freshwater not collected Spain: Catalonia, Barcelona 41.42 2.15 Freshwater Yes Gb0180077 Yes Biome 1070528 viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain BRW1 2 10 2015 101072 8840 1 1 1 1 0 0 3488 viral metagenome No 41.42 2.15 41.42 2.15 -180080 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA - MG_Fen1_75cm 21-DEC-17 12.12.21.795000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA Environmental Terrestrial Peat sphagnum peatland USA: Minnesota 47.505 -93.489 .75 Peat Yes Gb0180080 Yes Biome 1799672 microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA MG_Fen1_75cm 1 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4551 peat metagenome No 1 75-100cm 0.75 1 47.505 -93.489 47.505 -93.489 0.75 1 -180089 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d3_r1 21-DEC-17 12.12.46.131000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180089 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d3_r1 12 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180094 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d8_r1 21-DEC-17 12.12.59.112000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180094 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d8_r1 16 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180096 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d10_r1 21-DEC-17 12.13.04.312000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180096 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d10_r1 14 8 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180097 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d1_r2 21-DEC-17 12.13.06.913000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180097 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d1_r2 29 5 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180100 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d4_r2 21-DEC-17 12.13.14.727000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180100 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d4_r2 19 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180103 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d7_r2 21-DEC-17 12.13.22.531000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180103 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d7_r2 10 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180106 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d10_r2 21-DEC-17 12.13.30.346000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180106 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d10_r2 14 8 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180107 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d1_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.32.956000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180107 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d1_r3 29 5 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180109 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d3_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.38.171000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180109 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d3_r3 12 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180110 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d4_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.40.784000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180110 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d4_r3 19 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180111 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d5_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.43.381000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180111 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d5_r3 26 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180114 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d8_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.51.265000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180114 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d8_r3 16 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180115 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d9_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.53.904000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180115 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d9_r3 25 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180116 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d10_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.56.532000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180116 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d10_r3 14 8 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180117 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_0.5y_1 21-DEC-17 12.13.59.802000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180117 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_0.5y_1 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180121 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.0y_2 21-DEC-17 12.14.10.631000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180121 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.0y_2 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180123 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.5y_1 21-DEC-17 12.14.15.909000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one and a half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180123 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.5y_1 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180126 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_2.0y_1 21-DEC-17 12.14.23.766000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from two years old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180126 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_2.0y_1 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180130 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_0.5y_2 21-DEC-17 12.14.34.320000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180130 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_0.5y_2 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180135 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.5y_1 21-DEC-17 12.14.47.531000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one and a half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180135 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.5y_1 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180140 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_2.0y_3 21-DEC-17 12.15.00.757000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from two years old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180140 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_2.0y_3 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180141 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China - S-1 21-DEC-17 12.15.04.001000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) inoculated with aerobic coking sewage sludge in Beijing, China Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic sludge from anaerobic bioreactor China: Beijing 40.01 116.32 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180141 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China S-1 27 5 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4440 activated sludge metagenome No 40.01 116.32 40.01 116.32 -180143 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China - S-3 21-DEC-17 12.15.13.435000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) inoculated with aerobic coking sewage sludge in Beijing, China Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic sludge from anaerobic bioreactor China: Beijing 40.01 116.32 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180143 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China S-3 10 7 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4440 activated sludge metagenome No 40.01 116.32 40.01 116.32 -180146 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 101L 21-DEC-17 12.15.27.758000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180146 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 101L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180148 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 103L 21-DEC-17 12.15.33.403000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180148 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 103L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180149 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 104L 21-DEC-17 12.15.36.067000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180149 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 104L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180150 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 105L 21-DEC-17 12.15.38.729000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180150 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 105L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180153 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 113L 21-DEC-17 12.15.46.719000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180153 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 113L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180156 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 121L 21-DEC-17 12.15.54.720000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180156 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 121L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180157 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 122L 21-DEC-17 12.15.57.392000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180157 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 122L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180160 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 125L 21-DEC-17 12.16.05.388000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180160 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 125L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180163 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - F3W 21-DEC-17 12.16.13.427000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Source water USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180163 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA F3W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180164 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - F4W 21-DEC-17 12.16.16.155000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Source water USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180164 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA F4W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180165 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 101W 21-DEC-17 12.16.18.883000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180165 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 101W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180166 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 102W 21-DEC-17 12.16.21.614000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180166 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 102W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180171 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 113W 21-DEC-17 12.16.35.285000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180171 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 113W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180172 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 114W 21-DEC-17 12.16.38.021000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180172 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 114W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180173 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 115W 21-DEC-17 12.16.40.754000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180173 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 115W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180174 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 121W 21-DEC-17 12.16.43.493000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180174 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 121W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180175 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 122W 21-DEC-17 12.16.46.229000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180175 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 122W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180182 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 622 21-DEC-17 12.17.13.110000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180182 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 622 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180185 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 632 21-DEC-17 12.17.31.559000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.03.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180185 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 632 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180188 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 655 21-DEC-17 12.17.55.820000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.03.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180188 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 655 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180190 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 659 21-DEC-17 12.18.08.664000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.03.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180190 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 659 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180193 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA - 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Ma_F121T1_30.06.09 21-DEC-17 12.07.53.464000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 30.06.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179986 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 30.06.09 Ma_F121T1_30.06.09 30 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179990 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 31.03.09 - Ma_F121T2_31.03.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.07.444000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 31.03.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179990 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 31.03.09 Ma_F121T2_31.03.09 31 3 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179995 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T1 time point 19.6.09 - Ma_F138T1_19.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.23.684000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T1 time point 19.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179995 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T1 time point 19.6.09 Ma_F138T1_19.6.09 19 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179996 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T2 time point 30.1.09 - Ma_F138T2_30.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.26.646000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T2 time point 30.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179996 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T2 time point 30.1.09 Ma_F138T2_30.1.09 30 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179997 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T2 time point 12.6.09 - Ma_F138T2_12.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.29.611000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T2 time point 12.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179997 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F138 ind T2 time point 12.6.09 Ma_F138T2_12.6.09 12 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179998 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 16.12.08 - Ma_F194T1_16.12.08 21-DEC-17 12.08.32.576000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 16.12.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179998 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 16.12.08 Ma_F194T1_16.12.08 16 12 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180000 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 27.1.09 - Ma_F194T1_27.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.38.505000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 27.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180000 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 27.1.09 Ma_F194T1_27.1.09 27 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180006 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 27.1.09 - Ma_F194T2_27.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.57.754000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 27.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180006 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 27.1.09 Ma_F194T2_27.1.09 27 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180010 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 18.11.09 - Ma_F196T1_18.11.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.09.148000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 18.11.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180010 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 18.11.09 Ma_F196T1_18.11.09 18 11 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180011 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 10.2.10 - Ma_F196T1_10.2.10 21-DEC-17 12.09.12.270000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 10.2.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180011 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 10.2.10 Ma_F196T1_10.2.10 10 2 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180014 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 31.3.10 - Ma_F196T1_31.3.10 21-DEC-17 12.09.19.839000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 31.3.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180014 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 31.3.10 Ma_F196T1_31.3.10 31 3 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180019 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 31.3.10 - Ma_F196T2_31.3.10 21-DEC-17 12.09.33.053000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 31.3.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180019 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 31.3.10 Ma_F196T2_31.3.10 31 3 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180022 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 30.06.09 - Ma_F209T1_30.06.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.40.647000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 30.06.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180022 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 30.06.09 Ma_F209T1_30.06.09 30 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180023 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 25.08.09 - Ma_F209T1_25.08.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.43.182000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 25.08.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180023 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 25.08.09 Ma_F209T1_25.08.09 25 8 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180026 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 30.6.09 - Ma_F209T2_30.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.50.797000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 30.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180026 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 30.6.09 Ma_F209T2_30.6.09 30 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180027 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 25.8.09 - Ma_F209T2_25.8.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.53.361000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 25.8.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180027 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 25.8.09 Ma_F209T2_25.8.09 25 8 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180028 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 15.12.09 - Ma_F209T2_15.12.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.55.893000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 15.12.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180028 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 15.12.09 Ma_F209T2_15.12.09 15 12 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180037 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 13.2.09 - Ma_F229T2_13.2.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.21.125000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 13.2.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180037 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 13.2.09 Ma_F229T2_13.2.09 13 2 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -175639 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - 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P020V6 21-DEC-17 12.11.41.660000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175654 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P020V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175655 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P021V1 21-DEC-17 12.11.45.159000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175655 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P021V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175661 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P024V1 21-DEC-17 12.12.05.444000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175661 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P024V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175663 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P025V1 21-DEC-17 12.12.12.376000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175663 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P025V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175673 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P032V1 21-DEC-17 12.12.47.289000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175673 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P032V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175674 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P032V6 21-DEC-17 12.12.50.800000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175674 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P032V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175686 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P038V6 21-DEC-17 12.13.32.441000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175686 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P038V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175687 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P039V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.35.919000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175687 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P039V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175691 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P041V1 21-DEC-17 12.13.49.911000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175691 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P041V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175695 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P043V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.03.804000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175695 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P043V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175705 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P050V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.38.665000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175705 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P050V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175711 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P053V1 21-DEC-17 12.14.59.560000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175711 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P053V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175720 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P059V6 21-DEC-17 12.15.28.973000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175720 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P059V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175730 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P072V6 21-DEC-17 12.16.00.881000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175730 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P072V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175733 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P074V1 21-DEC-17 12.16.10.411000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175733 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P074V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175736 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P075V6 21-DEC-17 12.16.19.922000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175736 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P075V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175743 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P082V1 21-DEC-17 12.16.42.237000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175743 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P082V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175750 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P086V6 21-DEC-17 12.17.11.680000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175750 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P086V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175764 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P094V6 21-DEC-17 12.18.09.447000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.36.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175764 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P094V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175775 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P101V1 21-DEC-17 12.18.52.024000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175775 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P101V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175784 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P105V6 21-DEC-17 12.19.25.471000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175784 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P105V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175790 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P108V6 21-DEC-17 12.19.48.493000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175790 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P108V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175793 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P110V1 21-DEC-17 12.19.59.644000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175793 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P110V1 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175794 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P110V6 21-DEC-17 12.20.03.365000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175794 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P110V6 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175809 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P118V1 21-DEC-17 12.20.58.931000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.37.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175809 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P118V1 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175820 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA - PS-SBR_LowDO_D305 21-DEC-17 12.21.42.147000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Pilot-scale nutrients removal reactor USA: Wisconsin 43.03 -89.35 Activated sludge Yes Gb0175820 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA PS-SBR_LowDO_D305 8 4 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3507 activated sludge metagenome No 43.03 -89.35 43.03 -89.35 -175822 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA - LS-SBR_LowDO_D218 21-DEC-17 12.21.50.705000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Lab-scale nutrients removal reactor USA: Wisconsin 43.07 -89.4 Activated sludge Yes Gb0175822 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA LS-SBR_LowDO_D218 11 10 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3507 activated sludge metagenome No 43.07 -89.4 43.07 -89.4 -175823 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA - LS-SBR_LowDO_D478 21-DEC-17 12.21.54.403000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal activated sludge metagenome USA: Wisconsin 43.07 -89.4 Activated sludge Yes Gb0175823 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from nutrient removal reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, USA LS-SBR_LowDO_D478 25 6 2014 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3507 activated sludge metagenome No 43.07 -89.4 43.07 -89.4 -175147 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 053_3_14_stool_1 20-DEC-17 11.44.44.430000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.02.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Antibiotic Ciprofloxacin administered; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175147 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 053_3_14_stool_1 14 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175219 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA - 077_4_29_stool_2 20-DEC-17 11.47.25.858000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.06.000000000 PM 102151 Human feces microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA; V. cholera challenge Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal human fecal sample USA: Baltimore 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 Human feces Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0175219 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from a cholera patient in hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 077_4_29_stool_2 29 4 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 39.2884626393389 -76.6259459406137 -175833 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico - 150_S6_ETNP 21-DEC-17 12.22.34.786000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.50.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico Environmental Aquatic Marine ocean Mexico: Manzanillo 18.2 -104.23 150 Seawater Yes Gb0175833 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico 150_S6_ETNP 19 5 2014 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 150 150 18.2 -104.23 18.2 -104.23 150 -175837 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico - 150_S4_ETNP 21-DEC-17 12.22.50.917000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.50.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico Environmental Aquatic Marine ocean Mexico: Manzanillo 18.9 -106.3 150 Seawater Yes Gb0175837 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico 150_S4_ETNP 15 5 2014 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 150m 150 18.9 -106.3 18.9 -106.3 150 -175838 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico - 200_S4_ETNP 21-DEC-17 12.22.54.700000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.50.000000000 PM 102151 Seawater microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico Environmental Aquatic Marine ocean Mexico: Manzanillo 18.9 -106.3 200 Seawater Yes Gb0175838 Yes Biome 408172 microbial communities from Eastern Tropical North Pacific OMZ, Manzanillo, Mexico 200_S4_ETNP 15 5 2014 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 200m 200 18.9 -106.3 18.9 -106.3 200 -175844 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR03b 21-DEC-17 12.23.19.407000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175844 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR03b 2 7 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175849 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR05a 21-DEC-17 12.23.39.113000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175849 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR05a 6 6 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175851 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR05b 21-DEC-17 12.23.47.076000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175851 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR05b 27 6 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175853 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR07a 21-DEC-17 12.23.55.148000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175853 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR07a 6 6 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175858 Sludge microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark - CSTR08b 21-DEC-17 12.24.15.314000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.23.000000000 PM 102151 Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of cattle manure in continuous reactor for methan production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic Anaerobic digestion Denmark: Kongens Lyngby 55.788338 12.526485 Sludge Yes Gb0175858 Yes Biome 1263854 microbial communities from continuous reactor for methane production in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark CSTR08b 16 8 2014 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4440 anaerobic digester metagenome No 55.788338 12.526485 55.788338 12.526485 -175867 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35388 21-DEC-17 12.24.53.017000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175867 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35388 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175870 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35515 21-DEC-17 12.25.05.145000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175870 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35515 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175875 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35549 21-DEC-17 12.25.25.328000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175875 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35549 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175879 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35577 21-DEC-17 12.25.41.462000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175879 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35577 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175882 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35630 21-DEC-17 12.25.53.564000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175882 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35630 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175883 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35635 21-DEC-17 12.25.57.600000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175883 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35635 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175899 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35980 21-DEC-17 12.27.02.241000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175899 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35980 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175904 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36011 21-DEC-17 12.27.22.474000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175904 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36011 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175906 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36034 21-DEC-17 12.27.30.548000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175906 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36034 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175910 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36058 21-DEC-17 12.27.46.764000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175910 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36058 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175914 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36211 21-DEC-17 12.28.03.013000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175914 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36211 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175919 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36453 21-DEC-17 12.28.23.336000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175919 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36453 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175921 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36473 21-DEC-17 12.28.31.476000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175921 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36473 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175923 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36522 21-DEC-17 12.28.39.633000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175923 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36522 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175941 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37135 21-DEC-17 12.29.55.712000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175941 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37135 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175950 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37190R1 21-DEC-17 12.30.32.210000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175950 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37190R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175956 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37199 21-DEC-17 12.30.56.180000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175956 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37199 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175957 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37206 21-DEC-17 12.31.00.124000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175957 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37206 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175958 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37210 21-DEC-17 12.31.04.056000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175958 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37210 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175959 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37223 21-DEC-17 12.31.08.105000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175959 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37223 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -180042 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 16.6.09 - Ma_F259T1_16.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.35.262000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 16.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180042 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 16.6.09 Ma_F259T1_16.6.09 16 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180043 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 1.12.09 - Ma_F259T1_1.12.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.37.943000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 1.12.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180043 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T1 time point 1.12.09 Ma_F259T1_1.12.09 1 12 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180045 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 16.6.09 - Ma_F259T2_16.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.43.413000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 16.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180045 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 16.6.09 Ma_F259T2_16.6.09 16 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180046 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 11.8.09 - Ma_F259T2_11.8.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.46.175000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 11.8.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180046 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F259 ind T2 time point 11.8.09 Ma_F259T2_11.8.09 11 8 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180050 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 12.8.09 - Ma_F268T1_12.8.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.57.220000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 12.8.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180050 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 12.8.09 Ma_F268T1_12.8.09 12 8 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180051 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 26.8.09 - Ma_F268T1_26.8.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.59.992000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 26.8.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180051 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 26.8.09 Ma_F268T1_26.8.09 26 8 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180052 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 9.9.09 - Ma_F268T1_9.9.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.03.414000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 9.9.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180052 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 9.9.09 Ma_F268T1_9.9.09 9 9 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180054 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 4.11.09 - Ma_F268T1_4.11.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.08.956000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 4.11.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180054 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 4.11.09 Ma_F268T1_4.11.09 4 11 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180055 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T2 time point 24.6.09 - Ma_F268T2_24.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.11.744000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T2 time point 24.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180055 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T2 time point 24.6.09 Ma_F268T2_24.6.09 24 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180063 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind M time point 28.9.09 - Ma_F284M_28.9.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.35.048000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind M time point 28.9.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180063 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F284 ind M time point 28.9.09 Ma_F284M_28.9.09 28 9 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180065 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 12.08.09 - Ma_F301T1_12.8.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.40.764000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 12.08.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180065 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 12.08.09 Ma_F301T1_12.8.09 12 8 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180068 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 27.1.10 - Ma_F301T1_27.1.10 21-DEC-17 12.11.48.402000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 27.1.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180068 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 27.1.10 Ma_F301T1_27.1.10 27 1 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180069 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 31.3.10 - Ma_F301T1_31.3.10 21-DEC-17 12.11.50.950000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 31.3.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180069 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T1 time point 31.3.10 Ma_F301T1_31.3.10 31 3 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180071 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 12.8.09 - Ma_F301T2_12.8.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.56.657000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 12.8.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180071 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 12.8.09 Ma_F301T2_12.8.09 12 8 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180072 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 7.10.09 - Ma_F301T2_7.10.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.59.201000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 7.10.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180072 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 7.10.09 Ma_F301T2_7.10.09 7 10 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180074 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 31.3.10 - Ma_F301T2_31.3.10 21-DEC-17 12.12.04.302000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.19.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 31.3.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180074 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F301 ind T2 time point 31.3.10 Ma_F301T2_31.3.10 31 3 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180079 Parsley viral communities from plants irrigated with Besos river water, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain - BRP 21-DEC-17 12.12.18.621000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain Host-associated Plants Unclassified not collected Spain: Catalonia, Barcelona 41.43 2.14 Parsley Yes Gb0180079 Yes Biome 1070528 viral communities from plants irrigated with Besos river water, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain BRP 2 10 2015 101072 8840 1 1 1 1 0 0 3605 viral metagenome No 41.43 2.14 41.43 2.14 -180083 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA - MG_T3F_75cm 21-DEC-17 12.12.29.792000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA Environmental Terrestrial Peat sphagnum peatland USA: Minnesota 47.506 -93.454 .75 Peat Yes Gb0180083 Yes Biome 1799672 microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA MG_T3F_75cm 1 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4551 peat metagenome No 1 75-100cm 0.75 1 47.506 -93.454 47.506 -93.454 0.75 1 -180085 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA - MG_T3M_30cm 21-DEC-17 12.12.34.888000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA Environmental Terrestrial Peat sphagnum peatland USA: Minnesota 47.506 -93.454 .3 Peat Yes Gb0180085 Yes Biome 1799672 microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA MG_T3M_30cm 1 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4551 peat metagenome No .4 30-40cm 0.3 0.4 47.506 -93.454 47.506 -93.454 0.3 0.4 -180087 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d1_r1 21-DEC-17 12.12.40.612000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180087 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d1_r1 29 5 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180088 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d2_r1 21-DEC-17 12.12.43.524000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180088 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d2_r1 5 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180090 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d4_r1 21-DEC-17 12.12.48.726000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180090 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d4_r1 19 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180091 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d5_r1 21-DEC-17 12.12.51.325000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180091 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d5_r1 26 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180092 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d6_r1 21-DEC-17 12.12.53.919000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180092 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d6_r1 3 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180101 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d5_r2 21-DEC-17 12.13.17.327000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180101 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d5_r2 26 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180102 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d6_r2 21-DEC-17 12.13.19.929000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180102 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d6_r2 3 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180104 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d8_r2 21-DEC-17 12.13.25.134000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180104 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d8_r2 16 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180108 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d2_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.35.562000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180108 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d2_r3 5 6 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180112 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d6_r3 21-DEC-17 12.13.46.008000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180112 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d6_r3 3 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180118 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_0.5y_2 21-DEC-17 12.14.02.740000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180118 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_0.5y_2 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180119 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_0.5y_3 21-DEC-17 12.14.05.368000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180119 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_0.5y_3 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180120 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.0y_1 21-DEC-17 12.14.08.001000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180120 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.0y_1 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180122 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.0y_3 21-DEC-17 12.14.13.267000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180122 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.0y_3 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180124 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.5y_2 21-DEC-17 12.14.18.503000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one and a half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180124 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.5y_2 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180128 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_2.0y_3 21-DEC-17 12.14.29.042000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from two years old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180128 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_2.0y_3 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180129 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_0.5y_1 21-DEC-17 12.14.31.683000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180129 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_0.5y_1 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180131 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_0.5y_3 21-DEC-17 12.14.36.969000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180131 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_0.5y_3 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180132 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.0y_1 21-DEC-17 12.14.39.608000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180132 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.0y_1 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180136 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.5y_2 21-DEC-17 12.14.50.179000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one and a half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180136 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.5y_2 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180138 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_2.0y_1 21-DEC-17 12.14.55.440000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from two years old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180138 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_2.0y_1 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180142 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China - S-2 21-DEC-17 12.15.08.885000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) inoculated with aerobic coking sewage sludge in Beijing, China Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic sludge from anaerobic bioreactor China: Beijing 40.01 116.32 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180142 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China S-2 12 6 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4440 activated sludge metagenome No 40.01 116.32 40.01 116.32 -180206 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan - horonobe_ig2102 21-DEC-17 12.19.23.905000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.54.000000000 PM 102151 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater Deep subsurface groundwater collected on 0.2 um filter Japan: Horonobe URL 45.045278 141.859444 160 Groundwater Yes Gb0180206 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan horonobe_ig2102 2014 101072 8772 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 160m 160 45.045278 141.859444 45.045278 141.859444 160 -180210 Blacklegged tick viral communities from from Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA - barcode2 21-DEC-17 12.19.37.066000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.39.000000000 PM 102151 Blacklegged tick viral communities from from Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA Host-associated Arthropoda Tissue tick tissue USA: Pennsylvania 41.2 -77.2 Blacklegged tick Ixodes scapularis 6945 Yes Gb0180210 Yes Biome 1234904 viral communities from from Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA barcode2 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4455 insect metagenome No 41.2 -77.2 41.2 -77.2 -180480 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada - 22IL 21-DEC-17 12.34.17.353000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.30.000000000 PM 102151 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Ileum Canada: Edmonton 53.54 -113.49 Cow ileum associated Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0180480 Yes Biome 506599 microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada 22IL 2102 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3575 bovine gut metagenome No 53.54 -113.49 53.54 -113.49 -180482 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada - 8IL 21-DEC-17 12.34.24.123000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.30.000000000 PM 102151 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Ileum Canada: Edmonton 53.54 -113.49 Cow ileum associated Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0180482 Yes Biome 506599 microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada 8IL 2102 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3575 bovine gut metagenome No 53.54 -113.49 53.54 -113.49 -180483 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada - 9IL 21-DEC-17 12.34.27.484000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.30.000000000 PM 102151 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Ileum Canada: Edmonton 53.54 -113.49 Cow ileum associated Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0180483 Yes Biome 506599 microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada 9IL 2102 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3575 bovine gut metagenome No 53.54 -113.49 53.54 -113.49 -180484 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada - 10IL 21-DEC-17 12.34.30.839000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.29.000000000 PM 102151 Cow ileum associated microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Ileum Canada: Edmonton 53.54 -113.49 Cow ileum associated Bos taurus 9913 Yes Gb0180484 Yes Biome 506599 microbial communities from Edmonton, Canada 10IL 2102 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3575 bovine gut metagenome No 53.54 -113.49 53.54 -113.49 -180566 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_A1_080 21-DEC-17 12.39.33.231000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.09.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180566 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_A1_080 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180579 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_A1_098 21-DEC-17 12.40.24.453000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.09.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180579 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_A1_098 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180583 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_B1-044 21-DEC-17 12.40.39.309000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.12.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180583 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_B1-044 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180144 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China - S-4 21-DEC-17 12.15.17.991000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) inoculated with aerobic coking sewage sludge in Beijing, China Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic sludge from anaerobic bioreactor China: Beijing 40.01 116.32 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180144 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China S-4 25 8 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4440 activated sludge metagenome No 40.01 116.32 40.01 116.32 -180145 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China - S-5 21-DEC-17 12.15.22.552000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) inoculated with aerobic coking sewage sludge in Beijing, China Engineered Bioreactor Anaerobic sludge from anaerobic bioreactor China: Beijing 40.01 116.32 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180145 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) in Beijing, China S-5 24 9 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4440 activated sludge metagenome No 40.01 116.32 40.01 116.32 -180151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 111L 21-DEC-17 12.15.41.391000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180151 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 111L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180154 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 114L 21-DEC-17 12.15.49.383000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180154 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 114L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180155 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 115L 21-DEC-17 12.15.52.053000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180155 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 115L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180158 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 123L 21-DEC-17 12.16.00.056000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Oyster larvae microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Host-associated Mollusca Larvae Oyster larvae USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Oyster larvae Crassostrea sp. 6564 Yes Gb0180158 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 123L 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4630 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180161 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - F1W 21-DEC-17 12.16.08.036000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Source water USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180161 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA F1W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180162 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - F2W 21-DEC-17 12.16.10.678000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Source water USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180162 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA F2W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180168 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 104W 21-DEC-17 12.16.27.082000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180168 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 104W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180170 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 112W 21-DEC-17 12.16.32.555000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180170 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 112W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180176 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 123W 21-DEC-17 12.16.48.965000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180176 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 123W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180178 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA - 125W 21-DEC-17 12.16.54.445000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.34.000000000 PM 102151 Water microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA Environmental Aquatic Aquaculture Water from tank USA: Dauphin Island, Alabama 30.25 -88.11 Water Yes Gb0180178 Yes Biome 1541066 microbial communities from oyster tank in Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA 125W 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3481 oyster metagenome No 30.25 -88.11 30.25 -88.11 -180180 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 603 21-DEC-17 12.17.02.248000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180180 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 603 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180181 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 621 21-DEC-17 12.17.07.682000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180181 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 621 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180183 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 626 21-DEC-17 12.17.18.545000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.03.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180183 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 626 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180184 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 627 21-DEC-17 12.17.23.980000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.03.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180184 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 627 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180189 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 657 21-DEC-17 12.18.01.793000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.03.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180189 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 657 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180191 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA - F106 21-DEC-17 12.18.13.813000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180191 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA F106 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180196 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA - F138 21-DEC-17 12.18.44.230000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180196 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA F138 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180199 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA - F149 21-DEC-17 12.18.59.716000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180199 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA F149 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180204 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan - horonobe_ig2103 21-DEC-17 12.19.17.905000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.54.000000000 PM 102151 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater Deep subsurface groundwater collected on 0.2 um filter Japan: Horonobe URL 45.045278 141.859444 215 Groundwater Yes Gb0180204 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan horonobe_ig2103 2014 101072 8772 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 215m 215 45.045278 141.859444 45.045278 141.859444 215 -175986 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35391 21-DEC-17 12.32.58.319000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175986 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35391 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175990 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35552 21-DEC-17 12.33.14.730000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175990 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35552 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175991 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - 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YSZC12003_35989 21-DEC-17 12.33.47.468000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175998 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35989 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175999 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36008 21-DEC-17 12.33.51.603000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175999 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36008 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176000 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36020 21-DEC-17 12.33.55.697000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176000 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36020 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176002 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36051 21-DEC-17 12.34.03.957000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176002 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36051 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176005 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - 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YSZC12003_36525 21-DEC-17 12.34.36.360000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176010 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36525 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176011 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36533 21-DEC-17 12.34.40.399000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176011 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36533 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176016 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - 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YSZC12003_37264 21-DEC-17 12.35.58.492000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176030 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37264 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176032 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37284 21-DEC-17 12.36.06.694000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176032 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37284 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176033 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - 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YSZC12003_37314 21-DEC-17 12.38.30.458000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176067 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37314 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176069 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37331 21-DEC-17 12.38.38.652000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176069 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37331 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176070 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - 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YSZC12003_37648 21-DEC-17 12.39.48.420000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176086 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37648 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176092 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37877 21-DEC-17 12.40.13.134000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176092 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37877 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176093 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37879 21-DEC-17 12.40.17.220000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176093 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37879 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176102 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37096 21-DEC-17 12.40.54.171000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176102 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37096 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176104 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37171 21-DEC-17 12.41.02.386000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176104 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37171 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176105 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37203 21-DEC-17 12.41.06.497000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176105 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37203 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176107 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37287 21-DEC-17 12.41.14.710000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176107 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37287 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176111 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37393 21-DEC-17 12.41.31.107000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176111 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37393 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176112 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37406 21-DEC-17 12.41.35.232000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176112 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37406 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -179985 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 31.03.09 - Ma_F121T1_31.03.09 21-DEC-17 12.07.50.046000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 31.03.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179985 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 31.03.09 Ma_F121T1_31.03.09 31 3 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179991 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 23.6.09 - Ma_F121T2_23.6.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.10.409000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 23.6.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179991 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 23.6.09 Ma_F121T2_23.6.09 23 6 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179992 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 1.12.09 - Ma_F121T2_1.12.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.13.371000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 1.12.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179992 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 1.12.09 Ma_F121T2_1.12.09 1 12 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -175566 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China - RSZAXPI005377-43 21-DEC-17 12.06.36.296000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.34.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China to study gut microbial dysbiosis in young adults with obesity Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2123446 121.4684853 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175566 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China RSZAXPI005377-43 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2123446 121.4684853 31.2123446 121.4684853 -179993 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 23.2.10 - Ma_F121T2_23.2.10 21-DEC-17 12.08.17.049000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 23.2.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179993 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T2 time point 23.2.10 Ma_F121T2_23.2.10 23 2 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179999 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 13.1.09 - Ma_F194T1_13.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.35.541000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 13.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179999 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 13.1.09 Ma_F194T1_13.1.09 13 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180003 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 28.4.09 - Ma_F194T1_28.4.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.47.389000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 28.4.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180003 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T1 time point 28.4.09 Ma_F194T1_28.4.09 28 4 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180004 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 16.12.08 - Ma_F194T2_16.12.08 21-DEC-17 12.08.50.362000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 16.12.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180004 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 16.12.08 Ma_F194T2_16.12.08 16 12 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180005 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 13.1.09 - Ma_F194T2_13.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.08.54.057000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 13.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180005 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 13.1.09 Ma_F194T2_13.1.09 13 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180007 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 31.3.09 - Ma_F194T2_31.3.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.00.734000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 31.3.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180007 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 31.3.09 Ma_F194T2_31.3.09 31 3 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180008 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 28.4.09 - Ma_F194T2_28.4.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.03.714000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 28.4.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180008 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F194 ind T2 time point 28.4.09 Ma_F194T2_28.4.09 28 4 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180012 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 17.2.10 - Ma_F196T1_17.2.10 21-DEC-17 12.09.14.791000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 17.2.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180012 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T1 time point 17.2.10 Ma_F196T1_17.2.10 17 2 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180015 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 18.11.09 - Ma_F196T2_18.11.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.22.963000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 18.11.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180015 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 18.11.09 Ma_F196T2_18.11.09 18 11 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180017 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 17.2.10 - Ma_F196T2_17.2.10 21-DEC-17 12.09.28.007000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 17.2.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180017 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 17.2.10 Ma_F196T2_17.2.10 17 2 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180018 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 3.3.10 - Ma_F196T2_3.3.10 21-DEC-17 12.09.30.528000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 3.3.10 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180018 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind T2 time point 3.3.10 Ma_F196T2_3.3.10 3 3 2010 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180020 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind M time point 18.11.09 - Ma_F196M_18.11.09 21-DEC-17 12.09.35.581000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind M time point 18.11.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180020 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F196 ind M time point 18.11.09 Ma_F196M_18.11.09 18 11 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180021 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 30.12.08 - Ma_F209T1_30.12.08 21-DEC-17 12.09.38.117000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 30.12.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180021 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T1 time point 30.12.08 Ma_F209T1_30.12.08 30 12 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180025 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 30.12.08 - Ma_F209T2_30.12.08 21-DEC-17 12.09.48.263000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 30.12.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180025 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind T2 time point 30.12.08 Ma_F209T2_30.12.08 30 12 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180029 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind M time point 30.12.08 - Ma_F209M_30.12.08 21-DEC-17 12.09.58.449000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind M time point 30.12.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180029 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F209 ind M time point 30.12.08 Ma_F209M_30.12.08 30 12 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180030 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 16.1.09 - Ma_F229T1_16.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.02.725000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 16.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180030 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 16.1.09 Ma_F229T1_16.1.09 16 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180032 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 13.2.09 - Ma_F229T1_13.2.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.07.401000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 13.2.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180032 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 13.2.09 Ma_F229T1_13.2.09 13 2 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180033 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 27.2.09 - Ma_F229T1_27.2.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.10.504000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 27.2.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180033 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 27.2.09 Ma_F229T1_27.2.09 27 2 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180036 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 16.1.09 - Ma_F229T2_16.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.18.408000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 16.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180036 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T2 time point 16.1.09 Ma_F229T2_16.1.09 16 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180809 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_A1_188 21-DEC-17 12.55.34.175000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.10.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180809 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_A1_188 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180815 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_A1_185 21-DEC-17 12.55.58.360000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.10.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180815 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_A1_185 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180818 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China - M(1,2) 21-DEC-17 12.56.11.451000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal bedding of piggery China: Fuqing, Fujian 25.62 119.19 Swine feces Sus scrofa 9823 Yes Gb0180818 Yes Biome 1510822 microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China M(1,2) 26 1 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 pig gut metagenome No 25.62 119.19 25.62 119.19 -180821 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China - M(2,1) 21-DEC-17 12.56.23.164000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal bedding of piggery China: Fuqing, Fujian 25.62 119.19 Swine feces Sus scrofa 9823 Yes Gb0180821 Yes Biome 1510822 microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China M(2,1) 26 1 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 pig gut metagenome No 25.62 119.19 25.62 119.19 -180825 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China - M(3,1) 21-DEC-17 12.56.38.651000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal bedding of piggery China: Fuqing, Fujian 25.62 119.19 Swine feces Sus scrofa 9823 Yes Gb0180825 Yes Biome 1510822 microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China M(3,1) 26 1 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 pig gut metagenome No 25.62 119.19 25.62 119.19 -180837 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China - M(4,3) 21-DEC-17 12.57.25.437000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.37.000000000 PM 102151 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal bedding of piggery China: Fuqing, Fujian 25.62 119.19 Swine feces Sus scrofa 9823 Yes Gb0180837 Yes Biome 1510822 microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China M(4,3) 26 1 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 pig gut metagenome No 25.62 119.19 25.62 119.19 -180840 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China - M(5,2) 21-DEC-17 12.57.37.149000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.37.000000000 PM 102151 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal bedding of piggery China: Fuqing, Fujian 25.62 119.19 Swine feces Sus scrofa 9823 Yes Gb0180840 Yes Biome 1510822 microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China M(5,2) 26 1 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 pig gut metagenome No 25.62 119.19 25.62 119.19 -180853 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China - M(8,1) 21-DEC-17 12.58.27.781000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.37.000000000 PM 102151 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal bedding of piggery China: Fuqing, Fujian 25.62 119.19 Swine feces Sus scrofa 9823 Yes Gb0180853 Yes Biome 1510822 microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China M(8,1) 26 1 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 pig gut metagenome No 25.62 119.19 25.62 119.19 -180854 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China - M(8,3) 21-DEC-17 12.58.31.694000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.37.000000000 PM 102151 Swine feces microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal bedding of piggery China: Fuqing, Fujian 25.62 119.19 Swine feces Sus scrofa 9823 Yes Gb0180854 Yes Biome 1510822 microbial communities from piggery bedding in Fuqing, Fujian, China M(8,3) 26 1 2015 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 pig gut metagenome No 25.62 119.19 25.62 119.19 -180882 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-1W-Aug28-2013 21-DEC-17 01.00.27.452000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8638 -79.3862 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180882 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-1W-Aug28-2013 28 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8638 -79.3862 42.8638 -79.3862 -180886 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-3W-Aug14-2013 21-DEC-17 01.00.43.655000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8698 -79.3982 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180886 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-3W-Aug14-2013 14 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8698 -79.3982 42.8698 -79.3982 -180889 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-3P-Aug28-2013 21-DEC-17 01.00.55.728000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8698 -79.3982 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180889 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-3P-Aug28-2013 28 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8698 -79.3982 42.8698 -79.3982 -180890 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-3P-Aug9-2012 21-DEC-17 01.00.59.741000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8698 -79.3982 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180890 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-3P-Aug9-2012 9 8 2012 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8698 -79.3982 42.8698 -79.3982 -180893 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LCE-1W-Aug9-2012 21-DEC-17 01.01.11.804000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8722 -79.4272 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180893 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LCE-1W-Aug9-2012 9 8 2012 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8722 -79.4272 42.8722 -79.4272 -180894 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-5W-Aug14-2013 21-DEC-17 01.01.15.828000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8723 -79.4187 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180894 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-5W-Aug14-2013 14 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8723 -79.4187 42.8723 -79.4187 -180895 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-5P-Aug14-2013 21-DEC-17 01.01.19.849000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8723 -79.4187 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180895 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-5P-Aug14-2013 14 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8723 -79.4187 42.8723 -79.4187 -180896 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-5W-Aug28-2013 21-DEC-17 01.01.23.829000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8723 -79.4187 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180896 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-5W-Aug28-2013 28 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8723 -79.4187 42.8723 -79.4187 -180897 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LB-5P-Aug28-2013 21-DEC-17 01.01.27.812000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8723 -79.4187 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180897 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LB-5P-Aug28-2013 28 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8723 -79.4187 42.8723 -79.4187 -180900 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - NB-1P-Aug9-2012 21-DEC-17 01.01.39.765000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 42.8746 -79.2323 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180900 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada NB-1P-Aug9-2012 9 8 2012 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 42.8746 -79.2323 42.8746 -79.2323 -180903 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LS-1P-Aug21-2013 21-DEC-17 01.01.51.811000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 43.2043 -79.2669 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180903 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LS-1P-Aug21-2013 21 8 2013 101072 8715 1 1 0 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 43.2043 -79.2669 43.2043 -79.2669 -180904 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LS-1P-Aug9-2012 21-DEC-17 01.01.55.814000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 43.2043 -79.2669 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180904 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LS-1P-Aug9-2012 9 8 2012 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 43.2043 -79.2669 43.2043 -79.2669 -180905 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada - LS-1W-Aug9-2012 21-DEC-17 01.01.59.826000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.49.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater lake microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Lake Freshwater Lake Canada: Niagara 43.2043 -79.2669 Freshwater lake Yes Gb0180905 Yes Biome 449393 microbial communities from the Great Lakes in Niagara, Canada LS-1W-Aug9-2012 9 8 2012 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3792 freshwater metagenome No 43.2043 -79.2669 43.2043 -79.2669 -180918 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Copenhagen, Denmark - SA-RHK-523 21-DEC-17 01.02.54.400000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.51.25.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Copenhagen, Denmark Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge anaerobic digester Denmark 55.640600 12.505810 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180918 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Copenhagen, Denmark SA-RHK-523 4 4 2011 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 3506 activated sludge metagenome No 55.6406 12.50581 55.6406 12.50581 -180920 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Viborg, Denmark - SA-RHK-527 21-DEC-17 01.03.01.928000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.20.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Viborg, Denmark Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge anaerobic digester Denmark 56.425573 9.455083 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180920 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Viborg, Denmark SA-RHK-527 3 10 2011 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 3506 activated sludge metagenome No 56.425573 9.455083 56.425573 9.455083 -180921 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Viborg, Denmark - SA-RHK-528 21-DEC-17 01.03.05.906000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.20.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Viborg, Denmark Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge anaerobic digester Denmark 56.425573 9.455083 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180921 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from anaerobic digester at WWTP in Viborg, Denmark SA-RHK-528 12 12 2011 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 3506 activated sludge metagenome No 56.425573 9.455083 56.425573 9.455083 -180952 Human host associated microbial communities from Ascites fluid sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0102 21-DEC-17 01.05.04.397000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Ascites fluid sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Ascites fluid sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0180952 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Ascites fluid sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0102 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -180986 Human host associated microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0184 21-DEC-17 01.07.15.077000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.31.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Malignant melanoma sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0180986 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0184 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -180987 Human host associated microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0188 21-DEC-17 01.07.18.951000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.31.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Malignant melanoma sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0180987 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0188 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -180988 Human host associated microbial communities from Ascites fluid sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0249 21-DEC-17 01.07.22.986000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Ascites fluid sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Ascites fluid sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0180988 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Ascites fluid sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0249 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181005 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0333 21-DEC-17 01.08.30.137000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Mycosis sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181005 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Mycosis sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0333 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181006 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0334 21-DEC-17 01.08.34.118000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Mycosis sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181006 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Mycosis sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0334 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181039 Human host associated microbial communities from Non-template control sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0482 21-DEC-17 01.10.44.006000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Non-template control sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin Non-template control Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181039 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Non-template control sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0482 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181044 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0500 21-DEC-17 01.11.04.884000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Mycosis fungoides sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181044 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0500 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181056 Human host associated microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0512 21-DEC-17 01.11.54.849000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.32.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Malignant melanoma sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181056 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Malignant melanoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0512 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181087 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0889 21-DEC-17 01.14.03.031000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Mycosis fungoides sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181087 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0889 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181088 Human host associated microbial communities from Basal cell carcinoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0890 21-DEC-17 01.14.07.172000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Basal cell carcinoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Basal cell carcinoma sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181088 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Basal cell carcinoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0890 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181089 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0891 21-DEC-17 01.14.11.276000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.33.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Mycosis fungoides sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181089 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Mycosis fungoides sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0891 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181090 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0892 21-DEC-17 01.14.15.417000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Bladder cancer sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181090 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0892 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181091 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0893 21-DEC-17 01.14.19.525000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Bladder cancer sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181091 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0893 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181092 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0894 21-DEC-17 01.14.23.632000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Bladder cancer sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181092 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0894 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181103 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s0918 21-DEC-17 01.15.09.174000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Bladder cancer sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181103 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Bladder cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark s0918 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181124 Human host associated microbial communities from Basal cell carcinoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1121 21-DEC-17 01.16.35.512000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Basal cell carcinoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Basal cell carcinoma sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181124 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Basal cell carcinoma sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1121 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181821 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 1-2 21-DEC-17 02.14.40.474000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181821 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 1-2 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181822 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 1-3 21-DEC-17 02.14.47.836000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181822 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 1-3 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181825 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 1-6 21-DEC-17 02.15.09.581000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181825 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 1-6 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181827 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 1-8 21-DEC-17 02.15.22.921000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181827 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 1-8 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181828 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 2-1 21-DEC-17 02.15.29.908000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181828 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 2-1 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181834 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 2-7 21-DEC-17 02.16.16.355000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181834 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 2-7 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181835 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 2-8 21-DEC-17 02.16.23.572000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181835 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 2-8 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181836 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 3-1 21-DEC-17 02.16.30.474000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181836 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 3-1 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181841 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - 3-6 21-DEC-17 02.17.06.788000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181841 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA 3-6 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181861 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain 129S in USA - 6-2 21-DEC-17 02.19.58.249000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.57.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain 129S in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181861 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain 129S in USA 6-2 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181866 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain 129S in USA - 6-7 21-DEC-17 02.20.36.296000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.57.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain 129S in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181866 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain 129S in USA 6-7 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181870 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain SJL-C57BL/6 in USA - 7-3 21-DEC-17 02.21.05.862000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.59.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain SJL-C57BL/6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181870 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain SJL-C57BL/6 in USA 7-3 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181879 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain NOD in USA - 8-4 21-DEC-17 02.22.12.281000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain NOD in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181879 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain NOD in USA 8-4 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181886 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - G1-3A 21-DEC-17 02.23.04.227000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181886 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA G1-3A 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181890 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA - G1-7A 21-DEC-17 02.23.33.666000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.58.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA 40.70606 -73.99703 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181890 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in USA G1-7A 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 40.70606 -73.99703 40.70606 -73.99703 -181901 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain SV129 in Denmark - 1A-dyr2-07 21-DEC-17 02.24.59.000000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.00.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain SV129 in Denmark Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces Denmark 55.676097 12.568337 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181901 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain SV129 in Denmark 1A-dyr2-07 2012 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 55.676097 12.568337 55.676097 12.568337 -181911 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain SV129 in Denmark - 2A-dyr13-06 21-DEC-17 02.26.15.385000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.00.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain SV129 in Denmark Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces Denmark 55.676097 12.568337 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181911 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain SV129 in Denmark 2A-dyr13-06 2012 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 55.676097 12.568337 55.676097 12.568337 -181918 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in Denmark - 2B-dyr23-07 21-DEC-17 02.27.19.008000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.57.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in Denmark Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces Denmark 55.676097 12.568337 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181918 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in Denmark 2B-dyr23-07 2012 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 55.676097 12.568337 55.676097 12.568337 -181920 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in Denmark - 2B-dyr24-07 21-DEC-17 02.27.36.799000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.57.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in Denmark Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces Denmark 55.676097 12.568337 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181920 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain C57/BL6 in Denmark 2B-dyr24-07 2012 101072 8729 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 55.676097 12.568337 55.676097 12.568337 -181927 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain Swiss web in Sweden - S Fe12 21-DEC-17 02.28.32.846000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.01.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain Swiss web in Sweden Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces Sweden 57.69745 11.98583 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181927 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain Swiss web in Sweden S Fe12 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 57.69745 11.98583 57.69745 11.98583 -181928 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain Swiss web in Sweden - S Fe13 21-DEC-17 02.28.40.196000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Fecal microbial communities from mouse strain Swiss web in Sweden Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces Sweden 57.69745 11.98583 Fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181928 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from mouse strain Swiss web in Sweden S Fe13 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 57.69745 11.98583 57.69745 11.98583 -181138 Human host associated microbial communities from Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1147 21-DEC-17 01.17.36.235000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.30.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181138 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1147 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181141 Human host associated microbial communities from Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1150 21-DEC-17 01.17.57.997000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.30.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181141 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Chronic myelogenous leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1150 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181159 Human host associated microbial communities from B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1201 21-DEC-17 01.19.29.482000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.29.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukaemia sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181159 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1201 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181160 Human host associated microbial communities from T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1202 21-DEC-17 01.19.33.640000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181160 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1202 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181161 Human host associated microbial communities from T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1203 21-DEC-17 01.19.37.778000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181161 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from T-lineage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1203 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181165 Human host associated microbial communities from Testicular cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1315 21-DEC-17 01.19.54.370000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Testicular cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Testicular cancer sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181165 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Testicular cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1315 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181168 Human host associated microbial communities from Testicular cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark - s1318 21-DEC-17 01.20.07.028000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human host associated microbial communities from Testicular cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark Host-associated Human Skin human Testicular cancer sample Denmark: Aarhus 56.1662934 10.1321337 Human host associated Homo sapiens 9606 Yes Gb0181168 Yes Biome 646099 microbial communities from Testicular cancer sample from Aarhus, Denmark s1318 2014 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 3588 human metagenome No 56.1662934 10.1321337 56.1662934 10.1321337 -181203 Mouse fecal microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA - 207_D12 21-DEC-17 01.23.49.037000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.32.000000000 PM 102151 Mouse fecal microbial communities to assess efficacy of fecal microbiota transplantation in correcting chemotherapy and antibiotics induced dysbiosis. Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA: Minneapolis 44.58 -93.14 Mouse fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181203 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA 207_D12 2015 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 44.58 -93.14 44.58 -93.14 -181204 Mouse fecal microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA - 207_D16 21-DEC-17 01.23.53.375000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.32.000000000 PM 102151 Mouse fecal microbial communities to assess efficacy of fecal microbiota transplantation in correcting chemotherapy and antibiotics induced dysbiosis. Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA: Minneapolis 44.58 -93.14 Mouse fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181204 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA 207_D16 2015 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 44.58 -93.14 44.58 -93.14 -181205 Mouse fecal microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA - 207_D20 21-DEC-17 01.23.57.714000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.32.000000000 PM 102151 Mouse fecal microbial communities to assess efficacy of fecal microbiota transplantation in correcting chemotherapy and antibiotics induced dysbiosis. Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA: Minneapolis 44.58 -93.14 Mouse fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181205 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA 207_D20 2015 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 44.58 -93.14 44.58 -93.14 -181206 Mouse fecal microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA - 208_D1 21-DEC-17 01.24.02.052000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.32.000000000 PM 102151 Mouse fecal microbial communities to assess efficacy of fecal microbiota transplantation in correcting chemotherapy and antibiotics induced dysbiosis. Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA: Minneapolis 44.58 -93.14 Mouse fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181206 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA 208_D1 2015 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 44.58 -93.14 44.58 -93.14 -181277 Mouse fecal microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA - 222_D16 21-DEC-17 01.29.11.818000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.33.000000000 PM 102151 Mouse fecal microbial communities to assess efficacy of fecal microbiota transplantation in correcting chemotherapy and antibiotics induced dysbiosis. Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA: Minneapolis 44.58 -93.14 Mouse fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181277 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA 222_D16 2015 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 44.58 -93.14 44.58 -93.14 -181293 Mouse fecal microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA - 227_D20 21-DEC-17 01.30.21.572000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.33.000000000 PM 102151 Mouse fecal microbial communities to assess efficacy of fecal microbiota transplantation in correcting chemotherapy and antibiotics induced dysbiosis. Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Mouse feces USA: Minneapolis 44.58 -93.14 Mouse fecal Mus musculus 10090 Feces Yes Gb0181293 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from Minneapolis, USA 227_D20 2015 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4104 mouse gut metagenome No 44.58 -93.14 44.58 -93.14 -181314 Human fecal microbial communities from female hospital patient in Montreal, Canada - MM001.2 21-DEC-17 01.31.57.206000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.39.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from female hospital patient in Montreal, Canada; patient age: 80 years Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Canada: Montreal 45.5 -73.63 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0181314 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from female hospital patient in Montreal, Canada MM001.2 4 11 2009 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 45.5 -73.63 45.5 -73.63 -181328 Human fecal microbial communities from female hospital patient in Montreal, Canada - MM007 21-DEC-17 01.32.59.706000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.39.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from female hospital patient in Montreal, Canada; patient age: 79 years Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Canada: Montreal 45.5 -73.63 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0181328 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from female hospital patient in Montreal, Canada MM007 2 12 2009 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 45.5 -73.63 45.5 -73.63 -181738 Marine microbial communities from Hornbaek harbor, Denmark - SWG.S2.25C.5w.A 21-DEC-17 02.06.18.323000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.51.000000000 PM 102151 Sample grown on SWG incubated at 25C for 5 weeks, no N-acylhomoserine lactone (AHL); replicate A Environmental Aquatic Marine Harbor Seawater Denmark: Hornbaek harbor 56.095 12.4581 Marine Yes Gb0181738 Yes Biome 1561972 microbial communities from Hornbaek harbor, Denmark SWG.S2.25C.5w.A 1 11 2015 101072 8729 1 1 0 0 0 0 4453 seawater metagenome No 56.095 12.4581 56.095 12.4581 -181762 Cryconite microbial communities from ice sheet in Tasiilaq, Greenland - TAS_L-C3b 21-DEC-17 02.08.22.764000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.54.000000000 PM 102151 Cryconite microbial communities from ice sheet in Tasiilaq, Greenland Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Ice cryoconite sampled 20 cm from TAS-L-C3a Greenland: Tasiilaq 65.38 -38.53 Cryconite Yes Gb0181762 Yes Biome 1651087 microbial communities from ice sheet in Tasiilaq, Greenland TAS_L-C3b 27 8 2013 101072 8984 1 1 0 1 0 0 3785 glacier metagenome No 65.38 -38.53 65.38 -38.53 -181784 Sediment microbial communities from hydrothermal vent in Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California, Mexico - TAOM_CH4H2_8 21-DEC-17 02.10.13.455000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.57.54.000000000 PM 102151 Sediment microbial communities from hydrothermal vent in Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California, Mexico, sediment-free enrichment of anaerobic methane oxidizing consortia incubated at 60 C with methane plus hydrogen and sulfate Environmental Aquatic Marine Hydrothermal vents Sediment hydrothermal sediments Mexico: Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California 27.100437 -111.124548 .14 Sediment Yes Gb0181784 Yes Biome 412755 microbial communities from hydrothermal vent in Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California, Mexico TAOM_CH4H2_8 12 2009 101072 8791 1 1 0 0 0 0 4029 marine sediment metagenome No .25 14-25 cm 0.14 0.25 27.100437 -111.124548 27.100437 -111.124548 0.14 0.25 -181786 Neustonic eukaryotic communities from surface seawater in Red Sea, Saudi Arabia - BB 21-DEC-17 02.10.24.585000000 PM 20-APR-18 06.00.00.000000000 PM 101232 Neustonic eukaryotic communities from surface seawater in Red Sea, Saudi Arabia, before Trichodesmium bloom Environmental Aquatic Marine Saudi Arabia: Red Sea 22.4575 39.0305 0 Neustonic Yes Gb0181786 Yes Biome 408172 eukaryotic communities from surface seawater in Red Sea, Saudi Arabia BB 30 4 2012 101072 8828 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 0 22.4575 39.0305 22.4575 39.0305 0 -181787 Neustonic eukaryotic communities from surface seawater in Red Sea, Saudi Arabia - BL 21-DEC-17 02.10.32.076000000 PM 20-APR-18 06.00.00.000000000 PM 101232 Neustonic eukaryotic communities from surface seawater in Red Sea, Saudi Arabia, during Trichodesmium bloom Environmental Aquatic Marine Saudi Arabia: Red Sea 22.4575 39.0305 0 Neustonic Yes Gb0181787 Yes Biome 408172 eukaryotic communities from surface seawater in Red Sea, Saudi Arabia BL 1 7 2012 101072 8828 1 1 0 0 0 0 3487 marine metagenome No 0 22.4575 39.0305 22.4575 39.0305 0 -175983 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37754 21-DEC-17 12.32.45.952000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175983 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37754 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175984 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37830 21-DEC-17 12.32.50.037000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175984 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37830 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175985 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35389R1 21-DEC-17 12.32.54.182000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175985 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35389R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175987 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35519 21-DEC-17 12.33.02.418000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175987 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35519 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175989 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35541 21-DEC-17 12.33.10.640000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175989 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35541 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175997 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35838 21-DEC-17 12.33.43.377000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175997 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35838 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176001 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36050 21-DEC-17 12.33.59.810000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176001 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36050 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176003 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36117 21-DEC-17 12.34.08.106000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176003 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36117 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176004 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36119 21-DEC-17 12.34.12.233000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176004 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36119 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176006 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36244 21-DEC-17 12.34.20.500000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176006 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36244 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176008 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36390 21-DEC-17 12.34.28.804000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176008 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36390 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176014 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36795 21-DEC-17 12.34.52.786000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176014 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36795 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176020 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37182R1 21-DEC-17 12.35.17.533000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176020 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37182R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176022 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37200R1 21-DEC-17 12.35.25.729000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176022 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37200R1 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176024 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37204 21-DEC-17 12.35.33.922000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176024 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37204 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176028 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37228 21-DEC-17 12.35.50.309000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176028 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37228 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176029 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37255 21-DEC-17 12.35.54.403000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176029 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37255 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176031 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37276 21-DEC-17 12.36.02.587000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176031 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37276 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176035 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35390 21-DEC-17 12.36.18.986000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176035 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35390 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176037 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35506 21-DEC-17 12.36.27.172000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176037 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35506 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176038 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35511 21-DEC-17 12.36.31.284000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176038 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35511 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176040 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35629 21-DEC-17 12.36.39.515000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176040 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35629 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176042 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - Stool sample from british twins 21-DEC-17 12.36.47.834000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176042 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Stool sample from british twins 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176043 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35698 21-DEC-17 12.36.51.910000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176043 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35698 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176044 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35734 21-DEC-17 12.36.55.996000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176044 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35734 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176052 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37103 21-DEC-17 12.37.28.861000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176052 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37103 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176058 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37201 21-DEC-17 12.37.53.481000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176058 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37201 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176060 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37209 21-DEC-17 12.38.01.687000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176060 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37209 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176061 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37254 21-DEC-17 12.38.05.792000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176061 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37254 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175694 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China - P042V6 21-DEC-17 12.14.00.327000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.55.35.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from Shanghai, China to understand if intestinal flora could be related to differential responds to antidiabetic therapies Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces China: Shanghai 31.2112312 121.4647709 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175694 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from Shanghai, China P042V6 101072 8719 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 31.2112312 121.4647709 31.2112312 121.4647709 -175886 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35665 21-DEC-17 12.26.09.685000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175886 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35665 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -175945 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37172 21-DEC-17 12.30.11.978000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0175945 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37172 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176064 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37285 21-DEC-17 12.38.18.130000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176064 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37285 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176065 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37292 21-DEC-17 12.38.22.248000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176065 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37292 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176068 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37315 21-DEC-17 12.38.34.553000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176068 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37315 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176072 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37337 21-DEC-17 12.38.50.990000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176072 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37337 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176074 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37349 21-DEC-17 12.38.59.178000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176074 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37349 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176077 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37399 21-DEC-17 12.39.11.480000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176077 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37399 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176078 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37405 21-DEC-17 12.39.15.573000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176078 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37405 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176084 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37584 21-DEC-17 12.39.40.220000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176084 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37584 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176087 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37651 21-DEC-17 12.39.52.535000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176087 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37651 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176096 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_35707 21-DEC-17 12.40.29.520000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176096 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_35707 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176099 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36000 21-DEC-17 12.40.41.835000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176099 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36000 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176100 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_36019 21-DEC-17 12.40.45.962000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.15.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176100 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_36019 101072 8859 1 1 0 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176103 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37127 21-DEC-17 12.40.58.287000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176103 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37127 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176106 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37232 21-DEC-17 12.41.10.600000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.16.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176106 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37232 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176108 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37309R1 21-DEC-17 12.41.18.813000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176108 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37309R1 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -176113 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom - YSZC12003_37797 21-DEC-17 12.41.39.352000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces United Kingdom: London 51.5 -0.12 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0176113 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from twins in the TwinsUK registry in London, United Kingdom YSZC12003_37797 101072 8859 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 51.5 -0.12 51.5 -0.12 -179981 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T2 time point 13.3.09 - Ma_F112T2_13.3.09 21-DEC-17 12.07.38.787000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T2 time point 13.3.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179981 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F112 ind T2 time point 13.3.09 Ma_F112T2_13.3.09 13 3 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179987 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 1.12.09 - Ma_F121T1_1.12.09 21-DEC-17 12.07.56.416000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 1.12.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179987 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind T1 time point 1.12.09 Ma_F121T1_1.12.09 1 12 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -179994 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind S time point 14.10.08 - Ma_F121S_14.10.08 21-DEC-17 12.08.20.724000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.17.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind S time point 14.10.08 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0179994 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F121 ind S time point 14.10.08 Ma_F121S_14.10.08 14 10 2008 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180031 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 30.1.09 - Ma_F229T1_30.1.09 21-DEC-17 12.10.05.067000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 30.1.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180031 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F229 ind T1 time point 30.1.09 Ma_F229T1_30.1.09 30 1 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180053 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 7.10.09 - Ma_F268T1_7.10.09 21-DEC-17 12.11.06.187000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.18.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 7.10.09 Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces Malawi -13.254308 34.301525 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180053 Yes Biome 408170 viral communities from Malawi family F268 ind T1 time point 7.10.09 Ma_F268T1_7.10.09 7 10 2009 101072 8783 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No -13.254308 34.301525 -13.254308 34.301525 -180076 Parsley viral communities from plants irrigated with control water, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain - NCP 21-DEC-17 12.12.10.626000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain Host-associated Plants Unclassified not collected Spain: Catalonia, Barcelona 41.41 2.14 Parsley Yes Gb0180076 Yes Biome 1070528 viral communities from plants irrigated with control water, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain NCP 2 10 2015 101072 8840 1 1 1 1 0 0 3605 viral metagenome No 41.41 2.14 41.41 2.14 -180078 Freshwater viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain - BRW2 21-DEC-17 12.12.16.056000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.59.17.000000000 PM 102151 Freshwater viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain Environmental Aquatic Freshwater not collected Spain: Catalonia, Barcelona 41.42 2.13 Freshwater Yes Gb0180078 Yes Biome 1070528 viral communities from Besos river, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain BRW2 2 10 2015 101072 8840 1 1 1 1 0 0 3488 viral metagenome No 41.42 2.13 41.42 2.13 -180082 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA - MG_T3F_30cm 21-DEC-17 12.12.27.209000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA Environmental Terrestrial Peat sphagnum peatland USA: Minnesota 47.506 -93.454 .3 Peat Yes Gb0180082 Yes Biome 1799672 microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA MG_T3F_30cm 1 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 4551 peat metagenome No .4 30-40cm 0.3 0.4 47.506 -93.454 47.506 -93.454 0.3 0.4 -180086 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA - MG_T3M_75cm 21-DEC-17 12.12.37.448000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.36.000000000 PM 102151 Peat microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA Environmental Terrestrial Peat sphagnum peatland USA: Minnesota 47.506 -93.454 .75 Peat Yes Gb0180086 Yes Biome 1799672 microbial communities from Marcell Experimental Forest bog in Minnesota, USA MG_T3M_75cm 1 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4551 peat metagenome No 1 75-100cm 0.75 1 47.506 -93.454 47.506 -93.454 0.75 1 -180095 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore - UPWRP_SW_d9_r1 21-DEC-17 12.13.01.709000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.21.000000000 PM 102151 Activated sludge microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Activated sludge Activated sludge tank Singapore: Ulu Pandan 1.33 103.75 Activated sludge Yes Gb0180095 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities from Ulu Pandan Water Reclamation Plant in Singapore UPWRP_SW_d9_r1 25 7 2015 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4262 activated sludge metagenome No 1.33 103.75 1.33 103.75 -180137 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_1.5y_3 21-DEC-17 12.14.52.819000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from one and a half year old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180137 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_1.5y_3 15 6 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180139 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China - Panda_2.0y_2 21-DEC-17 12.14.58.121000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.55.000000000 PM 102151 Panda feces microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China; from two years old panda Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal Panda feces China: Yaan, Sichuan 29.97 102.97 Panda feces Ailuropoda melanoleuca 9646 Yes Gb0180139 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from Yaan, Sichuan, China Panda_2.0y_2 15 12 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 3658 gut metagenome No 29.97 102.97 29.97 102.97 -180187 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA - 653 21-DEC-17 12.17.47.022000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.03.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180187 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB mouse cohort 1 in Texas A&M University, USA 653 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180194 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA - F135 21-DEC-17 12.18.31.817000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.58.02.000000000 PM 102151 Feces microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA Host-associated Mammals Digestive system Fecal mouse feces USA: Texas 30.618531 -96.336499 Feces Mus musculus 10090 Yes Gb0180194 Yes Biome 410661 microbial communities from FVB female mouse cohort 2 in Texas A&M University, USA F135 15 2 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3658 mouse gut metagenome No 30.618531 -96.336499 30.618531 -96.336499 -180200 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan - horonobe_ig3392 21-DEC-17 12.19.05.602000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.54.000000000 PM 102151 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater Deep subsurface groundwater collected on 0.2 um filter Japan: Horonobe URL 45.045278 141.859444 215 Groundwater Yes Gb0180200 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan horonobe_ig3392 2013 101072 8772 1 1 0 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 215m 215 45.045278 141.859444 45.045278 141.859444 215 -180202 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan - horonobe_ig3399 21-DEC-17 12.19.11.899000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.54.54.000000000 PM 102151 Groundwater microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan Environmental Aquatic Freshwater Groundwater Deep subsurface groundwater collected on 0.2 um filter Japan: Horonobe URL 45.045278 141.859444 160 Groundwater Yes Gb0180202 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities from Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory (URL), Japan horonobe_ig3399 2013 101072 8772 1 1 1 1 0 0 3788 groundwater metagenome No 160m 160 45.045278 141.859444 45.045278 141.859444 160 -180512 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - BYQ_2_19_Peacemaker_1 21-DEC-17 12.36.11.628000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.14.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180512 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France BYQ_2_19_Peacemaker_1 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180569 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_B1-055 21-DEC-17 12.39.45.149000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.12.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180569 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_B1-055 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180589 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_B1-167 21-DEC-17 12.41.02.794000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.13.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180589 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_B1-167 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -180764 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France - AWF_749906_A1-102 21-DEC-17 12.52.34.418000000 PM 05-JAN-18 12.56.11.000000000 PM 102151 Human fecal microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France Host-associated Human Digestive system Large intestine Fecal Human feces France 48.6236366 2.4371488 Human fecal Homo sapiens 9606 Feces Yes Gb0180764 Yes Biome 408170 microbial communities from the International Human Microbiome Standards (IHMS) project, Genoscope, France AWF_749906_A1-102 101072 8743 1 1 1 1 0 0 3920 human gut metagenome No 48.6236366 2.4371488 48.6236366 2.4371488 -137692 Marine bacterial communities from polyamine-transforming bacteria in the Gulf of Mexico - DNA: 21_DWHcont 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified seawater USA: Gulf of Mexico 28.44 -88.21 Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137692 Yes Biome 405178 bacterial communities Gulf of Mexico DNA: 21_DWHcont 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No 28.44 -88.21 28.44 -88.21 -137693 Marine bacterial communities from polyamine-transforming bacteria in the Gulf of Mexico - DNA: KSU-1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified seawater USA: Gulf of Mexico 29.01 -89.52 Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137693 Yes Biome 405178 bacterial communities Gulf of Mexico DNA: KSU-1 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No 29.01 -89.52 29.01 -89.52 -137707 Marine microbial communities from various locations - University of British Columbia - seawater enrichment SCG65 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 23-APR-18 04.27.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified 0 Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137707 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities from various locations seawater enrichment SCG65 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No 0 0 -137708 Marine microbial communities from various locations - University of British Columbia - seawater enrichment SCG66 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 23-APR-18 04.27.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified 0 Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137708 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities from various locations seawater enrichment SCG66 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No 0 0 -137712 Marine microbial communities from ocean sample - University of Malaya - HN4143 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137712 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities ocean sample HN4143 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137716 Marine microbial communites from Sargasso Sea - Prochlorococcus B258 80m rep 1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137716 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities Sargasso Sea Prochlorococcus B258 80m rep 1 5 2010 101072 8827 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137723 Marine microbial communites from Sargasso Sea - Prochlorococcus B270 80m 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137723 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities Sargasso Sea Prochlorococcus B270 80m 101072 8827 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137724 Marine microbial communites from Sargasso Sea - Prochlorococcus B270 surface 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137724 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities Sargasso Sea Prochlorococcus B270 surface 6 2011 101072 8827 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137725 Marine microbial communites from Sargasso Sea - Prochlorococcus B272 80m 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137725 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities Sargasso Sea Prochlorococcus B272 80m 8 2011 101072 8827 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137732 Marine microbial communites from Sargasso Sea - Synechococcus B263 surface 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137732 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities Sargasso Sea Synechococcus B263 surface 10 2010 101072 8827 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137733 Marine microbial communites from Sargasso Sea - Synechococcus B264 surface 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified 55.398487 10.420596 Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137733 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities Sargasso Sea Synechococcus B264 surface 11 2010 101072 8827 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No 55.398487 10.420596 55.398487 10.420596 -137734 Marine microbial communites from Sargasso Sea - Synechococcus B270 surface 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137734 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities Sargasso Sea Synechococcus B270 surface 6 2011 101072 8827 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137736 Marine microbial communites from California currents - Synechococcus surface rep 1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified USA: California Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137736 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities California currents Synechococcus surface rep 1 2 2011 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137738 Marine Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus communites from California currents - Bulk CA current surface 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified USA: California Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137738 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities California currents Bulk CA current surface 2 2011 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137739 Marine Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus communites from California currents - bulk CA current surface rep 2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Oceanic Unclassified USA: California Marine marine metagenome 408172 Yes Gb0137739 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities California currents bulk CA current surface rep 2 11 2 2011 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4008 marine metagenome No -137740 Marine microbial communities from North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 9 - HD9_SW_150m 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.808683 -158.0503 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137740 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 9 - HD9_SW_150m 26 8 2012 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.808683 -158.0503 22.808683 -158.0503 -137741 Marine microbial communities from North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 9 - HD9_SW_200m 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.808683 -158.0503 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137741 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 9 - HD9_SW_200m 26 8 2012 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.808683 -158.0503 22.808683 -158.0503 -137744 Marine microbial communities from sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_150m_deadtrap 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.677 -158.881 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137744 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_150m_deadtrap 26 7 2012 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.677 -158.881 22.677 -158.881 -137745 Marine microbial communities from sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_150m_livetrap 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.677 -158.881 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137745 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_150m_livetrap 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.677 -158.881 22.677 -158.881 -137746 Marine microbial communities from sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_200m_deadtrap 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.677 -158.881 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137746 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_200m_deadtrap 26 7 2012 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.677 -158.881 22.677 -158.881 -137747 Marine microbial communities from sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_200m_livetrap 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.677 -158.881 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137747 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_200m_livetrap 26 7 2012 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.677 -158.881 22.677 -158.881 -137748 Marine microbial communities from sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_300m_deadtrap 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.677 -158.881 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137748 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_300m_deadtrap 26 7 2012 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.677 -158.881 22.677 -158.881 -137751 Marine microbial communities from sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_500m_livetrap 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.03.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Marine Pelagic Unclassified Pacific Ocean: North Pacific Subtropical Gyre 22.677 -158.881 Marine marine sediment metagenome 412755 Yes Gb0137751 Yes Biome 405178 microbial communities sinking particles in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre HOE-DYLAN 5 - HD5_500m_livetrap 26 7 2012 101072 8807 1 1 1 1 0 0 4021 marine metagenome No 22.677 -158.881 22.677 -158.881 -137752 Environmental microbial communities to study antibiotic resistance - The University of Hong Kong - Estuary Sediment 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.18.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Sediment Unclassified Unclassified Environmental terrestrial metagenome 1348798 Yes Gb0137752 Yes Biome 1169740 microbial communities from various locations Estuary Sediment 101072 1 1 0 1 0 0 3985 aquatic metagenome No -137753 Environmental microbial communities to study antibiotic resistance - The University of Hong Kong - Off-Shore Sediment 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.18.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Sediment Unclassified Unclassified Environmental terrestrial metagenome 1348798 Yes Gb0137753 Yes Biome 1169740 microbial communities from various locations Off-Shore Sediment 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 3985 aquatic metagenome No -137754 Extreme environment microbial communities from India - Geothermal Vent, Manikaran 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.18.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Thermal springs Hot (42-90C) Unclassified Geothermal vent water 32.0279 77.348 Extreme environment aquatic metagenome 1169740 Yes Gb0137754 Yes Biome 1169740 microbial communities geothermal vent in Manikaran India Geothermal Vent, Manikaran 31 8 2014 101072 8761 1 1 1 1 0 0 3992 aquatic metagenome No 32.0279 77.348 32.0279 77.348 -137755 Environmental microbial communities to study antibiotic resistance - The University of Hong Kong - Biofilm 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.18.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Environmental terrestrial metagenome 1348798 Yes Gb0137755 Yes Biome 1169740 microbial communities from various locations Biofilm 101072 1 1 0 1 0 0 3984 aquatic metagenome No -137757 Aquatic microbial communities from swimming pool backwash water in Singapore - Swimming Pool Backwash RNA 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.17.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Swimming Pool Backwash 1.3 103.8 Aquatic aquatic metagenome 1169740 Yes Gb0137757 Yes Biome 1169740 microbial communities swimming pool backwash water in Singapore swimming pool backwash RNA 3 3 2014 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 3984 aquatic metagenome No 1.3 103.8 1.3 103.8 -137758 Terrestrial sediment microbial communities from Rifle, Colorado, USA - 13ft_Moleculo_32_15 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.57.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Aquifer Unclassified USA: Rifle, Colorado 39.5369 -107.7828 Terrestrial sediment sediment metagenome 749907 Yes Gb0137758 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities Rifle, Colorado 13ft_Moleculo_32_15 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4423 terrestrial metagenme No 39.5369 -107.7828 39.5369 -107.7828 -137759 Terrestrial sediment microbial communities from Rifle, Colorado, USA - 16ft_Moleculo_32_1605 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.57.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Aquifer Unclassified USA: Rifle, Colorado 39.5369 -107.7828 Terrestrial sediment sediment metagenome 749907 Yes Gb0137759 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities Rifle, Colorado 16ft_Moleculo_32_1605 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4423 terrestrial metagenme No 39.5369 -107.7828 39.5369 -107.7828 -137761 Mine pit pond microbial communities from Vermont, USA - 1M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Geologic Mine Unclassified Asbestos mine pit pond USA: Vermont 43.727094 -72.425964 Mine pit pond mine drainage metagenome 410659 Yes Gb0137761 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities Vermont, USA 1M 6 8 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 3 4193 terrestraial metagenome No 43.727094 -72.425964 43.727094 -72.425964 -137766 Mine pit pond microbial communities from Vermont, USA - 3B 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Geologic Mine Unclassified Asbestos mine pit pond USA: Vermont 43.727094 -72.425964 Mine pit pond mine drainage metagenome 410659 Yes Gb0137766 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities Vermont, USA 3B 7 8 2012 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4193 terrestraial metagenome No 43.727094 -72.425964 43.727094 -72.425964 -137774 Fossil microbial communities from human bone sample from Teposcolula Yucundaa, Mexico - TP10 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Fossil Unclassified Mexico: Teposcolula Yucundaa 17.550556 -97.425556 Fossill fossil metagenome 444079 Yes Gb0137774 Yes Biome 444079 microbial communities human bone sample from Teposcolula Yucundaa, Mexico TP10 16 6 2010 101072 8791 1 1 1 1 0 0 4418 fossil metagenome No 17.550556 -97.425556 17.550556 -97.425556 -137775 Fossil microbial communities from human bone sample from Teposcolula Yucundaa, Mexico - TP18 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Fossil Unclassified Mexico: Teposcolula Yucundaa 17.550556 -97.425556 Fossill fossil metagenome 444079 Yes Gb0137775 Yes Biome 444079 microbial communities human bone sample from Teposcolula Yucundaa, Mexico TP18 16 6 2010 101072 8791 1 1 1 1 0 0 4418 fossil metagenome No 17.550556 -97.425556 17.550556 -97.425556 -137776 Fossil microbial communities from human bone sample from Teposcolula Yucundaa, Mexico - TP37 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Fossil Unclassified Mexico: Teposcolula Yucundaa 17.550556 -97.425556 Fossill fossil metagenome 444079 Yes Gb0137776 Yes Biome 444079 microbial communities human bone sample from Teposcolula Yucundaa, Mexico TP37 16 6 2010 101072 8791 1 1 1 1 0 0 4418 fossil metagenome No 17.550556 -97.425556 17.550556 -97.425556 -137783 Terrestrial microbial communities from agricultural soil samples in Illinois, USA - Urbana 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Agricultural USA: Urbana 40.075 -88.242 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137783 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities agricultural soil samples in Illinois, USA Urbana 12 2011 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4207 terrestrial metagenme No 40.075 -88.242 40.075 -88.242 -137785 Forest soil microbial communities from Mendocino County, California, USA - John1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.43.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil USA: California 39.375401 -123.810304 Forest Soil soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137785 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Mendocino county, California, USA John1 8 2010 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 39.375401 -123.810304 39.375401 -123.810304 -137786 Forest soil microbial communities from Mendocino County, California, USA - John10 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.43.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil USA: California 39.375401 -123.810304 Forest Soil soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137786 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Mendocino county, California, USA John10 8 2010 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 39.375401 -123.810304 39.375401 -123.810304 -137791 Forest soil microbial communities from Mendocino County, California, USA - John15 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.43.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil USA: California 39.375401 -123.810304 Forest Soil soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137791 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Mendocino county, California, USA John15 8 2010 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 39.375401 -123.810304 39.375401 -123.810304 -137808 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A26_35cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.09.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.35 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137808 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A26_35cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 35cm 0.35 0.35 -137809 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A28_35cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.09.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.35 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137809 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A28_35cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 35cm 0.35 0.35 -137827 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A26_5cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.02.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.05 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137827 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A26_5cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 5cm 0.05 0.05 -137833 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A34_5cm_12M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.02.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.05 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137833 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A34_5cm_12M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 5cm 0.05 0.05 -137843 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A21_65cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.11.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.65 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137843 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A21_65cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 65cm 0.65 0.65 -137844 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A23_65cm_12M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.11.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.65 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137844 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A23_65cm_12M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 65cm 0.65 0.65 -137846 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A28_65cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.11.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.65 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137846 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A28_65cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 65cm 0.65 0.65 -137851 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A34_65cm_12M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.11.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.65 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137851 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A34_65cm_12M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 65cm 0.65 0.65 -137852 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A35_65cm_0.25M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.11.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.65 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137852 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A35_65cm_0.25M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 65cm 0.65 0.65 -137857 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A10_80cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137857 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A10_80cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 2 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137858 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A15_80cm_0.25M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137858 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A15_80cm_0.25M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137859 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A15_80cm_0M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137859 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A15_80cm_0M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 3 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137860 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A15_80cm_18M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137860 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A15_80cm_18M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137866 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A28_80cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137866 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A28_80cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137867 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A3_80cm_0.25M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137867 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A3_80cm_0.25M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137868 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A3_80cm_0M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137868 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A3_80cm_0M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137872 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A39_80cm_12M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137872 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A39_80cm_12M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137873 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A7_80cm_12M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.12.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut 0.8 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137873 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A7_80cm_12M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 80cm 0.8 0.8 -137875 Permafrost microbial communities from the Kolyma-Indigirka Lowland, Siberia, Russia - IC4_1M_join_R2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.46.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Russia: Siberia 68.716667 158.9 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137875 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Kolyma-Indigirka Lowland, Siberia, Russia IC4_1M_join_R2 5 8 2007 101072 8823 1 1 0 0 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 68.716667 158.9 68.716667 158.9 -137876 Permafrost microbial communities from the Kolyma-Indigirka Lowland, Siberia, Russia - IC8_1M_join_R1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.46.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Russia: Siberia 68.716667 158.9 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137876 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Kolyma-Indigirka Lowland, Siberia, Russia IC8_1M_join_R1 6 8 2007 101072 8823 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 68.716667 158.9 68.716667 158.9 -137877 Permafrost microbial communities from the Kolyma-Indigirka Lowland, Siberia, Russia - IC8_1M_join_R2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.46.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Russia: Siberia 68.716667 158.9 Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137877 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Kolyma-Indigirka Lowland, Siberia, Russia IC8_1M_join_R2 6 8 2007 101072 8823 1 1 0 0 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No 68.716667 158.9 68.716667 158.9 -137878 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A15_65cm_0.25M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.46.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137878 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A15_65cm_0.25M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No -137879 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A15_65cm_0M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.46.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137879 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A15_65cm_0M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No -137880 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A24_35cm_12M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.46.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137880 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A24_35cm_12M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No -137881 Permafrost microbial communities from Nunavut, Canada - A26_65cm_6M 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.46.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Canada: Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut Permafrost permafrost metagenome 1082480 Yes Gb0137881 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Nunavut, Canada A26_65cm_6M 101072 8715 1 1 1 1 0 0 4206 soil metagenome No -137882 Terrestrial microbial communites from a soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA - C1.rep1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified USA: Kessler Farm Field Laboratory (KFFL), Okalahoma 34.975667 -97.519 150 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137882 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA C1.rep1 10 2010 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 150m 150 34.975667 -97.519 34.975667 -97.519 150 -137883 Terrestrial microbial communites from a soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA - C1.rep2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified USA: Kessler Farm Field Laboratory (KFFL), Okalahoma 34.975667 -97.519 200 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137883 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA C1.rep2 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 200m 200 34.975667 -97.519 34.975667 -97.519 200 -137885 Terrestrial viral communities from soil samples in Antarctica - Open soil 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.01.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified -78.08 163.8 0.02 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137885 Yes Biome 1348798 viral communities soil samples in Antarctica Open soil 2011 101072 8688 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 2cm 0.02 -78.08 163.8 -78.08 163.8 0.02 -137888 Terrestrial bacterial communites from mandarin orange orchard rhizosphere soil near Manipur, India - rhizo v3 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified rhizosphere soil 24.25 93.37 Terrestrial rhizosphere metagenome 939928 Yes Gb0137888 Yes Biome 1348798 bacterial communities mandarin orange orchard rhizosphere soil near Manipur, India rhizo_v3 101072 8761 1 1 0 0 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 24.25 93.37 24.25 93.37 -137890 Terrestrial microbial communities from Canada - creek bank soil (CX9) 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified Canada: Laurel Creek, Waterloo, ON 43.470409 -80.544938 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137890 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities Canada creek bank soil (CX9) 101072 8715 1 1 0 0 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 43.470409 -80.544938 43.470409 -80.544938 -137894 Terrestrial microbial communites from a soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA - C6 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified USA: Kessler Farm Field Laboratory (KFFL), Okalahoma 34.975667 -97.519 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137894 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA C6 10 2010 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 34.975667 -97.519 34.975667 -97.519 -137895 Terrestrial microbial communites from a soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA - T1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified USA: Kessler Farm Field Laboratory (KFFL), Okalahoma 34.975667 -97.519 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137895 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA T1 10 2010 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 34.975667 -97.519 34.975667 -97.519 -137896 Terrestrial microbial communites from a soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA - T2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified USA: Kessler Farm Field Laboratory (KFFL), Okalahoma 34.975667 -97.519 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137896 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA T2 10 2010 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 34.975667 -97.519 34.975667 -97.519 -137897 Terrestrial microbial communites from a soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA - T3 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified USA: Kessler Farm Field Laboratory (KFFL), Okalahoma 34.975667 -97.519 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137897 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA T3 10 2010 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 34.975667 -97.519 34.975667 -97.519 -137901 Terrestrial microbial communites from a soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA - T6 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.56.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified USA: Kessler Farm Field Laboratory (KFFL), Okalahoma 34.975667 -97.519 Terrestrial soil metagenome 410658 Yes Gb0137901 Yes Biome 1348798 microbial communities soil warming plot in Okalahoma, USA T6 10 2010 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 terrestrial metagenme No 34.975667 -97.519 34.975667 -97.519 -137905 Termite gut microbial communities from queen Macrotermes natalensis - BGI - Queen gut-1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.51.06.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Arthropoda Digestive system Gut Unclassified Termite gut termite gut metagenome 433724 Yes Gb0137905 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities from queen Macrotermes natalensis Queen gut-1 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 4072 gut metagenome No -137911 Shrimp gut microbial communities from Shantou, China - SB13 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.51.05.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Arthropoda Digestive system Gut Unclassified China: Shantou 23.2 116.4 Shrimp gut gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137911 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities Shantou, China SB13 1 7 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4072 gut metagenome No 23.2 116.4 23.2 116.4 -137912 Shrimp gut microbial communities from Shantou, China - SB14 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.51.05.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Arthropoda Digestive system Gut Unclassified China: Shantou 23.2 116.4 Shrimp gut gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137912 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities Shantou, China SB14 1 7 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4072 gut metagenome No 23.2 116.4 23.2 116.4 -137913 Shrimp gut microbial communities from Shantou, China - SB15 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.51.05.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Arthropoda Digestive system Gut Unclassified China: Shantou 23.2 116.4 Shrimp gut gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137913 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities Shantou, China SB15 1 7 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4072 gut metagenome No 23.2 116.4 23.2 116.4 -137916 Shrimp gut microbial communities from Shantou, China - SB18 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.51.05.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Arthropoda Digestive system Gut Unclassified China: Shantou 23.2 116.4 Shrimp gut gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137916 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities Shantou, China SB18 1 7 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4072 gut metagenome No 23.2 116.4 23.2 116.4 -137917 Shrimp gut microbial communities from Shantou, China - SB2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.51.05.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Arthropoda Digestive system Gut Unclassified China: Shantou 23.2 116.4 Shrimp gut gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137917 Yes Biome 749906 microbial communities Shantou, China SB2 1 7 2013 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4072 gut metagenome No 23.2 116.4 23.2 116.4 -137926 Host associated microbial communities from Anopheles gambiae ovary from Burkina Faso - AgOvF10 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.57.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Arthropoda Reproductive system Ovaries Unclassified Host-associated mosquito metagenome 496923 Yes Gb0137926 Yes Biome 496923 microbial communities from Anopheles gambiae ovary from Burkina Faso AgOvF10 30 8 2011 101072 8711 1 1 1 1 0 0 4429 mosquito metagenome No -137929 Host-associated viral communities from Diporeia spp. tissue samples from Lake Superior - LS 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 30-NOV-17 08.56.47.000000000 AM 102151 Host-associated Arthropoda Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Diporeia spp. tissue USA: Lake Superior Host-associated viral metagenome 1070528 Yes Gb0137929 Yes Biome 1070528 viral communities Diporeia spp. tissue sample LS 28 9 2008 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 3901 viral metagenome No -137930 Host-associated viral communities from Diporeia spp. tissue samples from Owasco Lake - OL 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 30-NOV-17 08.56.47.000000000 AM 102151 Host-associated Arthropoda Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Diporeia spp. tissue USA: Owasco Lake Host-associated viral metagenome 1070528 Yes Gb0137930 Yes Biome 1070528 viral communities Diporeia spp. tissue sample OL 11 11 2010 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 3901 viral metagenome No -137931 Host-associated microbial communities from haemolymph of Banana aphid from Africa - Burundi 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.57.39.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Arthropoda Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified haemolymph Host-associated insect metagenome 1234904 Yes Gb0137931 Yes Biome 1234904 microbial communities from haemolymph of Banana aphid from Africa Burundi 2 2 2009 101072 8941 1 1 0 0 0 0 3901 insect metagenome No -137935 Fecal microbial communities from bar-headed geese in Qinghai, China - artificia breeding bar-headed goose-2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.31.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Birds Digestive system Fecal Unclassified China: Qinghai province 36.62936 101.72903 Fecal gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137935 Yes Biome 1861841 microbial communities bar-headed goose in Qinghai, China artificia breeding bar-headed goose-2 3 7 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4146 feces metagenome No 36.62936 101.72903 36.62936 101.72903 -137939 Fecal microbial communities from bar-headed geese in Qinghai, China - semi-artificial breeding bar-headed goose-3 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.31.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Birds Digestive system Fecal Unclassified China: Qinghai province 36.97375 99.83867 Fecal gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137939 Yes Biome 1861841 microbial communities bar-headed goose in Qinghai, China semi-artificial breeding bar-headed goose-3 2 7 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4146 feces metagenome No 36.97375 99.83867 36.97375 99.83867 -137940 Fecal microbial communities from bar-headed geese in Qinghai, China - wild bar-headed goose-1 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.31.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Birds Digestive system Fecal Unclassified China: Qinghai province 37.12814 99.72775 Fecal gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137940 Yes Biome 1861841 microbial communities bar-headed goose in Qinghai, China wild bar-headed goose-1 2 7 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4146 feces metagenome No 37.12814 99.72775 37.12814 99.72775 -137941 Fecal microbial communities from bar-headed geese in Qinghai, China - wild bar-headed goose-2 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.31.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Birds Digestive system Fecal Unclassified China: Qinghai province 37.12814 99.72775 Fecal gut metagenome 749906 Yes Gb0137941 Yes Biome 1861841 microbial communities bar-headed goose in Qinghai, China wild bar-headed goose-2 2 7 2014 101072 8719 1 1 0 0 0 0 4146 feces metagenome No 37.12814 99.72775 37.12814 99.72775 -137949 Coral viral communities from the Great Barrier Reef, Australia - Pocillopora damicornis (fresh isolate) - PDam_NLN_DNA_SISPA 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.28.000000000 PM 101232 Host-associated Cnidaria Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Australia: Great Barrier Reef Coral tissue coral metagenome 496922 Yes Gb0137949 Yes Biome 496922 viral communities Great Barrier Reef Pocillopora damicornis (fresh isolate) - PDam_NLN_DNA_SISPA 12 2012 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4158 coral metagenome No -137954 Host-associated viral communities from sea urchin tissues in Mau'umae, Hawaii - Rock Boring Urchin 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 30-NOV-17 08.56.47.000000000 AM 102151 Host-associated Echinodermata Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Seawater USA: Mau'umae, Hawaii Host-associated echinoderm metagenome 1411990 Yes Gb0137954 Yes Biome 1070528 viral communities sea urchin tissues in Mau'umae, Hawaii Rock Boring Urchin 16 1 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4340 viral metagenome No -137955 Epidermal mucus viral and microbial communities from European eel in Spain - Albufera of Valencia 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.38.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Fish Skin Epidermal mucus Unclassified Spain: Albufera 39.303 -0.322 Epidermal mucus fish metagenome 496924 Yes Gb0137955 Yes Biome 496924 viral and microbial communities European eel Albufera of Valencia 18 10 2012 101072 8840 1 1 0 0 0 0 4422 fish metagenome No 39.303 -0.322 39.303 -0.322 -137956 Epidermal mucus viral and microbial communities from European eel in Spain - Ebro delta 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.38.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Fish Skin Epidermal mucus Unclassified Spain: Alfacada pond 40.647955 -0.738702 Epidermal mucus fish metagenome 496924 Yes Gb0137956 Yes Biome 496924 viral and microbial communities European eel Ebro delta 19 6 2013 101072 8840 1 1 1 1 0 0 4422 fish metagenome No 40.647955 -0.738702 40.647955 -0.738702 -137959 Epidermal mucus viral and microbial communities from European eel in Spain - water from Alfacada pond (Ebro delta) 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.54.38.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Fish Skin Epidermal mucus Unclassified Spain: Alfacada pond 40.647955 -0.738702 Epidermal mucus fish metagenome 496924 Yes Gb0137959 Yes Biome 496924 viral and microbial communities European eel water from Alfacada pond (Ebro delta) 20 5 2014 101072 8840 1 1 1 1 0 0 4422 fish metagenome No 40.647955 -0.738702 40.647955 -0.738702 -137461 Algae-associated biofilm microbial community from Photobioreactors (PBRs) in Hamburg-Reitbrook, Germany - photoreactor 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.23.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Bioreactor Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Germany: Hamburg-Reitbrook 53.560526 10.15 Algae-associated bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137461 Yes Biome 1076179 microbial communities Photobioreactors (PBRs) in Hamburg-Reitbrook, Germany photoreactor 2 3 2011 101072 8748 1 1 1 1 0 0 4280 bioreactor metagenome No 53.560526 10.15 53.560526 10.15 -137462 Bioreactor microbial communities from dechlorination culture samples - Genome Institute of Singapore - CG1-PCB 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.24.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Bioreactor Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Bioreactor bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137462 Yes Biome 1076179 microbial communities dechlorination culture samples CG1-PCB 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 4280 bioreactor metagenome No -137466 Bioreactor microbial communities from dechlorination culture samples - Genome Institute of Singapore - CG5-PCB 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.24.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Bioreactor Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Bioreactor bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137466 Yes Biome 1076179 microbial communities dechlorination culture samples CG5-PCB 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 4280 bioreactor metagenome No -137467 Bioreactor microbial communities from dechlorination culture samples - Genome Institute of Singapore - CG5-PCE 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.24.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Bioreactor Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Bioreactor bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137467 Yes Biome 1076179 microbial communities dechlorination culture samples CG5-PCE 101072 1 1 1 1 0 0 4280 bioreactor metagenome No -137468 Anaerobic bioreactor microbial community of Freshwater lake and wastewater samples from Australia - AOM-metagenome-Illumina 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.23.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Bioreactor Unclassified Unclassified Unclassified Anaerobic bioreactor bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137468 Yes Biome 1076179 microbial communities Freshwater lake and wastewater samples from Australia AOM-metagenome-Illumina 19 6 2012 101072 8693 1 1 0 1 0 0 4280 bioreactor metagenome No -137474 Soy sauce fermentation microbial communities from Malaysia - SSFA 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.11.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Food production Fermented beverages Unclassified Unclassified 3.222167 101.635183 0.5 Soy sauce fermentation food metagenome 870726 Yes Gb0137474 Yes Biome 870726 microbial communities Malaysia SSFA 25 10 2012 101072 8784 1 1 0 0 0 0 4252 food metagenome No 50cm 0.5 3.222167 101.635183 3.222167 101.635183 0.5 -137477 Synthetic microbial community to test metagenomic protocols from Sydney, Australia - metagenomic 3C 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 23-MAY-17 03.49.45.377000000 PM 102151 Engineered Modeled Simulated communities (microbial mixture) Unclassified Unclassified Australia: Sydney -33.86 151.2111 Synthetic synthetic metagenome 1235509 No Gb0137477 Yes Biome microbial communities to test metagenomic protocols from Sydney, Australia metagenomic 3C 1 4 2015 101072 8693 0 0 0 0 0 0 4308 No -33.86 151.2111 -33.86 151.2111 -137478 Synthetic microbial community assembled from nine heterogeneous microorganisms from Italy - 9MM-A 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 05-JAN-18 12.59.15.000000000 PM 102151 Engineered Modeled Simulated communities (microbial mixture) Unclassified Unclassified Synthetic synthetic metagenome 1235509 Yes Gb0137478 Yes Biome 1235509 microbial communities assembled from nine heterogeneous microorganisms from Italy 9MM-A 101072 8769 1 1 1 1 0 0 4308 synthetic metagenome No -137484 Wastewater sludge microbial communities from Singapore - Sludge_b1_October 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.53.00.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge Unclassified Unclassified Wastewater sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137484 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Singapore Sludge_b1_October 7 10 2010 101072 8832 1 1 1 1 0 0 4254 wastewater metagenome No -137486 Wastewater sludge microbial communities from Singapore - Sludge11_b2_February 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.53.00.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge Unclassified Unclassified Wastewater sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137486 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Singapore Sludge11_b2_February 25 2 2011 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4254 wastewater metagenome No -137488 Wastewater sludge microbial communities from Singapore - Sludge5_b2_February 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.53.00.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge Unclassified Unclassified Wastewater sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137488 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Singapore Sludge5_b2_February 23 2 2011 101072 8832 1 1 0 0 0 0 4254 wastewater metagenome No -137495 Activated sludge microbial communities from Canada - municipal wastewater treatment plant (CX6) 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.14.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge Unclassified Unclassified Canada: Ontario 45.502497 -74.054203 Activated sludge activated sludge metagenome 942017 Yes Gb0137495 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities Canada municipal wastewater treatment plant (CX6) 101072 8715 1 1 0 0 0 0 4254 activated sludge metagenome No 45.502497 -74.054203 45.502497 -74.054203 -137497 Activated sludge microbial communities from Canada - pulp and paper waste treatment plant (CX4) 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.14.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge Unclassified Unclassified Canada: Ontario 45.502497 -74.054203 Activated sludge activated sludge metagenome 942017 Yes Gb0137497 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities Canada pulp and paper waste treatment plant (CX4) 101072 8715 1 1 0 0 0 0 4254 activated sludge metagenome No 45.502497 -74.054203 45.502497 -74.054203 -137500 Activated sludge microbial communities from Shatin wastewater treatment plant, Hong Kong - ST_Foam_2012.3 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.14.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Activated Sludge Unclassified Unclassified Activated sludge activated sludge metagenome 942017 Yes Gb0137500 Yes Biome 942017 microbial communities Shatin wastewater treatment plant, Hong Kong ST_Foam_2012.3 3 2012 101072 8758 1 1 0 1 0 0 4254 activated sludge metagenome No -137502 Anaerobic sludge microbial communities from wastewater treatment plant in Hong Kong, China - Thermophilic cellulolytic sludge 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 06.00.01.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Anaerobic digestor Unclassified Unclassified Hong Kong 22.3 114.1 0.05 Anaerobic thermophilic cellulolytic sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137502 Yes Biome 1076179 microbial communities wastewater treatment plant Hong Kong SAR, China Thermophilic cellulolytic sludge 1 5 2011 101072 8758 1 1 1 1 0 1 4271 bioreactor metagenome No 5cm 0.05 22.3 114.1 22.3 114.1 0.05 -137504 Sewage treatment plant microbial communities from Vermont, USA - ANOX_B 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified Ecological wastewater treatment plant USA: Vermont 43.727094 -72.425964 Sewage treatment plant bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137504 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Vermont, USA ANOX_B 28 6 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No 43.727094 -72.425964 43.727094 -72.425964 -137506 Sewage treatment plant microbial communities from Vermont, USA - CLO_B 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified Ecological wastewater treatment plant USA: Vermont 43.727094 -72.425964 Sewage treatment plant bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137506 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Vermont, USA CLO_B 28 6 2013 101072 8855 1 1 0 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No 43.727094 -72.425964 43.727094 -72.425964 -137508 Sewage treatment plant microbial communities from Vermont, USA - HR1_B 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified Ecological wastewater treatment plant USA: Vermont 43.727094 -72.425964 Sewage treatment plant bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137508 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Vermont, USA HR1_B 28 6 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No 43.727094 -72.425964 43.727094 -72.425964 -137512 Sewage treatment plant microbial communities from Vermont, USA - HR3_B 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified Ecological wastewater treatment plant USA: Vermont 43.727094 -72.425964 Sewage treatment plant bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137512 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Vermont, USA HR3_B 1 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No 43.727094 -72.425964 43.727094 -72.425964 -137513 Sewage treatment plant microbial communities from Vermont, USA - HR3_W 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified Ecological wastewater treatment plant USA: Vermont 43.727094 -72.425964 Sewage treatment plant bioreactor metagenome 1076179 Yes Gb0137513 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities Vermont, USA HR3_W 1 7 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No 43.727094 -72.425964 43.727094 -72.425964 -137519 Wastewater microbial communities from municipal sewage treatment plant in Nanjing, China - JXZ_EW_meta 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified China: Nanjing Wastewater wastewater metagenome 527639 Yes Gb0137519 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities municipal sewage treatment plant in Nanjing, China JXZ_EW_meta 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No -137523 Wastewater microbial communities from municipal sewage treatment plant in Nanjing, China - WX_IW_meta 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified China: Nanjing Wastewater wastewater metagenome 527639 Yes Gb0137523 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities municipal sewage treatment plant in Nanjing, China WX_IW_meta 8 2013 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No -137525 Wastewater microbial communities from municipal sewage treatment plant in Nanjing, China - ZZ_EW_meta 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.52.58.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Industrial wastewater Unclassified Unclassified China: Nanjing Wastewater wastewater metagenome 527639 Yes Gb0137525 Yes Biome 527639 microbial communities municipal sewage treatment plant in Nanjing, China ZZ_EW_meta 101072 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 4267 wastewater metagenome No -137528 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Brisbane, Australia - M81612 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.14.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Brisbane, Thorneside Wastewater Treatment Plant -27.485973 153.190699 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137528 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Brisbane, Australia M81612 16 12 2011 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.485973 153.190699 -27.485973 153.190699 -137530 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Brisbane, Australia - M91801 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.14.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Brisbane, Thorneside Wastewater Treatment Plant -27.485973 153.190699 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137530 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Brisbane, Australia M91801 18 1 2012 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.485973 153.190699 -27.485973 153.190699 -137533 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Brisbane, Australia - M92511 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.14.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Thorneside Wastwater Treatment Plant -27.485973 153.190699 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137533 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Brisbane, Australia M92511 25 11 2011 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.485973 153.190699 -27.485973 153.190699 -137540 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia - 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SBR4-V91805 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.14.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Queensland -27.49999 153.01209 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137551 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia SBR4-V91805 18 5 2011 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.49999 153.01209 -27.49999 153.01209 -137553 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia - SBR4-V92206 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.15.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Queensland -27.49999 153.01209 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137553 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia SBR4-V92206 22 6 2011 101072 8693 1 1 0 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.49999 153.01209 -27.49999 153.01209 -137554 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia - SBR4-V92704 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.15.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Queensland -27.49999 153.01209 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137554 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia SBR4-V92704 27 4 2011 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.49999 153.01209 -27.49999 153.01209 -137555 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia - SBR4-V92809 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.15.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Queensland -27.49999 153.01209 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137555 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia SBR4-V92809 28 9 2011 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.49999 153.01209 -27.49999 153.01209 -137556 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia - SBR4-V92810 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.15.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Queensland -27.49999 153.01209 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137556 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia SBR4-V92810 28 10 2011 101072 8693 1 1 1 1 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.49999 153.01209 -27.49999 153.01209 -137557 Activated sludge bacterial and viral communities from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia - SBR4-V93011 08-APR-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-AUG-16 01.50.15.000000000 PM 101232 Engineered Wastewater Nutrient removal Biological phosphorus removal Bioreactor Australia: Queensland -27.49999 153.01209 Activated sludge bioreactor sludge metagenome 412754 Yes Gb0137557 Yes Biome 942017 bacterial and viral communites from EBPR bioreactors in Queensland, Australia SBR4-V93011 30 11 2011 101072 8693 1 1 0 0 0 0 4263 activated sludge metagenome No -27.49999 153.01209 -27.49999 153.01209 -137565 Aquatic bacterial communites from shrimp culture water in Beihai, China - 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interval AVG Parturition interval MIN Parturition interval MAX Length productive life Daily gain Carcass weight Dressing percentage Performance data reference Managment conditions performance measured Comments managment conditions Additional performance parameters Litter size AVG Litter size MIN Litter size MAX Geographical classification Local cryo conservation status Local Risk Detailed local risk status Regional Transboundary Risk (detailed) International Transboundary Risk (detailed) -Afghanistan AFG Ass Donkey eng. = breed name unknown PackBaggage multi coloured: various colours domestic can carry weights of 80-150 Kg load from 8-10 Km in one hour local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Cattle Afghan Kabuli 2 2 Zebu domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Cattle Kandahari Milk multi coloured: mainly black, frequently with white spots on the abdomen, udder, head and sides of body, light grey animals are also observed 2 2 long horns 360 300 the body is long, big, with a light head and thin and long neck with few wrinkles, the top line (withers, back and loin) is level with slightly raised hump, the udder is medium in size and cup-shaped domestic breed Kandahar province 183 1200 2000 3.4 4 448 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Cattle Konari Milk uni coloured: red or white with white marks, usually white face and belly 2 2 dwarf domestic variety variety of Afghan Jalalabad local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Cattle Kunari Kunary Milk resistant to infectious diseases multi coulour: the main coat color is reddish-brown, dark red and white or black and white are also observed 0 0 100 225 185 small body size, the head is light, bright eyes, well developed udder typical dairy type and gandular, the neck thin and short, the back narrow and the skin thin and elastic domestic breed indigenous breed mountainous provinces 230 1000 1500 4 6 380 in summer they are kept in a transhumant system at altitudes of 1500-2000 m local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Cattle Shakhansurri multi coloured: black with little white 2 2 domestic variety variety of Afghan local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Cattle Sistani multi coloured: various such as grey and light brown 0 0 325 225 medium and large body size domestic breed indigenous breed found in Systan Lake near the border between Afghanistan and Iran 3 4 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Cattle Watani Milk multi coloured: black, red, roan, brown, white 0 0 117 290 225 small-medium domestic breed resultant of crossbreeding between Kandahari and Kunari cattle 3.5 4 3.5 350 380 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Chicken Fayoumi Fayoumi domestic breed distributed by several NGOs after the war international No Information unknown unknown critical -Afghanistan AFG Chicken Khasaki multi coloured: white, black, red domestic breed indigenous breed 60 90 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Chicken Kulangi Fighting 4 strong constitution/skeleton and muscles, especially its chest is bulgy and strong, short and thick beak domestic breed some believe that the Kulangi type of poultry is the result of crossbreeding of improved poultry breeds of France with local poultry breeds Northern areas 85 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Chicken Pusty Pusti 1.25 1.25 smallest type of local chicken, long neck and short legs domestic breed indigenous breed 80 100 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Chicken Sabzwari Eggs 1.5 1.5 domestic breed indigenous breed northern provinces of Afghanistan, especially in Balkh province 100 150 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Dromedary Burden camel eng. = breed name unknown PackBaggage short legs, strong bones and muscles domestic can carry 150 Kg load easily and traveling at 4 Km per hour local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Dromedary Riding camel eng.= breed name unknown Riding (work) long leg, thin bones and thin skin domestic mainly kept and used by Kuchis, but also rented out to sedentary farmers riding camels can carry one person and 50 kg load easily and traveling through 10-15 Km per hour local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Goat Asmari Gujeri PackBaggage uni coloured: white, pied or coloured
comment: white face and body and black neck and shoulders 2 2 70 53 larger than Vatani domestic breed Kunar province, Asmar district 0.5 0.7 120 90 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Goat Cheeli Milk 0 0 80 60 domestic breed 2.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Goat Markhor eng. Markhor Capra Falconeri Wagner 0 0 feral breed north-eastern Afghanistan regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Goat Paroni Pashmina hair Hair 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Goat Rahnama 2 2 similar to Asmari, but taller domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Goat Watani alb. Afghan Native Black, Kabuli, Kandahari, Tajiki, Vatani Wool uni coloured: usually black, also grey, white or brown 2 2 long horns small body size , long hair, short down, long ears domestic breed cashmere local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Buzkashi domestic breed according to the historical sources, its genesis place is Par River of Tjikistan and imported after revolution of 7th October 1919 from Tjikistan to Afghanistan local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Dawand Sport domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Herati light animals domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Kohband domestic breed mountainous areas of the north local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Mazari light animals domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Qatgani light animals domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Qazal multi coloured: reddish, light brown, white, cream domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Samand domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Tooraq uni coloured: dark-brown to brown-black domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Waziri Waziri light animals domestic breed Ghazni and Katawaz regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Yabu Yabu domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Horse Yargha domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Afghan Arabi Wool birth rate is 65-80 % with 0-2% twinning uni coloured: majority of Arabi sheep are black with a characteristic white stripe along the forehead but brown and white Arabi also occur 0 0 48 large-farmed sheep, fatty rump with no tail, long ears domestic breed indigenous breed northern Provinces wool coarse/carpet 1.45 1.2 1.7 130 140 50 45 55 160 N6-10 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Baluchi Baluchi Araghi, Farahani, Kermani, Khorasani, Mengali, Naeini, Neini, Shinwari, Taraki, Yazda, Baluchi Dumba Wool well adapted to the arid range and desert areas birth rate of this breed is 60-75 % with 0-I % twinning this breed is producing good quality carpet wool the animals are good foragers multi coloured: black, white with black marks on head and legs 0 0 35 fat tail, medium-sized domestic breed Nimroz province and southern parts of Helmand and Kandahar and also exists in the neighbouring regions of Pakistan and Iran wool coarse/carpet 120 130 35 40 N6-12 F56-55 F66-101 F55-45, 47 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Gadik Gadik produces the finest among the Afghan wools Wool said to produce two lambing per year, birth rate of this breed is 65-75 % with 0-1% twinning uni coloured: white 2 0/2 54 26.5 fat tail, ears short or long, smallest breed in Afghanistan domestic breed indigenous breed mainly in Badakhshan Province, North-eastern Afghanistan wool coarse/carpet 0.75 120 130 32 30 35 N6-12 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Ghiljai Ghaljai, Ghilzai Wool the lambing rate is 70-75 % and twinning rate is 0-2% uni coloured: usually white but other colours also occur 0/2 0 61 43 40 medium body size , lop ears, fat tail, similar to Kandahari domestic breed indigenous breed raised in the southern provinces of Ghazni, Paktia, Zabul and Kandahar wool coarse/carpet 1.7 120 130 40 30 35 N6-13 1.01 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Hazaragie Wool uni coloured: usually reddish-brown, occasionally black or white with brown belly 0 0 32 fat tail, small to medium size domestic breed hazarajat, central Afghanistan wool coarse/carpet the region is characterized by good summer pastures but a scarcity of feed during winter when sheep have to be kept inside local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Kandahari the wool is among the best qualities for carpet production in Afghanistan Farah, Herat, Herati, Farahi Wool good forager and makes efficient use of poor rangelands and desert-like areas lambing rate of this breed is 65-75 % with 0-2 % twinning uni coloured: white, brown, black occasionally with dark spots on face, legs 2 0 50 short fat tail, ears long or very short domestic breed similar to Ghiljai, but smaller south and central western Afghanistan wool coarse/carpet 1.4 120 130 35 40 N6-15 1.01 local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Karakul Karakul Astrakhan, Bukhara, Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' PeltFur well adapted to the dry and hot climate conditions of northern Afghanistan twinning rate is 5-8% multi coloured: black and grey 2 0 65 47.5 big and long body, long legs, fallen pelvis, and long rump/fat-tail with the shape of S in the end domestic breed kept in the Northern provinces from Badghis to Takhar, with the highest concentration in Balkh, Jawzjan and Faryab wool 2.5 120 130 45 7.5 3.5 3.2 Turkmen and Uzbek are the main Karakul breeders who often keep flocks of thousand ewes or more 1.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Marco Polo's Sheep eng. Marco Polo's Sheep Great Pamir Sheep, Pamir Argali, Great Tibetan Sheep R-1973 Report on the Afghan Pamir. Part 2: Biology of Marco Polo Sheep (1973) 0 0 113 100 126 76 feral variety Ovis ammon polii, variety of Argali wool FAO Breed Survey Roberts, T.J. (?) The Mammals of Pakistan. Heptner V.G. et al (1988) The mammals of the Soviet Union, Vol.1. These sheep are found from 5 000 m to 7 500 m a.s.l. in the Pamir range of mountains. The sheep are not permenant residents in Pakistan but migrate in early winter across the Khunjerab Pass into northern Hunza and from the Hindu Kush mountains across the Klick Pass further to the North-West and also into Hunza. In early spring these sheep migrate back northwards into chinese Turkistan or afghan territory and lambs are born outside Pakistan. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Panjsher Gadik uni coloured: black, brown 0 0 domestic variety variety of Gadik wool local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Turki Turki Afghani Meat can live in dessert areas with poor quality feed lambing rate is 75-80% with 8-10% twinning uni coloured: yellowish brown to black 0/2 0 76 52.5 very large, tassels common, fat-tail, thin and long legs, long and deep head, the nose bone is bulgy domestic breed indigenous breed north-eastern Afghanistan hair 0.9 130 140 60 N6-18 1.09 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Urial Urial Vignei Section, Ovis Orientalis Gmelin multi coloured: shades of red-brown with pale underparts 2 2 short tail (up to 10 cm) feral breed Ovis vignei, intermediate between Argali and Red sheep Kashmir wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Sheep Wakhan Gadik 0 0 domestic variety variety of Gadik wool local No Information unknown unknown -Afghanistan AFG Yak (domestic) Yak Meat They are highly adaptable to high altitudes, low atmospheric pressure and low oxygen content of air. They can also graze on short grass areas grazed by sheep. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: also white-spotted black, greyish-brown, pale yellowish 2 2 125 109 425 275 humped domestic breed 200 600 7.5 16 15 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Africander Africander Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla, Namibe and Kunene province; and in public (Cacanda Zoo-technical Station) and private institutions in several areas of the country commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Angola AGO Cattle Barotse Barotse Rowzi, Rozi, Lozi uni coloured: black, red, brown 2 2 domestic breed Sanga type, similar to Tswana eastern Angola regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported Huíla and Kunene province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Brahman Brahman Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported Huíla and Kunene province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Brown-Swiss Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported Huíla and Kwanza-Sul province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Cateta Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed Sanga type Namibe province local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Damara Damara Herero multi coloured: usually red pied or yellow pied 2 2 long horns domestic breed Sanga type southern Angola regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Daomé Meat trypanosomiasis-tolerant 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed Sanga type Cabinda province and small nuclei of Daomé cattle are raised in the Northern provinces local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Holstein Frisian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported Huíla, Lunda-Sul, Luanda, Namibe and Kwanza province and at the Humpata Zoo-technical Station of the Veterinary Research Institute in Huíla province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Humbe Humbi Meat The animals of this breed are used extensively for ceremonial purposes. multi coloured: spotted coat of different colours
comment: eighteen different types based on the coat colour 2 2 128 122 515 410 small, cervico-thoracic hump, more developed in males domestic breed local sanga type, similar to Ovambo South-western Angola, Kunene and Huila Province 235 470 3.2 31.5 26.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were taken from animals kept under transhumant conditions, housed for 7-8 months and fed on total grazing. The animals endure a lack of water, concentrates and fodder. local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla and Kwanza-Sul province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Kwaniama This breed is more robust than other Angolan native cattle. 0 0 132 128 570 500 robust with thin hooves domestic variety Kunene Province 260 650 4 32.5 27.5 FAO Breed Survey This information was gathered from consultations with national terchnicans and a number of breeders. The animals endure a lack of shelter. The milk yield is very difficult to determine as the farmers consider the breed as a bank i.e. they only take the amount of milk they need daily. There has been no work done on the meat quality of the breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Mocho de Malange Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed Sanga type Malange province local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Mocho de Quilengues Tshilengue, Ondango Meat multi coloured: brownish with black spots, black hips and white muzzle 2 2 short, white horns 128 116 475 397 small sized breed domestic breed Sanga type central-eastern Angola in the municipality of Quilengues in the Province De Huile and Chongoroi in the Province of Benguela 275 520 3 26.5 21 FAO Breed Survey These data were collected from a number of breeders and technicians. local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Mucubai Mucubal Meat 2 2 males have long horns 130 128 500 515 This breed is more developed and muscular than the Humbi cattle, robust with a good coat. domestic breed Sanga type Namibe and Kunene Provinces 220 445 3 35.5 32.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from discussions with local breeders and officials in the Ministry. There is a lack of concentrates and insufficient water supply. The pasture is scattered around the desertic regions of the province of Namibe. local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle Mumuíla Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed Sanga type Huíla province local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle N'dama Meat trypanosomiasis-tolerant 0 0 domestic indigenous breed Cabinda province and small nuclei of N'dama cattle are raised in the Northern provinces. local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Cattle N'guni Nguni Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported Huíla, Kunene and Namibe province regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Namibe, Luanda and Huíla province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Santa Gertrudes Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla province commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Simbra Simbrah Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported Kunene, Luanda and Kwanza-Sul province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Cattle Simmentaller Simmental Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla and Kunene province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Goat Algerian Boer Goat Boer 0 0 domestic breed continually imported Kunene, Huíla and Namibe province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed continually imported country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Goat Muhanda 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed Huíla province local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed continually imported Huíla and Namibe province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Pig Ganda Meat domestic breed recently imported; some cross-breeding was done to obtain the Ganda breed I,II and III for industrial production and adapted to the local conditions. However, because of civil unrest these works were suspended and the obtained breeds are now at risk of genetic erosion country-wide and at the Humpata Zoo-technical Station commercial sector local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Pig Jambona Munhanda Meat relatively resistant to African swine fever domestic breed indigenous breed Kunene province, both in rural areas as well as in peri-urban areas this breed has the capacity to feed on scraps in the outskirts and litter dumps
some supplements are given like bran and crop remains local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Pig Landrace Landrace Meat domestic breed continually imported Huíla and Luanda province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed continually imported Huíla and Luanda province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Pig Porco do Bengo Suína do Bengo/Luanda, Suíno do Bengo Meat relatively resistant to African swine fever domestic breed indigenous breed Luanda and Bengo province this breed has the capacity to eat scraps in the outskirts and litter dumps
some supplements are given like bran and crop remains local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Pig Porco do Kunene Suíno do Kunene Meat relatively resistant to African swine fever domestic breed indigenous breed Kunene, Huíla and Namibe province, both in rural areas as well as in peri-urban areas this breed has the capacity to feed on scraps in the outskirts and litter dumps
some supplements are given like bran and crop remains local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Sheep Angola Long-Legged eng. Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 0 short hair domestic breed part of the African Long-Legged Group Malanje and Moxico, Bengo Province and further north hair local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Sheep Angola Maned eng. Coquo Meat uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0/2 0/2 short hair with mane and throat muff in rams domestic breed Huambo, central Angola hair local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Sheep Dorper Dorper 0 0 domestic breed recently imported Huíla and Kunene province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Sheep Karacul Karakul Caraculo 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla , Namibe, Kwanza-Sul, Luanda and Benguela province and at the Karacul Zoo-technical Station in Namibe province and Humpata Zoo-technical Station in Huíla province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla, Huambo provinces and at the Karacul Zoo-technical Station in Namibe province and at the Humpata Zoo-tecnhical Station in Huíla province international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Sheep Mondombes Mucubais, Herero multi coloured: black pied or brown pied 2 0/2 domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type northern Angola hair local No Information unknown unknown -Angola AGO Sheep Persian Blackhead Persian Persa 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Huíla, Namibe, Luanda, Benguela, Kunene and Kwanza-Sul province, and at the Karacul Zoo-technical Station in Namibe province and Humpata Zoo-technical Station in Huíla province. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Angola AGO Sheep Zunu Zenu, Goitred 0 0 long tail domestic breed hair local No Information unknown unknown -Anguilla AIA Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Anguilla AIA Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Ass Comune alb. Local donkey, Common DraughtPower Adapted to harsh field conditions. Well resistance to diseases and low food requests. uni coloured: grey 110 105 167 142 small body Native domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide 21 18 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Buffalo Buffaloes alb. Mediterranean DraughtPower, Meat, Milk 0 0 150 135 550 380 The head is lean with large black eyes. The horns are bent to variable extent, with the bend being directed a sides and back-ward. The neck is medium long and thin. The chest is wide and deep. The back is short, wide. The rump is wide, medium long and sloping in many animals. The tail is long and reaches the hocks is length. The belly is voluminous. The body is long. The limbs are medium thick, with sound hooves. The color of mantel is black, dark grew and rarely white spots Native n domestic species low land and coastal area back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard), not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 250 220 280 650 450 750 8.6 7.3 10.2 2.8 4 6 5.8 6.3 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Albanian Prespa Cattle Eng Mistrece Meat, Milk Adapte to harsh environment. Easily move and grazing in the remonte mountainous terrains, like goat. well adapted to harsh environment Color of coat: grey-grayish blue-brown-reddish brown-ochre, sometimes dark; hair coat of original type often coarse and sometime shaggy. Mucous membranes grey-black or pink 2 0/2 Horns short and bent front-inwards or up-inwards, colour grey or white with black tips 125 100 240 130 Head is long and narrow nose with muzzle, relatively large eyes. The body of the animals is sometimes slightly higher at the croup that at withers. As often found in original animals, the breed shows a distinct sexual dimorphism Native y 2006 domestic breed Originate from Illyrian Dwarf Cattle Neolitic extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing stationary 295 280 310 1000 850 1100 4.8 4.3 5.2 4.5 5 3.5 3.2 3.8 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Albania ALB Cattle Black and White eng. Holstein (black and white) Laramane Milk 2002: black and white cows and its crosses account for 38% of the total cattle population.
The local cattle population has decreased severely due to cross breeding with exotic breeds, such as Jersey, Black and White and Simental breeds. Adapted to harsh field conditions and high mountains. multi coloured: white with black spots 2 2 143 136 461 416 Exotic y domestic breed imported from the Netherland, Denmark and Germany 1965 black and White breed is mainly found in the coastal area, South East lowland area and in North-East areas. 317 3323 3.8 35 32 Found in low and medium input production systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Blanc Bleu Belge Belgian Blue 2002: this breed have been under the Husbandry Institute survey and will be used in the future. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Busha Alb. Buša Lopa e Lekbibajt, Lopa Gurgucka, Red of Scutary Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Resistant to disease, well adaptability to harsh environment. Resistant to disease, well adaptability to harsh environment. Mantle colored reddish, brown or brown opened to grey. Black colored vulva. Reddish, brown or brown opened to grey 2 0/2 Short, thin and back bent horns 130 95 220 170 Small body, strong skeleton, narrow rump and well developed udder, very developed orbit of eyes. Native n domestic breed Originate from Ilyrian Dwarf Cattle North region of Albania, near the border with Kosovo North est region, near the border of Macedonia North east region, near the border of Montenegro extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 300 280 320 1000 800 1300 4.5 4.2 5.6 4 4 3.8 3.6 4.7 18 13 12 15 16 18 22 18 26 4 Cows are managed in small herds 1-2 heads /family, low input production system is characteristic. Cows are housed in simple stable built near home. From March to November pasture cows are mainly kept in pasture, using very small intake of concentrated feed to cows at first months of lactation. They are kept in stable during the wintertime. They are fed with hey and 2-3 kg maize or bran / day. Natural mating is applied, circling bulls every year. Cows discarded after 4 lactations 1 1 2 regional No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Albania ALB Cattle Charolais Charolais 2002: this breed have been under the Husbandry Institute survey and will be used in the future. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 2002: there is only a small number of Holstein breed. The population is increasing, especially in the lowland area. High food requests. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported lowland area international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Jersey More then 80% of local cows are crossed with Jersey and Black and White breeds. eng. Jersey Sukthi Milk 2002: Jersey cows and its crosses account for 42% of the total cattle population. Population is increasing.
In the year 2001 a program for the development of the Jersey breed was started in the districts of Shkodra and Malesi e Madhe, coofinanced by the Turkish Government and the Government of Albania.
The local cattle population has decreased severely due to cross breeding with exotic breeds, such as Jersey, Black and White and Simental breeds. Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: yellow-reddish 2 2 128 121 360 300 Exotic y domestic breed continually imported 1950 Between the '70-'80 about 40.000 heads of pregnant heifers of the race Ostfriz, Oberintal and Jersey have been imported. country-wide, especially in the hilly and mountain areas like Shkodra and Malsi e Madhe districts in the North of the country. 304 2471 5.4 25 22 Managed under low and medium input production systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Limousin Limousin 2002: this breed have been under the Husbandry Institute survey and will be used in the future. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Maramane 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Cattle Markigiana alb. Marchigiana 0 0 Exotic domestic breed semen imported from Italy 2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Oberinntal Grauvieh, Oberinntal, Valbona Milk 2002: Oberinntal account for 1.78 % of the total cattle population. Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: grey 2 2 140 130 394 335 Exotic domestic breed continually imported 1950 Between the '70-'80 about 40.000 heads of pregnant heifers of the race Ostfriz, Oberintal and Jersey have been imported. Devoll, Skrapar, and Tropoja regions 266 1660 4.1 22 20 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Cattle Piemonteze alb. Piedmont 0 0 Exotic domestic semen imported from Italy for Industrial croses 2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Red Estonian Estonian Red 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Albania ALB Cattle Red Norwegian 0 0 Exotic domestic breed hilly areas of Albania. local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental Lare e Kuge Meat 2002: Simmental account for 1 % of the total cattle population. Adapted to harsh field conditions. multi coloured: white with red spots 2 2 155 145 530 500 Exotic domestic breed since 1975 imported from Austria 1975 upper area 300 2800 45 40 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Cattle Tarentaise fr. Tarentaise Tarine Milk Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: reddish 2 2 150 140 500 450 Exotic domestic breed imported from France in 1985; 1985 300 3000 3.9 40 35 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Chicken Commune hen alb. Well resistance to diseases. Native domestic breed indigenous breed hilly and mountainous areas 80 120 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line domestic breed They are kept under the high and medium input level of production system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed imported; exotic They are kept under the high and medium input level of production system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Chicken Local Black Tropoja Lekbibaj eng. Well resistance to diseases. indigenous plumage characteristics: - normal 82.52% - naked neck 9.06% - feathered legs 10.03% - naked shank 15.33% Native domestic breed indigenous breed Tropoja, Lekbibaj 80 120 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Chicken Local Tirana eng. Eggs Well resistance to diseases. indigenous 2.1 1.6 Native domestic breed indigenous breed Tirana 80 120 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Chicken Local Tropoja Pac eng. Eggs indigenous plumage distribution: - normal 82% - naked neck 12.5% - feathered legs 17% - naked shank 20% Native domestic breed indigenous breed Tropoja, Pac 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann domestic breed they are kept under the high and medium input level of production system. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Milk 2002: Alpine goats account for 1% of the total goat population. Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: brown 2 2 75 65 75 45 pendant ears domestic breed imported from France 280 300 2.8 2.5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Goat Capore e Mokrres alb. Meat, Milk, SkinsHides 2002, Capore account for 3,86% of the total goat population. During last ten years the size population was decrease exponentially. Adapted to high mountains. Cheese Very well adapted to harsh environmental conditions uni coloured: dark brown White to reddish colored fleece. In face, hairs of brick-red color. In some animals, brick-red colored extremities 2 2 Long corkscrew horns 68 57 48 42 Small size body arched nasal profile of males, straight nasal profile of females. Males have arched horns, females without horns. Both, females and males have tassel of wool on the front. Neck is short and a little muscular. Abdomen is rounded and a little voluminous. Well developed and rounded udder. Wool covers all body, neck, basal part of head and tale. Length of hair is 40-45cm, shorter in parts of ribs and abdomen. Native domestic variety variety of Albanian.
indigenous breed hair 1.8 1.6 2.4 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing transhumant 185 160 200 220 170 300 4.1 3.8 4.5 1.45 4 3.7 3.2 4.1 1.9 1.6 Extensiv system of production Weaning weight at 65 age days 8 - 10 kg (m) 6 - 10 kg (f) % of fertility 95 % of reproduction 100-110 1.25 1 3 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Albania ALB Goat Caporre e Dragobisë alb. Caporre Dragobi Hair, Meat, Milk 2002: Dragobia account for less than 1% of the total sheep population. Adapted to high mountains. Specify adaptability to marginal, mountainous areas uni coloured: black 2 2 70 68 65 50 Native n domestic strain indigenous breed Dragobia, north region, near border of Kosovo hair 2.5 1.4 2.8 55 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing stationary, transhumant 130 120 140 150 130 180 3.8 3.2 4.4 1.1 4 2.8 2.2 3.1 3 2.7 Extensiv production system • Weaning weight at 70 days: 16 kg (m) 14 kg (f) • fertility: 97%; • fecundity: 108% 1.7 1 3 local No Information atRisk endangered -Albania ALB Goat Dukati alb. Meat 2002: Dukati account for 5,5 % of the total goat population. The population of Dukati is decreasing. The meat is extraordinary good-tasting. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Hasi alb. Hasit Meat, Milk, SkinsHides 2002: Hasi account for 8,4 % of the total goat population. 2014 - actually the Hasi goat account about 1.5 % of total goat population Adapted to high mountains. uni colored: reddish to brown Reddish Reddish 2 0/2 Females have short and side opened horns. Males have up inwards twisted and long horns. 72 68 80 57 Native domestic breed indigenous breed hair 1.8 1.5 2.3 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing transhumant 175 140 110 220 3.5 3.2 4 1.4 4 3 2.7 1.4 1 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Albania ALB Goat Lara e Kallmetit Alb. Larashe Meat, Milk, SkinsHides 2002, Kallmeti account for less than 1% of the total sheep population. Resistance to disease "Cheese - named ""Kallmeti cheese"" cheese" Well adapted to harsh environmet White, black spottedoften concentrated in regions of shoulders and head. white 2 0/2 Horns bent inward from fore-rear, below white and black colored 87 72 110 60 Developed body, well developed skeleton, thin and strong leg and feet, straight nasal profile, medium size ears, 14-19 cm. Wattles are present at about 2-3 % of population. Short beard. Native domestic strain indigenous breed North east region, Lezha region, Kallmeti village hair coarse/carpet 1.5 1.2 2.2 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing stationary 170 165 185 145 100 170 4.2 3.6 4.6 1.1 4 3.1 2.8 3.2 3.2 2.5 Extensive production system 1.6 1 3 local No Information atRisk endangered -Albania ALB Goat Liqenas alb. Milk Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: black to brown 2 2 70 67 65 40 straight ears Native domestic breed 260 120 2.6 2.4 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Merturi alb. Milk Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: black 2 2 85 75 56 39 domestic breed 140 100 1.8 1.6 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Murme E Zeze alb. Milk Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: dark brown to black 2 2 70 68 45 35 domestic breed 210 87 2.5 2.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Muxhake Milk Adapted to high mountains. 2 2 68 64 60 35 Native domestic breed 161 95 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Muzhake Lunxheria alb. uni coloured: dark grey 2 2 straight horns 66 62 47 35 well developed with strong legs, conic shaped udder domestic breed Gjirokastra 190 150 180 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Muzhake Vrina alb. uni coloured: dark grey 0 0 72 68 60 45 well developed with long and straight legs Native domestic breed Saranda 210 170 200 3.3 3.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Ranga alb. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Sana alb. Saanen Saanen Milk 2002: sana goats account for 1% of the total goat population. Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: white 2 2 80 70 75 56 big ears domestic breed imported from France 2nd half of 20th century 261 337 2.7 2.3 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Goat Smokthina alb. Meat 2002: Smokthina account for 2,6 % of the total goat population. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Syka e Matit alb. Syka Milk 2002: Mati account for 4.1 % of the total goat population. Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: reddish 2 2 70 58 45 30 white colored mantle. Around eyas all animals have black spots. A large number of animals have spots on ears, around nose and mouth. Some individuals have black spots at the end of extremities. Wool covered body. There is a tassel of wool on the head. Strong head and jawbone, long face, small ears. Ewes are polled, whereas, rams have the development horns bent in ward side-below Native n domestic strain indigenous breed north west 180 90 2.6 2.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Tranga alb. Tranges Milk In 2002, Tranga account for less than 1% of the total goat population. uni coloured: red 2 2 straight horns 64 60 57 45 well developed body, strong legs domestic breed indigenous breed Mirdita 190 70 80 2.1 1.8 Adapted to high mountains local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Vela alb. Milk 2002: Vela account for less than 1% of the total goat population. uni coloured: dark brown 2 2 75 70 70 40 domestic breed indigenous breed Vela 190 60 2.5 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Velipoja arb. 2002: Velipoja account for less than 1% of the total goat population. The meat is consumed as a traditional product " Cheese of ""Velipoja""" Well adapted to the harsh environment and to extensive production sysem in lowlwnd and hill regions 0 0 72 43 70 45 Medium size animals, very developed and harmonic skeleton, chest girth 80-91cm, diagonal length 72-82 cm, shin girth 9-10cm, teat length 6.2-7.8 cm, long shaped head, bulging eyes, back above inward thin horns, red and black colored mantle.Beard and wattle are present Native n domestic strain indigenous breed North west-Velipoja and Shkodra regions 2.8 2.4 9 7 13 11 4 165 Extensiv production system Performance data was collected from animals kept under extensiv production system or in traditional family farm system, both will out transumances Weaning weight 12 - 15 kg (m) 10 - 13 kg (f) Average length of lactation 220-250 days Milk production Lak. I 130 -180 kg Lakt III 250-300 kg % of fat 4,6 % of milk protein 3,3 Average length of service period 120 days % of fertility 100 % of reproduction 105-115 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Goat Vendi alb. Commune, local goat, Common Milk 2002: the most extended goat breed is the commune goat, which account for 70.6% of the total goat population. Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: reddish to grey 2 2 65 55 45 35 Native domestic breed indigenous breed 197 99 2 1.8 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Horse Arab eng. Arab Sardo-arab Riding (sports) Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: grey with spots 148 140 400 360 domestic breed low area of Albania 38 34 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Horse Comune alb. Common DraughtPower Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: brown 140 136 304 260 domestic breed hilly and mountainous area 33 27 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Horse Haflinger Haflinger DraughtPower 2002: the population is decreasing. Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: brown 145 140 472 448 domestic breed continually imported 1950 41 38 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Horse Nonius eng. Nonius DraughtPower 2002: the population is decreasing. Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: black 158 150 470 430 domestic breed low area of Albania 40 36 regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Albania ALB Pig Comune alb. Common Meat uni coloured: brown 61 53 165 145 Native domestic breed 1.02 0.95 6.4 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Pig Durok Duroc domestic breed recently imported; exotic 2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Pig Kahyb Kahyb domestic breed First introduced during the last 50 years and continually imported. 1960 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Albania ALB Pig Landras Landrace Large White and Landras are the most commen breeds. domestic breed continuously imported; exotic 1950 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat Large White and Landras are the most common breeds. Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: white 65 57 240 160 small, erect ears domestic breed continuously imported 1950 1.23 1.18 9.15 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Pig Local pig The local pig had the same characteristics as the wild one. 75 110 small body breed indigenous breed north and at the coastal area from Shkodra to Vlora, especially in the areas under the catholic and orthodox religion. The information dates from 1993. 6 5 7 local No Information extinct extinct -Albania ALB Pig Pietren Pietrain Pietrain domestic breed First introduced during the last 50 years and continually imported. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Awassi Awassi 0 0 domestic breed recently imported 2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Baca Alb. Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, Wool "The crosses beetwen ""Shkodrane"" and ""Bardhoke"" has started 50-60 years ago. The objective was improvement of milk production of ""Shkodrane"" native sheep breed. The name ""Baca""of this new breed mean an animal that produces the goods for the family as the father" 58 50 40 35 Locally adapted domestic breed """Baca"" breed derive for cross breeds ""Shkodrane x Bardhoke"" breeds" 1960 Shkodra region wool coarse/carpet 1.5 1.3 1.6 50 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing stationary, transhumant 180 170 200 70 60 90 6.9 6.8 7.2 0.8 4 5.3 5.1 5.6 1.9 1.6 The production system is extensive. Grazing during all the years. Reproduction based on natural insemination with the selected rams, that circulated among herds. Weaning weight 14 kg (m) 12 kg (f) 1.2 1 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Bardhoka alb. Bardoka Bardhok Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, Wool Adapted to high mountains. They are well adapted to the environment of Albania. Resistance to disease Well adapted to harsh environment uni coloured: white White White 2 0 Twisted 70 65 60 50 Animal has a good developed body. Strong skeleton. The head has some strong mandibles, wide face and big ears. The legs are strong and with thick bones. The good development of the udder is characteristic of the breed. It has good volume and well developed teats, very appropriate for milking. Native domestic breed Native/Indigenous breed North region - Shkodra and Tropoja regions wool coarse/carpet 2 2 2.5 53 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 200 180 230 190 130 250 6.8 6.6 7 1.1 4 5.7 5.5 5.9 2.6 2 5 extensiv and Semi intensive production system 1.4 1 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Chios Chios 0 0 domestic breed imported from Greece 1996 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Comune alb. Common Milk Adapted to high mountains. uni coloured: white 2 2 60 56 35 29 domestic breed wool 1.5 164 46 1.9 1.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Golemi alb. The breed is well adapted to the local environment. The animals of this breed are reported to be very resistant. multi coloured: black and brown 0 0 58 53 35 28 small body and head, strong and straight legs domestic breed Gjiroraster wool 50 60 3.5 3.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Havasi alb. Milk Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: light brown 2 2 64 59 38 33 big, hanging ears domestic breed wool 2.2 188 220 2.1 1.9 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Il d'Frans alb. Ile-de-France Meat 2002: there is only a small number of Il de France sheep. Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: white 2 2 72 64 44 39 domestic continually imported from France 2002 upper area of Albania wool 2.4 2.6 2.4 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Kugi alb. The animals of this breed are reported to be very resistant. uni coloured: white 0 0 63 59 43 34 well developed body, long and straight legs, big ears domestic breed Kurveleshi, Gjirokastra, Vlora wool 65 75 4.2 3.8 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Lara e Polisit alb. Milk "2002: Lara e Polisit account for 26% of the total sheep population. The population of """"Lara e Polisit"""" is continually decreasing. They are not at a critical level of extinction, but protective measurements should be taken according to the 2002 country report of Albania." They are well adapted to the environment of Albania. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Mati alb. Meat 2002: mati sheep account for 1 % of the total sheep population They are well adapted to the environment of Albania. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Merino eng. Merino Milk 2002: the merino population consisted of 12.45 % of the total sheep population. During the last years the merino population increased with 3 % annually. Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: white 2 2 68 61 71 55 domestic breed continuously imported; different types of Merions were imported from Ex USSR and other eastern countries 1955-1960 coastal area wool 4.4 190 40 3.1 2.7 Partly Managed under low and medium input production systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Recka Milk They are well adapted to the environment of Albania. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Sheep Ruda alb. Ruda Rude Meat, Milk, Wool Adapted to high mountains. They are well adapted to the environment of Albania. Very adapter to marginal environment Uni coloured: white The animals are white, sometimes can see black ones. White 2 0 Ewes are without horns and rams have big horns. 65 58 60 50 It has a good developed body with long legs that is a characteristic for this breed. The head is light but has well developed mandibles and protruded orbitals. Chest girth 80-82 cm, shin girth 7.5-8 cm. Long ears Native n domestic breed indigenous breed North and north east region wool medium 2.2 1.5 2.6 33 165 170 190 65 50 100 6.4 6.2 6.5 0.9 4 4.5 4.3 4.9 2.5 2 7.5 8.3 21 22 18 11 22 214 195 235 4 Extensive production system Weaning weight 15.5 kg (m) 14.2 kg (f) 1.2 1 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Shkodrane “Shkodrane” breed sheep is distinguished to characteristics that are not expressed to other indigenous breeds “…. wool of this sheep is one of the best in world as a stuffy material, whom length sometime reaches to land, covering all body (Maymone, 1935) “…. It is one of the most original and interesting thing in Balkan and no variety of coarse wool sheep in many other states does not like with Albanian dwarf sheep from Shkodra region, that for coarseness, length and wool yield are ranked after”. “…. Wool of shkodrane sheep, that was sold by domestic dealers was known and demanded in Venice, Trieste and Ankara markets. Among 28 articles of export goods from Shkodra during years 1884-85, the wool was main article. Coarse wool was produced by sheep of Shkodra highland, sheared once a year. In general, exported wool from this region named “Lana Scutarina” reached to Austro-Hungary, whereas a small amount in Italy in 1862’s , A large amount was sent to USA to fill mattress of hospitals established during civil war” “ A breed that should be taken into account to improve the Italian wool purposed sheep breed to mattress is Shkodrane breed that produces large milk amount and 2-4 kgs wool (Allamani, 1938) “…Shkodrane sheep breed is a typical one which is distinguished to its long wool of high quality that could be compared to the best wools throughout world to mattress” (Maymone, 1937) alb. Shkodrane means sheep that breeding in Shkorda region Zhuja is name used in Montenegro Zhuja Delja Shkodrane, Shkodra Meat, Milk, Wool 2002: Shkodrane account for 1,02 % of the total sheep population. The population of Shkodrane is continually decreasing. They are not at a critical level of extinction, but protective measurements should be taken according to the 2002 country report of Albania. Size population deceasing. Adapted to harsh environment. Resistance to diseases and lack of water. Wool “…. wool of this sheep is one of the best in world as a stuffy material, whom length sometime reaches to land, covering all body (Maymone, 1935) .“Wool quality is higher than other breeds…… Only wool of English breeds (Blackaca, Herfuich, Sveledal and the same others ) can be compared to Shkodrane sheep wool.” (Samimi, V. 1937) Very well adapted to harsh environment uni coloured: white The fleece is white with reddish nuance.The face, red brick colored. A few sheep have the downer part of legs red brick colored. The skin of Shkodrane breed sheep is not very thin. One is a little elastic, white and rose nuance colored 2 0 58 51 45 26 Small size body arched nasal profile of males, straight nasal profile of females. Both, females and males have tassel of wool on the front. Neck is short and a little muscular. Abdomen is rounded and a little voluminous. Well developed and rounded udder.Wool covers all body, neck, basal part of head and tale. Length of hair is 40-45cm, shorter in parts of ribs and abdomen.Both sexes have a wool tassel on the front. Neck is short and a little musculous. Small ears and horizontal position. Dorso-lumbal region is straight. Abdomen is a round shape and small volume. The tail is long and thin. Udder is well developed, round shaped and good attachment. Teats are on average developed Native n domestic breed Albanian researchers classify Shkodrane breed in the group of “Cakel” sheep breed , whose ancestor should be looked for in the domesticated populations of Far East. Until the end of first half of last century , this breed had been dominant in over and sub Shkodra areas. After 1965’s , especially 1970-80’s this breed submitted crosses with the imported Cigaja and Merino breeds. A part of population was crossed with other autochthonous breed “Bardhoka”. Shkodra region, north east region, near the border with Montenegro wool coarse/carpet 4.2 3.2 5.5 100 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 165 150 180 69 50 80 7.3 7 7.5 1.2 4 5.6 5.5 5.8 1.9 1.6 4 Extensive production system local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Albania ALB Sheep Tsygaia alb. Tsigai Cernohubka, Cigaja, Tigaie, Tsigai, Tsygaja, Cigàja Milk Adapted to harsh field conditions. uni coloured: white 2 2 66 60 44 37 big and straight ears Locally adapted domestic breed different types of Tsigai were imported from Ex-USSR and other eastern countries; 1955-1960 wool 2.3 164 48 3.3 2.9 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Albania ALB Sheep Zagoria alb. uni coloured: white 0 0 60 57 45 35 relatively heavy animals, strong and straight legs, rudimentary ears domestic breed Tepelene wool 55 65 3.5 3.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Albania ALB Turkey Zadrima High quality meat. alb. Meat They are well adapted to the environment of Albania. Well resistance to diseases. Native domestic breed lowland area There are 22 000 private farmers who are cultivating turkeys. local No Information unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 Locally adapted y 1901 domestic breed Imported; exotic 1879 from Scotland by Mr. Carlos Guerrero temperate areas 36 34 24 15 36 24 10 800 240 57 Breed Society, www.angus.org.ar Freedom on grazing along the year. Fattening base on pastures with protein and energy supplement. Pregnancy: 284 days; scrotal circumference: 36.7 cm; backfat thickness: 7.0 mm; lumbar fat thickness: 8.7 mm; international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Belted Galloway eng. Belted Galloway multi coloured: black with distinctive white belt 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine 0 0 Exotic domestic imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed Exotic breed. Composite of Afrikaner, Hereford and Shorthorn cattle developed in South Africa. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Braford eng. Braford Meat 0 0 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Locally adapted stabilized synthetic breed. The Braford breed was developed through crossbreeding Hereford and Brahman cattle. northern sub-tropical regions and semi-arid regions of the western Pampas. 34.6 36 Circunferencia escrotal: 31.9 cm; Peso Destete: 186 kg; Peso final (18 meses): 392 kg. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman American Brahman uni coloured: usually silver grey 2 2 Zebu Exotic y Domestic Breed possibly with some European blood 1195 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Brangus Brangus Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted stabilized synthetic breed, the Brangus breed was developed through crossbreeding Angus and Brahman cattle northern sub-tropical regions and semi-arid regions of the western Pampas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed Exotic. originated in France. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Chianina Chianina 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Criollo Agentino Patagonico sp. DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides La selección natural y antrópica ha desarrollado un pool genético con gran capacidad para adaptarse a distintos ambientes Según los estudios realizados en el núcleo de conservación de laUniversidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora no se han detectado casos de queratoconjuntivitis Su carne tiene menor contenido graso que razas de origen británico distribuidas en ambientes similares y su cuero es particularmente apreciado por la variedad de colores Generalmente son animales muy longevos que mantienen. Es normal observar vacas de veinte años de edad. Presenta todos los colores de capa posibles en el bos taurus. No se realiza selección por color de capa 2 0 / 2 Los cuernos se presentas de diversas formas y tamaños 126.65 124.37 550 380 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed La raza bovina criolla argentina tiene su origen en los animales que introdujeron los conquistadores españoles al actual territorio argentino a partir del año 1549. Se adaptaron a toda la diversidad de ambientes presentes en su geografía. Se denomina bovino criollo de origen patagónico a aquellos animales que proceden de una población cerrada, que permanece asilvestrada en el actual Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, ubicado en el SO de la provincia de Santa Cruz, desde principios del siglo XX. 1549 Actualmente hay ejemplares puros en varias provincias y localidades de Argentina. Se encuentra presente en la Patagonia Argentina y en algunos establecmineotnetos de la provincia de Buenos Aires en las localidades de Chascomús, General Belgrano y Tornquist. Por su parte en la región del Parque Nacional Los Glaciares se encuentra una población de animales asilvestrados, adaptados a las drásticas condiciones ambientales. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary, transhumant 25 23 12 10 14 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Cattle Criollo Chaqueño Hardy breed, adapted to extreme climatic conditions. It shows heterosis when crossbred with Britain breeds. sp. Argentine Criollo Meat This is a very hardy breed well adapted to varying conditions from sub-tropical, humid or semi-arid to temperate. This breed produces equally well in temperate-cold regions. The females have good ease at calving which has become one of the most important traits that have rescued the breed from extinction. Furthermore, they also do not present calving problems when used in crossing. FAO Breed Survey 2 2 lyre shaped horns 125 650 430 vars a, b, c are large, medium and small Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Europe Templade areas, humid subtropical areas, semiarid subtropical areas, cold areas. 1350 31.1 28.2 F80-214 FAO Breed Survey INTA (3 experimental stations) Criollo Argentino Breeders Association Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. The animals are maintained under stationary pastoral conditions. The animals are kept outdoors all year round. In carcass evaluation, purebred Criollo steers have shown to be leaner than British breeds and crossbred individuals seem to perform similar to purebred Angus of Hereford steers in terms of carcass traits and meat quality traits. local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Cattle Ganado Criollo Argentino Special use is in first service in heifers of beef breeds (Angus, Hereford) at 15 months of age for extremely easy calving. sp. Criollo Meat Wide adaptability to environments ranging from extreme cold to tropical. The breed is known for its calving ease. Very variable: from white to black, with spots, stripes. Brown is also observed with different hues. 2 2 700 450 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Locally adapted breed. 1493 north and south of Argentina 15 27 25 24 27 36 15 500 220 55 extensive, range Range, extensive, local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Cattle Guernsey Guernsey 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic temperate areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Holando Argentino sp. Holstein Friesian Milk 0 0 Locally adapted y 1924 domestic breed Locally adapted dairy breed. temperate areas semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 330 5800 3.56 17.5 3.5 425 local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Cattle Holstein dutch Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic temperate areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Limangus Raza sintética desarrollada en Argentina. A principios de la década del 70' se comenzaron a realizar cruzamientos entre Angus tradicional y Limousin de tamaño moderado, con la finalidad de obtener un biotipo intermedio, rústico y fértil, de buen potencial de crecimiento y desarrollo de importantes masas musculares. Luego de evaluar difrerentes proporciones raciales se estabilizó en 3/8 LIMOUSIN 5/8 ANGUS Limousin Meat 0 0 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Locally adapted composite breed (3/8 Limousin 5/8 Angus). international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Normanda Normande 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss Brown Swiss 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Piamontesa Piedmont 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Red Poll Red Poll uni coloured: reddish-brown 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Salers fr. Salers 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Composite of Shorthorn and Brahman cattle originally developed in Texas, USA. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Simmental Simmental Fleckvieh multi coloured: red and white spotted 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed exotic breed, originated in the Simme Valley of Switserland international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle Tuli Tuli 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Cattle West Highland eng. Highland 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Chicken Gallina Mapuche Español Locally adapted n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Goat Alpina Británica sp. British Alpine 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Argentina ARG Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Angora Angora Hair 0 0 Locally adapted y domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1920 North Patagonia international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Boer dutch Boer Meat 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Cabra Criolla Formoseña español Meat "Color de capa overo (manchado). Color de la piel negro. policrómica, varía desde el negro a blanco, incluyendo compuestas y manchadas, el color definido como ""moteado"" por los productores, es el seleccionado por ellos, ya que es considerado como un camuflaje a los depredadores" 2 2 lira, tamaño intermedio 62.1 37.8 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed En la actualidad se las considera un “mosaico genético” por ser la resultante de numerosos cruzamientos constituidos sobre la base de cabras de Andalucía (actuales razas Blanca Celtibérica y Blanca Andaluza) y de Castilla, Cádiz, León y Extremadura (actuales razas Castellana de Extremadura y Verata o Castellana de Toledo) Sea uno u otro el origen, el ganado descendiente de los primitivos importados por los conquistadores españoles en el continente americano, ha recibido la denominación de “criollo” en la República Argentina (Helman, 1965); y desde entonces y hasta la introducción de cabras Angora del Tíbet, en 1826, durante el gobierno de Rivadavia y las subsiguientes en el siglo XX de las razas Toggenburg, Saanen, Nubian y Boer, ese ganado fue moldeado, no solo por rigurosos ambientes; sino además por las comunidades pastoriles del país (Köhler-Rollefson, 2000), hasta lograr la extraordinaria rusticidad y adaptabilidad que ostenta el actual “pie de cría criollo”. Se la ubica en el corazón del Gran Chaco Americano, en su área semiárida, principalmente en el centro y oeste de la provincia de Formosa, oeste de la provincia del Chaco y este de la provincia de Salta (Argentina). 2.75 2.34 7 8 130 68.9 68.9 sd sd Peso de la carcasa chivitos: 6,79 Kg; Capón Liviano: 9,27 Kg; Capón: 17,44 kg; Cabra 17,8kg local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Cabra Criolla Serrana es Presenta colores diversos. 67.63 55 42 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Intriducidas durante la conquista en diferentes momentos históricos, luego se adaptaron a la región del noroeste Argentino. Existen evidencias de que los primeros caprinos y ovinos con destino a América fueron embarcados en las Islas Canarias por Colón y otros navegantes, siguiendo su ejemplo. El ganado del noroeste argentino descendería de las cabras que los conquistadores españoles trajeron del Perú en el siglo XVI (de Gea, 2000). Sin embargo, Ochoa (1917) asegura que la primera introducción de Cuzco al Tucumán la hicieron Cabrera y Núñez del Prado en 1549, mientras Giberti (1961) sostiene que fue Ñuflo de Chaves, vía Asunción (Paraguay), al retornar de Lima (Perú) donde fuera enviado por Irala. 1550 Se ocalizan en el Noroeste Argetnino en las provincias de Salta, Jujuy, Tucuman norte de Caramarca y Santiago del Estero local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Goat Cabra Criolla de la Quebrada de Humahuaca sp Meat, Milk Presenta heterogeneidad de colores y patrones de capa. Las preferencias por parte de los productores y pastores caprinos hacen referencias a características de adecuación al sistema de producción local, tomando como ejemplo el patrón de capa lacato (capa negra con faja blanca al nivel de la barriga), el cual posibilita al pastor visualizar sus animales al momento del pastoreo en las laderas de los cerros que componen la Quebrada de Humahuaca. 2 2 Predominancia de cuernos espiralados 67.1 36.76 Perfil fronto nasal recto, orejas medianas semi erguidas, mucosas pigmentadas Locally adapted n Domestic Breed A partir de las primeras introducciones de animales domésticos al país por los conquistadores españoles desde el Alto Perú a Tucumán en el siglo XVI (de Gea, 2000) o desde Asunción al Norte del país, estos caprinos se distribuyeron y sucedieron por todo el territorio, siendo el origen de las diversas poblaciones caprinas criollas del noroeste. Las cabras de la Quebrada de Humahuaca representan un material zoogenético local que ha sido generado por un proceso de adaptación al medio ambiente y devenido de un manejo socio-cultural propio de los productores y pastores de la región. Este recurso caprino presenta características propias de identificación que son valoradas por los productores y pastores locales y que influyen en los criterios y preferencias de selección que estos aplican a la hora de seleccionar sus animales de reemplazo (Quiroga Roger, 2018). 1550 Región de la Quebrada de Humahuaca (Departamentos de Tumbaya, Tilcara y Humahuaca), Provincia de Jujuy. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary, transhumant 0.55 2.99 2.66 8 1.55 1 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Goat Cabra Sanluiseña sp. 0 0 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed locally adapted breed local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Goat Colorada pampeana sp. Hair, Meat, Milk, Wool Adaptación a clima continentaL con amplias variaciones estacionales de temperatura. Resistencia a condiciones de áridez severa Carne de buena calidad, pelo largo, fino y sedoso Posee variabilidad de colores. Se presentan desde tostado claro a tostado oscuro, negro, bayo 2 0 / 2 Cuernos arqueados y en algunos casos espiralados. Los machos presentan cuernos más largos y gruesos. 76.9 67.8 67.2 51.7 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Las cabras coloradas pampeanas presentan características similares a las cabras de Uzbequistan , Kirguiztan y paises limítofes de Asia central.Se desconoce la época de su ingreso, posiblemente haya sido a principios del siglo XIX con el ingreso de cabras de tipo tibetanas y de Angora. 1800 Departamentos del oerste Pampena: Pueln, Limay Mahuida, Chicalcó,Chalileo, Curacó. Hair Medium 0.92 0.73 1.37 27.35 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 138.56 150 3.62 5.65 1.1 8 2.945 2.534 6 7 23 11 24 8 143 6 49.31 "The carcass weight and dressing percetage are indicated for the category of kid ""cabrito"" to 50 days." 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Criolla Neuquina "The main product is the 3 months kid (“chivito mamón”) and the 6 months kid ((“chivito de veranada”). There is also a product with Protected denomination of origen: ""Chivito Criollo del Norte Neuquino"". The breed produces cashmere with a mean diameter of 19 μm and a mean yield per animal of 150 g. Colour: 8 shades range from white to dark grey and from beige to dark brown." Español "The Neuquina Criolla breed is found in the Neuquén Province, Patagonia. Rised by shepherds (crianceros) in a seasonal, transhumant sistem. Fleece with coarse and fine fibres. Straight profile, shaped spiral horns; medium sized and sligthly drooping ears. Adult Females weight: 40 kg -Adult males weight 64 Kg. There is a coloured, short hair type (""pelado"") and a white long hair type (""chilludo"")." Hair, Meat La cabra criolla neuquina (ccn) habita el norte de la provincia de Neuquén. Los crianceros, sociedad pastoral que la cría, integran un sistema particular de producción de tipo extensivo, trashumante y estrictamente estacional. Estas características se sostienen gracias a la co-adaptación de la raza en el sistema de vida trashumante. La trahumancia El ciclo productivo es marcadamente estacional, con apareamientos en otoño y pariciones en primavera. Existen además prácicas culturales y sociales propias de los crianceros tales como las castronerías. Esta actividad ocupa hoy a más de 1200 familias de crianceros que, durante el período otoño-invernal utilizan áreas de pastoreo en zonas relativamente bajas, entre 880 m.s.n.m y los 1200 m.s.n.m, denominadas invernadas, que se caracterizan por la presencia de una vegetación de estepa graminosa-arbustiva. En época estival se trasladan a las veranadas, zonas de la cordillera que varían entre los 1200 m.s.n.m y los 2000 m.s.n.m pastoreando en áreas que durante el invierno se cubren de nieve (Lanari 2004). La conexión de éstos espacios de pastoreo se sostiene gracias a la existencia de caminos de arreo, espacios de uso comunitario que permiten conectar ambos ambientes (Bendini et al. 2011; Easdale 2012). Los arreos recorren distancias variables de pocas horas días hasta más de 30 días. El ciclo productivo es de estacionalidad estricta en función de las condiciones climáticas, el uso de espacios de pastoreo y los momentos de comercialización. Los reproductores macho, denominados castrones o chivatos, se separan del resto del piño durante el período de verano para su cuidado en las castronerías (Moronta et al., 2017) para ser reintegrados al piño en los meses de abril o mayo durante la época de servicio. Esta práctica es una construcción social original desarrollada sin intervención externa surgida frente a la necesidad de estacionar el servicio. El sistema tradicional está orientado a la producción de carne. Los chivitos de tres a seis meses de edad son comercializados en la región. El saber hacerde los crianceros, la raza, la trashumancia y la calidad del ambiente productivo permitieron la obtención de la denominación de origen “Chivito Criollo del Norte neuquino” al producto emblemático de la región (Pérez Centeno et al., 2007). Es el primer producto alimenticio argentino en obtener esta certificación (Pérez Centeno y Reising, 2010). La denominación de origen certifica dos tipos de producto: el chivito mamón y el chivito de veranada (Zimerman et al., 2007), cuyo destino principal son los mercados regionales, donde cuenta con amplio prestigio (López Raggi et al., 2010). La CCN presenta una doble cobertura en su vellón. Si bien el aprovechamiento del cashmere o down no forma parte del sistema tradicional, y en consecuencia no se han aplicado criterios de selección relacionados con la fibra, es una producción complementaria del sistema de producción de carne y se encuentra en crecimiento . El ecotipo “pelado” presenta pelo corto y capas de colores variados, mientras que el “chilludo” presenta pelo largo predominantemente de color blanco (Lanari,2004). En el norte de la región se observan cabras “peladas” (61,9%), y capas de colores variados (75,6%), mientras que en el este dominan las “chilludas” (89,5%) de capas blancas (84,9%). Aunque en el centro este y oeste se presentan los dos ecotipos, en ambos casos prevalece el chilludo. 2 2 Sus cuernos son usualmente arqueado-espiralados 72.7 64.1 63.2 39.1 La caracterización fenotípica de la raza muestra homogeneidad morfoestructural y diferenciación morfológica en dos ecotipos, los cuales se distribuyen de acuerdo con un patrón geográfico definido. Locally adapted n domestic breed Spanish origin 1800 Norte Neuquino 3.2 3 8 8 21 14 21 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Criolla de Córdoba sp. 0 0 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed locally adapted breed local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Goat Criolla de los llanos sp. La Rioja 0 0 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed locally adapted breed local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Goat Criolla del Sur de Mendoza sp Criolla Mendocina Hair, Meat, Milk Colores diversos, Negro, Marrón, Blanco, Overo. Overo: animal que presenta en su capa dos o mas tipos de color ditribuidos de forma heterogénea. 2 0 / 2 76.3 66.4 79.6 46.79 Machos adulto (n=2203) Condición corporal media 2,25 Cincunsferencia escrotal 29,8 Defectos de boca (%) 26,9 Defectos de aplomos (%) 24,2 Defectos en tetillas (%) 12,1 Acornes (%) 6,1 Defectos de aparato reproductor 29,6 Hembras adulta (n=835) Condición corporal media 2,25 Largo cabeza 21,7 Ancho cabeza 12,9 Largo total 72,8 Perímetro toráxico 81,9 Ancho de grupa 17,2 largo de grupa 22,6 Alzada de grupa 67,8 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Adaptación local de razas indtroducidas por los españoles en el siglo XVI. 1550 Sur de la provincia de Mendoza Hair Cashmere 0.12 0.07 0.21 17.2 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 165 104 187 180 140 210 5.6 4.2 6.4 0.94 4 2.78 2.54 8 6 14 10 18 12 22 12 14 10 5 105 5 52 Los registros se tomaron en condiciones habituales de manejo tradicional sobre hatos representativos. Se relevaron sobre un total de 835 hembras y 2203 machos. 1.3 1 3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Pardo Alpina sp. Alpine 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed Locally adapted breed. originated in Switzerland, in the Saanen Valley. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk uni coloured: brown 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed, originated in Toggenburg, Switserland international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Guanaco Guanaco Español Argentinian Guanaco Meat, Wool Native wild breed 0.45 Duga, L. (1993) local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Horse Crioulo sp. Argentine Criollo Argentine Criollo, Argentine Landrace DraughtPower The animals are bred under range conditions all year round. This is a hardy breed. 144 144 420 420 light animals Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Criollo type, revived 1875 1890 1875 regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Argentina ARG Horse Falabella Pony eng. Falabella Pony Miniature Horse, Toy Horse, Argentine Dwarf 85 70 80 70 one of the smallest horse breeds Locally adapted y Domestic Breed probably descended from Shetland Pony 180 10 15 FAO Breed Survey Some breeders keep their animals indoor. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Argentina ARG Llama Argentinian Llama eng. 95 82 115 100 Native domestic breed 10.5 10.5 Summer rains providing 150 to 350 mm. Only four months within the year are without frost. local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Pig Cerdo Criollo Costero Español Locally adapted n Feral Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Sheep Argentine Merino eng. Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed Criollo improved by Spanish and Saxony Merinos, upgraded to Rambouillet wool fine At the beginning of the breed formation the animals were excessively wrinkled. The introduction of Australian merino, solved all this problems: it increased the staple size, the yield and the wool witheness, and reduced the wrinkles. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Corino sp. Wool The animals are adapted to the Patagonia environment. High fertility is reported for this breed in regions with good forage availability. The animals are easy to manage. uni coloured: white 0 0 95 52 Locally adapted domestic breed originated at 'Monte Dinaro', Rio Gallegos: composite of Santa Cruzmerino and Corriedale since 1970 Patagonia wool medium 4.7 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Sheep Cormo Argentino sp. Argentine Cormo Wool One important characteristic of this breed is precocity. One important characteristic of this breed is rapid growth. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white 0 0 90 47 similar to Cormo (Australia) Locally adapted y Domestic Breed originated at Condor Estate, Rio Gallegas: composite of Cormo, Peppin Merino (3/16) and Corriedale Patagonia wool medium 6 4.5 4.5 295 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. Performance data given for adult weight refers to weight at 18 months. The breed is kept on range pastures with no supplementary feeding. The percentage of lambings giving 0, 1 and 2 lambs for first lambing sheep is 15%, 75% and 10% (i.e. litter size of 1.118) and for adult sheep is 5%, 70% and 25% (i.e. litter size of 1.263) . During performance testing: 240 g/day;
during preparation for shows: 350 g/day. local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Sheep Corriedale Fundamentally for meat production: regional consumption and wool: national production and export. eng. Corriedale Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed country-wide; Patagonia: South of Santa Cruz and Tierra del Fuego; Mesopotamia (Nort-east Argentina); Pampa grasslands (Central east). international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn uni coloured: white 0 0 Either polled or horned. Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Argentina ARG Sheep Frisona Friesian Milk 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Argentina ARG Sheep Hampshire Down eng. Hampshire Down 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Ideal Polwarth Wool 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed Mesopotamia (North-east Argentina) international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Linca Español La Patagonia, es la principal zona de producción lanera de la Argentina, concentrándose en la misma el mayor stock ovino nacional (SENASA 2012). Dicha producción se sustenta a partir de la raza Merino la cual tiene un protagonismo casi exclusivo en la región. Sin embargo antes de las primeras introducciones al país de ejemplares Merino, los ovinos que habitaban la región eran utilizados como fuente de abrigo, alimento y trueque por los pueblos originarios locales, los cuales se comerciaban con todo tipo de productos desde y hacia Chile (Porcel de Peralta, 1965; Palermo, 1998; Mandrini, 1998; Bandieri, 2005). En el siglo XIX y tras la independencia del Virreinato del Río de la Plata de la corona española, se liberan las trabas comerciales existentes hasta el momento, por lo que la producción agropecuaria sufre un gran auge, favoreciendo a la producción lanera nacional y a la importación de animales de lana fina, codiciadas ambas por el mercado internacional (Giberti, 1961). Esto, sumado a la conquista de tierras anteriormente habitadas por los pueblos originarios, y al fomento por parte del gobierno para poblar la Patagonia, promueve el apogeo de la producción ovina, desencadenando un proceso conocido como “Merinización”. De esta manera la raza Merino fue imponiéndose, absorbiendo paulatinamente a las poblaciones ovinas pre-existentes (Arrazcaeta, 1998; Coronato, 2010). Hoy la raza Merino tiene un protagonismo casi exclusivo en la producción agropecuaria de la región, en tanto la Corriedale conforma los sistemas productivos de la provincia de Santa Cruz y Tierra del Fuego, quedando solo rezagos de las primeras poblaciones ovinas que la habitaron. Sin embargo a partir de trabajos realizados junto a artesanas de la región, se ha podido identificar que el tipo de lana más adecuada para el desarrollo de artesanías tradicionales en telar Mapuche difiere de aquella que demanda la industria. La misma proviene de animales “Criollos” conocidos regionalmente como “Linca”. La población “Linca” actual presenta majadas dispersas y reducidas, notándose dificultades en la reposición de hembras y particularmente de machos reproductores. Meat, Wool Se encuentran adaptadas a las condiciones de cirnaza extensivas imperantes en la Patagponia Norte de la Argentina. Las criadoras/es e hilanderas valoran la lana “Linca” por la presencia de doble cobertura, largo de mecha, suavidad y diversidad de colores. Expresan que este tipo de lana permite acortar los tiempos del proceso de hilado, además de proporcionarle características distintivas, en cuanto a finura y resistencia, que hacen el hilo apropiado para el tejido en telar mapuche. Le atribuyen también una capacidad superior respecto de la aislación térmica e impermeabilidad de las prendas (ponchos, peleras, chalecos, etc.). Presentan Vellón de doble cobertura (Down y pelo) con gran diversidad de colores, atributo que los diferencia de las razas laneras en la región, de lanas blancas (48% Mora; 25% Blanco; 18% Negro; 7% Bayo; 1,3% Marrón; 1,3% Manchado). Esa diversidad de colores permite a las artesanas realizar labores y diseños en las prendas tejidas, propios de su cultura (Mastrandrea, 2007). 2 0 / 2 66.8 63.2 46.79 42.65 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Antes de la introducción de la Raza Merino a la Patagonia los ovinos que habitaban la región desde fines del siglo XVII, eran utilizados como fuente de abrigo, alimento y trueque por los aborígenes locales, de etnia mapuche, los cuales comerciaban todo tipo de productos desde y hacia el Pacífico (Mandrini, 1998; Bandieri, 2005). Dichos animales utilizados tradicionalmente por los pueblos originarios, sufrieron desplazamiento y erosión por parte de razas especializadas en producción de lana fina para la industria. La población de ovinos “Linca” proviene de animales adaptados y conservados por el valor biocultural que representan para los agricultores familiares que los crían. Actualmente presenta majadas dispersas y reducidas, notándose dificultades en la reposición de hembras y particularmente de machos reproductores. En éste sentido las artesanas de aquellas familias que abastecen a los mercados de lana tipo industrial con detino a exportación, tienen falta de lana adecuada para desarrollar la actividad textil tradicional. Introdicidas durante la colonización española y adaptadas y seleccionadas por sus criadores durante el proceso histórico Patagonia Argetnina provincias de Río Negro, Neuquen y Chubut Wool Medium 4 3 6 23 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Argentina ARG Sheep Lincoln eng. Lincoln Longwool 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Argentina ARG Sheep Manchega sp. Manchega 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Sheep Merino Merino Wool 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed mainly northern Patagonia Kept in extensive systems (approx. 500 heads) or in commercial systems (500 to 4000 heads). international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Oveja Criolla del Oeste Formoseño Español Meat, Wool Gran capacidad crecimiento, tamaño medio y hábidez en la busqueda de alimentos No manifiestan estacionalidas marcada La lana que producen ha sido incorporada por las mujeres Qom como materia prima, ya que posee características que permiten determinados trabajos de hilado y tejido típicos y artesanales de esta cultura Animales mayoritariamente (75,5%) de capa blanca. sin embrago se registran animales de otros colores de capa 10,2% manchadas (negro-blanco), 6,1% negro, 6,1% marrón y 2% gris 2 0 73% con seños 66.7 42 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed En el siglo XVI fueron introducidos en el país, encontrando buenas condiciones para su subsistencia, se reprodujeron sin trabas durante dos siglos y medio, adaptándose a las características del clima y el suelo donde se desarrollaron, dando origen a los animales denominados criollos, que son la base para la actual ganadería ovina, aunque al comienzo el lanar resultó poco atractivo para los ganaderos ya que el consumo de su carne no se justificaba por la abundancia de carne vacuna. Teniendo en cuenta la gran diversidad de regiones, situaciones climáticas y variaciones ambientales donde fueron llevados estos ovinos y la capacidad de adaptación que manifestaron para producir en todos ellos de forma extensiva, es importante destacar que esto no hubiese sido posible de no contar con la riqueza genética suficiente. Hacia fines del siglo XVI, se produjeron varias entradas de ovinos al territorio argentino por el norte y también por el Río de la Plata, coincidiendo con la fundación de las principales ciudades (Montoya, 1984). A la región de Cuyo fueron introducidos desde Chile por los indios Huarpes en el año 1561 y a la Patagonia llegaron recién en 1703 llevados por el jesuita Van der Meeren hasta los alrededores del lago Nahuel Huapi (Carrazzoni, 1997). Se la ubica en el corazón del Gran Chaco Americano, en su área semiárida, principalmente en el centro y oeste de la provincia de Formosa, oeste de la provincia del Chaco y este de la provincia de Salta (Argentina). Wool Medium 2 1 6 32 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 10 18 16 20 0.13 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Pampinta sp. 0 0 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed locally adapted breed local No Material unknown unknown -Argentina ARG Sheep Romney Marsh Meat for regional market. eng. Romney Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed Mesopotamia (Nort-east Argentina); Pampa grasslands (Central east) international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Scottish Blackface eng. Scottish Blackface 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Argentina ARG Sheep South Down eng. South Down 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Argentina ARG Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed Exotic. originated on the Isle of Texel off the coast of The Netherlands. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Argentina ARG Vicuña Argentinian Vicuña Vucuña is reared basically for fiber production, and under semi captivity conditions. Marketing of animals is severely restricted because is a wild species, but fiber can be sheared and marketed. eng. Vicuña Wool Native n Wild Breed Duga, L. (1993) local No Material unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Ass Armyanskaya ru. Armenian Caucasian type domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Cattle Black and White Holstein (black and white) They do not adjust well to mountainous pastures' conditions. 0 0 domestic breed female animals imported since 1970 1970 4000 5000 3.2 Black and white breed should be kept in stationary conditions or in pastures close to households. Only female heifers can be taken to mountainous pastures given they are not stony. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Cattle Grey Caucasian Milk 2003: some 80 percent of the entire herd belongs to Grey Caucasian breed. 0 0 780 domestic breed Most precious species of this breed were developed in Armenia, first in Lori plateaus and then in other regions. The Grey Caucasian Cattle was developed from a crossbred between small-sized Caucasian with Swiss Schwitz breed bulls, the new generation heifers were then mated with local bulls. 1960 all Armenian regions 2400 3.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Cattle Holstein Only used for crossbreeding to raise the Caucasian Grey cattle's productivity and technical fitness. Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 5000 6000 3.6 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Cattle Jersey Only used for crossbreeding to raise the Caucasian Grey cattle's productivity and technical fitness. Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Cattle Knar 0 0 domestic breed A recorded Caucasian Gray cow developed from American selection of Schwitz breed. 9426 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Cattle Lorii Milk uni coloured: brown
comments: brown with lighter or darker patches 2 2 0 domestic variety Lesser Caucasian x Brown Swiss (1934 - 40): absorbed by Caucasian Brown local No Information extinct extinct -Armenia ARM Cattle Schwitz Brown Swiss Swiss domestic breed semen imported from USA; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Cattle Small Caucasian Male animals were used as draught force after being castrated. Greater Caucasus Meat 2003:small-sized Caucasian breed could not meet the demands of the developing republic with its low productivity. Beginning from 1930 they were crossbred with Swiss Schwitz breed bulls, the new generation heifers were then mated with local bulls with the aim of achieving radical breed changes. The small-sized caucasian population extinct. They are well adapted to the local conditions, especially to mountainous pastures. They don't give much meat, but it is very delicious. 0 0 230 370 domestic breed indigenous breed mountainous pastures 800 1200 4 4.2 regional No Information extinct extinct unknown -Armenia ARM Chicken High-Line Brown Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown domestic breed imported; exotic 320 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown domestic breed imported; exotic 320 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Chicken Yerevanian Meat 2003: there is only one pedigree farm in Armenia now specialized in poultry, but it is in lamentable state. One can state that this breed is threatened to completely disappear. Resistance to a set of diseases and a modest fodder demand. It is noted by its high reproductive capacities exceeding all other crosses. Egg weight is 57 grams. 3.5 2.3 domestic breed Developed by cross breeding of local fowls with Rhode Island, New Hemisphere and other breeds. 165 190 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Goat Alpine Alpine Well adjusted to the local environment. 0 0 domestic breed imported by Marketing Assistance Project (MAP); exotic 150 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Goat Azerbaidzhanskaya ru. Azerbaijan Long-Haired Caucasian, South Caucasian, Transcaucasian, Azerbaijan Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: also black, red, grey
multi coloured: usually black dappled with red, pied 2 2 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Goat Tokenburg Toggenburg Well adjusted to the local environment. 0 0 domestic breed imported by Marketing Assistance Project (MAP); exotic 150 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Goat Zanen Saanen Well adjusted to the local environment. 0 0 domestic breed imported by Marketing Assistance Project (MAP); exotic 150 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Pig Armenian meat Armenian meat pigs are used for the improvement of the breed through crossbreeding. GeneralCrossbreeding Well adjusted to local conditions. Good results were achieved by crossbreeding it with Landras breed. Fifty percent of pigs in Armenia belong to this breed. 300 250 Long body; well developed lower extremities and strong carcass composition. Length of body of males is 170-180 and that of females is 160-170 cm. domestic breed developed through crossbreeding 2003 9 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Pig Big White At the initial stage they were used for the improvement of local pigs' characteristics and later for pure breeding and crossbreeding. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding Adjusted to Armenian conditions. domestic breed imported; exotic Raised in specialized farms, individual farms and collective economies. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Pig Duroc They are often used by collective farms for improvement of local breeds. eng. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Pig Forest Mountain eng. Forest Mountain New Lesogor, Novaya Lesogornaya, Lesogornaya Porodnaya Gruppa Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The animals can survive on pasture. Well adjusted to local conditions. This breed is producing high quality meat. These hardy animals are known for their strong constitution. uni coloured: white, black, grey 260 166 long-haired in winter, semi-lop ears domestic breed composite of Mangalitsa and (Large White x local pigs) 1950's mountainous forests (Northeastern regions) F65-137 Nine months a year they are kept in forests and three winter months in stationary conditions. This is an extensive breed and causes ecological damages by digging holes under trees roots. 8.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Pig Landras They are often used by collective farms for improvement of local breeds. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Pig Ukrainian They are often used by collective farms for improvement of local breeds. Ukrainian GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Pig Welsh They are often used by collective farms for improvement of local breeds. Welsh Exotic GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Armenia ARM Rabbit Armenian Marder Meat 4.25 Body length is 50-55 cm. domestic breed autochthonous breed. It was developed through a complicated crossbreeding (Chinchilla x Russian rabbit x local breeds) 1940 country-wide 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Rabbit Butterfly eng. Butterfly domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Armenia ARM Rabbit Californian eng. California domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Armenia ARM Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Armenia ARM Rabbit Shinshilla Chinchilla domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Armenia ARM Rabbit Vienna eng. Wiener domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Armenia ARM Sheep Armenian Red eng. uni coloured: red 0 0 wild variety Ovis Orientalis Armeniana Nasonov, variety of Red Sheep wool local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Armenian Semi-Coarse Wool eng. Armyanskaya Polugrubosherstnaya Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0 0 74 67 85 55 fat tail domestic breed composite of Rambouillet and Lincoln x Balbas
the first stage of developing this breed (1931-1952) was conducted in Alagyaz farm in Talin region, ewes of local rough-wool breed, called Balbas, were cross-bred with American Rambouillet and English Lincoln rams wool coarse/carpet 3.5 3 6 100 110 6 3.5 3 55 F65-207 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Armenian Semi-Fine Wool Aragatsskaya, Armenian Semifinewooled Fat-Tailed Breed Group (obsulete synonym), Aragats Well adjusted to mountainous conditions. characterized by strong carcass composition, high milk and meat productivity.
The wool yield of Koridel breed is 3.6, 3.9 kg that of ewes is 2.4, 2.7kg. Pure wool yield is 58-65 percent. uni coloured: white 0 0 85 53.5 big size domestic variety originated at Aragats State Farm from Balbas x [Rambouillet or Lincoln x (Ram or Lincoln x Balbas)], variety of Armenian Semi-Coarsewool This type can be raised in all regions, except those where semi-rough breed is raised. wool local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Balbas Its wool is an important material for carpet making. Balbas Balbasskaya Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Wool yield is 55-65 percent. multi coloured: wool is white coloured, areas around their eyes, bottom of legs and ears are black 0/2 0 77.5 57.5 Caucasian Fat-Tailed Type. They have relatively short body, deep and broad carcass and straight spine. domestic breed indigenous breed. It is one of the oldest local breeds in Armenia and Azerbaijan. South-eastern Armenia wool coarse/carpet 1.7 100 160 F65-235 1.01 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Bozagh Bozakh Bozakhskaya, Bozakh Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Annual wool yield is 1.8-2 kg uni coloured: white (36%), yellow-white (23), tan (13), grey (10), red (9) 0/2 0/2 64 70 50 It is smaller in size than Mazegh and Balbas types. domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type. This breed was improved by crossbreeding with Merinos sheep. north and northeastern regions of Armenia wool 3.4 37 40 50 3.4 F65-239 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Erik ru. Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 similar to Tushin, but larger and with coarser wool domestic breed Caucasian Fat-Tail type Amasiya wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Karabakh Karabakh Reproductive rams' wool yield is 3-3.6, that of ewes is 2.4-2.8 kg. Pure wool yield is 70-75 percent. 0 0 75 53 Sheep are of medium size, extremities are thin and dry. domestic breed mainly in Nagorno Karabakh and the Armenian south (Zangezour). wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Krasnyi Samukh ru. Red Sheep Oriental Mouflon, Red Sheep multi coloured: reddish with paler underparts 2 0 intermediate of Urial and Mouflon-Short-Tail feral breed Ovis orientalis gmelin, orientalis, gmelini and ophion wool international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Kyas'ma ru. Kesme, Kyasma 0 0 domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type, composite of Mazekh and Erik Amassi wool local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Martuninskaya ru. Martunin Well adjusted to local high mountainous conditions. Wool yield of rams is 4-5 kg and that of ewes is 2.3-2.7 kg. Pure wool yield is 60-75 percent. uni coloured: white 0 0 75 52 domestic variety variety of Armenian Semi-Coarsewool, composite of Aragats and (Aragats x Balbas) 1952-1956 wool 110 120 49 local No Information unknown unknown -Armenia ARM Sheep Mazegh Mazekh Gyzyl-Gojun, Rough-wool sheep, Mazekh Meat uni coloured: red-brown (72%), black(14%), red (9%) or grey (5%) 2 0 72.5 47.5 similar to Balbas domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type wool coarse/carpet regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Cattle Limousine Limousin 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Chicken Brown Layer-Hi-Sex eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs industrial 2.2 domestic line imported for commercial egg production 275 5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Chicken Leghorn Layers eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Fancy industrial 2.2 domestic breed imported from USA 275 5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Deer Wild Deer eng. 0 0 wild breed local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Duck (domestic) Antigua & Barbuda Duck eng. Meat middle level domestic mongrel (Birds) imported local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Duck (domestic) Pekin eng. Pekin domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Duck (domestic) Pond Duck eng. Hunting indigenous comment: white crest very small size, they are brownish-black in colour domestic breed This population is locally found around ponds and dams. some of these ducks are migratory, moving north to south and back according to seasons local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Duck (domestic) West Indian eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goat Alpine eng. Alpine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed exotic, South African goat. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goat Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goat Sannen eng. Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goose (domestic) African Goose eng. African Goose Fancy multi coloured: dark brown with some black domestic breed imported from USA international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goose (domestic) White Chinese eng. White Chinese Fancy domestic breed imported from USA international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Goose (domestic) White Emden eng. White Emden Fancy domestic breed imported from USA international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Guinea fowl Pearl Guinea Fowl eng. Pearl Guineafowl Fancy industrial multi coloured: grey with white spots keratinized comb domestic breed imported from USA international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Guinea fowl Purple Guinea Fowl eng. Purple Guineafowl Fancy fancy uni coloured: purple keratinized comb domestic breed imported regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Muscovy duck Muscovy Duck eng. Muscovy Fancy industrial uni coloured: white domestic breed imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Peacock Indian Peacock eng. Hobby domestic breed imported from USA local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pig Large Black eng. Large Black domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pig Wild pig eng. Sus scrofa wild breed imported; exotic Barbuda international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Pigeon Antigua & Barbuda Pigeon eng. Hobby fancy domestic breed The origin of this breed is unknown. local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Rabbit California eng. California domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Rabbit Dutch eng. Dutch domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Rabbit English eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Rabbit New Zealand Red eng. New Zealand Red domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Sheep Dorper Dorper 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Sheep Dorsette eng. Dorset Horn 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Sheep Katahdin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Sheep Virgin Island White eng. St. Croix 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Sheep West African eng. West African Dwarf 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Antigua and Barbuda ATG Turkey White Giant eng. White Meat industrial domestic line Imported as baby chicks from Barbados and USA for commercial purposes, especially for the Christmas season. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Alpaca Huacaya Huacaya domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Alpaca Suri Suri domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Ass Australian Donkey eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Ass English Donkey eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Ass Irish Donkey eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Buffalo Australian Swamp Buffalo eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from eastern Indonesian islands 1820s local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Buffalo Riverine Buffalo 0 0 domestic breed imported in 1994, 1995, 1997 1994 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cassowary Casuarius casuarius Cassowary wild species international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Africander eng. Africander uni coloured: red 2 2 long lateral horns 122 402 450 Sanga type y 1907 domestic breed imported from South Africa 1950s Queensland 1196 F20(1)-104 FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle Angus eng. Population data sourced from Australian Registered Cattle Breeders' Association Inc. (ARCBA) and assorted breed societies Aberdeen-Angus Aberdeen Angus Meat 2 2 y 1883 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom (Scotland) 1820s country-wide, mainly in southern temperate zones international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Australian Braford eng. Braford Meat uni coloured: white face 0/2 0/2 y 1956 domestic breed composite of Brahman and Hereford in 1946-1952 1946-1952 northern Queensland international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Australian Charbray eng. Charbray Meat This breed is reported to be tick and parasite resistant. This breed has no calving problems. Animals of this breed produce high quality carcasses. uni coloured: white to light red 2 2 165 150 1000 800 domestic breed composite of Charolais and Brahman in the 1970's 1970's northern Australia 34 33 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with total grazing. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Australian Friesian Sahiwal eng. Australian Friesian Sahiwal AFS Milk This breed is reported to be tick resistant. uni coloured: black, red, sometimes brindle
multi coloured: pied 2 2 y 1983 domestic breed The Australian Friesian Sahiwal (AFS) was developed by the Queensland government in the 1960s. F2, F3 of Sahiwal and Friesian, selected for tick resistance and milk traits. 1961 Northern Queensland, northern Western Australia and tropical areas of Northern Territory. 2372 W52-14 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Cattle Australian Milking Zebu eng. Australian Milking Zebu AMZ Milk The breed is reported to be heat tolerant. This breed is reported to be tick resistant. uni coloured: tan (like Jersey) 2 2 700 500 domestic breed Developed by CSIRO, Australia. It's a composite of Sahiwal & Sindhi X HF& Jersey & Guernsey & Illawarra & Ayrshire, best F3 selected. 1955 Queensland and New South Wales. 300 4000 4.5 40 36 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing, grazing and fodder or grazing and concentrate as feed. Performance data were collected with the cooperation of CSIRO as part of an breed improvement programme. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Australian Red Dairy Breed eng. Aussie Red Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Germany. 1985 Victoria, New Souh Wales, South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland and Tasmania. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Australian Sahiwal eng. Milk The breed has outstanding heat and parasitic resistance which allows it to perform under harsh environmental conditions which other breeds would not tolerate. This breed is reported to be tick resistant. The crosses perform very well. 2 2 150 132 700 450 domestic breed composite of Devon, Shorthorn and Jersey, upgraded to minimum 7/8 Sahiwal Queensland 305 3400 5.5 25 24 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Australian Shorthorn eng. North Australian Shorthorn, Northern Territory Shorthorn, Kimberley Shorthorn Meat The breed is well adapted to tropical conditions. 2 2 domestic variety variety of Beef Shorthorn northern Territory and North-western Australia local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Australian White eng. Meat 0/2 0/2 about 33% of population has horns or scurs domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Ayrshire eng. Note: Used in beef and milk production. Population numbers include both uses. Ayrshire Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Scotland 1848 New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania. Commercial dairy sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Bali Cattle eng. Bali Banteng, Cobourg Peninsula, Balinese The animals of this breed are reported to show a high degree of disease resistance. This breed is very fertile, possibly due to the long heat period. multi coloured: males: red turning black: females: reddish-brown with white patches on hindquarters and legs 2 2 375 feral breed imported from Bali in 1849, they were freed soon after and became feral. 1849 Northern Territory 270 720 W7-15, 19, 20 W31-24 F24-367 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Bazadaise fr. Australian Bazadais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from France, South of Bordeaux 1991 Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Northern Territory and South Australia. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Beef Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Northern United Kingdom 1825 Victoria, Southern Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales, southern Queensland, Western Australia and Northern Territory. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Beefmaker eng. Meat uni coloured: white face 2 2 domestic breed Developed in New South Wales, Australia. Composite of (Simmental x Hereford) and Hereford, 75 % Hereford X 25% Simmental. 1973 'Wallamumbi', Armidale, New South Wales local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Belgian Blue eng. Belgian Blue Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Ardenne Hills region of Belgium 1988 mainly Victoria international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Belmont Adapteur Adapteur 0 0 domestic breed Developed by CSIRO Belmont Research Station. It's parent stock are the Shorthorn and Hereford. 1950 Central Queensland local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Belmont Red Belmont Red Meat 2 2 950 550 domestic breed The breed was developed in Australia by the CSIRO, Rockhampton, in the late 1960's. Composite of (Africander x Hereford) and (Africander x Shorthorn); 50% Africander X 25% Shorthorn X 25% Hereford. in 1960's Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia and Victoria. 200 4.1 33 31 FAO Breed Survey CSIRO Department of Primary Industries, Queensland Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. Performance data came from trials conducted by the CSIRO and the Department of Primary Industries, Queensland. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Belted Galloway eng. Belted Galloway Meat 0 0 Distinctive white belt. domestic breed imported from New Zealand 1950s southern Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blondes Blondes Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from South west France 1972 country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from South Africa; composite of 3/8 Shorthorn-Hereford 5/8 Africander. 1998 Queensland and New South Wales international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Boran Boran Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from southern Ethiopia, Africa 1990 Queensland and New South Wales international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Braford eng. Braford Meat 0 0 domestic breed developed in Queensland Australia from imported Brahman and Hereford; crossbreed of Brahman X Hereford. 1940s mainly Queensland and New South wales. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman American Brahman Meat uni coloured: usually silver grey 2 2 126 646 420 Zebu domestic breed imported from USA Imported to Australia in 1933 Queensland, northern South West Territory, Western Australia and Northern Territory. 25 24 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 150 130 800 480 y 1956 domestic breed imported from USA; composite of Brahman (3/8) and Aberdeen-Angus (5/8) 1950-1960 mainly in Queensland, Northern Territory and northern New South Wales. 1000 1500 4.2 32 27 4.2 1641 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with good grazing. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Braunvieh ger. Note: The Australian Braunvieh Association Inc was incorporated in July 1994 after a restructure from the Australian Brown Swiss and Braunvieh Association which had been incorporated in 1989. Preceeding that the ABS&BA was formed out of a combined breeding group formed in 1974. Brown Swiss Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Germany, Austria and Switzerland 1972-1990 Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle British White eng. Population data sourced from Australian Registered Cattle Breeders' Association Inc. (ARCBA) and assorted breed societies British White 0 0 y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom (England) 1958 New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Victoria. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle Browns Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Switzerland 1974 Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Cape Cattle 0 0 wild imported; It is believed that these cattle go back to the first fleet. Kanangra Boyd National Park, west of Sydney local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Charbray Charbray Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Texas, USA from Charolais bulls X Brahman cows after 1969 Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from central France 1969 New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Northern Territory, Western Australia and Tasmania. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Chianina Chianina Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed Asia/Africa to Italy Imported to Australia in 1974 Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Ciangus Meat 0 0 y 1986 domestic breed imported from Texas, USA; Chianina X Angus 1975 Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Dairy Shorthorn eng. Note: population numbers include both dairy and beef uses. Dairy Shorthorn Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, pre 1930 Tasmania, New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle Darbalara 2 2 0 domestic variety strain of Australian Milking Shorthorn, latter now absorbed by Illawarra local No Information extinct extinct -Australia AUS Cattle Devon eng. Devon Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from South west United Kingdom early 1800s country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Dexter eng. Dexter 0 0 domestic breed imported from Ireland pre 1940s country-wide and ACT. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Droughtmaster eng. Droughtmaster Meat The breed was initially developed in North Queensland to perform in a tropical environment subject to seasonal variation and to low protein in natural pastures during the dry season (Oct-Dec) and to counter the tick invasion that arrived in that part of Australia at the turn of the century. More recently it has been found useful in temperate climates because of its easy management, low fat and red meat, good temperament and value as cross-breeding stock. uni coloured: red 2 2 168 137 1000 695 domestic breed imported locally adapted; The parent breeds are: Zebu bulls X Shorthorn, Hereford & Shorthorn-Devon cross cows + Brahman cattle after 1930's. 1930s Northern Territory, Old Northern New South Wales and Western Australia. 22.5 19 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under open range grazing. Calves are normally small at birth (i.e. no calving problems) but soon catch up in growth. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle English Longhorn eng. Longhorn 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, South West Scotland pre 1858 Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania,Victoria, Western Australia and ACT. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Gelbvieh eng. Gelbvieh Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Germany, Bavaria 1976-1979 Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia and ACT. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Greyman eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed Murray Grey X Brahman, develoepd in Queensland, Australia 1970s local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Guernsey eng. Used for beef and dairy production - population numbers here include both uses. Guernsey Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Guernsey 1898 South Australia, Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, Tasmania and Western Asutralia international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 y domestic breed Herefordshire, United Kingdom 1826 mainly in the Southern temperate states. Qld, NSW, SA, Vic, Tas, WA Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Highland Cattle eng. Highland Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Highlands and west coastal islands of Scotland mid 1800s, reintroduced in 1950s Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Western Europe 1850s all dairy areas across Australia international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Holstein-Jersey cross eng. Milk local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Illawarra eng. Illawarra Shorthorn Australian Illawarra Shorthorn, South Coast Cattle, Ais Milk The females are known for calving ease. The animals are good foragers with a good temperament. They produce well under tropical and other conditions. uni coloured: red, roan 2 2 72 65 900 550 domestic breed imported, locally adapted; imported from Australia, 80km south of Sydney. The parent breeds are: Jersey, Guernsey, Dexter, Holstein-Friesian, Shorthorn and Ayrshire. early 19th century Queenland, New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria. 300 4500 3.8 37 32.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and with grazing and concentrate feeding. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Jersey 1850s country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Limousin eng. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from central France 1973 Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Lincoln Red eng. Lincoln Red Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Lincolnshire early 1900s and again in 1951 South west Western Australia, Hunter region and Liverpool ranges of New South wales, also Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania and Norfolk. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Cattle Lowline eng. Australian Lowline Meat 0 0 domestic breed NSW Dept Agriculture, Trangie Research centre Australia. The parent breed is Angus. 1974 Tasmania, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, New South Wales and ACT. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Luing Luing 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Isle of Luing, off west coast of Scotland. Beef Shorthorn X Highland Highlands of Southern Australia international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle Maine Anjou Maine-Anjou Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from northern France 1973 Central New South Wales and Victoria international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Mandalong Special eng. Meat uni coloured: white blond 0/2 0/2 165 148 1250 900 domestic breed "imported, locally adapted; This breed has been developed from Charolais, Chianina, Poll Shorthorn, British White and Brahman at """"Mandalong Park"""", Mamre Road, St. Marys, New South Wales 2760, Australia (phone - 026704005: fax - 026705375). The most recent data indicate that the composition contains 62.5% continental breeds, 18.75% British breeds and 18.75% Bos Indicus. This is a new breed, the first females were released in 1988." 1965-1988 New South Wales, Queensland, Northern Territory, Victoria and South Australia. 38 34 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Meuse-Rhine-Issel Holstein (red and white) Dutch Red and White Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Holland, The Netherlands international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Minature Hereford eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported from south west Texas, USA 1997 country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Murray Grey eng. Murray Grey Meat uni coloured: silver-grey to grey-dun 0 0 domestic breed imported, locally adapted; composite of Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus, graded to Aberdeen Angus and selected for grey 1905 New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia and ACT. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Cattle Nguni eng. domestic breed Southern Africa local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Piedmontese Piedmont Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Italy; Aurochs X Zebu 1988-89 New South Wales, ACT, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Pinzgauer Pinzgau 0 0 domestic breed 1990 Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Poll Hereford eng. Polled Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed USA 1920s Qld, NSW, SA, WA, Tas, ACT, southern NT Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Poll Shorthorn eng. Polled Shorthorn Beef Shorthorn, Shorthorn 0 0 850 600 y 1935 domestic variety imported, locally adapted; variety of Beef Shorthorn. 1905 country-wide regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Red Angus eng. Red Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported (introduced to Scotland by Vikings) country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Red Poll eng. Note: Used in both beef and dairy production. Population numbers include both uses. Red Poll Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, Suffolk 1850 Western Australia, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Red Sindhi eng. Red Sindhi Sindhi, Red Karachi uni coloured: red 2 2 132 115 410 320 Zebu, medium dewlap y domestic breed imported from Sind province of Pakistan 1945 Queensland, New South Wales, Tasmania, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. 274 1608 26 24 F24-165 N3-60 N4-36 FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Romognola eng. Romagnola Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Italy 1976 Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and Tasmenia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Sahiwal eng. Sahiwal Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Punjab, Pakistan 1950s Queensland, Northern Territory, Northern New South Wales and northern Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Salers Salers Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from France 1985 Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia, Victoria and Tasmania and South Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 domestic breed imported from Texas, USA; composite of Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8) 1910-1940 , imported into Australia in 1952 country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Senepol Senepol Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from St Croix, Carribean. Parent breeds: N'Dama X Red Poll 2000 Queensland, Northern Territory, New South Wales and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat domestic breed British breed 1825 All states and territories of Aust. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Simbrah eng. Simbrah 0 0 domestic breed imported 1960s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Simford eng. Simford Meat multi coloured: deep honey coloured to red with white face 2 2 domestic breed stabilised cross between Simmental and Hereford 1990 New South Wales 35 32 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Simmental eng. Note: Used in both beef and dairy production. Population numbers include both uses. Simmental Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Simme Valley, Switzerland 1971 country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle South Devon eng. South Devon 0 0 domestic breed imported from South Devon, United Kingdom early 1900s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Speckle Park local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Square Meaters eng. 0 0 domestic breed developed in New South Wales, Australia 1996 Queensland, New South Wales, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia and ACT. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle Tasmanian Grey eng. Meat uni coloured: grey 2 2 similar to Murray Grey 0 domestic variety cross-bred Aberdeen-Angus x White Shorthorn (1938), absorbed by Murrah Grey by 1979 1938 Tasmania. local No Information extinct extinct -Australia AUS Cattle Texas Longhorns eng. Texas Longhorn 0 0 domestic breed imported 1986 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Tropicana eng. Meat domestic breed New South Wales, Australia. Mandalong Specials X Red Brahman Launched 1989 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Cattle Tuli eng. Tuli Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Zimbabwe 1990 Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia and South Australia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Cattle Wagyu eng. Japanese Native Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Japan 1988 country-wide and ACT (not Northern Territory) international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle Welsh Black eng. Welsh Black Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; Hill country of Wales 1980s Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania, King Island and Queensland. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Cattle White Park eng. White Park 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1987 ACT, Serpentine and Western Australia. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Cattle Zebu eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported from India, Asia, Africa 1920s Northern Australia in limited numbers local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Chicken American Game English Very hardy and good foragers. More tolerant to disease than commercial hybrids. Good sitters. Active fowl. Males can be aggressive to other males. Single American Game exist in a wide range of plumage colours. 2.5 2 Exotic n Domestic Breed Widespread. local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Ancona Ancona light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Andalusian eng. Andalusian light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Appenzeller Spitzhauben English Appenzeller Spitzenhauben Exotic international No Information atRisk critical critical -Australia AUS Chicken Araucana eng. Araucana Layer of blue to green eggs light breed soft feathered Exotic n Domestic Breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Asil English Aseel Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Australian Game eng. heavy breed hard feathered domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Australian Langshan eng. heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Australian Pit Game domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Barnevelder English Barnevelder Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Belgian Barbu d'Anvers domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Belgian Barbu d'Uccles domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Belgian Barbu d'Watermael English Amrock Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Brahma eng. Brahma heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Campine Campine light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Cochin Cochin heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Crevecoeur English Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Croad Langshan eng. Croad Langshan heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Dorking eng. Dorking heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Dutch Bantam English Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Faverolles Faverolle heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Fayoumi English Fayoumi Exotic international No Information atRisk critical critical -Australia AUS Chicken Frizzle eng. Frizzle heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Hamburgh ger. Hamburger light breed soft feathered domestic breed regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Houdan fr. Houdan light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Indian Game eng. Indian Game heavy breed hard feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Ixworth English Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Japanese domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Jubilee Game domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Chicken Jungle Fowl eng. Jungle Fowl heavy breed hard feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Australia AUS Chicken La Fleche English La Fléche Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Lakenvelder English Lakenvelder Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Legbar domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Malay Malay Game Malay Game heavy breed hard feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Marans domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Minorca Minorca light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Modern Game eng. Modern Game heavy breed hard feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Australia AUS Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken North West Island Feral Fowl English Locally adapted local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Old English Game eng. Old English Game heavy breed hard feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Old English Pheasant Fowl English Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Orloff English Orloff Exotic international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Orpington eng. Orpington heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Pekin domestic breed local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Phoenix English Phoenix Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Polish eng. Polish light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Redcap English Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Rhode Island eng. Rhode Island Red heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Rosecomb domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Scots Grey domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Sebright domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Shamo English Shamo Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Sicillian Buttercup domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Sicillian Hornet English Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Silkie eng. Silkie light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Spanish eng. Spanish light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Sultan English Sultan Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Australia AUS Chicken Sumatra English Sumatra Exotic international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Transylvanian Naked Neck eng. Transylvanian Naked Neck heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Vorwerk English Vorwerk Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Welbar English Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Chicken Welsummer Welsummer light breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Australia AUS Chicken Wyandotte eng. Wyandotte heavy breed soft feathered domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Australia AUS Chicken Yokohama English Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Australia AUS Deer Chital Axis deer (Axis axis) Indian Spotted Deer, Axis axis 0 0 domestic breed imported; The Chital was the first species of deer introduced in in the early 1800s by Dr John Harris, surgeon to the New South Wales Corps and he had about 400 of these animals on his property by 1813. early 1800s cattle stations in North Queensland near Charters Towers international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Deer Elk primarily used for velvet production. eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Wapiti Velvet 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Deer Fallow Deer Fallow Deer (Cervus dama) Dama dama 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Deer Hog Deer Hog Deer (Axis porcinus) Axis porcinus 0 0 domestic breed imported 1865 coastal regions of South and East Gippsland international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Deer Red Deer eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Cervus elaphus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; predominantly from Windsor Great Park - a gift from His Royal Highness Prince Albert 1860 releases subsequently took place in all mainland states. The most successful of these releases was in Queensland, however Victoria retains a thriving population in the Grampians National Park and its surrounds. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Deer Rusa Rusa deer (Cervus timorensis) Cervus timorensis Rusa deer are well suited to tropical areas. 0 0 domestic breed imported; The original stock of Rusa was introduced from New South Wales from New Caledonia between 1861 and 1885. The original stock of Rusa was the Javan race - a smaller subspecies, the Moluccan rusa, is located on some of the offshore islands north of the mainland. Liberations were made in New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia with the surviving population centred around Sydney's Royal National Park and its surroundings. 1861 Queensland international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Deer Sambar Sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) Cervus unicolor 0 0 domestic breed imported; Sambar were first released in Victoria in 1863 and while the original animals were received from Ceylon (the Ceylon Elk), others were also obtained from India and Malaysia. 1863 Central Highlands of eastern Victoria and into southern New South Wales. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dog Anatolian Shepherd Guard local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dog Border Collie eng. Herding domestic breed a British breed originating from the border regions of England, Scotland and Wales. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dog Cattle dog Blue Heeler, Red Heeler, Australian Heeler, Queensland Blue Herding domestic breed an Australian developed breed and is also known in Australia as Blue Heeler, Red Heeler, Australian Heeler or the Queensland Blue. It originates from drover breeds introduced in the 1800s, which were subsequently crossed with dingoes (indigenous dogs) local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dog Kelpie eng. Australian Working Kelpie Herding domestic breed Result of the intermixing of progeny from three pairs of 'Working Collies' originally imported into Australia by early landholders (Working Kelpie Council). local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dog Maremma Guard local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dog Pyrenean Mountain dog Guard local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dromedary Australian Feral Dromedary eng. Riding (sports) domestic breed This breed has been imported from Morocco and Muscat (Oman) in 1840 and from Pakistan, Afghanistan and India in 1859-1907. 1840 sand-dune desert across broad band from Port Hedland in Western Australia to Innamincke in southern Australia local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dromedary Camelus dromedarius eng. highly suited to the climate in Australia. domestic breed imported; The camels brought into Australia were almost exclusively the one-humped camels (Camelus dromedarius). found in hot desert areas local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dromedary Bactrian Camel Bactrian Camelus bactrianus feral species Only about 20 of the two-humped camels (Camelus bactrianus) normally found in cold deserts were imported into Australia local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Dromedary Bactrian Camel Dromedary Arabian camel, Camelus dromedarius feral species The camels brought into Australia were almost exclusively the one-humped camels (Camelus dromedarius) which are found in hot desert areas and are highly suited to the climate in Australia. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) African eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Aylesbury eng. Aylesbury domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Black East Indian domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Blue Swedish eng. Blue Swedish domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Call domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Cayuga Cayuga domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Chocolate Bibbed domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Crested eng. Crested domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Elizabeth eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Indian Runner eng. Indian Runner domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Mallard domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Orpington eng. Orpington domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Rouen eng. Rouen domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Saxony eng. Saxony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Silver Appleyard eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Duck (domestic) Welsh Harlequin eng. Welsh Harlequin domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Emu Dromaius novaehollandiae Emu Meat Meat from emus is low in fat and low in cholesterol. domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat good capacity to adapt to hot climates. Not heavy milk producers, but yield a high average fat yield - usually over 4%, and high protein content. 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; Zairaibi bucks of Egypt and Jumna Pari bucks of India X British does 1956-1959 4 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Goat Angora Goat eng. Angora Wool uni coloured: white 2 2 70 65 50 40 small-sized, small head in proportion to the body domestic breed imported in 1832 & 1833 from France, in 1873 from South Africa and in 1890 from the USA; large numbers of Angoras have been graded up in Australia using the Australian Feral goat as a base resource. 1832 mohair/angora 1.8 2.6 2.3 AMBA Ltd, P.O. Box 1104, Fyshwick, ACT 2609, Australia Data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, that were not housed and fed on grazing and fodder. Angora goats are not managed under an intensive system in Australia. They need to be shorn every 6 months. The intra population genetic variation is very high. 1.5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Goat Australian All Brown eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed Experimental breed in the process of classification in Australia by the DGSA. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goat Australian Heritage Angora eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported from France and Turkey 1823 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goat Australian Melaan eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed The All Black dairy goat was officially recognised as a breed in its own right and named The Australian Melaan at the 2001 Federal Council meeting of the DGSA. 2001 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goat Australian feral eng. Australian feral Wool Commercial production of cashmere fibre began in Australia in the late 1970s using feral goats as foundation animals. Observations at Avondale Research Station, Beverley, revealed that about 70 per cent of the feral goats grew some cashmere. Production ranged from nil to 200 g of cashmere per goat per year. The top 30 per cent of feral does grow 100 g or more annually. In the eastern States the upgrading process has produced fourth and fifth generation goats that grow up to 200 g of cashmere per year. Individual goats have produced up to 450 g per year. 2 2 feral breed cashmere international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goat Bernier Island eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed originated form Bernier Island, Western Australia, 1899, 1907, 1913. Parent breed: dairy goat. Eradicated from Bernier Island in May 1984. It is believed that no more Bernier Island goats exist. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goat Boer Boer Meat multi coloured: various, including white with red (sometimes black) head 0 0 domestic breed imported from South Africa, descended from nomadic goats of South Africa 1993 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Goat British Alpine eng. British Alpine Milk Beste suited to cooler climates with low humidity. multi coloured: black with white or cream markings on various body parts 0 0 Tall and rangy breed. domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; British goats X Alpine goats 1958 3.5 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Goat Cashmere eng. Cashmere Wool Pure Cashmeres yield as much as 300g per year of cashmere fibre. (Feral goats may only produce 50g per year cashmere fibre). 0 0 domestic breed 1788 cashmere international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Goat Faure Island eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed originated from Faure, Island, Western Australia. Introduced between 1889 and 1900. Parent breed: Angora. 1889 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goat Kalahari Red eng. Kalahari Red Meat multi coloured: red, black 0 0 Large domestic breed imported from South Africa 1999 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Goat Saanen Saanen Milk Performs best in cooler conditions because of the breed's sensitivity to extreme sunlight. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Saane Valley, Switzerland and France 1913 3.5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Obertoggenburg, Switzerland 1947-1953 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) African eng. African Goose domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Chinese eng. Chinese domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Crested eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Egyptian eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Embden eng. Embden domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Pilgrim eng. Pilgrim domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Pomeranian eng. Pomeranian domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Roman eng. Roman domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Sebastopol Sebastopol domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Goose (domestic) Toulouse eng. Toulouse domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse American Saddlebred eng. American Saddle Horse domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Horse Andalusian eng. Andalusian domestic breed imported from Spain, Andalusia international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa multi coloured: white rump usually with small spots light animals domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Australian Brumby eng. wild breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Australian Draught Horse eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Australian Pony eng. domestic breed Thoroughbred, English Hackney pony and Hackney horse, Arab, Welsh Mountain and Cob type, Timor, Hungarian pony and Exmoor bloodlines were the main contributors. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Australian Stockhorse eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Australian Waler eng. Waler Riding (work) light 0 domestic variety absorbed by Australian Stock Horse New South Wales local No Information extinct extinct -Australia AUS Horse Belgian Draught eng. Belgian Draft domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Belgian Warmblood eng. Belgian Warmblood domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Brumbie eng. light animals feral breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Caspian eng. Caspian Caspian Miniature uni coloured: usually bay, grey or chestnut, occasionally black pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Cleveland Bay eng. Cleveland Bay domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Clydesdale eng. Clydesdale domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Horse Coffin Bay Pony eng. wild breed parent breed; Timor Pony South Australia local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Connemara eng. Connemara Pony domestic breed imported from Ireland. Descended from the primitive native stock interbred with the Spanish horses that swam ashore from the wrecks of the Spanish Armada. Arab, Thorougbred and Irish Draught blood have also contributed. 1963 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Dales It has been employed for carting and farmwork, as well as being used in local trotting races. eng. Dales Racing multi coloured: black, sometimes with dark brown and grey This breed is one of the heaviest of Great Britain's native pony breeds, and there is a strong likeness to the Welsh Cob. The maximum allowed height of the breed is 14.2hh, but can be smaller. domestic breed Eastern side of the Pennines, England, in Northumberland, County Durham and Yorkshire. international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Danish Warmblood eng. Danish Warmblood domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Dartmoor eng. Dartmoor Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Horse Egyptian Arabian eng. Arab domestic line international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse English Arabian eng. Arab domestic line international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse English Riding Pony eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse English Spotted Pony eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Exmoor eng. Exmoor Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Falabella eng. Falabella Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Horse Fjord eng. Fjord domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse French Warmblood eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Friesian He can be driven, ridden, jumped, likes working on the land or preforming in the circus. eng. Friesian Riding (sports) uni coloured: black a long flowing mane and tail, often to the ground. He carries his noble head on a crested neck. His action is flamboyant and eye-catching. domestic breed imported from The Netherlands, Friesland international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse German Warmblood eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Greenbank Army eng. Barrackr Brumby domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Guy Fawkes River National Park Brumby eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Hackney eng. Hackney domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Horse Hackney Pony eng. Hackney Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Hafflinger Haflinger domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Hannovarian eng. Hanoverian domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Horse Highland eng. Highland Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Horse Icelandic eng. Iceland Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Irish Draught eng. Irish Draught domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Horse Irish Sporthorse eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Kosciusko Brumby eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Lippizaner Lipitsa domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Horse Lusitano Lusitanian domestic breed imported from Portugal; The Sorraia, believed to have developed from crosses between native Iberian Proto Draft Horses (Equus Caballus Caballus of Western Europe) and ancient strains of Oriental/North African horses. The origins of the Lusitano horse date back to at least 25,000 B.C. in the form of its primitive ancestor, the Sorraia breed. 2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Miniature Horse eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Miniature Pony eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Morgan domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Namagdi National Park Brumby eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse New Forest eng. New Forest Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Oldenburger eng. Oldenburg domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Palamino eng. Palomino domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Horse Palouse eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Percheron fr. Percheron 1000 750 domestic breed imported from France international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Polish Arabian eng. Arab domestic line international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Quarterhorse eng. Quarter Horse domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Shetland eng. Shetland Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Shire eng. Shire domestic breed Shires, in general, were used in the 16th century with paintings dating back to the 15th century that show them in the perfection of form. international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Standardbred eng. American Trotter domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Suffolk Punch eng. Suffolk domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Horse Swedish Warmblood eng. Swedish Warmblood domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Tennessee Walking Horse eng. Tennessee Walking Horse domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Horse Timor Pony eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Waler domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Warmblood eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Horse Welsh Mountain Pony eng. Welsh Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Ostrich African Black eng. African Black domestic breed stable cross between the South African and North African breeds international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Ostrich Masai Kenyan Red Red Neck domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Ostrich Somali eng. Blue Neck domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Pig Black Jack eng. Jock domestic line male line of Large Black local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Pig Charlsun eng. Sir Charles domestic line male line of Wessex Saddleback local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported 2000 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Pig Gypsy eng. domestic line female line of Large Black local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Pig Kangaroo Island eng. multi coloured: black spotted small size to dwarf feral breed probably descended from British breeds, released in 1801 southern Australia local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported 2000 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Pig Large Black eng. Large Black domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed imported 2000 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Pig Princess eng. domestic line female line of Large Black local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Pig Welsh eng. Welsh domestic breed international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Australia AUS Pig Wessex Saddleback eng. Wessex Saddleback domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Australian Merino eng. Australian Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 y 1923 domestic breed improved by Saxony Merino, Rambouillet, American Rambouillet and Merino wool fine international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Awassi Awassi uni coloured: brown to white 0 0 Fat-tailed sheep. domestic breed imported from Arabian Peninsular mid 1980's wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep BLM Border Leicester Merino, Border Merino Wool It has shown itself to be well-suited as a prime lamb mother for Australian conditions. The breed was selected for fertility. good milk production. uni coloured: white 0 0 well proportioned carcass and robust constitution. domestic breed originated at Condobolin Research Station from Border Leicester and Merino selected for fertility. Border Leicester x Merino cross. 1955 New South Wales wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Bond Corriedale In the craft world, the fleece is used for fine to medium weight garments. Wool Well adapted to a range of environments. some resistance to fleece rot and blow-fly strike. 0 0 large frame. domestic breed "Merino-based breed. Australian breed established in 1909. Lincoln rams X stud Peppin Merino ewes. Originally known as the """"Commercial Corriedale"""" or Bond Corriedale. It was bred to produce a soft handling, finer wool than the Corriedale. It is now recognised as a separate breed." 1909 26 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Booroola Leicester Meat Prime lambs are produced by this breed. This breed holds two copies of the Booroola gene. 0 0 92 65 domestic breed composite of Border Leicester (7/8 ) and 1/8 Merino (1/8), carries 2 copies of the Booroola gene wool 6 3 2.8 FAO Breed Survey This breed is currently in the final stages of research and is about to be released to the Australian sheep meat market. Depending on the rate of absorbtion, the breed could increase the number of Australian prime lambs by 1.8 million per year. The breed contains two copies (homozygous) of the Booroola F gene. Research has shown that the Booroola F gene will increase the reproductive performance of Border Leicester X Merino dams by 10-30% depending on management and season. Even at a minimum of 10% and based on a lamb value of 20$, extra production could be worth $35 million to the lamb industry. Alternatively reducing ewe numbers needed to maintain the current lamb population could increase the efficency of production. 3.13 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Booroola Merino Booroola Merino High-Fertility Merino Wool This breed is highly prolific, due to the Booroola gene. Their fertility is as high as any breed in the world. Half-Booroola ewes on average wean about 20 percent more lambs than comparable Merinos under the same conditions. They also have the ability to breed at most times of the year, thus extending the breeding season. uni coloured: white 2 0/2 65 47 domestic breed strain of medium-wooled Non-Peppin (MNP) Australian Merino carrying gene for prolificacy, selected (on females only) by Seears brothers at Booroola, Cooma, NSW since 1945 and by CSIRO (on males and females) since 1958, this strain is distinguished from normal MNP bloodlines by its exceptional prolificacy and certain related aspects of reproductive biology 1945 onwards CSIRO, Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia wool fine 4 2.5 2.3 FAO Breed Survey 2.4 1 6 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Border Leicester Its main role is crossing with merino ewes to produce a first cross prime lamb mother. eng. Border Leicester GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Large, robust hornless sheep with no wool on face or legs. Wool tends to be long and very coarse. domestic breed imported from Leicestershire, United Kingdom 1871 wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Sheep Borino eng. uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Border Leicester and Merino wool local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Bundoran Comeback eng. Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Australian Merino strains, Polwarth and Zenith 1971 Victoria wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Bungaree Merino eng. 0 0 domestic variety variety of South Australian Merino with English Longwool blood southern Australia wool local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Camden eng. Wool 0 0 domestic strain "strain of the merino breed. A closed flock descended directly from Captain John Macarthur's """"Camden Park"""" flock which was founded on Spanish bloodlines through Merinos." 1797 and 1804 wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Camden Park eng. Macarthur Merino TouristAttraction TouristicPotential 0 0 small body size domestic breed early strain (1797-around 1856) of Australian Merino 1797-around 1856 New South Wales, Macarthur Park wool 2 3 18 N8-5 FAO Breed Survey The flocks are raised in a museum. 1.02 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Carpetmaster eng. Wool In common with other carpet-wool breeds, it has high yielding, heavily medullated wool. 0 0 The Carpetmaster has the easy-care attributes of the Perendale, with a higher fleece weight. domestic breed composite of coarse-wooled (CW) Border Leicester-Romney and CW Perendales wool coarse/carpet 40 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Cheviot mainly used for prime lamb production. eng. The breed is a longwool type, hornless, of reasonable frame and used mainly for prime lamb production suited to hilly country with high rainfall. Cheviot Meat, Wool suited to hilly country with high rainfall. 0 0 The breed is a longwool type, hornless and of reasonable frame domestic breed imported from Cheviot Hills, United Kingdom 1938 Suited to hilly country with high rainfall. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Comeback eng. Comeback Wool These are good sheep for high rainfall districts. Comeback wool is noted for its bulky lock, long staple and fineness ranging and heavy cuts. Ewes produce top quality prime lambs. comment: white face 0 0 90 60 large sized animals, plane bodied well sprung. Similar to Merino but free of neck folds and lightly woolled around the points. Nostrils mottled,and free from wool. Polled or horned. 1976 domestic breed The breed was first developed by crossing a British longwool cross back to the Merino. More recently Comebacks have been produced by crossing breeds such as the Corriedale and Polwarth with the Merino. western Victoria, Tasmania wool medium 6.5 7 23 4.5 4.5 FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Sheep Coolalee prime lamb production. eng. Meat 0 0 85 80 140 105 short wool, with bare belly, throat and legs, not heavily muscled in the classic sense, tends to be long and a little leggy domestic breed composite of Poll Dorset, Suffolk, Hampshire Downs, Wiltshire Horns, English Leicester and Lincoln, crossed over 8 years; The population has been closed in 1980 but the constitution allows up grading from approved ewes only. First rams became commercially available in 1983. 1968 wool local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Coopworth excellent for home spinning. eng. Coopworth Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 55 50 130 60 domestic breed imported from New Zealand; The breed was developed in the 1950's and formally established in 1968. Romney X Border Leicester. 1976 wool medium 5 36 120 175 5 3.5 3.5 FAO Breed Survey This is the only breed of sheep with mandatory performance recording in Australasia. All registered stock are fully performance recorded for litter size and rearing, growth to weaning and yearling age, yearling fleece weight. Breeding stock are selected on above average performance and visual apprasial. 2 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Cormo eng. Cormo Wool The animals were selected to survive under the harsh cold conditions they are kept in. Wool is soft handling and therefore suitable for handspinning and knitting. fast-growing uni coloured: white 0 0 90 60 The Cormo is a fairly large, plain bodied and open-faced sheep. domestic breed composite of Polwarth and (Corriedale x Tasmanian Merino). Developed in Tasmania in the 1960's. since 1960 mainly found in the far South Eastern zone of Australia. wool medium 25 FAO Breed Survey Sires are selected under natural cold harsh conditions to maximize wool return on a meat carcass, to produce a maximum return per hectare. international No Information unknown unknown critical -Australia AUS Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale Wool produces a good carcass of either lamb, hogget, or mutton. Produces a bulky, high yielding fleece. 0 0 large and polled domestic breed Merino-based breed. Lincoln X Merino. Simultaneously inNew Zealand and Australia in about 1874. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Damara Damara Lard high fertility. multi coloured: various e.g. light-brown, brown, black and white spotted 0 0 Fat-tail-sheep. The fleece consists of hair with a fine layer of wool. domestic breed imported from South Africa 1996 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Sheep Dohne Merino eng. Dohne Merino Wool 0 0 domestic breed Merino-based breed. German Mutton Merino sires X Peppin-style Merino ewes. 1998 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Dormer eng. Dormer Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Merino and (Poll Dorset x Merino) wool medium international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat high lambing percentage. comment: black head 0 0 Its fleece is wool and hair which is shed if not shorn regularly. Its pelt is most sought after. domestic breed imported from South Africa; developed in the 1930's, Blackhead Persian ewes were crossed with a Dorset Horn ram 1996 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Dorset Down Terminal Sire in Prime Lamb Production. eng. Very square chunky appearance, long body and massive horns on both rams and ewes. Desired for their superior carcass composition and fast growth rates. Often mated to cross-bred ewes for the production of prime lambs. Dorset Down Meat, Wool Fast maturing and robust breed. 0 0 domestic breed imported from England, United Kingdom. Southdown X Berkshire, Hampshire & Wiltshire 1938 wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Dorset Horn Often mated to cross- bred ewes for the production of prime lambs. eng. Very square chunky appearance, long body and massive horns on both rams and ewes. Desired for their superior carcass composition and fast growth rates. Often mated to cross-bred ewes for the production of prime lambs. Dorset Horn Meat, Wool 2 2 massive horns on both rams and ewes. Very square chunky appearance and long body. domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1895 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Sheep Drysdale eng. Drysdale N-Type Romney, Ennendale uni coloured: white 2 0 domestic breed imported from New Zealand; by selection at Massey Agricultural College of n (superscript d) or nrnr in New Zealand Romney. 1975 New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia. wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep East Friesian eng. "The German East Friesian milk sheep is the best known and most important of the Friesian breeds and is the breed known in the scientific literature as the ""East Friesian"". The East Friesian is reported as averaging 2.25 lambs with milk yield of 500-700 kg per lactation testing 6-7% milk fat, the highest average dairy milk yield recorded for any breed of sheep. Wool production is about 4.5 kg per ewe with a clean wool yield of 65% and a fineness of 50/56s / 48/50s (German Ministry of Agriculture). The mature weight of this breed is between 150 to 200 pounds (70-90kg). The East Friesian is considered to be the worlds highest producing dairy sheep." East Friesian Meat, Milk, Wool highest average dairy milk yield recorded for any breed of sheep. 0 0 90 70 domestic breed imported from East Friesland, Germany. 1996 wool 4.5 500 700 6 7 2.25 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Elliotdale The breed has many prime lamb features, producing quick growing lambs of excellent quality. eng. Wool The presence of the rare El gene to produce medullated fibres is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 2 0 70 58 The Elliottdale is similar to the Romney, with cleaner points and a carpet-wool fleece. Rams may be horned or polled but ewes are always polled. domestic breed developed at CSIRO Elliott Research Station in Tasmania, Australia in 1963-1968: composite of Dryads rams, (Border Leicester x Merino) and hairy Romney ewes. 1963 Elliot Research Station, Tasmania wool coarse/carpet 6 39 135 4.8 4.4 FAO Breed Survey Elliot Research Station Performance data were measured from animals not given any preferential treatment and therefore should be representative of the whole flock. This is the only carpet wool breed to use performance recording to genetically improve the breed. Performance recording includes, birth status, weight sire/dam, weaning weight, fleece grade, weight of first 3 shearing, measurement of harshness, kemp and also fertility. The breed needs a good water supply and good feed supply to perform well e.g. moderate to high rainfall areas. These sheep have a low incidence of Kemp in the wool. The breed was established using the rare mutant El gene which produces medullated fibres (essential to carpet wool) . 1.38 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep English Leicester eng. English Leicesters were one of the first pure breeds to be imported into Australia in 1826. Large, polled sheep covered with long staple wool. Definite topknot with face white tending to blue and wedge-shaped. Leicester Longwool Meat, Wool Suited to fertile high rainfall areas. comment: face white tending to blue 0 0 Large, polled sheep covered with long staple wool. Definite topknot with face wedge-shaped. domestic breed imported from England, United Kingdom; exotic 1826 Suited to fertile high rainfall areas. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Sheep Finnsheep eng. Finnish Landrace 0 0 domestic breed imported 1993 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Fonthill Merino eng. Meat Lambing average within a flock is 100 percent. uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of American-bred Rambouillet Merino rams x fine-wool Saxon strain of Merino. The major objective in developing the Fonthill Merino was to increase the genetic potential of an easy care type sheep to produce wool, meat and lambs. 1950's wool fine 21 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Glen Vale eng. Border Leicester Improved, Improved Border Leicester 0 0 domestic breed under creation by Alan Luff, co-ordinator of the performance services (lambplan) in New South Wales since 1993 1993 wool local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Gotland eng. Swedish Fur Meat uni coloured: mostly grey and occasionally white, black or brown, black head sometimes with white markings 0 0 They are fine boned, of medium size and hornless. The head is free from wool. They have a dense, long, lustrous fleece. domestic breed imported from Sweden; Established on the Swedish Island of Gotland from sheep brought back from Russia. The parent breeds are Karakul and Romanov sheep. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Gromark producing large lean lambs and good fleeces. eng. Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 80 domestic breed composite of Border Leicester and Corriedale, selected for three traits. Originated from Northern New South Wales ,Australia in 1965. 1965-1977 New South Wales wool medium 30 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Hampshire Down eng. Primarily a meat producer with a fast growth rate. Face and ears dark brown approaching black. Polled. Hampshire Down Meat multi colout: white fleece, face and ears dark brown approaching black 0 0 domestic breed imported 1880 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Hyfer eng. Meat This breed was selected for high fertility and an extended breeding season. This breed was developed for semi-intensive lamb production with accelerated lambing systems. uni coloured: white 0 0 90 70 domestic breed composite of 50% Dorset X 25% Booroola Merino X 25% Trangie Fertility Merino: The breed was developed and selected by NSW Agriculture and has been released to commercial sheep production in 1992 and 1993. 1980-1992 New South Wales wool local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Karakul Karakul PeltFur uni coloured: usually black, but can be red, brown and white 0 0 It has a long, lustrous fleece. domestic breed imported from Iran and Afganistan 1985 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Lincoln eng. Large, polled sheep covered with coarse wool. Large forelock of evenly-waved wool hanging over face. Lincoln Longwool Meat, Wool Suited to high rainfall areas. 0 0 Large, polled sheep covered with coarse wool. Large forelock of evenly-waved wool hanging over face. domestic breed imported from England, United Kingdom early 1980s Suited to high rainfall areas. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Sheep Peppin Wanganella efficient forager in dry inland areas. Produce around 10Kg wool each year which is high in wool grease, giving the wool a creamy colour. uni coloured: white 0 0 This breed has a large frame and long legs. domestic variety strain of Australian Merino with some English Longwool blood 1840-1870 wool medium 10 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Perendale The fleece is fairly springy and lacks the lustre of the British Longwool breeds. It is used by hand spinners for medium weight garments. eng. Perendale Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 62 52.5 A medium sized sheep showing Cheviot characteristics. y 1961 domestic breed composite of Cheviot and New Zealand Romney. New Zealand (late 40's) & Australia (late 50's). 1938-1960 wool medium 4 30 FAO Breed Survey The weights provided are guesses, the litter size is based on the participants experience over two years with a mixed age pure bred flock. - 125% weaned lambs;
1.25 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Poll Dorset The most commonly used sire in the production of prime lambs in Australia supplying over 75% of the prime lambs produced annually. eng. Poll Dorset Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 Main distinguishing features are it's hornless appearance, long-square body set on short legs, and 'spongy' short-stapled wool. domestic breed descended from Dorset Horn and Ryeland or Corriedale 1937 South-eastern Australia wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Poll Merino eng. Poll Merino 0 0 domestic variety The development of the Poll Merino is relatively new. Recessive poll genes are believed to have existed in the breed for many years and infusions of hornless sheep during the development of the Merino breed in Australia also left some poll genes within normal Merino flocks. Poll rams have been selected and mated to Merino ewes and selection continued for the quality of polledness. The result is a pure Merino without horns. scattered throughout the Merino areas of Australia wool international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Polwarth eng. Polwarth Wool uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 horned and polled varieties exist domestic breed composite of Merino and (English Longwool x Merino) 1880 Colac, western Victoria wool medium international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Romney When crossed with English shortwoolled breeds it produces high quality prime lambs. eng. It is a polled breed, has a large frame and is an excellent mother. When crossed with English shortwoolled breeds it produces high quality prime lambs. Romney Meat, Wool This breed is an excellent mother. 0 0 It is a polled breed and has a large frame. domestic breed imported from Kent marshes in United Kingdom 1872 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Romsdown eng. 0 domestic variety origin from Southdown x Romney Tasmania local No Information extinct extinct -Australia AUS Sheep Ryeland prime lamb producer. eng. The Ryeland is a Downs type sheep. It was one of the breeds used to introduce the poll gene to the Dorset breed in the development of the Poll Dorset. The Ryeland is a hornless, prime lamb producer. It carries a fine Downs-type wool, and is well regarded as a fertile, heavy milking breed specializing in the production of prime lambs. It has a white face, black nostrils and dark feet. Ryeland Meat, Wool multi coloured: white face, black nostrils and dark feet 0 0 domestic breed imported from Herefordshire, United Kingdom. The Ryeland is a Downs type sheep. It was one of the breeds used to introduce the poll gene to the Dorset breed in the development of the Poll Dorset. 1919 wool fine international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Sheep Saxon eng. Higher rainfall sheep. The wool is soft to handle, extremely bright, white in colour and very fine. uni coloured: white 0 0 Smallest of all Merino strains. Two types exist; superfine and fine wool. domestic strain strain of the merino breed wool fine 4.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Shropshire eng. Established as a breed in 1792. A hardy, small framed polled sheep, it has black points on its face, legs and feet. It is has tasty meat and a dense fleece. Shropshire Meat, Wool Tasty meat and a dense fleece. comment: it has black points on its face, legs and feet 0 0 A hardy, small framed polled sheep. domestic breed imported from Shropshire, United Kingdom 1850s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Siromeat eng. 0 0 domestic breed composite of Dorset Horn (3/8), Cheviot (3/8) and Corriedale (2/8), low inbreeding, originated from CSIRO Research Project in Armidale 1989 originated in Armidale wool FAO Breed Survey The original breeding objectives for this breed were to improve growth and carcass attributes, wool and skin value and lamb survival. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep South African Mutton Merino eng. South African Mutton Merino South Afrivan Meat Merino Wool 0 0 The breed is polled and the wool classified as strong to medium. domestic breed Merino-based breed. imported from German, then exported to South Africa in 1932. This breed of sheep was originally known as the German Mutton Merino. The breed was recognised in 1971 when the name was changed to South African Mutton Merino. mid 1995 wool medium 23 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep South Australian Merino eng. It has the coarsest wool fibres of any of the strains and has a higher proportion of natural grease. 0 0 The largest of all of the Merino strains in Australia. It has longer legs and a taller, heavier body than the Peppin and tends to have fewer skin wrinkles than the other strains. domestic variety strongwool strain of Australian Merino wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep South Dorset Down Early maturing prime lamb with a high proportion of lean meat. eng. Early maturing prime lamb with a high proportion of lean meat. Open faced with medium to dark points and light to medium skin pigmentation. South Dorset Down Meat 0 0 Open faced with medium to dark points and light to medium skin pigmentation. domestic breed imported from New Zealand; Dorset Down X Southdown wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep South Down production of prime lambs. eng. South Down Meat 0 0 Small, short square head, almost 'piggish' appearance, very square and long body. Wool is short and springy. domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1820s international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Sheep South Suffolk It is mainly used for the production of fast growing prime lambs. eng. Developed in the South Suffolk is a fixed cross between the Suffolk and the Southdown. The breed is hornless with head, legs and feet brown to black. It is mainly used for the production of fast growing prime lambs. South Suffolk Meat multi coloured: head, legs and feet brown to black 0 0 domestic breed imported from New Zealand; composite of Suffolk x Southdown 1946 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Spanish eng. Spanish Merino Wool 0 0 domestic strain strain of the merino breed wool fine regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat It is a highly fertile meat breed that has become popular as a terminal sire because it yields a heavyweight lamb that is quite lean. multi coloured: white wool, black head, legs and feet 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1904 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Tasmanian Merino eng. Saxon, Fine-wool 0 0 domestic variety fine wool strain of Australian Merino Tasmania wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Texel used for the production of prime lambs. dutch Texel Meat 0 0 The breed is a heavily muscled lean sheep. domestic breed imported from Isle of Texel in the province of Northern Holland; In February 1993, 790 ewes and 50 rams were selected from a base flock of 2220 available for import The first Texels were born in Australia in September 1993 The first volume of the flock registry was produced in April 1994. Animals were selected from Denmark and Finland to suit Australian conditions. The selected flock began quarantine in New Zealand in 1988. An objective selection program was implemented. 1993 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Sheep Trangie Fertility eng. This breed was developed by selection from the Peppin flock for multiple births. 2 0/2 domestic variety strain of Australian Merino with some Booroola blood 1965 New South Wales wool local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Tukidale The fleece is ideal for carpet-wool production. eng. Tukidale Wool Tukidale sheep prefer to live in high rainfall areas where they produce the best wool. This breed produces high quality wool. The wool is highly medullated, harsh to handle and chalky white. It grows at approximately 2.5cm per month. These characteristics give carpets resilience, hard-wearing qualities and the ability to accept dyes readily. As with other carpet-wool breeds, Tukidales require shearing every six months. They are very hardy sheep and can tolerate cold conditions. 2 0 90 75 90 55 hairy strain domestic variety imported from Turkey; strain of New Zealand Romney with dominant gene N superscript t 1975 Hawkes Bay wool coarse/carpet 2.5 120 100 8 4.5 3.5 FAO Breed Survey The figure for fleece weight represents only one shearing and sheep are sheared twice yearly. 1.3 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Waridale eng. Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of medium-wool Merino (50%), Border Leicester (25%) and Poll Dorset (25%) 1970 New South Wales wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep White Suffolk eng. White-Faced Suffolk, Suffolk Whiteface Meat Rams are renowned for their natural fertility and libido and can be mated at any time of the year. When mated to White Suffolk sires, ewes will have minimal lambing problems. This breed has a high growth potential with lean carcass performance. This breed has a high growth potential. uni coloured: white 0 0 clean face and points (free of wool). domestic breed composite of (Poll Dorset x Suffolk) and (Border Leicester x Suffolk) 1977 onwards New South Wales wool medium 3.5 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Wiltipoll developed for the traditional heavy prime lamb market. eng. Meat 0 0 polled. domestic breed composite of Wiltshire Horn,Border Leicester, Poll Dorset and Poll Merino sheep. Requirements for registration of Wiltipoll sheep state that the sheep must have no less than 96.87% Wiltshire Horn blood. To achieve the required percentage of Wiltshire Horn blood, a ewe of a polled breed must be first crossed with a pure bred Wiltshire Horn ram and then back -crossed successively for four generations. Wiltipoll sheds its wool and requires no shearing. The advantages of the wool shedding are that costs are cut dramatically, and that there is no need for shearing, crutching, jetting, dipping or mulesing. local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Sheep Wiltshire Horn The wool is short and coarse and is of no commercial value. eng. A key feature of the Wiltshire Horn is that is sheds its wool and does not require shearing. Wiltshire Horn Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Wiltshire,United Kingdom. 1952 sheds its wool and does not require shearing. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Australia AUS Sheep Zenith eng. Wool comment: white face 0 0 Similar to Merino, but free of neck folds. Lightly woolled around the points. Polled and mottled nostrils. domestic breed composite of Merino (predominant) and Lincoln 1947 Wheat zone of Victoria. wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Turkey Black eng. Black domestic variety international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Turkey Bourbon Red Bourbon Red domestic variety international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Turkey Bronze eng. Bronze Australian Bronze domestic variety international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Australia AUS Turkey Buff domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Turkey Commercial White domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Turkey King Island strain eng. King Island Bronze domestic strain strain of the Bronze turkey local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Turkey Narragansett eng. Narragansett domestic variety international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Australia AUS Turkey Royal Palm eng. domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Turkey Slate eng. domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Australia AUS Turkey White eng. White domestic variety international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Austria AUT Cattle Aberdeen Angus en. Aberdeen-Angus Deutsch-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Black, red Dark 0 0 Homozygously polled. 145 135 1000 650 Exotic y 1975 domestic breed The Aberdeen Angus has its origin in the Northeast of Scotland. In North America it was selected for a bigger frame and higher daily gain. German Angus resulted from a combination cross between Aberdeen Angus and German dual purpose breeds (Black pied, Gelbvieh, Simmental) 1975 Since 1975 100% imported from Germany Upper Austria intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 33 30 1100 ZAR - Zentrale Arbeitsgemeinschaft österreichischer Rinderzüchter Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien Tel: +43 (0) 1 334 17 21-0 Fax +43 (0) 1 334 17 13 www.rinderzucht-austria.at www.zar.at Intenisve fattening on pasture. 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Aubrac fr. Aubrac international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Blonde d´Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Danube GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Intensive beef breed well suited for pasturing Muzzle lightly pigmented, horns and claws waxen. Light yellow to creamy white Flesh coloured 2 2 145 135 1200 800 Big framed, very well muscled cattle Exotic y domestic breed French breed 1980 imported 100% from France All over the country intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 48 46 1200 Mostly intensive fattening on pasture 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Ennstaler Bergscheck Historical main use was draught power ger. "The German name means ""pied mountain cattle from the region of the river Enns"" (Upper Styria)" Ennstaler Bergscheck, Ennstaler Schecken, Helmete, Kampete, Kampete, Mountain Spotted, from German Kummet = collar, Enns Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement 1997 no purebreed animals of the breed were alive. The crosses are selected for type and colour re-establishing the old type of cattle. official cattle of the Naturpark Grebenzen, Styria very well adapted to steep and poor mountain pastures. pied with red spots on white; head, tail and feet are always white, occasionally white neck and shoulders; red spots are dissolving into speckles. white; red dark under red hair, flesh under white hair 2 2 short wax-coloured horns, curved forward and upward 125 120 700 500 lightly built cattle, lively temperament Native y 1997 domestic breed "local breed improved since 1900 by Pinzgauer and Simmental and finally absorbed by Austrian Simmental circa 1950, the crosses were called ""Alpenfleckvieh""" 1850 no imports Styria extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 4400 3.7 14.4 3.18 37 37 7 10 24 72 6 865 ZAR - Zuchtdata 2008 semi-intensive and extensive pasturing a high percentage of the breed is used for mountain pasturing in summer 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Cattle Fleckvieh dual purpose breed, now tendencies toward specialisation in milk or meat production ger. "name means ""pied cattle"" in German" Simmental Simmentaler Meat, Milk Breeding program together with Bavaria, Germany. Since 2000 crossing with Montbéliarde and Red Holstein to improve milk yield and udder conformation. These animals are registered as pure Simmental. most common cattle breed in Austria "body pied or solid red with few white spots; head, feet and tail always white, sometimes with coloured ""spectacles"" around the eyes; muzzle flesh coloured." white with red spots flesh coloured under white hair, brown under red hair; claws and horns wax coloured. 0/2 0/2 Dual purpose animals usually are dehorned as calves. Polled strains are available for beef production. 150 145 1250 800 Locally adapted y 1894 domestic breed imported in the 19th century from Switzerland; locally adapted 19th century since 1982 imported 5% Red Holstein from USA; Germany since 1995 imported 15% Fleckvieh from Germany since 2000 imported 5% Montbéliarde from France country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 6363 4.2 20 3.6 3.44 44 41.5 30 392 3.64 1200 56 Jahresbericht Zuchtdata 2005 intensive management usually with confinement all seasons 1 1 4 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat, VegetationManagement suited for extensive pasturing systems adapted to wet and cold climate solid coloured, animals with a white belt occur (Belted Galloway) black to light brown dark 0 0 polled 137 124 750 470 Exotic y domestic breed originally a scottish breed, now internaitonal breed 100% imported from Canada, Germany country-wide extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 31 29 24 20 28 365 10 700 Zentrale Arbeitsgemeinschaft österreichischer Rinderzüchter extensive pasturing kept free range all the year round very high beef quality 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Holstein-Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Schwarzbunte, Holländer Milk pied black and white White; black flesh under white hair, dark under black hair 2 2 Horns wax coloured at the basis with black tips. Usually dehorned as calves. 165 155 1100 700 Exotic y domestic breed since 1970, > 20% from Holstein-Friesian (Germany); since 1975, 5 to 20% from Holstein-Friesian (USA: Canada) country-wide intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 305 8000 4.15 3.27 29.1 413 3.24 Jahresbericht Zuchtdata 2005 Intensive management, confinement around the year 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Jersey engl. Jersey 2 2 125 120 600 450 Exotic y 1992 domestic breed intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 5700 5.4 18 4 4 32 30 10 10 36 48 25 400 4.5 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Jochberger Hummeln ger. """Jochberg"" is the village of origin in Salzburg; ""Hummel"" means polled cattle in Austria" Pinzgau polled Jochberger Hummeln Meat, VegetationManagement since 1997 integrated into the Pinzgau herdbook. Since 2002 conserved together with other polled Original Pinzgau cattle, no separate breed any longer. "Body, head and legs solid red besides a white streak running along the back from the neck to the tail; tail, udder and underbelly always white, white circle around each leg (""Fatschen"")." Dark red; white flesh under white hair, dark under red hair dark claws and muzzle 0 0 genetically polled 145 135 1000 700 Native y domestic variety polled variety of Original Pinzgau Bezirk Kitzbühl, Tirol; Salzburg semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 45 41 1075 ZAR - Zentrale Arbeitsgemeinschaft österreichischer Rinderzüchter Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien Tel: +43 (0) 1 334 17 21-0 Fax +43 (0) 1 334 17 13 www.rinderzucht-austria.at www.zar.at Fattening on pasture 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Kärntner Blondvieh Used as a suckler cow well adapted to mountain pastures. Premium meat quality. ger. Yellow cattle from the Carinthian Basin brand name Carinthian Blond Kärntner Blondvieh, Lavanttaler, Mariahofer, Mariahofer-Lavanttaler, Plava, Styrian Blond, Kärntner Blondvieh Meat, VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to mountain pastures. This breed is known for good fertility. This breed has excellent meat quality. adapted to mountain pastures uni coloured, blond, white around the muzzle, light skin colour 2 2 141 131 825 550 Native y 1982 domestic composite of Mariahofer, Lavanttaler and local strains with influence of Hungarian Grey (1850) 1900 Carinthia extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 4500 4.11 14.7 3.35 44 42 8 10 28 72 6.5 930 ZAR - Zuchtdata 2008 semi-intensive to extensive pasturing In summer the animals are grazing on the mountains. 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Cattle Lechtaler ger. Lechtal Absorbed in Tyrolean Grey. Native n domestic variety intermediate between Allgäuer (Brown Mountain) and Tyrolean Grey, absorbed in Tyrolean Grey Tyrol local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Tiroler Fleckvieh, Tyrol Spotted Meat, SireLine used as sire on Simmental suckler cows (quality beef programs) not too dark, belly, haunches, round the eyes and muzzle lighter coloured. golden dark 2 2 fine curved horns 147 138 1100 700 fine boned, very well muscled Exotic y domestic breed from the French department Limousin since 1980 100% imported from France whole country intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 43.3 39.8 1080 ZAR - Zentrale Arbeitsgemeinschaft österreichischer Rinderzüchter Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien Tel: +43 (0) 1 334 17 21-0 Fax +43 (0) 1 334 17 13 www.rinderzucht-austria.at www.zar.at intensive pasturing with concentrate supplementation 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Murbodner Formerly mainly used as a draught animal. Today used as a semi-extensive meat breed with very high meat quality. ger. "The river ""Mur"" is the biggest river in Styria. ""Murbodner"" means ""from the slopes beside the river Mur""" Murboden Murbodner-Mürztaler, Murbodner, Pomurska, Svetlolisata, Murbodner Meat, VegetationManagement The breed is adapted to mountains. The animals produce meat with a high quality and a program for proprietary- meat is existing. ALMO - premium beef from oxen fattened on mountain pastures in Styria adapted to mountains red coloured coat is undesirable; the puff of the tail should be black, a lighter colour but no white is tolerated in young animals; bulls are darker at the neck and shoulders solid brown to fawn or light gray "black, no white spots permitted; black claws; the muzzle is blue and should have a lighter triangle (""Herzl"") starting at the upper lip and tapering between the nostrils." 2 2 short, plump horns with black tips, almost straight 141 135 1000 650 well developed muscles especially at the hind quarters; medium framed; fine boned. Native y 1978 domestic composite of Bergschecken, Maria Hofer and Mürztaler Schlag 1850 since 1970 up to 1980, < 5% from Glan-Donnersberger (Germany) 1970 to 1980 15% from Frankenvieh (Germany) Styria extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 305 4000 2500 7000 4 3.5 4.2 13.1 4.6 3.35 2.9 3.5 42 40 8 8 1100 ZAR - Zentrale Arbeitsgemeinschaft österreichischer Rinderzüchter Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien Tel: +43 (0) 1 334 17 21-0 Fax +43 (0) 1 334 17 13 www.rinderzucht-austria.at www.zar.at extensive pasturing The animals are grazing on the mountains in summer. 1 1 2 regional Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Mölltaler ger. Mölltaler Mölltal-Pinzgau, Norica-Pinzgau, Pezzata rossa norica, Mölltal Absorbed in Pinzgau cattle. Native n domestic variety former variety of Pinzgau in South-west Carinthia (till 1925) and North-east Udine, different from Pinzgau and Pustertaler Sprintzen in Salzburg and North-east Bolzano regional No Material extinct extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Mürztal ger. Native domestic variety local strains crossed with Ennstaler Bergscheck and Mariahofner in the 19th century, combined with Murbodner in 1913. local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Original Braunvieh ger. Original Brown Original Austrian Brown, Original Österreichisches Braunvieh, Brown (Original) Milk autochthonous Austrian mountain breed The breed is well adapted to Alpine conditions ( high mountains, hot and cold climate). adapted to high mountains (Hochgebirgsrasse) "uni coloured: brown with dark pigmented hooves and light ring around the muzzle (ger.= """"Rehmaul""""), black horntips, black skin" Brown Black 2 2 "Traditionally horns are shaped artificially into ""Lyra"" form." 155 140 1100 650 Native y 1869 domestic breed developed locally, autochthonous breed 1850 1960ies 10% Original Brown imported from Switzerland. Since 2000 20% Original Brown imported from Allgäu, Germany country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 305 5200 4.12 17 3.4 45.7 41.6 8 10 850 ZAR - Zuchtdata 2008 The animals are grazing on the mountains in summer. 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Cattle Oststeirisches Fleckvieh ger. East Styrian Spotted Native domestic variety former variety of Austrian Simmental local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Pinzgauer well adapted to mountain pastures ger. Pinzgau is a region in Salzburg. Pinzgau Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement Original Pinzgau means no Red Holstein blood: 2002 Original Pinzgau 4188, 2004 Original Pinzgau 4724, 2006 Original Pinzgau 5268, 1010 Original Pinzgau 5246 "The animals are adapted to the Alps (Ger. """"Alptüchtig"""")." A very good meat quality is reported for this breed. This breed has hard claws. official breed of the National Park Hohe Tauern well adapted to mountain pastures "Red, with white stripe on back and belly; tail and udder always white, head and feet always red; white rings around the legs (""Fatschen"")" red; white dark under red hair, flesh under white hair 2 2 147 138 1100 650 Native y 1921 domestic breed composite of autochthon local breeds (Landschläge) and Tux (Austria) 1820 since 1982 up to 1995, 5% from Red Friesian (Canada, USA): since 1982 up to 1992, 5 to 20% from Red Holstein (Germany) Salzburg, Pinzgau; Upper Austria; Styria; Tyrol 305 5300 3.92 17.4 4 3.25 44.8 42.2 8 10 34.4 398 3.6 920 Jahresbericht Zuchtdata 2005 34.4% of recorded cows on mountain pastures 1 1 4 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Pustertaler Sprinzen ger. """Sprinze"" describes the typical spots of the animals" Pustertaler Sprinzen Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement in the 1970ies almost extinct since 1985 gene conservation programs Because of the attractive colouring bred by hobby breeders well adapted to the High Alps tolerates wet and cold weather easy calvings and good mothers very high beef quality docile and friendly Rinderzucht Tirol www.rinderzucht-tirol.at used to conserve the typical Alpine pastures. well adapted to the High Alps head mostly white, ears, around the muzzle and eyes with pigment. The sides of the body are coloured, the back has a white stripe. The borders of the coloured parts show more or less distinct spots. The pigment may vary from very little - almost white animals occur - to big coloured areas at the sides. white with black or red spots light 2 2 light horns with dark tips 145 135 1000 700 roomy with fine bones, broad back with well muscled shanks, fine clean and firm legs with hard hooves Native y 1999 domestic breed autochthonous breed of the region Pustertal in the South Tyrol end of 19th century 1985 5% Vogese cattle country-wide extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 3500 2500 5000 3.9 9.8 6 3.5 47 43 12 12 24 60 32 28 36 365 300 400 8 1000 500 58 Zuchtdata, Jahresbericht 2008 www.zar.at pasturing suckler cows are grazed on the mountains in summer yearling male 415 kg yearling female 334 kg 1 1 2 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Salers fr. Salers Exotic y 2016 domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Schottisches Hochlandrind ger. Highland pied animals are not tolerated black, dark brown, grey, light brown, red, yellow, white, brindled dark 2 2 800 560 Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Steirisches Braunvieh ger. Styrian Brown Native domestic variety former variety of Austrian Brown local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Tiroler Braunvieh ger. Tyrol Brown Native domestic variety former variety of Austrian Brown; origin from Montafon, Lechtal and Swiss Brown Tyrol local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Tiroler Grauvieh ger. Tyrolean Grey Alpina grigia Meat, Milk Showing the best animals is a Tyrolean tradition. The breed is adapted to the local environment and climate (mountain region, semi desert, wet land, heat, cold, high mountains). Kappa-casein type BB is very common. High meat quality Keeps open extremely steep mountain pastures. mountain, semi desert, wet land "uni coloured: grey: males have white line along the dorsum, black horntip and claws, white ring around the muzzle (ger.= """"Rehmaul"""")" Light or dark grey Black 2 2 "Horns are shaped artificially into ""Lyra"" shape." 130 125 950 550 Native y 1926 domestic breed composite of local strains, Lechtaler, Wipptaler and Oberinntaler 1820 Tyrol intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 305 4335 4.01 14.2 3.32 39.7 37.8 8 10 33.7 4.73 820 ZAR - Zuchtdata 2008 semi intensive to extensive pasturing and stabling conditions The animals are known for frugality and efficient utilization of feed. They are grazing on the mountains in summer. 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Austria AUT Cattle Tux-Zillertaler in earlier times selected for fighting ability ger. Tirolense, Tux-Zillertaler Meat, VegetationManagement "Tyrolean custom ""Kuhstechen"": Cows are fighting each other in the spring. Originally the winner and her herd got the best mounain pastures in summer. Now only for show." "The breed is well adapted to the local environment (high mountain country)(Ger. """"Alptüchtig"""")." A very good meat quality with a low fat content is reported for this breed. mountainous country Solid coloured: black, red or brown with white markings on pelvis, base of tail, hypogastrium, belly and udder. Dark skin colour, black muzzle and claws. Black; red Black 2 2 Curved upward and forward, wax coloured at the base with black tips. 130 125 1100 600 short head with strong horns, short legs. Native y domestic breed Local breed, probably related to Herens (Switzerland), almost extict in the 1970ies. The remaining population was united with Zillertaler (red variety, same type, same origin) to the Tux-Zillertaler in 1982 1800 1980 <5 % from Herens, Switzerland (only semen) Zillertal, Tirol extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 305 4433 3.81 14.5 3.41 37.7 35.9 8 10 780 ZAR - Zuchtdata 2008 extensive pasturing The animals are grazing on mountain pastures in summer. 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Cattle Ungarisches Steppenrind ger. Hungarian Grey Hungarian Steppe Fancy, Meat, VegetationManagement uni coloured: silver-white to ash-grey Grey Black 2 2 "long horns especially in bulls, light grey at the base with black tips, curved upward and outward to form an ""omega"" silhouette." 150 140 900 600 Native n domestic breed Hungarian breed Imported in the 1980ies from Hungary Nationalpark Neusiedler See, Burgenland not for production fodder stationary local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Waldviertler Blondvieh ger. Manhartsberg, Schiltern, Waldviertler, Waldviertler Vieh Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to rough climate. This breed produces high quality meat. This breed is known for hard claws and wad famous for its draught power lime-free pastures Solid coloured: red, brown, white, blond with wax coloured horns and claws, flesh coloured muzzle Yellowish white to light red Flesh 2 2 140 132 900 575 Native y 1939 domestic breed composite of local strains and Tschechisches rotes Höhenvieh 19th century 1970 to 1980 5% from Glan-Donnersberger (Germany) and Gelbvieh (Germany) Lower Austria; Upper Austria extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 305 3718 3.91 12.1 3.38 38.7 35.7 8 10 850 ZAR - Zuchtdata 2008 extensive pasturing 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Cattle Wipptaler ger. Native domestic variety absorbed in Tyrolean Grey Tyrol local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Zillertaler ger. "Solidcoloured: red or red-brown with white tail, udder and underbelly; occasionally with a small white streak at the base of the tail (""feather"")." Red Black 2 2 Curved forward and upward, light at the base with black tips. Native domestic variety Red variety of Tux-Zillertal: local strain of the Zillertal. local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Cattle Zwerg Zebu ger. Zwerg Zebu Meat, VegetationManagement 2 2 120 80 350 250 Exotic y domestic breed 13 12 365 360 140 local No Material atRisk critical -Austria AUT Cattle Österreichisches Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss Austrian Brown Milk mountain, semi desert "uni coloured: brown light ring around the muzzle (ger.= """"Rehmaul"""")and black skin colour" Brown Black 2 2 Usually dehorned as calves. 155 140 1100 650 black horn tips and claws Locally adapted y domestic breed composite of Montafoner, Allgäuer Rind, Lechtaler and Oberinntaler 1880 since 1960, 5 to 20% from Braunvieh (Switzerland); since 1968, > 20%from Brown Swiss (Canada, USA) today 100% Brown Swiss - replacement crossing country-wide intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 305 6817 4.14 22.3 3.74 3.41 41.1 39.5 8 10 31.4 415 3.86 850 ZAR - Zuchtdata 2008 Intensive stabling with grazing 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Cattle Österreichisches Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh Lichtes Alpenvieh, Lichtes Höhenvieh, Frankenvieh, Pale Highland, Austrian Yellow Meat, Milk uni coloured: white, yellow Yellowish white Flesh 2 2 Horns wax coloured 137 1200 700 middle to big framed dual purpose cattle, well muscled and heavily built. Locally adapted y 1978 domestic breed name used since 1960 for Carinthian Blond and Murboden and Waldviertel, Breed Society 1970 since 1970 up to 100% Frankenvieh from Germany Lower Austria, Styria, Carinthia, Upper Austria intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 4800 3000 7000 4 16 3.7 47 37 26 25 28 1200 650 60 ZAR - Zentrale Arbeitsgemeinschaft österreichischer Rinderzüchter Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien Tel: +43 (0) 1 334 17 21-0 Fax +43 (0) 1 334 17 13 www.rinderzucht-austria.at www.zar.at intensive fattening on pasture 1 1 2 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Austria AUT Chicken Altsteirer Huhn weiss ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat very resistant against cold weather flies well tolerates wet and cold weather single white white pinkish white fancy white legs white white 3 2.5 Broad breast, full belly, neck and tail well feathered. Cockerels with rich cock´s plumes. Broad tail. Small comb, small feather tuft behind comb. Red fiery eyes, short dewlap. Native n domestic breed autochthonous chicken of Styria, first breed standard 1897 18th century Styria, Upper Austria, Vorarlberg 229 130 250 55 3.75 2.5 extensive fattening exclusively free-range local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Austria AUT Chicken Altsteirer Huhn wildfärbig ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat very resistant against cold good mother hen flies very well tolerates wet and cold weather single white white pinkish wild type and variants no special pattern fancy white legs multi-coloured light 3 2.5 Broad breast, full belly, neck and tail well feathered. Cockerels with rich cock´s plumes. Broad tail. Small comb, small feather tuft behind comb. Red fiery eyes, short dewlap. Native n domestic breed Original landrace of Styria, first breed standard 1897 18th century Styria, Upper Austria, Vorarlberg 195 130 220 54 extensive (non backyard), not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 5 2.5 extensive fattening on pasture free range broods regularily local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Chicken Sulmtaler dual purpose chicken of the old type ger. named after the region Sulmtal in Styria Sulmtaler Eggs, Meat well developed brood instinct exceptional meat quality Sulmtaler Kapaun www.sulmtaler.at yellow reddish wild type and variants no special pattern middle level light legs hen wheat-coloured, cockerel game coloured light 4 3 sturdy deep bodied landrace chicken with fine bones, white downs, short legs. Trade mark is a small tuft and a s-shaped comb (only accepted in Styrian breeds) in the hen. Native n domestic breed Selected from local strains in Styria by Armin Arbeiter around 1870 1870 Styria, Upper Austria, Vorarlberg 150 100 180 60 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 3.5 free range fattening cockerels are caponized for fattening regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Goat Anglo-Nubier ger. Anglo-Nubian Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement 85 78 150 80 Exotic y 2012 domestic breed hair semi - intensive farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 240 220 500 750 700 800 4.5 4 5 3.7 5 3.5 3 4 2 1 3 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Austria AUT Goat Blobe Ziege ger. Blobe Ziege Blobe Goas Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement a few herds in the Ötztal and upper Inn valley in the Tyrol the pelts are used for Perchten masks very well adapted to extreme heights very resistant against wet and cold weather the breed is reagarded as evry fertile good meat yield pelts, horns Dual purpose goat for meat and milk "used to keep open high mountain pastures in the project ""endangered breeds as focus in the Naturpark Ötztal""" typical goat of the high Alps, grazes at 2500 to 3000m in summer "evenly grey or blue roan, dark back stripe, legs and hooves black. Sometimes light grey in the front and dark grey at the back halve of the body (""Blob Ganserte"")." grey, blue roan dark 0/2 0/2 occasionally polled animals 80 65 Sturdy, middling to large framed mountain goat, neck length in harmony with the body, broad head with slightly to distinctly dished nose, very well muscled, broad back, deep chest, broad pelvis, sturdy legs with very hard hooves. Native y 2007 domestic breed autochthonous breed in the region between North and South Tyrol, originally spread along the whole High Alps. 19th century no imports North Tyrol, Salzburg hair extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 200 350 300 400 1.75 5 2.2 2 8 8 36 45 15 12 18 365 300 400 5 330 18 48 extensive pasturing in summer, stabling in winter, no concentrates are fed. extensive mountain pasturing in extreme heights in summer 2 1 3 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Goat Bunte Edelziege ger. Bunte Deutsche Edelziege Milk Partly crossed with Chamois Alpine. Light to dark brown with black dorsal stripe. Belly and legs vary from light to dark. Dark 0/2 0/2 85 70 80 60 Middle to big framed, polled or horned animals with short and sleek hair. The udder should be evenly, roomy, glandular and firmly attached. Exotic y 1982 domestic breed Originated at the beginning of the 20th century from several brown varieties of goats from all over Germany. Differs from the Weisse Edelziege only in colour. 1982 Since 1982 100% imported from Germany. Vorarlberg, Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Salzburg hair intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 850 1000 3.1 3.7 Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien; Tel. +43 1 334 17 21 40 Fax: +43 1 334 17 13 e-mail: office@oebsz.at www.alpinetgheep.com Fertility: 180 to 200% 1.9 1 4 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Austria AUT Goat Bündner Strahlenziege ger. Grisons Striped 85 75 65 45 Exotic y 2000 domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Austria AUT Goat Gemsfarbige Gebirgsziege ger. Chamois Coloured Meat, Milk Solid brown with black undercoat and black dorsal line Brown Black 0/2 0/2 80 75 65 45 Native y domestic breed Tyrol, Salzburg, Lower Austria wool 230 150 365 742 600 800 3.36 3 4 3.2 5 3.06 2.8 3.4 1.8 1 4 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Austria AUT Goat Pfauenziege suckler goats for landscaping ger. "the word ""Pfauen"" stems from the raeto-roman ""Pfaven"" and means ""spotted""" Peacock Goat Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement Originally common in the whole Alpine area pelts and horns are used for Perchten masks well adapted to meagre high mountain locations very hardy and frugal very fertile pelts and horns are used for Perchten masks pelts good mothers well suited to graze steep slopes above the tree border in the high mountains well adapted to the High Alps the fore half of the body including ther shoulder blades is light (white) with a black back stripe widening at the nape. The rear half of the body is mostly black with light flanks and tail, The back stripe should be light in the dark area. Shanks light with black legs and hooves. The blaze reaches from the horn base to the mouth with black eye-stripes. Cheeks light with sickle-shaped black stripe. Ears and mouth region dark. The colouring is propagated dominantly. black, white dark 2 2 Males carry lyra shaped, females sickle shaped horns 80 70 75 55 middle to big framed mountain goat Native y 1997 domestic breed autochthonous breed 19th century since 1997 10 to 15% from Switzerland Salzburg, Tyrol, Carinthia hair extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 210 150 250 470 400 550 3 2.2 5 3.7 2.2 2 8 8 36 45 15 12 18 365 300 400 5 Salzburger Landesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Schwarzstraße 19 A-5024 Salzburg extensive mountain pasturing stabling and pasturing without concentrate supplement 1.4 1 2 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Austria AUT Goat Pinzgauer Strahlenziege ger. "white stripes from the ear base to the corners of the mouth are called ""Strahlen""" Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement preserved as relic population in the original breeding area the horns are used for Perchten masks well adapted to steep slopes above the tree border very hardy and frugal very fertile and long lived good milking abilities horns sure footed, good climber, trusting, friendly Österr. Kuratorium für Landtechnik und Landentwicklung (Hrsg.): Seltene Nutztierrassen. Wien, 2009, Seite 43 for landscaping in high mountain regions well adapted to the High Alps white stripes from the ear base to the corners of the mouth, white stripes below the Carpus/hock. deep black, dark brown black 0/2 0/2 males carry big lyra shaped horns, occasionally polled animals 80 75 75 60 middle to big framed, sturdy mountain goat with deep broad rump and strong legs Native y 2007 domestic breed autochthonous breed 19th century no imports Salzburg, Tyrol hair extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 210 150 240 600 500 650 2.8 2.8 5 3.5 2.2 2 8 8 36 45 15 12 18 365 300 400 5 310 17 45 Salzburger Landesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Schwarzstraße 19 A-5024 Salzburg extensive pasturing in the mountains stabling and pasturing without concentrate supplementation 30 days 9.5 to 12 kg live weight 2 1 3 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Austria AUT Goat Pinzgauer Ziege ger. Pinzgau Goat Milk, VegetationManagement "The horns are used traditionally on the ""Perchten"" masks. These masks symbolize winter demons and are worn in December during the ""Perchtenlauf"" were young men in demon masks run through the villages accompanying Santa Claus." The breed is well adapted to live under the condition in the Austrian Alps. The animals are known for their good fertility. Pinzgauer Almkäse, a firm yellow cheese produced in the summer when the goats are grazing on the mountain pastures. This local speciality is made from a mixture of goat and cow milk (Pinzgau cattle) mountain Brown to red-brown with black legs, black head, black dorsal stripe; bucks have black faces and necks Brown Black 2 2 Bucks: Horn lenght up to 120cm, sabre-curved with tips pointing slightly outward 80 75 65 45 Native y domestic breed selected from coloured local landraces Salzburg (Pinzgau), Tyrol, Carinthia, Upper Austria hair high milk yield under poor management conditions 2 1 3 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Goat Saanenziege ger. Saanen Saanen Milk White with small dark pigmented spots on nose, lips, ears and udder White Flesh 0/2 0/2 Polled males usually are not fertile and are excluded from breeding. Kids are dehorned early. Kids are dehorned early. 87 80 75 50 Deep rump, long animals. Mostly polled or dehorned. Pure white, short haired, often small pigmented spots on the skin, not affecting hair colour. They are best discerned on head and udder. Exotic y 1982 domestic breed Since the 19th century bred for pure white colour, short hair and polledness. Was always regarded as outstanding dairy goat and exported into many countries. Originally from Saanenland and Obersimmental (Kanton Bern, Switzerland) 1982 Imported since 1970 100% from Switzerland, the Netherlands and Germany no specific location hair intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 230 150 365 830 600 1000 3.36 3.1 3.6 3.6 4 2.98 2.7 3.1 10 high milk yield. Fertility 180% 2 1 4 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Goat South African Boer Goat eng. Boer Burenziege GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Fertility: non-seasonal. Ears always brown, other parts pied brown and white White with reddish brown spots Flesh under white hair, dark under brown hair 2 2 Small horns. 90 70 Big compact goat, white with red-brown head and neck, white blaze. Rump occasionally pied brown. Sturdy head with Roman nose and long drooping ears. Broad well muscled shoulders, deep chest with markedly arched ribs. Broad back, well muscled legs. Short soft hair, horned. Exotic y 1993 domestic breed Bred from Hottentotten goats which derives from imported Nubian goats by crossing with goats from Europe and India. In the 1940ies a small group of farmers decided to develope a commercial breed for meat production. Breeders organisation founded in 1959. 1993 100% imported since 1990 from Canada, Germany no specific location hair intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary Fertility: 200 to 250% 2.25 1 4 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Goat Steirische Scheckenziege ger. The name shows the origin and the colouring of the breed Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement formerly: subsistance farming phentypically resembling the Mediterranean and Karst breeds unknown paddock or tethered grazing unknown very fertile unknown unknown known as a good milking goat well adapted to dry and meagre pastures Railroad embankments and boundary ridges were used as pastures the animals are pied brown-black-white or black and white. Broad blaze, usually white legs light brown, black, white dark under dark hair, light under white hair 0/2 0/2 mostly horned but polled animals occur 70 55 middle framed landrace goat, long legs with a deep udder and long teats. Usually short hair with little or no undercoat in winter Native y 2002 domestic breed autochthonous breed of Styria 19th century Styria, Upper Austria, Burgenland hair back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 230 520 250 600 3 2.5 3.2 2.1 5 2 2 6 5 36 45 14 11 18 365 300 400 5 250 22 45 smallholders and hobby breeders with fenced pasturing almost no concentrates fertility 186% 1.86 1 3 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Goat Tauernschecken ger. Fancy, Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement This breed is known for its fertility. Pied, with white markings on the head, frequently with a blaze. White tip of the tail, commonly dark feet with black claws Brown, black, white Flesh under white hair, dark under brown and black hair 2 2 80 75 65 45 Native y domestic breed local breed of the Tauern mountains in Salzburg under controlled breeding for 60 years Salzburg, Syria, Osttirol hair 2 1 4 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Goat Toggenburger Ziege ger. Toggenburg Milk This robust breed shows a good performance (good growth rate). Solid light bay to mouse grey with white legs and white markings on the head Light bay to mouse grey Dark 2 2 80 75 70 47 "Light brown to mouse grey with light brown ears and a light stripe from the basis of the ear to the mouth. Muzzle seamed with white. The legs are almost white below the carpus resp. hock. The rear of the thighs and the surroundings of after and vulva are also white. Mostly long-haired especially on the rear half of the body (""mantle"") although breeding goals tend to shorter hair because of hygienic reasons. Polled or with horns." Exotic y 1975 domestic breed Old local Swiss breed descended from Toggenburg and St. Gallen goats. First mentioned 1802. First only in Toggenburg in the canton of St. Gallen (Switzerland), slowly spreading into the contenporary region of breeding and internationally. 1975 Since 1975 90% imported from Switzerland Vorarlberg, Tyrol, Styria, Lower Austria hair intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 650 2.7 2.5 10 Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien; Tel. +43 1 334 17 21 40 Fax: +43 1 334 17 13 e-mail: office@oebsz.at www.alpinetgheep.com Fertility: 183% 2 1 3 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Goat Walliser Schwarzhalsziege ger. Swiss breed Valais Blackneck Gletschergeiss Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement Internationally vulnerable. Pelts, horns. Particularly suitable for vegetation management in the high Alps. Specialized high mountain breed. Colours should be parted exactly and possibly behind the shoulders. Front part of the body black, rear part white. Dark under black hair, flesh under white hair. 2 2 Horns of bucks up to 80 cm long. 80 70 70 50 Sturdy high mountain breed. Short head, broad forehead and muzzle. Ears sticking out slightly, short neck. Straight back with broad loin and well muscled thighs. Front part of the body black, rear part white. Long haired, shaggy coat. Both genders are horned. Horns of bucks up to 80 cm long. Exotic y 1989 domestic breed "Originally bred mostly in Unterwallis. Following historic reports the breed was brought to the region as early as 930 AC by African migrants. For a long time the ""Glacier Goat"" was the smallest of the acknowledged Swiss goat breeds." 1989 100% imported from Switzerland Vorarlberg, Salzburg, Tyrol. hair extensive (non backyard), not for production fodder, grazing stationary 600 3.1 3 12 Fertility: 133% 1.6 1 3 regional Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -Austria AUT Goat Weiße Edelziege ger. Weiße Deutsche Edelziege Milk Increasingly absorbed in Saanen Goat. 2009: Integrated into the Saanen herdbook, not regarded as a separate breed anymore. White Flesh, small pigmented spots are acceptable. 0/2 0/2 85 70 85 65 Middle to big framed, polled or horned with short and sleek hair. White colour, slightly pigmented spots on muzzle, ears and udder are acceptable. The udder should be even, roomy, glandular and firmly attached with well defined teats of middle length. Exotic y 1991 domestic breed Evolved at the beginning of the 20th century from white varieties of Landrace goats improved with Saanen goat. Differs from the Bunte Edelziege only in colour. 1991 Imported from Germany Carinthia hair intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 750 1000 3.1 3.7 Fertility: 180 to 200% regional No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -Austria AUT Horse Altösterreichisches Warmblut ger. Furioso-Northstar Furioso, Nonius, Przedswit, Gidran Carting, Riding (sports) "The animals were used in the last century as a military horse (ger.=""""K.u.K. Kavalleriepferd"""")." The breed is known for their tolerance of heat. Suited for Three Day Eventing and Endurance Racing Solid coloured occasinally with small white markings on the head and/or feet. No piebalds or appaloosa. Chestnut, bay, black, grey Dark 165 160 500 500 Native y domestic breed local landrace upgraded with Arab and English Halfbred (1800) 1832 country-wide semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 regional No Material extinct extinct endangered -Austria AUT Horse Haflinger ger. Haflinger Carting, Hobby, PackBaggage, Riding (byChildren) The animals are adapted to high mountains. Animals were successfully exported to India. mountain breed uni coloured: light chestnut mostly with blaze; white markings on the feet are not tolerated. Dark or striped hooves. Chestnut with blaze, white mane and tail Dark under chestnut hair, flesh under white hair 148 145 450 420 Native y domestic breed composite of Heavy Draught Horse/ Halfbred and stallions from Orient (1800) country-wide extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Horse Huzule ger. Hutsul Carting, Hobby, Riding (byChildren), VegetationManagement in the countries of origin much crossbreeding very frugal and robust quiet, willing animals very fertile well suited for driving and pleasure riding with light riders well suited as therapy horse well suited for landscaping on meagre pastures very frugal all colours with the exception of grey, roan and spotted. Mostly bay and dun. Desirable are signs of wild horse colouring like backstripe, shoulder-cross and zebra markings on the legs. bay, dun dark 142 138 350 320 Compact nice pony with rectangular frame, harmonic back-line and sloping croup. Deep set tail, neck short and strong, the well muscled shoulders usually are steep. The head is clean, expressive and noble. Hard and not too small hooves often allow work without shoeing. Native y 2000 domestic breed the origin is now in Romania and Ukraine, first mentioned in 1603 from the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy (1856) 100% since 1997 from Slovakia, Romania and Poland country-wide extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 40 36 12 18 36 365 22 Verband der Züchter des Huzulenpferdes in Österreich (VZHÖ) Lieglerberg 85 A-8274 Buch bei Hartberg extensive pasturing riding horses are kept in paddocks carries loads up to 100 kg 1 1 1 regional No Material atRisk criticalMaintained vulnerable -Austria AUT Horse Lipizzaner ger. Lipitsa Lipitsa Carting, SpanishHorseschool A typical example of a baroque riding horse. bred for the Austrian empire (1580) This breed is known for late maturity. This breed is undemanding. mountainous country Solid grey or white ; foals are born black or brown with occasional white markings on the head Grey or white; seldom bay or black Black except below white markings. 158 158 550 550 Native y domestic breed composite of local horses and old Andalusian horses 1532 Styria and Vienna semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical vulnerable -Austria AUT Horse Noriker Now used as a draught horse for tourism, for hobby carting and pleasure riding. Rarely as a draught animal in the forest. ger. Noric Norisches Kaltblut, Pinzgauer DraughtPower, Meat folkloristic farming horse; used as a draught horse in show teams of Austrian breweries The breed is adapted to mountains. mountain "Black, dark chestnut, chestnut, bay, grey: white patches, leopard, sometimes blue roans with black heads (ger.= """"Mohrenköpfe""""). Occasionally white markings on the head and/or feet. No white horses." Bay, black, chestnut; blue roan with black head and legs; seldom pied or spotted Dark under coloured hair, flesh under white hair 157 154 800 700 heavy head with convex profile, split croup, clean legs Native y 1898 domestic breed composite of various Heavy Draught Horses (Pinzgauer, Brabanter, Burgunder, Ardenner) and Spain-Andalusian-Iberian Blood (1688) 1688 Salzburg, Kärnten, Tirol, Steiermark, Oberösterreich extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary The animals are grazing on the mountains. Fertility 2009 55% 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Austria AUT Horse Pinkafeld ger. Pinkafö Pinkafö similar to Murinsulaner; heavy Native n domestic variety original variety of Hungarian Draft regional No Material extinct extinct extinct -Austria AUT Horse Quarter Horse Quarter Horse Hobby, Riding (sports) Exotic y domestic breed from USA international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Horse Shagya-Araber The animals are used for endurance racing. ger. Shagya Arab Shagya Racing, Riding (sports) "This is an old culture breed from a military stud of the last century (""""K.u.K. Gestüt Radauz"""")." Used in traditional show regiments. The animals are tolerant of heat and adapted to arid/dry areas. These are persistent animals. Steppe, arid/dry areas (Trockengebiete) Commonly grey or white, foals are born dark. Rarely black animals, no piebalds or leopards. Rarely small white markings on the head and/or feet. Grey, white, bay, chestnut, black Dark except below white markings 160 157 450 450 Native y domestic breed composite of Thoroughbred, Arab and local horses (1842) 1842 country-wide intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary Specially suited for endurance racing and sports driving. 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Austria AUT Horse Vollblutaraber ger. Arab Araber, Arabisches Vollblut Fancy, Sport These are hardy animals. The animals are known for their staying power. Solid grey, chestnut or bay, rarely black with occasionally small white markins on the head and/or feet. No piebalds and leopards. Grey, bay, chestnut, rarely black Dark except under white markings 155 155 450 450 Fine mane and tail Exotic y 1973 domestic breed imported from Germany, Egypt, USA, Poland and the Former Soviet Republic country-wide intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Horse Österreichisches Warmblut ger. Österreichisches Warmblut Sport Sometimes small white markings on the head and/or legs. black, light black, bay, dark chestnut, chestnut, grey Locally adapted y domestic breed composite of Hanoverian (Germany, 1941) and Halfbred races (Oldenburg) (Germany, 1955) 1950 since 1970, >20% from Hanoverian and Trakehner (Germany) country-wide intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk endangered -Austria AUT Pig Duroc eng. Duroc 100% stress resistant Solid coloured, no white spots Light gold to mahagony brown Dark Head of middle length with slightly dished profile, light drooping ears Exotic y 1988 domestic breed In the 19th century developed in the USA Middle of the 19th century Since 1988 100% imported from Denmark Upper and Lower Austria intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 9 2 12 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Pig Edelschwein ger. Large White DamLine, Meat 100% stress tolerant breed Light pointed ears carried erect; long straight snout. Locally adapted y domestic breed Local strains of white pigs with pointed ears crossed with imported Large White from Germany, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Denmark. extensive (non backyard), intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 100% stress tolerant 12 2 17 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Pig Landrasse ger. German Landrace DamLine, Meat 100% stress tolerant. 100% stress tolerant White bristles on white skin White Flesh 80 75 300 265 Long body, heavy, drooping ears. Locally adapted y domestic breed Local strains of lop-eared pigs were crossed with imported German Landrace and Danish Landrace pigs. Between 1918 and 1935 Since 1950 about 20% Danish and Dutch Landrace. All over the country intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products nomadic, stationary 1.8 1.8 7 7 13 11 14 166 2.2 900 110 Agrarmarkt Austria Intensive management 12 4 18 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Pig Mangalitza ger. Mangalitsa Mangalica 2003: This breed is highly endangered. Vulcano Ham - a speciality from southern Styria Very high quality of lard and meat, suited for production of special air-cured ham Hardy breed, good scavenger. No flesh coloured spots tolerated. Black with white belly (swallow-bellied), red, blond Black, even under blond hair 150 150 Dense, woolly bristles Native y 2002 domestic breed Imported breed from Hungary Since 1995 100% imported from Hungary all over the country extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 8 10 18 18 7 2 14 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Austria AUT Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat, SireLine Very high lean meat content. Rather poor meat quality due to lacking intramuscular fat (below 1%). Used to be highly stress suceptible, now up to 60% stress tolerant animals. Locally adapted y domestic breed Imported from Belgium and Germany 9 2 12 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Pig Schwäbisch-Hällisches Schwein 100% stress tolerant; good mothering abillity ger. DamLine, Meat 100% stress tolerant Head, neck and partly shoulders black, hindquartes black with white tip of the tail. White body parts meet the black areas with a grey seam (white bristles on pigmented skin). Black; white Dark under black bristles, flesh under white bristles Big framed pig with drooping ears Exotic y 1997 domestic breed Developed at the end of the 18th century in Wuertthemberg, Germany 1983 100% imported from Germany All over the country intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing 820 9.6 2 18 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Austria AUT Pig Turopolje cro. Turopolje Hobby, Lard, Meat, VegetationManagement 2003: this breed is highly endangered. Typical pasture pig. Very high quality lard and meat, suited for production of special air-cured ham Used to control shrubs in alluvial pastures. Well adapted to wet land, old-typed pasture pig. Pied black and white, red hair is undesirable. No unpigmented skin allowed. White, black Grey, even below white hair. The colour fades after slaughter. 180 180 Light ears carried upright, broad head with short straight snout. Native y 2001 domestic breed Imported from Croatia 1991 Since 1991 100% imported from Croatia. All over the country. extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 8 10 18 18 100 7 2 14 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Austria AUT Pig Weißer Belgier ger. Belgian Landrace Landrasse B since 1997 in the Piétrain herdbook and not regarded as a separate breed any longer. Only a few small black spots are tolerated. White Flesh Very well muscled: Broad shoulders, full hams. Exotic y domestic breed imported from Belgium and Germany, now in the Piétrain herdbook concentrate stationary 1.5 1.5 6 7 12 10 18 2 600 130 9 2 14 international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Austria AUT Sheep Alpines Steinschaf ger. Meat, VegetationManagement, Wool Well adapted to wet and cold mountain climate. Mountain grazing in summer on extremely steep slopes in the high Alps. Adapted to poor mountain pastures. White markings on head and tail are common. All colours, also pied animals Dark under coloured wool, flesh under white wool. 0/2 0/2 55 40 Small to medium framed mountain sheep showing all wool colours and colour markings. The head is clean the profile is straight with a slightly bent nose. The short and pointed ears are loose and are carried levelly or are drooping slighty. The animal is fine boned with very hard claws and broad and deep rump. Long woolly tail. Native y 1999 domestic breed Indigenous breed of the Alpine regions of Salzburg, Upper Austria and upper Styria. Known since the Middle Ages. Salzburg, region of Salzkammergut in Upper Austria, upper Styria. wool coarse/carpet 3 2.5 3.5 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 5 8 15 13 18 270 2 1 3 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Sheep Austrian Negretti eng. fine woolled Exotic domestic variety origin from Negretti strain of Spanish Merino x local breeds local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Berrichon du Cher fr. Berrichon Du Cher Meat 0 0 73 68 110 70 Exotic y domestic breed wool medium 4 4 4.5 29 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 15 12 18 400 42 53 2 1 3 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Bleiburger ger. Native n domestic variety former variety of Carinthian, now incorporated in the Carinthian. local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Braunes Bergschaf ger. Brown Mountain Meat, VegetationManagement, Wool This breed is highly fertile. No oestrus seasonality is reported. A traditional brown loden is made from the wool. Loden for traditional clothes from naturally coloured wool, felting and knitting wool. Suitable for grazing on steep slopes in the High Alps. Well adapted to summer pasture in the High Alps uni coloured: brown Light to dark brown, seldom black or pied Black 0 0 72 68 77 67 roman head, big long lop ears Native y 1977 domestic breed Selected from landraces with influence of Bergamask and Padua Middle of 19th century, indigenous breed Salzburg, Styria, Tyrol, Lower Austria wool medium 5 4 7 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 20 14 28 Tiroler Schafzuchtverband 2 1 4 regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Bschlabser ger. Integrated into Tiroler Steinschaf. similar to Steinschaf but woolly face Native n domestic variety local variety Tyrol local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Coburger Fuchsschaf ger. Coburger Fuchs Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement "Lams are born red brown and get lighter with age. The fleece of adult animals is glossy with colous reaching from light yellow to dark gold (""Golden fleece""). Coloured hairs are red brown, they should be evenly spaced in the fleece and not too numerous." Golden yellow to red brown Dark 0 0 90 70 Middle-framed sheep with noble expression. Head hornless and narrow, without wool, coloured golden to golden red. Roman Head possible. Legs fine-boned, without wool, clean, same colour as head; firm fetlocks. Rams may show a mane, both genders may have an eelback. Exotic y 2005 domestic breed The Coburg Sheep belongs to the landrace breeds. Originally it was situated in many low mountain areas in Germany e.g. Coburger Füchse, Eifeler Füchse, Oberpfälzer Füchse, Westerwälder Füchse. 1966 the breed was registered by the DLG as Coburg Sheep. 2005 Since 2005 100% imported from Germany. Salzburg wool medium 4 3 5 35 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 10 8 18 270 Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien; Tel. +43 1 334 17 21 40 Fax: +43 1 334 17 13 e-mail: office@oebsz.at Fertility: 130 to 180% 1.5 1 3 regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Austria AUT Sheep Dorper ger. Dorper Sheds the wool in spring. Browses bushes. 0/2 0/2 Only small butts are tolerated. 110 75 Middle-framed meat sheep with deep rump, good rounded rib and very well muscled. Uni-coloured white with black head and neck. Ears carried horizontally or lightly drooping. No or only butt horns. Strong legs. Hair and wool are light, short and fluffy. Exotic y 1999 domestic breed In the 1950ies bred in South Africa from the breeds Dorset Horn and Persian Black. 1999 Since 1999 to 100% imported from Germany. All over the country wool coarse/carpet extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 14 12 15 275 www.alpinetgheep.com Fertility: 150 - 200% Sheds the wool in spring needs no shearing. 1.7 1 2 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Gurktaler ger. Native n domestic variety Former local variety of Carinthian probably crossed with English Longwool. Absorbed by Carinthian. Carinthia local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Heidschnucke Is used to control brush in heath landscapes ger. The name shows the origin in the Lüneburg heath. Meat, VegetationManagement, Wool Strictly seasonally fertile. The meat has a gamey flavor. Grey with black bib. Lambs are born black. Grey Dark 2 2 Big screwed horns resembling moufflon horns in rams. Ewes carry sabre-like curved horns. 85 50 Small long-tailed landrace breed with a longish head. Sabre-like curved (ewe) resp. screwed (ram) horns, small erect ears. Fleece grey, with mixed wool, a black bib. Fineness 38-39 microns. Exotic y 1994 domestic breed The grey horned Heidschnucke is probably descended from the moufflon. Originally it was found from Northern Europe to Sibiria, today the main breeding center is the Lüneburg Heath in Germany. 1994 Since 1994 100% imported from Germany Upper Austria, Carinthia wool coarse/carpet 2.5 1.7 4 38 extensive (non backyard), not for production fodder, grazing stationary 14 12 24 365 200 www.alpinetgheep.com Fertility: 100 - 200% 1.2 1 2 local No Material atRisk critical -Austria AUT Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France Meat White Flesh-coloured 140 85 Meat breed with a short neck, relatively narrow breast, broad and deep rump and very well muscled haunch. The head is white, polled, with a wooly forehead. Middling ears. Exotic y 2005 domestic breed Frech meat breed, resulting from cossing Dishley-Leicester sheep with Rambouillet-Merinos in the 19th century. Registered as a breed 1922 in France. 2005 Since 2005 100% imported from France Tyrol, Upper Austria wool fine 5 4 6 26 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 16 15 18 420 Fertility: 150 - 180% 1.8 1 3 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Juraschaf ger. """Jura"" names the mountains in the French part of Switzerland where the breed was established." Schwarzbraunes Bergschaf, Elbschaf, Brun-noir du Pays, Pecora giurassiana DamLine, Meat, VegetationManagement Good herd instinct. Summer pasture in the High Alps Well adated to high mountains. Uni coloured "Black, black-brown, reddish brown, light brown (""elb"")" Black 0 0 79 70 100 83 Body deep, harmonious with good growth, well developed sex character (udder, testicles), head and legs with glossy black or brown hair. Head clean, of middling length in ewes, short in rams with broad muzzle. Nose straight, ears of middling length and carried well. Neck well muscled, good joining with withers and shoulder, breast long, broad and deep with well rounded ribs. Back broad, straight, firm and well muscled. Loins broad, strong and well muscled. Pelvis of middling length, strong with slight slope. Haunches well muscled. Legs clean, finely boned and straight. Compact claws. Fleece compact with good staple. Colour uni-coloured black, brown or yellow (beige). Exotic y 1983 domestic breed Swiss breed, bred from land varieties Jura, Saanen, Simmental, Frutig and Roux des Bagnes in the French part of Switzerland. Beginning of 19th century in Switzerland Since 1977 100% imported from Switzerland Coutry-wide wool fine 3.5 3 4 32 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 4 3.9 10 12 18 14 24 297 212 365 470 36 45.6 MPA Ritzlhof On station Usually kept and fattened on pasture (daily gain on pasture 170g) Fertility: 180% 2 1 4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Kanaltaler ger. Uggowitz, Canaltaler Milk "black ear tips and ""spectacles"" - coloured spots around the eyes." Native n domestic variety former variety of Carinthian, now absorbed in Carinthian. local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Karakul Schaf pelts of very young lambs are called Persian lamb ger. Karakul Meat, PeltFur Hobby breeders Adapted to draught, dry heat and dry cold seasonal Pelts of very young lambs have a tight curl and are used by the fur industry. Fat-tailed sheep with meagre meat resembling venison. Persian lamb pelts suitable to manage dry steppe landscapes Steppe sheep. Well adapted to dry meagre pastures. Stands well heat and cold, sensitive to wet climate. legs black up to Carpal-/Tarsal joint black, grey, brown, rarely white dark 2 0 stub horns occur in ewes 65 45 Long-legged steppe sheep with fat-tail, head narrow with Roman nose, broad long drooping ears. Exotic y 2008 domestic breed Usbekian breed 1904 100% imported 1904 country-wide wool coarse/carpet 2.5 2 4 not for production, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 3.5 3.1 12 12 18 365 6 Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen, Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien Hobby 1.1 1 2 international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Krainer Steinschaf ger. Krainer Steinschaf Bovska, Plezzana Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement Well suited to graze steep slopes in the High Alps. Breed of the High Alps White markings on head and tail are common, approx. 20% pied animals. White, bown-black, grey Flesh under white wool, dark under coloured wool. 0/2 0 Occasionally butts in ewes. 60 45 Fine-boned, small sheep with short, not drooping ears and graceful, mostly polled head with straight profile. Woolly forehead, long woolly tail, woolly belly. Native y 1990 domestic breed "A variety of the ""Steinschaf"" which was descended from the ""Zaupelschaf"" and common in all Alpine regions. The Krainer Steinschaf was bred through centuries in the ""Julische Alpen"" as a dairy sheep." About 17th century 1988 30 animals imported from Slovenia 1992 3 rams from Slovenia Carinthia, Styria wool coarse/carpet 3 2.5 3.5 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 150 220 1.5 6 8 15 12 20 200 30 1.3 1 3 regional Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Kärntner Brillenschaf ger. "The pigmented spots around the ears are referred to as ""spectacles""" Carinthian Seeländer Schaf, Brillenschaf Meat, VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountains). Premium program for high quality lamb meat. "White with black spots (""spectacles"") around eyes. Ears approx. 2/3 black." White Flesh 0 0 75 65 80 60 Middl framed sheep with Roman nose and middling long drooping ears. White middle wool with coarse guard hair starting behing the ears. Native y 1988 domestic breed composite of a local varieties, Padua and Bergamasca sheep. Beginning of 19th century (1844) Carinthia, Salzburg, Upper and Lower Austria wool medium 3.5 2.5 5 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 2 1.6 18 1.6 1 3 regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Lacaune fr. Lacaune Meat, Milk Small pigmented spots are tolerated. The wool is white with closely locked structure in short right-angled staples. White Flesh 0 0 Small (up to 2cm) butts in rams are tolerated. 75 70 95 75 Middle to large framed sheep; the head is rather long and narrow with straight or slightly roman profile. The forehead is slightly domed, broad with short onset. The face is covered with fine glossy silvery hair. The eye is large, clear and of slightly yellow colour. The ears are long and best carried horizontally. The rump is long and roomy with broad back and distinctly curved ribs. The dorsal line should be straigt from the basis of the neck to the onset of the tail. The breast is joined deeply between the forelegs. The tail is long and nearly zylindric. The legs are of medium length and evenly proportioned. The wool is spaced evenly a little thinner on the belly. Head and nape of the neck are without wool. Exotic y 1995 domestic breed Indigenous breed of the mountains of Lacaune in the southeast of the departement Tarn. The milk yield has been improved significantly through adequate secetion since 1870. The herdbook was founded in 1928, milk recording is done since 1945. 1995 since 1995 100% imported from France Lower Austria wool fine 1.5 1 2.5 26 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 167 600 5.5 3.6 5 1.7 1.5 66 59 24 365 300 36 50 Fertility: 165% 1.6 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Merinolandschaf ger. Merinolandschaf DamLine, Meat White Flesh, small pigmented spots (max. the size of peas) are conditionally tolerated. 0/2 0 Small butts in rams (max. 2cm, must be pliable) are tolerated. 90 85 130 100 Medium-sized, big framed sheep with wedge-shaped long head with a typical tuft of wool on the forehead and broad, slightly drooping ears. The breast is broad and sufficiently advanced. Long broad back with well rounded ribs. Broad pelvis with well muscled outer and inner haunches. The white wool is a crssbred wool with closed staple. Slight flaws in wool quality are tolerated. No crane od dead hair is tolerated. Skin folds are principally not wanted but are conditionally tolerated in the neck region. Locally adapted y 1982 domestic breed "In the middle of the 18th century fine woolled sheep from Spain were imported into Germany. Sheep of this type were used in the south of Germany (mostly in Württhemberg) at the end of the 18th century to improve the local landrace sheep. The ""Württhemberger"" werde crossed with several other breeds." about 1800 Iported since 1982 to 100% from Germany. All over the country. wool fine 4.5 3.5 5 27 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 20 250 240 270 Fertility: 227% 2 1 4 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Montafoner Steinschaf ger. name refers to the region of origin, the Montafon in Vorarlberg, Austria Meat, VegetationManagement, Wool Well adapted to wet and cold climate. Resistant against foot-rot. Well suited to manage steep slopes in the High Alps. Well adapted to extreme slopes in the High Alps. White markings on head and tail are common. Frequently pigmented spots around the eyes and muzzle. All colours, also pied animals Dark under coloured wool, flesh under white wool. 0/2 0/2 50 40 Small framed, fine boned. Good clean legs. Short pointed ears with good clearance, carried horizontally or slightly drooping. Face without wool. Long woolly tail reaching at least to the hocks. Coarse carpet wool in various colours. Native y domestic breed Indigenous breed of the Montafon (Vorarlberg) Known since the Middle Ages Vorarlberg wool coarse/carpet 3.5 3 4.5 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 5 8 20 15 24 1.33 1 3 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Sheep Ostfriesisches Milchschaf ger. Friesian Milk Milchschaf Milk The wool is white or brown-black with evenly closed staple and middling fineness. White; brown-black Flesh; dark 0 0 100 70 A moderately heavy, big framed, well growing and early maturing sheep. The head is long with a noble expression, slightly Roman profile, polled and without wool. The ears are long, narrow and pointed forward. The breast is broad and deep, the back long. The legs are fineboned with firm fetlocks. the tail is long, thin and without wool. The udder is broad based and shows strong teats that point sideways and downwards. Locally adapted y 1949 domestic breed Originally from eastern Friesland. 1897 the first breeders associations werde founded, rams have to be approved since 1901. Planned breeding since 1908. The remarkable fertility was mentioned as early as in the 16th century. Since 1949 100% imported from Germany and the Netherlands. All over the country. wool fine 4.5 4 6 35 intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 500 5 4.8 1.7 1.5 24 250 2 1 4 international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Austria AUT Sheep Petzen ger. Native n domestic variety Local variety of Carinthian. Now assimilated into Carinthian. local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Schwarzkopfschaf ger. German Blackheaded Mutton Schwarzköpfiges Fleischschaf Meat Save some tolerated black or brown wool fibres at the neck and on the rim of the haunch a solid coloured white, dense fleede with a fineness of 33 to 35 µm is aspired. White wool, head and legs with black hair. Dark 0 0 140 85 Middle to big framed meat sheep. From the carpal joint resp. the hock downwards the legs are dark brown to black and mostly without wool. The rather broad head is polled and also black. the forehead with more or less wool. Strong ears, carried horizontally. Vigorous meat sheep with middling broad, black head with not too much wool. Pronounced meat parts, e.g. deep broad, pushed forward chest, deep, broad rump with long broad and well muscled back. A broad and long pelvis with full outer and inner haunches carried well downwards. Strong, black legs with preferably no wool. Hardiness, good at foraging, well equipped for long droves and hurdles. Exotic y 1964 domestic breed About 1860 Since 1964 100% imported from Germany. All over the country. wool medium 5.5 4 7 36 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 7 8 18 15 24 365 400 45 50 Fertility: 170% 1.7 1 2 regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Seeländer ger. Native n domestic variety Old name of Carinthian. local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Shropshire eng. Shropshire Shropshire sheep do not browse on coniferes. Therefore they are frequently used to check the vegetation in christmas tree cultures. 0 0 115 80 Small to middle framed sheep with a short, burly neck, a woolly polled head with ears protruding horizontally and short legs. the hairy parts are dark brown to black, the forehead and cheeks are woolly. Exotic y 1995 domestic breed The Shropshire emerged in the middle west of England from a crossing of Southdown sheep with local breeds in the 19th century. 1995 100% imported from Germany and the United Kingdom. Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Styria wool fine 3.5 2.5 4 32 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 10 8 17 Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien; Tel. +43 1 334 17 21 40 Fax: +43 1 334 17 13 e-mail: office@oebsz.at Fertility: 125% 1.5 1 3 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Steiner ger. Native n domestic variety Former variety of Carinthian. Assimilated into the Cainthian. Steiner Alps, Carinthia local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Recommended as crossing partner to establish fattening lambs. All body parts carrying hair are black, lambs are born light grey to black and change colour when reaching maturity. White Dark 0 0 85 80 190 170 Medium framed sheep with a pitch black, woolless, polled head and slightly sticking out black ears. The legs are also black and woolless. Deep, well pushed forward chest and long broad well muscled back. Broad pelvis and very well pronounced inner and outer haunches. Clean, correct legs. The white wool is a crossbred quality. Exotic y 1972 domestic breed In England bred from a cross between Southdown and Norfolk Horn Sheep at the beginning of the 19th century. 1972 Since 1972 100% imported from England and Germany. All over the country. wool medium 4 2.5 5 32 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 17 15 18 500 45 58 Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien; Tel. +43 1 334 17 21 40 Fax: +43 1 334 17 13 e-mail: office@oebsz.at www.alpinetgheep.com Paddock feeding with intensive fattening of lambs. Fertility: 182% Rams are ready to mate round the year. 1.8 1 3 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat, SireLine Intensive meat sheep. Seasonally fertile, early maturing, good fecundity. Very good fattening qualities and optimal carcass quality with low fat when pastured. Well adapted to paddock fattening. Recommended as crossing partner for the production of fattening lambs. Fleece, head and legs white, dark claws. White Dark, pigmented muzzle 0 0 75 65 120 80 Middle framed, with a white, middling broad, polled head without wool and flat, pigmented muzzle. Short, heavily muscled neck. The back is broad with well rounded ribs and broad loins. Deep, broad chest as well as broad pelvis. The inner and outer haunches are fully muscled. The extremely well muscled haunch is typical for the breed. Dry, clean legs, dark claws. The white wool is a crossbred wool with closed staple. Well woolled belly. Exotic y 1966 domestic breed Originates from the island Texel in the North Sea. In the 19th century crossed with the English breeds Leicester and Lincoln. 1966 Since 1966 100% imported from the Netherlands and Germany. All over the country. wool fine 5 4 6 35 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 5 8 24 365 40 Yearling ram at least 70kg liveweight Yearling ewe at least 50kg liveweight 1.6 1.2 2 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Tiroler Bergschaf ger. German Mountain Bergschaf DamLine, Meat, VegetationManagement Is used to manage alpine pastures. Well adapted to Alpine production and grazing on mountain pastures. White straight to wavy wool of middle fineness and a length of 4 to 7 cm when shorn twice a year. The breed is bred pure white and no pigments or blue eyes are tolerated. White Flesh coloured, no pigmented spots are tolerated. 0 0 120 90 Middle to big framed sheep with narrow polled head with a woolly forehead and long flat lop ears reaching to the corners of the mouth. Firmly joined limbs with deep rump, well rounded ribs, long straight back, compact shoulders and slightly sloping pelvis. Correct legs with firm fetlocks and closed claws. Native y 1938 domestic breed Autochthonous breed evolved from Zaupelschaf-varieties (local varieties e.g. Ötztaler, Bschlapser) crossed with Bergamasca and Paduan sheep. First half of the 19th century All over the country wool fine 3.5 2.5 5 36 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 2.5 1.8 5 6 20 12 24 240 200 365 350 40 2 1 4 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Tiroler Steinschaf ger. Tiroler Steinschaf Steinschaf DamLine, Meat, VegetationManagement Well suited to the management of steep alpine slopes. Well adapted to the High Alps. In coloured individuals legs and face with black hair. Grey; white; seldom black; lambs are born black and change colour later on. Black 2 0 Females may have loose horn stubs (knobs). 82 75 90 77 Big framed, long legged sheep; face without wool with a woolly forehead, slightly Roman profile, pointed well carried ears and long woolly tail. Straight wool with a silky gloss. Native y 1980 domestic breed Oldest breed of the Tyrol bred from very fertile local varieties (e.g. Zillertaler), descends from the Zaupel sheep. Beginning of the 19th century. Tyrol, Salzburg wool coarse/carpet 3.5 2.5 4 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 2.2 1 4 regional Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Austria AUT Sheep Waldschaf Well suited to the management of lime-free dry meagre pastures. ger. Sumava Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement, Wool The breed is adapted to rough weather conditions. Highly resistant against foot rot. "The wool fibre in the mixed fleece is as fine as Merino wool. No undesirable mutton-flavor in the lamb meat even in older lambs. ""Forest sheep tweed"" - cloth in tweed weave dyed with natural dies." Kun, Gunhild: Beiträge zur Charakterisierung und Verwendung der Mischwollen von Ostpreussischen Skudden und Rauhwolligen Pommerschen Landschafen. Vet.med.Diss., Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen, Germany, 1995 Will graze even swamp grasses and mat grass. Browses heavily on brush and bushes. Well adapted to harsh, cold and wet climate and poor pastures. All colour combinations also pied animals. White markings on head, tail and legs are common in dark animals. In white animals frequently pigmented spots on wolless body parts. Solid black animals are rare. White, black brown. Flesh under white wool, dark under coloured wool. 0/2 0/2 70 62 65 47 Straight head with slightly Roman profile, small pointed erect ears, long woolly tail. Native y 1994 domestic breed Descended from Zaupel sheep. Autochthonous breed. Known since the Middle Ages. Since 1984 10% imported from Bavaria (Germany) Austrian part of Bohemian Mass wool medium 3.5 2.5 5 29 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 1.5 1.5 6 6 24 36 14 11 24 300 190 365 5 180 30 When kept extensively - vegetation management - low fertility and fattening performance. 1.8 1 4 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Austria AUT Sheep Walliser Schwarznasenschaf ger The name describes the origin as well as the appearance of the breed Valais Blacknose Hobby, Meat, VegetationManagement imported breed well adapted to high Alpine regions very resistant against wet and cold weather twin lambings favoured Wool, pelts very adaptible www.alpinetgheep.eu Lively temperament, good mothers, non seasonal well suited for landscaping in the high Alps very well adapted to grazing and to mountains, very sure-footed Nose to mid of face and up to the ears deep black, eyes with black borders, legs booted deep black, black spots on ankles and carpus, black anal spot in ewes. Whole body from the eyes until the carpus and ankles evenly woolly. Fleece evenly uniform white. white, black light under white wool, blackunder black hair 2 2 Horns shaped like screws or spirals 80 75 100 80 Body harmonic, robust, deep with good growth and well pronounced gender traits. Head of middling lenght, light with broad muzzle. Ears of middling lenght and carried well. Neck well joined to shoulder and withers. Chest long, broad, deep, with well curved ribs. Back level and firm. Loins broad and strong of middling lenght. Legs middling fine to strong with firm fetlocks and hard hooves Exotic y domestic breed from the Swiss canton Valais 100% imported from Switzerland all over the country wool coarse/carpet 3.5 3 4.5 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3 2.8 8 8 20 13 36 50 Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen, Jahresbericht 2009 extensive pasturing with grazing in the high Alps in summer many animals in hobby farms grazing in the high Alps in Summer Fertility 166% 1.6 1 3 regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Weißes Alpenschaf ger. Weißes Alpenschaf Susceptible to foot rot when claw clipping is neglected. Österreichischer Bundesverband für Schafe und Ziegen Dresdner Straße 89/19, 1200 Wien, Austria www.alpinetgheep.com Well adapted to mountain pastures. Small pigmented spots on the muzzle, ears and around the eyes are tolerated. White Flesh 0 0 85 70 120 90 Exotic y 1982 domestic breed 1938 in Switzerland Since 1983 100% imported from Switzerland Vorarlberg, Upper Austria wool fine 3.5 2.5 5 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 18 250 5 40 Fertility: 141% 1.7 1 3 local No Material atRisk critical -Austria AUT Sheep Zackelschaf ger. Racka Hobby, Horns, Meat, PeltFur In Hungary conservation breeding in special gene conservation herds. Dry areas of the Pannonian plain. Black and white colour should not be mixed. White; black Flesh; dark 2 2 V-shaped spiraled horns reaching up to 60cm lenght in rams 55 45 small body size, fine boned, croup slightly higher than withers, shaggy coat, head with woolly front, ears small and pointed carried horizontally, long woolly tail. Native y 2001 domestic breed Recently re-imported breed 1980 Since 1980 100% imported from Hungary All over the country wool coarse/carpet 3 2 4 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 10 15 20 365 1.4 1 2 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Austria AUT Sheep Zillertal Native n domestic variety Local variety of Steinschaf. Completely absorbed in the Tiroler Steinschaf. Tyrol local No Material extinct extinct -Austria AUT Sheep Ötztaler ger. Native n domestic variety Local variety similar to German Mountain. Now assimilated into the Tiroler Bergschaf. Tyrol local No Material extinct extinct -Azerbaijan AZE Ass Local eng. Azerbaijan Caucasian type domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Bactrian camel Bactrian Productivity of two - humped camel is lower than of one - humped. But milk fat is higher. PackBaggage In 2003, By 2002 there are 207 one- and two- humped camels in the republic, including 12 male camels. Camel milk is of medicinal importance.Camel hair is more valuable than fine fleece. Baktrian camel breed yielded 21-kg hair. domestic breed 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Buffalo Azerbaijan Buffalo milk consist of 8-12% of the total milk production. ru. Milk Well adapted to natural and feeding conditions. High productivity of buffalo milk. Milk fat is 2-3 times higher than cow milk. 0 0 950 450 domestic breed 1970 mainly found in flat country Aran region 1300 1500 8 12 54 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Buffalo Murrah "The bull-culf of """"Murrah"""" is crossed with the Azerbaijan buffalo (in Sheki-Zagatala zone) to raise milk production and live weight." Murrah GeneralCrossbreeding High productive 0 0 domestic breed imported from Bulgaria crossed in Sheki-Zagatala zone international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Aberdeen Angus Crossed to grade up the quality of meat. eng. Aberdeen-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: black 0 0 550 500 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1980 Crossed in the region Lenkaran-Astara international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Brow Caucasian En Caucasian Brown Caucasian Brown, Caucasus Brown, Azerbaijan Brown Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is not homogenous and local variants do exist. multi coloured: brown with dark patchings 2 2 129 126 750 455 domestic breed composite of Lesser Caucasus breed, Swiss Brown, Kastroma, Lebedin 1930 305 3300 3.78 29 27 F65-65 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing and concentrates. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Brown-cattle Crossed to grade up the quality of milk and meat. eng. Brown cattle GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Crossed in the foothill regions of Azerbaijan local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Galloway Crossed to grade up the quality of meat. eng. GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: black 0 0 600 800 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1978 Crossed in highlands and foothills local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Gara-ala GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Girmizi Gazakh az Azerbaijan Red 2 2 0 domestic variety variety of Caucasian, subvariety of Lesser Caucasian local No Material extinct extinct -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Holstein Friesian Deeply freezing sperm is used for increasing milk productivity and milk fatness. En Holstein (black and white) Holtchin-Friz GeneralCrossbreeding Well adapted to the local environment. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 6000 6500 3.6 3.7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Kazakh Whiteheaded En GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Kostroma Kostroma Redish-Desert GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Latvian Brown Crossed to grade up the quality of milk. En Brown-Latvia GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Crossed in the cotton-grain-sowing, irrigated areas local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Lebedin Lebedin GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Red Estonian Estonian Red GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Red desert En local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Simmental Simmental GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Swiss cattle En Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Zebu of Azerbaijan eng. Azerbaijan Zebu Azerbaidzhanskii Zebu, Caucasian Zebu, Talysh, Talyshinskii, Azerbaijan Zebu Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is being extensively crossed to upgrade other breeds of cattle. However, a number of pure-bred animals are being kept for this purpose. The animals can withstand both hot and cold climates. The animal is well adapted to the local environment. This breed is reported to be tick resistant. High quality of milk. Milk protein is 3,7-4,2 uni coloured: usually red, black
multi coloured: pied 2 2 107 104 450 265 Zebu, large dewlap domestic breed been in existence for 3 000 - 4 000 years. very old found in Lenkoran-Astara region and Ganja-Khazax region 305 1150 5 5 6 15 12 800 F65-88, 9 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5 months per year and fed on concentrates. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Cattle Zebu of Cuba Crossed with local cattle breeds to grade up the quality of meat and milk. GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Cuba 1974 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Chicken Local Black eng. local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Chicken Local Nacked neck eng. local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Chicken Local Spotted eng. local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Chicken Local Yellow Depending on breeding conditions the exterior and productivity of this breed are different. eng. Eggs Usually the weight of an eggs is 40-50 grammes. 2.75 2.15 domestic breed 120 150 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Dromedary one - humped camel PackBaggage In 2003, By 2002 there are 207 one- and two- humped camels in the republic, including 12 male camels. Camel milk is of medicinal importance.Camel hair is more valuable than fine fleece. Baktrian camel breed yielded 21-kg hair. domestic 549 4388 5290 4 4.5 40 40 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Duck (domestic) Aboriginal breed Meat The average weight of an egg is 60-70 grammes. uni coloured: white 2.25 2.25 domestic species continually imported 1956 200 230 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Goat Angora goat Angora GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Turkey 1936 Ganja-Kazakh and Nagorno-Karabakh areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Azerbaijan AZE Goat Local Goat eng. Azerbaijan Long-Haired Caucasian, South Caucasian, Transcaucasian, Azerbaijan Meat Well adapted to the local environment. uni coloured: also black, red, grey
multi coloured: usually black dappled with red, pied 2 2 50 40 small head, short muzzle, inflexed horns, a harmonious body. domestic breed country-wide regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Goose (domestic) Aboriginal breed Well adopted to the conditions of the local natural climate. They are less exigent for mixed feed when tthey live in a pasture. multi coloured: white-grey and white-black 5 4.25 domestic species local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Horse Dilbaz GeneralCrossbreeding multi coloured: grey with white around lips and nose, hoves are usually white Medium height domestic breed Local breeds x east horses (Arab and Turkey). This breed has anology with Garabagh breed because it was improved under impact of this breed. end of XVIII century Ganja - Gazakh and Shaki - Zagatala regions. local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Horse Garabakh eng. Karabakh GeneralCrossbreeding In 2003, By 2002 there are a total of 120 horses, including 39-pedigree mare at the Agdam horse-breeding farm . uni coloured: orange proportional body structure, medium height. Larger than mountain horses, domestic breed exotic 1946 Mountain Garabagh, Mil -Garabagh region Breeding activities to improve local genetic resources of horses in Azerbaijan. For this purpose Agdam horse-breeding farm was established. international No Material unknown unknown critical -Azerbaijan AZE Horse Guba Riding (sports) domestic breed Major Caucasus Mountain zones. local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Horse Lower Caucasus eng. Lower Caucasus Karabakh Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Efforts are underway to regenerate the Karabakh. uni coloured: chestnut or bay 150 146 light animals y 1981 domestic breed improved in the 18th century by crossing with Arab and Turkmen 18th century F65-313 local No Material extinct extinct -Azerbaijan AZE Horse Shirvan DraughtPower Light animals. Larger than mountain horses. domestic breed There are several hybrids developed through crossbreeding of Garabagh and Dilbaz breeds. Kur-Araz lowland. local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Pig Ukrainian Steppe White eng. local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Azerbaijan mountain merino eng. Azerbaijan Mountain Merino Wool Very tolerant to hot weather and adaptive to mountainous winter condition. Resistant to poor grass coverage. Resistant to diseases. Pure output of a wool is 48-52 %. uni coloured: white 0 0 45 40 domestic breed composite of Kedabek Merino and Bozakh, further crossed with Askanian 1947 Kedabek and Ganja-Kazakh. wool fine 70 75 5.6 6 47 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Balbas Raw material wool for carpeting. eng. Balbas Balbasian breed, Balbas Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
multi coloured: white with black or brown spots on face and feet 0/2 0 75 55 Caucasian Fat-Tailed Type domestic breed Nakhichevan wool coarse/carpet 1.7 100 125 160 48 F65-235 1.01 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Bozakh eng. Bozakh Bozakh Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white (36%), yellow-white (23), tan (13), grey (10), red (9) 0/2 0/2 64 65 50 domestic breed indigenous breed. Caucasian fat-tailed type. Found in region Kazakh -Ganja of Azerbaijan. wool 3.4 37 3.4 F65-239 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Gala 0 0 85 62.5 domestic variety variety of Shirvan lowlands and mountain grasslands of Apsheron Peninsula wool 2.5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Garabakh eng. Garabakh Karabach, Karabakh Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: usually reddish or greyish, occasionally black or red 0/2 0 45 41 domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type wool coarse/carpet 1.7 F65-243 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Garadolakh eng. Karadolakh 0 0 81.8 66 fat tail domestic variety variety of Karabakh Agzhabedinski, Agdam, Imishli and other Districts wool 2.7 7.5 F65-245 1.17 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Godak 0 0 47.5 35 domestic breed Quba-Khachmaz wool 45 50 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Herik Herik 0 0 domestic breed Rams Lezgi have been crossed with well-aimed breeds' male to increase efficiency of rams Lezgi. The received hybrids have been brought up and received (Rams Lezgi x well-aimed breeds) x Azerbaijan mountain merino. Sheki-Zagatala region regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Jaro eng. Jaro Milk """""Jaro"""" sheeps is cutted two times one year. " uni coloured: white, grey, black and beige 0 domestic variety Caucasian Fat-tailed type Lenkoran-Astara territory wool coarse/carpet 2.2 3 50 60 local No Material extinct extinct -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Lezgi eng. Lezgian Lezgi, Lezgian Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
They are very tolerant. The animals are good walkers and known for their strong constitution. uni coloured: white (75%) or greyish with coloured or spotted head 0/2 0/2 58 47.5 35 long fat tail, generally small animals domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type: Wa crossed with Azerbaijan mountain merinos North-western Azerbaijan, in area Sheki-Zagatala up in particular in Agdash and Goychay. wool 1.9 60 65 F65-249 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Mazekh eng. Mazekh multi coloured: red and brown 0 0 65 46 Externally similar with Balbas breeds. domestic breed Nakhichevan 1.4 2.8 90 110 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Sheep Shirvan eng. Shirvan Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
1989: Most of the sheep (up to 80%) are being crossed with the Azerbaijan Mountain Merino and as a result pure-breds are only raised on individual holdings in the following regions: Apsheron, Lenkoran, Masalli and Sumagit. The breed is well adapted to the hot summers of the Mugan-Salyany area. The efficiency of the wool is very low. uni coloured: off-white (73%), brown, black or pied 0 0 50.5 40 similar to Karabakh domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type widely spread in Mugan-Salyan, Apsheron and Shirvan wool 1.3 60 70 50 3 3 F65-251 During long droughts as well as in cold snowy periods in winter sheep get supplementary hay and concentrate feeding. 1.07 local No Material unknown unknown -Azerbaijan AZE Turkey Aboriginal breed Meat Well adapted to the local environment. Their meat has a high quality. 7 6 domestic species Guba-Khachmaz, Nagorny-Karabakh, Shirvan and Gyandja-Gazakh regions. 50 60 local No Material unknown unknown -Burundi BDI Cattle Ankol en local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle Ankolé Ankole Milk uni coloured: brown/dark red 0 0 moderate size hump Native domestic breed indigenous breed
zebu X taurine type 19 17 54 48 60 630 540 700 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle Ayrshire Ayrshire Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported 1970s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle Brune des Alpes Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported 1970s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle Frisonne fr. Holstein (black and white) Frisian Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported 1970s semi - intensive stationary 8.71 35.4 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle Guernesey Guernsey Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported 1970s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported 1970s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle MontbÂliarde en local No Information unknown unknown -Burundi BDI Cattle Montbéliarde fr. Montbéliarde Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported 1970s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Milk 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed continually imported 1953 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Chicken Babolna Harco eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Harco Eggs Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic around urban areas international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burundi BDI Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic near urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Chicken Red Grey eng. Eggs Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic around urban areas local No Material unknown unknown -Burundi BDI Chicken Sekaganda Kirundi Native n domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Chicken Warren Warren Eggs Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic around urban areas international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burundi BDI Goat Boer Boer Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Goat Petite chÂvre d'Afrique Orientale en local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Goat Petite chèvre d'Afrique Orientale Milk 0 0 Native domestic indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Goat alpine Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Burundi BDI Pig Landrace Landrace Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Pig Large White Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Burundi BDI Pig porc local Kirundi Native n domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Rabbit California California Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Rabbit Fauve de Borgogne Fauve de Borgogne Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Rabbit New Zealand White New Zealand White Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burundi BDI Sheep Queue Grasse de l'Afrique de l'Est fr. Milk multi coloured: various colours 0 0 small size Native domestic indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Ass Ane Wallon fr. Waalse ezel domestic breed breed in development local No Information atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Ass Poitou ezel dutch Poitou domestic breed imported from France local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Cassowary Cassowary Cassowary Research Found in zoos, not common. domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Cattle Aberdeen-Angus Dutch Aberdeen-Angus international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Angler Angeln 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information extinct extinct endangered -Belgium BEL Cattle Ayrshire Dutch Ayrshire international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Bazadaise Bazadais 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Belgisch roodbont Dutch local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Cattle Blaarkop Dutch Blaarkop local No Information extinct extinct -Belgium BEL Cattle Blanc-Bleu Belge fr. Belgian Blue Belgian Blue, Belgisch Wit-Blauw Meat multi coloured: black, blue, white 0 0 148 132 1200 700 double muscling y 1973 domestic breed local Race de Moyenne et Haute Belgique country-wide international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Blanc-Bleu type mixte fr. White Blue Dual Purpose Race de la Moyenne et Haute Belgique, White Blue Dual Purpose, Witblauw mixte Milk 0 0 148 134 1100 700 y 1958 domestic breed 1950`s 4335 1135 8361 290 100 738 4126 815 3.6 2.5 5.4 6 46 42 15 15 30 60 32 22 38 13 10 18 6 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Belgium BEL Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Brown Swiss Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Dexter Dutch Dexter international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Fleckvieh Simmental 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Fries Hollands Dutch Fries Hollands regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Belgium BEL Cattle Hereford Dutch Hereford international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Holstein Friesian Dutch Holstein Friesian local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Holstein Pie Rouge fr. Holstein (red and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Kempense ras dutch Campinoise 0 0 domestic variety local No Information extinct extinct -Belgium BEL Cattle Lakenvelder dutch Dutch Belted 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Longhorn Dutch Longhorn international No Information extinct extinct vulnerable -Belgium BEL Cattle Maas Rijn Ijssel Dutch Maas-Rijn-Ijssel international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Maine-Anjou Maine-Anjou 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Marchigiana Marchigiana 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Montbéliarde fr. Montbéliarde Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Noors Roodbont Dutch Norwegian Red international No Information atRisk critical critical -Belgium BEL Cattle Normande Normande Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Parthenaise fr. Parthenais 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Pie rouge de l`Est de la Belgique fr. Holstein (red and white) Pie rouge Ardennes-Liège, Pie rouge du Pays de Herve, Eastern Red Pied Milk 2006: extinct due to Holsteinization - Holstein gene infusion with no will to conserve the native breed; domestic variety former name for Red Pied (Meuse-Rhine-Yssel) in Eupen and Malmédy. Included in Belgian Red Pied Liège international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Pie-noire (du Pays) de Herve fr. Eastern Black Pied, Pie-noire de l`Est de la Belgique, Zwartbont ras van Oost-België, Zwartbont ras van het Land van Herve, Herve Black Pied Milk 2006: extinct due to Holsteinization - Holstein gene infusion with no will to conserve the native breed. domestic variety originated from Dutch Friesian x local red pied since 1860. Herd-book 1919. Fused with Polders Black Pied 1966 to form Belgian Black Pied central Liège local No Information extinct extinct -Belgium BEL Cattle Piemontese Dutch Piedmont international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Rood type dubbeldoel dutch "The Red breed type dubbeldoel is a dual-purpose breed, whose animals are able to obtain the majority of production (milk and meat) from extensive conditions. In 2019 ""Vlees van het rood ras van West-Vlaanderen"" (fresh meat and offal obtained from the ‘Red’ breed of cattle bred and reared in the province of West Flanders) was registered as a Protected Designation of Origin. " Meat, Milk 1994: These figures include a high number of cross-breds. uni coloured: red
multi coloured: red and white red 2 2 150 140 1200 700 y 1920 domestic breed indigenous breed 1906 from Red Danish (Denmark) western Flanders 319 6748 4.2 5.5 50 45 18 5.5 1200 62 local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Belgium BEL Cattle Rood type vlees Dutch "The animals are used purely for meat production, known for its excellent quality. These red cattle is characterized by a very gentle nature. In 2019 ""Vlees van het rood ras van West-Vlaanderen"" (fresh meat and offal obtained from the ‘Red’ breed of cattle bred and reared in the province of West Flanders) was registered as a Protected Designation of Origin. " Meat local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Belgium BEL Cattle Roodbont dutch Holstein (red and white) Belgian Red Pied, Pied-Rouge Milk multi coloured: red, white 0 0 170 145 1000 700 1920 domestic breed 1950 from Pie-Rouge (Netherlands), Rotbunte (Germany) and Red Holstein Friesian (USA) country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Salers Salers 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Scottich Highland eng. Highland 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Verbeterd Roodbont Dutch Verbeterd Roodbont local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Cattle Wagyu Dutch Wagyu international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Witrood Ras van Belgie dutch Holstein (red and white) Belgian White-and-Red, Blanc-Rouge de Belgique Milk multi coloured: red, white 0 0 150 142 1350 800 y 1897 domestic breed old indigenous breed 1770 from Holstein Red (USA) and Ayrshire (Finland) eastern Flanders 312 5765 4.1 4.7 50 45 29 4.7 1200 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Zwartbont ras van de Polders dutch Pie-noire des Polders, Polders Black Pied Milk 2006: extinct due to Holsteinization - Holstein gene infusion with no will to conserve the native breed; domestic variety joined with Hervé Black Pied 1966 to form Belgian Black Pied western Antwerp and northern Flanders local No Information extinct extinct -Belgium BEL Cattle Zwartbont-Holstein dutch Holstein (black and white) Holstein, Pie-Noire-Holstein Milk multi coloured: black, white 0 0 128 141 1000 700 1920 domestic breed local breed 1950 from Holstein (USA, Canada, France, Netherlands) country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Cattle Zweeds Roodbont Dutch Swedish Red international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Chicken Aarschots hoen dutch domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Ardennaise fr. Ardenner, Ardense hoen Meat 1997: Only few breeders are interested in this breed. This breed is very hardy. middle level 2.5 2 rumpless (no tail) variety (about 50%) domestic breed originated in the Ardenne region, very old breed 140 8 7 This breed is kept semi-feral. local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Ardenner bolstaart Ardenner bolstaart domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Chicken Bassette Liégeoise fr. Bassette, Luikse Bassette Eggs middle level 1 0.9 dwarf, similar to the Brabant, but smaller and without crest. domestic breed This breed seems to be related to Brabant, but it is smaller and without crest. Liege region, eastern Belgium 180 7 6 The animals prefer to live under semi-feral conditions. local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Belgisch kriel domestic breed originated in Liège in the 1900's 1900 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Bosvoordse baardkriel dutch domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Chicken Brabançonne fr. Houpette, Topman, Brabants hoen Eggs The Belgian Brabant chicken population is bred separately without any connections to Brabant in the Netherlands. The breed is an excellent egg-producer during the winter season. middle level 2.5 2 small crest, especially in the females domestic breed originated in Brabant, central and south-eastern Belgium; It is a very old breed. 175 10 9 local No Information atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Chicken Brakel dutch Braekel Eggs Today's breeders do mostly fancy breeding for shows. The economic importance of this is diminishing. Before 1950 these chicken were kept under intensive management conditions. The so-called Campine was a lighter variety, fed on poor sandy soil. It's origin was also connected to Friesland and Westfalen chicken breeds. middle level 2.5 2.5 domestic breed This is a very old breed (15th century) which was once popular from the north of France up to The Netherlands and from England up to Germany. 1400 southern part of East-Flanders, western Belgium 200 8 8 regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Belgium BEL Chicken Brugse vechter dutch Belgian Fighter, Combattant belges, Combattant de bruges TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The contact reports that several Belgian varieties and also Northern French Fighters are mixed with this breed and that the estimation of the number of breeding stock of Belgian Fighters depends on the observers judgement on how much influence this breed has into the mixed population. These are very hardy but aggressive chicken. Some show-strains are more docile. fancy 5.5 4 domestic breed This breed was once very common as game fowl all over Belgium. Since cock fighting has become illegal in Belgium, most players go to the north of France for the game. 150 18 18 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Everbergse baardkriel dutch domestic breed related to Ukkelse baardkriel and Grubbe baardkriel 1906 local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Chicken Famennehoen dutch domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Fauve de Hesbaye fr. Vale van Haspengouw Hobby 1994: Recreated, in a small number, as bantam by fancy breeders. The original breed is probably extinct. fancy 3.5 3 domestic breed originated in eastern Belgium 200 9 8 7 6 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Grubbe baardkriel domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Herve Hoen dutch Herve Eggs Some fancy breeders are thinking to recreate the 'Herve' for exhibition purposes. According to contact's knowledge this breed might be already extinct. middle level 2 1.5 small chicken, very similar to Bantana domestic breed related to Ardenne fowl eastern Belgium 165 local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Chicken Hoen van de Zwalmvallei 2006: The 1-day chickens can be easily sexed because they have different colors. domestic breed created using Brakel. local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Chicken Huttegem Meat "The females were kept as foster mothers for ducklings (also called """"Huttegeur ducks""""), they are broody for nearly three months and good sitters under humid conditions." middle level 4.5 3.5 feathered legs domestic breed originated in the meadows of Scheldt river, west of Belgium, near Andenarde local No Information extinct extinct -Belgium BEL Chicken Izegemse Koekoek dutch Coucou d`Iseghem Meat This is a very good dual-purpose breed. middle level 4 3.5 domestic breed originated south of West Flanders and East Flanders; It is a very old breed (15th century). 15th century 170 8 8 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Luikse vechter Luikse vechter domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Mechelse hoen dutch Coucou de Malines, Mechelse Koekoek, Poularde de Bruxelles, Malines Meat Increased interest by the semi-industrial breeding during last years with good economic perspectives. The females are known as good sitters and mothers. The very quiet animals of indolent nature are very hardy. middle level 5 4.5 feathered legs domestic breed originated in Malines, between Antwerp and Brussels, created with the Antwerp Brahma and older indigenous breed fowls 150 12 10 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Mechelse kalkoenkop dutch domestic breed created using Mechelse hoen and Brugse vechter. local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Naine du Tournaisis fr. Mille fleurs du Tournaisis, Poule de batelier, Tiquetée, Doornikse kriel Hobby middle level 0.85 0.75 dwarf domestic breed This breed was kept in little villages along the river Scheldt. It seems to be related to Old English Game bantam. 100 local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Chicken Tiense vechter dutch domestic breed region of Tienen 1884 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Ukkelse baardkriel dutch domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Vlaanderse Koekoek dutch Coucou des Flandres Eggs Very close to extinction, only a few breeders are left. This type of chicken has been used to create the Malines chicken breed by crossing with the Antwerp Brahma. The breed is suitable for lowlands. This breed is a good egg producer during the winter. middle level 3.5 3 domestic breed originated in Dender region in the south of Eastern Flanders; has been developed from local fowls with cuckoo plumage 150 8 7 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Waasse kriel domestic breed related to the Belgische kriel local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Watermaalse baardkriel domestic breed 1935 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Zingems Vleeshoen dutch Poulet de chair de Zingem Meat industrial 5.5 4 domestic breed Created in the 1960's as a meat chicken using White Cornish and White Malines. It never became popular because the market demand at that time was for yellow meat instead of the white meat that is produced by this breed. 1960's 160 11 10 local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Chicken Zingems leghoen dutch domestic breed Created in the 1970's using brown layer hybrids and goudbrakel to produce brown eggs. local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Chicken Zottegems hoen dutch Zottegem, Zottegemse Zwartkop Hobby middle level 2.5 2.5 with black bars domestic variety It is considered by some people as a breed, but it is a variety of Braekel. south-east Flanders, western Belgium 200 8 8 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Duck (domestic) Dendermondse eend dutch Blue Termonde, Termonde Meat middle level 3 2.5 domestic breed originated in Dendermonde in the Scheldt region, western Belgium 100 8 8 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Duck (domestic) Forest Eend van Vorst Meat 3 2.8 domestic breed 1890 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Duck (domestic) Huttegem Huttegem Meat middle level 2.5 2.25 They are bluish-white in colour. domestic breed originated in the Scheldt region, around Andenarde regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Duck (domestic) Huttegemse eend dutch domestic breed originated in the region of Oudenaarde local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Duck (domestic) Laplaigne fr. Meat breed 200 local No Information extinct extinct -Belgium BEL Duck (domestic) Merchtemse eend dutch Merchtem Meat middle level 3 2.5 domestic breed This breed might be related to Aylesbury. north of Brussels, central Belgium 200 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Duck (domestic) Semois fr. Semoiseend Fancy 1.5 1.25 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Emu Emu Emu Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Goat Anglo-Nubienne fr. Anglo-Nubian Anglo-Nubian, Anglo-Nubische Milk The milk of this breed contains high butterfat and milk-protein-percentages. 0 0 84 75 long and pendulous ears domestic breed imported from United Kingdom country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Goat Blanche fr. Campine Belgian White, Witte Milk uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 80 71 60 60 y 1930 domestic breed imported from Switzerland northern Belgium local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Goat Bonte geit dutch Bonte Geit 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Goat Chamoisée fr. Belgian Fawn Belgian Fawn, Hertkleurig Milk uni coloured: brown 0/2 0/2 81 72 65 60 y 1930 domestic breed local breed with great influence of French Alpine country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Goat Hertegeit dutch https://www.khv.be/rassen/hertegeit/ Milk 0 0 Native n domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Goat Kempense geit dutch https://sle.be/wat-levend-erfgoed/rassen/kempense-geit 0 0 Native n domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Goat Poitevine fr. Poitou 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Belgium BEL Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Toggenburger Milk multi coloured: light brown with white drawings 0/2 0/2 73 65 y 1988 domestic breed imported from Switzerland international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Goat Vlaamse geit Dutch https://sle.be/wat-levend-erfgoed/rassen/vlaamse-geit Native local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Goose (domestic) Vlaamse gans flemish Flemish, Oie flamande Meat 6 4.5 domestic breed originated in the western part of Flanders, old breed 10 10 local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Guinea fowl Parelhoen dutch Guinea fowl, Pandeur Meat middle level domestic mongrel (Birds) local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Horse Appaloosa Dutch Appaloosa international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Arabe fr. Arab Arab, Arabisch domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Arabo Friese Paard Dutch local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Horse Baudet de Poitou fr. Breton domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Belgisch Warmbloedpaard dutch Belgian Warmblood Belgian Warmblood, Cheval de Sang Belge Sport y 1955 domestic breed composite of Gueldre, Hanovrien and Normand country-wide international No Information extinct extinct critical -Belgium BEL Horse Belgische Rijpony dutch Poney de Selle Belge y domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Horse Boulonnais fr. Boulonnais domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Belgium BEL Horse Bretoens trekpaard dutch Breton domestic breed imported from France international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Cheval Barbe fr. Barb domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Cheval Camarque fr. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Horse Cheval de Sport Belge fr. Belgian Sport Horse Belgian Sport, Belgisch Sportpaard Sport y 1920 domestic breed imported from France, Ireland, UK; composite of Cheval d' armes and Selle Français country-wide local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Cheval de Trait Ardennais fr. Belgian Draft Ardennes Draught, Ardenner Trekpaard DraughtPower The breed is adapted to the local environment (local climate and marginal conditions). uni coloured: bay (64%), roan (25%), chestnut (6%) 158 155 700 600 y 1926 domestic breed local horse of the Ardennes none southern and eastern Belgium international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Cheval de Trait Belge fr. Belgian Draft Belgian Draught, Belgisch Trekpaard DraughtPower uni coloured: roan (79%), bay (12%), black (4%), grey (4%), chestnut (1%) 168 164 900 700 y 1886 domestic breed descended from local horses: Gros de la Dendre, Gris de Nivelles, Collosses de Mélaigne central and northern Belgium 15 65 60 30 30 36 36 45 36 50 360 340 400 15 675 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Cheval selle français fr. French Saddlebred domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Cob Normand fr. Norman Cob domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Connemara Pony eng. Connemara Pony Poney Connemara Belge, Belgische Connemara Pony y domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Dartmoor Pony eng. Dartmoor Pony Poney Dartmoor, Dartmoor Pony y domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Horse Fjord eng. Fjord Milk domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Franches-Montagnes French Freiberger local No Information atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Horse Friese Paard dutch Friesian domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Haflinger Haflinger domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Iceland Pony eng. Iceland Pony Ijsland Pony, Ijslander, Islandais, Poney Islandais domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Irish Cob local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Horse Lipizzan fr. Lipitsa Lipizzaner Dressage uni coloured: grey, sometimes black or brown, the foals are black 158 155 550 500 y 1979 domestic breed imported from Austia; originates from Lipica in the kingdom of Habsbourg and is a composite of a local breeds called Karst, Andalous and Arab with some input of Danois 1975 20 60 60 24 24 20 international No Information extinct extinct vulnerable -Belgium BEL Horse Lusitanien Lusitanian domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Miniature domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Horse Miniatuurpaard dutch Caspian Miniature Horse domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical critical -Belgium BEL Horse New-Forest Pony eng. New Forest Pony New-Forest Pony, Poney New-Forest domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse PR Espagnol Purebred Spanish domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Belgium BEL Horse Palomino eng. Palomino domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Belgium BEL Horse Poney Highland fr. Breton domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Poney mérens fr. Merens Pony domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Pur-Sang Anglais fr. Thoroughbred Engels Volbloed domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Quarter Horse eng. Quarter Horse domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Shetland Pony eng. Shetland Pony Shetland Pony, Poney Shetland domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Tinker Dutch Tinker regional No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Trotteur Belge fr. Belgian Trotter, Belgische Draver domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Horse Tuigpaard dutch Tuigpaard domestic breed imported from The Netherlands regional No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Vlaamse Paard dutch Flamand Flanders, Flemish, Cheval Flamand DraughtPower heavy domestic variety indigenous breed Flanders local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Horse Welsh Pony eng. Welsh Pony Welsh Pony, Poney Welsh domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Horse Zangersheide dutch domestic breed indigenous breed; exported to Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark, France, Switzerland and Argentina local No Information atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Muscovy duck Muscovy Duck eng. Muscovy Meat middle level domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Nandu Ñandu Ñandú TouristAttraction TouristicPotential domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Ostrich Struis Vogel flemish Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Partridge Patrys Meat feral breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Pheasant Common Belgian Pheasant eng. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Pig Belgisch Landras dutch Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace, Landrace Belge Meat This breed produces a lean meat. uni coloured: white 110 95 340 320 lop ears 1920 domestic breed indigenous breed since 1960, 60% country-wide international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Pig Belgisch Landras stressbestendig Dutch local No Information atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Pig Landrace allemand fr. German Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Pig Landrace anglais fr. British Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Pig Landrace finnois fr. Finnish Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Pig Landrace français fr. French Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Belgium BEL Pig Landrace hollandais fr. Dutch Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Pig Landrace norvégien fr. Norwegian Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat This breed is known for its prolificacy. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: white 120 100 400 320 erect ears 1928 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and Netherlands since 1970, 80% from Large White (France, United Kingdom, Netherlands) country-wide international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Pig Piétrain Dutch Pietrain Meat This breed produces a lean meat. multi coloured: black, white with black spots 95 80 300 280 short erect ears 1953 domestic breed indigenous breed; composite of local breeds, Larger Middle White, Tamworth, Berkshire and Wessex since 1970, < 5% from Pietrain (Germany) country-wide international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Pigeon Antwerpse Smierel dutch Antwerp Smierel, Smerle Anversois, Smerle des Flandres Hunting fancy domestic breed old game pigeon city of Antwerp and surrounding region local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Pigeon Reisduif dutch Belgian Game Pigeon Hunting indigenous domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Pigeon Ronsenaar Renaisien Meat middle level domestic breed originated from the city of Ronse and the surrounding area local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Quail Local Belgian Quail eng. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Sheep Ardennais Roux fr. Voskop Meat Voskop sheep are very prolific. The breed is known for its top-quality lean meat with excellent flavour. uni coloured: light-brown
comment: with brown head not wooled, black-brown nose and black-brown hooves 0/2 0 75 65 70 60 head not wooled y 1998 domestic developed from old Ardenne sheep none country-wide wool medium local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Belgium BEL Sheep Blauwe Texelaar dutch Blue Texel Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Belgium BEL Sheep Bleu Du Maine fr. Bleu Du Maine Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. multi coloured: white with dark blue face 0 0 72 63 90 65 y 1988 domestic breed imported from France country-wide wool regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Castlemilk Moorit Dutch Castlemilk Moorit regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Clun Forest Dutch Clun Forest international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse fr. Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse Basette, Sambretine Very prolific breed multi coloured: white whole; white hairs with grey or black spots on head and legs multi coloured: white whole; white hairs whith grey or black spots on head and legs 0 0 75 70 85 75 erect ears y 1998 domestic breed Indigenous breed. It was formed from local breeds and Merino (early 19th century) and later British breeds (mid-19th century). 1850 wool local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Belgium BEL Sheep Hampshire Down eng. Hampshire Down Hampshire Meat These are very precious animals. multi coloured: white with dark brown face and ears 0 0 63 58 100 70 woolly forehead y 1930 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom wool international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Herdwick Dutch Herdwick regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Houtlandschaap dutch Houtland sheep Ardennais tacheté Meat Very prolific and precocious breed. The animals are rustic. uni coloured: white with black-grey spots around nose
comment: head and limbs spotted pink-brown 0 0 83 73 87 60 roman nose, legs not wooled domestic breed In the beginning of the twentieth century crossings from Ardenne, Sambre-et-Meuse and Vlaamse Schaap. In the middle of the twentieth century breed is increasing in East-Flandern and Hainaut. Province of East-Flandern, Wallonie wool local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Ile-de-France fr. Ile-De-France Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 66 70 y 1988 domestic breed imported from France country-wide wool international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Kempens Schaap dutch https://sle.be/wat-levend-erfgoed/rassen/kempens-schaap Kempen Heath Kempen Heath, Mouton Campinois Meat uni coloured: white 2 2 knobs or small horns 72 66 55 47 long narrow unwoolled head, ears erected, long neck domestic breed Crossing of the local breed with Spanish Merino's in the 19th century. 1998 agricultural region of Campine wool regional No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Kerry Hill Dutch Kerry Hill international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Belgium BEL Sheep Lakens Schaap dutch https://sle.be/wat-levend-erfgoed/rassen/lakens-schaap Lakens Schaap Meat The animals are known for their good fertility. uni coloured: light beige-brown, spotted skin. 0 0 70 70 60 erect ears Native y domestic breed Local selection of the dynasty herd from 1890 (Domain Laken) wool local No Information atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Mergelland Schaap dutch Mergelland Schaap Merkelland Meat The animals are known for their good fertility. uni coloured: beige or cream 0 0 67 roman nose domestic breed In the beginning of the 20th century breed was very developed in the East-Limburg, Noorth-liege and Netherlands South-Limburg regions. wool regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Mouton Laitier Belge fr. Belgian Milk Belgian Milk, Belgisch Melkschaap Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 82 73 113 75 long thin tail without wool y 1930 domestic breed local breed country-wide wool local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Belgium BEL Sheep Ouessant Dutch Ouessant regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Romanov Dutch Romanov international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Rouge De L'ouest fr. Rouge De L’ouest 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Soay eng. Soay Hobby, VegetationManagement 53 46 Short tail, Moufflon pattern y domestic breed Imported from United Kingdom international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat multi coloured: white with black head and legs 0 0 68 61 100 76 1930 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom country-wide wool international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Swifter dutch Swifter 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Texel dutch Texel Beltex QTL for muscle hypertrophy in the chromosomal region of the myostatin encoding gene Uni colour: white wool and white hairs with a black nose 0 0 double muscling breed with a hypertrophied muscle development y domestic breed Continually imported breed from Netherlands. Especially selected for meat production and conformation. intensive 54 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Belgium BEL Sheep Texel français fr. Texel français Meat A very high meat production is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 63 58 67 58 1930 domestic breed continually imported from The Netherlands country-wide wool local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Sheep Vendéen fr. Vendéen Meat y domestic breed Exotic breed imported from France local No Information unknown unknown -Belgium BEL Sheep Vlaams Kuddeschaap dutch Vlaams Kuddeschaap Meat The animals are known for their good fertility. uni coloured: cream-white
comment: black or black spotted around the nose 0 0 74 65 95 67 high sheep domestic breed Local breed of Flanders. Flanders wool local No Information atRisk endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Vlaams Schaap dutch Vlaams Schaap Mouton Flamand Wool The animals are known for their good fertility. comment: pigmented around the nose 0 0 95 85 90 70 erect ears domestic breed Developed on the coast grounds for wool production. eastern and western Flanders wool regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Belgium BEL Sheep Wiltshire Horn Dutch Wiltshire Horn international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Belgium BEL Sheep Zwartbles dutch Zwartbles 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Belgium BEL Turkey Rode Ardenner kalkoen Red Ardenne Turkey, Dindon Rouge des Ardennes Meat The breed is reported to be resistant to bad weather. The females are known for a poor maternal abilities. These very hardy animals can sleep outside all year round. middle level 9 4.5 domestic breed probably related to Ronquieres Ardenne region, southern Belgium 100 10 10 local No Information atRisk critical -Belgium BEL Turkey Ronquières kalkoen dutch Ronquieres Ronquières, Dindon de Ronquières Meat Popular at the beginning of the century. It is the basis of the Crollurtzer turkey from Germany. The females are known for a poor maternal ability but are good in brooding. These very hardy animals can live outside all year round. middle level 11 5.5 domestic breed indigenous breed; originated from Hainaut region, south-west of Belgium 100 10 10 regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Benin BEN Cattle Azawak 130 120 local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle Borgou Fulani Borgu, Borgawa DraughtPower, Meat The breed is adapted to a harsh climate. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: white often with black points, occasionally black spots or brown and white 2 2 short horns 108 95 260 226 small hump or humpless domestic breed composite of Zebu (mainly White Fulani) and West African Shorthorn (Somba or Lagune) Borgou Province, northern Benin 250 500 535 2.5 18 9.3 42 42 540 540 137 48 F20(1) -109 F20(2) 190-191 A13-46 FAO Breed Survey Auer C. & Auer T (1983) Traditionelle Rinderhaltung in Zentral Benin. Entwickhung + Landlicher Raum, 17 Jahrgang, heft 3, 1983. In Benin two management systems are practiced: a) transhumant: involving 80% of the cattle in the northern part; b) stationary: mainly in the peri-village areas. The carcass weight in this report refers to the mean of 24 males. - age at weaning 5-7 months;
Weight at one year (mean of 5 females) : 79 kg local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle Bororo domestic district of Malanville local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle Djelli domestic in extreme north of Benin local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle Gir domestic Brazil Breeding farm of Okpara local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle Girolando Girolando 155 145 500 Brazil Breeding farms of Kpinnou and Okpara 26 12 26 36 450 10 600 46 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Cattle Goudali domestic Cities of Mallanville and Karimama in extreme north of Benin. local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle Lagune Lagune Mayombe, Mayumbe, Race des lagunes, Lagunaires This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 short slim horns 100 80 200 160 very small cattle, short legged domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn: Lagune is the name used for Dwarf Shorthorn cattle in French-speaking West and Central Africa. Benin Oueme 180 125 200 6.2 12 11 24 36 559 360 700 120 126 50 F20(1) -45, 109 F20(2) -128 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness and rusticity. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn 70 300 180 500 6.5 7 1.5 26 23 27 39 28 60 562 363 700 70 102 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Cattle Pabli uni coloured: red 2 2 Similar to Somba 0 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn, absorbed by Borgou Upper Pendjari Valley, North-western Benin local No Material extinct extinct -Benin BEN Cattle Somba Somba Atacora Meat, Milk, TraditionalCeremonies The breed is adapted to live under the difficult climatic conditions of Atacora. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. Somba breed comprises of the following biochemical characterisation: Haemoglobin: Type AA, Albumin: Type FF, Transférine: Type AD, DD, or AA. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and red pied 2 2 110 85 200 180 humpless, small, stocky body domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn Natitingou, Tanguieta in the Atakora Highlands, north-western Benin 200 300 6 12.5 11 36 360 66 52 F20(2) -170, 187 FAO Breed Survey W78 There is a lack of water in the dry season. Somba cattle are raised in two kind of systems. Both are sedentary. The 'troupeau familial' or tata-based herd is the traditional form: three to ten animals are supervised on pasture by children and returned at night to the tata. The 'troupeau confie' or Fulani-supervised herd characterized by fourty to one hundred heads of cattle owned by five to thirty proprietors entrusted to a Fulani herdsman, who has the right to milk the cows. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Benin BEN Cattle holstein (black and white) Holstein (black and white) international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Goat Naine Guinéenne prolific 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed; originally from Fouta-Djalon, Guinea country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Goat Peulh Meat 0 0 domestic breed continously imported from Niger north of Benin local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Goat Sahelian eng. Sahelian Arabia, Bariolee du Sahel, Fulani, Touareg, West African Longlegged, Sahel Milk This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. comment: various colours 2 2 82 72 40 27 large sized animals, toggles and beards common domestic breed 2.3 2.1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 40 40 22 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed along the coast 1.17 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Horse Koto-Koli Pony Koto-Koli Pony Togo Pony, Cotocoli domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Benin BEN Pig Land Race eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported from Europe 1950s the Land race has been used for cross-breeding with the Large White race and with local breeds, the cross-breed Land race x Large White is kept in intensive and semi-intensive management conditions international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported from Europe 1950s the Large White has been used for cross-breeding with Land race and with local breeds, the cross-breed Large White x Land race is kept in intensive and semi-intensive management conditions international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Pig Local Pig of Benin eng. Porc Local These pigs are reportedly heat resistant. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: black, white
comment: a white belted variety exists 40 32 50 40 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Pig Meishan Meishan Lyon Kpinnou in the district of Mono international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Benin BEN Pig local africain fr. uni coloured: black small in size domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Benin BEN Sheep Fulani Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peul-Peul, Peulh, Poulfouli, Peuhl Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 55 40 30 domestic breed Sahel type wool 3.1 2.9 117 F88-135 W53-14 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Benin BEN Sheep Mossi Mossi Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Burkina Faso; each year Mossi sheep are imported for the Tabaski festival regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Benin BEN Sheep Vogan Vogan Meat The breed might be trypanotolerant, but the extent is unknown. uni coloured: red
multi coloured: black pied or brown and black 2 0/2 males: triangular horns females: 6% of females horned 71 71 47 37 tail is 30-40 cm long domestic breed composite of West African Dwarf and Sahelian resulting in the substitution of West African Dwarf: there are two varieties: the one distributed in the prefectures of Vo, Lacs and Yoto (Région Maritime) is stable and a second type is still in formation and still very similar to the Sahelian in Vo, Aneho and Tabligbo Districts hair 184 122 139 6.11 2.69 2.42 F88-156 Rev Elev Med Vet pays Trop (1983) 36(1) 79-84. Rev Elev Med Vet pays Trop (1984) 37(1) 82-90. The animals may also be fed on household scraps, salt licks and cotton grain. 1.4 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Benin BEN Sheep West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Maned, Djallonke Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 50 50 27 22.5 males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed indigenous breed
originally from Fouta-Djalon, Guinea country-wide hair 111 65 6 1.77 98 F88-160-166 1.29 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Baoulé fr. Baoulé Boeuf Lobi Meat The breed is known for hardiness towards living conditions in the hot, humid tropics. This breed is reported to be tolerant to trypanosomiasis and tick-borne diseases. Reviewed by G.S.Aboagye et al.; World Animal Review, n.78, 1994/1 uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black with white patches 2 2 males: crown, half-moon or hook shaped females: smaller horns than in males 100 95 200 190 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn 210 360 5.03 2 14 14 270 50 F20(2) -120 FAO Breed Survey W78 F78-33, 48 Available information on production characteristics of this breed have been compiled and reviewed for animals kept under different management conditions. regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown critical -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Bleu Blanc Belge fr. Belgian Blue Meat 0 0 domestic breed semen recently imported from Belgium international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Borgou En Borgou Locally adapted regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Brune des Alpes fr. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from France Statefarm of Koubri and Kokologho international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Gir Gir 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Brazil Statefarm of Boulbi and Loumbila international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Girolando Girolando 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Brazil Statefarm of Boulbi and Loumbila international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Goudali Goudali Milk 0 0 domestic breed Nigeria regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Brasil international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from France international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Lobi Mere, Lobi-Gouin uni coloured: black
multi coloured: pied 2 2 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn: Although the name Lobi is widely used for the Savanna Shorthorn cattle in Burkina Faso, these cattle are quite similar to the Baoule of Côte d'Ivoire. South-western Burkina Faso local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Montbéliarde Montbéliarde Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from France Statefarms of Koubri and Kokologho international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Méré Bambara Bambara, Djakoré, Taurin du Kaarta, Mande Meat uni coloured: yellow-brown to red 2 2 105 102 300 210 domestic breed composite of N'Dama and Sudanese Fulani (zebu): The population is almost stabilized with respect to its composition of Zebu and N'Dama. 150 300 2.5 F20(2) -84 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca Meat The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn 70 300 180 588 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Red Bororo Red Bororo Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Niger international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Somba En Somba Locally adapted regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Tarentaise Tarentaise Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from France Statefarms of Koubri and Kokologho international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Zébu Azawack spread throughout the country Milk 0 0 133 300 250 domestic breed imported; exotic 7 49 well adapted to production system and environment local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Cattle Zébu Peul Soudanais fr. West African Zebu Meat 0 0 130 325 275 domestic breed North of Burkina Faso 2.5 49 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Babolna Harco eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Harco Eggs domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Broiler Vedette Commercial strain- broiler- ISA Vedette Eggs domestic breed continually imported regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Naine Nodigé Meat The birds have a meaty body. indigenous 1 0.8 sometimes frizzled domestic breed indigenous breed 60 7 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Naked Neck eng. Joub-kolé, Cou nu Meat This breed shows a remarkable thermoresistance. The animals are reported to show resistance to certain diseases like mycoplasmosis, avian pseudo plaque and pasteurellosis. indigenous 1.5 1.2 sampling showed that a certain part of the population is naked necked, some animals are frizzled domestic variety indigenous breed southern and central Burkina Faso 60 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Peulh Le poulet du sud General Birds of this breed have a very aggressive character. indigenous phenotypically similar to White Leghorn domestic breed indigenous breed southern Burkina Faso local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Poule du Centre fr. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Poulet Du Djelgodij fr. Poulet de Dori indigenous 1.2 1.2 They are very variable in colour, mainly grey, black, reddish and dun. domestic breed indigenous breed The animals are raised by Dori and Djibo ethnic groups. local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Souche Kondé Kondé Meat This breed is known for high production. indigenous 2.5 1.5 exceptionally big body size domestic strain The origin of this strain is not known. It has been mentioned in the history of the country. southern Burkina Faso 60 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Chicken Warren Warren Eggs domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Duck (domestic) Burkina Faso Domestic Duck eng. indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Chèvre Rousse de Maradi Milk well known for its prolificity and its precocity 0 0 domestic breed imported North and centre of Burkina Faso local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Chèvre du Sahel Burkinabé fr. Sahelian Chèvre du Sahel Voltaïque 0 0 70 30 28 domestic breed indigenous breed North of Burkina Faso 14 47 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Djallonké West African Dwarf Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed South of Burkina Faso international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Maure Maure uni coloured: fawn
multi coloured: pied brown 2 0/2 82 33 males have a mane domestic variety variety of Sahelian 500 N24-135 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Mossi Meat 0 0 45 20 18 domestic breed indigenous breed central Burkina Faso 12 local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Sahelian eng. Sahelian Arabia, Bariolee du Sahel, Fulani, Touareg, West African Longlegged, Sahel Milk This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. comment: various colours 2 2 82 72 40 27 large sized animals, toggles and beards common domestic breed 2.3 2.1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Tuareg Tuareg multi coloured: pied brown, sometimes black pied 0 0 76 domestic variety variety of Sahelian international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Goat Upper Volta eng. 2 2 domestic variety variety of Sahelian local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Goose (domestic) Burkina Faso Domestic Goose eng. Fancy domestic breed introduced in the 1960's, but breeding is difficult because of high mortality rate 1960's local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Guinea fowl Burkina Faso Guineafowl eng. indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Guinea fowl Grosse Pintade de Dori fr. 2 2 domestic breed North of Burkina Faso local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Guinea fowl Pintade du Centre fr. 1.4 1.25 domestic breed central Burkina Faso local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Horse Bobo Bobodi pony domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Horse Mossi domestic variety local variety of Dongola-Barb origin local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Horse Percheron fr. Percheron domestic breed recently imported Dori international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Horse Yagha Liptako domestic variety local variety of Dongola-Barb origin northern Burkina Faso local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Ostrich Ninningo mooré Eggs grey shank and foot feral breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Pig Korogho Korhogo Meat domestic breed imported; product of two types of crossbreeding; either Large White X la Locale Ivoirienne, or Large White X la Land Race regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Sheep Bali Bali Uda Meat 0 0 80 43 38 domestic breed imported; exotic North of Burkina Faso international No Material unknown unknown critical -Burkina Faso BFA Sheep Black Maure eng. Black Maure Mauritiana, Moor, Moorish, Mouton Maure a Poil Long, Nar, Arab Meat uni coloured: usually black or brown
multi coloured: sometimes white pied 0 0 long-haired domestic variety variety of Maure hair F88-131 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed South of Burkina Faso international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Sheep Maure Maure Mauritanian, Moor, Moorish, Arab 2 0 45 32.4 similar to Taureg domestic breed Sahel type wool 3 W53-14 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Burkina Faso BFA Sheep Mossi Mossi multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 males: triangular in shape females: lighter, shorter 55 55 27 25 small animals domestic breed probably a composite of Toronke or Peul Voltaique and Djallonké Yatenga Area of Burkina Faso hair 2.5 2.5 11 87 40 F88-153, 155 1.02 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Sheep Peul Voltaïque Meat 0 0 75 38 33 domestic breed indigenous breed North of Burkina Faso 16 48 local No Material unknown unknown -Burkina Faso BFA Turkey Burkina Faso Turkey eng. middle level domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Albinoid of the central part of the country They are kept for dairy purpose. Milk 0 0 domestic breed 274 900 they are managed under semi intensive system but in dry period, they are kept under extensive system in bathan (a common natural pasture). local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Albinoid of the western part of the country DraughtPower 0 0 126 121 They are the smallest in size among Bangladeshi buffaloes. domestic variety 240 270 272 300 local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Mahish Bangladesh uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 straight or slightly curved 124 128 458.7 swamp or river types domestic breed from crossing swamp and riverine types (riverine type dominates) 276 586 7.09 24.8 24.8 48 59 59 662 662 FAO Breed Survey Faruque, M.O. (1991) Studies on performance of indigenous buffaloes of Myensingh district. Project final report. Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, B.A.U., Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The sample size was 38 and conditions were measured on a field station with 4 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Native buffaloes in the central part uni coloured: black 0 0 curly domestic variety sandy islands of the River Brahmaputra and the Jamuna of the central part of the country. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Native buffaloes in the eastern part well adapted to the swamp soil of coastal and marshy land of this area. multi coloured: grey and most have white stocking.
comment: some have white spots on each side of the face 2 0 crescent horns. domestic variety found in the eastern part eg. in the greater Sylhet and Chittagong districts. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Native buffaloes in the southern part Milk adaptability to the environment is quite satisfactory. 0 0 They are larger in size than the native buffaloes of that area. domestic variety Type of water buffalo. The indigenous breed buffaloes in the coastal area of southern part are mainly crossbred type. Crossbreeding of the indigenous breed buffaloes in the southern part started in 1960 with Nili-Ravi imported from Pakistan and subsequently produced in the Govt. Buffalo Breeding Farm at Khulna. This program is still going on. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Native buffaloes in the western part mainly used for cultivation of land, transportation and crushing of sugarcane. The male buffaloes are used for draught purpose and females for dairy purpose. Transport uni coloured: black
comment: some are brown with spots on the tail 0 0 curly horns and sometimes Hanging horns. 148 133 They are the largest buffaloes in the country. domestic variety western part of the country 270 620 local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Buffalo Nili-Ravi used widely for crossing with the local cows. Nili-Ravi GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Pakistan in 1960 and again in 1985; The breeding males and females were maintained in the Central Cattle Breeding Farm in Dhaka.Buffalo Breeding Farm was established in Khulna in 1985. 1960 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Australian Friesian Sahiwal Australian Friesian Sahiwal 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Bangladeshi eng. Bengali DraughtPower 2 2 106 100 289 257 Zebu, small to dwarf domestic breed indigenous breed of Bengal 302 714 5.1 11.6 10.2 56 72 423 423 210 FAO Breed Survey Ahmed, Z.; Islam, T.S (1987) Cattle breeding prgramme through artificial insemination in Bangladesh. AI extension project report. Namikawa, T.; Tsubota, Y.; Amano, T.; Hasnath, M.A.; Mostafa, K.G.; Farugue, M.O.; Mazid, M.A. (1984) Coat colour variations, body conformation, blood groups and blood protein polymorphisms in the local cattle population in Bangladesh. In: Genetic studies on breed differentiation of the native domestic animals in Bangladesh. Tokyo University of Agriculture, Japan. 11-24. Performance data were measured on a sample of 197 animals at the Savar Dairy Farm in Bangladesh under stationary conditions with housing all year round and grazing and concentrate as feeding base. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Chittagong Red eng. Milk The animals have high adaptation efficiency without much health problems under low input system. This is a very hardy breed. uni coloured: red 2 2 150 125 350 150 Zebu, smaller variety of Bengal domestic variety local variety of Bengali breed common in Greater Chittagong District and Chittagong Hill Tract Region 250 800 6 17 17 44 44 485 485 FAO Breed Survey Hasnath, M.A. (1974) Studies on crossbred cattle. Research Bulletin 1. Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics. Mymensingh, B.A.U. (1982) 2. Government Report of the Standing Committee for Breeding and Improvement. Cattle Breeding and improvement policy of Bangldesh. Dls, Khamarbari Road, Farmgate, Dhaka-1215. Performance was measured on a sample of 20 animals on station. The animals were housed and fed based on grazing and concentrate. Roadside grazing & stall fed mainly with straw diets local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Dacca-Faridpur Dhaka-Faridpur 2 2 Zebu domestic variety similar to the Hariana breed, distinctiveness disappeared after cross-breeding with Sahiwal, Sindhi & Friesian Faridpur District local No Information extinct extinct -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; semen continually imported from Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand and Germany 1973 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Gayal used as sacrifice animals. Gayal is also a zoo animal. Mithun Mythan, Mithun General The animals are reported to be very hardy and capable of thriving well on the natural habitat in the hilly forest. multi coloured: dark slate in coloured with white stockings below the knees
comment: Calves are born dark red in coloured which turns into the characteristic coloured by 6 months of age. They have a dorsal ridge on the crest of the shoulder 2 2 symmetrical, diverging outward, pointed tips 137 125 644 400 short tail, big dewlap, flat forehead feral breed domesticated Gaur (Bos bibos frontalis). feral animal of Bovidae family. feral animal of Bovidae family found only in the forest of Bandarban district located in the south-eastern part of Bangladesh. 1000 4.5 22 20 F24-370 F46-46 Performance has been recorded on 5 animals recorded on a station with all year round housing and grazing and concentrate feeding. In Bangladesh most Gayal are wild and a few are reared by tribal people. The animals browse on forest forages under wild conditions. regional No Information unknown unknown critical -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Hariana Hariana 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Jersey Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic; discarded from crossbreeding programme after 1982 1973 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Kamdhino 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local Bangladeshi variety local No Information extinct extinct -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Madaripur This breed is reported to have a good disease resistance. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: reddish, whiteish 2 2 120 100 150 120 Zebu domestic variety variety of Bengali only Madaripur District 280 710 4 16 14 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with housing 8 months per year and grazing and forage available. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Munshiganj Milk comments: light reddish coloured 2 2 Zebus With A Broad Forehead domestic variety probably originated from local Bengali x Red Sindhi: disappeared after crossing with Sahiwal and Friesian Munshigonj District Winter fodder (Nov to Feb) + Stall fed/Roadside grazing & stall fed mainly with straw diets local No Information extinct extinct -Bangladesh BGD Cattle North Bengal Grey 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Pabna Shahjadpur Milk uni coloured: red, grey
multi coloured: mixture red and grey 2 2 350 250 Zebu domestic variety This variety evolved by breeding indigenous Bengali cows with bulls (Hariana and Sahiwal) introduced by the Bengal Governor Lord Linglithgow in early 1900. early 1900 Pabna and Serajgonj Districts 238 684 700 1500 45.6 20 20 57 500 500 FAO Breed Survey Hussain, S.M.I., M.N. Islam, A.K.M.A. Mannan and A. Wadud. 1984. Effect of feeding urea streated and centreated rice straw on fat, solids not fat and total solids content of milk of Pabna cows. Bay. J. Anim. Sci. Vol 13 (1 and 2). Performance data were collected from 34 animals kept 7 months housed per year and fed on grazing and concentrates. Winter fodder (Nov to May) local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 170 130 544 408 Zebu y domestic breed 283 1718 1852 4.6 23 21 26 26 330 510 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on fodder and concentrates. Performance data were taken from Government farms/research institutes where records are kept as a routine practice and therefore considered good. The breed is usually found in the irrigated regions where there is a good supply of water. There is a progeny testing programme underway to produce high potential bulls. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Cattle Sindhi Red Sindhi GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Pakistan; exotic; discarded from crossbreeding programme after 1972 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed continually imported country-wide international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Aseel Aseel Meat Efficient producer of high quality and high priced meat. 3.2 3.2 domestic breed Brahmanbaria, Chittagong 49 7 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bangladesh BGD Chicken B V 300 eng. Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Barred domestic breed Introduced exotic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Crossbred eng. Meat domestic breed demonstration areas local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Euribrid Hisex Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Fayoumi Fayoumi domestic breed Introduced exotic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Hilly used for purebreed selection programme at a very limited scale institutionally by BLRI. eng. Eggs Efficient producer of high quality and high priced meat. 1.9 1.9 domestic breed Chittagong Hill tract 80 100 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Hubbard Classic eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic breed continually imported country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Jungle Fowl eng. Jungle Fowl Meat Tasty meat. domestic breed 34 6 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Naked Neck used for purebreed selection programme at a very limited scale institutionally by BLRI. eng. Eggs Efficient producer of high quality and high priced meat. 1.5 1.5 domestic breed country-wide 90 120 5 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Native Dwarf eng. Meat domestic breed sporadically available in Bangladesh 121 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Non-descript deshi used for purebreed selection programme at a very limited scale institutionally by BLRI. eng. Eggs 1.5 1.5 domestic breed country-wide 50 60 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed Introduced exotic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic breed continually imported country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Rupali domestic breed Department of Livestock Services has been conducting crossbreeding program with White Leghorn or Rhode Island Red with Fayoumi and producing Sonali or Rupali crossbred chicken to distribute to the farmers local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Shaver Starbro eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Starbro Meat domestic breed continually imported country-wide international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Sonali domestic breed Department of Livestock Services has been conducting crossbreeding program with White Leghorn or Rhode Island Red with Fayoumi and producing Sonali or Rupali crossbred chicken to distribute to the farmers local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Starcross 579 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross 579 Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Vancobb eng. Meat domestic breed continually imported country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Chicken White Rock Used mainly for crossing. eng. Plymouth Rock White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed Introduced exotic breed mostly in Government farms international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bangladesh BGD Chicken White leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed Introduced exotic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Chicken Yasine Meat domestic breed sporadically available in Bangladesh local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Deer Chitra Meat 0 0 feral breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Dog Elsesian eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Dog German Shephard eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Dog Indigenous eng. domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Dog Sarail eng. domestic breed indigenous breed mainly found in Sarail upazilla of Brahmanbaria district of the country. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Duck (domestic) Deshi Black eng. Well adapted to scavenging system. disease resistant. domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Duck (domestic) Deshi White eng. Well adapted to scavenging system. disease resistant. domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Duck (domestic) Indian Runner eng. Indian Runner domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Duck (domestic) Jending domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Duck (domestic) Khaki campbell eng. Khaki Campbell domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Duck (domestic) Nondescript indigenous type eng. Well adapted to scavenging system. disease resistant. domestic breed indigenous breed Kishoregonj, Netrokona, Sylhet, All over Bangladesh. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Duck (domestic) White Pekin eng. White Pekin domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -Bangladesh BGD Goat Beetal crossebreeding to produce crossbred kids with improved production potentials (particularly, milk) to meet the demands of landless and marginal farmers. Beetal GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Goat Bengal Bengal black bengal, Deshi Chagal Meat adaptability to hot and humid environment. This breed is known for prolificacy and early sexual maturity. high prolificacy, quality skin & tasty meat. uni coloured: usually black, also brown, white or grey 2 2 53 48 30 26 bearded, small to dwarf, short coat and ears. The range of body length of adult (12-24 months) Black Bengal goats is 46.0 to 56.0 cm. domestic breed indigenous breed of former undivided Bengal country-wide, concentration is relatively higher in the north-western areas of Bangladesh and it belongs to the high gangas river floodplain agro-ecological zone. 91 16 1.02 0.97 200 FAO Breed Survey Kibria, S.S., S.M.M. Huq and Islams. 1979. Proc. 3rd International Conf. on Animal Husbandry Assoc., 73-78. S.Z. Ali, M.M. Hoque and M.A. Hasneth. 1973. Ind. Vet. Jour., 50 (5), 438-440. S.S. Husain. 1991. A study on the productive and reproductive performance of Black Bengal goats and their economic contributions to the farm household. Dept. General Animal Science, B.A.U., Mymensingh Katsumata, M. et al. In: Genetic studies on breed differentiation of the native goats in Bangladesh, Tokyo University, Japan, 161-114. The data given come from a sample of 579 animals recorded under small farmer conditions. The animals were housed all year and fed on gras. reared by rural peoples. About 52.4% of the total goats are kept by landless and small farmers and the rest 47.67% is kept by the medium and large farmers (BBS, 2001). 1.84 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Goat Jamunapuri Jamnapari Ram Chhagal Meat 0 0 60 45 Big domestic breed Indian goat breed. They are found in pure or Jamnapari x Black Bengal cross with varying degrees of inheritance. found in a limited scale in urban and peri-urban areas of Bangladesh. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bangladesh BGD Goose (domestic) Grey eng. Meat domestic breed southern Bangladesh local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Goose (domestic) White eng. Meat domestic breed western Bangladesh local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Guinea fowl Indigenous eng. Eggs domestic breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Horse Bangladesh native horse eng. domestic breed It is said that indigenous breed horses have been raised in this country since old times and that they have been influenced genetically by Arabian and Persian horses which have been immigrated through India from the west. But Bangladesh indigenous breed horses belongs more to the lineage of the South East Asian ponies than that of the Arabian and Persian horses. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Horse Rajshahi Pony eng. 113 109 150 135 dwarf domestic breed origin unknown mainly in Rajshani, Jessore, Tangail, Mymensingh, Sylhet and Dhaka Districts, west Bengal 8 8 FAO Breed Survey Nozawa, K. et al. 1984. Gene constitution of native horses in Bangladesh. In Genetic studies on breed differentiation of the native domestic animals in Bangladesh, Tokyo University of Agriculture, 43-56pp. Production figures are based on 10 males, 10 females and 4 foals. The animals were fully housed and fed on grazing and fodder. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pig Ghori Ghori Pygmy, Sukur, Dome FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: grey 53 49 60 51 domestic breed These pigs are not distinct from wild pigs. Wild pigs are found in Chittagong Hill Tracts and Garo Hill Tracts forests. Garo Hill Tracts is situated in the north-eastern part of Bangladesh close to Meghalay State (Assam of India). Chittagong Hill Tract is close to Tippera State of India and Arakan state of Myanmar. Chittagong and Garo Hill tracts 0.35 0.35 FAO Breed Survey Kurosawa, Y. et al. (1987). Morphological studies of native pigs in Bangladesh. In Genetic studies on breed differentiation of the native domestic animals in Bangladesh. Part III. Hiroshima University, 47-58pp. 40% of the animals of this breed are raised by Domes (untouchables), which usually work as city cleaners. These animals live semi-wild or nomadic in peri-domestic conditions and search on their own for feeding mainly for arum roots. Some urban owners fully house their pigs and feed them on concentrates. The remaining 60% are kept in nomadic herds. Herdsmen lead the herds from place to place usually for several months and then bring them back to the owner's yard. 6 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pigeon Fantail eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pigeon Homer eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pigeon Jalali Squab production eng. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide Most of them are reared on free flying system i,e the farmers provide only shelter for their squab production. They used to collect their feed from different sources. local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pigeon King eng. White King domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pigeon Pouters eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pigeon Siraji domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Pigeon Tumblers eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Quail Brown eng. domestic breed imported; exotic semi-urban local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Quail Dhakai domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Quail Indigenous eng. Eggs domestic breed indigenous breed semi-urban local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Quail Japanese eng. Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Quail Jungle Quail eng. Eggs domestic breed indigenous breed hilly forests Free flying local No Information unknown unknown -Bangladesh BGD Sheep Bangladeshi eng. Bera, Bhera, Wera, Bengal Wool This breed is known for prolificacy. uni coloured: white 0 0 50 51 25 17 dwarf domestic breed indigenous breed sparsely distributed country-wide with higher concentration in the coastal region of Noakhali and Cox's Bazar, and in the enlarged many charlands. wool coarse/carpet 0.16 0.21 1.73 1.49 14 14 253 253 FAO Breed Survey Tsunoda, K. et al. 1984. In Genetic studies on breed differentiation of the native domestic animals in Bangladesh. Tokyo University of Agriculture, 47-86. Rahman, M. M. 1989. Sheep production and development in Bangladesh. In sheep production in Asia. Proc. of workshop on sheep production. Eds C. Davendra and P.S. Taylor. F17-80: a study of 36 animals conducted at the Bangladesh Agriculture University. Performance data was measured on 20 males, 20 females and 10 lambs managed under traditional conditions. The animals were housed 12 months per year and fed on total grazing. The birth records were calculated from 50 sources of information. 1.68 local No Information unknown unknown -Bulgaria BGR Buffalo Balgarska Murra Milk is used as fresh milk and as processed products, the most popular of which is the yoghurt. bulg. Bulgarian Murrah, Българска мурра (Bulgarian Murrah) Milk In the last 10 years the number of buffaloes in the country has decreased drastically. The breed is at risk of extinction. Buffaloes milk has high nutritive value and content of protein, vitamins, mineral salts, fat, the buffalo milk is a very valuable source of animal food. Black 2 2 The horns are snail-like curved to a different degree. 150 140 800 600 The head is lean, tender, with large black eyes. The horns are bent to à variable extent, with the bend being directed aside and backward. The neck is medium long and thin. The chest is wide and deep. The back is short, wide and often slightly saddled. The rump is wide, medium long and sloping in many animals. The tail is long and reaches the hocks in length. The belly is voluminous, the flanks are small. The body is long. The limbs are medium thick, with sound hooves. The bone system is solid and sound. The mammary features are perfectly expressed. The udder well-developed, with well-expressed milk ducts and is suitable for machine milking Native y 2002 domestic breed Assimilative crossing between the local (Mediterranean) buffalo with Indian Murrah breed- Certificate No 10446/08.01.2002. 2002 Throughout the country semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products stationary 305 210 305 1800 1500 2500 8 7 9 8 10 4.6 35 35 20 20 32 32 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Buffalo Balgarski bivol bulg. Български бивол, Bulgarian buffalo Milk 0 0 Native domestic breed belongs to the Mediterranean type. local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Aberdeen Angus For meat; industrial-scale crossbreeding with milk breeds, mainly in the Rhodope mountains eng. Aberdeen-Angus Абердин ангус Meat The animals efficiently assimilate the voluminous forages and are excellent pasture animals. The animals produce qualitative marbled meat. Black or red (recessive colour) 0 0 Hornless 135 126 1000 630 The animals are short, stumpy with deep and broad chests, barrel-shaped, with a prominent forechest. The body is well-rounded with well-developed muscles, harmonious, compact, with a good rectangular shape. The head is small, with a slightly concaved profile, a protruding sharp occipital crest. The neck is short with well-developed muscles. The thighs are deep, roomy and protruding. They reach the hocks. Exotic n domestic breed imported; Pure-breed breeding of the local primitive Black Hornless Cattle through inbreeding. The region of the breed development is characterized by a humid climate and pasture-breeding on hilly terrains. Single herds throughout the country semi - intensive grazing stationary 1750 4.4 20 20 10 10 15 15 8 900 60 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Aubrac eng. Aubrac Meat 140 130 900 570 Exotic y 2015 domestic breed Haskovo region 39 36 16 14 1200 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Balgarsko cherveno govedo bulg. The name means Bulgarian red cattle Bulgarian Red Cattle Milk Dark reddish-brown of various shades 129 850 510 The Bulgarian Red belongs to the medium sized dairy breeds. The head is medium sized and long, with thin and long neck. The withers are narrow and high, the back is long, the loin is long and semi-wide. The croup is long, broad and flat. The chest is deep, but relatively narrow. The abdomen is large, but not pendulous. The limbs are normally attached, but animals with sickle-hocked rear limbs are also found. The bones are thin and the muscles are not well-developed, resulting in angular body shape. The skin is thin, elastic, easy to lift. Native domestic breed Developed by complex reproductive crossing. Initially, the Red Sadovo Cattle breed was developed, which was then used along with Danish red and Angler bulls in the development of the Bulgarian Red Cattle, a breed intended for the South and Northeastern Bulgaria. The Red Danish cattle was mainly used for improvement of the new breed Northeastern Bulgaria 4000 3800 4500 3.8 3.7 3.85 34 32 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Balgarsko kafyavo govedo bulg. The name means Bulgarian Brown Cattle Bulgarian Brown Cattle, Българско кафяво говедо Meat, Milk 129 850 540 Native y 2001 domestic breed Developed by reproductive and backcrossing of the local gray cattle with brown swiss bulls. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Balgarsko rodopsko govedo The Bulgarian Rhodope Cattle is the breed of the highest relative milk yield, the highest milk concentration, the highest fertility and the most continuous use in the country. It has an excellent adaptive capacity and extremely high ecological plasticity. eng. named after Rhodope mountain Българско родопско говедо, Bulgarian Rhodope Cattle Milk Non-typized, basically light redbrown (deer-like) and gray. Individuals of white spots on various parts of the body and even red-pied animals are often found. 2 2 148 118 650 380 A typical representative of the small cattle breeds for milk. The animals have gentle, compact, strong construction and graceful, fine, light body forms. The head is light, comparatively broad-foreheaded, finely cut, with big vivid eyes and widely open nostrils. The body is deep, elongated and slightly built. The chest is comparatively long and deep but narrow. The bones are well developed; the legs are strong, with well-developed tendons and a strong hoof horn. Native y 1989 domestic breed Initially, by reproductive crossing between the Rhodope shorthorn cattle with the local Gray cattle, Sofia Brown cattle, Oberinntal cattle, etc., and, later on, with Jersey as the most often used breed in the improvement programmes The Rhodopes. Isolated herds throughout the country. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, grazing stationary 278 180 300 3000 2500 5000 5.12 3.9 6.9 3.71 2.85 4.97 24 20 10 10 18.9 18.9 12 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Balgarsko simentalsko govedo bulg. Simmental Meat, Milk 134 1000 575 Native y 2007 domestic breed The breed was developed by continuous (40-50 years) random crossing of the local gray cattle from Northwest Bulgaria with Simmental bulls of Swiss and Yugoslavian origin. Thus, the Kulsko Cattle was developed. At a later stage the Bulgarian Simmental Cattle breed was developed by reproductive crossing of the Kulsko and Gray Iskar Cattle breeds, and systematic and purposeful breeding improvement work. Northwest, North central Bulgaria and some regions in South Bulgaria 37 11 1000 local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Balgarsko sivo govedo bulg. Balgarsko sivo govedo means Bulgarian Gray Cattle Bulgarian Gray Cattle, Gray cattle, Българско сиво говедо DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The millennia-long breeding of those animals under the same conditions explains their incredible resistance to the unfavorable environmental factors. The Bulgarian Gray Cattle individuals are low-productive, late-maturing animals of limited possibilities of growth. Gray, with shades of dark to light gray, rarely yellowish; in the bulls the forepart of the body is coloured darker, reaching to 0 0 129 119 560 380 The size of animals is medium. They have compact and tough bones, powerful muscles fit for work and strong tendons. The animals of the breed have a tough body construction, high adaptability to environmental conditions, good fertility and they are famous for their long life. Native y 2008 domestic breed Folk breeding autochtonous In the mountains Strandzha, Sakar, the Central Balkan, Sashtinska Sredna Gora, Rila, the Rhodopes and in the regions of Shumen and Varna. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 190 975 4.1 3.6 4.5 23 20 12 12 31 31 40 17 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Black and White Breed specialized for milk production. eng. The largest size breed for milk production, with a fine and compact construction. The head is elongated, dry and gentle. The muzzle is broad with widely open nostrils. The horns are medium long. The body shapes are elongated, angular, with under-developed muscles. The neck is medium long to long, shallow and thin, with numerous clearly outlined skin folders. The back is straight, long and medium broad. The croup is well-developed, medium long to long, broad and straight. The ribs are slantwise positioned towards the dorsal line, with wellexpressed and wide intercostal zones. The limbs are thin and dry. The hooves have a regular shape and size. The dairy features are expressed very well. The udder is voluminous, trough- or goblet-shaped, widely attached high at the rear part. The teats are of optimal length, usually cylindrical in shape. Normally their tips are dark coloured. The tail is medium long to long, ending in a welloutlined white tuft. The animals demonstrate very good adaptive and acclimatization capacities, but they have high food requirements. Holstein (black and white) Българско черношарено говедо Milk Black-and-white or red-and-white (rr). The black and the red are not dominant body colours. Variants with prevailing pigmented or white coloration are also to be found. 0 0 147 137 1000 600 Exotic y 2001 domestic breed Assimilative crossing of cows of the breeds Bulgarian Brown Cattle, Bulgarian Red Cattle and Simmental with European Holstein Frisien (until 1970) and American Holstein Frisien bulls (after 1970), as well as by extended reproduction of introduced pure-blood Black and White cows from different European countries. 1990 All over the country, except the Rhodope region. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 305 240 320 5450 5300 5600 3.7 3.4 3.25 35 35 8 8 18 18 27 4 55 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Brown cattle The milk is of high quality, with the highest content of kappa casein В, which makes it very suitable for cheese-production. The meat is tender, pink-red, marbled, of good taste qualities. eng. The animals are large, having typical exterior traits and construction of the combined dairy and beef breeds. The head is medium. The body structure is proportional. The limbs are normally attached with tough bones, good musculature and a firm hoof horn. The udder is well developed, usually gobletshaped. The hair coat is short. The calves are gray-white at birth. At the age of 2-3-months they become gray-black and latter on they become graybrown. The female animals have an excellent shape of the udder and teats for machine milking. The fat and protein contents are extremely favorable. The male calves are very good for fattening; they have good daily gain and high slaughter output. The breed adapts quickly to various breeding systems and climatic conditions. The animals demonstrate long lifespan and continuous productivity that are very important traits in the evaluation of the breed efficiency. Кафяво говедо, Bulgarian Brown Cattle Meat, Milk Shades of gray to dark-brown 0 0 145 135 920 580 Exotic y 2001 domestic breed Reproductive and assimilation crossing of local gray cows with bulls of Brown Alpine cattle breed imported from Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Later on, bulls of Brown American cattle breed were used in the breed formation. Throughout the country, mainly in Sevlievo, Veliko Tarnovo and Yambol regions intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 305 290 310 4700 4500 5000 4.1 8 3.3 35 35 12 12 16 18 27 10 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Charolais eng. Charolais Шароле Meat The breed has good adaptability, calm temperament and it is suitable to be bred under the conditions of different breeding technologies. The ease of calving is 92%. White or creamy-white 2 2 Wax-yellow 155 145 1200 750 The animals are large with a comparatively small and short head. The forehead and the muzzle are wide. The head profile is comparatively straight. The neck is short, and the chest is broad and deep. The withers are low, bifurcated and well-muscled. The back line is straight. The loin is wide and the croup and the hips are well-developed, wide and muscled. The back is often soft. The skin is medium-thin but elastic. The bones are thick, tough and rough. The body structure is large and clumsy with a well-developed rear part. Good gain in weight until adulthood. The breed does not accumulate fats, but the muscles are rougher. Milk characteristics are underrepresented. Exotic domestic breed imported; In the valley of the Arconce river, region of Charolais-Brion, from local large cattle, used as draught animals. Later on, it was crossbred with Shorthorns with the aim of using the new breed for meat production. The breed prefers a mild climate and good pastures. grazing stationary 1800 4 48 48 12 12 21 7 1350 65 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat 138 120 800 540 Exotic y 2015 domestic breed Sliven, Burgas, Vidin, Smolian and Blagoevgrad regions. 28 16 14 880 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Херефорд Meat The breed is unpretentious and easily adaptable. High-quality meat is produced when pasture-bred. Dark red; the head, the lower part of the neck, the forechest, the abdomen, the legs and the tail tuft are white. 0/2 0/2 Short, thick and curved down on both sides of the head or hornless 150 140 1100 650 A medium-sized breed. The body is proportional, deep and broad, with strong muscles over the back, the loin, the croup and the hips. The head is broad and light with medium long and thick horns. The neck is short with well-developed muscles. The breasts are deep, broad and barrel-shaped, with well-developed and prominent forechest. The limbs are short, widely attached and tough. The skin is thick and loose, covered with long, rough hairs. The construction is firm. Exotic domestic breed imported; In Herefordshire, by crossbreeding of a local small red cattle with a large Welsh cattle in a hilly region of rich grasslands semi - intensive grazing stationary 1500 4.4 30 30 10 10 19 19 15 1200 66 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Iskarsko govedo bulg. Meat, Milk 140 122 650 440 Native y domestic breed Regions of Plovdiv, Haskovo, Burgas, Smoljan, and Stara Zagora 1900 1800 2000 4.2 4.5 21 24 905 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 127 115 650 380 Exotic y 2016 domestic breed Yambol and Gabrovo regions 300 290 310 4500 3000 6800 4.84 6.3 3.95 4.2 23 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Limousin eng. Limousin Лимузин Meat The meat is juicy, poor in fat, with thin layers of fat and optimal ratio between red meat ant fat. wheat (golden)-yellow to dark red 2 2 The horns are fine, slightly curved forward. 145 137 1100 650 The bred is characterized by a large, strong muscular body, a short head, broad forehead and muzzle. The neck is short. The chest is broad and rounded. The croup is wide and the rear part of the body is muscular and rounded. The abdomen, the inner side of the thighs and the legs, the udder and the eye orbits are lighter in colour. The bones are thin, the legs are short and the musculature is evenly developed along the whole body. Black and hornless forms of the breed were also established. Exotic domestic breed imported; Purposeful breeding of the local Aquitaine cattle in the unproductive poor pastures on the broken terrains in the region of the western woodland areas of Central France, characterized by great temperature fluctuations. Single herds are kept in Bulgaria in the lowland parts of the country semi - intensive grazing stationary 38 38 10 10 18 18 8 1300 67 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Montbeliard eng. Montbéliarde Монбелиард Meat, Milk The breed is highly resistant to mastitis. It displays an excellent meat performance. The milk has an optimal fat to protein ratio for cheese production. The good adaptability is an advantage of the breed. It is an alternative of the specialized dairy breeds. Red-and-white, the white colour covering the lower part of the body and the periphery (head, legs and tail). The red colour dominates on the upper part of the body. It is intensive, even closer to dark-red. The white head and the red spots around the eyes and jaws are generally tolerated. 0 0 150 145 1100 700 The breed has a typical exterior of the combined milk and beef breeds. Animals have a large, deep and wide body. The head is relatively small, wider at the eye orbits. It has a straight profile line, a wide muzzle, a fine neck and throat, well-developed wide shoulder-blades, a broad thorax and a straight dorsal line. The croup is broad and the tail is medium long. The legs are well-constructed, the thighs are wide and compact. The shanks are slightly slanted. The udder is trough-shaped, widely attached high at the rear, having well-developed quarters. The teats are medium-sized, cylindrical and positioned in the middle of the quarters. They are proportional, slightly pointing inward. Exotic y 2007 domestic breed imported; intensive fodder stationary 305 5880 4.01 3.41 35 35 11 11 18 18 7 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Rodopsko kasorogo govedo eng. Rodopsko kasorogo govedo means Rhodope Shorthorn Cattle Rhodope Shorthorn Cattle, Родопско късорого говедо DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Very well adapted to the steep slopes of the mountains. Non-typized – brown-black, brown, black, gray, yellow 2 2 The horns are thin, fragile, of small circumference at the base and even thickness along the length. 115 104 380 150 A typical representative of the breeds for milk production. A small, elongated and well-constructed body. A fine compact construction; wedge-shaped; gentle, dry and slightly muscular angular body forms. The head is medium big, proportional to body, elongated, narrow and dry, with a slightly concave profile line. The forehead is long and comparatively broad, narrowing between the horns, resembling a pyramid truncated almost at the base. The dorsal line parts are medium long, thin and slightly muscular. The croup is well-developed. The chest is comparatively long and narrow. The limbs are thin with well-developed joints and tendons, a strong hoof horn. Native y 2003 domestic breed Folk breeding of the primitive brachyceros cattle, under highland conditions, poor pastures, changeable climatic conditions and broken terrains Eastern Rhodopes, mainly in the municipalities of Krumovgrad, Momchilgrad, Zlatograd and Madzharovo extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 250 950 4.7 3.8 20 15 12 12 19 19 28 15 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental Симентал Meat, Milk It adapts very well under various environmental, climatic and breeding conditions. highly resistant to diseases excellently developed mother instinct soft meat The breed is characterized by the rapid growth, high milk performance and calm temperament. The colour varies from golden-yellow to red, with white spots on different parts of the body. The head is white. Often white stripes pass along the forequarter 2 2 155 140 1100 630 The animals have a classical large-sized body construction typical of a combined breed for meat and milk production, with well-developed lactation features and rich musculature. The head is relatively big and broad. Most of the animals have pigmentation around the eyes. The neck is medium long with a well-developed dewlap. The chest is deep and wide, the abdomen is barrel-shaped, the ribs are roundarched, wide and long, the limbs have strong bones and they are correctly positioned. The udder is well-developed, widely attached high at the rear part, reaching well forward to the abdomen. The teats are long and thick. Exotic y 2007 domestic breed imported; Simmental cattle are a Swiss breed, which originated under the conditions of the lush Alpine pastures. The extinct Kula Cattle was the first simmentalized breed in our country. It was developed in North-Western Bulgaria by random crossing of the local gray cattle with Simmental bulls, mainly of Serbian and Swiss origin. At a later stage, the Bulgarian Simmental Cattle breed was created by reproductive and assimilative crossing. North-Western and North Central Bulgaria, in some regions of South Bulgaria. intensive fodder stationary 305 5380 4.01 3.75 40 40 11 11 18 18 7 1.2 60 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Chicken Cherna shumenska kokoshka Genetic resource and in hybridization schemes for general purpose use bulg. Cherna shumenska kokoshka means Black Shumen Chicken Black Shumen Chicken, Черна шуменска кокошка Eggs single white black self-black Black White 1.9 1.5 The body is compact, cylindrical in shape, of a medium height position, slightly tilted backwards. The back is well-feathered, medium in length, bended towards the tail. The head is medium large, moderately broad. The feathers are tightly packed. Native y domestic mongrel (Birds) Local Black chicken improved by crossing with cocks of Black Minorca breed Autochthonous Stara Zagora regions 152 150 155 46 intensive concentrate, fodder 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LABEL SYNTHETIC LINE For the production of chickens for general purpose use in small private farms eng. СИНТЕТИЧНА ЛИНИЯ ЛАБЕЛ Eggs, Meat single white black red 2.55 1.82 The fowl have black legs and the presence of the gene for white colour of the skin determines the absevce of subcutaneous and abdominal fat. The eggs are with coloration of the shell. Exotic y domestic line A synthettic line originating from aboriginal breeds Bulgaria during 1991s Kostinbrod regions 57.2 intensive concentrate, fodder 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE D Mother form for bilinear autosexing hybrids for egg production eng. Линия D Eggs single yellow yellow white 2.51 1.8 Exotic y domestic line Crossings based on the White Rhode Island breed Stara Zagora regions 295 290 300 55.8 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5 240 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE F eng. Eggs yellow yellow red 3.66 2.7 Exotic y domestic line Stara Zagora region 59 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 6 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE G Mother form for the production of broilers and hybrids for general purpose use eng. LINE 99, ЛИНИЯ 99 Eggs, Meat single yellow yellow white 3.5 3.2 Exotic y domestic line Purposeful breeding of imported fowl of PlymouthRock breed 1967 Stara Zagora regions 166 165 170 63 intensive concentrate, fodder 5 255 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE H eng. Eggs, Meat yellow yellow white 2.7 1.8 Exotic y domestic line Sofia region 59.2 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5.5 local No Information atRisk critical -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE I eng. Eggs yellow yellow 5.4 3.8 Exotic y domestic line Stara Zagora region 61 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 6.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE K In the egg-production trend – as a father form in the production of autosexing hybrid combination for brown shell eggs eng. LINE B, Линия В Eggs In the egg-production trend – as a father form in the production of autosexing hybrid combination for brown shell eggs. single yellow red and black 2.65 1.94 The main colour is chokolate-red with black feathers on the tail. The comb is leaf-like and simple. The feet are average high of yellow colour. Exotic y domestic line Crossings based on the Red Rhode Island breed Stara Zagora regions 285 280 290 63 intensive concentrate, fodder 5 269 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE L For the production of bilinear hybrids for eggs in ecological farms eng. Линия L Eggs single yellow red 1.45 1.2 Exotic y domestic line A synthettic line established by crossing Line Г and Line G kostinbrod regions 139 58.4 intensive concentrate, fodder 4.5 178 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE LB eng. Eggs, Meat yellow 2.3 1.45 Exotic y domestic line Sofia region 58.5 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE LK For the production of bilinear hybrids for eggs in ecological farms eng. ЛИНИЯ HL Eggs yellow yellow brown 2 1.4 Exotic y domestic line A synthetic line previously named LINE XL 184 58.4 intensive concentrate, fodder 4.5 255 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE N eng Eggs yellow yellow white 2.25 1.52 Exotic y domestic line Stara Zagora region 62 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE NG Father form for bilinear hybrids for general purpose use eng. Линия НГ Eggs, Meat The plumage is chestnut with black feathers on the tail and it belongs to the Columbian plumage. single yellow yellow 2.83 2.1 Exotic y domestic line Purposeful breeding based on New Hampshire breed 245 240 250 55.1 intensive concentrate, fodder 5 205 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE P EN Eggs yellow yellow red 2.65 2.14 Exotic y domestic line 64 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE T eng. Eggs yellow yellow red 2.2 1.48 Exotic y domestic line Stara Zagora region 63 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE Е In hybridization schemes for general purpose use hybrids eng. Линия Е Eggs, Meat single yellow yellow 3.3 2.5 The plumage is streaked - alternating black and white streaks. With the male individuals - the white are predominant, and with the female individuals the black streaks are predominant. Exotic y domestic line Crossing based on Red Rhode Island breed Stara Zagora regions 230 220 240 61.2 intensive concentrate, fodder 5 229 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE М Mother form in hybridization schemes for broiler production eng. ЛИНИЯ М Meat single yellow yellow white 2.5 1.9 Exotic y domestic line A synthetic line originating from White Plymouth Rock breed Import in Bulgaria in 1994s Kostinbrod regions 57 intensive concentrate, fodder 5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE СЗ – 80 B Father form for the production of hybrids for brown shell eggs eng. ЛИНИЯ СЗ – 80 Б Eggs Father form for the production of hybrids for brown shell eggs yellow yellow 2.5 2.3 Locally adapted y domestic line Purposeful breeding of Red Rhode Island breed 275 270 280 63 intensive concentrate, fodder 5 210 local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Chicken LINE СЗ – 80 M Mother form for the production of hybrids for brown shell eggs eng. ЛИНИЯ СЗ – 80 М Eggs single yellow yellow white 2.5 2.1 Locally adapted y domestic line Purposeful breeding based on White Rhode Island breed 275 270 280 61 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5 215 local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Chicken SUSSEX LINE For the production of hybrids for general purpose use eng. Sussex Линия Съсекс Eggs, Meat single white white white 2.76 2.29 Exotic y domestic line Established in England by crossing local hens with cocks of Cornish, Cochinchina, Orpington and Brahma breeds England in 19th century 1970s Stara Zagora regions 215 210 220 51.7 intensive concentrate, fodder 5.5 240 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Chicken SYNTHETIC LINE С Mother form in hybridization schemes for the production of broilers eng. Синтетична линия С Meat yellow yellow gold-colombian 2.7 2.1 Exotic y domestic line A synthetic line with the participation of White Plymouth Rock breed Kostinbrod regions 59 intensive concentrate, fodder 5.5 local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Chicken Starozagorska chervena kokoshka Genetic resource and in hybridization schemes for general purpose use bulg. Starozagorska chervena kokoshka means Red chicken from the region of Stara Zagora Stara Zagora red chicken, Line StR Stara Zagora red chicken, Старозагорска червена кокошка Eggs single yellow yellow red Red Yellow 2.91 1.95 Compact body structure of a breed for combined use Native y domestic breed Complex reproductive crossing of local hens with cocks of Red Rhode Island breed 1970 Stara Zagora regions 218 215 220 55 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Dog Balgarski barak For hunting of small and large ground game bulg. Bulgarian houd (Barak), Bulgarian coarse-haired hound - Barak, Barak Hobby, Hunting Yellow-rusty ochre with a dark cover. There are also dogs of entirely dark coloration. White spots on the muzzle, the chest, the neck, the lower part of the legs, the tows and the tip of the tail are acceptable. Bluish-gray and in winter yellowgray even in individuals of lighter coloration 56.5 53 24 22 A dog medium in height with a strong, harmonious body construction. The head is medium in size, massive, dry and proportional to the body. The bite is standard, scissor. The ears are floppy, soft, thick, semi-fleshy and medium long, positioned on the eye-line. The tail is positioned slightly below the back line. In length, it reaches the hock joint or 1-2 cm below. The thorax is well-developed, broad oval in shape. In depth the chest reaches the elbow or 1-2 cm below. The fore and the hind limbs are tough and parallelly positioned. The skin is thick, elastic, without folds, tightly fitted to the body. Native y 2008 domestic breed indigenous breed; troughout the country stationary 8.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Dog Balgarsko ludogorsko gonche Specialized for hunting of large ground game, mainly wild boar, but it could also be used for hunting other game as hares and predators. bulg. Named after the Ludogorie region in northeastern Bulgaria Bulgarian Ludogorian hound, Българско лудогорско гонче Hobby, Hunting Anthracite-black with brown under-coat. White spots on the breasts, restricted or diffused, are accepted. Small white spots on the toes are also accepted but undesirable. Gray-blue 56 52 24 22 A medium-high dog of a strong and harmonious body construction. The body is elegant, slim and elongated. The head is medium in size, long, dry and proportional to the body. The skull to the muzzle transition is smooth. The bite is scissor. The eyes are slantwise positioned, medium in size. The ears are floppy, soft, thin and medium-long with slightly rounded tips. The back line is straight and slightly sloped backwards. The croup is lower than the withers. The tail is thicker at the base gradually becoming thinner to the top. It reaches to the hock joint. The fore limbs are parallel, dry, strong and well-muscled. The paws are with pinched together curved toes. The muscles are well-developed, bulging. The skin is medium-thick, elastic, without folds, closely fitting to the body. Native y 2008 domestic breed indigenous breed; troughout the country stationary 10.2 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Dog Balgarsko ovcharsko kuche Shepherds’ guard dog bulg. Balgarsko ovcharsko kuche means Bulgarian Shepherd dog Bulgarian Shepherd dog, Българско овчарско куче Guard milti coloured with clearly outlined spots of black, brown, gray, yellow, red, etc. on a white or a black ground. dark 71 68 60 48 A large, massive dog of imposing figure, speaking of self-confidence and vitality. The body construction is harmoniously developed, with abundant coat. It has massive bones and excellently developed muscles. The skin is thick and elastic, without folds. The dog’s appearance speaks of power and suggests security. Sexual dimorphism is strongly expressed. Native y 2001 domestic breed indigenous breed; Troughout the country stationary 13.6 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Dog Karakachansko kuche For guarding the herds and property, watchdog. bulg. named after the Karakachans - nomadic shepherds Karakachan dog, Shepherd dog, Pasture dog, Wolfhound Guard multi coloured, spotted – mainly white colour with large asymmetrical black or brown spots, as well as dark-coloured with large white spots 65 63 45 35 Karakachan dog is a medium-sized massive and harmoniously developed dog with a good body construction. Its appearance speaks of strength and suggests respect. The muscles are strong and the bones are massive but not crude. The skin is thick, elastic and closely fitting without any folds. An extremely unpretentious dog of resolute balanced and independent temperament. Native y 2005 domestic breed indigenous breed; troughout the country stationary 10 local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Duck (domestic) Pekin eng Бяла пекинска патица Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Mulard Used for the production of liver. Meat Locally adapted domestic breed imported; 400 000 young ducks mulards were imported local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Goat Alpiyska koza bulg. Alpine Alpine goat Meat, Milk 81 76 77 61 Exotic y 2016 domestic breed Throughout the contry 700 850 3 2.5 10 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Goat Anglo-Nubian eng Anglo-Nubian Англонубийска Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Goat Balgarska byala mlechna koza bulg. Balgarska byala mlechna koza means Bulgarian White Dairy Goat Bulgarian White Dairy Goat, Българска бяла млечна коза Meat, Milk uni colour: white; body - White; face - White; legs - White 0/2 0/2 Individuals of both sexes may be horned or hornless. 75 55 The animals are medium in size, with short legs, an elongated and harmonious body, a strong bone system and well-developed muscles. The head is dry, elongated, with a straight or a slightly concave profile line. The ears are medium long, slightly haired, set laterally and forward. The eyes are big and light. The neck is long, flat and broader at the base. He-goats have shorter necks covered with longer hairs. The withers are well-outlined, the back and the rump are long, straight and medium broad. The chest is deep and broad, the croup is long and broad. The limbs are well-developed, strong and correctly set, with firm light-yellow hooves. The udder is well-developed, big, semi-spherical, widely attached to the abdominal wall. The teats are proportional, medium long and slightly projecting forwards. The udder shape is suitable for machine milking. Native y 1990 domestic breed It was created by crossing local goats with Saan and saanized he-goats from Switzerland, former Czechoslovakia and Germany Throughout the country hair extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 700 600 800 3.3 3.1 9 200 52 1.7 2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Goat Balgarska vitoroga dalgokosmesta koza The skins are used for making of mummers’ costumes. bulg. Balgarska vitoroga dalgokosmesta koza means Bulgarian screw-horn longhair goat Local screw-horn longhair, Bulgarian screw-horn, Local longhair(screw-horn) goat, Българска виторога дългокосместа коза Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Perfectly adapted to all-year browsing on rough terrains. The breed is resistant to unfavourable climatic conditions, and modest feeding requirements. The milk is with very good coagulation properties allowing for the production of traditional dairy products. The skins are used for making of mummers’ costumes. Perfectly adapted to all-year browsing on rough terrains. Extremely rich in shades and nuances. Completely pigmented animals, as long as animals with white depigmented spots. The agouti colour types prevail. The gray colour in various shades – grayish brown, steel gray and light gray. Typical are also red, brown and yellow colours, rarely black and white. The combinations of the above colours result in unicoloured and variegated (bicoloured and tricoloured) animals 0/2 0/2 The animals of both sexes are usually horned. The horns have typical, spiral shape with pronounced fore-edge. Horns of the „aegagrus” type are observed in some of the females. Occasionally, some of the animals are polled. 77 66 73 50 Middle-sized breed. The body is harmonious, compact and elongated in shape, muscular with deep chest. The head is relatively small of triangle shape, with slightly concave profile. The ears are relatively short, erect and pointing forward. The animals are of lively temper and very active. The sexual dimorphism is well expressed. Native y 2009 domestic breed Autochthonous Raised in farms in the Southwest Bulgaria (in the foothills of Pirin and Rhodopes), in the western and central Balkan mountain. hair extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 8 1.2 1.3 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Goat Boer eng. Boer Meat 2 2 curved along the axis 120 90 Exotic y 2015 domestic breed Plovdiv region 3.7 3.4 9 250 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Goat Kaloferska dalgokosmesta koza Skins are used for making the traditional mummers’ costumes. bulg. The name means long - haired goat from the region of Kalofer Kalofer long-haired goat, Калоферска /Дългокосместа/ коза Meat, SkinsHides Uni- or bi-coloured, variegated. The pigmented parts are black or black-gray. Individuals of brown pigmentation are very rare. 2 2 The animals of both sexes are usually horned. The horns of the females are sabre-shaped, curved backwards. They have a slightly visible fore-edge. The horns of the males are big, curved backward and aside in open spirals. 80 66 70 50 The body is harmonious, elongated in shape; the chest is deep and the bone system is very strong and muscular. The profile line of the head is straight. The ears are comparatively long and semi-floppy. Native y 2009 domestic breed Autochthonous Kalofer region and the settlements in Karlovo region are the initial place of origin and distribution of the breed. In the last decade the basic part of the population is bred in South-Western Bulgaria. hair extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 8 1.25 1.5 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Goat Mestna dalgokosmesta koza (Malashevski tip) bulg. Mestna dalgokosmesta koza (Malashevski tip) means Local long-haired goat of Malashev type Местна дългокосместа коза (Малашевски тип), Local longhair goat (Malashev type) Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The colour is brown, gray, or in various shades and combinations of the both colours, usually dark 0/2 0/2 The males have larger horns, curved backward and aside. Some of the animals are polled. 68 63 53 45 The body is compact, harmonious, and muscular. The profile of the head is straight or slightly concave. The hair cover on the head and the legs is short. The ears are relatively small, erect and pointing forward. Native y 2014 domestic indigenous breed Maleshevska mountain hair 1.5 1.5 1 9 1.4 1.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Goat Saanen eng Саанска коза Locally adapted local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Goat Toggenburg eng Toggenburg Тогенбургска Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Horse Bulgarian Heavy Draft Horse eng. DraughtPower, Meat 152 152 690 588 Native domestic breed intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Horse Bulgarian sport horse eng. Riding (sports), Sport 168 166 540 510 Native domestic breed intensive fodder stationary 45 local No Information atRisk critical -Bulgaria BGR Horse Danubian horse For farm work. The main draft breed in the country. eng. Дунавски кон, Dunavski kon DraughtPower Black and dark bay, rarely bay. 162.7 161.6 660 610 Relatively large height, a massive construction, a strong bone structure. The head is medium in size with a straight profile line and an elongated face. The neck is medium long, broad, well-muscled. The back is straight and the loin is broad, well-attached to the slightly sloping, strong, broad and muscled croup. The mane and tail hairs are long and always black. The chest is deep, broad and long. The legs are medium in length, strong, with well-defined joints. The cannon bones are short. A strong hoof horn. Native y 1959 domestic breed Origin - Bulgaria; light draft breed. Developed by composite of local mares and mares of Nonius breed with Nonius stallions. North-Western and Western Bulgaria intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 50 45 18 18 36 36 18 1 1 1 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Horse Deli-Orman Native domestic variety variety of Bulgarian Native northern Bulgaria local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Horse Eastbulgarian Horse The main breed for ridding and classical equestrian disciplines (dressage, showjumping and specially – eventing) in our country; amateur riding; eng. Източнобългарски кон DraughtPower, Dressage, Riding (byChildren), Riding (sports), Sport rarely skewbald Bay, black, chestnut, gray 166.9 162.8 550 450 Well-developed body structure, tough construction, good exterior. The head is dry, with a straight profile. The throatlatch is wide. The eyes are vivid, expressive; the ears are properly positioned. The neck is medium in size to long, properly bended, with well-developed muscles. Withers – comparatively high, long, well- muscled. The back is even. The loin is broad enough. The croup is long, slightly sloped, muscular. The tail and the mane are fairly long and well-haired. The chest is medium broad, deep, long enough. The belly is tight. The legs are long, with well-outlined dry muscles and tendons. Strong bones, free movements, excellent working capacity. Native y 1959 domestic breed Half-bred, riding breed. Composite of local, Arabian, Anglo-Arabian and half-bred mares with half-bred and thoroughbred stallions. Troughout the country. intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 45 40 20 18 36 36 20 1 1 1 local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Horse Gidran eng. Gidran Blood, Riding (sports), Sport Chestnut 167 163 600 540 The head is medium in size, with a straight profile. The eyes are expressive and the throatlatch is wide. The neck is medium long, the back is flat, the loin is broad and well-attached to the croup. The croup is long, muscular and slightly sloped. The chest is deep and broad enough. The legs have well-developed joints and tendons, the hooves are strong. The horses of this breed have underlined riding qualities, a balanced character, a vivid temperament, energetic movements and good performance. Exotic domestic breed continually imported Sofia region intensive, semi - intensive fodder stationary 45 45 19 19 36 36 19 1 1 1 regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Bulgaria BGR Horse Haflinger eng. Haflinger DraughtPower, PackBaggage, Riding (byChildren) Palomino 143 140.5 495 440 An extremely massive body, a relatively low height, a proportional and fine head, a short and well-muscled neck. The withers are low and gradually merge into the back. The body is extended, with a broad rounded chest. The croup is broad, bifurcated and well-muscled. The legs are relatively short with well developed bone structure and a strong hoof horn. The mane and the tail are abundantly covered with hair, making the horses more beautiful. Exotic domestic breed locally adapted since 1983 The highland areas of Pirin, Rila, the Rhodopes and the Balkan Mountains; in South Bulgaria between Stara Zagora and Burgas; much less in North Bulgaria. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 45 45 18 18 36 36 19 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Horse Karakachan horse eng. Каракачански кон DraughtPower, Riding (work), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Transport less often – chestnut and black. uni coloured: bay, dark bay, gray 137 136 295 275 Belongs to the group of the primitive local horses with longer heads and broader foreheads. The eye orbits are protruding above the forehead. The eyes are small and vivid. The neck is relatively short, broad and muscular, well set on the head and chest. The back is broad, often concave and the chest is broad and deep with rounded ribs. The croup is often longer than broad; flatter than in the other primitive horses. The legs are short, thick, strong and correctly set. In terms of its exterior features, the Karakachan horse is well-structured concerning the wither height, the back and the croup, and, the body length and the head configuration. Native y 2010 domestic breed Origin - Bulgaria; local primitive breed. Indigenous breed. Developed by traditional breeding. Created under specific conditions – highland pasture breeding in summer and breeding in the Aegean Sea Region and in the southern slopes of the Rhodopes, Strandzha and Pirin mountains in winter, with long seasonal marches when moving the herds. The Balkan and the Rhodope mountains and the mountains in the Southwest Bulgaria. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary, transhumant 18 15 18 18 36 36 20 1 1 1 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Horse Pleven Horse eng. Plevenski kon, Плевенски кон Riding (byChildren), Riding (sports) Chestnut 162 160 575 560 Medium-sized, expressive head with a straight profile and well-defined eye orbits, wide nostrils and a well-developed throatlatch. A straight, medium long and well-muscled neck well-attached to the chest. Withers – medium high and long. The back is straight, short and broad. The loin is straight, broad and well-attached to the croup. The croup is oval well-muscled, slightly sloping, long enough and broad. Chest – deep, rounded and broad. The legs are dry, strong, with well-expressed joints and tendons. Not much hair on the main and on the tail. Typical Anglo-Arabian type with a strong and harmonious body construction, with graceful and beautiful movements. Native y 1959 domestic breed Origin - Bulgaria; half-bred, riding breed. Developed by composite of Deliorman, improved local, half-bred and Anglo-Arabian mares with Arabian, Anglo-Arabian, half-bred and Streletsky stallions, but mainly with stallions of Gidran breed. Northern and North-Western Bulgaria fodder, grazing stationary 50 50 18 18 36 36 19 1 1 1 local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Horse Purebred Arabian horse Endurance riding. eng. Arab Blood, Racing, Riding (sports), Sport Gray, bay, chestnut and sometimes black. 153 150 465 445 The horses of this breed are characterized by a light head. The profile of the frontal and nasal bones is normally straight, but there are also animals with a concave profile. The forehead is broad, with strongly expressed eye orbits and vivid big eyes. The muzzle is small, with large nostrils and fine edges. The neck is long and arched, flexible and mobile. The withers are medium high, the back and the loin are straight. The croup is perfectly developed, rounded, with strongly expressed muscles. The tail is set high and carried beautifully. The bone system is strong, the legs are dry, with well-expressed strong tendons. The pasterns are medium long and the hooves are round with a strong hoof horn. The movements are light, free and beautiful. Locally adapted y 1996 domestic breed imported in 1977 from Russia and Poland; Troughout the country intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 40 40 19 19 36 36 21 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Horse Rila Mountain eng. Native domestic variety variety of Bulgarian Native local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Horse Shagya-Arabian Horse For equestrian sport, riding and driving in harness eng. Shagya Arab Dressage, Riding (sports), Sport Gray, bay, chestnut and sometimes black. 156 154 475 430 The body is proportionate. The head has the traits of purebred Arabian horses with well-defined eye orbits, a broad forehead, a straight profile of the facial and maxilla bones, a wide and well-shaped throatlatch. The nostrils are widely open and the ears are medium-sized and mobile. The neck is long and arched, well-attached to the head and the withers. The back and the loin are straight and the croup is well-muscled and oval. The chest is broad, rounded, and the legs have well-developed bones, tendons and an outlined strong hoof horn. Locally adapted y 1894 domestic breed locally adapted; composite of Hungarian mares with Purebred Arabian stallions. since 1894 from Turkey, Poland and Hungary. Troughout the country intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 40 40 18 18 36 36 21 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Bulgaria BGR Horse Shetland pony eng. Shetland Pony Black, bay, chestnut, gray, skewbald and piebald. 98 85 180 150 The breed is characterized by its small height, calm temperament and low demands to the external conditions, making it very easy for breeding. The animals have a small head with widely-spaced eyes and small mobile ears, a short, muscular neck, low withers, a short backs and a broad, rounded and a muscular croup. The legs are short, with strong bones and hooves. The ponies have a thick coat with a long and thick mane and tail. Exotic y 1986 domestic breed Throuhout the country intensive fodder stationary 10 10 18 18 36 36 20 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Horse Stara Planina Native domestic variety variety of Bulgarian Native local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Horse Thoroughbred For racing, other equestrian disciplines and as an improving breed. It is the main breed for racing. eng. Thoroughbred Чистокръвен Английски кон Racing, Riding (sports), Sport Bay, chestnut, gray and black with different shades. 165 163 510 490 Tall, with a long neck, almost square shaped body – the pectoral and pelvic girdles are elongated at the expense of the shorter back and loin. The head is elongated with a slightly pointed lower part. The eye orbits are well-expressed. The eyes are vivid. The skin is fine with well-outlined blood vessels on the head and the legs. The neck is straight and long; the withers are high and well defined. The chest is not very broad but deep enough. The croup is slightly sloping, long, and medium broad. The belly is tight. Exotic y 1953 domestic breed England, Continually imported. 17-18th century North-Eastern Bulgaria and Sofia region. intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 45 45 18 18 36 36 18 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Horse Trakehner eng. Dressage, Riding (sports), Sport Bay, black, chestnut, gray and Tobiano Pinto 167 163 600 550 A breed with underlined qualities for combined use. The Trakehner horse is characterized by fairly massive, well-developed body. The head is medium sized with a well-defined throatlatch. The neck is straight and well-muscled. The back and the loin are medium long and straight. The croup is oval and very well muscled. The legs have a well-developed bone structure and clearly defined tendons. Exotic domestic breed continually imported; composite of Thoroughbred, Mecklenburger, Barb, Neapolitan and local East Prussian horses Sofia region intensive, semi - intensive fodder stationary 50 50 18 18 36 36 19 1 1 1 local No Information atRisk critical -Bulgaria BGR Horse Trotter horse eng. Racing Exotic domestic variety local No Information atRisk critical -Bulgaria BGR Muscovy duck Muscovy duck eng Мускусна патица Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Pig Bulgarian White eng. Native domestic breed local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Pig Danish Duroc eng. Duroc Meat, SireLine Red of different shades Pale pink 280 210 Exotic y 2008 domestic breed import from Denmark 2001 2001 Throughout the country intensive concentrate stationary 12.5 Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions /controlled microclimate/ and fed on concentrates without restriction of feeding and watering;under diseases control measures 9.5 international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Pig Danish Landrace eng. Danish Landrace DamLine, Meat white pale pink 250 220 Exotic y 2007 domestic breed Imported breeds 2000 year 2000 ,from Denmark , 29 male and 395 female animals,Danish Landrace North-East and East part of Bulgaria intensive concentrate stationary 1.4 1.4 8 8 18 32 12 162 2 640 Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions /controlled microclimate/ and fed on concentrates without restriction of feeding and watering;under diseases control measures 11.7 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Bulgaria BGR Pig Danish Yorkshire eng. Large White DamLine, Meat White Pale pink 355 275 Exotic y 2008 domestic breed import from Denmark 2001 2001 East Bulgaria intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 7 12.5 12 13 2.5 Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions /controlled microclimate/ and fed on concentrates without restriction of feeding and watering;under diseases control measures 12.3 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Pig Danube White For meat, as a mother breed in cross breeding schemes eng. Дунавска бяла DamLine, Meat Endangered-maintained White White, black spots are accepted; covered with white bristle. 330 240 Native y 2001 domestic breed Complex reproductive crossbreeding based on the breeds Bulgarian White, Large White, Landrace, Pietrain and Hampshire Bulgaria in 1985 Throughout the country intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 1.2 1.2 5.5 6 13.5 13 14 6 56 10.2 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Pig East Balkan Swine For meat and lard, under natural pasture conditions For traditional bulgarian sausage called Smyadovska lukanka eng. The name comes from the location of the breed - the East Balkans. Източнобалканска свиня, Смядовска свиня, Камчийска свиня, Тичанска свиня Lard, Meat There is a risk for this population due to contacts with some wild populations and the possibilities for contamination with contagious diseases (brucellosis and plague).FAO Breed Survey (1995) The breed is well adapted to the local living conditions. This breed is reported to be resistant to diseases. The breed has a strong constitution, late maturity and low prolificacy (6 piglets). This breed is known for its excellent meat quality and thick fat. traditional bulgarian sausage called Smyadovska lukanka The breed is well adapted to the local living conditions. coat Black Gray-brown 150 80 medium sized, long head with straight profile, small erect ears, short neck, medium body capacity, long hair on the neck Native y 2006 domestic breed Predominantly by natural selection with slight human interference. 9th - 10th century Strandzha and East Balkan mountains extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 6 100 The animals are reared in conformity with the natural environment and the products are ecological. 5 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Pig English Landras eng. Landrace DamLine, Meat This breed is in danger of extinction. White Pale pink 330 250 Exotic y 2001 domestic breed imported from England 1972-1974 1972-1974 mainly regions of Ruse and Razgrad intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 1.4 6 13.5 13 14 57 10 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Pig English Large White eng. Large White White Pale pink 330 230 Locally adapted y 2001 domestic breed imported from England 1972-1974 1972-1974 mainly regions of Ruse and Razgrad intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 1.3 6 13.5 13 14 56 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Pig Mangalitza Mangalitsa Exotic domestic breed international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Pig Motley Derman Exotic domestic breed local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Pig Polish big white For meat eng. Polish Large White Полска голяма бяла Meat This breed has a reduced genetic diversity and is in danger of extinction. White Pale pink 320 220 The head is of a slightly concave profile; the ears are erect, pointing forward and aside. The back is long, straight and broad. The rumps are well-built. Locally adapted y 2001 domestic breed Crossbreeding of German Noble and Large White pigs of English and Swedish origin. Poland, 20th century Region of Shumen intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 1.3 1.3 7 8 12 6 58 10 9 11 regional No Information atRisk criticalMaintained critical -Bulgaria BGR Rabbit Californian Meat and furs eng. California Калифорнийски заек Meat, PeltFur White White, muzzle - black, dark brown, legs - black, dark brown, tail - black, dark brown 5 4.9 Strong constitution; a short and broad body with a thick layer of meat on the back; a small, light head, slightly hump-nosed; straight ears; a short neck; light, thin and strong bones. Locally adapted n domestic breed Complex reproductive crossing of Chinchilla x White New-Zealand Rabbit x Himalayan Rabbit USA 1928 In Bulgaria through importation in 1970 Throughout the country intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5 4.5 5 26 58 8 7 10 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Rabbit Chinchilla Meat and furs eng. Chinchilla Чинчила Meat, PeltFur Gray-blue Gray-blue, muzzle Gray-blue, legs Gray-blue, tail Gray-blue 4.5 4 The body is elongated, cylindrical in shape. The head and the ears are medium in size. The neck is short. The breasts are broad and deep. The back and the loin are straight, broad and well-muscled. Locally adapted n domestic breed Complex reproductive crossing of the breeds Vienna Blue rabbit, Gornostaya Rabbit, French Silver Rabbit, Flemish Giant Rabbit, etc. 1913 – France; Enlarged Soviet Chinchilla breed – Russia – 1963 Throughout the country intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 6 7 25 59 7 6 8 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Bulgaria BGR Rabbit Flemish Giant Meat and furs eng. Flemish Giant Белгийски великан Meat, PeltFur rabbit-gray, dark gray, iron-gray muzzle Dark, legs Dark to white at the inner side, tail Dark to light at the lower part of the tail 12 8 The largest breed in the world. The body is heavy, long, broad and muscled. The head is large, broad and robust. The ears are large, upright and wide. The breasts are broad and deep; a dewlap; the bucks have a bone excrescence on the lower mandible. Locally adapted n domestic breed Purposeful breeding of rabbits of the Flemish breed and local white rabbits 6-th century In Bulgaria through importation since the end of 19th and the beginning of 20th centuries Throughout the country intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 12 10 4 30 59 7 6 8 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Rabbit Veselina Meat and furs eng. Веселина Meat, PeltFur Hairs are white at the base and red-haired and reddish at the tip muzzle-dark brown, legs reddish to snow-white at the inner side, tail-light 7 6.5 Massive head, red-brownish coloration of the ears, dark-brown muzzle. The breasts, belly and the inner sides of the legs are light to snow-white. The downy fibers are white, while the barb fibers are bi-zonally coloured. Native n domestic breed Purposeful breeding Bulgaria, 1998 Yambol and Sliven Regions intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5.5 6 4 28 58 6.5 6 7 local No Information atRisk endangered -Bulgaria BGR Rabbit White Giant Meat and furs eng. White Giant Бял великан Meat, PeltFur uni colour: white; White muzzle - white, legs - white, tail-white 6.5 5.5 Similar to the Flemish rabbit breed by its body construction and body size. The head is large but light. The ears are long, upright, albino; the body is elongated, with broad and well-developed breasts. The legs are long, strong, widely attached; the bones are thin. Locally adapted n domestic breed Germany and Belgium, 19th century 1920 Throughout the country intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 6 8 4 28 58 8 7 9 international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Rabbit White New -Zealand eng. New Zealand White Бял новозенландски заек Meat White White 4.5 5 Strong constitution; the body is medium in length, compact, proportional; albino. The neck is short and muscled. The breasts are broad and deep. Broad and meat-covered back; well-developed hind part of the body, powerful hind legs; wide paws. Locally adapted n domestic breed Selection of albino of the Red New-Zealand breed, cross-bred with Flemish rabbit 1910 In Bulgaria through importation in 1970 Throughout the country intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 5 4.5 4 28 56 9 8 10 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Askanian Fine-Wool (Merino) Sheep eng. Askanian Аск анийска тънко рунна порода Meat, Wool The breed is split into three major types. fleece - White; face - White; legs - White 2 0 115 60 The sheep of Askanian Merino breed are large. They have one, rarely two skin folds on the neck. The animals are compact, with a strong bone system and construction. Locally adapted y domestic breed Crossing of Merino and American Rambouillet breeds 1935 Kabiyuk State Stud Farm wool fine 7.2 10 22 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 80 73 83 7 15 8 1.4 1.5 regional No Information atRisk criticalMaintained vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Assaf Assaf Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Awassi Awassi Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Breznishka ovtsa bulg. Named after the town of Breznik. Breznik sheep, Брезнишка овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - White;face - White with black spots around the eyes and the muzzle;legs White or black 0/2 Male animals are usually hornless. 80 55 The animals have a rectangular body, well covered with wool. The chest is deep and broad. The head is of a straight profile, wool-covered to the eye-line. The ears are erect, black or spotted. The bone system is strong and compact and the legs are with firm hooves. Native y 2010 domestic breed Autochthonous Western Bulgaria, in Pernik, Radomir, Breznik and Kyustendil municipalities wool 3 2.5 3.5 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 74 60 88 7 15 8 1.1 1 1.2 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Byala marishka ovtsa bulg. Named after the Maritsa river White Maritza sheep, Бяла маришка овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - The typical colour is white, but also pigmented sheep are found (between 4 and 10 % of the animals). There are also mottled sheep (1-3 %);face - white;legs - white 0/2 0 The ewes are hornless, while both horned and hornless rams are found. However, the horns are poorly developed. 85 75 100 71 The elongated body shape, the long limbs and tail are the distinguishing features of White Maritza sheep breed. The head is usually short to medium-long and narrow with a straight profile line. The ears are medium-sized, projecting and slightly bent down. The neck is long and narrow. The back is long, narrow to medium-broad. The chest is deep, medium-broad. The legs are long with a strong bone system. The animals are well-covered with wool. The belly of some sheep is slightly covered with wool, while in others it is bare. The wool around the head is not sheared throughout the years and it forms the so called “hood”, which has a decorative function. The wool around the hock and the carpal joints is also not sheared. Native y 1993 domestic breed Autochthonous To the north and west of Plovdiv city and in the regions of Pazardzhik, Plovdiv and Haskovo. wool 4 3.5 5 91 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 137 0.7 4.8 7 15 4 289 53.6 1.25 1 1.52 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Caucasian Fine-Wool (Merino) Sheep eng. Кавказка тънко рунна порода Meat, Wool uni colour: white fleece - White; face - White; legs - White. 2 0 100 60 The sheep of Caucasian breed are distinguished by their medium body size, good exterior characteristics and a strong body construction. The head has a straight profile line, well-covered with wool. The body is barrel-shaped sufficiently long. Withers are slightly raised above the backline. The legs are strong, covered with wool to the carpal joints. Specific features of the animals are the 1-3 ring-shaped folds on the neck and small folds on the body, visible after the wool is sheared. The wool over the folds is of the same softness as that on the other parts of the body. Their habitus resembles very much American Rambouillet breed. Locally adapted y 1970 domestic breed Reproductive crossing of the New-Caucasian Merino breed with rams of Askanian and American Rambouillet sheep breeds. Initially, the breed was named Caucasian Rambouillet, but later it was changed to Caucasian. 1936 Kabiyuk State Stud Farm wool fine 7.5 10 22 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 86 7 15 7.5 1.3 1.4 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Chernoglava plevenska ovtsa bulg. Chernoglava plevenska ovtsa means blackhead sheep from the Pleven region Pleven Blackhead sheep, Черноглава плевенска овца Meat, Milk, Wool The animals are well adapted to local living conditions. fleece - In most of the animals wool is white. Individuals with colored wool also occur (4-5 %);face - Black, but also animals with a white spot on the forehead, on the back of the head and between the ears occur; legs - Black, but some individuals have white rings or white spots on the legs. 0/2 0/2 The rams have well-developed horns. Some males are hornless. The ewes are hornless or they have underdeveloped horns. 130 72 The head is graceful, dry, of a straight or slightly projecting profile line. The head is not covered with wool but with short pigmented hairs. The ears are black and large. It is preferred that they are horizontally set. The neck is elongated, the body is long. The chest is narrow and deep, the back is straight, the croup is well-developed. The legs are strong, not covered with wool. The hooves are black and firm. The belly is poorly fleeced. Animals with bare abdominal and lower neck parts are often found. The lambs are pigmented at birth, but at the age of 6-7 months they become paler in colour. Native y 1965 domestic breed Transitional form of a crossing between Tsigai and Tsakel breeds. Spread in all the plain areas and at the foothills of the mountains throughout the country. Most of the flocks are concentrated in the central and western parts of the Danubian plain. wool medium 5 2.8 7 37 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 210 180 240 7 15 8 290 52 1.3 1.6 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Chios eng. Chios Хиос Milk fleece - White; face - White with black and gray spots; legs - White with specific black spots in the area of the carpal and hock joints and black hooves. 2 0 The rams have spiral horns, while the ewes are hornless. 75 50 The head is of a slightly projecting profile. The ears are medium-large and slightly floppy. The body has elongated proportions, a typical milk type sheep. The bones are thin and tough. The belly either clear of wool or poorly wool covered. The udder is usually black coloured and well-developed. The size of the teats is convenient for machine milking. Some pigmented spots on the body are possible (at birth), which disappear later. Exotic y domestic breed Small groups of male and female animals were imported in Bulgaria in 1979-1980. Because of the increasing interest, 90 more animals werе imported again in 2000 in the village of Breze, Smolyan region. wool medium 2.5 1.5 3.5 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 300 240 450 7 15 7 2 1.8 2.2 international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Dabenska ovtsa bulg. Named after Duben village. Duben sheep, Дъбенска овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - Most of the sheep are white in colour (64.3%), but red and ligth-beige are also found;face - White, black, light-beige;legs - White and dark 0/2 0 Males are mainly hornless. The horned individuals have short horns. All females are hornless. 65 84 53 Animals are medium in size, with short legs and a compact body. The head is wedge-shaped, of a straight profile line, fleeced to the eye line. The ears are medium in size and correctly set. Native y 2008 domestic breed Autochthonous Karlovo and Kazanlak areas wool 3.5 2 5 33 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 94 7 15 8 207 1 1.2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Karakachanska ovtsa bulg. Named after Karakachan nomadic shepherds Karakachan sheep, Каракачанска овца Meat, Milk, Wool The animals are energetic and agile and show good endurance. They can endure long-distance marches. White, black, gray, fawn, brown, red . Evenly dark-coloured in pigmented sheep. Evenly dark-coloured in pigmented sheep. 0/2 0 The sheep are hornless, but the rams are horned. Single female individuals may also be horned. 43 33 The animals are small, of a compact body construction, a vivid temperament, energetic and mobile. Native y 1970 domestic breed Traditional selection Higher mountainous regions wool coarse/carpet 3.5 3 4 extensive (non backyard) grazing 72 60 85 7 6.5 8 6.5 6.5 15 15 15 12 18 180 46.5 1.1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Karnobatska tankorunna poroda bulg. Named after the town of Karnobat Karnobat Fine-Wool (Merino) Sheep, Карнобатска тънкорунна порода Meat, Wool uni colour: white; fleece - White;face - White; legs - White. 0/2 0 The ewes are hornless but most of the rams have well-developed horns. 100 60 The animals are medium-large, with a white head covered with wool slightly under the eye-line. The ears are medium in size, horizontally set. The body is medium-long, low in height and harmonious. The legs are correctly set and covered with wool to the carpal and the hock joints, respectively. Most of the animals have one or two well-developed transversal and one longitudinal skin folds on the neck. Some individuals have poorly developed folds on the body. Native y 1986 domestic breed Crossing of the local sheep bred in the region of Karnobat, with rams of the breeds Merinoflaish, Stavropol, Caucasian, and, less – with Askanian sheep breed. Later on, it was crossed with Australian Merino sheep. 1985 South-Eastern Bulgaria in the plain part of Burgas and Yambol regions. wool fine 6 10 22 grazing stationary 95 90 100 8 270 57 1.2 1.3 local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Koprivshtenska ovtsa bulg. Named after the town of Koprivshtitsa Koprivshtitsa Sheep, Копривщенска овца Meat, Milk, Wool uni colour: white or dark-brown fleece White, up to 40% dark-brown; face White or dark-brown, but animals with white or with spotted faces are also found; legs White or dark-brown 0 0 Commonly the male and female animals are hornless. Individuals of poorly developed horns are rarely found 64 85 48.5 The head of the sheep is comparatively small, of a straight profile line and fleeced to the eye-line. The ears are normally set. Ewes have an elongated body, a deep and comparatively narrow chest. The bone system is compact. Native y 2003 domestic breed Autochthonous These sheep are bred in the highland areas of Sredna Gora and at the foothill of the Balkan range, chiefly in the municipalities of Koprivshtitsa, Panagyurishte and Pirdop. wool coarse/carpet 4.5 2.9 6 35 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 95 90 100 7.16 3.52 7 15 8 218 1.1 1 1.3 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Kotlenska ovtsa bulg. Named after the town of Kotel sheep, Котленска овца Meat, Milk, Wool The fleece in most of the sheep is semi-open and pigmented from grey-brown to black. 0 0 40 31.5 Native y domestic breed Autochthonous wool 2.5 1.8 3.5 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 75 70 80 1.1 1 1.2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Lacaune eng. Lacaune Лакон Milk This breed is well adapted to local living conditions. This breed was used as female line when the Thrace Finewool breed was established. uni colour: white; fleece - White; face - White; legs - White. 0 0 Hornless 100 75 The head is graceful, slightly elongated and it has a straight profile. The eyes are big, ligth-yellow, with a vivid look. The ears are long, set at both sides of the head but quite low (almost horizontally). The body is long, the chest is deep. The legs are strong. Exotic y 2008 domestic breed imported 1902 In 2008 some animals were imported by Dr. Yanko Mitev, Yambol Region. The breed is spread mainly in Southern France, in the Pyrenees, in the territories of the departments of Aveyron, Tarn and Lozère. The sheep are well-adapted to mountainous regions and the regions of dry climate at an altitude of 300 to 1000 m a. s. l. wool 1.2 2.5 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 165 170 280 4 7 15 8 300 1.5 1.6 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Mednochervena shumenska ovtsa bulg. Mednochervena shumenska ovtsa means Copper-red sheep from the Shumen region Медночервена шуменска овца, Copper-red shumen sheep Meat, Milk, Wool The animals are well adapted to local living conditions. uni coloured: fawn, copper red, black - fleece: Red-brown, copper, fawn, black; - face: Black; - legs: Black 2 0 Ewes are hornless, but rams have well-developed horns. 55 40 The head is medium in size, wool-covered to the forehead. The face, ears and legs are covered by shining short hairs. The body is compact, with a deep and broad chest. Native y 1970 domestic breed Autochthonous Northeastern Bulgaria wool medium 3 2.5 3.5 35 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 110 90 130 7 15 8 220 53.8 1.2 1.1 1.35 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Mestna karnobatska ovtsa bulg. Mestna karnobatska ovtsa means local sheep from the region of Karnobat. Local Karnobat sheep, Местна карнобатска овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - Commonly pigmentated from ligth-beige to dark - brown;face - Brown; legs - Brown. 2 0/2 Females are usually hornless, but some females have small underdeveloped horns. The rams have well developed horns. 54.1 65 40 The animals are small, having short legs, rounded and tight shapes and a vivid temperament. The head is comparatively small, of a straight profile line and horizontally set ears. The bone system is strong and compact. The legs are thin, correctly positioned. The hooves are firm. The body is well-covered with wool up to the forehead. Down the legs, the wool cover almost reaches the carpal and hock joints. Native y 2001 domestic breed Autochthonous South-Eastern Bulgaria in the plain regions of Burgas and Yambol regions. wool 4.5 3 6 27 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 105 3 7 15 8 55.5 1.05 1.1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Mutton Charollais eng. Charollais Мутон Шароле Meat These animals are well adapted to mountainous and semi- mountainous areas. uni colour: white; fleece - White; face - White; legs - White. 0 0 Hornless 65 55 110 65 The animals are large in size, having a long and broad body. The head is medium-sized, of a straight profile line, unwooled. The ears are also bare, slightly raised. The chest is broad and deep, the back is long and broad. The croup is also broad; the rounds are voluminous and well-muscled. The legs are medium long and widely attached. Exotic y 2006 domestic breed imported 2003 Institute of Agriculture, Stara Zagora wool fine 5 3 7 27 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 6 330 51 1.8 2 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Mutton Vendéen eng Мутон Вендеен Locally adapted local No Information atRisk critical -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Replyanska ovtsa bulg. Named after the village Replyana Replyan sheep, Реплянска овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - White; face - White, color spots chiefly around the eyes;legs - White, pigmented spots. 2 0/2 The females are predominantly hornless, but also there are individuals with rudiments of horns. 58.1 65 45 Medium-sized, of a compact body and a vivid temperament. The head is medium-sized, of a projecting profile line. A tuft of wool on the forehead of the female sheep. The belly is wool-covered. The ewes have a rectangular body, with a moderately deep and moderately broad chest. The ears are erect, medium in size. Native y 2005 domestic breed Autochthonous North-Western Bulgaria – in the vicinities of the towns of Belogradchik and Montana – in Sveti-Nikolska (St. Nicholas) and Chiprovska mountains. wool 2.5 3.5 35 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 106 7 15 8 250 59.6 1.2 1.3 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Rodopski tsigay eng. Rodopski tsigay means tsigai from Rhodope mountains Родопски цигай, Rhodope Tsigai Meat, Wool 2 0/2 Male animals have well-developed snail- shaped horns. The females are predominantly hornless, rarely, there are some ewes with small horns. 76 65 75 47 The body is compact. The head is wedge-shaped, of a straight profile line. The ears are erect, medium-sized. The animals are short, with deep chest, strong bones, hooves and figure. The head is covered with wool till the eye-line, the legs are covered to the carpal and the hock joints. The head and the legs under the carpal and the hock joints are covered with white short hair. There are also some animals with small dark or black spots on the nose, the ears and the legs. Native y 2012 domestic breed Assimilative and reproductive crossing of local breeds with purebred Tsigai rams in the mountainous parts of Rila, Pirin, Rhodopes, Strandzha, Sakar and Sredna Gora. In the initial stage of the breed development some farma have used also rams of Merinofleischschaf and Caucasian fine-wool breeds. At the foothills and in the mountainous parts of Rila, Pirin, Rhodopes, Sredna Gora, Strandzha, Sakar, Belasitsa, Ograzhden and Osogovo mountains. wool 3.5 3 6 32 grazing stationary 83 80 85 3.6 7 15 8 1.05 1.1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Romanovska The best material for fur coats. bulg. Romanov Romanov sheep Meat, SkinsHides 82 55 Exotic y 2015 domestic breed Trojan and Botevgrad regions international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Sakarska ovtsa bulg. Named after Sakar Mountain Sakar sheep, Сакарска овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece- Predominantly white, but pigmented sheep are also found; face - White; legs - White. 2 0 Well-developed in rams. The ewes are hornless. 65 47 The sheep are comparatively small. The head of the sheep is medium in size, with a straight profile line. The ears are medium-long, horizontally set. The leg bones and the hooves are strong and hardy in the rocky terrains of Sakar. Native y 2011 domestic breed Autochthonous On the territory of Sakar Mountain between the rivers Tundzha and Arda, where the soils are infertile, and the precipitations are limited and unevenly distributed. The dry period in this part of the country is rather long and the pasture is scanty. wool 2.8 5 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 75 70 80 7 15 8 1 1.05 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Severoiztochnobalgarska tankorunna poroda bulg. North-East Bulgarian Merino Sheep, Североизточнобългарска тънкорунна порода Meat, Wool uni colour: white; fleece - White; face - White; legs - White 2 0 males are horned, but females are hornless 115 65 Tough body construction and good exterior traits. The head is of a straight profile line, the neck is medium long and well-muscled. The chest is broad and deep. The back is wide, even and long. The croup is medium-long, broad and well-muscled. The legs are tough and correctly set. The skin is compact, with a sufficient reserves, expressed in one longitudinal and one or two transversal neck folds. Native y 1954 domestic variety Complex reproductive crossing of local sheep first with Merinoflaish, and, later with Askanian and Caucasian sheep. Two breed types – Dobrudzha and Shumen types are generally recognized. It is spread in Dobrich, Silistra, Ruse, Razgrad regions, as well as in the plain areas of Shumen, Targovishte and Varna regions wool fine 7.5 8.5 23 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 95 90 100 7 15 8 270 57 1.3 1.25 1.35 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Sintetichna populatsia balgarska mlechna bulg. Sintetichna populatsia balgarska mlechna means Bulgarian Dairy Synthetic Population Bulgarian Dairy Synthetic Population Sheep, Синтетич на популация Българска млеч на Milk fleece - White; face - White, but also pigmented or with pigmented spots; legs - White or with pigmented spots. 0 0 Hornless, but some individuals are horned. 90 65 The animals are comparatively large, with a long body and a strong bone system. The head is elongated, unfleeced. The udder is well-developed. It has correctly positioned teats suitable for machine milking. Native y 2005 domestic It was established by crossing ewes of fine-wool, semi-finewool and local dairy breeds with rams of the following dairy breeds: Pleven Blackhead sheep, East-Friesian sheep, Awassi sheep and Local Stara Zagora sheep. Partial crossing with sheep of the Chios breed and Lacaune breed has been applied in the last years. Mainly internal breeding is carried out in the pure-breed flocks. The breed is spread in the plain regions and at the foothills of the mountains throughout the country wool medium 2.5 4 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 200 170 230 3.5 3.2 7 15 8 250 52 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Sofiyska ovtsa bulg. Named after the city of Sofia Sofia sheep, Elin-Pelin Sheep, Елинпелинска овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - White;face - White. Sometimes pigmented spots around the eyes, the muzzle, on the ears and legs. A breed specific white triangle on the muzzle;legs White with coloured spots 0 0 The rams and ewes are hornless,but some individuals may be horned. 59.8 95 53 The sheep are comparatively large in size, with an elongated body and a narrow and deep chest. The head is white, rarely covered with wool to eye-line; the profile is slightly projecting. The ears are medium-sized. The bone system is compact. The hooves are strong. Native y 2010 domestic breed Autochthonous In Sofia plain, in the regions of Elin Pelin, Novi Han, Ravno Pole, Ivanyane, Vrazhdebna, etc. wool 2.5 2 5 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 120 100 140 7 15 8 1.2 1 1.4 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Srednorodopska ovtsa eng. Named after Rodhope mountain. Central rhodope sheep, Среднородопска овца Meat, Milk, Wool The sheep are not affected by hoof diseases and damages of the limbs despite the mountainous route on steep and rocky terrains in the Rhodopes. The sheep are not affected by hoof diseases and damages of the limbs despite the mountainous route on steep and rocky terrains in the Rhodopes. fleece White and black (55 – 60% of the sheep are pigmented); face White and black; legs White and black 2 0 Male animals have strongly developed firm horns. 56 45 32 The animals are small, low, of a well-outlined chest. The chest depth is 27 cm, the width – 19 cm. The head is medium in size, with a slightly projecting profile line. The ears are medium-sized and horizontally set. The legs are thin and strong. The hooves are very firm. Native y 2010 domestic breed Autochthonous High-mountainous parts of the Central Rhodope massif. wool 2 1.5 3 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 73 60 85 7 15 8 1 1.1 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Srednostaroplaninska ovtsa bulg. Named after Stara Planina mountain Central stara planina sheep, Средностаропланинска овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece White or pigmented with shades of gray, fawn, red; face Pigmented; legs Pigmented 2 0 Male animals have well-developed snail-curved horns, while the females are hornless, but also horned females are found with short and under-developed horns. 62.4 65 41 The breed is referred to the type of the Karakachan Sheep, but the animals are comparatively larger, with a longer body and higher productivity. The head is medium long, of a straight profile line, a narrow and sharp muzzle. The ears are erect, medium-sized. The bone system is thin and compact, the hooves are firm and strong. The tail is thin, long, and wool-covered. The head and the belly are also wool-covered to a different degree. Native y 2001 domestic breed Autochthonous Central Balkan mountains range, in some settlements of Sevlievo, Apriltsi and Troyan municipalities. wool 3.5 2.5 4 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 75 70 80 3.61 7 15 8 210 47.8 1 1.14 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Staroplaninski tsigay bulg. Staroplaninski tsigay means tsigai from Stara Planina mountain Stara Planina Tsigai, Старопланински цигай Meat, Wool uni colour: whiteö fleece - White, with characteristic shine; face - White. 2 0/2 Males have well-developed snail-curved horns. The females are predominantly hornless, but there are some individuals with short rudimentary horns. 78 67 70 51 The animals are medium in size with compact body. The head is medium long, of a straight profile line. The ears are erect. The chest is medium broad and deep. The bones and the hooves are strong. The fleece is closed, predominantly with staple structure. Animals with hair-type structure of the fleece are rarely found. The head is wool-covered to the eyeline, and the legs are wool-covered to the knee and hock joints. The head and the legs are covered with short white hair under the knee and hock joints. Native y 2003 domestic breed Developed by assimilative crossing of local ewes with Tsigai rams /predominantly of Priazov type/ in the mountainous regions of the Balkan and the high hilly and mountainous areas of Northern Bulgaria. The mountainous regions of the Balkan and the high hilly and mountainous areas of Northern Bulgaria. wool fine 3 6 33 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 82 90 3.9 7 15 8 1.06 1.1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Starozagorska ovtsa bulg. Named after the town of Stara Zagora Stara Zagora sheep, Старозагорска овца Meat, Milk, Wool uni colour: white; fleece - White; face - White; legs - White 0 0 Hornless 64 100 65 Large, quite high, with elongated shapes: head – elegant and elongated, with a projecting fascial profile, free of wool; ears – long and floppy, neck – long, often free of wool; chest – comparatively narrow and shallow; legs – long, slim and strong, with firm hooves, free of wool. Native y 1970 domestic breed Autochthonous Stara Zagora Region, Eastern part of the Thracian lowland – Sliven, Haskovo and Yambol regions wool medium 3.5 2.5 5 45 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 235 150 320 7.2 5.9 3.2 7 15 8 210 49 1.3 1 1.6 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Strandzhanska ovtsa bulg. Named after the Strandzha mountain Strandzha sheep, Странджанска овца Meat, Milk, Wool 2 0 45 32.5 Native n domestic breed wool extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 72 70 75 1 0.9 1.1 local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Svishtovska ovtsa bulg. Named after the town of Svishtov Svishtov sheep, Свищовска овца Meat, Milk, Wool 0 0 The male animals are horned, while the females are hornless, but ones with poorly developed horns may also be found. 75 50 Native y domestic breed Autochthonous North Bulgaria - along the rivers Roussenski Lom, Yantra, Rositza and Osam wool coarse/carpet 10 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary local No Information extinct extinct -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Tetevenska ovtsa bulg. Named after the town of Teteven Teteven sheep, Тетевенска овца Meat, Milk, Wool Mostly white in colour. 0/2 0/2 The ewes are usually hornless, while rams are horned. 63.15 70 43 The body is rectangular in shape. The head has a straight profile line. The ears are comparatively big. Most animals have erect ears, but some have floppy ears. The face, legs and the belly are clear of wool. The bone system is thin and compact. The hooves are strong. Native y 2001 domestic breed Central Balkan mountains in the region of Teteven town,Ribaritsa village, in the valley of the Cherni Vit river, in Golyam Izvor and Galata villages. wool 3 2 4 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 85 80 90 3.33 7 15 8 202 1.08 1.18 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Trakiyska tankorunna poroda bulg. Named after the region of Trakia Тракийска тънкорунна порода, Thracian Fine-Wool (Merino) Sheep Meat, Wool These animals are well adapted to the local conditions (mountains up to 1 200 m asl.). uni colour: white; fleece - White; face - White; legs - White. 2 0 Well-developed in the males. The females are hornless. 105 67 The head is medium in size, with a straight profile line, covered with wool up to the eye-line. The sheep have a comparatively large body. The chest is medium-long and deep. There are one longitudinal and two transversal folds on the neck. The bone system is compact and strong. The skin is medium-thick and compact. The belly is covered with wool. The wool cover on the forelegs reaches the carpal joints, while on the hind legs reaches the hock joints. Native y 1954 domestic breed Plovdiv and Stara Zagora type. Complex reproductive crossing of the local sheep raised in those regions with rams of the Merinoflaish and Caucasian breeds. In the plain areas of Plovdiv, Haskovo, Stara Zagora, Sliven and Yambol regions. wool fine 5 10 23 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 85 80 90 8 270 57 1.25 1.3 local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Vakla marishka ovtsa bulg. Vakla means patch-faced, splotch-faced. Patch - faced maritza sheep, Вакла маришка овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - Fleece is usually white. Some body parts (the tail base, forebreast, and belly) may have pigmented spots with pigmented wool. Thus, the animals with bigger spots on the skin seem mottled;face - White, velvet-black pigmentation arount the ears, the eyes and the muzzle, which gave the name “patch- faced”; legs - White, with velvet-black spots of various size. 0/2 0 The ewes are hornless, while the rams are both hornless and horned. Horns are an undesirable trait among the breeders of Patch-faced Maritza Sheep 110 70 The elongated body shape, long limbs and tail are the specific characteristics of the breed. The head is long, narrow, not covered with wool. The head profile of the sheep is usually straight, while rams have a slightly projecting profile. The ears are medium-sized and floppy. The neck is long and narrow. The withers are medium-long and medium-high. The back is long and narrow. The legs are long and not covered with wool. The belly is also unfleeced. The face pigmentation, the shape and the size of the ears and some specific features of the body construction are of prime importance for the selection of male and female lambs for reproduction. Native y 1993 domestic breed Autochthonous To the north and west of Plovdiv city and in the areas of Pazardzhik, Plovdiv and Haskovo wool 3.2 2.4 4 35 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 150 150 90 200 4.5 7 15 4.5 289 55 1.4 1.5 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Zapadnostaroplaninska ovtsa bulg. Zapadnostaroplaninska means Western Stara Planina mountain West balkan mountains sheep, Западностаропланинска овца Meat, Milk, Wool fleece - The predominant part of the animals have white wool (up to 90%) and the rest – colored;face - White or pigmented;legs - White or on large pigmentated spots. 0/2 0 The male animals are usually hornless. Horned individuals are also found, but the horns are not massive. 58 75 50 The head has a straight profile line; it is wool-covered to the eye-line. The ears are erect. The ears, the eye area and the muzzle have a specific pigmentation (splotch-faced). The pigment is usually black, but it could also be brown to light-brown. The sheep has a rectangular, comparatively small body. The chest is deep and broad. The bone system is strong and compact, the legs have firm hooves. Native y 2010 domestic breed Autochthonous Sofia, Vratsa and Pernik regions and, Slivnitsa, Dragoman, Godech, Svoge, Botevgrad, Berkovitsa and Tran municipalities wool coarse/carpet 3.7 2.5 5 35 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 55 50 60 7 15 8 1.25 1.1 1.4 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Sheep Île-de-France eng. Ile-De-France Ил Дьо Франс Meat uni colour: white; fleece - White; face White; legs - White 0 0 Hornless 115 65 Animals have very well-expressed meat-production characteristics, parallelepiped-shaped body, a deep and broad chest and excellent muscular rounds to the hock joints. The head is comparatively large and broad. It is covered with wool to the eye-line. The ears are thick and normally set. The neck is short and muscular. The legs are wool-covered to the hock joints. Exotic y 2007 domestic breed imported 1968; 1974; 2003; 2005 and 2007 All over Bulgaria wool fine 4 6 27 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 4.5 3.8 6 330 52 1.6 1.8 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Bulgaria BGR Turkey Egg-Laying Light Line Mother line for the production of broilers eng. Линия яйценосна лека пуйка Eggs, Meat white white white 15 9 Locally adapted y domestic line Crossing with the participation of turkeys of BIG-5 line From England in year 2000 120 85 intensive concentrate, fodder 7 78 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Turkey Heavy Meat-production Line As a father line for the production of broilers. eng. Commercial strain- BUT BIG 6 Линия тежка месодайна пуйка Meat white white white 26 13 The colour of the plumage is white. The colour of the skin and the feet is white. The males have on the breasts a bunch of black filament like feathers like a brush. The males have well developed skin formations on the throat, normally red colour. Locally adapted y domestic line Crossing with the participation of turkeys of BIG-6 line 60 100 intensive concentrate, fodder 7 regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Bulgaria BGR Turkey North Caucasian Bronze For the production of blackfeathered broilers eng. North-Caucasian Bronze Севернокавказка бронзова пуйка Eggs, Meat white black 16 10 The males have well developed skin formations on the throat, which normally are red colour. The skin is white and the colour of the feet is black. Locally adapted y domestic breed Russia, Stavropol Region, by crossing In Bulgaria from ex USSR since in 1956s Stara Zagora regions 80 86 intensive concentrate, fodder 7.5 80 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Bulgaria BGR Turkey Nova Zagora multi coloured: black, grey and brown Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information extinct extinct -Bahrain BHR Sheep Tom-Tom This breed is known for prolificacy. 0 0 domestic breed wool local No Information unknown unknown -Bahamas BHS Sheep Bahama Native eng. Long Island Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. multi coloured: usually white with coloured spots 2 0 75 68 65 37 thin tail, medium size domestic breed part of American Hair Sheep group with European influence hair 3.3 3.3 F17-33 1.4 local No Information unknown unknown -Bahamas BHS Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. The animals breed all year round. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: black, brown
comment: black nose, ears, eyebrows, belly and lower legs, tan with black belly (badger face) 0 0 medium-size, leggy goat, male has a mane domestic breed introduced from Africa over 300 years ago hair F17-8, 16 W24-20 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Alpine Brown Montafona GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Hungary, Austria, Germany and the Netherlands 1997 Alpine Brown and its crosses with Busha cattle have been well accepted by farmers in hilly regions of the Central and South West Bosnia. and its crosses with Busha cattle have been well accepted by farmers in hilly regions of the Central and South West Bosnia. local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Busa Busha Milk 2003: The local Busha breed has been almost extinct. During the war, a nucleus herd of the purebred Busha, established by the UPI combine near Sarajevo, has been destroyed together with the entire documentation. The breed is adapted to karst regions and hilly regions. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: blue, brown 2 2 fine horns curved upwards and forward 120 115 470 300 domestic indigenous breed. Belongs to the family of the European short horn cattle (Bos brachyceros europeus, Ruetimeyer). Today's Busa was probably created by crossbreeding the indigenous breed brachiceros cattle and shorthorn cattle brought by migrating peoples from the Northeast (Alpine brown, Tyrolean grey and Pinzgau cattle). mountains of Bosnia, Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro 305 1000 2000 25 22 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Frisian Holstein (black and white) 2003: Number of these animals, as well as their location and production and breeding data are not available today. 0 0 domestic breed imported mainly for large state farms; In 1997, 650 Frisian and Holstein types were imported, financed from an IFAD loan and was coordinated by the Project Implementation Unit of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture. 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Gatacko 2003: The Gatacko breed, pure Tyrolean Grey and crossbreed of this type represent some 10 to 15 percent of the total cattle population. well adapted to local conditions and local production systems. uni coloured : grey 0 0 112 112 500 293 Gatacko is slightly heavier than Busa. Body length is 115 cm. domestic breed Tyrolean Grey x local cows of the Busa type end of the last century areas of Gacko, Stolac, Nevesinje, Trnovo, Sarajevo and Mostar 1600 2500 local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) 2003: Number of these animals, as well as their location and production and breeding data are not available today. 0 0 domestic breed imported mainly for large state farms; In 1997, 650 Frisian and Holstein types were imported, financed from an IFAD loan and was coordinated by the Project Implementation Unit of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture. 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Posavsko Posavina, Sava, Posavska gulja 2003: The breed was gradually abandoned and replaced by Simmental during recent decades. In 1950, research on the breed composition of herds in Sava valley (the northern part of Bosnia) showed that 23,8 percent of the total cows belonged to Posavsko cattle and 7,0 percent to crosses between Posavsko and Simmental. 120 475 300 domestic variety small variety of Serbian Steppe. Posavsko (a dual-purpose breed) was developed, in the northeastern part of the country, by farmers and by the breeding station at Modrica based on the traditional Podolic population (Bos europeus primigenius, Ruetimeyer). Sava valley 1150 2150 4.17 local No Information extinct extinct -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Simmental The importation of the Simmental breeds, resulted in the creation of new, locally adapted strains of breeds. eng. Simmental GeneralCrossbreeding In 1950, research on the breed composition of herds in Sava valley (the northern part of Bosnia) showed that 7,0 percent of cows belonged to crosses between Posavsko and Simmental and 32,0 percent to Simmental type of cattle. Before the war, the Simmental breed and its crosses with Busa and other breeds represented over sixty percent of the total number of cattle in the country. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Croatia, Germany and Austria; exotic; The Simmental breed has replaced the local Posavsko cattle. In 1997, 4875 Simmental breeds were imported. northern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Cattle Tyrolean Grey The crossing of Tyrolean Grey with local cows of the Busa type resulted in the creation of a new local breed (Gatacko cattle). Oberinntal GeneralCrossbreeding 2003: The Gatacko breed, pure Tyrolean Grey and crossbreed of this type represent some 10 to 15 percent of the total cattle population. 0 0 domestic breed heifers imported from Hungary, Austria, Germany and The Netherlands areas of Gacko, Stolac, Nevesinje, Trnovo, Sarajevo and Mostar local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Chicken Pogrmusa Zivicarka Eggs This breed is very immunologicly resistant. Good quality of meat but its production is not efficient enough for the intensive farming. uni coloured: mostly black sometimes other colours small size, long tail, strong and long legs domestic 60 80 local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Goat Bosnian Domestic Hilly Goat, Red Bosnian Milk Adapted to high mountains uni coloured: red or grey 2 2 70 70 55 35 erect ears domestic breed 240 100 400 2.7 2.7 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Barut The breeding objective was to form a local variety of a heavier packhorse. GeneralCrossbreeding 2003: From the beginning of its work in 1908 until today stud farm produced 39 of bloodline Barut. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Bosnian Mountain eng. Bosnian Pony Bosanski Brdski Konj, Bosnian Pony, Bosniak PackBaggage 2003: During the war the breeding and conservation program for the Bosnian Mountain Horse has been seriously affected.The majority of the horse population (some 70 percent) belongs to this local breed Bosnian Mountain Horse. Well adapted to the local environment. This flow influence on the hyperkeratosis of skin and hyperplasia of connective tissue and cartilaginous of metatarsal joint, what is characteristic disease for this breed. uni coloured: most specimens (42%) are brown and rest white, grey, and black
comment: horses with different colours of hair are very rare (0, 5%) 130 130 300 250 Small horse; Body shape is square with pronounced mussels; head is small with narrow forehead, neck long and strong especially at stallions. It is very often to find with this breed irregular position of last legs, which reminds on position of cow. domestic breed local Busa pony. Firs reiterated stable that raised BMH was in Gorazde. 1908. since 1950 from Arab mountainous areas 60 72 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Busa Pony domestic origin from Bosnian Pony and Posavina local No Information extinct extinct -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Gazal Stud farm uses this line of Arab horse for breed improvement. GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Glasinacki Glasinacki is heavier then Podveleski. domestic variety Type of the Bosnian Mountain Horse. The Arab fool blood horse has influenced this type greatly. originated from village Glasinac on the mountain Romanija local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Lenkoran Stud farm uses this line of Arab horse for breed improvement. GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Lipizzaner Lipitsa 2003: Some 30 percent of horses belong to the Lipizzaner and their crossbreed with the Bosnian Mountain Horse. domestic breed imported 1900 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Misko The breeding objective was to form a local variety of a heavier packhorse. GeneralCrossbreeding 2003: From the beginning of its work in 1908 until today stud farm produced 24 of bloodline Misko. domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Podveleski Podveleski is smaller then Glasinacki. domestic Type of the Bosnian Mountain Horse. area of Herzegovina local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Sabih Stud farm uses this line of Arab horse for breed improvement. GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Horse Siglavi Stud farm uses this line of Arab horse for breed improvement. GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Pig Siska Shishka, Schischka Meat 2003, Very poor results in meat production have lead to extinction of this breed. Today only crossbreed of this pig can be found. Very resistant to bad living conditions. Well resistance to diseases. It is not efficient for meat production. Fresh meat from this pig is however rarely used, but it is traditionally smoked. This product called prsut is very appreciated at consumers and it is considered delicates. uni coloured: grey 250 primitive; pick-eared. It has a big head, long but narrow short ears, thigh and flat body covered with yellowish and sometimes brown strong hair. domestic origin of Sumadija, Turopolje. This pig originated from European wild pig (Sus scrofa europeus), 36 4 6 local No Information extinct extinct -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Sheep Dubska Special cheese, which is sold at local and external markets. Pramenka Milk In 2003, during the war a number of flocks of the improved local Pramenka sheep have been lost. Almost the entire sheep population in Bosnia and Herzegovina belongs to the Pramenka breed.
In 2003, by the data from 1991 there were 140.000 Dubska breeds. Adapted to high mountains. Well adopted to harsh climatic conditions and poor pastures. multi coloured: white body, head and legs are black
uni coloured: some sheep are entirely black 0 0 erect ears domestic variety mostly kept in the mountain Vlasic 46 44 During the summer and fall, sheep are fed only by pasture and during the winter by hay. Rarely farmers build stables for sheep, and they are usually kept outside and only during winter in fenced areas. local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Sheep Kupreska 80 percent of income from sheep production comes from meat. Kupreka, Pramenka Milk 2003: during the war a number of flocks of the improved local Pramenka sheep have been lost. Almost the entire sheep population in Bosnia and Herzegovina belongs to the Pramenka breed. Adapted to high mountains. They have a very good milk production. uni coloured: white 2 0 63 52 48 erected ears, Is a little bigger sheep then other types of Pramenka. domestic breed Type of Pramenka. variety of Bosnian Mountain wool 17 180 100 4.1 3.7 During the summer and fall, sheep are fed only by pasture and during the winter by hay. Rarely farmers build stables for sheep, and they are usually kept outside and only during winter in fenced areas. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Sheep Podveleska Pramenka Milk In 2003, during the war a number of flocks of the improved local Pramenka sheep have been lost. Almost the entire sheep population in Bosnia and Herzegovina belongs to the Pramenka breed. Adapted to high mountains. Well adopted to harsh climatic conditions and poor pastures. multi coloured: white body, head and legs are black
uni coloured: some sheep are entirely black 0 0 Smaller then other types of Pramenka, erect ears. domestic Originally find in the southeastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina where pasture is very pure. 46 44 During the summer and fall, sheep are fed only by pasture and during the winter by hay. Rarely farmers build stables for sheep, and they are usually kept outside and only during winter in fenced areas. local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Sheep Privorska 80 percent of income from sheep production comes from meat. Pramenka, Prijevorska, Privor, Privorska Milk 2003: during the war a number of flocks of the improved local Pramenka sheep have been lost. Almost the entire sheep population in Bosnia and Herzegovina belongs to the Pramenka breed. Adapted to high mountains. Privorska sheep is considered the best type of Pramenka by the production of milk. This breed has been used for improvement Licka sheep, as well as Kupreska type of Pramenka. uni coloured: white 2 0 71 66 52 40 erect ears domestic breed Type of Pramenka, variety of Bosnian Mountain Pure breed can be found around town Gornji Vakuf, and near or on mountain Vranica. wool 182 132 46 44 During the summer and fall, sheep are fed only by pasture and during the winter by hay. Rarely farmers build stables for sheep, and they are usually kept outside and only during winter in fenced areas. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Sheep Sjenicka Used as meat sheep for the major part of the country. Yugoslav Zackel Pramenka, Vlascka Meat 2003, during the war a number of flocks of the improved local Pramenka sheep have been lost. Almost the entire sheep population in Bosnia and Herzegovina belongs to the Pramenka breed. Very high conformation and adaptability to various geographic regions of the country. Lambs meats are specific in taste and appreciate at consumers. multi coloured: white body, head and legs are black
uni coloured: some sheep are entirely black 0 0 erect ears domestic variety traditionally kept in the eastern part of the country 46 44 During the summer and fall, sheep are fed only by pasture and during the winter by hay. Rarely farmers build stables for sheep, and they are usually kept outside and only during winter in fenced areas. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Sheep Stolacka Pramenka Milk In 2003, during the war a number of flocks of the improved local Pramenka sheep have been lost. Almost the entire sheep population in Bosnia and Herzegovina belongs to the Pramenka breed. Adapted to high mountains. Well adopted to harsh climatic conditions and poor pastures. multi coloured: white body, head and legs are black
uni coloured: some sheep are entirely black 0 0 Smaller then other types of Pramenka, erect ears. domestic variety Originally find in the southeastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina where pasture is very pure. 46 44 During the summer and fall, sheep are fed only by pasture and during the winter by hay. Rarely farmers build stables for sheep, and they are usually kept outside and only during winter in fenced areas. local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Aberdeen-Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belarus BLR Cattle Belorussian Black eng. double purpose breed 0 0 domestic breed composite developed in Belarus out of European and American cattle breeds local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Belorussian Red eng. uni coloured: red 2 2 medium-sized 128 800 460 domestic breed composite of different red-coloured European cattle breeds country-wide but mostly in Grodno and Minsk regions local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Belorussian Synthetic eng. Meat 2 2 domestic breed composite of Maine-Anjou (25%), Limousin (25%), Salers (25%), Russian Simmental (12.5%) and Russian Brown (12.5%) local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 domestic breed Brest region international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belarus BLR Cattle Gorynskaya ru. Goryn Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
multi coloured: red and white pied 2 2 domestic breed composite of old-type Simmental and Polish Red Stolin District, Brest Province local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Hereford eng. San Clemente 0 0 domestic breed Grodno region local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Kostromskaya ru. Kostroma Karavaevo, Kostroma Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is characterised by a strong constitution, hardiness and high milk production over a long lifetime. uni coloured: light grey with yellow or pale yellow top line (similar to Brown Swiss) 2 2 140 132 850 520 y domestic breed composite of Swiss Brown and improved local (Babaev and Miskov) 1890-1945 Yaroslavl 305 3540 3.85 32 30 F65-67 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for seven months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin 0 0 domestic breed Grodno region international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belarus BLR Cattle Polesian eng. Polish Grey 2 2 0 domestic variety Pripet Marshes local No Information extinct extinct -Belarus BLR Cattle Shvitskaya ru. Russian Brown Russian Brown Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: brown of various shades 2 2 139 131 850 500 y domestic breed imported from Switzerland and Germany in early 19th century early 19th century Transcaucausia 305 3550 3.73 34 32 1100 F65-59 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6 - 6.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The crossing of Swiss Brown with indigenous breeds throughout the former USSR has led to the development of many regional breeds including Ala-Tau, Lebedin, Caucausian Brown and Carpathian Brown. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed Brest and Gomel regions international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belarus BLR Chicken Belarus-9 Belarus 9 domestic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Chicken Belarus-Brown eng. domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Chicken Cobb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belarus BLR Chicken Hisex White eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belarus BLR Horse Belorusskaya ru. Belorusskaya Upryazhnaya, Coach, Draft, Harness, White-Russian Carriage, Byelorussian Harness DraughtPower Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: dun, bay, chestnut and light bay 153 150 540 495 light animals domestic breed composite of draft and coach breeds: maybe Dole and local horses late 19th century 180 2560 F65-297 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6-7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The top performance results for the breed are as follows:
- 2 km walking record (with a pull of 150 kg) in 14 min 41 sec;
- 2 km trotting record (with a pull of 50 kg) in 5 min 13 sec;
- with a pull of 300 kg the record was 388.8 m;
- maximum load capacity kg 660;
local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Horse Latvian Draught eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Horse Lithuanian Cart eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Horse Polesskaya ru. Polesian Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
pony, Konik type domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Horse Russian Trotter eng. Russian Trotter domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Belarus BLR Horse Tory domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Horse Trakenen Trakehner domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Belarus BLR Pig Belorussian Commercial Hybrid eng. White Russian Meat Type Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Pig Belorussian Meat Pig eng. domestic breed composite developed by research institutes of Russia, Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Pig Belorussion Large White eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Pig Belorusskaya Chernopestraya ru. White-Russian Pied, White-Russian Spotted, Byelorussian Black Pied Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is reported to be resistant to stress. multi coloured: black with white spots 298 243 lop ears y 1976 domestic breed composite of Large White, Large Black, Berkshire, Middle White, Tamworth, Yorkshire and local pigs Minsk 748 F65-99, 103 10.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Belarus BLR Pig Chausy Chausskaya porodnaya gruppa Meat 0 domestic variety breed group 0 local No Information extinct extinct -Belarus BLR Pig Chernopestraya slutskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Slusker, Slutsk Black Pied Lard 0 domestic variety originated from imported x native before 1919; breed group 0 western Belarus local No Information extinct extinct -Belarus BLR Pig Polesskaya ru. Sarny, Polesian 0 domestic variety formerly variety of Small Polish Prick-eared; origin of Krolevets 0 Pripet Marshes local No Information extinct extinct -Belarus BLR Sheep Romanov Romanov Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belarus BLR Sheep Texel eng. Texel Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Belize BLZ Pig Creole comment: various colours domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bermuda BMU Chicken Cochin Cochin Fancy fancy domestic breed 400 12 12 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bermuda BMU Chicken Hisex Brown Pullet eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs industrial domestic strain imported from New York State, USA 350 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bermuda BMU Chicken Old English Game Bantam eng. Old English Game Bantam Fancy fancy domestic breed 12 12 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bermuda BMU Chicken Waydolles eng. Fancy fancy They are buff in colour. domestic breed 400 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Bermuda BMU Chicken White-Dark Brown Leghorn eng. Eggs fancy They are white or dark red-brown in colour. domestic breed 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Alpaca Huacaya Fine fibres 20 - 24 µ (kg): 1.190; Heavy fibres >25 µ (kg): 0.425 sp. Huacaya Hair The breed is raised in the Andean rangelands in altitudes above 4 000 m asl. The Huacaya has a greater density of hair fibers allowing a greater adaptation to climatic change compared to the Suri breed. The breed produces a very valuable fine fibre. The animals are constantly exposed to cold, heat, dump, hunger and thirst. They usually drink once a week even when water is available. It is reported that they have higher digestibility of crude fibre than sheep. They are considered as a very hardy breed. 90 90 62 61 small and pointed ears; black, dark brown, white unicoloured or combinations of them domestic breed indigenous breed. all presentday camelids (Bacterian camel, dromedary, llama, alpaca, guanaco and vicuna) decended from a group of animals living 16 million years ago in the Rocky mountain area of presentday USA mainly in department of La Paz hair fine 1.8 7 6.5 30 412 300 525 6.5 34 50 - dried dung (boñiga) is used as fuel source;
1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Alpaca Suri quechua local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Alpaca Sury Suri Suri Hair 48 43 Long hair. domestic breed indigenous breed.
All presentday camelids (Bacterian camel, dromedary, llama, alpaca, guanaco and vicuna) decended from a group of animals living 16 million years ago in the Rocky mountain area of presentday USA. mainly in department of La Paz hair fine 2.4 2 2.8 24 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 6 6 30 24 36 412 300 525 6.5 25 50 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Ass Andaluza Español Andaluza 125 115 300 250 Native n domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Ass Burro Criollo español Burro Criollo local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Ass Pega español Pega 135 125 350 280 Locally adapted n domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Buffalo Murrah Español Murrah international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed imported from Argentina 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Brahman En. Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat 0 0 Native y 2004 domestic breed imported from USA extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Brangus Brangus 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA; composite of Brahman x Angus 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Chaqueño sp. Chaqueno Meat The breed is adapted to the harsh environment conditions in the semi-arid thorn forest of the Chaco. The environment of the Chaco differs in Bolivia, Paraguay and Argentina due to soils and rainfall though winters are dry and cold in all three countries. The animals are able to withstand the harsh environment and remain very fertile. comment: various colours 2 2 690 425.8 domestic breed Criollo type semi-arid thorn forest of the Chaco 28.5 26.7 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under very extensive stationary conditions with no housing and browsing in the semi-arid Chaco. There is an acute lack of water during cold and dry winters. The breed has been selected for fertility and growth. The main selection goal is beef production. Cows are milked in the wet season for cheese production. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Charolaise Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Argentina 1960 Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Chusco sp. Chusco Crioulo de las Sierras, Serrano The breed is adapted to highland conditions in altitudes above 3 500 m asl. 2 2 500 400 Criollo type domestic breed High Andes 120 240 5 30 25 FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Criollo The Criollo provides draught power in the Andean agricultural systems. sp. Milk Adapted to high altitude areas (>4000 mtrs. above sea level), heat, humidity and drought. 0 0 n domestic breed imported; locally adapted; Four centuries ago the Spanish colonizers introduced European cattle breeds that have adapted perfectly to the different ecological regions of Bolivia. Presentday Criollo decendend from these cattle breeds first introduced by the Spanish colonizers. 1600 720 local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Criollo Altiplánico Español local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Guzerá Guzerat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Brazil; locally adapted 1950s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Gyr Gir 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 domestic breed imported from Argentina 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; first introduced on the Pairumani property in Cochabamba; international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Holstein - Boliviano Holstein (black and white) Holando 0 0 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Recently introduced. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Brazil 1975 lowlands Mainly kept in big ranches under low input conditions. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Normanda Normande 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Saavedreño sp. Santa Cruz Milk 2 2 570 425 domestic breed The name of the breed comes from the Saavedra experimental station where the breed has been selected primarily for milk yield corrected for fertility in a humid tropical environment. Criollo cows of the area were purchased with a small number of bulls thought to be above average in their performance (no milk records existed). Semen was imported from Criollo herds selected for milk yield in a similar environment in Cuba, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Brazil. Although the herd is surely highly heterozygous it is physically uniform (colour ranges from Guernsey colour without the white patches to Jersey colour). tropical lowlands of Santa Cruz 261 243 292 1169 1087 1230 31.7 29.1 35.9 34.9 37.5 405 390 419 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with grazing and concentrate feeding. Lactation yield reported does not include the amount of milk suckled by the calf during lactation. Bulls of this breed are used for: a) cross-breeding with Holsteins or Brown Swiss for intensive milk production in those areas close to a market and with the possibility of concentrate supplementation (the cross-breds regularily produce more than 20 litres per day at calving); b) purebreeding in those areas where supplementary feeding is impossible and uneconomic and cattle must graze pastures or browse. In these cases, the cross-bred gives no more than the Criollo, which is however healthier, more fertile and more resistant to parasites. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed imported from Argentina 1960 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Simenthal sp. Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Cattle Yacumeño sp. Yacumeño Crioulo Yacumeño Meat The animals are well adapted to seasonally flooded plains. uni coloured: light brown, similar to Jersey 2 2 435 351 y 1978 domestic breed selected from the almost extinct Beni Criollo one ranch near Yacuma river in Beni, eastern Bolivia FAO Breed Survey The animals are managed extensively on seasonally flooded plains. For about six months of the year they graze in up to 50 cm of water. Cows are never milked. They have been selected for over 25 years for beef production and uniformity. local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Aseel Español Hampshire international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Lard domestic breed exotic; continually imported mainly Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Hybro Commercial strain- broiler- Euribrid Hybro Meat domestic breed exotic; continually imported mainly Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed exotic; continually imported mainly Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Eggs domestic breed exotic; continually imported mainly Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Piroca Español Locally adapted n domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Playmouth Rock Español Plymouth Rock international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Plymouth eng. Plymouth Rock domestic breed imported; exotic mainly Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Rhode Island eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; exotic mainly Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic breed exotic; continually imported mainly Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Duck (domestic) Grimao ermaôs domestic breed locally adapted breed rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Duck (domestic) Japanice Criollo domestic breed locally adapted breed rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Duck (domestic) Peking Pekin domestic breed locally adapted breed rural areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Goat Alpina Alpine GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported 1985 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Goat Anglo-nubia Español Anglo-Nubian international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Goat Criollo sp. Criollo Meat, Milk 2 2 25.8 25.8 domestic breed native breed; introduced some 400 years ago by the Spanish colonists 16th century extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 120 2.7 2.7 396 1.14 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Goat Nubian Anglo-Nubian GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1985 252 5.07 5.07 365 1.67 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Saanen valley in Switzerland; exotic 1985 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Goat Shami Damascus 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Guinea pig Criollo sp. Cuy crillo de valles Meat The Guinea pig gives birth 2.8 times per year on average. 0.8 domestic breed indigenous breed mainly Altiplano region, also in peri-urban areas Often kept in the kitchen of the household. local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Guinea pig Huacayas sp. Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed mainly Altiplano region, also in peri-urban areas Often kept in the kitchen of the household. local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Guinea pig Peruano sp. Cuy peruano Lard 0.731 domestic line locally adapted breed mainly Altiplano region, also in peri-urban areas back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 13.2 Often kept in the kitchen of the household. 2.9 4.2 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Horse Criollo Altiplánico Español local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Horse Criollo Oriental Español local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Horse Pantanero Español Pantanero local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Horse Sunicho sp. Bolivian Pony This breed lives in very high altitudes. small in size, long winter coat domestic variety Dwarf variety of Criollo. The name Sunicho is not used and the breed should not be described as 'Dwarf'. Physically it is a typical horse of Spanish descent in the Americas and this variety did exist before the agricultural reform in the 1950s. These horses were very important in the high Altiplano areas of Bolivia, they were ridden and were distinguished by their small size. local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Horse cuarto de milla Español Quarter Horse international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Llama Q'ara Kara K'hara, Kara, Kcara PackBaggage The animals are well adapted to an arid environment and live in very hilly regions with steep slopes. Well adapted to high altitude areas (> 4000 mtrs. above sea level), cold temperatures and low quality pastures. Gestation lenght is 345 days. Mortalityrate of new-borns: 15%. The Llama meat is more tender than meat of native sheep. Llama meat is high in protein and low in fat, it also contains B Vitamins. Dehydrated meat (sun dried) known as Charque contains considerble amounts of vitamine D. Bolivia is currently working on the control of Sarcocystiosis and Footh and Mouth disease in order to open up regional and international markets for llama meat. Fine fibres 20 - 24 µ (kg): 0.121; Heavy fibres >25 µ (kg): 0.618 The animals drink usually only once a week, even when water is available. 105 95 80 75 grey, dark brown, white uni coloured or combinations of them with black, long curved ears, face free of fibre, domestic breed indigenous breed (Lama glama) all presentday camelids (Bacterian camel, dromedary, llama, alpaca, guanaco and vicuna) decended from a group of animals living 16 million years ago in the Rocky mountain area of presentday USA Oruro and potosi departments extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 9 9.1 36 24 30 24.1 36 412 300 525 7.5 120 42 53 1 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Llama Tampulli Used especially for transportation of crops. aymara y quechua Chaku T'amphulli, Chaku Meat Well adapted to high altitude areas (> 4000 mtrs. above sea level), cold temperatures and low quality pastures. The breed is resistant against viral pneumonias. Fine fibres 20 - 24 µ (kg): 0.900; Heavy fibres >25 µ (kg): 0.525
Llama meat is high in protein and low in fat, it also contains B Vitamins. Dehydrated meat (sun dried) known as Charque contains considerble amounts of vitamine D. Bolivia is currently working on the control of Sarcocystiosis and Footh and Mouth disease in order to open up regional and international markets for llama meat. multi coloured: various colours ranging from white till black but brown colours are observed more frequently in the Tampulli breed 110 105 90 85 Dense, curly and soft hair. domestic breed indigenous breed (Lama glama).
Lamas were first domesticated in the Andes region. The Inca people already reared the Alpaca in humid areas specifically for wool production while the Lama was reared in dry areas and used for meat production and transport. Oruro and Potosi 1.2 1.1 1.5 23 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 8.6 9 36 24 33 30 36 412 300 525 7.5 Performance data vary according to region and altitude. 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Pig Criollo sp. Meat Pigs fallow throughout the year but with a peak in spring at which on average 54% of the parturitions happen. Pigs fallow 1.3 times per year on average. On average piglets gain 96 grams per day before weaning. After weaning they gain on average 162 grams per day. Rustic animal. uni coloured: mainly black 64 domestic breed indigenous breed back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 1.03 1.03 Traditional low input systems. Pigs scavenge on natural pastures and are sometimes supplemented with maize and/or pumpkins. 4 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Pig Duroc Jersey Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat domestic breed imported; locally adapted intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate stationary international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic 1970s intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic 1970s intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate stationary international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Pig Poland China eng. Poland China Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic 1970s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Quail Assil domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Quail Calcuta domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Quail Catalana domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Rabbit Angora eng. Angora PeltFur domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Rabbit Californiano sp. California Lard domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Rabbit Castilla sp. Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Rabbit Gigante de Flandes sp. Géant des Flandres Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Rabbit Neozelandes sp. New Zealand Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Wool Survival rate of newborn lambs: 84%; Weight of ewe at parturition: 40.5 kg. 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted; introduced by the experimental stations of Ex- IBTA in the Central and South Altiplano 3.65 188 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Criollo Lately, with the growth of urban populations sheepproduction is more directed towards the production of lambs for slaughter. sp. Criollo Chusco Meat, Milk, Wool The breed is well adapted to local high altitudes with very cold nights and an extended dry season. This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. This breed is known for low prolificacy, but good fertility. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 32.8 26.1 small-sized animals domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 Highlands (Altiplano) wool coarse/carpet 1.06 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 2.8 2.8 240 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under extensive stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. This breed is superior to improved breeds on natural grazing at high altitude but inferior to hair breeds at low altitudes 1.2 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Hampshire down eng. Hampshire Down 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Katahdin Katahdin Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1980s hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Morada Nueva sp. Morada Nova Meat Weight of ewe at parturation: 40 kg. Survival rate of newborn lambs: 80%. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1980s hair 3 252 1.19 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1980s international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Santa Inés Santa Ines Meat Weight of ewe at parturation: 38.6 kg. Survival rate of newborn lambs: 88%. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1980s hair extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 2.85 225 1.2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep South down eng. South Down 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Suffolk suffolk GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Sheep Targee Targhee Targhee GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1980s international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Turkey Criollo sp. domestic breed locally adapted breed rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Bolivia (Plurinational State of) BOL Turkey San Nicolás sp. domestic breed locally adapted breed rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Ass Nordestina This breed is known to support hard work in the fields in region and riding for work or general transport, due your draught power. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Jegue, Jerico, Jumento Nordestino, Northeastern DraughtPower, Transport Adapted to adverse conditions in the Brazilian semiarid, the Northeastern donkey is the animal used by the outback man in a wide variety of services and receives little or no care. n n n n Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: grey, agouti, purple-brown 110 90 150 180 n Exotic n Domestic Breed It is believed that the donkey arrived in Brazil around 1534, brought from the Madeira and Canary Islands. In 1549, Thomé de Souza brought from Cape Verde more animals to the State of Bahia. 1549 northeastern back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard), scavenger farm-household by-products, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 20 20 30 30 180 180 40 36 44 450 390 540 15 Natural grasslands based system. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year. 1 1 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Ass Paulista This breed is known to support hard work in the fields and long treks, when used under saddle. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Jumento Brasileiro, Brazilian DraughtPower, RidingWork, Transport Just like your northeastern relative, the brazilian donkey is the animal used by the in a wide variety of services and receives little or no management, being adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: roan, dark and light. 120 115 350 300 n Exotic n Domestic Breed The donkeys of the Brazilian breed originated from animals brought from Italy, predominantly Sicily, and have a close genetic relationship with African donkeys. In Brazil they were crossed with donkeys from Portugal or its African colonies. These breeding nuclei started in São Paulo State, and the products of these crosses are known as Paulista Donkeys. 1800 Southeast region Brazil, found mainly São Paulo State. back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 35 35 30 30 180 180 40 36 44 450 390 540 15 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year. 1 1 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Ass Pega This breed are strictly marchers and have a great value in the production of hybrids (muars), with the crossing in mares of different breeds, generating products with capacity for different jobs. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) GeneralCrossbreeding, InterspeciesCrossing, RidingWork, SireLine This breed was historically selected in a state of Brazil that has different biomes, thus presenting different relief and climate formats, making the Pêga donkey adapted to different environmental conditions in a predominantly tropical climate. n n n n Pêga Donkey Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: roan, grey, dapple grey. 130 125 300 240 n Exotic y 1949 Domestic Breed This breed is probably of Italian and Egyptian origin. 1847 Southeast region Brazil, found mainly Minas Gerais and São Paulo State. intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 35 35 30 36 240 240 48 30 60 400 370 540 20 Grasslands based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify. 1 1 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Buffalo Carabao This breed has an aptitude for meat production, followed by use in draught power and riding (work) by the local police of Ilha de Marajó, Pará state, Brazil, with flooded terrain favorable to buffalo, in addition to interest in research, due to possible unknown characteristics, important for conservation. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Philippine Carabao DraughtPower, Meat, Research, RidingWork The breed is adapted to adverse local conditions, with high levels of humidity, rainfall, temperature, and soils flooded. It has high resistance to disease, and toxic compounds found in some plants. n n n Buffalo Breeders Brazilian Association. uni colour: red roan, dark grey. 2 2 large arched horns laterally 140 135 700 500 swamp buffaloes. Horns Long, large and strong, triangular in section, emerging laterally from the head and running horizontally upwards and then backwards and upwards. Exotic y 1960 Domestic Breed Breed related to species native from asian southeast, but coming from the Caribbean Island or the Guianas, where they were introduced by English and Dutch settlers. 1890 Amazon area. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 32 31 22 25 180 180 35 32 38 399 393 409 15 700 257 51 Grassland-based system continuously free-ranging. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year there are temporary floods in the Amazon area. Natural mating controlled, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Buffalo Jafarabadi This breed has a dual purpose, with good milk production, followed by meat, due being the breed with bigger body size and weght in Brazil. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Jafarabadi Gir, Jaffri, Bhavanagri Meat, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. It has high resistance to disease, and toxic compounds found in some plants. n n n Buffalo Breeders Brazilian Association. uni coloured: black 2 2 large drooping horns 145 142 850 650 River buffaloes, a prominent dome-shaped forehead with flat, thick, downwardly curved horns. Exotic y 1960 Domestic Breed imported from India 1923 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 270 230 305 1000 800 1600 6.8 5 7.5 4 7 36 34 24 27 180 180 37 33 40 391 386 584 15 750 280 50 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year. Mating controlled - with bulls, and artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Buffalo Mediterranean This breed has a dual purpose, with good milk production, followed by meat. eng. Mediterranean Mediterrâneo, Búfalo Preto, Búfalo Italiano Meat, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. It has high resistance to disease, and toxic compounds found in some plants. n n n Buffalo Breeders Brazilian Association. uni colour: black, dark gray, dark brown 2 2 Large lyre shape horns 143 140 750 550 River buffaloes, with an intermediate appearance between Murrah and Jafarabadi, with long, strong and thick horns, oval or triangular in format, directed backwards, outwards and upwards ending in a semicircular or lyre shape. Exotic y 1960 Domestic Breed imported from Italy 1895 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 274 230 305 1500 1000 2000 7 5 7.5 5 5 34 32 24 26 144 144 36 32 40 386 378 479 12 700 252 50 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year. Mating controlled - with bulls, and artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Buffalo Murrah This breed known worldwide as a milk producer. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683). Murrah Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. It has high resistance to disease, and toxic compounds found in some plants. n n n Buffalo Breeders Brazilian Association. uni colour: black, black azeviche. 2 2 short coiled horns 140 135 750 550 River buffaloes, with horns in a spiral shape, small, relatively thin, ovulated or triangular in section. Exotic y 1960 Domestic Breed imported from India 1923 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 275 230 305 1600 1000 2500 7 5 8 5.5 7 34 32 24 28 180 180 38 32 40 380 376 524 15 680 244 50 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year. Mating controlled - with bulls, and artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Buffalo Tipo Baio This breed has a dual purpose, but milk production comes first, followed by meat, and draught power, with special interesting in research, due to possible characteristics unknowns, important to conservation. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Vermelho DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, Research The breed is adapted to adverse local conditions, with high levels of humidity, rainfall, temperature, and low fertility soils. n n n n Buffalo Breeders Brazilian Association. uni colour: reddish, brownish red 0 0 139 133 750 475 similar to the Murrah breed. Exotic n Domestic Breed Breed related to Bubalus bubalis fulvus, species native to northeastern India. 1962 Amazon area extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 240 1200 480 1560 7 5 8 5 7 34 32 24 28 180 180 38 35 42 381 377 498 15 680 252 50 FAO Breed Survey A10-18 Marcos et al. (1987) Grassland-based system continuously free-ranging. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year there are temporary floods in the Amazon area. Natural mating controlled, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Cattle Aberdeen Angus This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Aberdeen-Angus Angus GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: black, and red. 0 0 polled animals. 140 125 850 650 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed continually imported from Europe. 1906 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 30 28 14 15 84 72 24 22 30 395 365 425 7 640 270 58 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Ayrshire This breed is essentially a milk producer. eng. Ayrshire Milk This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n multi coloured: white with red spots or inverse, well defined spots and small. 0 0 polled animals. 145 130 900 550 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe. 1937 Southern region. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 5500 3.9 18 4 38 35 18 21 84 96 30 28 32 395 365 425 8 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Beefmaster This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. eng. Beefmaster GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: red in all shades. 0 0 polled animals. 1050 650 n Exotic n Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between Hereford, Shorthorn and Zebu (Nelore, Guzerá, Gyr) breeds. 1992 Southeast, and Midwest region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Blonde GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: yellow in all shades, with extremities lighter colour. 0 0 polled animals. 165 155 1100 850 great muscle conformation. Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed continually imported from France. 1974 country-wide intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 35 32 18 27 84 72 36 28 42 410 380 450 7 700 300 60 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Blonel This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white, yellow in all shades. 0 0 polled animals 160 150 950 625 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between the Blonde d'Aquitaine and Nelore breeds. 2005 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 35 32 18 23 72 72 32 27 42 395 365 425 6 700 288 57 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk critical -Brazil BRA Cattle Bonsmara This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. eng. Bonsmara GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: red in all shades. 0 0 polled animals. 150 140 900 600 n Exotic y 2000 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between the Afrikaner, Hereford and Shorthorn breeds. 1997 Southeast, Northeast and Midwest region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 34 32 18 23 32 27 42 389 365 425 650 285 60 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Braford This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. port. Braford GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: red in differents shades, with extremities withe (minimum 30% white in head). 0 / 2 0 / 2 160 150 950 650 n Exotic y 1958 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between the Hereford and Zebu breeds. 2003 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 36 34 18 23 84 72 32 27 42 389 365 425 7 650 285 57 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Brahman This breed is essentially a meat producer. eng. Brahman American zebu GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white, grey, and red, in different shades. 0 / 2 0 / 2 small, dark color and symmetrical. 160 150 940 695 medium ears, wide, with point rounded, and indent in border below, skin colour black or dark (with inguinal region and udder rosy). Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed imported from EUA. Cross between many zebus breeds. 1994 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 35 33 24 29 120 96 38 32 44 450 365 547 9 733 285 54 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1. Liveweight at 205, 365 and 450 days under total grazing: 220, 277 and 318 kg for males and 207, 256 and 288 kg for females. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Brangus This breed is essentially a meat producer, also used in crosses to producing carcass bigger then in quality. port. Brangus Ibagé, Brangus - ibagé GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: black, red 0 0 polled animals. 155 145 850 550 n Exotic y 1979 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between the Aberdeen Angus (5/8) and (3/8) Zebu breeds. 1955 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 30 28 22 18 72 60 27 25 30 395 365 425 750 270 56 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Canchim This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white, white-cream. 0 / 2 0 / 2 polled and dehorned 900 550 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between the Charolais and Zebu breeds (Indubrasil, Nelore, Guzerá). 1953 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 37 35 18 22 72 72 31 30 50 395 365 425 6 589 250 57 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Cangaian This breed is essentially a meat producer. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Kangayam Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: light grey until dark. 2 2 horns grow closer together, curving outward, back and forth, forming a half circle, with close tips. 170 161 600 416 short ears finish in point, skin colour black. Exotic y 1988 Domestic Breed descended of Kangayam imported from India. 1962 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year. Mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Caracu Although it is considered a dual-purpose breed, there is a lineage that has been selected for milk production for many decades by the Carvalho Dias family, known as the Caracu Caldeano. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Caracu Caldeano Meat "There is a variety within the breed, known as ""Caracu Caldeano"", a work done by the Carvalho Dias family, who decided to further explore the dairy aptitude, the genetics of animals has been closed since 1947, that is, without the inclusion of other animals from outside to reproduction." This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. This breed is reported to be heat resistant, parasite resistance, tolerance to some illnesses. n n n n uni coloured: bay, red all shades, (yellow orange, and reddish yellow). 0 / 2 0 / 2 long horns grow outward, curving forth, with thin tips. 143 135 900 600 n Exotic y 1916 Domestic Breed Iberian Peninsula breeds. 1534 ountry-wide extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 295 280 300 1400 1100 2000 4 3.5 5 4.74 4 35 30 18 20 120 96 29 27 35 365 9 578 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Charolês This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. port. Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: white-cream. 0 / 2 0 / 2 Medium horns, curved forward, or total horns absence. 155 145 1100 850 great muscle conformation. Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe 1879 Southern, and Southeast region intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 45 42 18 27 84 72 36 30 42 389 365 425 7 700 300 60 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Chianina This breed is essentially a meat producer, but also in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. ita. Chianina GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white 2 2 n 170 160 1200 825 n Exotic n Domestic Breed imported from Italy 1956 Southeast region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 50 44 24 25 34 457 420 510 640 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Crioulo Lageano This breed is essentially a meat producer, and milk production to subsistence (low production). port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Franqueiro, Crioula Lageana GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed is very well adapted to the region, which registers the lowest temperatures in the country. n The females are known for easy calving and good maternal abilities. n n n uni colour: black, white, brown, mainly belly and back white, and body speckled black or reddish. 2 2 long horns, grow outward, and curving up, with thin tips. 141 127 680 430 n Exotic y 2008 Domestic Breed This breed descends from breeds brought by Portuguese and Spanish colonisers, probably ancient Hamiticus cattle. 1534 Southern region, manly in the region of Lages - Santa Catarina state. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 29 29 24 24 120 96 33 397 339 604 9 756 318 52 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year. Mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. Peso ao desmame: 161 kg ; 2. Peso aos 36 meses: 307 kg ; 3. Produção de leite (uma ordenha por dia, bezerro separado da mãe por 14 horas): 5,1 kg por dia. 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk endangered -Brazil BRA Cattle Curraleiro-Pé Duro This breed is known to resist relief and climate distinct in northeast region, producing where other exotics breeds would not survive. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Corral crioulo, Crioulo nordestino, Goias, Hard Hoof Criollo, Sertanejo, Pe-duro Meat Well adapted to unfavourable environments such as semiarid plains of the Brazilian Northeast. n n n This breed tolerates low quality grazing. Cattle Breeders Curraleiro Pé-duro Brazilian Association uni colour: light red, fawn, dun (with or without extremity dark in all coats). 2 2 short horns and pointed. 110 108 380 300 size and ears small, hulls well shaped and resistant. Exotic y 2012 Domestic Breed This breed descends from breeds brought by Portuguese and Spanish colonisers. 1534 Northeast and Midwest region Brazil, manly Piaui, Maranhao and Goias states. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 22 20 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year. Mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Brazil BRA Cattle Devon This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Devon GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: red. 0 / 2 0 / 2 Medium horns, curved forward, and slightly lowered, or total horns absence. 140 125 700 500 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed continually imported 1906 Southern region, and São Paulo, Mato Grosso do Sul, Bahia states. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 30 28 14 15 84 72 24 22 30 395 365 425 7 650 270 58 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Dinamarquesa Vermelha This breed is essentially a milk producer, but it is highly appreciated for its meat, due to its large size and muscular development. port. Red Dane Meat, Milk The last records of purebreed animals occurred in 1989. n n n n n n uni colour: red mahogany 2 2 horns curved frontward, and down. 155 140 1000 675 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe 1952 Southeast region, São Paulo state. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 6280 4 41 39 18 20 29 27 32 395 365 425 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, uncontrolled feed availability, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown critical -Brazil BRA Cattle Drougthmaster This breed is essentially a meat producer, also used in crosses to producing carcass bigger then in quality. eng. Droughtmaster GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Few purebred animals recorded on Brazil. This breed is adapted to environments similar to the adverse conditions of the Brazilian semiarid region, developing well in the tropical environment. n n n n n uni colour: red in all shades. 0 / 2 0 / 2 1000 650 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Uruguai, origin Austrália 2011 Mato Grosso do Sul, Bahia states. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Brazil BRA Cattle Flemish This breed is essentially a milk producer, known for making Brie cheese, but it is appreciated for its high carcass weight. eng. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Flamenga Meat, Milk Few purebred animals recorded from the beginning on Brazil. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: dark red 2 2 medium horns, white with black tips. 150 140 950 750 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Argentina, origin Europe. 1945 Southeast region, Santa Catarina state. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 292 3595 3.9 47 43 18 20 29 27 32 395 365 425 650 300 56 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk critical -Brazil BRA Cattle Galloway This breed is essentially a meat producer. eng. Galloway Meat The last records of purebreed animals occurred in 1984. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: black, white, dun, red, and belted of white in all coats. 0 0 polled animals. 135 120 1000 700 This breed has a double coat, providing thermal insulation, protection from wind and rain. Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe 1951 Southern region intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 27 25 18 20 120 96 29 24 35 395 365 425 9 600 270 58 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Gir This breed is essentially a milk producer, however there is variety selected for dual purpose. port. Dairy Gir Meat, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n multi coloured: red in all its shades: red speckled neck, red speckled and inverse. yellow in shades typical of the breed: yellow with speckled neck white, speckled yellow and inverse. Light speckled and Light dapple rose, or red Moura (predominance of the white color, with ears and head totally or partially reddish). Light Moura (predominance of white color with ears and head totally or partially black), and dark Moura (dark color predominance, with black head and ears). 0 / 2 0 / 2 horns with flat section, grow downward, down back, and tips converge, or horns absence. 155 144 750 520 medium ears that start curled, open outwards and at the end narrow inwards, curving the tip, head ultra convexo, skin colour black (with inguinal region and udder rosy). Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed descended of Gyr imported from India. 1870 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 270 3802 470 10945 4.43 0.38 8.54 12.465 6 27 26 24 30 120 96 39 33 45 468 365 608 9 603 230 52 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1. Liveweight at 205, 365 and 450 days under total grazing: 152, 208 and 237 kg for males and 142, 194 and 220 kg for females. 1 1 2 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Girolando This Breed known worldwide for its dairy aptitude for the tropics. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Girolando Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n multi coloured: Black, speckled black, black with white spots and inverse, chestnud (light and dark) in all its variations, speckled chestnud, brownish black, red in typical shades, red with white spots and inverse. Special features: star, speckled neck and white belly. 0 0 polled animals. 800 Height is measured at pelvic region, with an average of 146 cm for females. Exotic y 1996 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between the Gyr and Holstein breeds. 1940 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 5772 2499 9045 270 155 385 5208 2625 7791 3.9 3.7 4 17 6 32 30 20 25 144 96 34 28 40 435 334 536 8 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Guzerá This breed is dual purpose, but is essentially meat producer, there is variety selected for dairy. port. Guzerat Azulego, Kankrej GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk The breed is adapted to live in the semi-arid, harsh region of north-east Brazil. n n n n n uni colour: light grey until dark. 2 2 horns grow curving outward, up and in, with form a lyre, with tips back or in. 165 154 930 660 On the head, wide front tending to the concave, medium ears pending with point rounded, and indent in border below, skin colour black (with rosy in shaded parts). Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed descended of Kankrej breed from India. 1870 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 2266 169 6816 278 2320 1171 3469 4.4 3.3 5.5 8.345 6 32 30 24 31 120 96 40 34 46 487 365 642 9 697 280 54 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1. Liveweight at 205, 365 and 450 days under total grazing: 201, 257 and 292 kg for males and 186, 231 and 263 kg for females. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Hereford This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: red, with extremities white (head, belly, and bellow knee). 0 / 2 0 / 2 Medium horns, curved forward, and down, or total horns absence. 150 140 950 650 Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed continually imported from Europe 1907 country-wide, mainly Southern region intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 35 32 18 27 84 72 36 30 42 389 365 425 7 700 300 60 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Herens This breed is essentially a milk producer, however meat is very appreciate by texture. port. Swiss Herens Meat, Milk The last records of purebreed animals occurred in 1976. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: chestnut, dark dun, dark red, with a dorsal line and muzzle yellowish. 2 2 horns curved sideward, forward, and up, light colour with black tips. 128 123 600 450 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Switzerland 1973 Southern region extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 2909 20 24 33 30 40 425 395 455 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Cattle Holstein This Breed is worldwide known for its dairy aptitude, and also used in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Holstein (black and white) Holandesa, Holstein (red and white), Holandês GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk n n n n n n uni colour: white with black spots, white with red spots. 2 2 no discrimination. 160 147 1088 680 n Exotic y 1934 Domestic Breed continually imported 1530 country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 11651 3.67 35 34 24 17 84 96 26 24 30 395 365 425 8 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Ibage port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Brangus Meat n n n n n n uni coloured: black 0 0 polled animals. 750 480 n Exotic n Domestic Breed composite of Nelore (3/8) and Aberdeen Angus (5/8). Synthetic breed. 1955 Bage, Rio Grande do Sul 28.4 26.6 FAO Breed Survey Dr. Chagas of EMBRAPA/CNPO Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Cattle Indubrasil This breed is dual purpose, but is essentially meat producer, there is variety selected for dairy. port. Indo-Brasilian GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white, grey, red. 0 / 2 0 / 2 horns grow outward, back, and up, with tips rounded, or horns absence. 161 150 750 520 head sub convex to convex, pending ears medium until long, open frontwards and at the end curving inwards, skin colour black or dark. Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed composite of the Gir, Kankrej and Ongole breeds from India. 1936 Southeast, Southern, and Northeast regions. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 35 32 24 33 120 96 42 36 48 478 365 625 9 712 266 52 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1. Liveweight at 205, 365 and 450 days under total grazing: 187, 265 and 306 kg for males and 172, 234 and 267 kg for females. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Brazil BRA Cattle Jersey This breed is essentially a milk producer, known for having a milk with high yield and quality in dairy products. eng. Jersey Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: grey (light until dark), yellow (light until dark), and spotted with the same colours. 2 2 small horns, curved inwards, and outwards. 132 122 575 400 n Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed continually imported 1896 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 300 5000 5.5 16 16 25 23 27 395 365 425 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Junqueiro This breed is essentially a meat producer. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Junqueira Meat body length: 144.91 cm; shin perimeter: 20.36 cm; heart girth: 181 cm. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: brown all shades. 2 2 long horns, the horns grow in a disproportionate way. There being animals whose horns are capable of storing between 5 and 12 litres of liquid. 130 130 Similar to Crioulo Lageano. Robust and heavy, with an unusual headset conformation. Exotic n Domestic Variety Iberian Peninsula breeds, similarity to the Alentejo breed. 1534 Southeast region, Minas Gerais state. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 2 local No Information extinct extinct -Brazil BRA Cattle Lavinia This breed has a dual purpose, producing meat and milk in adverse environmental conditions. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Meat, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: chestnut all shades. 2 2 no discrimination. 160 155 1000 500 n Exotic n Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between Brown Swiss (5/8) and Guzera (3/8). 1954 São Paulo state. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 255 210 300 2295 3.8 9 37 33 24 30 39 37 44 510 590 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Cattle Limousin This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni color: brown in all shades, cherry red. 2 2 Medium horns, thin at the tips, dehorned or horns absence. 155 145 1075 650 n Exotic y 1937 Domestic Breed continually imported 1850 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 42 39 18 18 120 120 27 25 30 375 365 10 900 320 64 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Lincoln Red This breed is essentially a meat producer, however milk production is high compared to a beef breed. eng. Lincoln Red Meat, Milk Few purebred animals recorded from the beginning on Brazil. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: cherry red. 0 0 polled animals. 150 140 950 700 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported 1974 Southern region extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 38 35 18 21 30 28 32 395 365 425 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Brazil BRA Cattle Maine Anjou This breed is essentially a meat producer. eng. Maine-Anjou Meat The last records of purebreed animals occurred in 1983. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: red, dark red, red with white spots. 2 2 medium horns, curved outwards, and forwards. 150 140 1150 850 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Imported from France 1972 Southern region extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 50 48 18 27 36 28 42 410 380 450 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Mantiqueira This breed is essentially a milk producer. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Milk data productive from a herd of research center. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: black, white, tribofe (inverse of Friesian), red. 2 2 no discrimination. n Exotic n Domestic Variety Composite from Criollo cattle, possibly Caracu and Turina (iberian genes) with Holstein-friesian. 1952 Southeast region, São Paulo and Minas Gerais state. extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 300 2430 36 36 45 38 53 460 338 582 Pasture-based system. Access to drinking water normally, in the dry season, cows received fodder and 1 kg of feed for every 2.5 kg of milk produced, from 3 kg of milk, mating controlled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Cattle Marchigiana This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Marchigiana GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white. 2 2 short horns, curved upwards, yellow in the base and black on tips. 155 147 1000 600 n Exotic y 1972 Domestic Breed continually imported 1965 country-wide intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 42 40 20 18 27 25 32 395 365 425 700 300 60 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Mocho Nacional This breed is essentially a meat producer. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Caracu (polled variety), Caracu (variedade Mocho), Brazilian Polled Meat body length: 142.86 cm; shin perimeter: 20.79 cm; heart girth: 192.43 cm. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n The females have excellent maternal abilities, good fertility rate and males have very good libido. n Animals of this breed having a good body conformation and longevity. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: red all shades. 0 0 polled animals. 132 129 700 500 Similar to Caracu, without horns. Exotic n Domestic Breed Probably originated from Criollo cattle that spontaneously appeared within the original population. Southeast region. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 31 29 549 566 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year. Mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. Peso aos 120 dias: 118,06 kg; 2. Peso aos 210 dias: 182,67 kg; 3. Peso aos 365 dias: 239,5 kg; 4. Peso aos 550 dias: 311,51 kg. 1 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Cattle Murray Grey This breed is essentially a meat producer. eng. Murray Grey Bezerro Cinzento Meat Few purebred animals recorded on Brazil. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: Silver grey, light grey, dark grey, dun or black. 0 0 polled animals. 950 600 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between White Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus. 2008 São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Paraná, Rondônia, and Rio Grande do Sul state. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 35 30 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Brazil BRA Cattle Nelore This breed is essentially a meat producer. port. Nelore Ongole, Nellore GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. resistant to parasites and other tropical diseases. highly fertile, show precocity and have excellent maternal ability. n n n uni colour: white, grey, dappled grey. 0 / 2 0 / 2 horns can grow outward, back, and up, and sometimes backward, and down, or horns absence. 170 161 910 735 head sub convex, seen in front of with format of coffin, short ears with format of spear, skin colour black or dark (with inguinal region and udder rosy). Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed descended of Ongole breed from India. 1870 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 32 31 24 30 120 96 39 34 44 466 365 547 9 730 285 54 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1. Liveweight at 205, 365 and 450 days under total grazing: 202, 262 and 300 kg for males and 187, 236 and 265 kg for females. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Normando This breed is essentially a milk producer with good cheese yield, but it is highly appreciated by meat texture and high carcass weight. port. Normande Normanda Meat, Milk This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n known as the cheese breed in France. n n uni colour: necessary thre colours together, red, or blond, chestnut, or dun, and white. 0 / 2 0 / 2 thin horns, curved forwards, in half moon form. 150 140 1000 750 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Imported from France 1900 Southern region, and Federal District extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 5500 4.2 18 38 35 18 20 29 26 33 395 365 425 650 300 56 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Pantaneiro This breed is known to resist relief and climate distinct in Pantanal region, producing where other exotics breeds would not survive. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Crioulo pantaneiro, Swamp criollo, Tucara, Tucura, Cuiabano Meat, Milk This breed is extremely adapted to the very harsh environment of the Pantanal region (flooded in the rainy season and arid in the dry season). n n n n n uni colour: red in all variations, chestnut, white speckled (with or without extremity dark). 2 2 medium horns, thin and pointed. 126 119 375 300 Criollo type Exotic n Domestic Breed Iberian Peninsula breeds. 1524 Midwest of Brazil, on Pantanal region. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 24 22 20 30 40 32 48 472 432 512 300 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water, and feed restricted during periods of the year (flooded for part of the year - February to May), mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Cattle Pardo-Suíço This breed has a dual purpose, with some distant genetic lines for each type (beef or milk), and used in crosses to formation of dairy cattle. port. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: grey all shades. 0 0 polled animals. 145 135 n Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed continually imported from Europe. 1905 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 5753 3.8 18 19 28 25 32 481 395 580 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Pinzgauer This breed is essentially a milk producer, but it is highly appreciated by carcass weight. eng. Pinzgau Meat, Milk few animals purebred registered per year. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: chestnut reddish, (light until dark) , with white a dorsal line, and white belly. 0 / 2 0 / 2 horns curved sideward, forward, and up. 145 135 1000 670 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Imported from Europe 1968 Southern, and Southeast region. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 3500 4 11.5 38 35 18 20 29 26 33 395 365 425 540 250 55 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Pitangueiras This breed is essentially a milk producer, but it is appreciated for its muscular development. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Meat, Milk The Herd-Book Collares Breeders National Association was authorized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA) of Brazil on 25/09/2020 to register the Pitangueiras breed. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni coloured: red in all shades. 0 0 polled animals. 150 145 750 550 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Composite of Red Poll (5/8) and Zebu (3/8). 1946 Sao Paulo state. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 270 2556 35 33 24 30 39 37 44 409 450 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Cattle Red Poll This breed is essentially a milk producer, however meat is very appreciate, used too not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Red Poll GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: dark red. 0 0 polled animals. 145 130 750 500 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe. 1920 Southern region extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 4000 3.4 13 38 35 20 22 31 28 40 425 395 455 598 250 58 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Salers This breed is essentially a meat producer, but it is highly appreciated by milk. fr. Salers Meat, Milk few animals purebred registered per year. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate, and to mountainous regions. n n n n n uni colour: reddish brown. 2 2 horns curved sideward, up, with tips sideward. 150 140 1100 750 medium to long and frizzy hair. Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe 1986 Southern region extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3000 3.8 38 35 22 27 36 32 40 376 410 800 360 62 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Santa Gertrudis This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. port. Santa Gertrudis GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni coloured: red 0 0 polled animals. 145 130 900 600 n Exotic y 1961 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Composite of Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8). 1953 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 36 34 24 28 37 27 40 600 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Senepol This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. eng. Senepol GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni coloured: red 0 0 polled animals. n Exotic y 2002 Domestic Breed imported from USA. 2000 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 34 33 268 650 235 57 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Shorthorn This breed is essentially a meat producer, however exist exploration for dairy, used too in formation of many others breeds. eng. Shorthorn DamLine, GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n This breed is one oldest have, participating to formation of many others breeds. ANC Herd-Book Collares multi coloured: white, red, dapple rose or roan, and others combinations with this colours. 0 / 2 0 / 2 145 130 950 650 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe 1906 Southern region extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 5000 3.6 37 35 20 24 33 30 40 425 395 455 800 320 56 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Simbrasil This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, used in crosses. port. Simbrah GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: red in all shades, with head and extremities stained white. 0 / 2 0 / 2 no discrimination. 950 650 n. Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Cross between the Simmental and Zebu breeds. 1945 Southern, Northeast and Midwest region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 38 35 18 21 29 27 31 395 365 425 700 280 60 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Simmental This breed is essentially a meat producer, however exist exploration for dairy, but also in crosses and in the formation of synthetics breeds. eng. Simmental Simental GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk There are many varieties within the breed, some more selected for one type of farm than others (more meat or more milk). This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: red in all shades, with head and extremities white. 0 / 2 0 / 2 no discrimination. 950 675 n Exotic y 1963 Domestic Breed imported from Europe. 1904 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 5000 4.2 37 35 18 21 30 28 32 395 365 425 600 250 60 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Sindi This breed is dual purpose, but is essentially meat producer, there is variety selected for dairy. port. Red Sindhi Red Karachi, Sindhi GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk This breed is adapted to live in the semi-arid, harsh region of north-east Brazil. n n n n n uni colour: red in different shades. 0 / 2 0 / 2 horns medium grow outward, back, and up, thinner and inward curved on females, or horns absence. 143 134 620 415 head sub convex, ears medium a little pending, light indent in border below, skin colour black or dark. Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed imported from Pakistan. 1952 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 263 1644 810 5165 5.39 6 26 25 24 28 120 96 37 31 43 450 365 547 9 679 270 54 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1. Liveweight at 205, 365 and 450 days under total grazing: 172, 232 and 272 kg for males and 158, 209 and 237 kg for females. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle South Devon This breed is essentially a meat producer, but it is highly appreciated by milk. eng. South Devon Meat, Milk few animals purebred registered per year. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n n uni colour: red, or yellowish red. 0 / 2 0 / 2 little horns, curved outwards, and forwards. 155 138 1100 650 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe 1948 Southern region extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 2975 4.2 35 32 18 20 29 26 33 395 365 425 700 300 58 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Tabapua This breed is essentially a meat producer. port. Tabapua Tabapuã GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: grey, white 0 0 total horns absence. 165 154 870 640 head sub convex or rectilinear with light convexity on top, ears medium a little wide, light indent in border below, skin colour black or dark. Exotic y 1938 Domestic Breed selected from cross of cattle Polled Nacional, and Nelore breed. 1940 country-wide. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 33 31 24 29 120 96 38 33 43 466 365 547 9 728 280 54 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1. Liveweight at 205, 365 and 450 days under total grazing: 208, 258 and 296 kg for males and 191, 231 and 259 kg for females. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Tarentaise This breed is essentially a meat producer, also for its milk, producing in adverse conditions. eng. Tarentaise Meat, Milk The last records of purebreed animals occurred in 1988. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: chestnut (light until dark). 2 2 white horns, lyre shaped, with black tips curved. 140 130 850 550 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed imported from Europe. 1972 Southern, and Southeast region. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 18 21 30 28 32 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, uncontrolled feed availability, mating uncontrolled - with bulls, disease and parasite occasionally. 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Cattle Ultrablack This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results in crosses . eng. GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine Few purebred animals recorded on Brazil. Probably its productive performance and phenotypic characteristics will be very close to that of the Aberdeen Angus breed, which has at least 80% of blood required for registration in the association. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni coloured: black, red. 0 0 polled animals. n Exotic y 1963 Domestic Breed Synthetic breed. Composite of Angus and Brangus. 2017 Rio Grande do Sul, and São Paulo state. intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk endangered -Brazil BRA Cattle Wagyu This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results in crosses . jp. Wagyu GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat n n n highest percentage of marbling in the world. n n uni coloured: black, red. 0 / 2 0 / 2 medium horns, curved outwards, up, and forwards. 132 130 600 530 n Exotic y 1995 Domestic Breed imported from Japão 1990 Southern, Southeast, and Midwest region. intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 16 25 875 Grassland-based ranching system. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with bulls, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and In vitro fertilization, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Chicken Canela Preta This breed has a dual purpose, producing meat and eggs in adverse environmental conditions. port. Jacú Eggs, Meat unknown situation and population size. well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n Red, blue, green eggs and their variations. n Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single Blue-Black Black Red and Black No special pattern Middle level multi colored: predominantly black in females, white, silver and red in males. 2.206 1.892 Red comb (saw/single or walnut), red dewlap, presence of topknot, absence of feathering on legs, shank and foot black, black feathers (flat). Exotic n Domestic Breed origin of animals brought from Portugal and Spain by the colonizers. 1500 Northeast region, manly Piauí state. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary Backyard system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water normally, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with rooster, disease and parasite occasionally control. local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Chicken Rabo de Leque This breed has a dual purpose, producing meat and eggs in adverse environmental conditions. port. Cinco dedos Eggs, Meat unknown situation and population size. well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. disease and parasite resistance. n light brown, bluish, greenish eggs and their variations. some animals have an extra finger, or an extra joint bone. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single Yellow Yellow Various color No special pattern Middle level multi colored: predominantly red light in females, red dark in males. Red comb (saw/single), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs, shank and foot yellowish, red light feathers (females) and red dark (males), fan tail with dark colored tips. Exotic n Domestic Breed origin of animals brought from Portugal and Spain by the colonizers. 1500 Northeast region, manly Maranhão, and Piauí states. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary Backyard system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water normally, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with rooster, disease and parasite occasionally control. local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Chicken Rhode Island Red GG This line is essentially an egg producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. Rhode Island Red DamLine, Eggs well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. has fast feathering for dam lines egg pullets. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern Industrial uni colour: chestnut. 2.8 2.3 Red comb (saw / simple or rose), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 1975 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state, and municipality of Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul state. 300 60 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Chicken Rhode Island Red GGp This line is essentially a meat producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids.. eng. Rhode Island Red Meat, SireLine well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. has fast feathering for broiler sire lines. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern Industrial uni colour: chestnut. 3.6 3.1 Red comb (saw / simple or rose), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 2000 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state, and municipality of Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul state. 225 60 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Chicken Rhode Island Red MM This line is essentially an egg producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs, SireLine well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. has fast feathering for sire lines egg pullets. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern Industrial uni colour: chestnut. 2.9 2.3 Red comb (saw / simple or rose), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 1975 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state, and municipality of Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul state. 284 58 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Chicken Sura This breed has a dual purpose, producing meat and eggs in adverse environmental conditions. port. Suru, Suruco, Surô, Cotó, Rabicó Eggs, Meat unknown situation and population size. well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n multi colored eggs. chest musculature developed compared to native breeds. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single Yellow Yellow Various color No special pattern Middle level multi colored: all combination of the colours principal (red, balck, white, brown, and others). Red comb (saw / simple), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs, shank and foot yellowish, no tail. Exotic n Domestic Breed origin of animals brought from Portugal and Spain by the colonizers. 1500 Mato Grosso, Maranhão, and Piauí states. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary Backyard system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water normally, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with rooster, disease and parasite occasionally control. local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Chicken White Leghorn CC This breed is essentially a egg producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. White Leghorn DamLine, Eggs well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n White eggs. has fast feathering for dam lines egg pullets. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single White Yellow White No special pattern Industrial uni colour: white. 2.4 1.9 Red comb (saw / simple or rose) bent on left, red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from Mediterranean. 1975 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 300 60 intensive not for production stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Chicken White Leghorn CCc This breed is essentially a egg producer. eng. White Leghorn DamLine, Eggs well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n White eggs. has fast feathering for egg pullets line of control (kept unselected). Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single White Yellow White No special pattern Industrial uni colour: white. 2.4 1.9 Red comb (saw / simple or rose) bent on left, red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from Mediterranean. 1988 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 255 60 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Chicken White Leghorn DD This breed is essentially a egg producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. White Leghorn Eggs, SireLine well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n White eggs. has fast feathering for sire lines egg pullets. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single White Yellow White No special pattern Industrial uni colour: white. 2.724 2.043 Red comb (saw / simple or rose) bent on left, red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from Mediterranean. 1975 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 305 58 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Chicken White Plymouth Rock KK This line is essentially a meat producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. Plymouth Rock White DamLine, Meat well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. has fast feathering for broiler dam lines. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single White Yellow White No special pattern Industrial uni colour: white. 5 4 Red comb (saw / simple), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 1993 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 247 65 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Chicken White Plymouth Rock PP This line is essentially a meat producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. Plymouth Rock White DamLine, Meat well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. has slow feathering for broiler sire lines. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single White Yellow White No special pattern Industrial uni colour: white. 4 3 Red comb (saw / simple), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 1988 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 270 65 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Chicken White Plymouth Rock PPc This line is essentially a meat producer. eng Plymouth Rock White DamLine, Meat well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. broiler lines of control (kept unselected). Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single White Yellow White No special pattern Industrial uni colour: white. 3.5 2.8 Red comb (saw / simple), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 1988 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 253 65 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Chicken White Plymouth Rock SS This line is essentially a meat producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. Plymouth Rock White Eggs, SireLine well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. selected sire lines egg pullets, carrier of the silver gene (for sexing by the color of the plumage). Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single Yellow Yellow White Barred, Sex-linked Industrial uni colour: white. 2.6 2.1 Red comb (saw / simple), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 1975 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 282 58 intensive concentrate stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Chicken White Plymouth Rock TT This line is essentially a meat producer, and used in crosses to create hybrids. eng. Plymouth Rock White Meat, SireLine well adapted to conditions in the brazilian tropical climate. n n brown egg. has fast feathering for broiler sire lines. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. Single White Yellow White No special pattern Industrial uni colour: white. 5 4 Red comb (saw / simple), red dewlap, absence of feathering on legs and foot, skin and foot yellow. Exotic n Domestic Line imported from USA. 1993 municipality of Concórdia, Santa Catarina state. 245 70 intensive not for production stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - with rooster; disease and parasite regulary control. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Goat Alpine This breed is essentially a milk producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of dairy types. Eng Alpine Alpina, Parda Alpina, Alpina Suíça GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: dun chestnut, light dun, with face black belt, stripes black back and belly, ears, and leg extremities. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed backwards, and out. 95 75 80 55 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from Europe, origin Switzerland. 1911 Northeast, Midwest, Southeast, and Northern region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 239 167 311 514 320 708 3.7 2 8 2.8 2.5 8 10 34 15 58 299 259 339 9 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Goat American Alpine This breed is essentially a milk producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of dairy types. eng. Alpina Americana GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white with black, cream, yellow dun, red dun, different combinations with or without dapple, and stripes. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed backwards, and out. 90 80 85 60 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from USA, origin Alpine, and British Alpina. 1974 Northeast, Midwest, Southeast, and Southern region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 245 170 310 530 320 700 3.5 2 8 2.8 2.5 8 10 34 15 58 308 259 345 9 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 local No Information atRisk endangered -Brazil BRA Goat Anglo-Nubian This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is exploitation for milk. eng. Anglo-Nubian Anglo Nubiana Meat, Milk probably is the most used breed by goat farmers. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n multi colored: all variations of shades, and colour. 0 / 2 0 / 2 dehorned is more common. 80 65 72 60 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from England, origiin Nubian breeds, and England breeds. 1938 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 143 178 1.25 7 2.9 2.7 10 12 36 16 60 350 8 98 22 46 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Goat Angora This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is exploitation for hair. Port. Angora Angorá Hair, Meat n n n commercial high quality hair. n n uni colour: white. 2 2 symmetrical horns curved backwards, upwards and out, always in a spiral. 65 55 63 43 thin, shiny and silky hairs measuring 20 to 30 cm. Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported, origin Turkey. 1878 Rio Grande do Sul, São Paulo, Espírito Santo, and Bahia states Hair Mohair / Angora 2.4 intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Goat Azul This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is exploitation for milk, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Bleu, Azuleja, Azulona, Azula, Zulanha, Zulenha, Cabra-da-Serra Meat, Milk, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: grey, silver grey, dark grey. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed upwards, backwards and outwards. 65 60 45 40 the animals have a small head, with short to medium sized ears and polled animals can occur naturally. The neck is firm and delicate in females and more robust in males. The dorsal line is straight and short, and its members are short and erect. Exotic n Domestic Breed "African origin, of the ""Wad"" group (West African Dwarf). " 1535 Northeast region, mainly on Piauí state. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 150 225 3 1.5 7 1.9 1.7 8 10 27 400 9 90 32 45 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male goats, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 2 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Goat Bhuj This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is exploitation for milk, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Bhuj Brasileira Meat, Milk, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: black with ears white. 2 2 short horns, growing upwards, and lightily back. 95 85 78 68 pending ears long that goes beyond the tip of the muzzle. Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed descended from Kutchi. 1962 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 3.1 2.9 246 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 local No Information atRisk critical -Brazil BRA Goat Boer This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of meat types. eng. Boer GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n great muscle development with high commercial quality. n n uni colour: white with head red (light until dark). 2 2 symmetrical horns, strong, short, curved backwards, and down. 85 70 125 95 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from South Africa. 1995 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 3 2.8 7 10 20 18 30 300 240 350 9 160 25 48 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Goat British Alpine This breed is essentially a milk producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of dairy types. eng. British Alpine Alpina Britânica GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: black with face white belt, stripes white back and belly, ears, and leg extremities. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed backwards, and out. 95 82 85 60 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from Europe, origin Britain. 1988 Northeast, Midwest, Southeast, and Southern region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 293 195 305 586 560 610 3.7 2.5 8 2.8 2.5 8 10 34 15 58 308 259 345 9 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Brazil BRA Goat Caninde This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Meat, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: black with yellow belly and a small amount of yellow or tan occasionally on the face or with pale face-stripes and belly. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed upwards, backwards and outwards. 60 50 40 30 similar to Moxoto and Repartida breeds. Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed origin in the valley of the Canindé, in Piauí state, group of the pirenaicas from Portugal. 1535 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 2 1.6 7 10 26 400 9 80 30 45 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male goats, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Brazil BRA Goat Grauna This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is exploitation for milk. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Graúna, Preta Graúna, Preta de Corda Meat, Milk well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: black. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed upwards, backwards and outwards. 60 50 40 35 similar to Murciana breeds. Exotic n Domestic Breed origin of animals brought from Portugal and Spain by the colonizers, mixed with Murciana breed. 1535 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male goats, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Goat Gurgueia This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Meat, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n It has excellent reproductive potential, reaching 71% multiple births. n n n uni colour: brown with a black line on the back, underbelly and legs. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed upwards, backwards and outwards. 90 70 40 35 n Exotic n Domestic Breed origin next in Gurguéia river, in Piauí state, group of the charnequeiras from Portugal. 1535 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.9 1.7 8 10 27 400 9 100 35 45 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male goats, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Goat Jamnapari This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is exploitation for milk, and has a high quality skin. Port. Jamnapari Meat, Milk, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n multi colored: all shades and color variations, except Toggenburg breed pattern. 2 2 short horns, growing upwards, and lightily back. 95 85 78 68 pending ears long, in the tip curving outwards, up, and back. Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from India, origin Jamna Par em Uttar Pradesh, North region India. 1962 Northeast region, Bahia, and Ceará states. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 3 2.8 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, disease and parasite regulary control. 1.5 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Goat Kalahari This breed is essentially a meat producer, and also used in crosses to formation of meat types. port. Kalahari Red GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: red (light until dark). 2 2 symmetrical horns, strong, short, curved backwards, and down. 85 70 125 95 similar to Boer breeds. Exotic n Domestic Variety imported from South Africa. 1995 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 3 2.8 7 10 20 18 30 300 240 350 9 160 25 48 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Brazil BRA Goat Mambrina This breed is essentially a milk producer, however there is potencial for meat, and skin. Port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Indiana, Zebu Meat, Milk, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n multi colored: all shades and color variations, except Toggenburg breed pattern. 2 2 long horns, growing outwards in a spiral, up, and back. 85 72 60 40 pending ears long that goes beyond the tip of the muzzle, in the tip curving inwards, and out. Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from Syria, and Palestine. 1940 Northeast, Midwest, and Southeast region. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, disease and parasite regulary control. 1.5 1 2 local No Information atRisk critical -Brazil BRA Goat Marota This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Curaca Meat, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: white. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed backwards and outwards. 60 50 36 30 uniform white skin, light coloured hooves. Exotic n Domestic Breed origin in the group of the pirenaicas from Portugal. 1535 Northeast region, mainly on Bahia state. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.8 1.6 6 8 24 370 9 90 30 45 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male goats, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 2 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Goat Moxotó This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is exploitation for milk, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Black-Back Meat, Milk, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: white, bay with black face stripes, back and belly, ears, underbelly, leg extremities, nails and udder are black. 2 2 symmetrical horns, directed upwards, lightily back and outwards. 71 62 40 35 similar to Serpentina breed from Portugal. Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed origin of animals brought from Portugal and Spain by the colonizers, probability the Serpentina breed, from Portugal. 1535 Northeast region, mainly on Pernambuco state. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 120 90 4 0.75 7 2.2 2 6 9 24 360 9 90 30 45 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male goats, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. Liveweight at 12 months: 14.8 kg for males and 13.0 kg for females. 1.5 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Brazil BRA Goat Murciana This breed is essentially a milk producer, and shown excellent results in crosses. esp. Murciana GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: black, dark red. 0 / 2 0 / 2 with or without horn, and dehorned. 80 70 65 52 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from Europe, origin in the group of the pirenaicas from Espanha. 1700 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 120 300 300 550 4 2.5 6 2.5 2.5 8 10 34 15 45 299 259 339 8 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Brazil BRA Goat Repartida This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Surrão Meat, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n multi coloured: consisting of dark forequarters and spotted face and legs and fawn or cream coloured hindquarters, the reverse coloured pattern is also frequent. 2 2 symmetrical medium horns, directed backwards, lightily out. 60 50 40 30 n Exotic n Domestic Breed origin of animals brought from Portugal and Spain by the colonizers, probability with the French Alpine breed. 1535 Northeast region, mainly on Bahia state. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.8 1.7 6 9 24 390 9 100 35 45 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, including browse type vegetation, free-ranging with confinement at night. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male goats, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Goat Saanen This breed is essentially a milk producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of dairy types. eng. Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk n n n n n n uni colour: white, cream. 0 / 2 0 / 2 symmetrical medium horns, directed backwards, out, or dehorned. 87 77 80 70 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from Europe, origin Switzerland. 1910 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 238 165 311 564 308 820 3.2 2.35 8 2.8 2.5 8 10 22 15 33 394 282 506 9 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Goat Savanna This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of meat types. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Savanna GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n n uni colour: white, cream. 2 2 symmetrical medium horns, directed backwards. 85 70 125 65 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from South Africa. 1995 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 3 2.8 7 10 20 18 30 300 240 350 9 160 25 48 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Brazil BRA Goat Toggenburg This breed is essentially a milk producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses and in the formation of dairy types. eng. Toggenburg GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk n n n n n n uni colour: dun, or chocolate with white or greyish face stripes, and the same colour in ears, and leg extremities. 0 / 2 0 / 2 symmetrical medium horns, directed backwards, out, or dehorned. 80 75 75 55 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed imported from Europe, origin Switzerland. 1975 Northeast, Midwest, Southeast, and Southern region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 212 157 267 338 244 432 3 1.7 8 2.8 2.5 8 10 45 15 75 407 365 450 9 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with buck, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Appaloosa This breed is known for is a saddle animal, thus being useful in rural work (riding, herding) and also has great ability to speed over short distances. eng. Appaloosa Racing, RidingSport, RidingWork, Sport n n n n n n multi coloured: brown, gray, bay, dun, gray, roan, dilutes or not, with or without variation. 150 145 500 450 hoof striped, dispigmented skin. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported; exotic 1975 Southeast and Midwest of Brazil. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Arabian This breed is known for is a saddle animal, thus being useful in rural work (riding, herding) and also has great ability to resistance over long distances. eng. Arab Árabe RidingSport, RidingWork, Sport n n n n n n multi coloured: brown, chestnut, dapple gray, black, and its variations. 155 145 430 380 This breed has a relatively short skull, thin lower jaw, big and projecting eyes, fewer vertebrae, more horizontal pelvic bone. Exotic y 1964 Domestic Breed continually imported; exotic 1826 country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 40 38 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Baixadeiro This breed is known to support hard work in the fields in region, due your adapt power to relief and climate distinct. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) DraughtPower, RidingWork This breed is extremely adapted to the very harsh environment of the lowlands region, in northern Maranhão, flooded in the rainy season and arid in the dry season. n n n n n uni colour: dapple grey, chestnut and rose grey 128 123 250 245 n Exotic n Domestic Variety Iberian Peninsula breeds. 1501 Northeast region Brazil, on Maranhão State. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 24 38 180 180 49 40 53 456 365 598 15 Grasslands based system (that suffer from temporary floods). Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, uncontrolled mating, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Horse Brasileiro de Hipismo This breed is known for is a saddle animal, thus being useful riding sport, with great ability to jump. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) RidingSport n n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations. 168 165 600 550 n Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed blood Holsteiner, Hanoverian, Oldenburger, Argentine Anglo, Trakehner, Lusitanian, Thoroughbred, Andalusian, Mangalarga, and Campolina. 1970 country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 38 240 216 49 44 54 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Breton This breed is known for is a draught power animal, with great force power, many times use for military. eng. Breton Bretão DraughtPower n n n n n n uni colour: Sorrel, chestnut, rosilha, and their variations. 158 160 850 650 This breed has a large muscle mass. Exotic y 1982 Domestic Breed continually imported; exotic 1925 South, Southeast and Midwest of Brazil intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 60 55 24 39 240 216 50 45 55 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Campeiro This breed is known for is a saddle animal, thus being useful in rural workers, having great ability to herding with cattle and riding. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Marchador das Araucárias. RidingSport, RidingWork This breed is extremely adapted to the very harsh environment of the Catarinense Highlands region, South from Brazil (low temperature). n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations, less painted and pseud-albino total. 148 146 430 400 n Exotic y 1976 Domestic Breed Spanish and Portuguese origin,Thoroughbred and Arab stallions from France. 1541 Southern Brazil, on the Gaúcho, and Catarinense Highlands, region araucaria pine forests of Brazil. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 38 36 24 38 240 216 49 40 53 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk endangered -Brazil BRA Horse Campolina This breed is known for is a saddle animal, thus being useful riding, and also has use in the production of hybrids (muars), generating products with capacity for different jobs. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Hobby, InterspeciesCrossing, RidingSport n n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations. 162 156 550 500 n Exotic y 1951 Domestic Breed Indigenous breed Criollo with Anglo-Norman, Andalusian, Thoroughbred, American Saddlebred, and trotters blood. 1870 Southeast region Brazil, found mainly Minas Gerais State. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 38 240 216 49 44 54 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Crioulo This breed is known for is a saddle animal, thus being useful in rural workers, having great ability to herding with cattle and riding. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Racing, RidingSport, RidingWork, Sport This breed is extremely adapted to the very harsh environment of the Pampa region, South from Brazil (great temperature variations). n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations, less painted and pseud-albino total. 155 143 450 400 n Exotic y 1932 Domestic Breed Andalusian and Jacas Navarra blood. 1501 Southern, Southeast and Midwest Brazil, found mainly on Rio Grande do Sul state. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 40 38 24 36 240 216 47 40 53 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Lavradeiro This breed is found feral, but when tamed it has been shown to be useful for herding work. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Wild Horse of Roraima Herding This breed very well adapted to the regions where they were naturally selected. high tolerance to Infectious Equine Anaemia. represented by its high birth rate. n n n uni colour: sorrel, chestnut, bay dapple grey,and rose grey 145 135 285 275 n Exotic n Feral Variety Iberian Peninsula breeds. 1789 Northern region Brazil, on Roraima State. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 15 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, uncontrolled mating, disease and parasite uncontrolled. 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Horse Lusitano port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Lusitanian n n n n n n uni colour: dapple grey, sorrel, chestnut, black, bay. 160 155 530 500 n Exotic y 1991 Domestic Breed continually imported from Portugal 1808 Southeast region Brazil, found mainly São Paulo State. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 420 365 480 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Mangalarga This breed is known for is a saddle animal, being useful sport, riding, and also has use in the production of hybrids (muars), generating products with capacity for different jobs. port. Mangalarga Mangalarga Paulista General, InterspeciesCrossing, RidingByChildren, RidingSport, RidingWork, Sport Gait: bipedal gait with support diagonal laterally, excepcionaly, alternated in diagonal. Prohibited: chopped gait, trot, and walking. n n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations, less coat blanket/rug, leopard and pseud-albino total. 152 146 530 500 n Exotic y 1934 Domestic Breed composite of Alter (Portugal) and Brazilian Native (Criollo) in the 19th century. 1812 Country-wide, found mainly Minas Gerais and São Paulo state. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 420 365 480 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Mangalarga Marchador This breed is known for is a saddle animal, being useful sport, riding, and also has use in the production of hybrids (muars), generating products with capacity for different jobs. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Mangalarga Mineiro General, InterspeciesCrossing, RidingSport, RidingWork, Sport Gait: chopped, biped support laterally alternated with diagonal, interspersed with moments of triple support. n n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations, less pseud-albino total. 152 146 430 400 n Exotic y 1949 Domestic Breed composite of Alter (Portugal) and Brazilian Native (Criollo) in the 19th century. 1812 Country-wide, found mainly Minas Gerais and São Paulo state. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 420 365 480 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Marajoara This breed are excellent animals for work in the fields in region, due your adapt power to relief and climate distinct, no natural substitutes in the region. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Baixo-Amazona DraughtPower, Herding, RidingWork The animals are found on a huge island which has areas flooded throughout the year. The Marajoara horse is extremely well adapted to live under these conditions where other breeds will not succeed. n n n presents an active and energetic temperament. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. multi coloured: all colours and its variations, except paint, and pseud-albino total. 145 135 350 300 The Marajoara is a medium size horse, well proportioned and with well-defined muscles. Exotic y Domestic Breed Iberian Peninsula breeds, probably Lusitanian and Alter. 1535 Northeast region Brazil, found on Marajo Island (where the Amazon river reaches the Atlantic Ocean). extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 24 38 180 180 49 40 53 456 365 598 15 Grasslands based system (that suffer from temporary floods). Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, uncontrolled mating, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Horse Morgan This breed is known for is a saddle animal, thus useful in rural workers and sports, having great ability to riding. eng. Morgan RidingSport, RidingWork n n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations, except white, tobiano, and dapples above the knee or hock. 150 145 480 440 n Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Imported from USA. 1934 Southern of Brazil. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical critical -Brazil BRA Horse Nordestino This breed is known to support hard work in the fields in region, also it has great interesting to local people in use in riding sport. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Northeastern, Sertanejo, Curraleiro, Pé-duro, Casco-de-burro Herding, RidingSport, RidingWork Adapted to adverse conditions in the Brazilian semiarid with vegetation and climate distinct that make a hard work, this breed is used by the outback man in a wide of herding services. n n n n n uni coloured: chestnut, sorrel, dark, grey,dapple grey, bay, paint, and its variations. 140 135 280 280 n Exotic n Domestic Variety Portuguese breeds, probability Sorraia e Garrano. 1549 Northeast region Brazil. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 24 38 180 180 49 40 53 456 365 598 15 Grasslands based system. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, uncontrolled mating, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Horse Paint This breed is known for is a saddle animal, being useful in sport, and rural work (riding, herding), and also has great ability to speed over short distances. eng. American Paint General, Racing, RidingSport, RidingWork, Sport n n n n n n multi coloured: overo, tobiano, tovero, particular combination white with others coat colours. 150 150 500 480 n Exotic y 1969 Domestic Breed Imported from USA. country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Pantaneiro This breed are excellent animals for work in the fields in region, due your adapt power to relief and climate distinct. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Mimoseano, Poconeano, Bahiano Herding, RidingWork This breed is extremely adapted to the very harsh environment of the Pantanal region (temporary floods). The animals of this breed are reported to be resistant to Equine Infectious Anaemia. Although the Pantaneiro can be infected, it rarely presents clinical symptoms of this illness and continues working as if it was healthy. n n The animals are able to continue working even when shown positive for Equine Infectious Anaemia, which is a big problem in the swamp (Pantanal) area and affects exotic breeds considerably. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. multi coloured: all colours and its variations, less pseud-albino total. 142 137 360 340 light animals. Exotic y 1972 Domestic Breed Iberian Peninsula breeds, with Arab and Argentinean Criollo. 1524 Midwest of Brazil, on Pantanal region. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 300 34 36 24 38 180 180 45 36 50 420 365 598 15 Grasslands based system (that suffer from temporary floods). Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, mating controlled - with Stallion, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient extinct extinct -Brazil BRA Horse Percheron This breed is known for is a draught power animal, with great force power, many times use for military. fr. Percheron DraughtPower n n n n high drag capacity. ANC Herd-Book Collares uni colour: black, and dapple grey. 166 166 950 900 This breed has a large muscle mass, and tall. Exotic y 1921 Domestic Breed Imported from France. 1920 Southern, Southeast and Midwest Brazil, found mainly São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Rio Grande do Sul state. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 70 65 24 39 240 216 50 45 55 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 1 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Piquira Pônei This breed is known for is a saddle animal, being useful riding sport, very attractive for children's. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Pony Piquira RidingByChildren, RidingSport n n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations, less pseud-albino total. 122 120 180 160 the smallest horse breed marching. Exotic y 1970 Domestic Breed Iberian Peninsula breeds, with breeds that formed brazilian Ponei. 1501 Country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 24 38 180 180 45 36 50 420 365 598 15 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Purebred Spanish This breed is known for is a saddle animal, being useful riding sport. eng. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Purebred Spanish Andaluz RidingSport n n n n n n uni colour: dapple grey, sorrel, black, bay, rose grey, black bay, paint, yellow dun 160 155 530 500 n Exotic y 1975 Domestic Breed continually imported 1540 Southeast region Brazil, found mainly São Paulo State. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 420 365 480 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Brazil BRA Horse Puruca This breed are excellent animals for work in the fields in region, due your adapt power to relief and climate distinct, no natural substitutes in the region. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Herding, RidingWork The animals are found on a huge island which has areas flooded throughout the year, this ponei is extremely well adapted to live under these conditions where other exotic breeds will not succeed. n n n n n multi coloured: all colours and its variations, except paint, and pseud-albino total. 114 108 200 185 little size horse, with well-defined muscles. Exotic y Domestic Breed Shetland pony, Marajoara horse. 1880 Northeast region Brazil, found on Marajo Island (where the Amazon river reaches the Atlantic Ocean). extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 24 38 180 180 49 40 53 456 365 547 15 Grasslands based system (that suffer from temporary floods). Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, uncontrolled mating, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Horse Quarto de Milha This breed is known for is a saddle animal, being useful in sport, and rural work (riding, herding), and also has great ability to speed over short distances. port. This breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Quarter Horse General, Racing, RidingByChildren, RidingSport, RidingWork, Sport n n n n n n uni colour: sorrel, toasted sorrel, bay, yellow dun or palomino, chestnut, rose grey, dapple grey, mouse gray, black and black bay, except white, and paint. 150 150 500 480 n Exotic y 1969 Domestic Breed Imported from USA. 1955 country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 36 240 216 47 41 53 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Thoroughbred This breed is known for is a racing animal, with great ability to speed over middle distances (800 until 3000 meters). eng. Thoroughbred Puro Sangue Inglês Racing n n n n n n uni colour: sorrel, chestnut, black, dapple grey, and their variations. 165 160 500 450 n Exotic y 1891 Domestic Breed continually imported. 1874 country-wide intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 42 40 24 38 240 216 49 44 54 456 365 547 19 Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Horse Trotter This breed is known to be an athletic animal for harness racing. eng. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) American Trotter American Standard, Standardbred Sport n n n n n n uni colour: bay, black, sorrel, chestnut. 165 160 420 400 n Exotic n Domestic Breed Recently introduced breeds from EUA; Narragansett Pacer, Canadian Pacer, Thoroughbred, Norfolk Trotter, Hackney, and Morgan. Southeast, and Southern region Brazil, found mainly São Paulo State. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary Grassland-based system, with free-ranging and confinement at night, not completely climate controlled. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with Stallion, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer, disease and parasite regulary control. 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Pig Berkshire This breed is essentially a meat producer, with good exploration in lard. eng. Berkshire Lard, Meat unknown situation in the country, there must be few animals. n n n n n n uni color: black with muzzle and legs white. 70 65 250 230 head little, it has a ultra concave profile, asiatics ears, with long body. Exotic n Domestic Breed imported, probably crosses from chinese, celtics, and napolintane breeds. 1960 Southern, and Southeast region. back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.2 1 8 8 13 140 7 200 80 45 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 8 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Pig Canastra This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Maxambomba, Meia Perna, Moxom Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n High prolificacy. n great capacity to fatten as well as high rusticity. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: black. 72 65 120 95 Iberian type. Its head is small, with a sub-concave profile, large Iberian type ears, short neck, wide, shoulder and back that is straight and of medium length. The leg is not very wide, lacks depth and muscle mass, with a straight belly and strong, fine bone structure. Exotic n Domestic Breed Iberian Peninsula breeds, probably descended from Alentejana and Transtagana. 1532 Minas Gerais state. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.2 1 6 8 14 150 6 200 40 45 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm. 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Canastrão This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat, and used in crosses to the formation meat types. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Cabano., Capitão Chico, Vermelho, Zabumba, Junqueira Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n not very early maturing or prolific. n The animals are rustic. They have some conformation defects, and have not had the benefit of natural selection. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: black, red with white marks and spots. 70 65 220 180 The Canastrão is a large, Celtic type animal, often curly coated. They have a concave profile with Celtic ears. Exotic n Domestic Breed Iberian Peninsula breeds, probably descended from Bizarra and Beiroa. 1532 Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro state. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.2 1 6 8 14 150 6 200 50 48 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Caruncho This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Carunchinho, Piau pequeno, Caruncho vermelho Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n It is a rustic animal, with low food requirement, a quiet temperament and produces a high quantity of fat. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. multi coloured: white or cream with black spots, and red with white. 52 45 100 80 small, it has a concave or ultra concave profile, Iberian or Asiatic ears, short, thick neck, with straight back of median length and short, wide and deep leg. Exotic n Domestic Breed composite of Piau and Tatu. 1700 Minas Gerais, Goiás, Santa Catarina and São Paulo states. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1 0.9 8 9 14 150 5 200 45 42 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Duroc This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses the formation of sinthetics. eng. Duroc Meat, SireLine n n n n n n uni color: red, with few variations. 84 80 300 250 head little, it has a sub concave profile, Iberian ears, with little curve back. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed imported, origin USA. 1950 Southern, Southeast region, and Goiás state. intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 1.1 7 7 11 135 4 620 94 72 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness: 2.1 cm; 2. marbling: 3.15 %. 10 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Pig Embrapa MO 25C This line is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results in terminal crosses. port. DamLine, Meat This line adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n High prolificacy, and precocious. They have good meat juiciness (marbling). This line is free of the halothane gene. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. multi coloured: white or cream with or without black spots. n Exotic n Domestic Line origin Brazil, composite of Landrace, Large White, and Moura breeds. 2014 country-wide intensive concentrate stationary 5 8 120 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness: 1.6 cm; 2. marbling: 2.2 % genetically transfers to progeny. 11 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Embrapa MS 115 This line is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results in terminal crosses. port. Meat, SireLine This line adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n They have a high percentage of meat on the loin, ham and front loin (loin bowl), cuts with greater commercial value. This line is free of the halothane gene. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. multi coloured: white or cream with black spots. n Exotic n Domestic Line origin Brazil, composite of Duroc, Large White, and Pietrain breeds. 2008 country-wide intensive concentrate stationary 949 91 74 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness: 1.9 cm. local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Embrapa MS 60 This line is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results in terminal crosses. port. Meat, SireLine This line adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n They have a high percentage of meat on the loin, ham and front loin (loin bowl), cuts with greater commercial value. This line is free of the halothane gene. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. multi coloured: white or cream with black spots. n Exotic n Domestic Line origin Brazil, composite of Duroc, Large White, and Pietrain breeds. 2000 country-wide intensive concentrate stationary 647 90 63 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness in hindquarter: 0.96 cm; 2. fat thickness in loin: 0.79 cm; local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Hampshire This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses the formation of sinthetics. eng. Hampshire Meat, SireLine n n n n n n multi coloured: black with a white band on the hands and shoulder. 84 80 250 200 head medium (bigger then Wessex breed), it has a concave profile, asiatic ears. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed imported, origin USA. 1950 Southern, Southeast region, Distrito Federal, and Goiás state. intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 1.1 7 7 11 140 4 500 90 65 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 10 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Pig Landrace This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses the formation of sinthetics. eng. Landrace DamLine, Meat n n n n n n uni color: white. 75 65 300 250 head medium, it has a straight profile, Celtic ears, with excellent body length. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed imported, origin Denmark. 1958 Southern, Southeast region, Mato Grosso, and Goiás state. intensive concentrate stationary 1.6 1.5 6 6 10 9 11 121 119 124 5 638 90 70 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness: 1.3 cm; 2. marbling: 1.1 %. 12 8 16 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Pig Large Black This breed is essentially a meat producer, with good exploration in lard. eng. Large Black Lard, Meat unknown situation in the country, there must be few animals. n n n n n n uni colour: black. 300 250 head medium, it has a ultra concave profile, celtics ears, with long and wide body. Exotic n Domestic Breed imported, origin England. 1915 South and Southeast region. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Pig Large White This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses the formation of sinthetics. eng. Large White Meat, SireLine n n n n n n uni color: white. 90 80 300 250 head medium, it has a concave profile, Asiatic ears. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed imported, origin England. 1968 Midwest, Southern, and Southeast region. intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 1.1 7 7 11 135 4 640 96 74 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness: 1.6 cm; 2. marbling: 1.8 % 12 8 18 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Pig Meishan This breed is essentially a lard producer, meat exploration too, showing excellent results in quality, but also in crosses the formation of sinthetics. eng. Meishan DamLine, Lard, Meat n n High prolificacy, and precocious. Presents a high standard of juiciness in the meat, tasty. n n multi coloured: black with white spots. it has a concave profile, long and heavy ears. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed imported, origin China. 2011 Minas Gerais state. intensive concentrate stationary 5 5 86 48 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness: 2.2 cm; 2. marbling: 1.9 % 16 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Brazil BRA Pig Monteiro This breed is mainly lard producer, with little meat, wild animals are hunted. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Hunting, Lard, Meat well adapted to Pantanal conditions. n n n It has a well-developed muzzle. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: black, dark-brown. 63 58 55 45 long hairs with medium sized head and neck, as well as a full, long leg. Exotic n Feral Breed originated from pigs brought by the colonizers that, in the second half of the 18th century, founded Albuquerque (at present the city of Corumbá). 1532 Found mainly in the Mato Grosso, and Mato Grosso do Sul states. back yard or farm yard production, scavenger farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1 0.8 9 8 12 180 8 200 30 45 Grassland-based system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm. 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Moura This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat, and used in crosses to the formation meat types. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Mouro, Pereira, Estrela, Estrelense GeneralCrossbreeding, Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n high tendency to accumulate fat. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. multi colored: dapple grey, dapple rose. 79 75 93 89 medium sized animal. It has a sub-concave and rectilinear profile with medium sized head and ears, the latter are droopy with a shape intermediary between Celtic and Iberian types. The muzzle is of medium length and has a small double chin. It has a short neck and an average to wide chest, wide back of medium length, wide leg of medium depth and little muscle, straight short belly and short, fine, strong bones. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed probably composite of Canastra and Duroc breeds. 1700 Found mainly in the Southern region. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.8 1.7 6 6 12 150 5 500 65 49 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 7 6 8 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Brazil BRA Pig Nilo This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Nilo-Canastra Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n They are medium prolificacy. The dams are good mothers. The Nilo-Canastra breed fattens easily, producing large quantities of lard and fat. They are rustic and late developing Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: black, sometimes with white spots. 51 45 120 100 hairless, Iberian type. They are of average size and their main trait is lack of hair. The Nilo has a sub-concave profile, with Iberian type ears. It has fine bone structure with reduced musculature and large production of lard. Its head is medium sized, with a short, thick neck, wide chest, straight back of medium length and short, medium thick shoulder, wide full leg, straight full belly with fine but resistant bone structure and fragile tendons. Exotic n Domestic Breed probably composite of Canasta x Armadillo, similar to Teano's naked breed; Napolitan sub-breed. 1700 Southeast, and Southern region. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1 0.8 8 9 14 150 6 250 55 45 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm. 7 6 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Piau This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat, and used in crosses to the formation meat types. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Carioca, Piau São Carlos, Piau Uberaba GeneralCrossbreeding, Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: white with black spots. 72 65 180 120 It has a sub-concave and rectilinear profile, Iberian and asiatic type. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed probably composite of Poland China, Duroc, Canastra, and Canastrão. 1700 Southeast region, Paranaiba river basin. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.2 1.1 8 9 14 150 6 300 60 48 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm. 9 8 10 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Pietrain This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses the formation of sinthetics. fr. Pietrain Meat, SireLine n n n n n n multi coloured: white with black spots (overo). 65 60 200 150 head large, it has a concave profile, asiatic wars, four leg breed (double muscular). Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin Belgium, crosses by Berkshire, and Tamworth breeds. 1967 São Paulo, Paraná, and Santa Catarina states. intensive concentrate stationary 1 1 7 7 12 130 5 600 90 78 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 1. fat thickness: 1.1 cm; 2. marbling: 1.2 %. 11 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Pig Pirapitinga This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Pirapetinga, Mandi Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n It is a rustic animal, and medium precocity and prolificacy. n lean head, ears that stand up and long muzzle. Its profile is rectilinear and fine and medium sized bones Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: black, or violet. 63 58 130 110 medium size, with fine bone structure and good length. It is almost without hair. lean head, ears that stand up and long muzzle. Its profile is rectilinear and fine and medium sized bones. Exotic n Domestic Breed probably composite of Nilo and Tatu breeds. 1700 Southeast, Northeast and Northern region, mainly Minas Gerais state. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 0.9 8 9 14 150 8 300 60 45 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm. 7 6 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Poland China This breed is essentially a meat producer, with good exploration in lard. eng. Poland China Lard, Meat unknown situation in the country, there must be few animals. n n n n n n uni color: black with muzzle and legs white. 70 65 290 240 head little, it has a concave profile, iberian ears, with long body. Exotic n Domestic Breed imported, origin USA. 1950 Southern, and Southeast region. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.2 1 8 9 14 135 6 450 90 48 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 8 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Pig Sorocaba This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, with little meat. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n The Sorocaba is a rustic animal, with medium prolificacy and tendency to fatten. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: reddish. 70 65 100 90 small head and narrow forehead, sub-concave profile, asiatic ears, wide, long cheek, shoulders and back are straight but not wide, deep leg which isn't wide or full, straight underbelly and short, fine bone structure. Exotic n Domestic Breed probably composite of 3/8 Red Caruncho, 3/8 Tamworth (english), and 2/8 Duroc breeds. 1956 Minas Gerais, and São Paulo state. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 1.2 1 8 8 14 150 7 200 45 45 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm. 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Tamworth This breed is essentially a meat producer, with good exploration in lard. eng. Tamworth Lard, Meat unknown situation in the country, there must be few animals. n n n n n n uni colour: chestnut reddish. 250 200 head little, it has a concave profile, asiatic ears, with long body, and back in level. Exotic n Domestic Breed imported, origin England. 1915 Southern, and Southeast region. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Brazil BRA Pig Tatú This breed is essentially a lard producer to subsistence creation, satisfactory in meat. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Baé, Tatuzinho, Bahia, Baié, Canastrinha, Macau, Perna curta Lard, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n n uni colour: black. 68 60 90 75 hairless, similar to Pirapitinga. It has a small size, short, thick neck, double-grey developed, pronounced underbelly with little musculature, dragged on the ground when adult and fat or when the female is pregnant. Its head is of medium size, with a sub-concave profile, asiatic ears, narrow chest, short, full shoulder and back, narrow leg, short bone structure. Exotic n Domestic Breed probably composite of chinese breeds (Siamesa e Conchinchina) e indochineses. 1700 Midwest, Northeast and Northern region. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding stationary 0.9 0.65 8 9 15 150 7 200 35 43 Backyard system, continously free-ranging. Subsistence, access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability restricted throughout the year, Mating uncontrolled - with male, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. fat thickness: 4 to 5 cm. 7 2 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Pig Wessex This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses the formation of sinthetics. eng. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Wessex Saddleback Lard, Meat, SireLine n n n n n n multi coloured: black with a white band on the hands and shoulder. head medium, it has a straight profile, Celtic ears. Exotic y 1955 Domestic Breed imported, origin England. intensive concentrate stationary 1 1 8 8 12 140 4 500 90 60 Landless system - Industrial continuous confinement (shed/cage/pen, etc.), Housing - not completely climate controlled - cooling facilities. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify; controlled mating - hand or pen mating, artificial insemination; disease and parasite regulary control. 9 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Sheep Australian Merino This breed is essentially a wool producer, and show satisfactory results in meat producer, also used in crosses. eng. Australian Merino Merino Australiano Meat, SireLine, Wool There is a variety within the naturally colored breed, which presents the wool with a pigmentation different from white, with variations in shades of brown, black, in others. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n Wool of great quality and industrial value. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 / 2 0 / 2 horn triangular section, grows in a spiral, with ripples along its entire length, or polled. 60 50 110 80 strong, and long head, convex in profile, with little ears in proportion the head size, face free of wool. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin Australian. 1854 Rio Grande do Sul, and São Paulo states. Wool Fine 10 5 15 18 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 2.5 2 7 7 15 240 7 100 12 42 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Bergamasca This breed is essentially a milk producer, however there is potencial for meat, with low quality wool. it. Bergamasca Bergamácia Meat, Milk, Wool This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n Breed used in Italy to make Gorgonzola cheese. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 80 75 110 75 big head, it has a ultra concave profile, with pending ears that goes until the tip of the muzzle, the dorsal line is straight. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed imported, orgin Italy. 1930 Northeast, Midwest, Southeast region, and Paraná state. Wool Coarse / Carpet 4.5 30.5 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 180 250 5 1.4 6 3 3 7 7 18 300 9 100 25 42 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 3 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Black Belly This breed is essentially a meat producer. eng. Barbados Black Belly Barriga Negra Meat well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. It has high disease resistance, mainly to worms. n n n Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: brown, or chestnut (light to dark) with belly, inside legs, neck, and face stripe on black. 0 0 polled animals. 69 63 80 50 triangular to oval head, straight to subconvex in profile, with middle ears in a horizontal position. Exotic n Domestic Breed origin of the animals brought from Holland by the colonizers, probably descended from sheep from North America and the Caribbean, with the Red Maasai breed from Kenya. 1652 Northeast, and Roraima state. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 3.6 3.4 10 10 18 276 227 120 20 43 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 3 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Border Leicester This breed is essentially a meat producer, and show satisfactory results in wool producer. eng. Border Leicester Meat, Wool This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n prolific, with high birth rates. Shiny and very soft wool; of high interest for craft industry and industrial demand for carpets. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 80 70 120 80 strong, and medium head, ultra convex in profile, with medium ears, head totally free of wool. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed imported, orgin Scotland. 1960 Rio Grande do Sul state. Wool Coarse / Carpet 7 4 10 39 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 2.5 2 7 7 14 240 7 200 15 45 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Brazil BRA Sheep Cariri This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Meat, SkinsHides well adapted to conditions in the semi-arid northeast. n n n n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: black, with belly, inside legs, neck, and face stripe on white. 0 0 polled animals. 60 55 80 45 medium head, it has a semi convex profile, with medium ears downwards, the dorsal line is straight. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed probably composite of the cross between Santa Inês, Morada Nova, and Black-Belle breeds. Northeast region. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 2.5 2 10 10 18 250 9 150 20 43 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 3 local No Information atRisk endangered -Brazil BRA Sheep Corriedale This breed is essentially a wool producer, and show satisfactory results in meat producer, also used in crosses. eng. Corriedale Meat, SireLine, Wool There is a variety within the naturally colored breed, which presents the wool with a pigmentation different from white, with variations in shades of brown, black, in others. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n Wool of great quality and industrial value. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 70 60 100 80 medium and strong head, straight or lightly convex in profile, with middle ears in horizontal position, head covered of wool (except eyes, and muzzle, and ears). Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin New Zealand, from crosses between Merinos, Romney Marsh, Lincoln e Leicester. 1930 Rio Grande do Sul, Ceará, and São Paulo states. Wool Medium 5.5 28.7 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 2.5 2 7 7 15 240 7 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Crioula This breed is essentially a wool producer, and has a low fat meat. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Crioulo Lanado, curraleiro Meat, Wool This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n wool naturally coloured (black, white, brown, yellow, grey). n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: head and legs sometimes white, grey, reddish, or black. 0 / 2 / 4 0 / 2 / 4 horn triangular section, which opens laterally to the face, when there is a pair, they show up as a cylindrical section, the upper one is erect and the lower one curved towards the face. 62 60 45 42 medium head, straight to subconvex in profile, with middle ears in a horizontal position. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed origin of the animals brought by the colonizers, probably descended of the Hispanic Lacha breed, as well as Romney Marsh and Corriedale. 1800 Southern, Midwest region, São Paulo e Acre states. Wool Coarse / Carpet 1.85 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 3.4 3.1 4 7 16 240 9 130 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1. lamb weaning weight: 18.68 kg; 2. 18-month weight: 31.47 kg; 3. birth rate 87.3%; 4. weaning rate 74.7%; 5. mortality (from birth to weaning) 12.5%. 1.5 1 3 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Brazil BRA Sheep Dorper This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses to the formation of meat types. eng. Dorper Meat, SireLine This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n Great muscular development. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association multi coloured: white, with the head black. 2 2 small horns or developed only at the base. 50 45 80 75 strong, and long head, not concave in profile, with middle ears in proportion the head size. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed recently imported, origin South of Africa. 1998 country-wide extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 5 4.5 6 6 11 240 7 225 17 50 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Hampshire This breed is essentially a meat producer, and shown excellent results, not only as purebreds, but also in crosses to the formation of meat types. eng. Hampshire Down Meat, SireLine, Wool There is a variety within the naturally colored breed, which presents the wool with a pigmentation different from white, with variations in shades of brown, black, in others. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n n n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: black. 0 0 polled animals. 76 72 120 80 larga and strong head, with middle ears in horizontal position, head covered of wool (except eyes, and muzzle, and ears). Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin England. Southern region, Mato Grosso do Sul, Distrito Federal, Bahia, Maranhão, and São Paulo states. Wool Medium 2.5 29 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3.5 3 8 8 14 250 7 250 17 53 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Ideal This breed is essentially a wool producer, and show satisfactory results in meat producer, also used in crosses. port. Polwarth Meat, SireLine, Wool There is a variety within the naturally colored breed, which presents the wool with a pigmentation different from white, with variations in shades of brown, black, in others. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n Wool of great quality and industrial value. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 76 72 75 60 medium and elongated head, straight in profile, with middle ears in horizontal position, head covered of wool (except eyes, and muzzle). Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin Australian. 1934 Rio Grande do Sul state. Wool Medium 9 3.5 10 22.5 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3.5 3.3 7 7 15 270 7 190 13 42 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Ile de France This breed is essentially a meat producer, and show satisfactory results in wool producer, also used in crosses to the formation of meat types. fr. Ile-De-France Meat, SireLine, Wool There is a variety within the naturally colored breed, which presents the wool with a pigmentation different from white, with variations in shades of brown, black, in others. This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n Great muscular development. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 76 72 130 80 medium and strong head, straight or lightly convex in profile, with middle ears in horizontal position, never fallen, head covered of wool (except eyes, and muzzle, and ears). Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin France. 1970 Southern, Midwest, and Pernambuco, Piauí, and São Paulo states. Wool Medium 5 4 6 25 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 4 3.5 8 8 14 250 7 250 18 50 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Karakul This breed is essentially a producer of fur, with colored wool and low-fat meat. eng. Karakul Meat, SkinsHides, Wool This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n Wool and skin naturally coloured (black, white, brown, yellow, grey). lamb is slaughtered until 3 days old or newborn the skin is called Astrakan or Breitschwanz. Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association multi colored: black, gray, brown, and combinations. 0 / 2 0 / 2 horn grows in different shapes and sizes. thin and little head, convex in profile, with long ears in lightly fallen position, head totally free of wool. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed imported, origin Iran, and Afghanistan. 1931 Rio Grande do Sul, and São Paulo states. Wool Coarse / Carpet 1.5 33 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 4 7 16 240 9 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Lacaune This breed is essentially a milk producer, however there is potencial for meat, with low quality wool. fr. Lacaune Meat, Milk, Wool This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n Breed used in France to make Roquefort cheese. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 80 70 98 75 thin head, straight or convex in profile, with long ears in lightly fallen position, head totally free of wool, and cylindrical neck. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed recently introduced, origin France. Southern, Southeast, and Alagoas, Bahia, and Rio Grande do Norte states. Wool Coarse / Carpet 2 1.5 2.5 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3 3 7 7 18 280 9 100 12 42 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Morada Nova This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. Morada Nova Deslanado Branco, Deslanado Vermelho, Deslanado de Nordeste Meat, SkinsHides high adaptability to the semi-arid climate. It has high disease resistance, mainly to worms. n n n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white, red in all shades with white tail tip. 0 0 polled animals. 65 62 50 40 wide head, subconvex in profile, with middle ears finished in point. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed origin of the animals brought by the colonizers, probably descended of the hair sheep of African. 1900 Northeast region. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 2.4 2.1 9 9 15 240 9 160 35 43 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 3 international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Brazil BRA Sheep Pantaneiro This breed is essentially a meat producer, however there is potencial for milk, with low quality wool. port. Meat, Milk, Wool This breed is extremely adapted to the very harsh environment of the Pantanal region (flooded in the rainy season and arid in the dry season). It has high disease resistance, mainly to worms. The females are annual polyestric, they do not have reproductive seasonality. n have hulls resistant to flooded regions. Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation. uni colour: white, black, reddish. 0 0 polled animals. 62 60 50 45 medium head, convex in profile, with middle ears downwards. Exotic n Domestic Breed origin of the animals brought by the colonizers, probably descended of the Churra, Churra Bordaleira, Merino e Lacha. 1524 Midwest of Brazil, on Pantanal region. Wool Coarse / Carpet 2.2 30.7 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 90 96 45 162 1.1 3.7 3 147 18 48 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 3 local No Information unknown unknown -Brazil BRA Sheep Poll Dorset This breed is essentially a meat producer, and show satisfactory results in wool producer, also used in crosses. eng. Poll Dorset Meat, SireLine, Wool This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 70 65 112 78 strong head, straight in profile, with middle ears in horizontal position, never fallen, head covered of wool (except eyes, and muzzle, and ears). Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin England. Southern, Midwest, and Northeast region. Wool Medium 2.5 2 3 29.5 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3.5 3 8 8 14 250 7 250 17 54 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Polypay This breed is essentially a meat producer, and show satisfactory results in wool producer, also used in crosses. eng. Polypay Meat, SireLine, Wool This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. n n n n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 65 60 125 85 strong, and medium head, straight in profile, with middle ears in forward facing, and horizontal position, face free of wool, except for the nape and forelock, long and cylindrical body. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed recently imported, origin USA, from crosses between Finnsheep, Rambouillet, Targhee, Dorset breeds. 2000 Rio Grande do Sul state. Wool Medium 3.8 3 4.5 27.5 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3 2.5 6 6 12 210 7 250 16 45 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Brazil BRA Sheep Rabo Largo This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. Damara Dâmara, fat tail Meat, SkinsHides high adaptability to the semi-arid climate. n n n n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white, red and combinations. 0 / 2 0 / 2 medium to long horns coiled, or polled. 60 55 48 35 little head, straight in profile, with short ears with format of conic, short hair, fat-rump. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed imported, origin from fat tail breeds by South of Africa. Northeast region. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 3 2.7 9 9 20 250 8 150 35 43 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 3 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Brazil BRA Sheep Romney Marsh This breed is essentially a wool producer, and show satisfactory results in meat producer, also used in crosses. eng. Romney Meat, SireLine, Wool There is a variety within the naturally colored breed, which presents the wool with a pigmentation different from white, with variations in shades of brown, black, in others. This breed is very well adapted to the temperate climate region. It has high disease resistance, mainly to worms. n Wool of great quality and industrial value. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 76 69 90 70 large, and strong head, lightly convex in profile, with large ears in forward facing, and horizontal position, face free of wool, except for the nape and forelock. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin England. Southern region. Wool Medium 9 3 12 34.5 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 2.5 2 7 7 15 240 7 190 13 42 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Santa Ines This breed is essentially a meat producer, has a high quality skin, also in crosses to formation of meat type animals. port. Santa Ines Pelo de Boi da Bahia, Santa Inês GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n They are highly prolific and sexually precocious. n n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association multi coloured: black, red, white, and pied. 0 0 polled animals. 65 60 100 75 medium head, subconvex in profile, with short ears with format of spear. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed origin probably of the crosses from Bergamacia, Morada Nova, Somalis breeds, and other mixed breed sheep. 1940 Northeast, Southeast, and Midwest region. extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 3.4 3.2 6 7 18 240 9 150 30 43 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 2 1 3 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Somali Brasileiro This breed is essentially a meat producer, and has a high quality skin. port. This genetic group or breed was categorized as exotic due to normative regulation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (http://imprensanacional.gov.br/materia/-/asset_publisher/Kujrw0TZC2Mb/content/id/12164687/do1-2018-04-27-instrucao-normativa-n-19-de-16-de-abril-de-2018-12164683) Somali Brazilian Somali, Somali, Cabeça Preta, Rabo Gordo Meat, SkinsHides high adaptability to the semi-arid climate. n n n It has a base of the tail with a large reserve of fat used when in food shortage. Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni coloured: white with black head 0 0 polled animals. 60 55 70 42 medium head, straight in profile, with short ears with format of spear in tip, short hair, small fat-rump. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed imported, origin from fat tail breeds by Somalia and Ethiopia. 1939 Northeast, and Southern region. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 2.5 2.2 10 10 18 250 9 200 18 48 Grasslands based system, natural pasture, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water occasionally restricted, and feed availability frequently restricted during periods of the year, Mating uncontrolled - with ram, disease and parasite occasionally control. 1.5 1 3 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Brazil BRA Sheep Suffolk This breed is essentially a meat producer, and show satisfactory results in wool producer, also used in crosses. eng. Suffolk Meat, SireLine, Wool This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n Great muscular development. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: black. 0 0 polled animals. 80 70 150 90 strong, and long head, convex in profile, with long ears in lightly fallen position, head totally free of wool. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin England. Northeast, Southeast, and Midwest region. Wool Medium 2.5 27 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 4 3.5 8 8 14 250 7 300 20 55 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Brazil BRA Sheep Texel This breed is essentially a meat producer, and show satisfactory results in wool producer, also used in crosses. dutch Texel Meat, SireLine, Wool This breed adapted the diversity climatic variations in the Brazilian tropical climate. n n Great muscular development. n Sheep Breeders Brazilian Association uni colour: white. 0 0 polled animals. 70 65 115 85 strong, and large head, convex in profile, with long ears in lightly up position, and frontward, head totally free of wool. Exotic y 1977 Domestic Breed continually imported, origin Netherlands, descend mainly from Lincoln breed. Northeast, Southeast, Southern, and Midwest region. Wool Medium 2.5 28.5 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 3.5 3.2 8 8 14 250 7 300 20 52 Grassland-based ranching system, free-ranging with confinement at night. Access to drinking water normally, and feed availability in quantify and qualify, mating controlled - with ram, artificial insemination, disease and parasite regulary control. 2 1 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Ass Green The Green Monkey forms part of the livestock sub-sector as a genetic resource, is used in eco-tourism in the Wildlife Reserve, and is also a source of foreign exchange as it is exported to the United Kingdom for primate research. eng. TouristAttraction TouristicPotential domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Barbados BRB Cattle Creole eng. Creole Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Barbados BRB Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk multi coloured: black and white or red and white 0 0 681.8 Holsteins are large and stylish animals. domestic breed imported; locally adapted; The Holstein cow originated in Europe. The major historical development of this breed occurred in what is now the Netherlands and more specifically in the two northern provinces of North Holland and Friesland, which lay on either side of the Zuider Zee. The original stock was the black animals and white animals of the Batavians and Friesians, migrant European tribes who settled in the Rhine Delta region about 2,000 years ago. 1950's 7913 6 15 15 6 Average production for all Holsteins is enrolled in official U.S. production-testing programs in 1987. international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Cattle Jamaica Black Poll eng. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Barbados BRB Cattle Jamaica Red Poll eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Barbados BRB Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk Adaptable to a wide range of climatic and geographical conditions. They are more tolerant of heat than the larger breeds. They are excellent grazers and perform well in intensive grazing programs. Most Jerseys produce far in excess of 13 times their bodyweight in milk each lactation. 0 0 409.1 domestic breed imported; locally adapted; The Jersey breed originated on the Island of Jersey, a small British island in the English Channel off the coast of France. The Jersey is one of the oldest dairy breeds, having been reported by authorities as being purebred for nearly six centuries. 1950's international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Barbados BRB Chicken Creole eng. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Material unknown unknown -Barbados BRB Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; locally adapted international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Goat British Alpine eng. British Alpine Milk These are temperate breeds and as such could be affected by our tropical conditions. They generally have long lactations and average milk yield per day is 4.1 kg at 3.8 % butterfat and 2.7% protein. 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom to repopulate the island after the disease outbreak; locally adapted breed 1990's 108 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Barbados BRB Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Goat Saanen Saanen Milk These are temperate breeds and as such could be affected by our tropical conditions. It is a popular breed and is known for its high milk production throughout the year. Average milk yield per day is 5.2 k at 3.5 % butterfat and 2.6 % protein. 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom to repopulate the island after the disease outbreak; locally adapted breed 1990's 85 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk These are temperate breeds and as such could be affected by our tropical conditions. It performs best under cooler conditions. They do not generally produce as much milk as the Saanan breed, but have consistently good udders and are known for their persistent milk production over long periods. 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom to repopulate the island after the disease outbreak; locally adapted breed 1990s 97 3.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Pig Cambora eng. Meat domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Barbados BRB Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat Adapted to our local climatic conditions. Superior growth rate and high quality carcass. uni coloured: white long body length (82 cm) domestic breed locally adapted breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat Adapted to our local climatic conditions. superior mothering ability, large litters and growth efficiency. uni coulour: white large compact body (78 cm) domestic breed locally adapted breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Pig PIC eng. PIC HY Meat domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently imported international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Rabbit California eng. California Meat multi coloured: white body with black on the feet ears and nose 5 5 compact body domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Rabbit Flemish Giant Basically used in cross-breeding programmes with the New Zealand White and Californian as a terminal cross. eng. Flemish Giant Meat Bad mother ability. uni coloured: grey large body domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat uni coloured: white body with pink pearly eyes 5 5 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Sheep Barbados Black Belly Barbados Blackbelly sheep is the genetic resource used for meat production but the West African and crosses with the BBB also contribute to mutton and lamb production. eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. Ewes have a well developed mammary system. breeds at any time of year and twice per year lambing is common, along with a high percentage of multiple births; annual lambing rate is above 150%. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: black, brown
comment: black nose, ears, eyebrows, belly and lower legs, tan with black belly (badger face) 0 0 The breed is normally hornless (polled). 78 65 75 50 medium-size, leggy goat, male has a mane. The ears are of medium size and do not droop. There is a tendency towards a Roman nose in rams. domestic breed introduced from Africa over 300 years ago. The Barbados Blackbelly Sheep (BBB) is a tropical hair sheep. Evidence points to Dutch traders bringing wool breeds of sheep into Barbados that were crossed with African hair sheep brought to the island along with the slaves, resulting in what is now known as the Barbados Blackbelly Sheep. over 300 years ago hair 90 F17-8, 16 W24-20 2.1 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Sheep Black eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Barbados BRB Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Barbados BRB Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 75 50 domestic breed recently imported 1.9 international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Barbados BRB Sheep West African Mutton and lamb production. eng. West African Dwarf Meat uni coloured: reddish brown with the under parts, inner sides of the legs, ears and face of a lighter colour 0 0 60 48 37 25 long-legged and dwarf types. domestic breed Locally adapted breed, originated from West Africa. 1.31 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Buffalo Buffalo eng local No Material atRisk endangered -Bhutan BTN Cattle Bajo Dzongkha wengba, lango for bull Milk In the western Bhutan the breed is called Bajo while in eastern Bhutan it is called Goleng. The Goleng / Bajo look alike and are historically from the same origin. Real breed studies are lacking and they are not specified in the census data. 0 0 96.5 94.4 humpless and very small and compact animal. Average body length is 114 (m) and 115.3 (f).Average heart girth is 132 (m) and 132.8 (f). domestic The origin of goleng is from the place of domestication along the silk road to Tibet and Mongolia.They came in ancient times over the highiest himalayan ridges to the southern slopes of Bhutan but remained at high altitude areas of Bhutan. particularly found at high altitude in the dzongkhags of Thimphu,Wangdue , Gasa and Bumthang. 308 307 309 521 520 522 43 54.2 free range system They are well adapted to cold and harsh climate,high altitude,high radiation and big day and night temperature differences.their fodder requirements are very modest. Performance Lactation yield (ltrs) 521.1 Lactation length (days) 308.8 Life expectancy 15.2 local No Material atRisk critical -Bhutan BTN Cattle Bamen Dzongkha Mithun Mencha, Mithun DraughtPower, GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk multi coloured: dark slate in coloured with white stockings below the knees
comment: Calves are born dark red in coloured which turns into the characteristic coloured by 6 months of age. They have a dorsal ridge on the crest of the shoulder 2 2 symmetrical, diverging outward, pointed tips 180 160 370 350 short tail, big dewlap, flat forehead domestic breed Mithun Bos frontalis is the decendant of Gaur, which originated in the Northeast India but has been breed in Bhutan since at least the 17th century. Mithun (male) are often crossbred with Thrabam (female of Nublang) to reproduce Jatsa and Jatsham, which are productively superior compared to either of the parent breeds ( Biodiversith Action Plan 2009) All regions except far north and far south of Bhutan. 166 180 15 20 F24-370 F46-46 These cattle feed mainly on browsing. regional Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained critical -Bhutan BTN Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk well adapted to temperate climatic conditions 0 0 320 450 domestic exotic breed of Bos taurus breed. originated from Alps in Switzerland. high altitude areas of the country 305 2463 4.2 7.5 35 36 450 free grazing system with night enclosed in the shed free grazing system Average gestation period 285 days. average lactation length 305 days. international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Cattle Goleng Dzongkha GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk In the western Bhutan the breed is called Bajo while in eastern Bhutan it is called Goleng. The Goleng / Bajo look alike and are historically from the same origin.Real breed studies are lacking and they are not specified in the census data. Extremely well adapted to a cold and harsh climate,high altitude,high radiation and big night and day temperature difference. Their fodder requirements are very modest. The colour is predominently black and dark brown,but there are some red and yellow animals as well.Some animals are all white. 2 2 The horns are shorty and fine and are sometimes even missing.The horn colour is black.The average length of the horn is 21.3 cm in male and 13.4 cm in female. horn circumference is 15.8 in male and 9.9 in female. 96.5 94.4 humpless and very small and compact animal. The head is big, long and wide compared to rest of the body. Average body length is 119.65 cm and Heart girth is 136.2cm. domestic breed Bos taurus short horn, humpless, small breed of Tibetan and Mongolia.The origin of goleng is from the place of domestication along the silk road to Tibet and Mongolia.They came in ancient times over the highest Himalayan ridges to the southern slopes of Bhutan but remained at high altitude areas particularly found in Merak sakten dungkhags. Before 1950ies when there was occasional trades of cattle with Tibet. In Merak Sakten in Trashigang. extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 308 180 540 521 147 1642 9 43 54.2 open free range system Farmers usually keep 1 to 2 goleng cattle in their herds of cattle and cattle -yak crosses.They are well adapted to cold and harsh climate,high altitude,high radiation and big day and night temperature differences.their fodder requirements are very modest. Lactation yield 521.1,lactation length 308.8, calves per year 0.7 and calves in life time 9.0 and life expectancy 15.2 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Bhutan BTN Cattle Jaba Guree, Assamese DraughtPower, Milk All colours are found but yellow /red are dominent followed by black ,brown and grey. 0/2 0/2 Horns are often reduced to a stub and ssome animals are even polled.the horn circumference is average10.8 cm in female while for male average is 14.3 cm. 109.5 103.9 domestic breed Jaba is an Indian breed from Assam.It is trans boundary breed found in India and border areas of Southern Bhutan. border areas of southern Bhutan 34.97 46.97 Lactation yield (litres) 532.76,lactation length (days)308.62, calves in life time (no)9.64 and life expectancy (years)14.86. local No Material atRisk endangered -Bhutan BTN Cattle Jersey Used for cross breeding with native cattle. eng. Jersey Meat, Milk light red brown 0 0 95.29 109.4 Average body length 134.58cm (m) and 162.6cm (f), average heart girth 146.58cm(m) and 164.11cm(f), average tail length 50.77cm (m) and 70.59cm (f). domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide 305 2500 2997 4 8.3 20 22 30 out door and indoor management system. 1 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Cattle Nublang Dzongkha Nublang is the traditional cattle breed of Bhutan since its presence dates back to time immemorial. It is a priority breed for conservation as its existence is threatened by introduction of high yielding exotic breeds in the country and restriction of forest grazing in the country. Siri Trahbum, dzongkha), Nublang DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk # Nublang is genetically unique and distinct from any other cattle in the neighboring countries # Nublang in the eastern part of the country is genetically different from the Nublangs in the west and centre region # Age old tradition # Time-tested draught power # Affordable # Easily manageable; zero management required # Robust and very adaptive # Contribution to the genepool * Requires minimal or no management * Grazes freely in the forest during the day and is tethered at night * The animal is highly adapted to a wide range of agroclimatic conditions * Relatively more resistant to diseases than exotic breeds * Good foraging abilities * High adaptability can endure adverse nutritional and climatic conditions resistance to many diseases and parasites.. multi coloured: usually black-and-white or red-and-white 2 2 Big Horn directed sidewards, backward head, thinner posterior part Native y 2007 domestic breed The origin of Nublang is linked to the legendary lake NubTshonopata, located on the western mountain ranges of Haa and above Nakha village in Sangbay geog. The legend resonates over many generations that the first breeding bull was gifted by the *Tshomoen of Nub Tshonapata to a cow herder who generously provided food and shelter to the Tshomoen. According to the elders of Sangbeykha, the gifted bull actually appeared, heading towards the herd of the herder, after a fewdays of the departure of the Tshomoen. The herder took good care of the bull and crossbred it with his herd. Soon the Nublang breed became popular and spread widely in the region. Thus Sangbey geog came to be known for the best Nublang breed in the kingdom. They are considered as a stabilized breed from crossing of humpless cattle (Bos taurus) from Tibet and humped cattle from India They are found throughout the country with higher concentration in Chukha, Haa and Samtse districts. 278 273 280 466 460 470 4.9 4.7 5 1.8 12 10 43 55 646 225 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with all year round housing and grazing and fodder. # Requires minimal or no management # Grazes freely in the forest during the day and is tethered at night # The animal is highly adapted to a wide range of agroclimatic conditions # Relatively more resistant to diseases than exotic breeds # Good foraging abilities # High adaptability can endure adverse nutritional and climatic conditions Average age at 1st mating (month) 43 Average gestation period (days) 279 regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Barred Yuebja The population is the total of native and improved chicken. poolsuri Eggs, Meat single yellow various various colours barred, autosomal indigenous Both male and females have feathers crossed with sharply defined bars of black against white.Bars are irregular in size or uniform through out the feathers. Plumage: Both male and female have feathers crossed with sharply defined bars of black against white. Bars are irregular in size or uniform throughout the feathers. Female’s bars are generally narrower and darker than those of a male, which is dominated by underlying white feathers in its wings. domestic line Indigenous found all over the country semi - intensive Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems : intensive system, semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system (free range). Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages. Birds search their own food, scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Baylaitey • Source of animal protein in the form of meat and eggs • Financial security through sale of meat and eggs and live birds • Pest control • Provide manure for farm use lhosham The chicken population reflected is the total population of both improved and native chicken. Eggs, Meat The entire mitochondrial D-loop sequences (1232 bp) from eight lines suggest that Bhutanese chickens are genetically diverse and originated from the Red Jungle Fowl (Nidup et al., 2005). However, genetic differentiation among Bhutanese native chicken population was small when estimated from blood groups and morpho-genetic characteristics (Yamamoto et al., 2007). single white various various colours no special pattern indigenous Colour and pattern varies This line is medium-built and resembles ancient English Dorking breed typically characterised by short shank. Some have feathers on their shank. The word Baylaitey refers to “exotic”. This is because of its large and graceful looks, somewhat similar to pure bred exotic chickens. Plumage: colour and pattern varies from Baylaitey to seim, yubjha naap and native white types. Comb, wattles & earlobes: unlike other lines, short legged line has large comb and extremely large and long wattle. Earlobe is also large. Shank: short shank and sometimes feathered domestic line Who introduced chickens in Bhutan? Where were they brought from? There is no record or evidence of these as of now. Chickens have existed in Bhutanese villages from time immemorial withstanding changes and test of time. They are found in almost all agro-ecological zones ranging from wet-subtropical to alpine regions. Frizzle and Naked neck are found mainly in warmer regions of southern foothills. Record suggests over 63% households in Bhutan raise chickens. critical and not many are found across the country. Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems : intensive system, semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system (free range). Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages. Birds search their own food, scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Belochem • Source of animal protein in the form of meat and eggs • Financial security through sale of meat and eggs and live birds • Pest control • Provide manure for farm use Dz. The population data is the total of improved and native chicken. umboelochem Eggs, Fertilizer, Meat Local Name: Belo means traditional ‘sun-cap’. Plumage: comes in varying colours and feather patterns. This group of birds are characterised by a crest of head feathers. They look very stylish. This line is considered to be critical around the world. It is also true in Bhutan as not many such birds are found across the country. They are relatively resistant to major poultry diseases. single blue-black black various colours no special pattern indigenous Multicoloured-varying colours and feather patterns domestic line indigenous:Who introduced chickens in Bhutan? Where were they brought from? There is no record or evidence of these as of now. Chickens have existed in Bhutanese villages from time immemorial withstanding changes and test of time. They are found in almost all agro-ecological zones ranging from wet-subtropical to alpine regions. Frizzle and Naked neck are found mainly in warmer regions of southern foothills. Record suggests over 63% households in Bhutan raise chickens. Critical and not many are found across the country. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Bobthra Dzongkha The population reflected is the total of native and improved chicken. Bja Katseri, Seim, Paile, Jhapay maap Eggs, HouseholdPestControl, Meat The entire mitochondrial D-loop sequences (1232 bp) from eight lines suggest that Bhutanese chickens are genetically diverse and originated from the Red Jungle Fowl (Nidup et al.,2005). However, genetic differentiation among Bhutanese native chicken population was small when estimated from blood groups and morphogenetic characteristcs (Yamamoto et al.,2007) They are relatively resistant to major poultry diseases. single white grey various colours no special pattern indigenous Golden brown to reddish brown and light orange etc Plumage Male:Rich golden brown to reddish head,hackle,black,and saddle;breast and body are wheaten shaded.Tail is greenish black with sickle feathers.Female:Head is orange red.Hackle is light orange with black-greenish stripe down the middle of each feather. Comb,watt;es and earlobes: Rose,pea and single comb varieties.Single comb is common.Wattles are red,large and moderately long in males.Females have well-rounded and small wattles. Small,oblong earlobes;ear lobes are small and white in females.Males have red oblong earlobes. Shank: Shank and toes come in slate,black,yellow and white colours. domestic line indigenous :Bobthra is the most common line of indigenous chicken found in Bhutan. Many farmers believe they are the immediate descendant of the jungle fowl and for this reason, male and female of this line are collectively called Bobthra (Dz). They are also called Bja Katseri due to its high resemblance to red jungle fowl. Found across the country extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive farm-household by-products REARING,HOUSING AND FEEDING SYSTEM Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems :intensive system,semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system(free range).Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages.Birds search their own food,scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. Reproductive performance Fertility(%) 85.53 Embryonic Mortality(%) 14.87 Hatchability(%) 84.55 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Bhutan BTN Chicken Kauray lhosham The population is the total of native and improved chicken. Eggs, Meat single yellow yellow various colours no special pattern indigenous Multicoloured and barred combination Plumage: Colouring is almost Crele, an unusual multicoloured and barred combination. Male has orange-red against pale straw on head, hackle, back, and saddle. The feathers underneath are barred grey and white. Female: head and hackle are pale gold barred with greyish brown. Front of neck and breast have wheaten shades with a mix of greyish white on tail and wing feathers. Comb, wattles & earlobes: Mostly are single comb with more than five points that stand upright. Medium, thin, smooth wattles and earlobes. Shank: Found in yellow, white, and slate colours. domestic line indigenous All across the country semi - intensive REARING,HOUSING AND FEEDING SYSTEM Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems (intensive system,semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system(free range).Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages.Birds search their own food,scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Naked Neck eng. The population is the total of native and improved chicken Khuilay Eggs, Meat Khuilay - meaning ‘bald’. The naked neck is a notable and dominant characteristic characterised by complete lack of follicles in the neck and fewer or no feathers on the head. A featherless neck is an excellent adaptation for a hot environment as it is mostly found in Southern part of Bhutan. Naked neck has been reported in number of breeds including Transylvanian Naked neck, Malay Game, Cou Nu du Forez (France), Shingangadi (Zaire), and also in a number of local chicken populations around the world. This is true with Bhutanese local chicken population as well since naked neck has been found to occur in other types of indigenous chicken population. The gene for naked neck (Na) is an autosomal dominant and is mapped on chicken Chromosome 1. Naked neck has broad and flat back with prominent and square breast. As a broiler, they dress very nicely. Carcass is easily and quickly plucked and bare areas do not have as many feathers under the skin. They are relatively resistant to major poultry diseases. single blue-black yellow various colours no special pattern indigenous Uni colour-red,white, 3.11 2.38 Plumage The plumage is generally soft-feather red.Feather colouring is very diverse:white,black,brown,partridge,speckled,and wheaten colour.The skin on featherless area is bright red. domestic line indigenous: Who introduced chickens in Bhutan?Where were they brought from?There is no record or evidence of these as of now.Chickens have existed in Bhutanese villages from time immemorial withstanding changes and test of time.They are found in almost all agro-ecological zones ranging from wet-subtropical to alpine regions.Frizzle and Naked neck are found mainly in warmer regions of southern foothills. Record suggests over 63%households in Bhutan raise chickens. Southern part of Bhutan 53 50 56 58.72 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive farm-household by-products Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems:intensive system, semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system (free range).Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages.Birds search their own food, scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. Production parameters Nakedneck(N=20) Mean St Dev SE Mean No.of Eggs per month 19.35 1.81 0.412 No.of Eggs per year 53.93 8.21 1.847 Egg weight(gm) 58.72 0.69 0.155 Weight at first lay(kg) 1.58 0.44 0.10 Weight of adult male(kg) 3.11 0.57 0.13 Weight of adult female(kg) 2.38 0.42 0.09 Age at first lay(month) 6.40 0.67 0.15 Clutch Size(no) 19.25 1.71 0.38 Broodiness per year 3.08 1.09 0.24 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Pulom Dzongkha The population is the total of native and improved chicken Frizzle Dum shay Eggs, Meat The entire mitochondrial D-loop sequences (1232 bp) from eight lines suggest that Bhutanese chickens are genetically diverse and originated from the Red Jungle Fowl (Nidup et al.,2005). However, genetic differentiation among Bhutanese native chicken population was small when estimated from blood groups and morphogenetic characteristcs (Yamamoto et al.,2007) They are relatively resistant to major poultry diseases. single white yellow various colours no special pattern indigenous comes in various colours Feathers grow outward ( frizzle)Plumage: Frizzling is largely a characteristic of this single breed.The mutation manifests as feathers grow outward instead of lying smoothly along the body.The shafts of the contour feathers are curved.This characteristic is controlled by an incompletely dominent autosomal gen(F/f),which has been mapped on chromosome 7 linkage group II. Frizzling can occur in many other lines. For example, Seim frizzling conforms to the standards for frizzle as size, shape, and colors but also with uniform curly feathers throughout its plumage. Comb,wattles and earlobes: Has three different combs(rose,pea, and,single).In some variants, wattle is almost absent while in other, it is very prominent from small to large in size. Shank: Shank and toes come in slate,black,yellow and white colors. domestic line indigenous: Who introduced chickens in Bhutan?Where were they brought from?Tere is no record or evidence of these as of now.Chickens have existed in Bhutanese villages from time immemorial withstanding changes and test of time.They are found in almost all agro-ecological zones ranging from wet-subtropical to alpine regions.Frizzle and Naked neck are found mainly in warmer regions of southern foothills.Record suggests over 63%households in Bhutan raise chickens. Mostly in the southern part of Bhutan REARING,HOUSING AND FEEDING SYSTEM Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems:intensive system,semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system(free range).Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages.Birds search their own food, scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken RIR The population is the total of native and improved chicken. Rhode Island Red Rhode Island Red domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Shekheni lhosham the population is the total of native and improved chicken. Eggs, Meat single white various various colours mottled indigenous Various colours "Shekheni: The word refers to ""lean and thin"".In this poultry type,both males and females have long,slim shanks and very slims bodies.It has a longer shank compared to other lines.It has large and graceful looks somewhat similar to many pure bred exotic chickens. Plumage: Golden penciled hackle and saddle feathers.Male has black and spotted feathers on the breast with dark greenish sickle and main tail feathers Females have white feathers with broad muscular breast. Comb,wattles,and earlobes: Most of the variants in this line found with single combs.Male has large and prominent single comb with medium sized wattle.Female has relatively larger comb than most females lines with medium sized lines.Shank and toes are normally yellow but some are white with few slatted. Shank: Both males and females have long shank competitively than other lines.Shank and toes are normally yellow but some are white with few slatted." domestic line Indigenous Southern part of the country semi - intensive Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems:intensive system,semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system(free range).Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages.Birds search their own food,scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Yuebja Naap The meat is believed to have medicinal values. Dzongkha The population is the total of native and improved chicken Kalo kukhra Eggs, Meat The entire mitochondrial D-loop sequences(1232 bp) from eight lines suggest that Bhutanese chickens are genetically diverse and originated from the Red Jungle Fowl (Nidup et al.,2005). However, genetic differentiation among Bhutanese native chicken population was small when estimated from blood groups and morphogenetic characteristcs (Yamamoto et al.,2007) They are relatively resistant to major poultry diseases. single blue-black black self-black no special pattern indigenous Uniformly black, ranging from shiny greenish black to duller black 3.36 2.26 Plumage: Uniformly black,ranging from shiny greenish black to duller black,over entire body in both sexes.It is believed that the meat of Yubjha naap black variant has medicinal values. Comb,wattles and earlobes: Small well-defined combs in females,and medium sizes comb in males.Both pullets shown here are from same group but different variants.Unlike variety a,which has slate shank,variety b is completely dark including comb,earlobes,shank,and skin. Shank: Slate to entirely black. domestic line indigenous :Who introduced chickens in Bhutan?Where were they brought from?There is no record or evidence of these as of now.Chickens have existed in Bhutanese villages from time immemorial withstanding changes and test of time.They are found in almost all agro-ecological zones ranging from wet-subtropical to alpine regions.Frizzle and Naked neck are found mainly in warmer regions of southern foothills.Record suggests over 63%households in Bhutan raise chickens. Poultry population is scattered all over the country however it is more rare than other breeds and found mostly in Samtse, Chukha, Dagana, Tsirang, Mongar,Trashigang and Sarpang 71 60 75 57.1 extensive (non backyard), scavenger intensive system Chickens are raised in four types of rearing systems:intensive system,semi-confined backyard system and scavenging system(free range).Most chickens in villages are reared in scavenging system, which is one of the most economical and sustainable feeding systems to utilize feed resources in the villages.Birds search their own food,scratching and picking on the ground in and around the household boundaries. Performance Production parameters Yubjha naap(N=35) No. of eggs per month Mean 25.14 St Dev 1.85 SE Mean 0.31 No. of eggs per year Mean 71.23 St Dev 9.00 SE Mean 1.52 Egg Weight(gm) Mean 57.10 St Dev 3.62 SE Mean 0.61 Weight at first lay(kg) Mean 1.83 St Dev 2.30 SE Mean 0.39 Weight of adult male(kg) Mean3.36 St Dev 0.34 SE Mean 0.06 Weight of adult female(kg) Mean2.26 St Dev 0.28 SE Mean 0.05 Age at first lay(month) Mean 6.53 St Dev 0.43 SE Mean 0.07 Clutch Size(no) Mean 23.57 St Dev 4.06 SE Mean 0.69 Broodiness per year Mean 2.96 St Dev 0.37 SE Mean 0.06 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Chicken Yuebja kaap Dzongkha the population is the total of native and improved chicken Shayto khukra Eggs, Meat Many believe the Native White or Yubjha kaap is the lineage of conventional commercial White Leghorn (WLH), which was once introduced in Bhutan more than two decades ago. However, farmers in Bhutan have reared pure white indigenous chickens many years even before WLH was first introduced in Bhutan. single yellow various white no special pattern indigenous uni colour White Plumage: Plumage is white throughout entire body,varying from lustrous to dull. Comb,wattles and earlobes: Small single comb,wattles,and earlobes.Comb and wattles are red.Earlobes are white. Shank: Shank and toes are in white and slate. domestic line Indigenous :Chickens have existed in Bhutanese villages from time immemorial withstanding changes and test of time.They are found in almost all agro-ecological zones ranging from wet-subtropical to alpine regions.Frizzle and Naked neck are found mainly in warmer regions of southern foothills.Record suggests over 63%households in Bhutan raise chickens. All across the country but in less number as compared to other breeds semi - intensive local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Goat Goat eng. Ra Fertilizer, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies Morphological, biochemical and mitochondrial DNA variation analysis revealed that notable frequency differences were not observed among local goat populations. But they are genetically affected by Indian breeds in southern areas and /or Tibetan goats from northern areas (Mannen, et al. 2007). Mostly black, white, brown with dark dorsal line 2 2 Mostly twisted 51.85 18 15 Irrespective of gender, the coat colour is mostly black with fewer white and brown with typical black dorsal lines.Horns are mostly twisted and face bearded. domestic breed indigenous breed : Local goats are said to have originated in the village though they are genetically affected by Indian breeds in southern areas and /or Tibetan goats from northern areas (Mannen, et al. 2007). The Bhutanese goat has originated from bezoar type of wild goats. Southern part of Bhutan mostly concentrated in Samtse, Chukha, Dagana, Tsirang and Sarpang. 6.8 6.8 12.2 195 9.8 • Local goats are of small size but are known for good quality mutton. The meat is tender and has good taste. Bhutanese people are not habituated with goat milk which is rarely consumed. Tethered their animals in the fallow land while others stall fed them. In mid-altitude areas significantly higher numbers of farmers tethered their goats on fallow land while in low-altitude areas more farmers stall-fed them. Farmers in both areas however also allowed open grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Horse Boeta They are used for carrying loads for long distance and suited for hilly terrain. Transport These are pony type of horses generally characterized by compact body, a well-developed chest, a strong back, round muscular quarters, strong and thin shin bones with hard and solid hoofs. They tend to have a short neck, with low withers, sloping quarters, a straight back, deep chest, straight shoulders, and a well-set tail. They are known for carrying loads over long distances and suited for hilly terrain. They are surefooted, skilled, intelligent, and sturdy. No uniformity can be seen in their coat colour. well adapted to local environment. 124.4 They have short neck and legs,compact body and well developed chest. domestic breed Boeta (breed originated from Tibet) The Boeta are rare and only few crosses are available. The general characteristics of this type of horses could not be recorded so far. Bumthang, Trashiyangtse and Thimphu. 30 60 557 • Age at puberty: 24 – 36 months • Age at foaling: 4 – 6 Years • Gestation period: 330 – 350 days • Inter-foaling period: 357 – 758 days • Carrying capacity: 30 – 80 Kgs extensive management Usually horses are allowed to graze in native pasture and no pasture is produced specifically for horses. Some farmers exposed to improved horse management practices through farmers’ field day or trainings go for selective breeding but on a limited scale. In some places, horses are also taken to mountain pastures in summer when there is no work and the agriculture lands are filled with agricultural crops. Shelter to the horses is provided especially in winter. Maize, wheat, buckwheat, paddy are the main concentrate fed to the horses. Drenching of mustard oil and egg are also given to the weak horse to boost the stamina and vigour. Deworming is seldom done in horses. Regular health assessments done with the assistance and support from Livestock staff has reduced the incidence of disease in horses. Scrub animals are castrated on time, thereby improving quality of the horses. 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk critical -Bhutan BTN Horse Haflinger Haflinger GeneralCrossbreeding, Transport domestic breed imported; exotic; The Royal Government introduced Haflinger to upgrade the local horses through cross breeding. 1970 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Horse Merak Saktenpata seldom used for riding The population is the total of native horses only. Transport Study of genetic constitution through multi locus electrophoresis of blood protein revealed that both local and Spiti horses were similar to Asian native horses which had a common lineage with Mongolian horses. The polymorphic loci and average heterozygosity value are not significantly different between Bhutanese local horses and Spiti horses (Nozawa et al. 2007) Yuta are the most dominant breed (67%) in all the Dzongkhags followed by Haflinger cross breed and mules. The Boeta are rare and only few crosses are available. The general characteristics of this type of horses could not be recorded so far. well adapted to local environment. They are courageous in difficult terrain. 129.3 Good body confirmation with thin shin bone and the hind legs are usually close hocked.The horses in these areas are also called Yuta by the local people and have similar characteristics of Yuta. Physical Characteristics: • Height 129.3 cm, • Chest Girth 143 cm, • Cannon Circumference 17.3 cm Trashigang domestic breed indigenous breed: Farmers believe that at least four types of local horses exist in the country namely: Yuta (pure local horse), Boeta (breed originated from Tibet), Merak Saktenpata (breed originated from Merak and Sakten) They are found in Trashigang Dzongkhag in eastern Bhutan extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary, transhumant 30 60 557 Horses are generally allowed to graze in the native pasture and shelter is provided only in winter. Maize,Buck wheat,wheat and paddy are occasionally fed to horses. Usually horses are allowed to graze in native pasture and no pasture is produced specifically for horses. Some farmers exposed to improved horse management practices through farmers’ field day or trainings go for selective breeding but on a limited scale. In some places, horses are also taken to mountain pastures in summer when there is no work and the agriculture lands are filled with agricultural crops. Shelter to the horses is provided especially in winter. Maize, wheat, buckwheat, paddy are the main concentrate fed to the horses. Drenching of mustard oil and egg are also given to the weak horse to boost the stamina and vigour. Deworming is seldom done in horses. Regular health assessments done with the assistance and support from Livestock staff has reduced the incidence of disease in horses. Scrub animals are castrated on time, thereby improving quality of the horses. • Age at puberty: 24 – 36 months • Age at foaling: 4 – 6 Years • Gestation period: 330 – 350 days • Inter-foaling period: 357 – 758 days • Carrying capacity: 30 – 80 Kgs 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk critical -Bhutan BTN Horse Sharta Bhotia Pony Locally adapted n domestic Toedtsho under Tashiyangtse, Merak and Sakten under Tashigang district regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Bhutan BTN Horse Yuta The population is the total of native horses( Boeta, meraksaktenpata and yuta) only. Riding (work), Transport Breed Characteristics: Yuta are pony type of horses, preferred next to the mule. They are characterized by strong forelimbs with narrow chests. The hind limbs are mostly close hock and their hoofs are hard and solid. They are surefooted, sturdy, skilled, courageous and adaptable to local environment. No uniformity in the coat colour. They can vary in colour from black to bay and grey to white. The load carrying capacity is rather high compared to its body capacity varying from 40-80 Kgs. They are satisfied by low management with modest feeding. well adapted to local environment. They are courageous in difficult terrain. Vary in colour from black to bay and grey to white. 123.4 The Yuta are pony like type, characterised by strong fore limbs with narrow chest. The hind limbs are mostly close hock and their hoofs are hard and solid. domestic breed indigenous breed. Throughout the country. extensive (non backyard) grazing transhumant 60 48 557 357 • Age at puberty: 24 – 36 months • Age at foaling: 4 – 6 Years • Gestation period: 330 – 350 days • Inter-foaling period: 357 – 758 days • Carrying capacity: 30 – 80 Kgs extensive management They are easily satisfied in regard to feeding, management and care. carrying capacity is from 30 to 80kgs 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Bhutan BTN Pig Doemphab Sacrifice during annual religious ceremonies Dzongkha The population of the yr.2009 is the total of native pigs ( Doemphab and Jituphab) only. yuphab Meat, ReligiousCeremonies The population reflected is the total population of pig including local (Jituphab and Doemphab) and improved breed in Bhutan. 80 60 Pig with a large body size and small, flat erect ears. domestic breed indigenous breed- The existence of the local pig breeds is also quite interesting.National survey findings indicate that local pig breeds existed since generations and their ancestors could be the wild boar.This is because some of the physical characteristics are very closely related to the wild boar.Farmers have been rearing this breed since the time of their great grand-parents.There is a spatial distribution of native pigs across Bhutan.Looking at the potential pockets areas across the regions,it indicates that a larger concentration of native pigs is located in western and west- central Bhutan compared to Eastern and East Central Bhutan. Mostly concentrated in Pema gatshel,zhemgang,Dagana and Haa. The population reflected under population data is the total population of pig including local(Jituphab and Doemphab) and improved breed in Bhutan. back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products 3 2.5 9 7 confined in simple house In general, 58% of Bhutanese farmers rear pigs by the confined method with a simple house made from locally available materials. Some farmers rear pigs by tethering and some participate in migration along with cattle in the lower foothills during winter and confinement in summer while some practice scavenging system without any housing. Few farmers tend to follow both tethering and confinement systems of management with simple housing. Some follow tethering in their homesteads without any shed. Majority of the farmers feed pigs with local feed resources that are commonly available in their locality. The most commonly fed local feed ingredients in the degree of availability and importance are alcoholic residue, kitchen waste, maize/ rice bran/hulls, green/seasonal weeds, nettle leaves, pumpkins, yams and taro. Local feed ingredients are fed 2-3 times a day depending upon the quantity available and the age group and body size of pigs. 6 3 9 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Pig Duroc used to cross with local pigs for improving body weight, litter size and growth rate. eng. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Pig Hampshire used to cross with local pigs for improving body weight, litter size and growth rate. eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Bhutan BTN Pig Jersey used to cross with local pigs for improving body weight, litter size and growth rate. eng. Jersey Red GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Bhutan BTN Pig Jituphab # Local meat highly preferred by the Bhutanese community # Sacrifice during annual religious ceremonies # Fattening for sale to meet urgent monetary need # Source of financial security # Role in religious rites y in the Bhutanese way of life and its meat is widely consumed. Saphab, Yuphab Meat, ReligiousCeremonies Jituphab (also termed as Saphab) is small in size with a bulging belly and small, flat erect ears. Generally both of these kinds are called as Yuphab in the Bhutanese context. They most often have 5 pairs of teats. Hair colour is black while skin colour is black to white and few are grey Jituphab is small in size with a bulging belly and small, flat erect ears.They most often have5 pairs of teats. domestic breed indigenous breed: The existence of the local pig breeds is also quite interesting.National survey findings indicate that local pig breeds existed since generations and their ancestors could be the wild boar.This is because some of the physical characteristics are very closely related to the wild boar.Farmers have been rearing this breed since the time of their great grand-parents.There is a spatial distribution of native pigs across Bhutan.Looking at the potential pockets areas across the regions,it indicates that a larger concentration of native pigs is located in western and west- central Bhutan compared to Eastern and East Central Bhutan. Pemagatsel,Zhemgang,Dagana,Punakha and Haa Dzongkhags intensive farm-household by-products 4 3 8.5 8.5 9 9 7 confined management conditions Liveweight at first service of young boar 15-30kgs. Litter size at birth 3 to 9 numbers. 6 3 9 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Bhutan BTN Pig Large Black used to cross with local pigs for improving body weight, litter size and growth rate. eng. Large Black GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Bhutan BTN Pig Saddleback used to cross with local pigs for improving body weight, litter size and growth rate. eng. Saddleback GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Bhutan BTN Pig Yorkshire used to cross with local pigs for improving body weight, litter size and growth rate. eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Bhutan BTN Sheep Comeback used to cross with local sheep to improve the quality of wool and growth rate. eng. Comeback GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1990's international Not Sufficient atRisk critical critical -Bhutan BTN Sheep Jakar eng. Lu Fertilizer, Wool Cluster and principal component analysis from blood samples revealed that Jakar and Sakten types were extremely close, but different from Sibsoo type phylogentically. Jakar and Sakten are close to Mongolian- chinese sheep group, the Bhyanglung group and also the Baruwal group while Sibsoo types belonged to same group as Baruwal (Tsunoda et al.2007). mostly uni coloured black but even available multicoloured like brown heads and limbs and white body colour as wel. 2 0/2 Most females are polled while males have curled horns 63.4 58.9 34 domestic breed In Merak-Sakten (Eastern Bhutan), the oral history seems to trace their origin to Tsona in south-east Tibet. It was stated that the present day residents of Merak-Sakten migrated with their yaks and sheep to avoid the wrath of their local ruler.The time of their migration could be dated to 7th century during the era the famous king Srongtsen Gampo (Wangmo, undated). In the black mountain ranges of central Bhutan, local people refer to Tibet as the source of their sheep. In Tshirang shepherds describe their indigenous sheep as Bonpala and Garpala, which is the nomenclature use for indigenous sheep in Sikkim (Vij et al.1997).These sheep are considered to share a close relationship with the Tibetan breeds.The sheep in southern Bhutan(in the districts of Samtse, lower Chukha, Sarpang) could have similarities with the north-east Indian breeds. It is found mostly in Tang,Upper choekhor villages in Bumthang district and Phobjikha village in Wangdiphodrang district. wool medium 1.2 extensive (non backyard) grazing 2.3 18 18 23 360 Free range grazing management system * Seasonal migration * Flock size - 14 to 24 numbers * Housing - free range system in alpine areas with simple enclosure, penned in simple shed in villages at night. * Actual sheep owners in villages hand over the sheep to yak herders to tend the sheep under certain arrangements. * Rearing pattern - combined rearing of sheep and yak, sheep with cattle or sheep alone. * Except for salt, sheep do not receive any supplementary feed. * In high altitudes, sheep compete for fodder with yak, wild sheep and other herbivorous animals and cattle at lower altitude. 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bhutan BTN Sheep Sakten * Home based small scale industries. * Very good manure compared to other livestock. * As a source of security during financial problems. * Sheep skin can be used to make leather garments to protect from cold and the rain in the eastern Bhutan, back cushions for carriage and sitting mats. Meat, Wool Cluster and principal component analysis from blood samples revealed that Jakar and Sakten types were extremely close, but different from Sibsoo type phylogentically. Jakar and Sakten are close to Mongolian- chinese sheep group, the Bhyanglung group and also the Baruwal group while Sibsoo types belonged to same group as Baruwal (Tsunoda et al.2007). Threats : # Limited population # Predation of sheep by wild animals # Labour shortage for rearing sheep # Change in farming system with other alternatives and income generating opportunities # Readily available garments/ready made yarn with choice of colours and affordable. Mostly uni colour -white and multi colour-white with brown(patchy) 2 2 Horn length is 41.2 cm(m) and female 16cm. Ear length is 10.9 cm(male) and female 11.7cm. tail length is 15cm(male) and 15.2 cm for female 64.4 65.4 34 34 Medium body size, white and mixture of black or brown colour. Black or brown head, relatively finer coat. Both sexes have horns, Roman nose. domestic breed indigenous breed . In Merak-Sakten (Eastern Bhutan), the oral history seems to trace their origin to Tsona in south-east Tibet. It was stated that the present day residents of Merak-Sakten migrated with their yaks and sheep to avoid the wrath of their local ruler.The time of their migration could be dated to 7th century during the era the famous king Srongtsen Gampo (Wangmo, undated). It is found in Merak sakten area in Trashigang district ( Eastern Bhutan) wool medium 1 extensive (non backyard) grazing 2.3 18 18 23 360 extensive management conditions. • Seasonal migration • Flock size - 14 to 24 nos. • Housing - free range system in alpine areas with simple enclosure, penned in simple shed in villages at night. • Actual sheep owners in villages hand over the sheep to yak herders to tend the sheep under certain arrangement. • Rearing pattern - combined rearing of sheep and yak • Except for salt, sheep do not receive any supplementary feed. • In high altitudes, sheep compete for fodder with yak, wild sheep and other herbivorous animals and cattle at lower altitude. Average body weight at six months is 15kgs, six months to one year is 25 kgs and adults above one year is 34 kgs. average wool yield is 300 to 800gms per sheep per year. Average age at first service is 18 months. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Bhutan BTN Sheep Sarpang Meat, Wool very adaptive to hot and humid climate uni clour- predominantly white coat colour. 2 0/2 59.8 57.6 Small body size and few females are polled. domestic breed indigenous breed Sub tropical belt in Sarpang (southern part of Bhutan) wool coarse/carpet 0.55 semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing 2.2 18 18 23 360 semi intensive management conditions local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Bhutan BTN Sheep Sipsu Fertilizer, Meat, Wool Cluster and principal component analysis from blood samples revealed that Jakar and Sakten types were extremely close, but different from Sibsoo type phylogentically. Jakar and Sakten are close to Mongolian- chinese sheep group, the Bhyanglung group and also the Baruwal group while Sibsoo types belonged to same group as Baruwal (Tsunoda et al.2007). unicolour -white and multi coloured with black and white(patchy) 2 2 70.6 67.3 45 34 well developed body, strong legs with hairy wool. domestic breed indigenous breed Found in the southern part of Bhutan wool coarse/carpet 1.2 semi - intensive fodder 2.3 2.2 18 18 23 365 grazing during day and kept at encloser at night. local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Bhutan BTN Yak (domestic) Eastern Yak Wool/Hair from yak are made special garments,ropes and camping tent. Merakpa, lanor Meat, Milk, Transport • Based on genetic distance estimates and phylogenetic analysis through use of micro-satellite markers, Bhutan’s yak population can be categorised into two groups. Western and Central region yak could be considered as a single population, distinct from the Eastern Bhutan yak. Eastern region yak thus represents a unique gene pool and therefore a separate conservation strategy would be warranted. 2 0/2 128 113 323 239 smaller in size and body weight compared to those of western Bhutan. domestic breed Present yak population is believed to have originated from wild yaks (Poephagus mutus) which are still found in remote mountains of Tibet. Mostly found in Merak and Sakten area in Trashigang district in Eastern Bhutan. extensive (non backyard) 0.82 Milk production • Average milk yield is 0.906 l/day/cow or about 0.82 kg/day/cow Wool and hair production • Hair and wool from Yak is a valuable item and essential for daily life of the herder. The yak hair is used for weaving tents, bags, rugs, garment, blankets, raincoat and ropes. Wool is water proof and durable and is used for making scarves and garments. • Hair and wool is harvested in May and June. Castrated males and females are sheared while yak calves below one year are not sheared. To retain its majestic look in front of other bulls, breeding bulls are also not sheared. The inner soft wool is plucked by hand. If soft wool is not harvested it is reported to naturally shed by summer. • On average, 0.8-1.0 kg of hair and 0.4 kg of wool is obtained from the castrates per year. Hair and wool yield from adult female is similarly about 0.6 kg and 0.2 kg respectively. free range grazing condition • Seasonal migration • Average herd size is 16 animals in Merak Sakten (Win, 1993) Reason for these bigger herds are: Higher number of absentee ownership o High dependency on yak resource due to limitations of cropping options o Availability of more pastures (private pastures and absentee owners). o Less preference for sheep or cattle. o Making best use of absentee owner’s rangeland to maximise profit. • Housing- free range system in alpine areas with simple enclosure for calves, penned in simple shed during night. • Supplements are provided during the time of milking. In addition, milking cows occasionally receive gruel, made of minced and boiled yak head and pig fat apart from concentrate fed during milking. Herders in Soey Yaksa also make hay out of wheat, oats and native grass grown in their limited area for feeding during winter. Turnips and radish are also stored as winter feed. This practice however is uncommon in other places. Dry cows, castrated males and other non-producing animals do not receive any feed supplementation. Milk production • Average milk yield is 0.906 l/day/cow or about 0.82 kg/day/cow Wool and hair production • Hair and wool from Yak is a valuable item and essential for daily life of the herder. The yak hair is used for weaving tents, bags, rugs, garment, blankets, raincoat and ropes. Wool is water proof and durable and is used for making scarves and garments. • Hair and wool is harvested in May and June. Castrated males and females are sheared while yak calves below one year are not sheared. To retain its majestic look in front of other bulls, breeding bulls are also not sheared. The inner soft wool is plucked by hand. If soft wool is not harvested it is reported to naturally shed by summer. • On average, 0.8-1.0 kg of hair and 0.4 kg of wool is obtained from the castrates per year. Hair and wool yield from adult female is similarly about 0.6 kg and 0.2 kg respectively. 1 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Bhutan BTN Yak (domestic) Western yak woo-hair are made special garments,ropes and tents Haapa, lanor DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, Transport 2 2 136 117 419 264 Body dimensions of both the sexes are larger as compared to Eastern Yak domestic breed Present yak population is believed to have originated from wild yaks(Paephagus mutus) which are still found in remote mountains of Tibet It is mostly found in Western part of Bhutan in Haatoe, Naro, lingshi,Dagala,Lunana and soey yaksa. extensive (non backyard) 0.82 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Ass Tswana Donkeys are mainly used by resoource poor farmers to provide draught power and for transportation purposes. There has also been an increased consumption of donkey in the recent years. Tswana DraughtPower, Meat, Transport uni coloured: black, grey, brown, white (less frequent, maybe recessive) 250 250 large animals, erect ears domestic breed country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Cattle Aryshire en Milk local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Botswana BWA Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat low mortality high reproductive performance uni coloured: red 2 2 domestic breed composite of Africander (5/8), Shorthorn (3/16) and Hereford (3/16) 1936-1955 34 34 1520 FAO Breed Survey Ministry of Agriculture (1980) Beef cattle breeding and reproductive physiology. Ten years of Animal Production and Range Research. Performance data were measured from animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on total grazing. - calving %: 82.9;
- mortality % (0-2 years): 17.5 - weaning weight (kg) (7 months): 193.6;
- 18 month weight (kg): 303.0;
international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Brahman mainly used for cross breeding eng. Brahman American Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding low mortality high reproductive performance uni coloured: usually silver grey 2 2 126 646 420 Zebu domestic breed continually imported, possibly with some European blood country-wide 25 24 1195 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic kept by smallholders international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Dairy Swiss en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Cattle Friesian mainly used in dairy production. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Gir Gir 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Hereford Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Limousin en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Cattle Mosi en local Sufficient unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Cattle Musi eng. Botswana beef synthetic breed. Musi cattle are predominately red in colour but show some differing shades of fawn and brown. They have Small cervico-thoracic hump and medium sized dewlap. The hair is short and shiny. Musi Mosi Meat Musi cattle are predominately red in colour but also show some differing shades of Fawn and Brown. 2 2 Musi is a composite beef breed, Medium to large frame beef animal with bone structure heavier than Tswana breed and lighter than Simmental, Red in colour (with shades ranging from light yellowish brown to red), Short shiny hair, Small cervico thoracic hump, medium sized dewlap, strong legs, straight backline and large barrel, long tail n domestic breed Musi cattle breed was developed in Musi ranches of the Department of Agricultural Research. The breed was developed in 1982 at Musi ranch which is located in the Southern District part of Botswana The Musi breed is currently found in government ranches which are as follows: Morapedi ranch in the Southern District, Xanagas ranch located in the Gantsi District, Morale ranch located just outside Mahalapye village in Central District and Matlolakgang ranch in Kweneng District, Ramatlabama in Southern District. In addition, Musi cattle are found in private farms which are also used as multiplication sites, Two farms in Central District (Kobogoo ranch located in Central sanveld ranches, Mmabahumi farm located among Sherwood ranches near Lerala village). extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 34 33 18 18 48 16 48 36 60 410 365 500 14 1000 Standard Performance test 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Botswana BWA Cattle Nguni eng. Nguni 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Pinzgauer Beef cattle Pinzgau GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8) 1910-1940 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Simmental Beef cattle Simmental GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic mainly used in the Kweneng, Ghanzi and Tsabong districts. international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle South Devon South Devon GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Cattle Sussex Sussex GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown vulnerable -Botswana BWA Cattle Tswana Tswana The breed is indigenous to Tswana speaking groups of southern Africa who have kept this breed for a long time, hence the name Tswana cattle. Tswana Sechuana, Setswana, Southern Tswana, Tswana Meat, Milk low mortality high reproductive performance uni coloured: black
multi coloured: usually red pied, also black pied 2 2 700 450 Sanga type, similar to Barotse and Tuli n domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 540 236 127 590 1.4 33 31 540 N2-83, 84, 85 F20(1) -104 FAO Breed Survey Ministry of Agriculture (1980) Livestock and Range Research in Botswana, 1990. Ministry of Agriculture (1980) Beef cattle breeding and reproductive physiology. Ten years of animal production and range research in Botswana. Ntombizakhe Mpofu. 1996. Conservation of the Tswana cattle breed in Botswana. Animal Production and Range Research, Gaborone, Botswana,AGRI 1996 20:17-26. Milk performance data have been measured on cattle fed on grazing and supplementary sorghum stover (60%), Dolichos hay (30%) and sorghum bran (10%). Daily Milk Yield record was obtained under Ranch management condition (Sunnyside ranch) The animals receive additional rations of sorgum stover and sorgum bran. Found in the traditional sector; some farmers still milk their Tswana cows and sell the milk fresh or as sour milk - calving % 80;
- mortality rate 0-2 years 9.4;
- weaning weight (7 months) 179;
- 18-month weight kg 287.2;
Parturition percentage (%): Min. 70.6, Avg. 77.15, Max. 82. 1 1 1 regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Cattle Tuli Tuli Meat The breed is well adapted to live under the local semi-arid conditions. low mortality This breed is known for above average fertility. The females are known for calving ease and good maternal traits. The animals are known for their good survivability. Mrs. S, Moyo; ILCA Report December 1990. Head, Matopos Research Station, Zimababwe uni coloured: yellow, golden-brown or red 0/2 0/2 thin lyre-shaped horns 750 475 small thoracic-cervico hump y 1948 domestic variety selected from Mangwato, a variety of Tswana 1946 30 30 15 36 422 385 475 FAO Breed Survey Ministry of Agriculture (1980) Ten years of Animal production and Range Research in Botswana. Performance data were measured from animals reared under stationary conditions and fed on total grazing - calving % 86.6;
- mortality % (0-2 years) 7.2;
- weaning weight (kg) (7 months) 175.8;
- 8 month-weight (kg) 287.2;
international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Chicken Hy-Line Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Chicken Hyline Silver Brown Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Chicken Ross Indian River eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Indian River domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Chicken Tswana In small famillies they represent an important source of income Eggs, Feathers, Meat Tswana chickens are able to survive in low-input systems, resistant to some of the poultry diseases. They can also travel long distances in search of feed (scavenging) single various colours indigenous The three dominant colors are gold, black and brown red acounting for about 60%. Other colours include silver, metalic green, white and red. 2.2 2 Combe type: 90.4% are single combed followed by rose (4.9%), walnut (1.3%), pea (1%), multiple (0.4%) and others (2%) domestic breed 34 28 38 46.6 7 6 0.14 Aganga, A.A., S.O. Tshwenyane and L. Molefhe. 2003. Influence of feed type on egg production of Tswana laying chicken. International Journal of Poultry Science, 2(4):256-258. Daily weight gain record was obtained under composite local feed (sunflower, sorghum and maize grains with a composition (g/100g) crude protein 13.5, fat 12.1, ash 2.9, calcium 0.05, and phosphorus 0.7) feeding system. local No Material unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Dromedary Botswana Camel eng. TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Transport domestic breed imported from Namibia; locally adapted 1921 local No Material atRisk critical -Botswana BWA Goat Boer Its contribution to food and agriculture is increasing steadily. Boer Afrikaner, Boerbok, South African Common Goat, Africander Meat susceptibility to heart water, especially in the eastern part of the country. comment: many colours 0/2 0/2 78 78 130 80 usually lop ears domestic breed composite of Bantu and Nubian, Saanen, Toggenburger and maybe Angora 160 5.7 3.2 3.2 F88-48 FAO Breed Survey Livestock and Range Research in Botswana (1983/84) Performance data refer to animals reared under stationary conditions, enclosed at night all year round and fed on total grazing. The commercial goat farms are using the Boer goat. - fertility 74%;
- mortality (0-1 year) 42%;
- weaning weight (4 months) 14.9 kg;
- 12 month weight 33.3 kg;
- 18 month weight 36.5 kg;
1.71 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Goat Savanna Kalahari Red Kalahari Red 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Botswana BWA Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Goat Tswana Tswana Setswana, Bechuanaland Meat Well adopted to local conditions. The animals of this breed are well adapted to withstand disease and parasite challenge. uni coloured: all colours, white (29%), black (17%)
multi coloured: mixed colours (40%) 2 2 short horns 73 61 55 45 lop ears, large sized animals. long legs n domestic breed along the eastern and southern borders of Botswana 180 50 2.6 2.4 80 F88-52, 53, 54 FAO Breed Survey Livestock and range research in Botswana 1983/84. Livestock and range research in Botswana 1991. Performance data were measured under total grazing conditions. There is no housing in the strict sense but flocks are kept in unroofed structures during the night to protect them from predators. 1.4 1.8 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Horse Arabian eng. Arab domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Horse Boerperd eng. Boer domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Horse Hanoverian eng. Hanoverian domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Botswana BWA Horse Nooitgedachter Nooitgedacht Pony domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Horse Quarter Horse eng. Quarter Horse domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Horse Tswana domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Horse Welsh Pony eng. Welsh Pony domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Pig Tswana In areas where they are found, Tswana pigs are reared by resource poor farmers for meat, source of income and lard for soap making. Tswana Lard, Meat, Savings Security The carcass has large amounts of fat deposit which provides palatability and flavour to cooked meat. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: also spotted flap ears domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Pig Warthogs wild breed local No Material unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Rabbit California Gold eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Rabbit California White eng. California domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Botswana BWA Rabbit New Zealand Black eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Botswana BWA Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian multi coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 short hair, fat-rumped domestic breed hair international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Sheep Damara Damara Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic mainly found in the northwestern part of the country predominantly among the Herero people. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Botswana BWA Sheep Dorper Dorper Dorsian Meat uni coloured: white with black head, often black feet 0/2 0/2 63.5 48.5 short hair, coarse-wooled, loosing the wool during the rainy season, domestic breed Dorper sheep breed was developed in the Grootfontein area of South Africa, from crosses of Dorset Horn males and Blackhead Persian females. A fixed type was developed through inter-se mating. 1942 hair medium 0.54 0.42 0.66 7.1 5.6 3.9 3.9 7.1 19.5 47.3 F88-197 N2-124 FAO Breed Survey Ministry of Agriculture (1983/84) Sheep and goat production. Livestock and Range Research in Botswana. - fertility 68%;
- mortality (0-4 months) 39%;
- weaning weight (4 months) kg 20.7;
- 18 month weight kg 38.2;
. Parturition percentage (%): Min. 61.4, Avg. 85.15, Max. 135. Twinning rate (%): Min. 2, Avg. 11.39, Max. 27. Weaning weight (kg): Female - Min. 18.84, Avg. 23.12, Max. 27.4; Male - Min. 20.12, Avg. 24.86, Max. 29.6. Yearling weight (kg): Female - Min. 34.66, Avg. 35.58, Max. 36.5; Male - Min. 37.17, Avg. 42.39, Max. 45. 1.19 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Sheep Karakul produce pelts for export to the European Markets for further processing into leather products. Karakul Astrakhan, Bukhara, Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' Meat, PeltFur, Wool Well adopted to the Kgalagadi District Karakul lambs have a dark brown to black coat. This becomes whiter and lighter at maturity. 2 0 75 67 65 47.5 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped domestic breed mainly kept in southwestern part of the country mainly in the Kgalagadi District wool 2.5 150 57 7.5 3.5 3.2 21 16 24 308 225 392 128 18.4 55.6 The value for daily gain (g) reported here refers to mean value for both sexes from birth to 120 days of age. The vlaues for carcass weight (kg) and dressing percentage (%) reported here refer to mean values for both sexes (age not specified). The primary product is pelt, followed by wool. Wool shearing takes place in July and January, giving an average of 2 kg of wool per adult sheep at each time. 1.1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Botswana BWA Sheep Tswana Tswana Setswana Meat Well adapted to local conditions. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black, white 0 0 55 45 35.7 31.7 long legs, fat tail, coarse hair n domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type country-wide hair 365 365 365 15.9 46.5 F88-184, 185, 186 FAO Breed Survey Livestock and Range Research in Botswana (1983/84) Carcass weight (kg) was measured under on-station management condition. The animals are kept on total grazing with bonemeal and salt lick provided for calcium and phosphorus suplementation. The values for carcass weight (kg) and dressing percentage (%) reported here refer to mean values for male animals (age not specified). Weaning weight - mean for both sexes: 17.1 kg (at the age of 4 months). Parturition percentage: Average 80.45%. Yearling weight - overall for both sexes: 26.7kg. Twinning rate (%): Min. 1.73, Avg. 10.64, Max. 19.55. 0.86 regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Botswana BWA Turkey American eng. American Bronze domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Ass l'Ane Africain fr. domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Akou Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Arabe Chari uni coloured: white or black 2 2 domestic variety kept by transhumant pastoralists and sedentary farmers local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Baoulé fr. Baoulé Boeuf Lobi The breed is known for hardiness towards living conditions in the hot, humid tropics. This breed is reported to be tolerant to trypanosomiasis and tick-borne diseases. Reviewed by G.S.Aboagye et al.; World Animal Review, n.78, 1994/1 uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black with white patches 2 2 males: crown, half-moon or hook shaped females: smaller horns than in males 100 95 267 183 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn 210 360 5.03 14 14 270 F20(2) -120 FAO Breed Survey W78 F78-33, 48 Available information on production characteristics of this breed have been compiled and reviewed for animals kept under different management conditions. regional No Information unknown unknown critical -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Bokolodji Bokolodji Meat 0 0 domestic variety regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Goudali Goudali zébu peuhl Meat multi coloured: various colours 0 0 domestic breed North-west of Central African Republic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Goumali Meat 0 0 domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Red Bororo eng. Red Bororo Djafoun, Fellata, Gabassae, Gadehe, Hanagamba, Kreda, Mbororo, Ogha, Rahaza, Red Fulani, Brahaza Meat uni coloured: mahogany, sometimes white 2 2 very long (up to 63 cm) lyre shaped horns 430 slender body with long legs domestic breed West African Long-lyrehorned Zebu type: Red Borroro migrated into Central African Republic in the beginning of the century when the Mbororo people migrated from North Cameroon, Western Chad, Eastern Niger and Northern Nigeria. 1900 concentrated the highlands around Bouar and east of Babbari 900 W42-34 FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Cattle Soudanais fr. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Chicken La Race Améliorée fr. industrial domestic mongrel (Birds) imported stock mainly from France, like Sussex and others local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Chicken Local Chicken In Central African Republic eng. indigenous 1.5 1 domestic mongrel (Birds) 70 local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Goat Chèvre du Sahel fr. Sahelian chèvre arabe, chèvre soudanaise, fulani Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Goat Djallonké West African Dwarf Cameroon, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, West African Dwarf, African Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 40 40 22 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed country-wide most prevalent in the Prefectures of Ouham-Pendé, Ouham, Kémo, Nana Gribizi, Ouaka and Basse Kotto 1.17 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Goat Sokoto Red Sokoto Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Sudan regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Horse West African Dongola eng. West African Dongola Fulani Sport uni coloured: dark with white stockings light animals domestic variety descended from Dongola (Sudan): Northern Sudan used to be in permanent contact with the Muslim population of lake Tchad area and north-east Nigeria. It also happened that Sudanese soldiers occupied lake Tchad countries shortly before and during the Mahdia reign. Furthermore, pilgrims from eastern countries of West Africa going to Mekka passed through Sudan and nomadic Fulani, well known as brave warriors and fond of horses, regularly moved between Sudan and eastern West Africa. All these factors were responsible for the propagation of Dongola horses in eastern West African countries. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat domestic breed continually imported 1960 urban and peri-urban areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Pig Land Race eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed continually imported from Denmark 1960 urban and peri-urban areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed continually imported 1960 urban and peri-urban areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Pig porc local africain fr. =local pig Meat uni coloured: generally black or grey 50 50 domestic breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: generally white, sometimes chestnut or red 0 0 small size sheep domestic breed country-wide most prevalent in the Prefectures of Ouham-Pendé, Ouham, Kémo, Nana Gribizi, Ouaka and Basse Kotto international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Central African Republic CAF Sheep Mbimou Meat 0 0 domestic variety forest zones in the South of the Central African Replublic local No Information unknown unknown -Central African Republic CAF Sheep Peuhl Fulani Oudda, Warbé, Weila, Bali-Bali Meat multi coloured: two-coloured coat: front-side is dark coloured, back-side white coloured 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Canada CAN Alpaca Huacaya ENG Huacaya Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN American Bison Plains Bison EN Meat Native y Domestic Breed Located across Canada, in different provinces local No Information atRisk endangered -Canada CAN American Bison Wood Bison EN Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Canada CAN Ass Donkey EN Locally adapted local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Cattle Aberdeen Angus English Aberdeen Angus were first imported into Canada in 1859 and can be found across Canada. In addition to the Angus being a naturally polled breed, the breed is also noted for its mothering, muscling and marbling attributes. Aberdeen-Angus Meat Able to withstand harsh climates and is a hardy breed. Naturally polled breed, good muscling and marbling. Canadian Angus Association's website: https://cdnangus.ca/ Black and Red Locally adapted y 1908 Domestic Breed Originated in Scotland and recorded as early as the 16th century in the northeast region. Herdbook wasn't created until 1862. First Angus was imported into Canada in 1859, but no progeny from those animals. More Angus imported in 1860, which resulted in progeny. 1860 Located across Canada international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Aubrac EN Aubrac Meat Resistant to sleeping sickness (Trypansomiasis). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aubrac_cattle Wheaten in colour 140 129 950 650 Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Ayrshire English Ayrshire The Ayrshire breed is famous around the world as a provider of superior dairy genetics. Cow yield high volume yields of milk. The Ayrshire breed has the lowest somatic cell counts in Canada. Canadian Ayrshire Association Red and white. The breed developed this colour around 1800, but the colours weren't recognized until 1814 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed The Ayrshire breed originated in the Ayr country in Scotland. Imported into Canada in the early 1800's through Scottish settlers. Found throughout Canada. international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Belgian Blue English Belgian Blue Caesarian sections are common with this breed due to increased a narrow birth canal. Animals are double muscled due to a mutation in the myostatin gene. Locally adapted y Domestic Breed breed originated in central and upper Belgium in the 19th century, from crossing local breeds with a Shorthorn breed of cattle from the United Kingdom. The Charolais breed may have influence the breed as well. Found across Canada. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Belted Galloway EN Belted Galloway Meat Black, dun, red with a white belt. 0 0 All Galloway's are polled. 1000 600 Double hair coat, all animals are polled. Locally adapted y 1957 Domestic Breed Galloway region of Scotland. 1921 1952 from Scotland and the United States to Quebec. Breed found across country. back yard or farm yard production grazing stationary international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Blonde D'aquitaine English Blonde D’aquitaine Meat Blondes have an above average rate of gain, which leads to above average weaning weights. http://www.canadianblondeassociation.ca/ Cream, fawn or wheaten colour. Muzzle and around the eyes is lighter. 165 155 1400 1050 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed The Blonde d'Aquitaine breed was created in 1962 by merging three blonde breeds of south-western France, the Blonde de Quercy, the Garonnaise and the Blonde des Pyrénées. 1962 Early 1970's Found across Canada international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Brahman EN Breed originated in India.Breed was named after the Brahmin priests. Brahman Brahman's have high tolerance to heat and a natural resistance to parasites. Locally adapted y 1924 in the United States Domestic Breed 1900 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Braunvieh ENG The Braunvieh breed originated in the Alpine regions of Switzerland. Brown Swiss Milk Their colour is of various shades of brown with males generally being darker and the calves are born almost white, darkening with age. 0 / 2 0 / 2 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Known as being one of the oldest pure breeds, the Braunvieh originated in the alpine regions of Switzerland. 1968 into Canada Primarily found in Alberta, but numbers increasing in other provinces. back yard or farm yard production grazing stationary international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Brown Swiss English Brown Swiss Milk Very adaptable The original characteristics including size, ruggedness and strong sound feet and legs. High components, fat and protein ration, calving ease and feet and legs. Light brown to a very dark brown Locally adapted y 1914 Domestic Breed Switzerland Imported in 1888 from the United States. Quebec back yard or farm yard production grazing stationary international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Canadian ENG The Canadian cattle are the only breed of dairy cattle developed in Canada. Canadienne Milk The main use of Canadian (Canadienne) cattle is for milk production. They're efficient milk producers; their milk contains high levels of butterfat and protein, which is optimal for cheese production. They have also been used as meat and draught animals as well. The Canadian cattle is a hardy breed, able to withstand the harsh Quebec climate where they originated. The milk is very good for cheese production because of the high level of the Kappa-casein B variant in the milk. This breed is known for exceptional rusticity. uni coloured: black, brown 2 2 750 475 Native y 1896 Domestic Breed developed in Quebec from imported stock from Normandy and Brittany (France) in 16th and 17th century Native to Canada Quebec 305 5 4.23 32 27 N22-W3E local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Cattle Charolais Eng Charolais Meat White, tan, black, red 0 0 y 1960 Domestic Breed Charolles area in Burgundy, France. Charolais cross cattle first imported into Canada in 1953 and form France in 1965. Breed found across Canada. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Devon EN Devon Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Dexter English Dexter cattle are a small , dual-purpose breed, originating in south and southwest Ireland. The first herd book was printed in Ireland in 1890. This breed is known for its hardiness, dociliy, feed efficiency, calving ease and meat quality. Dexter Meat, Milk Do well in all climates and pasture types. Finish well on grass Can breed at up to 20 years of age Meat is well-marbled and tender and cuts are smaller than other breeds. Dexters are a dual-purpose breed. They are generally docile and gentle. Black, Dun, Red. Only very limited white allowed in specific areas of body 2 2 105 100 450 340 Small frame and stature Locally adapted y 1986 Domestic Breed Mountainous areas of southern Ireland 1879 Imported to Canada from United States in 1960, 1 male and 6 females.New importations in 1978 to 1980 from United Kingdom (1 male, 5 females) and 1 male from United States. Breed found across Canada international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Dutch Belted EN Dutch Belted Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Cattle Eringer EN Swiss Herens Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Cattle Galloway English Galloway Meat Double hair coat sheds moisture and keeps cattle warm in winter. Easy breeders, longevity, high weaning percentage. All Galloways are polled. Black, dun, red 0 0 The Galloway breed is polled Double hair coat. Locally adapted y 1872 Domestic Breed Highlands of Scotland 1853 from Scotland to Ontario Breed found across Canada. back yard or farm yard production grazing stationary 1 1 2 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Gasconne EN Gascon Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Gelbvieh English Gelbvieh Adapts to all areas of climate in Canada Very fertile. Males able to breed at 10 months of age and females mature early. Animals are used primarily for beef consumption by consumers. Several by-products are made from animals post slaughter. Very fast growth for animals entering the feedlot, they finish well and Gelbvieh carcasses vary between 60-65 % of live weight when they reach slaughter weight. They have a short feeding period in the feedlot and finish quickly compared to some other breeds. Superior milking qualities of Gelbvieh dams. Gelbvieh association, email communication. 1000 700 Very docile beef animals with high milk production and maternal traits. Locally adapted y 1972 Domestic Breed Breed originated in Germany. Name means yellow cattle. Originated in several Franconian districts of Bavaria, Germany in the mid 18th century. 1850 1972 imported Gelbvieh cattle from Germany to Canada. Breed found across Canada. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Guernsey English Guernsey Milk Quiet temperment, calving ease, early maturity, efficiency in converting forage High milk solids, milk has distinctive golden colour, unusually high in beta carotene. Golden Fawn with white markings. Locally adapted y 1905 Domestic Breed 1878 Nova Scotia international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Hays Converter eng. multi coloured: black with white face, occasionally red with white face 2 2 y 1975 domestic breed composite of Hereford, (Holstein x Hereford), American Brown Swiss and Hereford 1952 Hay's Farm, Calgary, Alberta 34.1 34.3 24 23 25 local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat Good foraging ability with efficient feed conversion and hardiness allowing the breed to withstand variations in temperature. Tolerance to many different environments. Easy fleshing and produce good calves without extra feeding making them an economical breed. Excellent mothers with good milk production and calving ease. A moderate sized cow requiring less to maintain her condition while producing a proportionately larger calf. The docility of the breed makes them easier to look after. They aren't as hard on facilities, equipment, or people. Great hair and thick hides Stephen Scott, Director of the Hereford Association. Red with white face, withers, chest, bottom line, tail switch, and feet. 0 / 2 0 / 2 Straight 152 140 1020 775 White feather neck. y 1890 Domestic Breed County of Hereford, England 1742 "1831 Herefords came to Canada south of the ""now city of Guelph"", brought by Frederick William Stone form England. He brought 8 heifers and 1 bull to start. The first polled Herefords were imported to Canada in 1903 by Mossom Boyd of Bobcaygeon, ON." Breed found across Canada. 683 1 1170 175 0 300 4 3.9 1 43 40 24 14 3 4 48 30 285 272 301 9 2250 900 60 Feedlot 45% grain ration at finishing ration Majority raised under conventional management with the use of growth promtenents, antibiotics and steroids. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Highland English Highland Highlands have the ability to adapt to a more hostile environment, grazing in poor or abandoned pastures. Hardiness. Highland cattle have a high level of resistance and a surprising ability to survive, sometimes in very difficult conditions. Very productive, one calf a year, easy calving. Perfect for grassfed beef red but brindled, yellow, white, dun, silver dun, and black . 800 500 In bulls, the horns should be strong, and come level out of the head, slightly inclining forward and also slightly rising toward the points, although some breeders have a preference for a downward curve, which is allowable. Locally adapted y 1885 Domestic Breed Scotland Highland Cattle were first imported into Canada from Scotland in the 1880s: one bull by the Hon. Donald A. Smith (Lord Strathcona), Winnipeg, and one bull by Robert Campbell, Strathclair, Manitoba, who later also imported five females. History has also recorded the presence of Highland Cattle in Nova Scotia during these early years. Found across Canada international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Holstein-Friesian, American Friesian (eng.) Canadian Friesian Milk 2 2 y 1872 domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Jersey English Jersey Milk Can withstand high temperatures and temperatures below freezing. Tolerate high heat and humidity better than many other common dairy breeds. Have a higher level of fertility on average than other common dairy breeds. Higher fat and protein and minerals including calcium and phosphorous in Jersey milk. Small, easy to handle animals that are intelligent and curious and thus adapt more easily to their environment. Russell Gammon, Canadian Jersey Association. Brown, tan, grey, black and white markings are common. 0 / 2 0 / 2 A growing percentage of animals are polled. Jersey owners are using an increasing number of sires who carry the polled gene. Therefore, the frequency of the polled gene in the population is increasing. Today, the vast majority of the population would be born horned. 133 130 550 450 Locally adapted y 1905 Domestic Breed Breed was developed on Jersey Island in the English channel-Channel Island First Jerseys came to Canada in 1868. They were exported to Canada from England. Total number of head imported was approximately 20. Breed found across Canada. 6900 4000 13000 305 5 23 4 35 30 24 24 12 12 365 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Kerry EN Kerry Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Cattle Limousin English Limousin Hardy and adaptable, tolerate both cold and heat well, raised with great success in all parts of Canada. Few genetic disorders. Somewhat later maturing than British breeds. 289 day gestation. Low birth weights (ease of calving), higher than average dressing percentage (ratio of carcass to live weight) and yield (ratio of meat to carcass), high feed conversion efficiency, and ability to produce lean, tender meat. Red, black 145 137 1000 700 Distinctive lighter wheat to darker golden-red colouring, dark cherry red or black coat colour. Canadian population largely polled, although some horned cattle still found (originally horned when imported). Locally adapted y 1969 Domestic Breed Imported from France 1966 The first Limousin imported to Canada was Prince Pompadour, bred at the highly-respected Pompadour Estate of France. The bull arrived in November of 1968. The first Limousin semen was available from Prince Pompadour in July of 1969. After the importation of Prince Pompadour to Canada, another group of Limousin bulls followed in 1969. This shipment contained Decor, Diplomate, Dandy, Prairie Danseur and Prairie Pride. Breed found across Canada international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Lincoln Red English Lincoln Red Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Cattle Lowline ENG Lowline regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Cattle Luing English Luing . Well adapted to cold and wet climates due to superior double hair coat. Well adapted to grazing poor quality forage grown on poor quality soil. Adapted to grazing between sea level and 4000 feet elevation. Breed is not heat tolerant in hot climates. No specific resistance or tolerance. Exceptional fertility quantified by the number of cows rearing 10 calves. Fine grained, high quality beef. Exceptional longevity - many teenage cows with some breeding beyond 20 years of age. Red, yellow, white & red. 140 120 966 560 Locally adapted y 1975 Domestic Breed Breed established from a Beef Shorthorn and Scottish Highland base. Breed found across Canada international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Cattle Lynch Lineback ENG Lynch Lineback cattle are a Canadian landrace originating in Eastern Ontario. Cattle have a distinctive white lineback which is a specific reference to the solid coat colour – usually dark – which has a white top line running along the back from the base of the neck to the end of the tail, and a white underline along the belly. Meat, Milk Cattle have a solid coat colour , usually black which has a white top line running along the back from the base of the neck to the end of the tail, and a white underline along the belly. Native n Domestic Breed Breed developed in Eastern Ontario by the Lynch family. Records of the breed go back as far as October, 1894. 1894 Ontario local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Cattle Maine-Anjou English Maine-Anjou Maternal traits such as mothering and heavy milking go as far back as the origins in France. In addition to their size and muscling the Maines have a reputation for their easy fattening. Maine Anjou breeders have refined the breed to allow for calving ease but not to sacrifice performance. Maines are labeled with such terms as “performance second to none”, and “crossbreeding specialist”. There is no question that Maine-Anjou adds value to any herd and have secured a place in the commercial industry in the New Millenium. Maine Anjou Association, 2019 Red, Black and Red & White. 152 56 995 710 Maine-Anjou's in Canada have evolved to include solid black, black and white, solid red, and the traditional red and white colour. Commercial trends have gone towards the solid colour cattle however; the fullblood cattle were and are a very important part of the Maine Anjou breed in the past and future. Locally adapted y 1969 Domestic Breed In 1839 the Count de Falloux, a landowner, imported Durham cattle from England and crossed them with the Mancelle. The cross was extremely successful, and by 1850, Durham-Mancelle animals were winning championships at the French agricultural fairs. In 1908, the Society of Durham-Mancelle Breeders was formed at Chateau-Gontier in the Mayenne district. In 1909, the name was changed to the Society of Maine-Anjou Cattle Breeders, taking the name from the Maine and Anjou River valleys. 1908 Imported first into the province of Alberta, now found across Canada. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Milking Devon EN Milking Devon Meat, Milk The Milking Devon is a hardy breed, able to produce milk on a poor-quality forage diet. Considered a triple purpose breed. Locally adapted regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Cattle Milking Shorthorn eng. Milking Shorthorn Milk Easily adaptable to multiple environments. Heat tolerant. Average milk fat is 4%. Average milk protein 3.3% Red, White, Red & White, Roan. 2 2 Can be genetically polled. Horns moderate in size. 145 140 800 700 Can be horned or polled. y 1846 Domestic Breed Originated in Northern England 1822 Imported from Great Britain throughout the 1800's and 1900's, multiple imports. Breed found across Canada. 38 32 24 24 13 15 25 21 30 183 170 193 7 450 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Cattle Murray Grey English Murray Grey Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Cattle Normande EN Normande Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Norweigan Red EN Norwegian Red Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct critical -Canada CAN Cattle Parthenaise EN Parthenais Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Piedmontese EN Piedmont Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Pinzgauer EN Pinzgau Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Red Poll EN Red Poll Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Saler EN Salers Their heavy, solid dark red or black haired coat provides outstanding protection against cold temperatures. alers have gained a reputation for their ability to adapt readily to almost any kind of management or environmental conditions. Salers females provide maternal traits that insure cattlemen optimum returns. The cows displays the exceptional maternal qualities of fertility, milking ability, calving ease, hardiness and longevity. Salers feeder cattle are known for their ability to produce lean carcasses at the required market weight with the desired marbling to ensure tenderness. A valuable commodity in a competitive market where quality is rewarded Feedlot performance and carcass quality are the final measurement of a breed’s capabilities. Feedlots are learning that Salers sired cattle finish with performance equal to or better than other popular breeds for gain, feed conversion and cost of gain. In fact feedlots are finding that Salers generate the highest returns. Canadian Saler Association, 2019 Red & black. 152 56 995 710 Females-larger than average pelvic area. Locally adapted y 1973 Domestic Breed Salers are considered to be one of the oldest European breeds, whose roots can be traced to 16,500-year-old cave drawings found near the town of Salers in the South Central region of France, the Auvergne, in the heart of the volcanic area of the Massif Central. Salers were first imported into Canada in 1972 with the Salers Association of Canada being established in 1973. Canada continues to be an excellent source for Salers genetics worldwide. Imported first into Alberta, now across Canada. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Santa Gertrudis EN Santa Gertrudis Meat uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8) 1910-1940 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Shaver Beefblend eng. Meat 0 0 Native n Breed composite breed developed in Canada local No Information unknown unknown -Canada CAN Cattle Shorthorn EN Shorthorn Locally adapted y Domestic Breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat Red and white (Fullblood); Red; black 0 0 Locally adapted y 1969 Domestic Breed Simmental is an influential breed of cattle, history dating back to Middle Ages Parisien, the first Simmental bull brought into Canada. was imported in 1967. Breed found across Canada international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle South Devon EN South Devon These cattle are a solid bright yellowish red, varying slightly in shadeand often having a somewhat mottled appearance. 0 / 2 0 / 2 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed The South Devon breed was developed in the southern part of Devonshire,England. South Devon’s are the largest of the English and Scottish breeds.The cattle are horned and noted for hardiness, good milk yield and their lean carcass quality. 1969 Found across Canada. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Speckle Park EN Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Canada CAN Cattle Tarentaise EN Tarentaise Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Wagyu EN Wagyu Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Canada CAN Cattle Welsh Black EN Canadian Welsh Black is mainly used as beef products. Welsh Black Meat Well adapted for Canadian winters Very tolerant ot harsh conditions Pregnancy average is around 283 days under tough range conditions. In average, 1-2 assists per 100 calves ows give an even flow of milk with 4% butterfat . Principally used as a beef breed. They are mainly black, but the color red can show up in some occasion (recessive trait). 0 0 998 567 They are polled and have hard black hooves, less prone to injury. Locally adapted y Domestic Breed First animals arrived via USA. Following by direct importations from UK. 1970 1970 via USA, following by direct importation from UK Main nucleus is in Alberta, but animals found in 8 other provinces international No Information extinct extinct vulnerable -Canada CAN Cattle White Park EN White Park Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Chicken Ancona EN Ancona Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock EN Plymouth Rock Barred Locally adapted international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Canada CAN Chicken Brown Leghorn EN Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken Chantecler fr. Chantecler Native n Domestic Breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Canada CAN Chicken Columbian Rock EN Columbian Rock Locally adapted regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Canada CAN Chicken Houdan EN Houdan Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Chicken Hungarian Yellow EN Hungarian Yellow Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken Jersey Giant EN Jersey Giant Locally adapted n international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken Light Sussex EN Light Sussex Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Canada CAN Chicken Minorca EN Minorca Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken Munro Leghorn EN Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken New Hampshire Red EN New Hampshire Red Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Canada CAN Chicken Rhode Island Red EN Rhode Island Red Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken Shaver White Leghorn EN Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken Silver Grey Dorking EN Dorking Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Chicken White Jersey giant EN Jersey Giant Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Chicken Wyandotte White EN Wyandotte White Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Deer Deer eng. 0 0 Native y Wild local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Goat Alpine eng. Alpine 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Goat American Pygmy eng. American Pygmy Meat uni coloured: often agouti with dorsal and face-stripes 2 2 y 1975 domestic breed from West African Dwarf regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Goat Angora Goat eng. Angora uni coloured: white 2 2 small-sized, small head in proportion to the body domestic breed native to Turkey 2400 years BC hair mohair/angora 2.2 1.02 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Goat Kiko EN Kiko Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Goat Lamancha Lamancha American Lamancha Milk comment: all colours 2 2 earless y 1958 domestic breed descended from short-eared Spanish goats from Mexico international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Goat Myotonic EN Tennessee Fainting Locally adapted regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Goat Nigerian Dwarf eng. Nigerian Dwarf uni coloured: brown
multi coloured: black, white 2 2 smaller than American Pygmy y 1980 domestic breed descended from West African Dwarf regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Canada CAN Goat Nubian EN Anglo-Nubian Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Goat Oberhasli Oberhasli Swiss Alpine Milk uni coloured: chamois-coloured, occasionally black 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Goat San Clemente eng. San Clemente Meat multi coloured: forequarters black, hindquarters tan 2 2 females: scimitar shaped horns males: horns curved upward and backwards 65 22 13 bearded both sexes, shaggy mane in males feral breed from islands off the coast of California regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Goat Toggenburg EN Toggenburg Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Alberta Wild Horse EN Native local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse American Saddlebred EN American Saddle Horse Locally adapted y 1948 Domestic Breed Unknown All provinces within Canada. 18 24 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Anglo-Normand EN Norman Cob Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa multi coloured: white rump usually with small spots light animals domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Arabian EN Arab Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Bashkir Curly EN Bashkir Curly Locally adapted regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Belgian EN Belgian Draft Grow and shed heavy coats, a good size and texture hoof. Through the Canadian Belgian Horse Assoc. and its members, the genetic disease called Junctional Epidermolysis Bullosa (JEB) was researched, detected and an ongoing test using DNA markers is reducing the disease significantly. Good mothering ability, calm disposition, able to constantly produce one offspring per year. Belgian horses due to their strong build, strength, calm disposition, and willing to work and please attitude make them capable of handling different jobs. Strength and size. Capable of consistently producing one offspring per year while working. Sorrel (red, light, dark), Blonde, Roan, Bay, Chestnut 178 173 862 816 White on face, white or light mane & tail. Strong build and body. Locally adapted y 1920 Domestic Breed Imported from Belgium and US 1907 Belgians were imported to North America from Belgium in the early 1900's Currently Belgian Horses are imported and exported within North America between Canada and the US. Breed found across Canada. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Brittany Triangle EN Locally adapted n Feral local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Canadian eng. Canadian French Canadian, Canadien DraughtPower uni coloured: black, also bay, brown and chestnut 155 155 560 559.99 y 1895 Domestic Breed developed in Canada from importations from France starting in 1667, composite of Arab, Breton and Norman 1663 Around 82 horses imported, 75 mares and 7 stallions imported between 1665 and 1671. Breed found across Canada regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Canadian Warmblood EN Bred specifically for equestrian sports of show jumping dressage, three day event and driving. All except appaloosa colouring. 165 165 600 600 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Indigenous to Western Europe selected breeding and record keeping began in the 17th century BC, AB, SK, MB,ON,QC, NS, NB, PEI local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Cleveland Bay EN Cleveland Bay Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Clydesdale EN Clydesdale Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Canada CAN Horse Connemara Pony EN Connemara Pony Generally easy keepers. Connemara ponies are versatile and people oriented. This is one of the larger pony breeds, even popular with small adults, and although best known for their extraordinary jumping ability, many have movement good enough to be competitive in dressage, and some have distinguished themselves in combined driving. When crossed with thoroughbreds many have resulted in top level event horses, often described as Irish Sport Horses. Elsie Priddy, Secretary Canadian Connemara Pony Society Grey, bay, buckskin, roan, chestnut, black A compact pony with good bone, 7-9 inches around the cannon bone. Joints are large and flat. Head of moderate size with a straight profile, large well defined jaw and small ears. Eyes set wide apart with a broad forehead. Connemaras have a deep girth and wide chest with a medium head and neck set and a good length of rein. The tail is set on medium height and is thick and luxuriant, the mane is long and thick and like the tail is often wavy. The main distinguishing characteristics are the amount of bone, the width of the chest and depth of girth. The overall impression is of a four-square pony standing over a good amount of ground. Locally adapted y 2006 Domestic Breed Developed in Ireland 1926 Breed found across Canada international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Dales Pony EN Dales Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Dartmoor Pony EN Dartmoor Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Exmoor Pony EN Exmoor Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Fell Pony EN Fell Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Fjord EN Fjord Adapted well to northern climates, sure footed.Can survive on very little feed. Survives on minimal feed. Small structure, heavy load bearing. Used as therapeutic horses. Gentle, quiet and like to be with people. Intelligent, compact and strong Dun- brown dun, red dun, grey dun, white dun, yellow dun. 476 476 Small stature with a heavy build. Feathering on legs, dorsal stripe and stripe on legs. Manes grow straight up with black between 2 white stripes. Dorsal stripes. Locally adapted n 1977 Domestic Norwegian mountains 1950's the first Fjord horses were shipped to Canada. Located in all provinces with the exception of Newfoundland, Yukon, Northwest Territories. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Hackney EN Hackney Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Hackney Pony EN Hackney Pony international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Halflinger EN Haflinger Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Highland Pony EN Highland Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Icelandic EN Iceland Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Irish Draught EN Irish Draught Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Horse Lac La Croix Indian Pony eng. Lac Lac Croix Indigenous Pony Well adapted to bush country, files & bugs, rough & rocky terrain, extreme weather. Resistant to disease and infection (does well without chemical intervention). n/a n/a Suitable and proficient in ALL disciplines including, but not limited to, equitation. Predominantly varieties of Dun (Bay, Black or Grulla, Red) but any solid colour except white. Locally adapted y 1999 Domestic Breed Developed by the Ojibway peoples North and South of Minnesota (USA)/Oregon. 1977-population exported Canada to USA; 1993-(USA to Canada) 1 stallion, 3 mares; 1996-(USA to Canada) 2 stallions, 3 mares; 1999-(USA to Canada) 4 stallions, 6 mares; 2004 (USA to Canada0 3 stallions; 2005 (USA to Canada) remainder of Bob Walkers her; date unknown (USA to Canada) remainder of LLoyd Haas herd. Breed found across Canada. local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Lipizzanner EN Lipitsa Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Horse Miniature Horse EN Locally adapted n local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Morgan eng. Morgan light animals, similar to American Trotter domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse New Forest EN New Forest Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Newfoundland Pony eng. The animals good temperament makes them good workers, easy keepers and wonderful pets. uni coloured: bay, but also black, brown or red with black forelocks
comment: coat colour changes with the change of seasons 337 Locally adapted y domestic breed The exact origin of this breed is unknown, however, they were probably developed from stock brought to Newfoundland around the 1600's from England or Europe 1600 local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Noriker EN Noric Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Paint EN American Paint Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Palomino EN Palomino Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Paso Fino EN Paso Fino Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Percheron EN Percheron Carting, DraughtPower, Dressage, RidingSport Percherons are very adaptable to all environments. Good natured, easy to train. Easy to breed and foal Good strong neck and jaw. Refined ears and an attractive head. Percherons generally have a nice head, good legs and a good feet, well proportioned body. "People oriented and are known to be ""gentle giants"". Very versatile" Canadian Percheron Association Black, Grey, Brown, Sorrels, roans. 180 180 1800 1800 Good feet, clean action, good muscles in the lower thigh. Locally adapted y 1912 (Canada) Domestic Strain The Percheron horse originated in France. Imported into Canada in the early 1900's. First foals registered and recorded was 1905 (born in Canada). Found across Canada. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Peruvian EN Peruvian Paso Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Quarter Horse eng. Quarter Horse Cold Deck, Copper Bottom, Kentucky Whip, Printer, Rondo, Shilo, Steeldust, Billie Very hardy and easy keeper in the diverse Canadian environment. Well suited to all of Canada's southern environments on native pastures and locally grown forage Easy keepers and quite hardy. Average fertility although generally horses tend to be less fertile than other domestic animals. Industry wide conception rate is probably 60 - 70% Very quiet disposition and very trainable. Stock horse is the most common characteristic Quarter horses tend to have a very good disposition, are very calm, and very trainable Wayne Burwash-Canadian Quarter Horse Association. Many colours including bay, black chestnut, sorrel, palomino, etc. 155 155 550 500 Pretty horses that are quite muscular. Mostly stock horse type. y 1940 Domestic Breed Working ranch horses that were very fast at a 1/4 mile. 1940 First registered Quarter Horses brought to Canada from the USA in 1950. The first recorded Quarter Horses brought into Canada were stallions. Alberta international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Shetland Pony EN Shetland Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Shire EN Shire Approximately 70% live birth rate. Black, Bay, Grey 184 172.5 960 910 Feather on legs Locally adapted y 1901 Domestic Breed Breed originated in England. "The first stud, ""Farmer's Glory"" was foaled in England in 1848 and imported into Canada." Breed found across Canada. international No Information extinct extinct critical -Canada CAN Horse Sport ENG Locally adapted local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Standardbred ENG American Trotter international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Suffolk EN Suffolk Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Horse Tennessee Walking EN Tennessee Walking Horse Adapted and bred for Canadian conditions Tolerant to Canadian conditions - all seasons Running walk gait. Sue Gamble, President Canadian registry of the Tennessee Walking Horse. Black, chestnut, bay, with creme & champagne dilutes, gray & roan, sabino & tobiano patterns. 150 150 500 500 Can have variable coat colours. Locally adapted y 1982 Domestic Breed Selective breeding of run walk gaited all purpose horse in middle Tennessee 1935 Stallion Chief Justice Allen is the first known import to Alberta, Canada Feb 5, 1941 from Nashville, TN, USA. Imports from the U.S. have been on-going ever since. Not all imported Tennessee Walking Horses are registered with Canadian Registry of the Tennessee Walking Horse) All provinces, with the exception of Newfoundland and PEI. international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Horse Thoroughbred EN Thoroughbred One of the preferred breeds of horses for racing purposes. Canadian Thoroughbred Association. White, grey/roan, black, bay, dark bay or brown, chestnut, palomino 163 163 500 450 Locally adapted y 1914 Domestic Breed Developed in the 17th-18th century England when native mares were cross bred to imported stallions of Byerky Turk, Darley Arabian, and Godolphin Arabian. In the early to mid 19th century, horse breeders in Canada increased their focus on breeding horses, of which the Thoroughbred became more popular due to their racing abilities. Breed found across Canada. 100 90 60 60 60 36 96 330 360 360 20 1 2 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Horse Trakehner EN Trakehner Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Horse Viking ENG Locally adapted local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Warmblood EN Locally adapted local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Horse Welsh Cob Pony ENG Welsh Pony Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Llama Llama EN Chaku Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Berkshire EN Berkshire Locally adapted y Domestic Breed found across Canada. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig British Saddleback EN Saddleback Excellent foragers on pasture system. Seem to be very disease resistant. Average 12 piglets per litter. Highly desired for deep marbling in flesh by chef's and craft butchers. Black with white saddle. 320 270 Locally adapted y 1967 Domestic Breed The British Saddleback is a modern British breed of domestic pig. It was created in 1967 by merging the surviving populations of two traditional saddleback breeds, the Essex and Wessex Saddleback. 1800 7 breeding animals were imported in 2015 from the US which were decendants of UK imports in 2012. 2 males and 5 females. Currently a producer (Murray Thunberg) are working with the OVC at the University of Guelph to diversify the genetic pool with semen for AI. ON international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Pig Chester White eng. Chester White Meat uni coloured: white y 1930 domestic breed originated in early 19th century from English imports early 19th century international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat Locally adapted Y domestic breed Breed found across Canada international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Gloucester Old Spots EN Gloucestershire Old Spot The Gloucestershire Old Spot is a hardy breed able to cope with most conditions. The breed has a reputation as an excellent forager. Average Litter Size in 2009 was around 9.06 piglets and the breed is known for having good maternal instincts. The breed is also known for having a very gentle nature. Cold & heat hardy, thrive in a outdoor pastured type setting. Excellent maternal instincts. GOS pork marbles very well and has a hint of sweetness to it. Highly desirable for Chef's and Craft Butchers. The Gloucestershire Old Spot is renowned for the quality of its meat and is a dual purpose breed suitable for pork or bacon production. Murray Thunberg They are white in colour with distinctive black spots and large, lop ears. 350 280 Gloucester Old Spots are broad, deep bodied pig. Locally adapted y 1913 in the UK Domestic Breed The GOS originated around the Berkeley Vale on the southern shore of the River Severn and was frequently kept in orchards. 1913 A breeding trio was imported into Ontario Canada from the US in 2014 by Murray Thunberg. Another breeding pair was imported into British Columbia in 2013. Currently I have in Ontario 20 breeding animals in Ontario and have traded animals with breeder in BC. I have recently partnered up with the OVC at the University of Guelph to import semen for Artificial Insemination to expand the genetic pool and have more breeders. ON regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Pig Hampshire EN Hampshire Black with a white belt encircling the body, including legs and feet. Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Breed found across Canada international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Pig Hereford EN Hereford Docile breed of pig, suitable for both indoor and outdoor pasture systems. Very good maternal instincts. Average little size 9-12 Well marbled flesh. Works well with a cross breeding system. The Hereford, often called the Hereford Hog, is a breed of domestic pig named for its color and pattern, which is similar to that of the Hereford breed of cattle: red with a white face. 364 273 Hereford pigs look similar and were named after their namesake, the Hereford breed of cattle. Locally adapted y 1934 Domestic Originating in the United States, the Hereford is a rare variety of swine which was created from a synthesis of Duroc, Poland China, and perhaps some Chester White or Hampshire. It was first developed from 1920 to 1925, and by 1934 the official Hereford registry was opened. regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Pig Lacombe eng. Lacombe Meat lop ears y 1961 domestic breed composite of Danish Landrace (55%), Chester White (22%) and Berkshire (23%), developed by the Government of Canada 1947-1958 Alberta international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Canada CAN Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat y Domestic Breed Breed found across Canada. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Large Black EN Large Black Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Breed found across Canada. international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Pig Pietrain EN Pietrain Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Ontario international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Poland China eng. Poland China Meat multi coloured: black with white points 290 240 y 1878 domestic breed composite of Berkshire, Miami and others 1835-1872 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Red Wattle EN Sus scrofa Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Spotted EN Spotted Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Pig Tamworth EN Tamworth Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Breed found across Canada. international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Pig Welsh EN Welsh Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat Y domestic breed Breed found across Canada. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. The animals breed all year round. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: black, brown
comment: black nose, ears, eyebrows, belly and lower legs, tan with black belly (badger face) 0 0 medium-size, leggy goat, male has a mane domestic breed introduced from Africa over 300 years ago over 300 years ago hair F17-8, 16 W24-20 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Berrichon du Cher EN Berrichon Du Cher Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Blackface EN Blackface Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Sheep Bluefaced Leicester EN Bluefaced Leicester Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Border Cheviot EN Cheviot Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Border Leceister EN Border Leicester Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep British Milk Sheep EN British Milksheep Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Canadian Arcott eng. Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 73 65 90 85 domestic breed composite of Suffolk, Ile de France, Leicester, Cheviot and Romnelet: In 1986 the Animal Research Center for Agriculture Canada developed a mandate to evaluate technology and management strategies for high output lamb production systems which could operate efficiently and profitably under Canadian conditions. In 1988 and 1989 the Arcott sheep (Canadian, Outaouais, Rideau) were released to nucleus flock owners assigned by the Canadian Sheep Breeders Association. Twenty three flocks across Canada received 1 160 ewes and 89 rams (400 Canadian ewes, 480 Rideau ewes and 280 Outaouais). There were also 200 to 300 pure-bred ewes sold at public auction across Canada in 1989. 1977 wool medium 2.4 4.6 4.6 12 12 N17-18 - fertility rate (under accelerated system) 70%;
- average daily gain (birth to 21 days) g 286;
- average daily gain (21 days to 91 days) g 297;
1.9 local No Information atRisk endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Canadian Corriedale eng. Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 y domestic breed composite of Corriedale and (Lincoln x Rambouillet) 1919-1934 Alberta wool medium local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Sheep Charollais EN Charollais Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Clun Forest EN Clun Forest Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Columbia eng. Columbia Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 similar to Panama domestic breed composite of Lincoln and American Rambouillet 1912 onwards wool medium kept in range flocks international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Coopworth EN Coopworth Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Canada CAN Sheep Corriedale EN Corriedale Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Cotswold eng. Cotswold 0 0 domestic breed wool international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep DLS eng. Meat Tenderness, juiciness and flavour of meat from DLS lambs compare favourably with meat type breeds such as Suffolk. uni coloured: white 0 0 95 65 y 1989 domestic breed originated at Lennoxville Research Station: composite of (Australian Dorset x Leicester Longwool) and (Australian Dorset x Suffolk) 1968 Quebec wool medium 2.5 32 4 4 43.5 N17-9 Ewe lambs reach puberty at 6-8 months of age and ram lambs may reach sexual maturity at about 28 weeks old, 7-10% of ewes breed all the year round. Fertility rate in mature ewes under an accelerated mating program of three lambings in two years is 94.5%. The wool quality is of medium grade. 1.4 local No Information extinct extinct -Canada CAN Sheep Dorper EN Dorper Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Down 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Drysdale EN Drysdale Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Canada CAN Sheep East Friesen Dairy EN East Friesian Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep English Leiceister EN Leicester Longwool Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Est a Laine Merino EN Merino Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Finnsheep EN Finnisch Landrace Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Hampshire EN Hampshire Down Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Hexam Leceister EN Leicester Longwool Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Icelandic EN Icelandic Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Ile de France EN Ile-De-France Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Jacob EN Jacob Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Sheep Karakul EN Karakul Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Katahdin Katahdin Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. uni coloured: white 0 0 79 64 tail is 20-25 cm long domestic breed composite of Suffolk, Wiltshire Horn and Virgin Island White: created by M. Piel in Maine country-wide hair F17-32 1.68 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Kerry Hill EN Kerry Hill Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct vulnerable -Canada CAN Sheep Lacaune Dairy EN Lacaune Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Lincoln EN Lincoln Longwool Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Marshall Romney EN Romney Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Merino EN Merino Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Montadale eng. Montadale Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Cheviot (40%) and Columbia (60%) 1933 onwards wool medium regional No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Navajo-Churro eng. Navajo-Churro American Four-Horned, Navajo Four-Horned, Navajo multi coloured: usually white with coloured on face and legs 0/2/4 0/2 55 45 tail is long and thin, horizontal ears domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro, but distinct for more than three centuries wool coarse/carpet N8-101 regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Sheep Newfoundland eng. Meat The animals are known for their hardiness and longevity. uni coloured: white, sometimes with dark face or black 0/2 0/2 70 65 domestic breed composite of North Country Cheviot, Dorset Horn and other breeds late 19th-early 20th century wool medium 2.4 34 3.4 3.4 24 24 50 N22 Po7 - fertility rate over 90%;
- prolificacity 1.7 lambs;
- weaning weight (at 84 days) 18 kg;
- weight at 120 days 44 kg;
local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Sheep North Country Cheviot EN Cheviot Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Outaouais Arcott fr. Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 71 64 87 80 domestic breed composite of Finnish Landrace, Shropshire and Suffolk 1977 wool medium 2 120 54 7.3 3.4 3.4 12 12 7.3 N17 F17-22 A milking trial at the University of Minnesota indicated that ewes milked by machine twice daily for about 120 days, following weaning at 30 days, produced 54 l of milk containing 7.3% fat, 6.1% protein and 4.6% lactose. - fertility rate: 83%;
- average daily gain (birth to 21 days): 271 g;
- average daily gain (21 days to 91 days): 274 g;
2.6 local No Information extinct extinct -Canada CAN Sheep Oxford EN Oxford Down Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Oxford down EN Locally adapted local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Sheep Perendale EN Perendale Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Canada CAN Sheep Polypay EN Polypay Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Rambouillet EN Rambouillet Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Rideau Arcott fr. Meat This is a rapid growing, fecund-type breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 71 65 90 80 domestic breed composite of Finnish Landrace, Suffolk, East Friesian, Shropshire and Dorset Horn developed by Agriculture Canada at the Animal Research Centre (ARC), now called Centre for Food and Animal Research in Ottawa, Ontario 1977 wool medium 2.1 120 77 6.6 3.4 3.4 12 12 F17-26 Milk production data are from a trial at University of Minnesota using ewes machine-milked twice a day, following weaning at 30 days of age. - fertility rate: 86%;
- average daily gain (birth to 21 days): 271 g;
- average daily gain (21 days to 91 days): 281 g;
2.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Romanov EN Romanov Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Romnelet EN Blackface Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Romney and Rambouillet 1935-1947 Alberta wool medium international No Information extinct extinct critical -Canada CAN Sheep Romney EN Romney Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Rouge de l'Ouest EN Rouge De L’ouest Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Ryeland EN Ryeland Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct vulnerable -Canada CAN Sheep Scottish Blackface EN Scottish Blackface Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Shetland EN Shetland Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Shropshire EN Shropshire Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Soay EN Soay Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Sheep South African Meat Merion EN South African Mutton Merino Locally adapted international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Southdown EN South Down Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Canada CAN Sheep St Croix eng. Meat The breed is reported to be heat tolerant. The animals of this breed are reported to be tolerant to various parasites. This breed is known as very prolific and aseasonal. This is a very docile breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed unique to USA and Canada, developed from Virgin Islands Whites at Utah State University 1970's hair local No Information atRisk critical -Canada CAN Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Targhee eng. Targhee Wool 0 0 domestic breed composite of Rambouillet, Lincoln and Corriedale 1926 onwards wool medium international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Canada CAN Sheep Texel EN Texel Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Sheep Tunis EN Tunisian Barbary Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Canada CAN Turkey Beltsville Small White EN Beltsville Locally adapted international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Canada CAN Turkey Bourbon Red EN Bourbon Red Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Turkey Broad Breasted Bronze EN Broad Breasted Bronze Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Turkey Narragansett EN Narragansett Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Canada CAN Turkey Norfolk Black EN Black Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Turkey Ridley Bronze eng. Ridley Bronze Meat middle level comment: shanks are dull black in young, grey to pink in adults 13.8 8.2 domestic breed originated from commercial hatchery in Saskatchwan, disposing of stock regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Canada CAN Turkey Spanish EN Black Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Canada CAN Turkey Standard Bronze EN Bronze Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Switzerland CHE Buffalo Wasserbüffel ger water Buffalo Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Switzerland CHE Cattle Braunvieh ger. including Original Schweizer Braunvieh since 2020 Brown Swiss Brown Swiss Meat, Milk the breed has its origin in Switzerland The animals are well adapted to mountainous regions and their heat tolerance is remarkable. -1/29 chromosome aberration; -14/20 chromosome aberration; - k-Casein mountain uni coloured: brown 2 2 cows: 30-50 cm length; occurrence of rare polled animals 152 135 1050 610 Native y 1897 domestic breed composite of Schwyzer Einsiedler, Appenzeller, Gurten Vieh and others 1967-1998, > 20% from Brown Swiss (USA) all over Switzerland, but mainly eastern and central part of Switzerland 300 6735 3.97 3.35 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Cattle Eringer Annualy before the cattle goes up to the Alps, cow fights are organized in five different weight classes to ascertain the queens. This cowfights has a long tradition and always attrack hundreds of breeders and tourists as well. Winner cows achieve high selling prices. ger. Herens Race d'Hérens, Swiss Herens Meat, Milk This breed is very vivacious with a battlesome temperament. The breed has a role in maintaining folklore The breed is well adapted to the local environment of mountain areas The breed produces a high quality of meat and milk which are used for dried meat respectively for Raclette cheese. Raclette cheese, dried meat The breed is well adapted to mountains; its pastures often are 2000m a.s.l. black, marron unicolored 2 2 pronounced horns 127 123 700 530 vivacious behaviour Native y 1917 domestic indigenous breed Canton of Wallis local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Cattle Evolèner ger. Evolene, Evolènarde Milk, VegetationManagement The animals are well adapted to alpine climate and pastures. The animals are very hardy and vital. In relation to the body weight, the milk yield and dressing percentage are very good. The breed has an aggressive temperament. multi coloured: red, black or marron with irregular white markings on forehead, claws, fetlocks and ankles; white belly 2 2 130 120 600 400 short head; spirited; mountain-type Native y 1995 domestic breed indigenous very old breed from Wallis, close related to Herens (Switzerland), the Evolèner developed parallel to the Eringer untill some breeders did no longer agree with the selection goal of a unicoloured cow and created their own Federation 1859 Upper and Lower part of canton Wallis Wallis 3000 300 Often kept in the mountains during summer. local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Cattle Fribourgeois fr. Schwarzfleckvieh, Freiburger Meat, Milk comments: black pied y 1898 domestic variety Indigenous breed; since 1966 displaced by crossing with Holstein. Last pure-bred bull died 1973 19th century mainly in the canton of Fribourg local No Information extinct extinct -Switzerland CHE Cattle Hinterwälder ger. Hinterwald Hinterwald Milk, VegetationManagement The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). No occurrence of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR) disease was reported for animals of this breed. This breed is known for longevity and vitality. adapted to mountains multi coloured: red with white head and legs red 2 2 horns are shaped like a lyra 122 115 550 400 very rangy, mountain type Exotic y 1984 domestic breed imported from Germany (Schwarzwald) 1984- 1987 Hinterwald from Germany country-wide 305 180 306 4000 2000 6000 9.5 9 20 20 11 12 12 15 15 9 regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Switzerland CHE Cattle Holstein-Friesian ger. Holstein (black and white) Holstein Milk multi coloured: black, white 2 2 156 141 1100 640 milk-type Locally adapted y 1898 domestic breed descended from Freiburger Schwarzfleckvieh (indigenous breed) 1890 since 1950, < 5% from Schwarzbunte (Germany),1965-1998, >20% from Holstein (USA and Canada) country-wide 8095 3.94 3.22 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Cattle Original Schweizer Braunvieh ger. separate until 2019, united with Braunvieh since 2020 Original Swiss Brown Original Swiss Brown Meat, Milk specific genetic features: -1/29 chromosome aberration; -14/20 chromosome aberration; -k-Casein ; estimation of genetic distance was performed to the following other breeds: - Simmental; -Holstein-Friesian (both from Switzerland) the breed has its origin in Switzerland The breed is well adapted to mountainous regions and its heat tolerance is remarkable. well adapted to walk in the mountains uni coloured: brown brown 2 2 cows: 30-50 cm length 150 136 1200 630 Native y 1897 domestic breed indigenous breed original type of Brown Swiss without US Brown Swiss genes mainly eastern and central part of Switzerland /Swisswide 300 6078 3.84 3.33 local Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly -Switzerland CHE Cattle Original Simmental ger. Original Swiss Simmental Meat, Milk Simmental breed is originated from Switzerland The breed is well adapted to mountainous regions. mountain region multi coloured: red or blond with white head 2 2 152 142 1200 700 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed since 1965, <5% Montbéliarde (France) country-wide local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Cattle Red Holstein FL >= 50 %, SI + MO < 13% and NO < 50 % Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Cattle Rätisches Grauvieh ger. Raetian Grey Milk, VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to mountainous environments.. This breed produces a high quality meat (finefibre) and the high proportion of valuable meat parts is remarkable. This breed has strong legs adapted to mountains and poor grassland uni coloured: grey 2 2 125 120 600 425 Native y 1985 domestic breed composite of diverse Grison mountain cattle strains; displaced by crossing with Swiss Brown; reimported from Austria in 1985; 1985 from Austria (Albula-type) mountainous regions of Switzerland 3300 3.7 3.7 Alped in summer, housed only during winter (about 5 months). Feeding: gras and hey Milk protein (%): ca. 3.2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Cattle Swiss Fleckvieh (seit 2009) ger. This breed was called Simmental Fleckvieh before 2009 Swiss Fleckvieh Simmental Milk the breed is originated from Switzerland multi coloured: red and yellow pied with white head 2 2 155 137 1200 710 Locally adapted y 1879 domestic breed composite of Saanen, Frutigen, Freiburger and local landrace breeds since 1967, ~20% from Red Holstein (Canada/USA), <5% Montbeliard (France), since 1975, <5% from Red Friesian (Netherlands) and from Red Holstein (Germany) through out the country 7054 3.97 3.26 The animals are partly kept under mountainous conditions. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Chicken Appenzeller Barthuhn ger. Appenzeller Barthuhn Hobby because of the beard and the small rose comb they are well adapted to cold winters. indigenous comment: partridge coloured 2.2 1.7 bearded Native y 1994 domestic breed selected from local landraces in mid 1860's in two coloured variants: black and partridge with golden neck (9 flocks by 6 breeders): the crossing with Andalusian gives a blue coloured variety: also dwarfs in black and wild-type coloured exist mid 1860's 100 8 8 Kept in mainly free-ranged small flocks. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Switzerland CHE Chicken Appenzeller Spitzhauben ger. Appenzeller Spitzenhauben Spitzhauben Fancy The breed is adapted to live in a mountain climate and animals of this breed are good climbers and flyers. indigenous 1.7 1.3 plume-crested Native domestic breed This breed has been bred in the 15th century in monasteries. In the beginning of the 1950's only a few individuals were left. More than ten colour varieties existed last century from which are only three are left: the majority is silver-black spotted, rarely golden-black spotted and very rarely uniformly black. Incrossing of Brakel (Netherlands) and Hamburger Silberlack (Germany) took place. 15th century Alpes 100 6 6 mainly kept in small flocks and free-range. international No Material unknown unknown critical -Switzerland CHE Chicken Schweizer Huhn ger. Hobby The animals are well muscled. indigenous 3 2.5 well muscled animals Native y 1993 domestic breed "This breed was created by crossing White Orpington and Wyandotte in Amriswil village in 1905. It was widespread before laying hybrids were developed because of high production. This breed is similar to """"Deutsches Reichshuhn""""." 1905 120 8 8 Kept in small flocks, mainly in free-range. local No Material unknown unknown -Switzerland CHE Goat Appenzellerziege ger. Apenzell goats were originally mainly kept in the two half cantons of Appenzell Today they are also found in other cantons, a large population is found in the canton of St. Gallen Appenzell Appenzell Milk, VegetationManagement The Appenzell is a small but very efficient milkgoat has a role in maintaining folklore mainly milk, processed to fresh- and hard cheese; Meat of goatlings suitable for montane regions uni coloured: pure white 0 0 80 75 65 45 long hair on back and hind parts; similar to the Saanen goat, but smaller Native y 1912 domestic breed Native breed, in 1938 the composite (strain) of the Zürcherziege (Appenzeller x Saanen) was included in the Appenzeller goat breed and the composite (strain) name was no longer used in the 19th century mainly in North Eastern Switzerland, especially the two Appenzell cantons 266 722 2.9 6 2.7 6 6 8 8 13 11 17 360 7 1.8 1 4 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Goat Bündner Strahlenziege ger. Grisons Striped Grison Striped Milk, VegetationManagement The breed is very robust and spirited This breed is well adapted to mountainous regions. The breed is known for its high robustness. The breed is very well adapted to the mountains. Good performance under difficult climatic conditions. uni coloured: black with white markings on head (stripes from horns to the angles of the mouth), tail and legs black 2 2 85 75 65 45 short and straight hair Native y 1938 domestic breed composite of Alpine local breeds 1913 1985-1990, <5% from Poitevine (France);1990 - 1995, < 5% from British Alpine (United Kingdom); Cantons of Grison, St. Gall and Bern hair 205 629 3.5 3.2 6 6 8 8 13 11 17 360 7 The animals are kept in mountainous regions. regional Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Switzerland CHE Goat Capra Grigia it. Graue Bergziege VegetationManagement Animals of this breed are very hardy and well adapted to mountainous environment. uni coloured: grey or grey-white and/or black cover hair; black or dark-grey legs; eel-back 2 2 strong horns, pointing outwards 80 75 72 50 Native breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Goat Gemsfarbige Gebirgsziege ger. Coloured Chamois Goat Chamois Coloured Milk, VegetationManagement The breed is very efficient in milkproduction and is well cold- and heatresistant. heat and cold resistant. Estimation of genetic distance was performed to the following other breeds: Saanen, Toggenburg, Appenzell, Verzasca, Valais Blackneck (all from Switzerland) The breed is adapted as well to the mountainregion as to the lowland. uni coloured: fawn to maroon with black markings on head, back and legs fawn to maroon 0/2 0/2 80 75 65 45 Native y 1900 domestic breed Indigenous Alpine Goat, comprising the hornless Oberhasli-Brienzer strain and the horned Bündner strain since 1960, < 5% from Alpine (France) Country wide 262 765 3.5 3.1 6 6 8 8 13 11 17 360 7 1.8 1 4 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Goat Nera Verzasca it. Verzasca Verzasca Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountains). The breed is very resistant and is known for its unpretentiousness and great adaptability, even in very extreme temperature. The animals are known for their good fertility. Formaggini (fresh cheese with 100 % goat milk) mountain region uni coloured: black 2 2 85 80 70 50 Native y 1940 domestic breed indigenous breed from the Tessin Canton Tessin 211 462 3.4 3.1 7 10 8 19 24 360 7 The animals are kept under very extensive conditions in the mountainous region. local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Goat Pfauenziege ger. Peacock Goat Peacock Goat, Grau-schwarze Gebirgsziege Milk, VegetationManagement The animals are well adapted to mountainous regions. mountain region multi coloured: black legs, white tail and forehead, peacock marking on head and body 2 2 80 75 75 55 Native y 1992 domestic breed Local mountain goat from the region of Graubünden (Prättigau) 1887 In most regions of Switzerland 235 538 3.6 3.1 6 6 8 8 13 360 7 1.8 1 4 regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Switzerland CHE Goat Saanen Saanen Milk The breed is not suitable to extensiv environments. A high milk performance is only possible when the fodder has a good quality. the district of Saanen has given the name to the breed These are healthy animals. The animals are known for their good fertility. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 90 80 75 50 Native y 1890 domestic breed Originated from Saanenland and Simmental Since 1960 from France < 5 % In all regions of Switzerland 264 838 3.2 6 2.9 6 6 8 8 13 360 7 mountainous region 1.8 1 4 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Goat Stiefelgeiß ger. St Gallen Booted Goat Booted Goat, Sardonaziege VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to the local high mountain environment. adapted to mountain areas Multi coloured: black, brown with dorsal black stripe, markings on legs, feet and head. 2 2 80 73 70 40 Native y 1985 domestic breed descended from local mountain goat breeds 5% German speaking Switzerland local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Goat Toggenburger ger. Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk Estimation of genetic distance was performed to the following other breeds: Saanen, Toggenburg, Chamois Coloured, Appenzell, Verzasca (all from Switzerland) Uni coloured: grey, brown, ears and tail are bordered in white. 0/2 0/2 80 75 65 45 Native y 1890 domestic breed indigenous local breed 1880 since 1960, < 5% Pure Toggenburg goats from the United Kingdom in the central and east of Switzerland 268 777 3.5 2.8 6 6 8 8 13 360 7 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Goat Walliser Schwarzhalsziege ger. Valais Blackneck Valais Blackneck Meat, VegetationManagement The breed is grazing in the Alps like wild animals during summer. Expositions and awards for the most beautiful goats and bucks are traditional and very popular. Dry meat; the fure is used for ladys bags. The breed is very well adapted to the high mountains. Multi coloured: black forehand, white backhand. 2 2 80 75 65 45 very long hair Native y 1920 domestic breed local indigenous breed mainly in gteh Canton of Valais 264 445 3.1 2.9 6 7 8 8 13 12 24 360 7 The animals are kept in mountainous regions. 1.8 1 3 regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Switzerland CHE Goose (domestic) Diepholzer ger. Diepholzer Eggs 7 6 1995 domestic breed imported from Germany German speaking part of Switzerland 8 8 Kept in small flocks in free-range mainly. regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Switzerland CHE Horse Burgdorfer ger. DraughtPower heavy domestic variety origin from Ardennes x Jura; regional variety and heavier strain of the original Freiberger local No Information extinct extinct -Switzerland CHE Horse CH-Warmblut ger. Swiss Warmblood, Demi-Sang CH Sport uni coloured: various colours 168 162 600 500 Locally adapted y 1950 domestic breed Swiss Landrace mares were improved with warmblood and thorough bred stallions from surrounding countries and this became the Swiss Warmblood breed. since 1900 there are no more Erlenbach horses. since 1950 from Halfbred (France, Germany, Ireland, Sweden) country-wide local No Information atRisk endangered -Switzerland CHE Horse Einsiedler ger. Riding (work) light Native domestic variety composite of Holstein and Anglo-Norman local No Information extinct extinct -Switzerland CHE Horse Franches-Montagnes This breed is used in the Swiss Army. fr. Freiberger Freiberger Fancy semen and DNA-material is stored in the National gene pool in Avenches Switzerland keeps the stud-book of origin for the breed This breed is modest and also well adapted to mountainous regions. The animals are known for their very good and quiet character. It is a good leisure horse mountains uni coloured: bay, chestnut, black, white
multi coloured: white intermixed with black or bay 155 147 650 550 Native y 1890 domestic breed composite of indigenous breed Franches Montagnes and other imported breeds until approx. 1990 1890-1920 from Breton and Ardennes (France), Hackney (United Kingdom): 1950-1965 from Anglo-Norman (France), Trakehner (Sweden), Arab (Poland), Shagya Arab (Hungary): 1985-1990, <5% from Halfbred (Switzerland) concentration in the North-western Switzerland; but also elsewhere in the country local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Horse Haflinger This breed is used in the swiss army. Haflinger Hobby DNA-material is stored This breed is well adapted to mountainous regions. uni coloured: light to dark chestnut 148 145 400 350 full flaxen mane and tail Locally adapted y 1952 domestic breed imported from Austria and Germany in 1952 country-wide international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Pig Schwalbenbauch Mangalitza ger. Mangalitsa Swalow Belly Swallow-Bellied Mangalitsa, Wollschwein Hobby The breed is known for its resistance to cold. 75 72 180 140 swallow-bellied, wool, thick hair, piglets striped like wild ones, lop ears Exotic y 1988 domestic breed imported from Hungary since 1970, 5% from Schwalbenbauch Mangalitza (Germany, Hungary) country-wide regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Switzerland CHE Pig Schweizer Duroc Deutsch Swiss Duroc Locally adapted local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Pig Schweizer Edelschwein production pof piglets for fattening and meatproduction Deutsch Large White Large White Meat fertile and long-living sow, excellent teats, excellent maternal instinct uni coloured: white erect ears, robust legs and feet Native y 1911 domestic breed Sitzerland improved with imported breeds English, Yorkshire, Largewhite form Germany, England, Finland, Netherlands and France eastern and western Switzerland international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Pig Schweizer Edelschwein Vaterlinie deutsch Swiss Large White sire-line best meat quality with an ideal concentration of intramuscular fat and lowest drip loss erect ears, nonochrome white, excellent fattening performance and best meat quality with an ideal concentration of intramuscular fat and lowest drip loss Locally adapted y domestic breed local breed Switzerland local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Pig Schweizer Landrasse Piglet production ger. Landrace Swiss Landrace Meat very fertile and long living mother sows Low frequency of PSE (halothane gene undisseminated) is reported for this breed. excellent maternal instincts, highly fertile and long living mother sows, excellent teats, robust legs and feed, stress resistent (free of Halothane gene) uni coloured: white lop ears Native y 1911 domestic breed Swiss animals ennobled with imported animals from Germany, England, Denmark, Finland, Norway and France Norway and France Switzerland wide international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Pig Schweizer Piétrain Deutsch Swiss Piétrain Locally adapted local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Switzerland CHE Sheep Braunköpfiges Fleischschaf ger. Oxford Down Brown Headed Meat Sheep, Grabs, Wildhaus, Oxford Down Meat uni coloured: white with brown and black face 0 0 81 74 110 80 Native 1900 domestic breed Native breed. With the reclassification of breeds in 1938, the Grabser Schaf strain was combined with the Brown-headed meat sheep. Since then, the name of Grabser sheep strain is no longer used. since 1996 from Oxford Down (United Kingdom), Schwarzköpfiges Fleischschaf (Germany) country-wide wool medium international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Sheep Bündner Oberländerschaf ger. Grisons, Graubünden VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to the local mountain pastures. The animals rarely contract foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis nodosus) High twinning rates are reported for this breed. The animals have a wild character. poor pastures different coulours exist:mainly white, possibly also black, grey, brown or spotted 2 2 rams always have horns, ewes have either small horns or no horns 72 68 72 50 Native y 1985 domestic breed descended from local strains: Vrinerschaf, Medelserschaf and Tavetscherschaf. In 1938, these local strains were all registered and organised under one single name, Bündner Oberländerschaf, and the strain names were no longer used. 1880 none found in easten Switzerland, mainly Graubünden and Raeto-Romanian Switzerland wool coarse/carpet The animals endure poor pasture. local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Sheep Charollais Suisse fr. Charollais Charollais Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 74 67 120 80 head without wool Locally adapted y 1990 domestic breed composite of Swiss White Alpine and Charollais (imported from France) around 1990 since 1960, > 20% from Charollais (France) country-wide wool medium international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Sheep Engadiner Schaf ger. Red Engadine Sheep Besch da Pader, Engadine Red, Fuchsfarbenes Engadinerschaf, Paterschaf Hobby, VegetationManagement the breed is very fertile, robust and long-living The breed is known for its tolerance to hot and cold climate. The animals of this breed are reported to show rarely foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis nodosus) In average a mothersheep gives birth to 2,5 to 3 lambs a year as a result of the aseasonability of the breed; easy lambing. This breed produces a high meat quality with low-fat the breed is very well adapted to mountain regions (robust, hard claws) uni coloured: red-brown or black red-brown 0 0 75 68 85 63 lop ears Native y 1985 domestic breed composite of local subpopulations of a breed (Landschläge), Steinschaf and Bergamaskerschaf since 1960, 20% from Braunes Bergschaf (Austria) found in the German and Italian speaking parts of Switzerland wool coarse/carpet 8 260 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Switzerland CHE Sheep Ostfriesisches Milchschaf Ostfriesisches Milchschaf Milk, Wool 120 85 Locally adapted y domestic breed 5.5 4.5 local No Material atRisk endangered -Switzerland CHE Sheep Schwarzbraunes Bergschaf ger. Schwarzbraunes Bergschaf Frutigen, Jura, Swiss Black-Brown Mountain Meat This breed is known for its litter size and a long breeding season. uni coloured: black, brown 0 0 78 70 100 75 head and legs free of wool Native y 1900 domestic breed The Swiss Black Brown mountain sheep is issued of the local strains Jura, Solothurn, Simmentaler, Saanen, Frutiger and Roux de Bagnes after the reclassification in 1938 on. From that date on, the different local strain names were no longer used. none Berne, Jura wool fine local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Sheep Skudde ger. Skudde VegetationManagement This breed is very resistant to harsh climate and well adapted to wetland. wetland uni coloured: black, brown, white 2 0 very small rolled 60 52 45 30 very small V-shaped tail, small legs Exotic y 1992 domestic breed composite of local breeds in Balticum and East Russia, in 1990 Skudde was imported from Germany country-wide wool 2 regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Switzerland CHE Sheep Spiegelschaf ger. Spiegel Mirror Sheep, Mouton Mirroir, Spiegel VegetationManagement This modest breed is adapted to the local environment (hilly country-side). modest, in hilly country uni coloured: white with black marks around eyes and black ear tips 0 0 75 68 70 60 head and belly without wool Native y 1988 domestic breed originated in the Canton of Grison central Switzerland: composite of different landraces (Landschläge) 2-3% found all over the German speaking part of Switzerland wool medium local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Switzerland CHE Sheep Walliser Landschaf ger. Valais Red Roux de Pays, Valais Red, Roux du Valais VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to live under mountain conditions and cold climate. This breed is known for aseasonal breeding. The animals endure periods with poor food. adapted to mountain regions uni coloured: brown, some with white markings on head and tail-tip 2 2 spiral shaped, stick out sideways 65 60 75 62 semi-lop ears Native y 1988 domestic breed indigenous breed Wallis and western Switzerland wool coarse/carpet local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Switzerland CHE Sheep Walliser Schwarznasenschaf ger. Valais Blacknose Valais Blacknose Meat These animals are suited to live at high alpine pastures. high alpine pastures uni coloured: white, black nose, ears and feet 2 2 twisted 80 75 100 80 Native 1950 domestic breed indigenous breed none Upper Valais wool coarse/carpet regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Sheep Weißes Alpenschaf ger. Weißes Alpenschaf Blanc de Montagnes, Improved Whiteheaded Mountain, Swiss White Mountain, Veredeltes weissköpfiges, Weisses Bergschaf, Weisses Gebirgsschaf, Swiss White Alpine Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 79 71 110 80 Native y 1900 domestic breed The white alpine sheep is issued of the local strains Luzein, Tavetscher, Wildhaus, Appenzell, Schwyz and Brienz. Since then, the names of these strains are no longer used as breed names since 1970, <5% from Ile-de-France (France), German Merino and German Mutton Merino (Germany) country-wide wool fine local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Switzerland CHE Yak (domestic) Hausyak D Yak Downs, PackBaggage No problems to live in hard mountain territory. Black, white, black-white, white-silver, others Exotic y 2003 domestic species all over Switzerland extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Chile CHL Alpaca Chilian Alpaca eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Alpaca Huacaya sp. Huacaya Wool The breed is adapted to predominantly semi-desert land, which is extremely arid and has a low humidity. The average age of animals used for breeding is reported as 24 months females and 36 months for males. The animals produce very valuable fine fibre. uni coloured: grey, dark brown, white
multi coloured: grey, dark brown, white with black 90 90 62 61 domestic breed 1.8 7.5 7.3 - dried dung (taquia) is used as fuel source;
1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Alpaca Suri sp. Suri Lard domestic breed indigenous breed Northern Chile. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Ass Asno sp. = donkey domestic species Locally adopted exotic. local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Angus sp Aberdeen-Angus Exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Aubrac fr. Aubrac 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Ayshire eng. Ayrshire 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Beef cross eng. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Belga azul sp. Belgian Blue Belgische blauwe 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Blanc-blue-beige Belgian Blue 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Chianina Chianina 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Chusco sp. Chusco Crioulo de las Sierras, Serrano The breed is adapted to highland conditions in altitudes above 3 500 m asl. 2 2 500 400 Criollo type domestic breed 120 240 5 30 25 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Cattle Criollo Chileno sp. Chilean, Chilean Criollo Meat 2 2 domestic variety non-nondescript of Criollo origin with Shorthorn, Friesian and Normande blood central Chile local No Material extinct extinct -Chile CHL Cattle Criollo costino sp. 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Cattle Criollo patagónico sp. 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Cattle Frisón Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted exotic dairy breed; Holstein * Overo negro or Overo colorado. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Gascon Gascon 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Holstein Frisian Holstein (black and white) HF 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle INRA 95 Inra 95 0 0 domestic line recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Chile CHL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Meuse Rhine Yssel Holstein (red and white) Maas Rijn IJssel 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Milk cross en Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Montbeliarde Montbéliarde 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Murray grey eng. Murray Grey 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Chile CHL Cattle Negro japonés sp. Wagyu 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Cattle Normando Normande 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Other milk breeds sp local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Overo colorado sp. OC 0 0 domestic breed imported from Germany and The Netherlands; exotic; 1970-1973 CORFO made massive imports, to distribute them to interested producers, universities and research centers, especially in the South of the country. 1900 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Overo negro The main use of Overo negro cattle is milk production in extensive systems with supplementation during critical seasons. Milk is mainly delivery to big factories to produce milk (fluid and powder) and dairy foods including cheese. In addition, a small percentage of the production is produced by little farmers who also deliver the milk to big industry or autoconsumption, and/or producing cheese in a lower scale. Also, dairy males are used to meat production. sp. Meat, Milk Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Overo negro europeo sp. ONE Rustic animals that can feed on low quality pastures and do not need supplementary fodder. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Germany and The Netherlands; locally adapted; 1970-1973 CORFO made massive imports, to distribute them to interested producers, universities and research centers, especially in the South of the country. 1900 local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted exotic dairy breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Piamontés Piedmont 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Rubio de aquitania sp. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Cattle Salers Salers 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Simmental Simmental Fleckvieh 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted exotic dual purpose breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Cattle Sueco rojo y blanco sp. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Chicken Araucana sp. Araucana domestic breed indigenous breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat industrial domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Dekalb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Dekalb Eggs industrial domestic line imported from USA international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat industrial domestic line imported from USA international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Hybro Commercial strain- broiler- Euribrid Hybro Meat industrial domestic line imported from The Netherlands international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Chicken Hyline W-36 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line White Eggs industrial domestic line imported from USA international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Rhode island eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat industrial domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs industrial domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Deer Ciervo axis sp. Axis deer (Axis axis) Hunting 0 0 breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Deer Ciervo corzo sp. Hunting 0 0 breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Deer Ciervo dama sp. Fallow Deer (Cervus dama) Hunting 0 0 breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Deer Ciervo rojo sp.= red deer Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Red Deer Hunting 0 0 breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Azul sp. domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Mudo domestic breed imported; locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Pato colorado sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Pato cuchara sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Pato jergón sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Pato juarjual domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Pato vapor sp. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Pekín Pekin domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Duck (domestic) Rouan fr. Rouen domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Mallard domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Emu Emú sp. Emu domestic recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Goat Alpino Francés sp. French Alpine Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Chile CHL Goat Anglo Nubia Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Chile CHL Goat Cashmere Cashmere Hair 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -Chile CHL Goat Criolla Creole Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted Smallholder system. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Goat Criolla mejorada sp local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Goat Juan Fernandez sp. multi coloured: often reddish with black stripes, also black or pied 2 2 long (85 cm) and very twisted horns 62 50 coarse and smooth hair feral breed probably first introduced from Spain 1573-1580 Juan Fernandez Islands hair N8-15 1.1 local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Goat Saanen Milk is used to produce cheese. Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported Especially urban areas. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Goose (domestic) Canadiense Canadian domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Goose (domestic) Embden Embden domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Goose (domestic) Ganso cabeza colourada domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Goose (domestic) Sebastopol Sebastopol domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Goose (domestic) Tolouse fr. Toulouse domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Guanaco Chilian Guanaco eng. Guanaco Hair wild breed indigenous (Lama guanicoe) Cold zones. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Guinea pig Cuy de la patagonia sp.= Patagonian guinea pig domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Guinea pig Cuy de la puna sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Guinea pig Cuy peruano sp.= Peruvian guinea pig Cuy peruano domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Guinea pig Cuy serrano sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Horse Ardenés sp. Belgian Draft DraughtPower domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Horse Belga sp. Belgian Draft DraughtPower domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Horse Caballo de Pura Raza Chilena sp. Corralero, Chileno Carting, Riding (byChildren), Riding (sports), Riding (work), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, TraditionalCeremonies 140 138 450 425 light animals, Criollo type y 1893 domestic breed first imported in 1541, revived in 1913 revived in 1913 90 90 36 36 120 120 48 700 365 20 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Horse Criollo chilote 3: hypotherapy. sp. PackBaggage domestic breed imported; locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Horse Fina sangre francés Jumping sp. Sport domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Horse Fina sangre inglés sp. Racing domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Horse Hackney eng. Hackney Riding (sports) domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Chile CHL Horse Hanoverano Hanoverian domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Chile CHL Horse Holsteiner ger. Holstein domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown critical -Chile CHL Horse Oldenburger Oldenburg domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -Chile CHL Horse Percherón sp. Percheron DraughtPower domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Horse Puno Pony sp. feral breed imported from Spain local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Horse Árabe Arab domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Llama Chaku sp. Chaku Tajulli Wool The animals are very resistant to very low ambient temperatures, they thrive in the semi-desert pre-Andean region of the Pacific border. The average age of animals used for breeding is reported as 24 months females and 36 months for males. uni coloured: grey, dark brown, white
multi coloured: grey, dark brown, white with black 110 105 90 85 domestic breed indigenous breed 1.2 9.5 9.3 Performance data vary according to region and altitude. Used especially for transportation of crops. 1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Llama Kara sp. Kara Lutica Meat The animals are well adapted to an arid environment, they thrive in very hilly regions with steep slopes. The average age of animals used for breeding is reported as 24 months females and 36 months for males. The fresh meat is highly appreciated on the markets. The animals drink usually only once a week, even when water is available. uni coloured: grey, dark brown, white
multi coloured: grey, dark brown, white with black 105 95 80 75 domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Muscovy duck Pato real sp. Muscovy domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Nandu Ñandú Ñandú domestic indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Pig Duroc fr. Duroc domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Chile CHL Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Pig PIC PIC HY domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep 50 MI 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed Milchschaf * Suffolk local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep 75 MI 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed Milchschaf * 50 MI local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Austral 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed Finnish x Romney local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Australian Merino eng. Australian Merino uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 70 45 y 1923 domestic breed improved by Saxony Merino, Rambouillet, American Rambouillet and Merino wool fine FAO Breed Survey international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep BH 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed Border x Hidalgo local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Bome 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed Border * Merino local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Chile CHL Sheep Coopworth eng. Coopworth 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Criolla corriente sp. 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Criollo sp. Criollo Chusco This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. This breed is known for low prolificacy but good fertility. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 60 50 55 42 domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 Highlands wool coarse/carpet FAO Breed Survey international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Criollo araucana sp. 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Cross breeds sp local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Dome 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed Dorset * Merino local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Chile CHL Sheep Fimes 0 0 domestic breed crossbreed Fime x Suffolk local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Fimu 0 0 domestic breed crossbreed Finnish x Merino local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Finnish Landrace eng. Finnish Landrace 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Fisu 0 0 domestic breed crossbreed Finnish x Merino local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Fisume 0 0 domestic breed crossbreed Fisu x Fimes local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted exotic wool breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Hampshire Down sp local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Hidalgo sp. 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed (Finnish Merino * Merino) local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Sheep Highland sp local No Material atRisk endangered -Chile CHL Sheep Latxa 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Chile CHL Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted exotic wool breed. wool international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Milchschaf ger. East Friesian 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Other breeds sp local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Other sheep breeds sp local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Poll Dorset sp local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Chile CHL Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Romney 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted Mainly south Chile. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Suffolk down sp local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Sheep Texel dutch Texel GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Chile CHL Turkey Irbid domestic breed exotic; continually imported local No Material unknown unknown -Chile CHL Turkey Nicholas Commercial strain- Nicholas Meat industrial domestic line imported from USA international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Chile CHL Turkey Pavo Negro sp. Black Meat domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chile CHL Vicuña Chilian Vicuñna eng. Vicuña Hair wild breed indigenous (Vicugna vicugna). Altiplano. local No Material unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Biyang chin Biyang donkey Meat The meat is devious. uni coloured: black except for white-eye sockets and white abdomen 120 119 189.6 188.9 medium body size, firm type, and square-shped body conformation. domestic breed Miyang City, Tanghe, Sheqi, Fangcheng , Suiping, Yexian, Xiangxian and Wuyang County, Henan Province. 15 11.5 33 27 48.29 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass China North eng. The meat quality: dark-red, fine flesh, devious. uni coloured: grey is the most common colour, but black, white, chestnut also exist 110 110 150 150 compact body structure, fine head, four slim and dryness legs. They are larger body size in plain than in mountainous area. domestic breed drainage area of Yellow River, Huai River and Hai River. 21 15 14 47.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Dezhou chin. Dezhou donkey multi coloured: Sanfen: black with three white areas (nose, eye socket, abdomen)
uni colour: black (Wutou) 136 130 large and high body size, symmery body structure, and firm type. domestic breed Lubei Plain, Shandong Province; Jidong Plain, Hebei Province. 30 30 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Guangling chin Guangling donkey uni coloured: black is the most common coloured, but grey also exist large and high body size, firm type, strong and round conformation, and symmetry body structure. domestic breed Guangling and Lingqiu County, Shanxi Province. 15 15 36 30 45.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Guanzhong chin Guanzhong donkey Guanchzhun, Kwanchung, Kuan-chung uni coloured: usually black with paler muzzle and underparts, also dark grey with shoulder bar 133 130 263 247 large type of Chinese ass. large and high body size, symmery body structure, firm type, and rectangle body shape. domestic breed Guanzhong Plain, Shanxi Province. 32.2 18 18 30 30 16.5 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Huaibei chin Huaibei Gray donkey DraughtPower uni coloured: grey, with back stripe and transverse stripe 108 107 China North breed; firm type; compact; dry legs. domestic breed Fuyang and Suxian County, north of Huaihe River, Anhui Province. 15 18 48 30 43.02 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Jiami chin Jiami donkey Swallow-Coat, Four-Eyebrows PackBaggage The meat is devious with fine muscle fibers. uni coloured: usually dark with paler muzzle and underparts 126 121 217.9 205.8 large type of ass. medium body size, symmetry body structure, and rectangle body conformation. domestic breed Jiaxian, Mizhi and Suide County,Shanxi Province. 24 24 36 36 49.18 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Jinnan chin Jinnan donkey South Shanxi uni coloured: black often with white on nose, around eyes and on belly 134 130 236.2 221 large and high body size and firm type. domestic breed Xiaxian, Wenxi, Yuncheng Prefecture, Shanxi Province. 33 33 52.7 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Kulun chin Kulun donkey DraughtPower Good ability to pack, ride, draft. uni coloured: black or grey 120 110 compact body structure. Legs are sound. domestic breed Hure Banner and Naiman Banner, Jirem League. Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. 14 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Liangzhou chin Liangzhou donkey uni coloured: black, grey 102 103 moderate head size, flat and straight back, long and strong legs. Most of them have back stripe, transverse stripe. domestic breed Wuwei Prefecture, and Hexi Prefecture, Gansu Province. 36 36 14 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Linxian chin Linxian donkey uni coloured: black is most common 118 117 179.5 179.5 firm body shape; massy constitution; medium body size; symmetric body structure. domestic breed Linxian County, Shanxi Province. 36 36 15 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Qinghai chin Qinghai donkey disease-resistant. Low feed intake and pain-tolerant. uni coloured: grey is the most common coloured, but black, blue also exist 105 102 137.5 135.8 short and small body shape, square-shaped body conformation, flat and straight back. domestic breed Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Haidong, Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Hainan,Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Haibei, and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Huangnan, Qinghai Province. 48 48 18 47.24 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Qingyang chin Qingyang donkey uni coloured: black 114 113 large body size, firm type, square-shaped body conformation, symmetry body structure. domestic breed Qiangyang, Ningxian, Zhengning, Zhenyuan and Heshui County, Qiangyang Prefecture, Gansu Province. 27.48 26.71 24 24 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Shanbei They can be used as riding, drafting, carrying, milling. chin Shanbei donkey DraughtPower uni coloured: black, grey, spotted with a back stripe and transverse stripe 106 106 firm type, large head size, lower and flat neck, small eyes, long ears, the lower front body, straight back, croop short and sloping, large abdomen, dryness legs, joints evident, hoof matter massy, temper tamed. domestic breed Yulin Prefecture and Yan'an Prefecture, Shanxi Province. 12.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Sichuan donkey chin Sichuan donkey DraughtPower "The meat quality: fine fibers, devious. """"Dragon meat, Donkey meat"""". " uni coloured: grey, chestnut 90 94 83.4 100.1 compact body structure, wide and long head, four strong legs. domestic breed West of Sichuan Province; Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Garze, Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Aba, Sichuan Province. 20 44.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Subei chin Subei donkey uni coloured: blue is the most common colour, but grey and black also exist 106 106 111.8 111.8 firm type; small body size. domestic breed Xuhuai District, Jiangsu Province. 15 15 30 30 16 41.69 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Taihang chin Taihang donkey 102 102 firm type, dryness body, square-shaped, large head size, long ear, and strong legs. domestic breed Taihang mountain and Yan mountain regions, Hebei Province; Shanxi Province; Henan Province. The central producing area is: Yixian County, Fuping County, Jingjing County, Lincheng County, Xingtai County, Wu'an County, Shexian County, Qianxi County, and Zunhua County. 33 33 20 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Tibetan They are good at working and can be used to carry, draft, and ride. chin Tibetan donkey Tibetan DraughtPower Good adaptability and cold resistant. disease-resistant. "uni coloured: dark brown, occasionally dark grey or dun
comment: """"Grey donkey"""" have transverse stripe, zebra stripe" 99 99 small body size, compact body structure. domestic breed Gonggar, Nedong, Lhunze, Xigaze, Gyangze and Bainang County, Nujiang, Lianchangjiang and Jinshan rives valley, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. 36 36 48 48 FAO Breed Survey This breed is capable of carrying a load of about 50 kg. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Xinjiang chin. Kiang DraughtPower The animals can adapt to extreme cold and hot climate. uni coloured: dark red-brown with white underparts and patch behind shoulder 111 109 small body size, symmetry body structure, short and strong four legs. domestic breed Equus kiang. Included Kashi donkey, Kuce donkey, Tulufan donkey. Keshen, Hotan, Aksu, Turpan and Hami Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. 24 30 This breed is adapted to extensive management conditions. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Yangyuan Chin Yangyuan donkey DraughtPower Meat quality: lustrous slight red, without fishy smell. uni coloured: black, blue and grey 136 120 compact body structure, symmetry body structure. domestic breed Yangyuan, Weixian, Xuanhua Zhuolu County and Huai'an County, Hebei Province. 12 12 36 24 56.05 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ass Yunnan They are mainly used to carry and draft. chin Yunnan donkey South-west donkey DraughtPower Fine flesh. Flavor is fresh. uni coloured: black, grey, spotted 94 92 firm type, head wide, small body size. domestic breed Xiangyun, Bin chuan, Midu, Yi-hue Autonomous County of Welshman, Monishing and Yuanmou County, Yunnan Province. 18 35 10 48.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Bactrian camel Alxa They can produce fluff, milk and be used as work, meat. chin Alxa Bactrian camel PackBaggage The breed is adapted to live under desert conditions. The animals endure a lack of water supply. uni coloured: yellow, purple, brown, white
comment: coat colours correlate with environments 172 169 607 454 Body: can be divided into coarse-compact type, fine-compact type, firm type; high-square body shape, medium body size; short and wide head; big and bright eyes; deep and wide breast; short back and long waist; long and slim four legs; strong arthritis's; veins that stand out; seven cetin mats on the breast, elbowes, wrists or knees throughout the whole body; taper-shaped humps; height of humps: 30~40cm; space of two humps: 30~40cm; small square-shaped mamma. domestic breed Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. 6 400 600 35 35 - can carry 200 kg of load for 20 - 30 km a day;
- females give birth to one kid in 2 years;
1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Bactrian camel Qinghai chin Qinghai Hair uni coloured: light brown (59% to the whole population): apricot (35%): grey chestnut (6%), few white 195 133 Most of them have firm body, few fine and compact types. domestic breed Caidamu District, Qinghai Province. 20 20 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Bactrian camel Sonid They can produce fluff, milk and be used to work, produce meat. Chin Sonid Bactrian camel Milk The breed is adapted to live under desert conditions. The animals endure a lack of water supply. uni coloured: mainly yellowish, purple red, some are brown, few are white 175 172 676 584 "firm and heavy bone; well-muscled; thick fine hair; strong and compact type with some fine-compact types; large body size (maximum body height: 206cm); long body shape (maximum length: 183cm); deep and wide breast (maximum breast circumferences: 280cm); weightily bones (maximum cannon circumferences: 26cm); large humps (maximum late hump circumferences: 150cm). Neck: length, 1m; flat two sides; upper-thin and below-thick; fore-narrow and back-wide; """"Z""""-curved." domestic breed Xilin Gol League, Ulanqab League, And Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Bactrian camel Xinjiang Junggar chin Xinjiang Junggar Bactrian camel local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Bactrian camel Xinjiang Tarim It can be used to produce fluff, milk, and meat. chin Xinjiang Tarim Bactrian camel Milk The breed is adapted to live under desert conditions. The animals endure a lack of water supply. uni coloured: brown is the most common, yellow also exist, the proportion of brownish yellow to the whole population is 42.6%, canary 29.5%, yellow 23%, white 5%. 173 171 580 480 "Nanjiang type or Beijing type. """"Beijing type"""": Body is low and wide, head short and small, mouth tine, eye socket arched, eyeball protruded, bridge of nose hunched, forehead wide, neck medium in size with """"?-curved"""". Humps are 20-40cm in height and taper-shaped. Front hump is high and narrow, hind hump lower and broad. Having """"coarse-firm type"""" and """"fine-compact type""""." domestic breed Inner MongoliaZhunga'er Basin, Talimu Basin, Altay Prefecture, Hotan Prefecture, Mongolia Autonomous Prefecture of Beyinguoleng. 5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo BINLANGJIANG BUFFALO Chinese Meat, Milk Jet-black 2 2 137.5 130.8 509.3 441.2 n domestic breed Originated in upper stream of Binlang river of Tengchong County ,Yunnan province. Distributed in upper stream of Binlang river of Tengchong County ,Yunnan province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Binhu They show good performance on tractive power with the maximal draught power of 400kg and the carring capacity of 900~1000kg. Jianghan DraughtPower uni coloured: black-grey, cyan-grey, white 2 2 "Most of the horns are """"plate horns""""." 128 125 499 473 large body, crude bone, well developed muscles, long head and wide forehead with 7.28 cm head in length, 23.1 cm forehead in width. The neck of bull is short and wide without drooping peel. The withers are slightly high. The breast of cow is small with back attachment location. The tail root is short, tail short of hock. domestic variety variety of Chinese Linxiang, Yueyang, Xiangyin, Huake, Nanxian, Yuanjiang, Gaiyang, Hanshou, Li county, Linli, An'xiang, Changde countys along the Dongting lake over Hunan and Jiangxi Province. 210 500 10 27.5 25.5 46.2 F46-77, 79 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Dechang chin. fast growth. uni coloured: grey 2 2 There are many buffalos with 1 meter or more horns. The width of horns can reach 180 cm. 131 128 527 490 large sized with compact body constitution. The head is medium sized with flat but slightly upheaval forehead, wide horn roots and big horns structure. The fore part is well developed. The chest width is deep but proper sized. The withers is a relatively higher than crossing part. The back is flat but the lion short. The bell is round and substantiated. The rump is drooping, tail root wide, tail proper sized, limbs crude and strong, and hoofs big and hard. domestic variety variety of Chinese Dechang, Xichang, Mianning and Huili countys along the Anning river in the Liangshan state and Miyi county in Dukou city in Sichuan Province. 36 45.4 F46-77, 79 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Dehong chin. uni coloured: black, grey and white 2 2 "There are many types of horns shape such as """"xiaqi horns"""", """"luosai horns"""", and """"pai horns""""." 131 127 571 500 medium-sized animal. large strong body with crude bone, sparse coat hairs, and variable spin hairs. The head is poorer sized while that of bull is a relatively heavy. The chest is deep wide. The back is flat. The rump is medium in length and drooping while some rumps are flat. The tail root is wide with high attachment site. The top of tail can reach the hock. The limbs are thick and short, the hoofs hard. domestic variety variety of Chinese Luxi, Lianghe, Longchuan, Ruili, Yingjiang, counties and Wanding town, some countys in Linlun and Baoshan district. 30.5 29.6 48.1 F46-77, 79 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Dongliu chin. DraughtPower The animals are adapted to live under the local climatic conditions (high temperatures and high humidity). The animals plough well under high temperature and humid conditions. uni coloured: mainly black grey and black brown, few white 0 0 The horns are half~moon shaped winding ahead or entad. 132 126 550 500 The Dongliu is medium~sized with rugged bones and red, strong forequareters and strong constitution. The muscles are compact and well developed and the rear quarters are underdeveloped. The hooves are big, round and firm. domestic breed regions along the rivers in Anhui Province with Dongzhi, Guichi, Shusong County as the central production region. 270 300 36 42 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Enshi Mountainous uni coloured: most of the Enshi are blue grey 0 0 Mountain~typed horn is thin short, flat dam~typed horn long with wide horn root and big radian. 127 126 479.8 422.4 They have distinct nick grains. The head is proper sized with broad flat forehead. The rump is drooping. The breast of cow is underdeveloped with short teat. The forelimbs are straight, back limbs crook and in tilted. domestic breed Enshi, Jianshi, Badong, Lichuan, Xuan'en, Xianfeng, Laifeng, Hefeng County of the Enshi district in Hubei Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Fuan chin. Fu'an DraughtPower uni coloured: cyan black, cyan grey or light brown coat coloured, grey white or white belly and limbs beyond hock, black band around the hooves 0 0 129 125 523 456 The Fuan is high and large with strong crude limbs, well developed muscles. limbs beyond knee knots, deep neck, slightly high withers, short flat smooth back lion, large but not drooping belly, round hard hoofs. Some one's hocks of rear limbs are a relatively in tilted. n domestic breed Fu'an, Xiapu, Fuding county in Fujian Province, distributed in Ningde, Luoyuan, Lianjiang, Gutian, Fuzhou and Minqing county. 150 300 375 600 36 61 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Fuling chin. DraughtPower The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (high temperatures). The animals can work in muddy or terraced fields and in hilly areas. Fauna of Livestock and Poultry Breeding, Sichuan. Qiu Xiang Pin uni coloured: brown, some are white 0 0 The horns root is wide flat. The horns bend entitled so as to appear the Chinese number 8 shape. 128 125 492 446.5 small sized with compact body constitution, well-developed muscles, and agility action. The head of bull is heavy and short, but that of cow is comeliness. The neck is proper sized. The withers is a relatively higher than rear part. The rump is broad drooping. The tail is proper sized with thick root. The limbs are crude and strong. n domestic breed Fuling, Nanchuan, Wulong, Fengdu, Dianjiang countys in Sichuan Province, distributing over Changshou, Jiangbei, Ba county, Jiangjin, Hechuan countys.. 42.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Fuzhong uni coloured: dark blue-grey, there is a white lobular band on the chest under the neck 0 0 quadrate horn root, bending backwards so as to appear half moon shape 124 125 420 415 large sized body, compact body constitution, the back and lion are flat and broad, the rear part of cow is well developed with slightly drooping rump, the legs are strong with hard round hoofs domestic breed Fuchuan, Zhongshan countys in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 42 44 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Guizhou "uni coloured: grey
comment: there are 1~2 """"V"""" shaped white bands under the neck" 0 0 The shape of the horns is like disc. 123 120 449 411 Their appearance and body form are basically consistent and can be subordinate to trailling type of coarseness, tighten, beefy. The forehead of Guizhou is broad, nose face long, neck long thin. The withers is a relatively higher, chest deep broad, back flat, body short wide, belly large round, rump long drooping, limbs short wide, tail short, the hocks of rear limbs intilted. The hooves are hard and always appear bowl shape. domestic breed Guizhou can be classed into large, medium and small sized, belonging to swamp type buffalo Guizhou Province. 36 47.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Guizhou White uni coloured: white 0 0 The horns appear disc shape bending backwards. "The body is compact and shapely. The head of bull is heavy and short, but that of cow is slightly comeliness. The back is flat, rump long and drooping, and limbs crude strong. The hoofs are hard and most of them appear """"timber bowl hoof"""" and amber colour. The tail is beyond hock." domestic breed Guizhou Province with Shijing, Longquan, Heba, Tuxi, Yonghe and Minyang towns in Fenggang County as the central production region, distributing over neighbour countys such as Meitan, Yuqing, Zunyi, and Wuchuan etc. 49.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Haizi Haitszy, chin.), Haitzu uni coloured: most are cyan with a dark brown line along the backbone
comment: if the buffalo's coat is dark, their limbs usually are white 2 2 144 134 586 496 large breed. The Haizi has large head with broad and extrude forehead, big and agile ear, long and creasy neck, arched hump beyond withers, smooth and long back and lion, deep chest, smoothly drooping rump, crude tail root and big and round hoofs. domestic variety variety of Chinese The Haizi is distributed over northern region of Jiangsu provience. 36 42.9 F46-77 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo JIANGHUAI BUFFALO Chinese Meat Grey, but two white grey strips on the chest and abdomen. 2 2 144.9 135.2 698.6 653 n domestic breed Originated from Chuzhou, Bengbu and Hefei city, Anhui Province. Distributed in Southern area of Huai river and Nothern area of Changjiang River. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Jianghan chin. uni coloured: cyan or cyan grey 2 2 130 127 545 519 The Jianghan has compact body constitution, symmatry body structure and large body. The head is proper sized with flat face, broad forehead and riddle horns. The neck is proper sized with distinct acromion, but without drooping peel. They appear flat broad back lion, big round belly, drooping and proper sized rump. The breast of cow is small with short teats. The forelimbs are straight, back limbs intilted. domestic variety variety of Chinese, including Hechu, Dangyang and Binhu Hubei Provincecounties over the Jianghan plate in Hubei Province, east and West Lake in the suburb of Wuhan and Hannan burear of farm administration. 270 800 34.7 32.5 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Mountainous DraughtPower They are good at walking the mountain roads. uni coloured: greyish 0 0 The horns are large with bamboo basket or dustpan shape and bend to the upper back. 133 128 447.3 407.3 The Mountain buffalo is midium sized with srong limbs and hard hoofs, compact structure. The Mountain buffalo appears high long withers with broad forechest, broad flat back, drooping rump, strong crude limbs, small hard hoofs, and low crude tail root, tail short of hocks. domestic breed Mountain region of Ningzhenyang in Jiangsu Province 29 47 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Murrah Murrah 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Buffalo Nili-Ravi Nili-Ravi 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Buffalo Shanghai They are mainly used for traclling. chin. DraughtPower In 8 hours they can plough 6~8 Chinese acre field, and the maximum is 10 Chinese acre. uni coloured: light grey 2 2 142 141 624 616 The Shanghai is rugged with strong constitution, well-developed muscle, thin skin and crude hairs. domestic variety variety of Chinese Jiading, Baoshan, Fengxian and Chongming 7.4 30 50 F46-77, 79 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Shannan uni coloured: black or grey, white buffalo is rare, there is one white band on the laryngeal area and one white band at the chest 0 0 Most of the flat and four arises horns are big grail ones with wide root, bending parallels backwards so as to appear basket shape. 127 125 443 399 The body of Shannan is wide, small and short. The bone is strong and knot distinct. The skin from back~end of stemma to the breast and inner side of limbs is flesh with hoariness, a relatively dense and thin hairs. The head is long, forehead narrow, molar developed. The eye pit stands out and the eyes are round and big. The ears are short, flat and medium sized. The mouth is flat with black nose. The neck is thin and long while the chest with drooping peel is broad. The withers are distinct and there is no crest. The back is flat and short, the belly round and big. The rump is flat and a relatively drooping. The scrotum without neck is small. The foreskin cling to the belly closely till fore side of haulm, then droop so as to appear cylinder shape. The breast of cow is small. The short tail attaches to relatively higher site and fall short of hock. The limbs are short and strong. The hoofs are hard and round. domestic breed Xixiang, Mian county, Hanzhong, Chenggu, Yang county, Ningqiang, Nanzheng, Ankang, Hanyin, Shiquan county in Hanzhong, Ankang basin in Shanxi Province. 24 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo South-east Yunan uni coloured: grey and white 0 0 "The horns can be classed into """"close horn"""" (small horn width) and """"open horn"""" (large horn width and short horn)." 124 116 The head is proper sized. The back is flat, belly large round. The rump is flat or drooping. The breast of cow is large with wide teats. The tail is short with thick root. The limbs are thick and strong. The body formation can be classed into small and large types. domestic breed Yunhonghe, Yuanchun, Yuanyang, Jinping, Pingbian, Hekou, Wenshan state in Honghe state, some counties in Yuxi, Qujing districts in Yunnan Province. 48.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Taiwan eng. uni coloured: black with white line beneath neck and throat 2 2 crescent-shaped horns 131 127 415 389 domestic variety variety of Chinese Taiwan Province 650 30.4 29.5 50.2 F66-59 W55-5 N18-28 Data was collected at Hwalien Breeding Animal Propagation Station, Taiwan Livestock Research Institute. - age at puberty: 658 (SE 27);
- age at first parity: 938 (SE 26);
local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Wenzhou chin. Milk Wenzhou Buffalo has good milking performance and high fat content. uni coloured: mainly cyan grey, some are black or yellow brown 2 2 126 124 518 496 The Whenzhou is short but strong with compact structure and well developing muscles. The Wenzhou appears quardrate heads with white star at the inner eyepit, a caruncle in the middle jaw belly, Chinese character, lunat or arc shaped horns, proper sized neck, flat straight back lion, large round belly, sharp drooping rump, well developed back part and breast, strong crude limbs with distinct tendon, hard round hoofs. domestic variety variety of Chinese Pingyang, Ruian, Taishun, Wencheng, Yonghe, Wenzhou, Leqing countys in the Wenzhou district of Zhejiang Province. 240 750 10 10 23.6 21.9 42 43 FAO Breed Survey F46, 76-79 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Xiajiang 0 0 The root of horns is crude with quadrate shape, extending backwards and outwards then bending intiltedly so as to result in the half moon shape. 141 133 They are middle sized with long narrow head. The neck is crude and short for the bull, thin round for the cow. All the bull and cow have the acromion, flat broad back lion, deep chest width. The belly of bull is compact while that of cow is big and round. The breast of the cow is medium sized with slightly long teats. They have broad flat tail root with short tail. The limbs are short but strong with big and round hocks. domestic breed Xiajiang County in Jiangxi Province. 48 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Xilin chin. uni coloured: grey-black 2 2 The horns can be divided into 4 classes: near roundness, half roundness, fraction, right. Some have drooping horns. 126 120 486 400 high body and strong limbs. The head is proper sized with flat broad forehead. The back and lion are broad long with distinct withers. The rump is large and drooping. Some are tine rump. The breast mainly is flesh colour with short teats and underdeveloped. The limbs are crude strong. The forelimbs are wide and camber shaped. The hocks of rear limbs are in tilted. The hoofs are round and big. domestic variety variety of Chinese. The Xilin belongs to altiplano mountain type buffalo. Xilin, Longlin, Tianlin County in Guanxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 7.99 30 47.1 F46-77, 79 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions, feeding consisted of grazing and fodder. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Xinfeng Mountainous uni coloured: black or brown 0 0 The horns are long and bending entitled and ret rally. 119 116 327 344 "relatively short. The head is proper sized with flat forehead. The head top of the most of them is slightly drooping form forehead to the occipital so as to shape the """"round head top"""". The neck of bull is shorter than that of cow with 1~2 uniform cycles. They appear absurd accordion, flat broad back lion, deep chest width, short strong limbs, well-developed muscle tendon, big hard hoofs, and crude tail root, tail short of hock." domestic breed The central production region is Xinfeng county in the south of Jiangxi Province, distributing over Nankang, Dayu, Kan, Longnan, Dingnan, Quannan, Anyuan, Chongyi and Yudu county. 36 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Xinglong chin. Kwangtung "uni coloured: grey black or black, only a few white
comment: """"V"""" shaped white band under the neck" 2 2 Their horns are crude and long with long archer shape and bending backwards to the upper side. 129 124 503 457 large size. The body is broad and long with a relatively sunken at the lion. The rump is drooping and limbs are strong. domestic variety variety of Chinese Southwest or northwest region of Wanning County in Hainan Province. 52.7 F46-77, 79 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Xinyang uni coloured: yellow grey or black grey 0 0 The horn root is crude with quadrate shape. The horns appear conoid shape, bending backwards to the upside. 127 124 533.7 490 large size, compact constitution, and symmetry structure. The head is slightly long with broad forehead. The neck is crude short, chest width deep, back flat and broad, rump broad drooping, breast underdeveloped with crude long teats, tail short of hock, limbs short and strong. domestic breed belonging to swamp type buffalo The central production region is Xinyang district in Henan Province with Luoshan, Xinyang and Guangshan county as the central region, distributing over region along Huaihe river, Jianbo county of Nanyang district, Miyang, Zhengyang, Shijiaoshan region of Zhumadian district. 36 47.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Yanjin uni coloured: cyan, cyan grey and brown grey while the white is rare 0 0 The thick horns bend backwards and entitled. 123 121 406 393 The head is proper sized. The chest is wide. The tail is fall short of hock. domestic breed Yanjin, Weixin countys in the Shaotong district of Yunnan Province. 24 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Buffalo Yibin uni coloured: most are grey, some white
comment: there is one or two half moon shaped white bands under the neck 0 0 meniscus shaped horns bending backwards. "small sized with compact body constitution, crude bone, and shapely body structure. Their head is proper sized with flat forehead, long frank nose and """"pouch"""" shaped mouth. The neck is long and substantiated. The dewlap is underdeveloped. The back and lion are flat, chest width deep. The limbs are relatively short but strong. The hoofs are hard and appear grail shape." domestic breed Yibin, Yibin city, Gao, Jiang'an, Changning and Xingwen County in Sichuan Province. 260 40.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Altay Whitehead multi coloured: red brown body, white head: belly, thorax, udder, rear quarters are white 0 0 60% of the Altai White Head are without horns. 120 585 365.8 The Aletai White Head is mediun sized. The Altai White Head has heavy head, wide forehead, deep thorax, wide broad withers, huge belly, rump with proper size, middling developed udder with teats of proper size and strong straight firm hooves. domestic breed indigenous breed The Aletai White Head is distributed in Bu'erjing, Habahe and Aletai Counties, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region; with Bu'erjing County as the central producing area. 150 694 48.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Angus Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Apeijiaza uni coloured: black and white 0 0 "The horns are short, relatively slim and smooth. Horns of bulls wind ahead upwards like the letter of """"V"""" and horns of cows wind right upwards like a semi~arc or the inverse character." 106 102 243.1 213.1 compact constitution. The Apeijiaza has a head with moderate size, broad forehead, long straight narrow bridge of nose, big eyes with evident doublke eyes. The earlap is big and thick, with rare hairs on the spinouts end. The anemoscope is relatively small, humid with small nares. The base of neck is low and narrow, with underdeveloped muscles. The dewlap is well developed. Humps of bulls are bulls are evident. The back is long and smooth. The fore thorax is underdeveloped. The udders of cows are more developed than other scalpers and full of glands. The teats are endopleura and often like a columniation. The rear quarters are narrow, fleet and short. The tail is long beyond the hind shank. The quarters are straight and long and relatively slim with evident tendons. The hooves are small, round and firm with tight sews. domestic breed indigenous breed the county of Gongbujiangda of Linzhi region in Tibet autonomous prefecture. 209 539 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Bainiu domestic variety zebu; name for small or dwarf cattle in ancient China; compare Jiniu southern China local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Bashan chin. DraughtPower The breed is suitable for grazing in mountain areas. uni coloured: yellow, red 2 2 126 114 423 329.5 quadrate conformation, and well-developed muscles. The males are rugged, and the females are trim and compact. The hump is high, and the dewlap is well developed. domestic breed including Xuanhan, Yunba, Qinba, Miao, Xizhen, Pingli and Ciya. The Bashan breed is native to the counties of Dachuan and Xuanhan in Sichuan Province, Shiyan City in Hubei Province as well as Xixiang, Zhenba, Pingli, etc. in Shaanxi Province. 19 18.8 53.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Bohai Black uni coloured: black with black muzzle and hooves 0 0 short 130 117 426.3 298.3 The Bohai Black has low station, long wide body, and big heart girth. domestic breed indigenous breed Wudi, Zhanhua, Lijing, Kenli of Huimin prefecture, Shandong Province. 53.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle China Simmental eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed developed breed. Using original Simmental of fast growth rate crossbred local breeds to develop this new breed. During the period of 1996 to 2001, the State had examined and approved a total number of 26 new animal breeds, including China Simmental cattle. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Chinese Black and White eng. Chinese Black Pied Milk The breed is widely adapted. This breed is known for a high milk yield. Ma Jun-Mu; Discussion on improving milk yield, J. Chinese dairy cattle 1986, no.4. Zhou Jian-Min, Study on nutrition needed for dairy cattle of high output, J. Chinese dairy cattle 1986, no.1 multi coloured: black, white spotted 2 2 150 133 1020 575 y 1983 domestic breed introduced breed improvement in cross-breeding with Japanese cattle 4573 5334 3.4 40 24 18 740 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months and fed on total concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Chinese Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk high milk yield 2 2 domestic variety composite of Holstein-Friesian, Japanese Friesian and Pinzhou They are mainly distributed in suburbs of cities. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Chinese Kazahk eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Chuannan Muntainous uni coloured: yellow 0 0 the horn shapes are various. 116 108 323.2 260 strong, compact conformation. The heads are a relatively long. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in the remote area in the southern Sichuan basin; Yingjing, Gulin, Xuyong and Qianjiang counties are the main producing area. 42 478 50 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Dabieshan chin. Dabie Mountainous DraughtPower The Dabie Mountain reaches its sex maturity from 12 to 18 months old. Bulls are managed to first use at 2.5 years old. uni coloured: mainly yellow, brown and black are less common 2 2 """""Windward horns"""", """"pork horns"""" and """"bamboo shoot horns"""" are found." 115 109 322.1 271 Central Chinese type. compact and uniform conformation. The hump is evident and the dewlap develops well. The rear quarters are relatively broad and drooping, and the hooves are round, large and hard. domestic breed including Dabie Mountain and Huangpo. Originated in counties of Jinzai, Huoshan, Yuexi, Liu'an and Shucheng in Anhui Province and counties of Huangpo, Dawu, Yingshan and Luotian in Hubei Province. 19 18.7 15 52.9 N1-243 FAO Breed Survey Chinese Animal Livestock Breed Resources local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Dangjiao chin. multi coloured: the Dangjiao varies in colour along with seasons, being red black in autumn and black in other seasons 0 0 135 126 499.59 427.27 The Dangjiao has relatively short head, broad forehead, big mouth, high hump, long legs, short body and short tail. domestic breed Originated in Chuansha, Nanhui and Fengxian counties, Shanghai Municipality. 90 120 168 224 36 45 local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Dengchuan chin. uni coloured: yellow 2 2 short slender horns. 108 104 239 227.5 males have a high, small hump and cows without humps.. The Dengchuan has trim constitution and the various parts of the body combine well. short small head. The back and waist is smooth and long, and the fore thorax is relatively narrow. The Dengchuan has big deep thorax, drooping rump, slender tail beyond hocks, small udder with short teats. domestic breed Originated in Eryuan County and Dengchuan Prefecture, Yunnan Province. 300 838 5.58 15.4 12.8 46.4 F46-38 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Deutsches Gelbvien 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Diqing uni coloured: mainly black or yellow brown 0 0 erect horns. 102 98 212.9 185.5 relatively short body. The Diqing has long narrow head, thin slender neck, flat withers, deep narrow fore thorax, narrow drooping rump, long slender tail, short slender quarters, evident joints, and small udder with short teats. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Zhongdiandeqin and Weixi Counties, Diqing Tibet Autonomous Prefecture in the northwest of Yunnan Province. 235 416 480 5.7 46.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Dulong Mithun Mythan, Mithun The animals rarely mate under captivity and usually mate in the forests. Some crosses of Mithan and domestic cattle are frequently found in the jungle. multi coloured: dark grey with white stockings below the knees
comment: Calves are born dark red in coloured which turns into the characteristic coloured by 6 months of age. They have a dorsal ridge on the crest of the shoulder 2 2 symmetrical, diverging outward, pointed tips 125 128 250 400 short tail, big dewlap, flat forehead. ???In males, adult wither height is 125 cm and adult live weight 250 kg. feral breed domesticated Gaur (Bos bibos frontalis) Provinces of Yunnan and Tibet 1000 F24-370 F46-46 This breed is good at ascent and prefers living in groups. They are grazed outside throughout the entire year. The male are Fierce. The females hide themselves in the jungles or brushwood in the parturient period, leaving alone. The Dulong is large- framed. regional No Information unknown unknown critical -China CHN Cattle Ebian Spotted The Ebian Spotted breed reaches its sex maturity at the age of 14~18 months and is managed to first breeding at about 3 years old. uni coloured: mainly yellow and white spotted 0 0 They have various horn shapes. Individuals without horns, however, may be found 113 106 318.6 254.5 Bulls' heads are rugged while cows' are inclined and long. The Ebian Spotted has short broad neck, well-developed dewlap, and highly attached tail with thick head, short firm quarters and small round hooves without hump. domestic breed indigenous breed Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Fuzhou The Fuzhou reaches its maturity at about 1 year of age. uni coloured: light yellow or light red 0 0 "short ahead Bulls: swept horns.Cows: trim appearance and """"long men horns""""." 148 128 764 415 The Fuzhou has strong constitution, uniform conformation and rugged bones. Bulls have short head and broad forehead. The back and waist are smooth and straight, with relatively drooping rump, rugged quarters and hard hooves. domestic breed indigenous breed The Fuzhou breed is native in the Fuzhou City, Liaoning Province, distributing in Jinxian and Xinjin Counties, Liaoning Province. 836 50.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Ganzi Tibetan Ganzi Tibetan the cows show strong maternal ability. multi coloured: various colours 0 0 the horn shapes are multifarious. The Ganzi Tibet is low and small, with uniform constitution, strong bones and compact muscles. The males have broad head, flat forehead, short thick neck and well-developed dewlap. The females have relatively long thin neck, under developed dewlap. The Ganzi Tibet has proper length of the body, smooth straight back and waist, quarters with proper length, uniform teats of middle size without additional teats. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in 18 counties of Ganzi Autonomous Region, Sichuan Province. 48.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Gaotai chin. 0 0 domestic breed Gansu Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Guangfeng uni coloured: mainly brown yellow and brown black, sometimes yellow or black 0 0 Various horn shapes may be found in Guangfeng, just like of horns like Chinese character. 113 107 276 231 The Guangfeng has good conformation. The Guangfeng has broad heavy head. Cows are light and narrow. Humps of bulls are aerial, with the top of it like steamed bread. The Guangfeng has well developed thorax, well developed udders for cows with uniform equably distributed teats and thickset quarters. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Guangfeng County, Jiangxi Province. 46.98 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Hainan Hainan High-Hump 2 2 124 112 294 259 domestic breed South-China Zebu type Hainan Island, Guanxi F46-38 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Hazake 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Hereford Hereford 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Huangpo chin. 0 0 domestic variety variety of Dabieshan cattle Huangpo area, Hubei Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Jersey Jersey 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Ji'an uni coloured: yellow and brown black 0 0 107 104 223 233.7 The Ji'an has compact and rugged conformation with thick strong bones. The coat is short and smooth. The males have rugged heads, and females with trium ones. For males, the fore quarters are well developed, with partly tumor~shaped tuberous hump being. While for the females, the rear quarters are well developed with underdeveloped hump. The belly is bulgy; the quarters are rugged; and the tail is long over hocks. domestic breed indigenous breed The central producing area is located in Qingyuan, Ji'an, Taihe, Jishui, Anfu, Wan'an counties, Jiangxi Province. 36 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Jiaxian Red Lard The Jiaxian Red is relatively early~maturing and reach maturity at 10 months of age. Bulls are managed to first breeding at the age of 1 .5~2, and cows at the age of 2. uni coloured: red, light red and mauve, are found in the Miamian 0 0 126 121 425 364.6 The Jiaxian Red has strong constitution and uniform conformation. The bull has relatively short neck and thick wither. The Jiaxian Red has comparatively well developed dewlap, tuberositas hump, relatively drooping rump, rugged quarters as well as large, circinal and firm hooves. Cows' udders develop well. domestic breed indigenous breed Distributed in Luoyang, Kaifeng, Jiaxian, Baofeng, Lushan and adjoining counties in Henan Province. 12.5 12.5 51.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Jinan The Jinan is early~maturing .Cows show estrous sigh from 7~8 months, and both bulls and cows are managed to first breeding at 2 years old. uni coloured: red, yellow 0 0 relatively flat and long. 128 115 396.2 310.2 The bull has tuberositas hump and developed dewlap; and the cow has medium sized dewlap with no hump. The back and waist are smooth and straight, with relatively drooping rump and rugged quarters. domestic breed Originated in Daming, Weixian, Linzhang, Cheng'an, Guantao, Linxi, Weixian, Guangzhong and Pingxiang in Hebei Province. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Jiniu Zebu domestic variety name for small or dwarf cattle in ancient China southern China local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Jinjiang uni coloured: mainly yellow 0 0 Males: thick horns and mainly fork horns. Females: tender horns and mainly hawk's paw horns. 110 110 269 202 The Jinjiang has compact and rugged conformation with strong large bones and the joints are evident. The skin is smooth and flexible. The coat is short and dense. The males have a short thick neck and hugedewlap; the females have a long slim neck and relatively small dewlap. The hump is evident. The back is broad, smooth and straight. domestic breed indigenous breed The central production area of Jinjiang Cattle is located in Gao'an City and Shanggao County in Jiangxi Province, distributing mainly over Wanzhai, Yifeng, Gao'an, Shanggao and Xinjian areas. 24 45.9 In the prophase (2 for males, 3 before females), the Jinjiang grow rapidly, slowly in the evening. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Jinnan chin. DraughtPower The breed is widely adapted. This breed is known for high prolificacy. This breed is producing good quality meat. This breed is tolerant to roughage. Hou Wan Quan; Fattening abiliby and carcass quality test on Jinnan cattle. J. Chinese Yellow cattle, 1986, no. 2. uni coloured: red 2 2 short and thick horns with lateral orientation 139 117 607.4 339.4 The animals have a large dewlap but no hump. The Jinnan is tall, strong and vigorous, and ruggedly built. Males have medium sized head and females have trim ones. short thick neck. y domestic breed original indigenous breed cattle selected for long time B.C. Originated in Yuncheng and Linfen in Shanxi Province; the three counties~Wanrong, Hejin and Linyi, have the most cattle with best quality. 4573 210 270 716 5.6 22.4 22.6 24 24 24 740 52.3 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 Performance was measured under stationary conditions. The animals were housed for 12 months per year and fed on grazing and fodder. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Kazakh eng. Kazakh Meat The breed is known for its good adaptation to the local environment. The Kazak is managed to first breeding at 2 years old. The animals fatten quickly. FAO Breed Survey multi coloured: yellow and black 2 2 elliptic horns. 116 120 369.2 301.5 The Kazak has medium or small sized head, relatively depressed forehead, medium length thin neck, underdeveloped wattle, low and flat withers. The back and waist are smooth and straight, with narrow rear quarters, relatively pinched and drooping rump, and relatively low tail head. Cows' udders are small and bowl shaped. domestic breed Turano-Mongolian type The Kazak cattle breed is native to the northern areas of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, distributing over Yili Kazakstan Autonomous County, Boertana Inner Mongolian autonomous county, the wide mountainous area and grassland in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture. 180 718 400 900 5 21 19 49.7 F46-39 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant conditions and with total grazing. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Leigiong chin. Xuwen uni coloured: mainly yellow, sometimes black 2 2 The males have round horns with stubbed bases. While the females have short thin horn, and some of them with no horns. 120 105 282.4 215.6 They have well developed dewlaps, and cows' inner side of the neck with skin drapes. The males have relatively well developed humps and dewlaps, relatively narrow rear quarters and relatively drooping rumps. The quarters are strong, and the tail is long with the trailhead beyond the hocks. The females have well developed udders and attach well. domestic breed South China Zebu type. including Xuwen and Hainan. Xuwen County, Guangdong Province and Qiongshan Couny, Hainan Province. 400 500 24 49.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Lhasa uni coloured: black (42.1%) black and white (31.4%): and others are brown yellow, yellow white or brown 0 0 The horns are small, winding forth, upwards, forward and then twisted from the horn bases to the horn spire. 102 96 187.6 170.9 uniform constitution and uniform conformation. The skin is thin and the coat is short. The Lhasa has a flat smooth head of proper size. Heads of cows are trim while those of bulls are strong and relatively broad. The humps of bulls are tuberous. The Lhasa has well-developed thorax, relatively short body, slender bones and middle-developed rear quarters. The quarters of males are strong and long, and those of the females are relatively short. The hooves are firm with a wide face. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Linzhou and Duilongdeqing Districts of Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region. 268 206 30 42.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Liangshan multi coloured: various colours, most common are yellow, spotted, red purple and black 0 0 "The Liang Mountain have horns with shapes of""""Baozi horns"""""""", sharp horns"""""""", taro horns"""",""""Zhaoyang horns"""" ,and etc." comparatively short body, uniform, compact and strong conformation. The head and the neck are of proper length. For bulls, the dewlap is well developed with wrinkles and high hump; the fore quarters are higher than the rear quarters. For cows, the dewlap is less with low thin withers; the rear quarters are higher than the fore quarters. The thorax is broad and deep with smooth straight back and waist, drooping rump of middle length. The cow's udder is small with uniform teats. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in the counties or cities of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture and the counties of Panzhihua city, Sichuan Province. 50.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Limousin Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Liping The Liping reaches sex maturity comparatively earlier than other breeds. uni coloured: black or yellow are most common but brown, black and white as well as yellow and white may also be found 0 0 "Horns of the females are short tender upswept and usually black brown. Horns of the males are rugged and mainly """"bamboo shoot horns""""." 108 99 288.1 196.2 The head is of middle size and the bulls' are a relatively broad. Then males have broad flat forehead, big round mouth and deep muzzle. The females have long thin necks. The males have short necks with well-developed dewlaps and tall hollow humps as well. The Liping has broad deep thorax, flat straight back and waist and firm hooves. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Liping, Congjiang and Jinxiu counties in southeast Guizhou Province. 11.8 11.5 24 50.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Luxi Meat The Luxi reaches sex maturity comparatively later than other breeds. The Luxi shows good breeding performance. The females reach sex maturity early and are able to be pregnant at the age of 8 months. This breed is producing fine quality meat. This breed has good strength for draught. uni coloured: light yellow to red and brown, yellow is rather common, the majority of them have pink areas: eye socket, muzzle, underside of belly, and inner side of quarters 2 2 "mainly """"long men horns""""." 146 124 644.4 365.6 uniform conformation, with tight fine constitution. There are three types on the basis of body conformation - high shaft type, zhuadihu type, and the intermediate type. domestic breed central Chinese type Originated in Heze and Jining prefecture, southwest of Shandong Province. 27 24 610 58.1 N1-242 F46-38 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Meiniu domestic variety dwarf cattle in ancient China North-western China local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Menggu Chinese Menggu Meat The animals are well adapted to a harsh climate. They withstand temperature fluctuations -50°C to 35°C. uni coloured: brindle or reddish-brown, occasionally yellow, black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 120 113 396 306 Turano-Mongolian type. The Mango has short broad rugged head, long ahead swept horns, underdeveloped wattle and low withers. The back and waist are smooth and straight, with short narrow rear quarters, drooping rump, short quarters and hard hooves. The basal area of cows' udders is large and broad with small teats. domestic breed Originated in Inner Mongolia; distributing in Provinces of Heilongjiang, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Qinghai, Jilin and Liaoning, Xinjiang and Ningxia Autonomous Region. 540 180 600 5 19 19.3 540 55.7 FAO Breed Survey F46-38, 198 There is no free access to water, the animals graze all year under severe weather and unfavouable feeding conditions (poor vegetation). The fore quarters develop better than the rear quarters. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Mengshan Meng Mountainous uni coloured: black, yellow 0 0 "The horns are mainly """"Longmen horns"""" and """"shoulder pole shaped horns""""." 128 115 477.8 310.3 The Meng Mountain has compact conformation and strong constitution, with well developed fore quarters and relatively small body type. The males have short thick necks, well-developed muscles, and evident humps. The females have trim head; relatively long neck, and whorls on the forehead. The nibble body is smooth and straight with sprung ribs. The belly is well developed and not sagging. The rear quarters are chubby; the tail is long beyond the hocks; and the tail is spindle shaped. The quarters are strong with big hard hooves. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in the Yimeng mountainous area in central and south of Shandong Province. 21.3 20.7 56.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Minnan Meat Meat is tender and delicious. uni coloured: females are often light yellow, green yellow or red yellow, while the males are black or with a black back 0 0 The horns are taper shape, splaying like a character and winding forwards and upwards. 116 110 327 258 good compact conformation and is thickly muscled. The head is a bit big. The bulls has well developed humps with an average height of 13~18cm and huge dewlaps with an average breadth of 18~20cm. The Southern Fujian has well-developed thorax, smooth straight waist and back, drooping rump, strong quarters and black round hooves. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Zhangpu, Longhai, Pinghe, Tong'an, Nan'an and Zhangzhou Prefectures in Fujian Province. 2 3 52.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Nandan multi coloured: yellow and red: light yellow or black is found under the quarters 0 0 "For the males, there are two horn shapes of """"bamboo shoot"""" and """"hawk claw"""". Horns of the females are short and small." 122 110 355 260 The body of Nandan is low, rugged and relatively short with back line. The head is short and broad and the dewlap develops well. The breast is a relatively sagging and the rump is drooping and round. The females have underdeveloped udders. The tail is long beyond the hocks. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Nandan County, Sanbao of Tian'e County, Bogong of Hechi County, and Xianan of Huanjiang County in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 39 52.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Nanyang Nan'yan DraughtPower The breed is known for adaptability to cold and hot climatic conditions. This breed is known for high prolificacy. The females are managed to first mating at the beginning of 2. This breed is producing fine quality beef (good muscularity). The meat seems bright red with marbling. This breed is known for good strength for draught. Bureau of Ani. Sci. of Nanyang Region; Report on breeding effect in last ten years. Chinese J. of Yellow cattle 1986, no.2. Wang Guan-Se; Research on weaining weight of Nanyang cattle; Chinese J. of Yellow Cattle, 1986; no 3. uni coloured: yellow, red or yellow and white in coloured. 2 2 "short horns, lateral pointing tips. mainly """"radish horns""""." 145 126 647.9 411.9 males: medium hump 8--9 cm. well developed muscle ,thin skin and fine hairs. y 1982 domestic breed indigenous breed developed through long-time selection and improvement The Nanyang breed had its origin in the region of Nanyang, Henan Province, principally distributed in Nanyang city and in Nanyang, Tanghe and Dengxian counties. 4573 31 6 28.6 813 55.6 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 Performance was measured under stationary conditions. The animals were housed for 12 months per year and fed on grazing and fodder. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Panjiang Guanling y, Guxi y, Longlin, Wenshan y, Guangnan DraughtPower The Panjiang breed reaches its sex maturity at the age of 8~10 months. uni coloured: mainly yellow in coloured, and less with brown and black
multi coloured: some spotted ones, however, may occasionally be found 2 2 various horn shape 116 108 296 237.2 males are humped. relatively long dewlap. The males' humps are evidently 8~15cm above the back line, and females' humps are unconspicuous. The Panjiang has deep and relatively narrow thorax, drooping rump, slender tail with relatively high tail head, straight fore limbs and evident tendons of hind limbs. Udders of cows are comparatively small with short thin teats. domestic breed Originated in the border area of Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi. 59.4 58.1 24 52.1 FAO Breed Survey F46-38 N1-167 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Piemontese Piedmont 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Pinglu Mountainous uni coloured: yellow, red 0 0 117 109 325 268 The Pinglu Mountain is undersized. The Pinglu Mountain has well developed thorax and rear quarters, relatively short quarters, and firm hooves resisting attrition. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Pinglu and Xiaxian Counties in Shanxi Province. 736 53.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Pingwu multi coloured: yellow or red yellow and few of them have a black line on the back 0 0 horns are mainly short and small with the tines outward. The Pingwu is large~framed and has uniform conformation. Heads of the males are heavy. The dewlap develops well; the hump is evident (especially for males). The rump is flat, straight, relatively drooping and under developed. The tail is light, proper in size and near the tarsus. domestic breed indigenous breed The central producing area is located in the 25 townships of Pingwu County in Sichuan Province. 180 115 49.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Qaidam 0 0 horns mainly winding outwards and upright then. 115 102 344.6 232 The Chaidamu has strong compact constitution, quadrate body shape forconcurrent use. The Chaidamu has short wide head, short thin dewlap without plica, short narrow drooping rump, big round belly, relatively low quarters and firm hooves of medium size. domestic breed indigenous breed Dulan and Wulan Counties and Ge'ermu City in the edge of the Chaidamu Basin in Qinghai Province. 4.2 51.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Qinchuan Tsinchuan, Chinchuan' DraughtPower The breed is known for adaptability to hilly country-side. This breed is known for high prolificacy. This breed is producing good quality meat. The meat is tender and has a distinct marble-texture.
The draught powers are 475.5kg, 333.6kg and 281.2kg for the bull, the bullock and the cow respectively. This breed is known for good strength for draught. Stationary of Animal Science of Shanxi province; Selection results in last ten years; J. Chinese Yellow cattle 1986, No.1 Dong Wei-An, Fattening experiment of Qinchuan castrates, J. Chinese Yellow cattle 1986, No.2 uni coloured: mauve, red and yellow in Qinchuan 2 2 short horned, lateral pointing tips. The horn length is about 10cm for females and 14.5cm for males. 142 130 594.5 381.3 cervical hump (per Mason), well developed dewlap. The bull's head is comparatively big with broad forehead, flat face, big eyes and square mouth, while the cow is trim. The withers of the males are high and bread while the females' are low and bread. y domestic breed indigenous breed improved through long-time selection, belongs to the Central Plain Yellow cattle group Originated in Guanzhong Prefecture of Shaanxi Province, distributing over 27 counties or cities in Guanzhong Plain, Shaanxi Province. 210 716 4.7 24 21 24 24 24 740 58.3 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 F76-16 Performance was measured under stationary conditions. The animals were housed for 12 months per year and fed on grazing and fodder. At moderate nutrient level and feeding up to 18 to 24 months, dressing and meat percentages are 58-61 and 50-52, respectively, with 75-76% lean meat. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Red Dane Red Dane 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -China CHN Cattle Red Steppe eng. Red Steppe Krasnaya Nemetskaua, Red Colonist (obsulete synonym), Red German, Red Ukrainian, Krasnaya Stepnaya Milk This breed is well adapted to continental climate. uni coloured: red of various shades 2 2 138 130 800 500 dairy type conformation domestic breed composite of Red East Friesian, Angeln and Ukrainian Grey, later also Swiss Brown, East Friesian: In 1930, China imported dual-purpose Shorthorn, Brown Swiss and Anatayckas cattle to improve the local breeds in Inner Mongolia, Jilin, Liaoning and Hebei provinces. 1930 1800 2000 3.71 30 27 53.8 F65-37, 39 FAO Breed Survey F76-15 Performance data were collected form animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and with grazing all year round and subjected to fattening for only a short period. There are 3 main zonal types, Zaporozhye (high milk production), Crimean (combine high mily yields with high fat content) and Donetsk (high milk production with high live weight). The milk yield is three to five times higher than compared to Mongolian cows. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -China CHN Cattle Rikaze Humped This breed is usually used for tractive power, with the average draught power of 400kg. Rigeze Humped DraughtPower multi coloured: various colours exist but uniform black and black and white are most common 0 0 This breed is huge than other Tibet's with long body. domestic breed indigenous breed the grass roots of south Tibet of Rigeze region in Tibet autonomous prefecture and the south foot of the Himalaya Mountain. 265 67.42 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Sanhe Three-River breed, Sanho Milk The breed is known for its adaptability to a cold climate. No tolerance to hot and wet climate is reported for this breed. This breed is known for the low calving rate. They have a good carcass quality and lean meat. Bai Jin-Shan; Study on milkability of Sanhe cattle Chinese J. Animal Science 1984, No.5 Li Min et al.; Beef performance of Sanhe cattle Animal Husbandry and Veterinarian 1986, No.1 multi coloured: red, white 2 2 curved horns with upward pointing tips 157 132 1050 547.9 y domestic breed composite of Simmental, Yaloslav Yakut (male) and indigenous breed (female) Hulunbeier Region of Inner Mongolia, Sanhe Region of Energulayou Banner 4573 305 3145 4000 4.1 35.8 31.2 22 22 740 52 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey F76-15 Performance was measured under stationary conditions. The animals were housed for 12 months per year and fed on grazing and concentrates. Since 1945, animal breeders have selected and bred cattle sistematically. Sanhe cows could produce 4000 kg of milk annually, with a fat content of 4 %. They also have a good carcass quality and lean meat. The dressing and meat percentages of steers were between 50 and 55 percent and 44 and 48 percent, re spectively, under normal feeding conditions without fattening. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Sanjiang uni coloured: mainly yellow 0 0 119 107 375 266.4 great head, broad forehead, short upward horns, well-developed dewlap and relatively high hump. The neck and shoulder are well~knit. The fore quarters develop well, the medium quarters are relatively long and the rear quarters are straight and smooth. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Sanjiang, Baishi, Shuimo of Wenchuan County, Aba Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. 17.5 16.7 43.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Shangai chin. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Shorthorn Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle South Devon South Devon 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Taihang uni coloured: mainly yellowish 0 0 "The Taihang has various horn shapes and the """"windward horns"""" are common." 103 112 280 200 The neck is slender with mezzo length. The females have relatively girth of paunches with underdeveloped udders however. The Taihang has drooping rump and long tail with many hocks. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in over 20 counties in the west mountainous area of Hebei Province; most Taihang cattle are distributed in counties of Laiyuan, Yixian, Tangxian, Quyang, Fuping, Xingtang, Lingshou, Pingshan, Jinjing, Zanhuang, Lincheng, Neiqiu, Xingtai, Shahe, Wu'an, Shexian and Cixian, Hebei Province. 21 41 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Taiwan uni coloured: light brown, grey or black 0 0 small outwards spreading horns 120 110 280 250 The Taiwan has light fine head, biggish auris, small but evident hump, preferably developed mid body, under developed rear quarters, very slim cannon circumference and underdeveloped udder. domestic breed hardly any purebred of Taiwan in 1981 Taiwan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Taiwan Yellow eng. domestic variety extinct by crossing with Indian breeds to Taiwan Zebu Taiwan Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Taiwan Zebu eng. Formosa Draft DraughtPower uni coloured: usually yellow, red or brown, also black and grey 2 2 crescent-shaped horns domestic breed composite of Chinese Yellow, Red Sindhi and Kankrej since 1910 Taiwan Province 750 205 5 23.4 20.7 N18-36 F18-36 Performance data were collected at Hengchun Research Station, Taiwan Livestock Research Institute. - body weight at weaning (205 days old): 130 130 kg (males) and 122 kg (females);
- yearling weight: 223 kg (males) and 218 kg (females);
- feed conversion (gain/dry feed): 0.096 kg (males) and 0.079 kg (females);
local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Tibetan Humpless Dwarf Cattle of Tibet The females are managed to first breeding at about 2.5 years old and males 3.5 years old. uni coloured: mainly red as well as black
multi coloured: white spotted 2 2 104 100 215 197 dwarf. Heads are flat and straight with mezzo size. The males' humps are relatively high. The cows' udders are small with orderly teats. The Tibetan has drooping rump, slender quarters and firm hooves. domestic breed similar to Mongolian but dwarf Tibet and QinghaiDistributed in the middle and lower reaches of Yarlung Zangbo River, east part of the Himalaya Mountain and the lower reaches of Sanjiang River Valley, Tibet. 268 205 4.17 215.8 197.7 42.8 N1-243 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Ujumqin chin. 2 2 119 113 475 374 domestic variety variety of Mongolian Inner Mongolia 150 550 5 F46-36-39 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle WENSHAN CATTLE Chinese Meat Yellow 2 2 120.1 115.3 354.8 298.6 n domestic breed Wenshan Autonomous Prefecture of Guizhou Province. Wenshan Autonomous Prefecture of Guizhou Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Wandong En local No Information atRisk vulnerable -China CHN Cattle Wannan Meat The Wannan is managed to have first breeding at 10 months and 1 year old for males and females, respectively. The meat is fresh, tender and delicious. 0 0 118 114 336.4 267.6 The Wannan has relatively small and good conformation with slim quarters. There are two types of the Wannan breed: the rugged and the trim. The former has rugged head, short neck, well developed dewlap, thick~fleshed rear quarters, slender tail, and relatively short quarters; and the hump of cows is high. The latter is fine and slim type with slender and smooth neck; and the males with relatively hump. domestic breed indigenous breed The Wannan breed is native to Anhwei Province, distributing over the vast hill and mountainous areas beyond the Yangtze River and areas on both banks of the Yangtze. 300 400 52.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Wanniu domestic variety name for humpless cattle in ancient China Gansu and Shanxi local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Weiling Humped Wenling Humped uni coloured: yellow or brown yellow 0 0 "The horns of bulls are thickset and patulous, with the shapes of"""" across shoulder pole horns"""" or """"Long men horns"""". Female: short slim horns spreading upwards." 128 114 423 290 This breed has huge head and broad forehead. The females have trium heads. The Wenling High Hump also has aerial humps, well developed fore quarters, under developed rear quarters, rugged bones, beefy muscles, broad deep thorax, broad waist, compact belly and well developed udder of a cow with equably distributed teats. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Wenling County, Zhejiang Province. 19.5 18.9 24 52.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Weining The Weining reaches sex maturity comparatively later than other breeds. uni coloured: mainly yellow, less yellow-brown and black, however white and yellow may also be found 0 0 "The horns are of various horn shapes, mainly """"radish horns"""" and """"hawk claw horns""""." 111 102 269.3 200.6 The Weining has long and trium head, flat straight forehead, broad anemoscope, square mouth, short neck and under well developed dewlap. The Weining has comparatively tall hump for bulls, flat and straight for cows. The thorax is deep but not broad enough. The Weining has smooth straight back and waist, full waist, relatively drooping but high rump, slender but firm quarters, upright fore quarters and firm hooves. The rear quarters often have narrow or forward hooves. The tail attaches highly and is long beyond the hocks. domestic breed indigenous breed Weining, Hezhang, Bijie and Nayong Counties in Guizhou Province. 36 52.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Weizhou uni coloured: yellow, brown or black 0 0 115 100 280 200 The Weizhou has head with proper length, flat forehead, wide round horn floor. The neck is thick and short with well-developed dewlap. The hump of the males is evident with an average height of 12.4cm. For the males, the thorax is deep and broad with smooth straight back and waist t, drooping rump and well-developed muscles. For the females, the udder is uniform, and the quarters low and thin. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in the two islands of Weizhou and Xieyang of Beihai City in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 24 56.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Wuchuan Black uni coloured: black 0 0 "The horns are black and comparatively small. And the horns of males are usually """"radish horns"""", while those of the females are often """"qiangcai horns""""." strong constitution, uniform body, and compact conformation. The neck is broad and short; the hump is well developed with middle or relatively high height; the quarters are strong and upright and the joints are firm. domestic breed indigenous breed The central producing area is Wuchuan County, Zunyi Prefecture, Guizhou Province. 52.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Wuling chin. DraughtPower uni coloured: mostly yellow 2 2 cuneiform horn shape 115 105 308 232 elatively long neck. The males has fleshy humps 6~8cm above the back line, and females with inconspicuous ones. The Wuling has drooping rump, rugged quarters with medium length, in tilted hock of hind limbs, upright style of the shoe, hard hooves and relatively long tail. n domestic breed including Enshi, Xiangxi and Sinan Originated in the border area of Hunan, Hubei and Guizhou Provinces. 28 50.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Wuzhumuqin chin. Meat The animals endure wide temperature ranges. Consequently, they are distributed across mountain and coastal areas. 0 0 119 113 475.5 374 domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Xinjiang Brown eng. Meat The breed is known for its adaptability to a cold climate in the local environment (mountains and hills) This breed is known for low fertility. Good meat/milk body conformation is reported for this breed. uni coloured: brown 2 2 curved horns with forward pointing tips 145 122 950 430 y domestic breed composite of Ala-Tau, Brown Swiss (male) and indigenous breed (female) Yili and Tachong Region of Xinjiang 4573 740 305 2897 4.1 35 28 21 24 740 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey F76-15 Performance was measured on animals kept under transhumant conditions. The animals were housed for 6 months per year and fed on grazing and fodder. Under grazing on natural pasture the dressing percentage for18-month-old steers has been 47.4%, 50.5 for 30-month-old and 53.1for adult steers, with respective meat percentages of 36.3, 38.4 and 39.3. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Xuzhou Meat Meat is slim, tender and tasting delicious. 0 0 "The horns are relatively broad and long head, and mainly """"longmen horns""""." 132 132 534 282 The males have stubby necks, and females have slender ones. The dewlap is underdeveloped while the hump is evident. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Peixian and Tongshan Counties of Xuzhou Prefecture, Jiangshu Province. 180 360 630 11 21 11 47.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Yanbian Changbai Local Cattle DraughtPower The breed is known for adaptability to cold climatic conditions. The Yanbian reaches its maturity at 14 and 13 months of age for bulls and cows respectively. This breed is producing fine quality meat. This breed is known for good strength for draught. Grazing all year round in the severe local weather conditions has resulted in thicker skins, coarser hair, sturdier bones, broader chests and a better constitution, and they are well adapted to poor feeding (tolerance to coarse-feed) and management conditions. uni coloured: yellow 2 2 thickness of horn, backward printing tips 131 122 465.5 365.2 The Yanbian has strong constitution and well developed muscle. The Yanbian has square head, broad forehead, thick scur and thick tuberositas neck. domestic breed indigenous breed, improved through long-time selection: belong to the Northern Yellow cattle group. including Yanbian, Chaoxian and Yanjiang. Distributed in the Provinces of Jilin, Heilongjiang and Liaoning 4573 195 600 6.2 22.5 19.6 22 22 813 57.7 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months and fed on grazing and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Yangba chin. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Cattle Yiling En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Cattle Yunnan Humped This breed is managed to breeding at the age of 2 years. uni coloured: black, brown, red, yellow, grey and white 2 0 "All the males have horns, but most females have no horns or only have very short horns. And most of the horns are stubbed. The horn shapes of """"long horns"""",""""short horns"""" and inverse character can be found in males." 116 107 296 This breed has a tumor on the forward upside of the hump with an average height of 12~15cm. The bulls' dewlaps develop very well, extending to the belly. The body is round and long with the fore quarters well developed, strong and powerful and the rear quarters like a round canister. domestic breed Originated in the tropical and subtropical regions in the south, southeast and central of Yunnan Province, The central producing areas are Dehong Dai nationality, counties of Ruili, Luxi and Wanting of Jingpo nationality autonomous region, Xishuangbanna autonomous prefecture in Lincang region and some counties of Simao prefecture. 13.3 13 52.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Yunnan Zebu eng. Yunnan High-Hump DraughtPower The breed is known for its adaptability towards heat, humidity and a hilly environment. The animals are reported to show resistance to tick-flies. The animals are known for their high prolificacy. uni coloured: brown
multi coloured: black, grey, red, yellow 0 0 116 107 301 213 males have a high hump (12--20 cm) and large dewlap domestic breed indigenous breed improved through long-time selection Dehong, Xishuangbanna and Lincang region of Yunnan 4573 13 4.1 13 24 24 740 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months and fed on grazing and fodder. The animals are housed during night time. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Zaobei chin. DraughtPower The females are managed to first breeding at about 2 years old and male at 2. uni coloured: red, brown, yellow 2 2 "mainly """"windward horns""""." 127 115 402.4 303.9 relatively large, with uniform constitution, thin skin, fine hairs, rugged bones and well developed muscles. The males have short thick necks as well as well developed humps. The females have slender necked and well-developed udders. domestic breed Central Chinese type, similar to Nanyang Originated in the northern part of Zaoyang County in Hubei Province. 47.4 N1-243 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Zhangmu Milk Their milking performance is outstanding. multi coloured: various colours of black, yellow, white, brown, sandy, red, and most of them have white spots 0 0 compact shapely constitution. Humps of bulls are evident than those of cows, and few of them are tall and big. Usually the dewlap is underdeveloped. The neck is of proper length, and looks a bit thin and weak. The back is often smooth and straight with small switch. domestic breed indigenous breed the county of Nielamu of Rigeze region in Tibet autonomous prefecture, lying between the mountains of Himalaya and Laguigang. 180 210 2000 6 8 12 18 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Zhaotong Meat The meat is tender, sweet~smelling and without the smell of mutton. uni coloured: mainly yellow, light yellow, grass white, black or red 0 0 The bulls have short rugged horns 112 104 259.2 211.1 uniform constitution and uniform conformation. The Zhaotong has a head of proper length. The bulls hav evident hump while the cows are without humps. Relatively drooping rump, medium sized quarters with hocks lying inside a relatively and slender tail with low tailhead. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in the eleven counties of Zhaotong City, Yunnan Province. The pressed skin is tough and tensile with close texture. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Cattle Zhoushan The Zhoushan is managed to first breeding at 2 years old. uni coloured: black 0 0 various horn shapes. 138 122 441.5 336.4 "The Zhoushan has short glossy hair, short head, broad forehead, well developed dewlap with an average length of 30cm, aerial humps for males, slightly protuberant humps for females, smooth straight back, smooth broad waist and a """"mounting circle"""" in the back line. And the udder is a relatively big and sagging." domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Dinghai District of Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Anyi gray chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Anyi gray chicken has the characters of tender meat and good flavor. However, the growth rate of this breed is slow. single blue-black grey grey no special pattern indigenous Gray 1.739 1.446 n domestic breed According to the records, Anyi gray chicken has been reared in the producing areas for more than four hundred years. This breed is formed after a long term of artificial and natural selection. Dongyang Town of Anyi County, Jiangxi Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Avian eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Avian domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Chicken Baicheng you chicken Chinese Baicheng chicken Eggs, Meat Baicheng you chicken has the features of beautiful shape, high quality meat, high resistance to heat and cold. And selection should be strengthened to improve the production performance. single white black grey no special pattern indigenous Mainly yellow mottled or black mottled. 2.333 1.664 n domestic breed According to the records, Baicheng you chicken has been raised for more than 300 years from Yongzhen period of Qing dynasty. Local farmers have the technology of fattening chickens, and the bodies of these fattening chickens look plump and subcutaneous fat distribute evenly, so these chickens named Baicheng you chickens. Baicheng County of Aksu area, Xinjiang Uigur Autonomous Region local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Baier Buff Jiangshan, Shangrao Baier, Yushan, Baier Yin egg weight is 53~ 55g., eggshell colour is puce, eggshell thickness is 0.34~0.38 mm., egg shape index is 1.35~1.38. comment: yellow beak domestic breed indigenous breed Guangfeng,Shangrao and Yushan Counties, and Shangrao Prefecture in Jiangxi Province; Jiangshan City, Zhejiang Province 180 34 34 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Baier yellow chicken Chinese Bai yiner chicken, Jiangshan Baier chicken Eggs Baier yellow chicken has the characters of high egg production, the average egg number is more than 180 per year. So, this breed is a precious material for developing new egg-types. single yellow yellow yellow no special pattern indigenous Yellow 1.42 1.174 n domestic breed Baier yellow chicken is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement by local people in producing areas. Guangfeng County, Jiangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Bashing Long-tail Eggs egg weight is about 53.62g. egg shape index is 1.35. comment: males: 10~15 pieces of green tail feathers 1.8 1.24 males have a long tail feather of about 40~50cm.
most common comb is single comb some have walnut comb and very few have rose comb and pea comb domestic breed indigenous breed Bashang district, Zhangbei, Guyuan, Kangbao, Shangyi, Fengning and Weichang Counties, Hebei Province. 110 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Beijing White domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Beijing You Eggs average egg weight is about 56g. eggshell thickness is 0.325mm. egg shape index is 1.32. uni coloured: dark red or yellow plumage 2.05 1.73 domestic breed indigenous breed Datun and Wali of Chaoyang District and Qinghe town of Haidian Distirct, Beijing Municipality. 110 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Bian Youyu Meat Egg weight is about 60g and sometimes 70~80g. It is about 70% eggshell colour with puce. Eggshell thickness is 0.386mm. Egg shape index is 1.33. 1.83 15.1 Bianji develops with medium body size, wide and deep breast, strong breast muscle, flat and wide back, long and wide leg. Comb mainly is single comb and sometimes is strawberry comb, pea comb. Red comb shape is up right for male and small size with significant S-shaped curve for female. domestic breed indigenous breed Ulanqab League, Inner Mongolia; Youyu County, Shanxi Province. 102 160 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Bian - Nei-Mong Meat Reproduction performances of this breed are decreasing due to inbreeding. indigenous 2.4 1.9 domestic breed originated in Nei-Mong, Kuoshiug, Taiwan (southern Taiwan) Taiwan Province of China 36 4.5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Chahua eggshell colour is puce, average egg weight is about 38.2g., egg shape index is 1.35. comment: black beak 1.19 1.19 small body size, good at flying and running, most have a red single comb; some have pea comb domestic breed indigenous breed Dehong, Xishuangbanna, Honghe and Wenshan Autonomous Prefectures, Linchang and Simao Prefectures, Yunnan Province. 70 130 Chahua Chicken is distributed in rural households. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Changshun blue-eggshell chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Changshun blue-eggshell chicken lays high quality blue shell eggs and it is enjoyed by the masses. single white black red and black no special pattern indigenous Male-neck and saddle: red; back and abdomen: red-and-yellow; primaries: glossy reddish orange. Black male-body and fluff: black. Female-mainly yellow mottled, few black mottled and white. 2.048 1.871 n domestic breed Changshun blue-eggshell chicken distributes among Han, Miao and Buyi numerous nationalities residence for a long history. Local farmers found that a small number of local chickens lay blue eggs and these eggs taste good, so this kind of egg were regarded as treasures by local masses. Then, Changshun blue-eggshell chicken is formed after a long term of artificial selection. Guyang Town of Changshun County, Guizhou Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Chengkou Mountain chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Chengkou Mountain chickens are famous for their meat quality and they are adapted to grazing and farming. However, these chickens have high broodiness, low egg production and slow early growth. single blue-black black self-black no special pattern indigenous Black 2.404 1.954 n domestic breed According to Chengkou County annals, Chengkou Mountain chicken had been raised as early as in the Daoguang period (AD 1844) of Qing dynasty in Chengkou region where the traffic was blocked. This breed is formed after a long-term selection and development by local farmers. Chengkou county, Chongqing city local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Chongren Partridge The cock has good fertility. multi coloured: males: mainly dark red feathers, green tail, black-red feathers on the breast and belly 1.5 1.16 domestic breed indigenous breed Chongren County, Jiangxi Province. 150 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Dagu Zhuanghe Eggs average egg weight is 62~64g., eggshell colour is puce, egg shape index is 1.35. good abilities to find food. multi coloured: males: brownish with a lustrous black tail: females: purple yellow
comment: yellow beak 2.9 2.3 large body size, broad and deep breast, long and strong legs domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Zhuanghe County, Liaoning Province; distributed in Jilin, Heilongjiang and Shandong Provinces. 160 180 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Daninghe chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat aninghe chicken has high resistance to cold, and is suitable for field grazing. the breed has stable production performance. However, the chickens grow slowly at early time. single white yellow yellow no special pattern indigenous Male-neck and saddle-red or golden yellow; brest-black or red; secondaries, main tail and sickles-black. Female-mostly light yellow or yellow mottled, few white or black mottled. 2.316 1.862 n domestic breed Daninghe chicken had been raised as early as in Qing dynasty by people in Woxi County of Chongqing. The breed is formed after a long time of artificial selection and improvement by local farmers in Daba Mountain, a relative isolation of the natural ecological conditions. Wuxi County, Chongqing city local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Dawei shan mini chicken Chinese Xiang chicken,Jin chicken Eggs, Meat Dawei shan mini chicken named “Xiang chicken” has the features of small body size, strong muscle, tender and delicious meat. Dawei shan mini chicken is beautiful and aggressive, and it is important genetic resource for breedness of broiler chickens or game chickens. duplex or V-shaped yellow yellow yellow no special pattern indigenous Male-white with yellow, black with yellow or yellowish red; Female-white mottled, black mottled or yellow mottled. 0.857 0.682 n domestic breed There is an ancient custom of domesticating birds and fighting cocks for fun in Pingbian Miao minority Autonomous County. Dawei shan mini chicken, which is small and looks beautiful, is used for enjoying or fighting game. Pingbian County, Hani-Yi autonomous prefecture of honghe, Yunnan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Dehua Black chicken Chinese Meat Dehua black chicken is one of excellent black plumage breeds. However, this breed has high broodiness and low egg production. So, selection should be strengthened to improve the production performance. single blue-black black self-black no special pattern indigenous Dark black 2.164 1.81 n domestic breed According to the Dehua Country Annals, Dehua black chicken had been raised about 260 years ago. Dehua County of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Dongxiang Green Eggs Average egg weight is 49.6g at the 500 days. Eggshell colour is aqua. Egg shape is 1.33. Eggshell thickness is 0.35mm. 1.65 1.31 males: purple comb domestic breed indigenous breed Dongxiang County, Jiangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Dong,an chicken Chinese Meat Dong’an chicken with excellent meat quality has good market economic value and development prospect. “Dongan chicken” dish and the unique cooking technology are important methods for developing the traditional food culture and exploring the market. single yellow blue yellow no special pattern indigenous Black or yellow. 1.814 1.613 n domestic breed Dong’an chicken with stable genetic performance has been raised for a long history. This breed is formed after a long time of artificial selection and improvement by local farmers in Dongan county where the traffic is frequently remote and no other chickens are brought into from other place. Dong’an County, Hunan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Dulong chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Dulong chicken adapts to high altitude and high humidity conditions, and suits for free-range feeding. The main disadvantage of this breed is low egg production, so selection should be strengthened. single white black white no special pattern indigenous White with yellow, black mottled or yellow mottled. 0.97 1.166 n domestic breed The pronunciation of Dulong chicken is “ganbing” in the Dulong language,means teeny chicken. The breed has been raised by Dulong people for a long time. The areas are remote, inaccessible, and no foreign chickens are introduced into. So the breed is formed after a long term of natural selection. Dulongjiang Town of Gongshan County, Yunnan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Dwarf Small Buff domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Emei Black Meat average egg weight is about 53.84g. egg shape index is 1.34. multi coloured: gold-black feather, black beak, white skin and very few times black skin
comment: mainly red single comb and sometimes red pea comb or purple single comb or pea comb. 2.64 1.88 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Emei, Leshan, and Ebian Counties, Sichuan Province. 120 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Erh-Mei Meat indigenous 3.8 2.6 domestic breed originated in Ehr-Mei, Hsin-Chu, Taiwan Taiwan Province of China 29 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Fuyun Black En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Chicken Guangxi Black-bone chicken Chinese Lingyun Black-bone chicken, Donglan Black-bone chicken, Eggs, Meat Guangxi Black-bone chicken suits to free-range feeding in mountain regions. The main disadvantages for the breed include high broodiness, low egg production, slow growth rate, and low feed conversion ratio. So, selection should be strengthened to improve the production performance. single blue-black black self-black no special pattern indigenous Mostly black in Donglan County and yellow mottled in Lingyun County 1.65 1.48 n domestic breed In the producing area, the local people uusually regard feeding chicken as an important household sideline. The traffic is blocked and other chicken breeds can hardly be introduced. The breed is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement. Donglan, Lingyun County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Guangxi Partridge chicken Chinese Lingshan Xiang chicken,Lidang chicken Eggs, Meat Guangxi Partridge chicken has the features of tender meat and good flavor. It could be used as a good material to develop new types or breeds. single yellow yellow yellow no special pattern indigenous Male-mostly brownish red, few brownish yellow or russet; main tail-black; Female-mostly brown mottled or yellow mottled; primaries, secondaries and main tail-mostly black. 2.11 1.666 n domestic breed he locals in the producing area prefer to select and rear chickens with partridge plumage. They have always kept the custom of slaughtering chickens when celebrating festivals or presenting partridge chicken to guests. The custom prompts the formation of the breed. Lingshan, Pubei, Hepu, Heng, Mashan, Du’an County and Fangchenggang city, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Prefecture. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Guangxi Sanhuang Da'an, Jiangkou chicken, Madong, Nuodong, Xindu Egg weight: 41.07g. Eggshell colour: sandy beige. Egg shape index: 1.28~1.53. multi coloured: males: red, black tail feathers, wing feathers are laced with black
comment: yellow beak 2.15 1.68 domestic breed indigenous breed Guiping, Pingnanteng, Changwu, Hexian, Lingxi and Rongxian Counties, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 77 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Guangyuan Gray En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Chicken Guping chin. domestic breed Gansu Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Chicken Gushi Eggs commercial egg weight is about 51.4g., eggshell thickness is 0.35mm., egg shape index is 1.32. multi coloured: males: dark red or yellow: females: yellow, white and black 2.47 1.78 Gushi develops medium body size, narrow body conformation, and compact and symmetry body structure, thick and closed plumages. up-right comb and indigo leg. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Gushi County, Henan Province. Also Bred in Shangcheng, Xinxian and Huaibin Counties, Henan Province; Houqiu and Jinzai Counties, Anhui Province. 141 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Haidong egg weight is 52g. Eggshell colour is tan. 1.9 1.4 small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Minhe, Ledu, Ping'an, Huangyuan, Huangzhong and Datong Counties, Qinghai Province. 70 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Henan Fighting Fancy Average Egg weight is about 50~60g. Eggshell colour is puce or light brown. The eggshell thickness is thicker than normal breed's eggshell thickness. multi coloured: blue, red, purple, white and other colours 3.5 2.3 strong bones, the distance between toes is wider than in other breeds domestic breed indigenous breed Kaifeng, Zhengzhou and Luoyang Cities, Henan Province. 100 130 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Hetian Meat egg weight is about 42.89g. egg shape index is 1.38. multi coloured: males: fawn and black: females: yellow and black
comment: yellow beak, white or yellow skin 1.73 1.21 domestic breed indigenous breed Changting and Shanghang Counties, Fujian Province. 150 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Hetian Black chicken Chinese Minfeng Black chicken Eggs, Meat Hetian Black chicken adapts well to the unique environments of producing areas. Conservation of the breed should be strengthened. single white black self-black no special pattern indigenous Black. 1.93 1.72 n domestic breed Hetian Black chicken has been formed for a long time. The local farmers have always had the custom of rearing chickens with black plumage. The breed is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement. Minfeng County of Hetian region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Hongshan Eggs egg weight: 48g. egg shape index: 1.27. domestic breed indigenous breed Hongshan, Suixian and Ciyang Counties, Hubei Province. 137 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Hua-Tung Meat indigenous 3.3 2.5 domestic breed originated in Hualien and Taitung of Taiwan (east part of Taiwan) Taiwan Province of China 39 5.5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Huaibei Partridge Fuli, Shuxian Ma Eggs living in different conditions. abilities of disease resistance. good meat quality and high performance of laying eggs. Egg weight is about 44g. Most popular eggshell colour is pink, following is white and the least is brown. Egg shape index is 1.34. strong ability to find food. 1.5 1.25 small body size, domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Shuxian County, Anhui Province; distributed in Tanxi County, Huaibei County, and Xiaoxian County, Anhui Province. 180 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Huainan Sanhuang Eggs Can live in different conditions. Good disease resistance. Egg weight is about 53.6g. Eggshell colour is pink. Egg shape index is 1.32. 2.06 1.89 large body size and compact body structure. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in the hilly areas south of Huaihe River, distributed in Hefei City, Changfeng, Dingyuan, Fengyang and Jiashan Counties, Anhui Province. 125 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Huaixiang Lard Egg weight: 43.42g. Eggshell colour: white, salmon. Egg shape index: 1.38. comment: majority of females are yellow 1.77 1.72 domestic breed indigenous breed Xinyi County, Guangdong Province. 80 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Huanglang Xianghuang Eggs egg weight: 41.43g. eggshell thickness: 0.39mm. egg shape index: 1.33. 1.46 1.28 small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Xiangjiang River valley; Hengdong, Hengnan, Hengshan, Yongxing, Guidong and Liuyang Counties along the Peking-Guangzhou Railway. 160 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Huangshan black chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Huangshan Black chicken is a particular poultry resource in Anhui province. The breed has the characteristics of fine and compact bones, tender meat and good flavor. Its market development potency will be huge in south China. single white black self-black no special pattern indigenous Male-back: reddish bay; neck and saddle -golden yellow; main tail -mostly yellow; sickles- greenish black; Female-yellow 1.35 1.31 n domestic breed Huangshan black chicken is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement by the local masses .The habit of eating black chickens in Huizhou’s food culture plays an important effect on the formation of this breed. Huangshan City Anhui Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Huiyang Bearded Feizhou, Longgang, Longmeng, Shanhuang Meat egg weight is about 45.8g. eggshell thickness is 0.3mm. egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: males: red, tail feather are mainly yellow but some are black: females: yellow plumage, some with black tail feathers 2.23 1.6 medium body size, compact body conformation domestic breed indigenous breed Huiyang Prefecture, Guangdong Province. 50 108 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jiangcun Buff JH-2 Multiple Lines domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jiangcun Buff JH-3 Multiple Lines domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jianghan Ma chick, Local chick Eggs Growing slowly. egg weight: 42.92-45.13g. eggshell colour: commonly brown, sometimes white. eggshell thickness: 0.38-0.41mm. egg shape index: 1.27-1.29. uni coloured: females: commonly sandy beige 1.45 1.3 domestic breed indigenous breed Jianghan Plain, Hubei Province. 153 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jiangshan Silkies egg weight is about 55.95g. comment: black beak, black tongue 2 1.6 medium body size, feathered legs domestic breed indigenous breed Jiangshan County, Zhejiang Province. 133 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jingmen Black-feather and Blue-eggshell En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Chicken Jingxin Buff, Multiple Lines 100 domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jingxin Buff, Multiple Lines 102 domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jingyang chicken Chinese Jingyang Jiujin chicken Eggs, Meat Jingyang chicken has the characteristics of large body size, high reproductive performance, high egg and meat quality. The main disadvantage is slow growth rate at early time. single yellow black brown no special pattern indigenous Brown mottled or yellow mottled 3.92 2.546 n domestic breed According to the historical records, Jingyang chicken was developed from the hybrid offsprings between native chickens in the producing area and ones which were introduced by foreign missionaries from europe in Wanli period (AD 1580) of Ming dynasty. Jingyang Town of Jianshi County, Hubei Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jingyuan Guyuan, Jingyuan Eggs Egg weight is about 56.7~58g. Eggshell thickness is 0.34~0.35mm. Egg shape index is 1.312~316. Eggshell colour is brown or dark brown. multi coloured: males: red and black: females: various colours 2 1.65 medium size, mainly rose combs and some have single combs domestic breed Jingning County, Gansu Province; Guyuan County, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. 120 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jinhu Black-bone chicken Chinese Taining Black-bone chicken Eggs, Meat Jinhu Black-bone chicken has higher medical and economical value. duplex or V-shaped blue-black black red and black no special pattern indigenous Male-red and black,Female- yellow mottled. 2.024 1.51 n domestic breed Jinhu Black-bone chicken has been raised for more than a thousand years since Song Dynasty. Local people find chickens with black skin, black bone and black meat are more nourishing, so Jinhu Black-bone chicken becomes popular. Taining County, Fujian Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jining Bairi Eggs egg weight is about 42g. eggshell colour is pink. egg shape index is 1.31. multi coloured: females: purple, yellow and a black stripe through each feather laced with golden: males: 80% have red feathers some are yellow feathered
comment: feet are blue or grey 1.32 1.23 small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Jining County, Shandong Province, distributed in Wenshang, Jiaxiang and Jingxiang Counties, Shandong Province. 140 200 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jinyang Silkies Shongmao chick, Wool chick Average egg weight: 52.6g. Eggshell colour: sandy beige. Egg thickness: 0.31mm. Egg shape index: 1.34. 1.45 2.23 females have small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Jinyang and neighbour counties, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Jiujin Yellow eng. domestic breed Jiangsu Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Chicken Jiuyuan Black Egg weight: 54.6-61.3g. Eggshell colour is sandy beige. Proportion of blue eggshell is 5%. Egg thickness: 0.30mm. Egg shape index: 1.37. multi coloured: females: black and green, males: red
comment: skin colour is white or black, comb is red or purple 3.5 2.4 large body size
single comb or compound comb domestic breed indigenous breed Wanyuan, Baisha, Chengkou and Yihan Counties, Sichuan Province. 100 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Kangdar Buff, Multiple Lines 128 domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Kangle Eggs Average egg weight is 38.5g at age at the first egg. Average egg weight is 48.6g at the 500 days. multi coloured: males: red, brown with yellow beak and 10~15 pieces of green tail feathers 1.88 1.43 domestic breed indigenous breed Wanzai County, Yichun Prefecture, Jiangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Langshan Langshan Eggs average egg weight is 58.7g per year per hen. uni coloured: black, yellow or white 2.84 2.38 domestic breed imported from China; locally adapted 1870s Larger populations were bred in Matang and Chahe districts of Rugong County, some bred in Juegang, Pingtu, Fengli, Shuangdian districts as well as Shiigang district of Nantong City, Jiangsu Province. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -China CHN Chicken Langyu Liangcheng, Rizhao Ma, Jiaonan huang Eggs average egg weight is about 55.9g. eggshell colour is pink. egg shape index is 1.33~1.34. multi coloured: gold, brownish, black, yellow 1.56 1.55 males: have a wide and deep breast, long legs, large body size
females: small and compact body conformation short legs domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in south of Jiaonan City and northeast of Rizhao City, Shandong Province, distributed in Jiaonan, Rizhao, Wulian and Zhucheng Cities, Shandong Province. 150 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Lanping Silky chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Lanping silky chicken has the unique plumage shape which should be well conserved. Meanwhile, selection should be strengthened to improve the production performance. duplex or V-shaped white black yellow no special pattern indigenous Mostly blue mottled or yellow mottled 1.901 1.618 n domestic breed Lanping silky chicken has been formed for a long time. Local people have the custom of using silky chickens to receive guests and present relatives. The producing areas are remote and inaccessible, and no exotic chickens were introduced into. So, the breed is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement. Bai-Pumi Autonomous County of Lanping, Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture,Yunnan Province (Lanping county for short ) local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Liangshanya Ying Long Leg, Dagu Egg weight is 65g. Eggshell colour is sandy beige. Egg shape index is 1.3. 2.9 2.2 Hens and cocks have different colours (sexual dimorfism)
large body size, long, mostly feathered legs
comb: single comb is common domestic breed indigenous breed Meigu County and Leibo County, Sichuan Province. 125 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Lindian Lindian Meat Average egg weight is about 56.5g. Eggshell colour is fawn or brown. multi coloured: yellow, black, gold
comment: beak, legs and feet are black or brown 1.74 1.27 males have a long black tail
combs: single comb and sometimes rose comb domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Lindian County and adjacent counties, Heilongjiang Province. 80 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Lingkun Eggs Egg weight is about 56.74g. Eggshell colour is henna. multi coloured: males: orange: females: fawn, both females and males have several pieces of black feathers among primaries 2.33 2 single comb with serrated 6~8 points domestic breed indigenous breed Wenzhou city, Zhejiang Province. 145 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Linnan Buff No 1 Multiple Lines domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Linnan Buff No 2 Multiple Lines domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Lintao chin. domestic breed Gansu Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Chicken Liyang Jiujing huang, Shan huang Meat egg weight is about 57.2g. 3.3 2.7 males develop large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Liyang County, Jiangsu Province. 154 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Long-leg eng. Egg weight is 47.9g. Eggshell colour is sandy beige. Egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: males: orange with black belly and or black wing feathers, tail feather is lustrous green-black: females: majority are dark-brown
comment: black beak 2.4 1.9 large body size and long legs
majority have single comb with flat top, minority have rose comb domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in counties in the south of Mount Miaoling, Guizhou Province. 55 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Longsheng Feng chicken Chinese Yaoshan chicken Eggs, Meat Longsheng Feng chicken has the characteristics of unique appearance, rich genetic diversity, tender meat and good flavor, and adapts to be raised in mountain areas. However, the breed has low production performance. In future, selection should be strengthened. single white black self-black no special pattern indigenous Male-neck and saddle: black edged with white or yellow; primaries, secondaries and tail: mainly black. Female-mainly light mottled, dark mottled and yellow mottled; neck: black edged with white or yellow. Few individuals are black, yellow or white. 1.41 1.212 n domestic breed Longsheng Feng chicken is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement by the Yao nationality. The closed conditions of producing area and the special traditional custom of Yao nationality play important effects on the formation of the breed. Ge Autonomous County of Longsheng, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Lueyang Meat Average egg weight is 60g. Majority of eggshell colour is brown, blue and white take second place. Egg shape index is 1.3. comment: beak is black 2.8 2.5 broad breast, majority have single comb, minority have rose comb coloured black, red or fuchsia domestic breed indigenous breed origen Originated in Lueyang, Mianxian, Ningqiang, Chenggu, Yangxian and Xixiang Counties, Shaanxi Province. 73 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Luning Egg weight is 50.5g. Eggshell colour is sandy beige. Egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: females: white, dark, black: males: white, yellow and black 2.5 2.2 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Mianning County, Sichuan Province. 155 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Lushi Eggs Average Egg weight is about 46.75g. Eggshell colour is pink or cyan. The proportion of the eggshell which colour is ping is 96.4%. Egg shape index is 1.32. uni coloured: males: mainly dark red 1.7 1.11 small body size, compact body conformation, long legs
mainly single comb domestic breed indigenous breed The major producing area is Lushi County, Henan Province. 130 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Luxi Fighting Average Egg weight is about 54.3g. Eggshell colour is dark red. Egg shape index is 1.31. 2.89 2.07 A fancy breed with large body size and compact body structure. The cock has large body size, strong breast muscle, long leg, tail with a high angle, leg without feather, wide distance among 4-toe and foot. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Juancheng, Caoxian and Chengwu County, Heze Prefecture, Shandong Province. 40 60 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Luyuan Big Luyuan Eggs egg weight is about 54.2g. 3.27 3.12 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Luyuan Township, Shazhou County of Jiangsu Province. 145 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Macheng Blue-eggshell En local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Minqing booted chicken Chinese Minqing Tu chicken, Booted chicken Eggs, Meat Minqing booted chicken has the characteristics of bearing coarse feed, tender and delicious meat. The main disadvantages are late sexual maturity and low egg production. From the 1980s, the increasing introduction of other chicken breeds made Minqing booted chicken facing great threat. So, conservation and selection of the breed should be strengthened in future. single white blue red and black no special pattern indigenous Male-head and neck: reddish brown or golden brown; back: dark brown; breast and abdomen: mainly dark gray; primaries and secondaries: mainly black; shanks and toes: black. Female-head: dark brown; neck, breast, abdomen, back and tail: yellow mottled or brown mottled; primaries: black; secondaries: black or yellow mottled; shanks and toes: yellow mottled. 2.394 1.965 n domestic breed Minqing booted chicken has been formed for a long time. The breed is widely raised by local farmers and used for different folk activities. Minqing County of Fuzhou city, Fujian Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Miyi Egg weight is 52.4-55.1g. Eggshell colour is brown. Eggshell thickness is 0.31mm. Egg shape index is 1.3. comment: black beak and shanks, white, grey or black skin 2.64 2 large body size
comb: majority has single comb, minority have pea comb domestic breed indigenous breed Miyi County and adjacent counties, Sichuan Province. 42 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Muchuan Silkies Black Meat Average egg weight: 53.9g. Eggshell colour: fawn. Egg shape index: 1.35. Meat percentage: male, 56%; female, 50%. multi coloured: black with green 2.7 2.3 short and broad black beak
comb: mainly single and rose
feathered legs domestic breed indigenous breed The central producing area is Shuchuan County, Sichuan Province. 110 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Nandanyao Egg weight: 48g. Eggshell colour is bay. multi coloured: males: gold, red, yellow: female: black, white, yellow 4.6 2.7 domestic breed indigenous breed Nandan County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 88 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken New Langshan domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken New Pudong domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken New Yangzhou domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Ningdu Sanhuang average egg weight is 44.83±2.28g at the 500 days. eggshell colour mainly is fawn with a proportional of 78.8% and some eggshell colour is also white or brown. eggshell thickness is 0.316mm. egg shape index is 1.312. comment: yellow beak 2.1 1.35 small body size, short and wide beak
males: serrated single comb with 5~6 points, females: serrated single up-right comb with 4~5 points domestic breed indigenous breed Ningdu County, Jiangxi Province. 90.64 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Nixi Eggs Egg weight is 47.8g. Eggshell colour is white, and minority is beige. Egg shape index is 1.34. multi coloured: males: red, white or black-white
females: black, white, yellow 1.4 1.2 small body size,
large and thick comb in males, thin in females
no shank feathers domestic breed indigenous breed Zhongdian County, Yunnan Province. 165 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Pengxian Buff Eggs average egg weight is about 53.52g. egg shape index is 1.35. multi coloured: males: red, black or yellow, mottled
females: dark yellow and yellow mottled 3.95 1.88 medium body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Pengxian City, Sichuan Province; also bred in hilly area of the Sichuan Plain. 145 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Piao chicken Chinese Bimao chicken Eggs, Meat Piao chicken is a precious native breed with unique bodily shape. However, the population size is less and the reproductive performance is low, so conservation and selection should be strengthened. single blue-black black self-black no special pattern indigenous Male- luminous red, black-and-white, white. Female-yellow mottled or black mottled. 2.078 1.683 n domestic breed Piao chicken has been formed for a long history. The producing areas are located at an altitude of high mountain region. The traffic is blocked, and the chicken group is long-term closed without introduction of others. The breed has the characteristics of tender meat, good flavor and rich fat deposition, so enjoyed by the masses. Zhenyuan County, Pu’er city, Yunnan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Pudong Cochin Huang Eggs egg weight is about 57.9 g. eggshell colour is fawn or brown 3.35 2.21 domestic breed indigenous breed Nanhui, Fengxian, and Chuansha Counties, Shanghai Municipality. 130 86 216 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Qiandongnan Xiao Xiang egg weight; 38.2 g. 1.3 1.2 Small body size. domestic breed indigenous breed Liping and Congjiang Counties, Guizhou Province. 68 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Qingyuan Partridge Meat Egg weight is about 46.6g. Eggshell colour is fawn. Egg shape index is 1.31. 2.22 1.75 "The major typical body conformation can be summarized as: """"Yixie"""", """"Erxi"""" and """"Sanma"""". """"Yixie"""" denotes that the hen's body shape look like wedge which fore body is compact and rear is round and large. """"Erxi"""" denotes that head or foot is slim. """"Sanma"""" denotes that the back feather mainly has three kind of colour: yellow, palm and brown. The cock has proportional long neck, head and back covered with golden. The feather on the breast, belly, tail and primary is black. The feather on the shoulder is bright red. The hen also has proportional long neck; one-third feather of the head and fore neck is dark yellow. There are yellow, brown of the back feather with some black mottle. Then these colours formed into yellow, brown feather. They are single up-right comb, short and slim leg and toe with yellow." domestic breed indigenous breed Qingyuan County, Guangdong Province. 75 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Recessive White Beather Broiler domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Roman Layer Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Rugao Yellow chicken Rugao yellow chicken has high meat quality Chinese Eggs, Meat Rugao yellow chicken has high meat quality, but grows slowly and has low feed conversion. single yellow yellow yellow no special pattern indigenous Yellow 2.048 1.611 Native n domestic breed Rugao yellow chicken had been raised for quite a long history, the relevant records could date back to the “Rugao county annals” edited in Jiaqing period of Qing dynasty. Rugao city, Jiangsu Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Shanbei Shaanbei Eggs Average egg weight is 50g. Egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: white, yellow and black 1.58 1.32 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in hilly and gully area in northern Shaanxi Province, the major producing area is Yan'an and Yulin Prefectures and the broad desert area. 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Shaver Layer eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Shimian Caoke Egg weight: 55g. Eggshell colour: sandy beige. Egg thickness: 0.37mm. Egg shape index: 1.3. multi coloured: majority are black but females are multi-coloured: black, yellow, grey or white
comment: grey shanks are common, sometimes black 3.6 3.1 large body size, straight and short beak
majority have single comb red in colour and deeply serrated with 5-9 points, males have a big and upright comb domestic breed indigenous breed Shimian County, Ya'an Prefecture, Sichuan Province. 158 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Short-leg Egg weight is 48g. Eggshell colour is white. comment: short black beak 2.3 1.7 short legs domestic breed indigenous breed Xingyi and Anlong Counties, Guizhou Province. 135 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Shouguang Cilun Eggs 3.61 3.31 domestic breed indigenous breed Shouguang County, Shandong Province. 65 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Shuanglian Erda chick Eggs egg weight: 51.5g. eggshell colour: 79% of all, sandy beige. eggshell thickness: 0.419mm. egg shape index: 1.25-1.26. uni coloured: males: brown, sandy beige: females: yellow 2.06 1.7 medium body size
single comb is common, some have rose combs (upright in males, dropped in females) domestic breed indigenous breed Dangyang County, Hubei Province. 163 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Silkie Silkie Bairiong, Wushan, Zhusi, Taihe Fancy Egg weight is about 37.56~46.85g. Egg shell colours mainly are brown and few are hoar. Egg shape index is 1.34~1.36. comment: black beak 1.81 1.66 small body size, short neck, short legs, short tail, feathered feet domestic breed indigenous breed Taihe County, Jiangxi Province; Quanzhou and Xiamen Cities, Fujian Province and southern part of Fujian. 135 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -China CHN Chicken Silkie - Ju-Chi Meat indigenous 2.6 2.1 domestic breed originated in Ju-Chi, Chia-Yi, Taiwan Taiwan Province 36 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Taibai Eggs Average egg weight is 54.5g. Eggshell colour is slight brown, white, and blue in part. Egg shape index is 1.3. comment: comb, wattle and earlobe are coarse and coloured red or fuchsia 2 1.14 males have large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Taibai County, Shaanxi Province. 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Taihang En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Chicken Taihu chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Taihu chicken has the features of be suitable for housing feeding or free-range, precocious puberty, tender meat and good flavor. It would be a good way to improve the production performance by engaging in hybrid. single yellow yellow yellow no special pattern indigenous Yellow 1.8 1.4 Locally adapted n domestic breed The Tai Lake basin had the traditions of rearing chicken as early as in Zhou dynasty, it had became common from the Spring-Autumn period to the Han Empire and prosperous in the late Qing dynasty to early republic. The rich products of the Tai Lake basin and living habits of local people promote the formation of this breed. Wuxi city, Jiangsu Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Taiwan Country Breed eng. Taiwan Country Breed Meat industrial 4 2.5 domestic mongrel (Birds) Taiwan Province of China 150 4.5 5 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Taliu Black-bone chicken Chinese Baimao heirou chicken Eggs, Meat Taliu black-bone chicken has some medical value. But this breed grows slowly in the early time, and production performance is quite different among individuals. So, further selection should be strengthened to improve the production performance as well as uniformity. single blue-black black red and black no special pattern indigenous Yellow mottled or white 2.393 1.966 n domestic breed Taliu black-bone chicken has been raised by taliu branch of Yi nationality for a long time. The taliu people have the habits of using bright red rooster for sacrifice or gifts. The breed is formed after a long term of artificial selection. Yongsheng County, Lijiang city, Yunnan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Taoyuan Taoyuan Da Meat egg weight is about 53.39g. egg shape index is 1.32. multi coloured: males: golden or red, tail feather is black or golden or some black mottled: females: yellow, black
comment: grey beak 3.34 2.94 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Taoyuan County, Changsha, Yueyang and Binzhou Cities, Hunan Province. 88 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Tengchong Snow Egg weight is 41.9g, and Eggshell colour is pale brown-white. Egg shape index is 1.3. comment: majority have a single comb, minority have rose comb which is red for male and purple-black for female 2.1 1.6 domestic breed indigenous breed North and East of Tengchong, Yunnan Province. 150 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Theen-Yee Meat indigenous 2.7 2 domestic breed originated in Theen-Yee, Nanton, Taiwan (central part of Taiwan) Taiwan Province of China 40 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Tianchang Yellow En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Chicken Tibetan Yunnan baxi Eggs Average egg weight is about 33.92g. Egg shape index is 1.26. multi coloured: males: red plumage, tail feather is bright black
comment: black beak 1.15 0.86 small body size, well-muscled breast, males have long tail about 40~60cm, large serrated comb with 4~-6 points
females: small single red comb drooping slightly to one side domestic breed indigenous breed Shannan, Lhasa, Qamdo, Xigaze, Nagqu and Ngari Prefecture, Tibet Autonomy Region; border areas of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan Provinces. 60 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Turpan Fighting average egg weight 65g. Eggshell colour is slight brown. multi coloured: most of tail feathers are black with lustrous turquoise 4.25 3.25 ruby folded comb, short tail feathers, having shank feathers domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly distributed in Turpan Prefecture, Shanshan and Toksun Counties, Xinjiang ygur Autonomous Region. Small numbers are distributed in north of Yili Prefecture,. 70 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wanbei Game chicken Chinese Bozhou Game chicken Fancy Wanbei game chicken is a fancy-type breed, and is a good material to improve production performance of other breeds by engaging in hybrid yellow yellow white no special pattern indigenous With different colors, but mostly blue, red or white 3.67 2.88 n domestic breed The game chicken is an old native breed with a long history of more than two thousand years. The relevant records could be found in “the historical records”. Wanbei game chicken had became popular in the Three Kingdoms Period, and more prevailing during Ming and Qing dynasty. The locals prefer to select aggressive individuals with fine fighting skills. The breed is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement. Bozhou city, Anhui province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Weining Eggs Egg weight is 55g. White is the most common eggshell colour. multi coloured: males: orange with reddish-brown neck, breast, back and wings: females: most common is yellow, some are black
comment: comb: mainly single comb minority have rose comb 2.4 1.9 medium body size domestic breed indigenous breed Weining Prefecture, Guizhou Province. 95 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wenchang chicken Chinese Meat Wenchang chicken has the features of precocious puberty, tender meat and good flavor, especially minute pores, high intramuscular fat content and moderate subcutaneous fat content. The main disadvantages include various plumage colors, low feed conversion and significant individual variations. So, selection should be strengthened to improve the production performance as well as homogeneity. single white yellow white no special pattern indigenous Yellow, white, black and barred. 2.18 1.54 n domestic breed According to the historical records, Wenchang chicken has been introduced into Wenchang City by immigrants from Fujian and Guangdong Province as early as in Qing dynasty. Traditionally, chickens are indispensable food when celebrating local festivals or entertaining guests in producing areas. The breed is formed after a long term of artificial and natural selection. Wenchang city, Hainan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wenshang Patterned egg weight is between 35~52g. average egg weight is about 45g. most eggshell colours are pink and some are white. egg shape index is 1.32. multi coloured: females: head and neck are laced with red orange or yellow,
comment: feet: blue or grey, beak: black and the border is white, tail feather have a black stripe through each feather 1.4 1.26 long legs
comb: single, pea, rose and walnut domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Wenshang County and neighboring area, Shandong Province. 190 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wuding Meat "The feather grows slowly. The tail feather could be seen only in 4~5 month old. So, it also called """"bold chick""""." egg weight is about 50g. egg shape index is 1.27. multi coloured: males: red, tail feathers are black and white stripes can be found on part of the body, black beak 3.05 2.1 large body size, up-right red comb domestic breed indigenous breed Wuding County and Luquan County, Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. 110 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wuhua chicken Chinese Pingpu yellow chicken Eggs, Meat Wuhua chicken has tender meat and good flavor, but low egg production. So, selection should be strengthened single yellow blue yellow mottled indigenous yellow or yellow mottled 1.875 1.427 n domestic breed Wuhua chicken is formed after a long term of artificial selection by local people, because the producing area is mainly located in Wuhua mountain, so named it. Fanchang County, Wuhu city, Anhui Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wuliangshang Black –bone chicken Chinese Nanjiang Wuliangshang Green Ear-lobes Black –bone chicken Eggs, Meat Wuliangshang black-bone chicken has high egg and meat quality, and still has good production performance under free-range or extensive feeding and management conditions. single white black brown no special pattern indigenous Mostly yellow, few white or black 2.476 1.92 n domestic breed Wuliangshang black-bone chicken has been raised for a long history, the local people have used chicken for sacrifice since Three Kingdoms Period. In the producing area, the traffic is blocked, the agricultural conditions are well, and the farmers often present chicken as gifts. These all play a profound influence on the breed formation. Jingdong, Zhenyuan County, Pu’er city, Yunnan Province and Nanjiang County, Dali Prefecture. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wumeng Silkies egg weight is 40-45g. multi coloured: majority are black, few are white, barred, yellow or grey
comment: black comb and beak 1.9 1.5 medium body size
majority of combs are single; males have large upright comb domestic breed indigenous breed originated in Bijie, Zhijin, Nayong, Dafang and Shuicheng Counties in the Wumeng Mountains bordered by both Yunnan and Guizhou Provinces 115 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Wuwei Wuwei Fighting Chicken domestic breed Gansu Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Chicken Xiangdong chicken Chinese Beared chicken Xiangdong chicken is a famous breed with features of thin skins, fine bones, tender muscle and good flavor, but it has the disadvantages of late maturation and less egg production. So, selection should be strengthened to improve the production performance. single yellow yellow yellow no special pattern indigenous Male-yellowish brown; Female-light yellow 2.029 41.6 n domestic breed Xiangdong chicken has been raised for about two to three hundred years. The local people have long been liking capons with large body size and rich fat deposition, this custom promotes the formation of Xiangdong chicken Xiangdong town, Wuping County, Longyan city, Fujian province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xianju Meilin Eggs Egg weight is about 42 g. Eggshell colour is fawn. Egg shape index is 1.36. uni coloured: yellow, black or white, sometimes with black spots on neck
comment: short yellow beak, featherless feet 1.26 0.95 compact body conformation domestic breed indigenous breed Xianju, Linhai, Tiantai and Huangyan Counties, Zhejiang Province. 170 200 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xiaoshan Yue Eggs egg weight is about 56g., egg shape index is 1.39. multi coloured: red and yellow 2.75 1.94 large body size, red up-right single comb domestic breed indigenous breed Xiaoshan County, Zhejiang Province. 132 local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Chicken Xiayan Feizhong Chicken, Yan Chicken Meat egg weight is about 43.6g. egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: females: yellow plumage: males: red feathers on the belly
comment: tail feathers are mainly yellow but some are black or white mottled, white or yellow coloured skin and legs and yellow beak 2.18 1.92 domestic breed indigenous breed Rongxian County, Guangxi Province. 110 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xichuan black-bone chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat, Medical Xichuan black-bone chicken has high meat quality, and its blue eggshell ratio is high. It can be utilized as materials for developing new egg-type breed or meat-type strains. single blue-black black white no special pattern indigenous Mostly white contour feather, few yellow, black or yellow mottled. 1.389 1.245 n domestic breed Xichuan black-bone chicken has been raised for a long history. It is commonly used as tonic for some chronic illness recovery. The local farmers have the custom of rearing white male black-bone chicken for sacrifice. This breed is formed after a long term of artificial and natural selection. Xichuan county Henan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xinghua Mizhi Meat Egg weight is about 45g. Eggshell colour is brown. 1.95 1.59 "Xinghua develops compact body conformation, symmetry body structure, dense fur, narrow fore body and wide rear. The major typical body conformation can be summarized as: """"two slim""""(slim head, slim foot), """"three yellow"""", """"and three short"""" (short neck, short body shape, short foot). Day-old chick has """"three yellow"""" characteristics and buff plumage. The cock has big head size, large up-right comb, bright red comb and ear lobe and wattle, yellow foot. The feather is golden for cock and black in the primary and tail. While the hen has small head size, short beak with yellow colour, single comb. The feather is yellow or golden for hen and some black mottles on the neck. There are several black feathers among the tail feather." domestic breed indigenous breed Fengkai County, Guangdong Province. 95 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xingwen Silkies Egg weight: 58g. Eggshell colour: beige. uni coloured: black or white, comb is black 2.7 2.2 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Xingwen County, Sichuan Province; distributed in Gongxian, Junlian, Gaoxian and Xuyong Counties, Sichuan Province. 110 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xinxin Dwarf Buff Multiple Lines domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xinxing Buff No 2 Multiple Lines domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xinyang Brown Egg Multiple Lines domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xishuangbanna Fighting Average egg weight is 40g. Eggshell colours are white and slight brown. Egg shape index is 1.35. 2 1.4 large body size, long neck, no shank feathers domestic breed indigenous breed Jinghong County, Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. 110 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xuanzhou Eggs egg weight is about 53.5~56.3g. most popular eggshell colour is red and dark yellow egg shape index is 1.3~1.35. 1.83 1.54 medium body size. domestic breed indigenous breed Nanling County, Anhui Province. 140 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Xuefeng Black-bone chicken Chinese Eggs, Meat Xuefeng black-bone chicken has some medicine value and is a good material to develop new breeds. single blue-black black brown no special pattern indigenous Mostly white or yellow mottled, few black. 1.657 1.113 n domestic breed Xuefeng black-bone chicken had been raised as early as in Tongzhi period of Qing dynasty, and was called medicine chicken. The breed is enjoyed by the masses due to its special features. The traffic of the producing area is blocked, and the economy and society is very backward, rearing chicken has become people's necessities and living means. The breed is formed after a long term of artificial selection. The Xuefeng Mountain Prefecture of Hunnan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Yangshan Lard Egg weight: 43.15g. Eggshell colour: beige. Egg shape index: 1.39. comment: yellow beak 2.3 1.8 broad deep breast, long legs
females have single upright comb domestic breed indigenous breed Yangshan County, Guangdong Province. 44 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Yanjin Silky Egg weight is 56.7g. Major eggshell colour is hazel, and minority is white. Egg shape index is 1.4. comment: beak, comb, wattle, ear, and face are all black 3.18 2.2 large body size, well-developed breast domestic breed indigenous breed Yanjin, Daguan and Weixin Counties, Yunnan Province. 140 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Yantai Sankang Eggs average egg weight is about 54.3g. eggshell colour is pink or henna. egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: males: red or dark red with neck, shoulder and saddle gold coloured 2.13 1.59 medium to large body size, compact body structure domestic breed indigenous breed Penglai, Longkou and Laizhou Cities, Shandong Province. 163 260 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Yugan Silkies Medical Average egg weight is 47.8g at the 500 days. Egg shape is 1.34. Eggshell thickness is 0.32mm. 1.58 1.25 domestic breed indigenous breed Yugan and Chengnan Counties, Jiangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Yunlong Short-leg Eggs Egg weight is 58g and eggshell colour is white. multi coloured: various colours: the majority grey and yellow, with black feather around neck, beak is pale black or black 2 1.7 medium body size domestic breed indigenous breed Yunlong County, Yunnan Province. 213 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Yunyang Large egg weight: 58.73g. egg shape index: 1.35. multi coloured: females: yellow, few are black and white: males: red, golden 3.3 2.3 long neck, rose comb or single comb domestic breed indigenous breed Shennong Jia Forest District, Zhushan County, Hubei Province. 142 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Yunyang Silkies Wu Chicken, Silkies, Yunyang White Silkies Eggs Egg weight: 46.44g. Eggshell colour: sandy beige. Egg shape index: 1.31. 1.43 1.23 small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Yunyang Prefecture, Hubei Province. 144 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Zhangzhou Fighting The little chick grows very slowly before one-month old. They grow faster when their body weight is over 500g. Average egg weight is 49.5g. multi coloured: females: yellow, fawn, brown: males: brown, fawn, dark red, gold, black domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Zhangzhou city and its suburbs, distributed in Xiamen City and Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. 80 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Zhengyang Sanhuang Eggs average egg weight is about 42g. eggshell colour is puce. egg shape index is 1.33. comment: yellow beak 2 1.5 small body size, compact body conformation domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Zhengyang, Runan and Queshan Counties, Henan Province. 153 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Zhongshan Shalan Meat egg weight: 45g. eggshell colour: brown, sandy beige multi coloured: male: yellow, red: female: yellow
comment: shanks: yellow or white, the latter is most common, skin colour: yellow and white, the latter is most common 2.2 1.6 medium or small body size, most have single upright comb domestic breed indigenous breed Zhongshan, Shunde, and Fanyu Counties, Guangdong Province. 80 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Chicken Zhuxiang Eggs Egg weight is 47.9g. Eggshell colour is sandy beige. Eggshell thickness is 0.4mm. Egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: majority is black, sometimes yellow, black and grey, beak and shanks are black, feet are grey 2.3 2.1 medium body size, broad breast domestic breed indigenous breed Chishui County, Guizhou Province. 125 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Deer Aodong 0 0 domestic breed Spotted deer, developed breed. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Deer Northeast eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Summer-wool begins to take place of winter-wool in from April to May. Summer wool is short without fluffs, russet. Winter wool begins to grow in September, whose density is maximal in December. comment: muzzle and cheeks are brown, forehead bay-black, ears are yellow, inner of ears are white, neck and back are brown with black-brown back stripe, hair colour on body lateral and abdomen is light and brown, outside of legs is brown, tail is yellow 0 0 Male: have horns. Antlers begin to grow when buck is 2 years old, but not branch off. Antlers begin to branch off when buck is 3 years old. 138 121 flat and straight back; flat shoulder and rump; naked bridge of nose wihh taper-shaped; without fluff among or hind of nostril; long fluff under neck; long legs; short tail. The length of neck to body length is 1/3. eyebrow branch extends ahead which make a right angle with trunk. Trunks are long, sloping behind, and inner curved. domestic breed Red deer, indigenous breed. Northeast China; Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; Northwest China; Xifeng County and Tieling County, Liaoning Province. 62 17 1.5 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Deer Qingyuan 0 0 domestic breed Red deer, developed breed. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Deer Shuangyang 0 0 domestic breed Spotted deer, developed breed. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Deer Siping Chin local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Beijing mainly used as force-fed duck. Pekin Meat Average Egg weight is about 90~95g. Eggshell thickness is 0.358mm. Egg shape index is 1.41. comment: orange beak 3.49 3.41 domestic breed indigenous breed Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai Municipalities; Guangdong and Liaoning Provinces. 220 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Duck (domestic) Brown Tsaiya eng. Research indigenous 1.4 1.5 domestic variety indigenous breed population Taiwan Province of China 270 4.5 4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Caohu Eggs Average Egg weight is about 70g. Egg shape index is 1.42. Eggshell colour mainly is white. The colour of few eggshells is cyan. multi coloured: males: green head and neck, brown with black stripe on the breast, back and waist, white abdomen
females: fawn feathers with slight black stripe, cyan wing feather, red shanks black feet 2.42 2.13 moderately body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Lujiang County, Chaoxian County, Feidong County, Feixi County, Shucheng and Weiwu Counties, Anhui Province. 170 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Dayu Average Egg weight is about 70.1g. Eggshell colour mainly is white. Eggshell thickness is 0.58mm. multi coloured: males: blue head and neck, dark greenish wing feathers
females: brown, dark green 2.15 2.11 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Dayu County, Jiangxi Province; distributed in Suichuan, Chongyi, Ganxian, and Yongxin Counties, Jiangxi Province; Nanxiong City, Guangdong Province. 122 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Enshi Partridge Eggs Egg weight is 65g. Eggshell colour is mostly white. Egg shape index is 1.4. multi coloured: males: head is greenish black, having white loop around neck: blue green back or abdomen
females: neck and back are mostly grey 1.4 1.6 Small body size. Shallow front quarter, Broad rear quarter. Compact plumage. Short and wide neck. 2-3 tail feathers have a high angle above horizontal. domestic breed indigenous breed The central producing area is Lichuan County, Hubei Province; distributed in southwest part of Hubei Province. 183 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Gaoyou Gaoyou Duck can be used to make processed and salted duck, and is famous for producing double yolk eggs. Mian, Tai Eggs Average Egg weight is about 75.9g. Eggshell colour mainly is white. Egg shape index is 1.43. multi coloured: males: dark green head and neck, brown on the back, waist and breast, white feathers on the belly, greenish beak, red orange shanks black feet
females: black bay, greenish beak, black feet 2.37 2.63 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Lixiahe Region, Jiangsu Province. 150 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Guangxi Small Partridge Average egg weight is 65g. Eggshell colour is mostly white. Egg shape index is 1.5. 1.6 1.55 domestic breed indigenous breed Pingnan, Guiping, Tengxian and Cangwu Counties, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 210 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Hanzhong Partridge Eggs Average egg weight is 68g. Eggshell colour is mostly white, few of which is blue. Egg shape index is 1.4. multi coloured: mainly brown, yellow on the back with brown spots: males have several green feathers
comment: yellow beak 1.17 1.16 small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Hanzhong, Chenggu, Nanzheng, Xixiang, Mianxian and Yangxian Counties, Shaanxi Province. 220 0.03 0.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Huainan Partridge Gushi Eggs Average Egg weight is about 61g. The eggshell colour is cyan. multi coloured: males: black head and neck, white ring on the neck, black tail, white breast or abdomen
females: brown, orange feet 1.4 1.38 medium body size. domestic breed indigenous breed Gushi County and Xinyang Prefecture, Henan Province. 130 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Ji'an Red Duck Chinese Eggs, Meat Ji'an Red Duck has excellent characteristics of strong forging capability, higher lean rate, tender and tasty meat. The breed can be processed into pressed salted duck with attractive appearance and bright white skin, thus higher export ratio than other breeds. However, the growth rate of this breed is lower, so breeders should strengthen breeding program to improve its growth rate at early stage in future. white orange brown no special pattern indigenous Drakes- head and neck - grayish red; wing and trunk - brown; abdomen and tail - grayish white with little reddish brown. Ducks -head, neck, wing and trunk is brown or light brown; abdomen and tail - grayish white. 1.851 1.795 n domestic breed Nan’an pressed-salted duck in the producing area has been processed for nearly a hundred years of history. In order to improve the quality of pressed-salted duck, the local people consciously choose red-feather duck for breeding, propagation and feeding, and then use it as the raw material to process pressed-salted duck. Hence, Ji'an Red Duck is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement. Suichuan Jizhou, Jishui County, Jiangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Jiangchang Meat Average Egg weight is about 72.9g. Eggshell colour mainly is cyan with the proportion 60~70%. Eggshell thickness is 0.39mm. Egg shape index is 1.37. multi coloured: males: dark green head and upper-neck, white ring on the lower neck, black tail, silvery grey feathers on the abdomen
females: red orange shanks 2.41 2.04 domestic breed indigenous breed Xichang, Dechang, Mianning, Miyi and Huili Counties, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. 144 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Jianshui brown duck Chinese Jiangse duck Eggs, Meat Jianshui brown duck has excellent characteristics of tender and delicious meat, strong foraging ability, bearing coarse feed and high egg production, they can adapt to all kinds of grazing environment. However, the growth rate of this breed is relatively slow, Breeders should strengthen breeding program in future. white orange brown no special pattern indigenous Drakes - yellowish brown; mirror feathers - greenish black; sex feathers - deep brown. Ducks - grayish brown. 1.737 1.985 n domestic breed Because brown plumage ducks have excellent characteristics of tender and delicious meat, strong foraging ability, bearing coarse feed and high egg production, the producing area people kept on breeding russet brown plumage ducks and eliminating ducks with other colors, and finally formed Jianshui brown duck with consistent plumage characteristics in the middle of 1970s. Jianshui County, Yunnan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Jinding Eggs Average Egg weight is about 72.26g. Eggshell colour mainly is cyan. Egg shape index is 1.45. The egg production of Jinding Duck is among the highest in the world. multi coloured: males: brown iris, red orange shanks or webs, greenish feathers on the head, red-brown feathers on the front breast, grey brown back, dark brown wing feather: females: copper-coloured beak, red orange shanks or webs, black bay feather 1.76 1.73 Male: wide breast, long narrow body shape, Kelly beak. Female: long and slim body shape, compact body structure, long and slim neck. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Longhai City, Fujian Province; distributed in Xiamen, Longhai, Tong'an, Nan'an, Jinjiang, Hui'an, Zhangzhou and Zhangpu Cities in Fujian Province. 280 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Jingjiang Partridge Jingjiang Partridge Eggs Average Egg weight is about 63.6g. Eggshell colour mainly is white with 90% proportion. Eggshell thickness is 0.3mm. Egg shape index is 1.4. multi coloured: male: green feathers on the head, reddish-brown feathers on the front breast and back, slight grey tail
comment: green beak, red orange shanks and webs, white eyebrow 1.34 1.44 comeliness head. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Jiangling, Jianli and Mianyang Counties, Hubei Province. 214 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Jingxi Large Partridge Eggs Average egg weight is 86.7g. Eggshell colour is blue or white. Egg shape index is 1.4. 2.7 2.5 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Jingxi, Debao and Nabo Counties, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 145 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Jinyun Partridge En local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Khaki-Compbell Khaki Campbell domestic breed indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Liancheng White Eggs Average Egg weight is about 58g. Eggshell colour mainly is white. Egg shape index is 1.46. 1.44 1.32 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Liancheng, Fujian Province; distributed in Changting, Shanghang, Yongan and Qingliu Counties, Fujian Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Linwu Lard Average egg weight is 67.4g. Eggshell colour is mostly white. Egg shape index is 1.4. multi coloured: males: brown head and neck, few are green, having white loop around neck, belly is brown, some are white or yellow
females: yellow 2.75 2.75 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Linwu County, Hunan Province. 200 0.04 0.04 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Longsheng Cui duck Chinese Yangdong duck Eggs, Meat Longsheng Cui duck has the characteristics of tender and delicious meat, high blue eggshell rate but low production performance and significant individual difference. Breeders should strengthen breeding program in future. white black self-black no special pattern indigenous Drakes- black; head and neck - peacock green, few individuals with white spots on the neck and breast; mirror feathers - blue; tail and sex - greenish black. Ducks- mostly greenish black. 1.917 1.806 n domestic breed The producing area of Longsheng Cui duck is a gathering place for Miao nationality. The Miao people advocate black, and hold that the green shell eggs have cool and nourishing effects. Under this background, Longsheng Cui duck with black plumage and blue eggshell is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement. Madi, Weijiang Town, Ge Autonomous County of Longsheng, Zhuang Autonomous region, Guangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Loumen En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Duck (domestic) Matahu En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Duck (domestic) Mawang duck Chinese Eggs Mawang duck has the characteristics of precocious maturity, high egg production, small and flexible body, strong foraging ability and cold tolerance. Breeders should strengthen breeding program to further improve egg production in future. orange brown no special pattern indigenous White 1.117 1.258 n domestic breed The producing area of Mawang duck has a long history of raising ducks, which is recorded in the local annuals in 1865. The egg-type Mawang duck is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement by local people. Mawang Town, Tujia -Miao Autonomous County of Youyang, Chongqing City. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Mianyang Partridge Eggs Average egg weight is 79.58g. Eggshell colour is mostly white. Egg shape index is 1.41. multi coloured: head and neck are green with gold, lower neck and back are brown, yellow shanks, black feet 1.7 large body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Mianyang County, Hubei Province. 163 0.04 0.04 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Putian Black Eggs Average Egg weight is about 70g. Eggshell colour mainly is white. 1.34 1.63 small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Putian County, Fujian Province; distributed in Pingtan, Changle, Lianjiang, Hui'an, Jinjiang and Quanzhou Counties, suburbs of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. 280 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Quemoy Meat indigenous 1.9 1.4 golden laced on neck domestic breed originated on Quemoy Island Taiwan Province 41 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Rongshui Xiang duck Chinese Sanfang duck Eggs, Meat Rongshui Xiang duck has characteristics of bearing coarse feed, good egg quality, delicious meat, high blue eggshell rate but low egg production and slow growth rate. Breeders should cultivate meat-type duck strain with good meat quality and bearing coarse feed, and blue eggshell egg-type strain with high egg production in future. orange brown no special pattern indigenous Drakes- neck - emerald green with white rings on the upper neck; mirror feather - purplish blue; saddle and sex feather - purplish black; tail- purplish black- and-white. Duck- white mottled mostly; neck and ventral abdomen- white or light gray; mirror feathers- emerald green or violet- blue. 1.68 1.502 n domestic breed The producing area of Rongshui Xiang duck has the custom of raising and eating ducks. There has record for Xiang duck ever since the 1950s. Rongshui Xiang duck is formed after a long-term artificial selection and improvement of local people under the local unique natural environment and production conditions. The Yuquan Hill in the western suburbs of Beijing Miao Autonomous County of Rongshui, Liuzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Sansui Eggs short mature period. Average Egg weight is about 65.12g. Eggshell colour mainly is white. Eggshell thickness is 0.31mm. Egg shape index is 1.42. high egg production performance. multi coloured: redish-brown feathers on the head, white ring on the lower neck, light-brown abdomen
comment: females: red orange shanks and webs, black feet 1.69 1.68 Male: long body shape. Female: long and slim neck, boat-shape body, puce feather domestic breed indigenous breed Sansui County, Guizhou Province 220 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Shan Partridge Eggs Average Egg weight is about 54.5g. Egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: males: red-brown breast, black tail, white ring on the neck
females: light brown with slight black stripe, orange shanks, black feet, shiny green feather on the head and neck 1.43 1.55 moderately head size, long and slim neck domestic breed indigenous breed The central producing area is Longyanhu Township, Fujian Province. 243 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Shaoxing Eggs Average Egg weight is about 68g. Egg shape index is 1.4. Eggshell thickness is 0.354mm. Eggshell colour is white or cyan. The egg production of Shaoxing Duck is among the highest in the world. comment: male and female have different necks 1.36 1.26 symmetry body structure, compact body conformation, long narrow body shape, long beak, slim neck, sparrow feather. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Shaoxing, Xiaoshan and Zhuji Counties, Zhejiang Province; distributed in the whole Zhejiang Province and suburbs of Shanghai Municipality; south of Jiangsu Province. 250 300 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Sichuan Partridge Eggs Average egg weight is 71.8-74.88g. Eggshell colour is mostly white. Few are blue. Eggshell thickness is 0.4mm. multi coloured: females: mostly brown, rear end is light brown with black spots, the neck has a white loop
males: blue or light brown head, white abdomen, light brown breast 1.9 1.9 small body size domestic breed indigenous breed Yongchuan and Wenjiang Counties; Mianyang, Leshan, Yibin and Neijiang Cities, Fuling, Wanxian and Daxian Prefectures, Sichuan Province. 135 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Taiwan Partridge Eggs 1.1 1.4 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Yilan of Taipei, Dalin of Taizhong, Pingdong of Tainan, Taiwan. 250 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Weishan Partridge Eggs Average Egg weight is about 80g. The colour of the egg is turquoise or white. The most popular colour of egg is turquoise. Egg shape index is 1.3. multi coloured: males: red brown, black green feather on the head and neck with lustrous blue, orange shanks, black feet 1.8 1.9 small body size, long and slim neck, small size of the front breast domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly distributed in Nanyang, Dustan, Haying and Weishan Lakes, and the drainage area of the Sihe, Wenhe, Zhaoyuhe, Laoyunhe Rivers in Shandong Province. 145 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Wendeng Black Average Egg weight is about 80g. The proportion of egg with slight green is 67% and few with maple or white. Egg shape index is 1.3~1.4. 1.9 1.8 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Wendeng City, Shandong Province; distributed ini Rushan and Mouping Counties, Shandong Province. 242 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Xingyi Eggs Average egg weight is 70g. Eggshell colour is milk white or Reseda, the former of which is common. Egg shape index is 1.4. multi coloured: males: green head and neck whit a white loop on neck, brown breast, back is black, brown and white
comment: black feet 1.62 1.56 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Xingyi, Anlong, Xingren and Zhenfeng Counties, Guizhou Province. 144 0.04 0.04 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Youxian Partridge Eggs Average Egg weight is about 62g. Eggshell colour mainly is white with 90% proportion. Eggshell thickness is 0.36mm. Egg shape index is 1.36. multi coloured: males: white-ring on the middle of neck, reddish brown on the front breast and lower neck, grey brown wing feather, dark greenish tail: female: brown with oval-shaped black spot, red orange shanks and webs, black feet 1.17 1.23 small body size, narrow long body shape with boat-shape, feather compact. Male: emerald feathers on the head or up-neck, domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Youxian County, Hunan Province. 225 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Yunnan Partridge Eggs Average egg weight is 72g. Eggshell colour is light blue, blue or white. Egg shape index is 1.4. multi coloured: males: mainly blue with green head and front of neck with a white loop, abdomen is grey, tail feathers are black, greenish black wing feathers are common
females: yellow, yellow shanks, black feet, white skin 1.58 1.55 domestic breed indigenous breed Qujing, Chuxiong, Baoshan and Kunming Cities, Honghe and Wenshan Counties, Xishuangbanna Autonomous Prefecture, Yuxi, Simao, Dehong and Zhaotong Prefectures in Yunnan Province. 135 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck (domestic) Zhongshan Partridge Eggs Average egg weight is 70g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.5. multi coloured: males: light brown breast feathers, green abdomen
females: mostly brown, having a white loop around neck, 1.7 1.7 small or medium body size domestic breed indigenous breed originated in Zhongshan County Guangdong Province; distributed in the delta area of the Pearl River. 200 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck China Muscovy duck Chinese Fujian Muscovy duck, Hainan Jiaji duck, Guizhou Tianzhu Muscovy duck, Hubei Yangxin Muscovy duck Carting, Eggs, Fancy, FattyLiver, FeathersForFishing, Meat China Muscovy duck is a meat-type breed. Now it has basically adapted to the ecological climate condition of South China and has excellent characteristics of high disease-resistance, bearing coarse feed, delicious meat. Breeders should strengthen breeding program to further improve the reproductive performance and uniformity of body size and expand raising scale to meet the market demand for high-quality native Muscovy duck in future. black white no special pattern indigenous Black, white or black and white, few silver grey and russet. 3.85 2.35 n domestic breed Honduras, Nicaragua in Central America and Columbia, Ecuador in South America. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Emu Australia Emu domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Baiyu Black chin Baiyu Black uni coloured: both skin and fleece are black 2 0 Rams have horns. Few of ewes have horn. Moderate horn extending behind. Month-shaped horn. 63 54 34 25 Small body size. Firm constitution. Symmetric body. Moderate head size. Head shape is isosceles triangle. Narrow forehead. Protruded nose bridge. Moderate upright ear. Extending neck without wattles. Moderate neck size. Rectangle-shaped body formation. Straight back. Deep breast. Moderate abdomen. Sloping rump. Strong leg. Firm hoof texture. Short rectangle-shaped tag. Moderately developed muscle. domestic breed Baiyu county, Sichuan province. 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Banjiao chin. Meat High reproductive ability. Good fattening performance. uni coloured: white or black, lightly mottled. 2 2 58 52 40.5 30 large body size. domestic breed Wanyuan, Chengkou, Wuxi and Wulong counties, Sichuan province; Shanxi province; Guizhou province. 1.7 1.6 56 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Boer Boer is used as sires to cross with Huanghuai, Matou and Guizhou White goat, so as to improve growth rate and meat production. Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Goat Chaidamu Wool multi coloured: fleece colour is complex, 50% of which is white, the rear of which is greenish bay, reddish bay or black 0 0 30.7 26.7 Two-folded fleeces. domestic breed Chaidamu basin west to Haixi, Qianghai province. coarse/carpet 4.7 42.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Chengde Horn Down eng. multi coloured: black, white or mixture of black and white 2 2 54.5 41.5 Having wattle on lower mandible. Cylinder-shaped body shape. Broad back or waist. Front of breast develops well. Well-muscle. domestic breed Chengde, Qinhuangdao, Tangshan, Pingquan, Kuancheng County, Hebei province. 251 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Chengdu Grey eng. Sichuan Tong, Chengdu Grey Meat An aseasonal oestrus cycle is reported for the females. uni coloured: brown with dark face and back stripes 0/2 0/2 66 61 43 37 bearded, 2 dark streaks on face. large body size. domestic breed Chengdu city, Peng Xian County, Guan Xian County, Chongqing, Dayi and Qianglai counties, Sichuan province. 195 200 6.47 1.78 1.83 52 F46-146-149 W58-33 FAO Breed Survey 2.15 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Chuandong White Good adaptability. High reproductive efficiency. uni coloured : white 0 0 Large body size and small large size. domestic breed Wan xian, Da Xian County, each county in Fuling district, Sichuan province. 50 "Dressing percentage: """"large type""""." local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Daiyun Good ability to heat-resistant, damp-resistant. Height reproductive efficiency. Lambing percentage: 231%. High ability to produce meat. uni coloured: most common is black 0 0 33.2 28.4 Goats in seaside district have larger body size than in mountainous area. domestic breed Datian, Longxi, Anxi, Hui'an, Yongchun, Dehua County, Jiangxi province. 50.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Dou'an Du'an multi coloured: fleece colour is complex, most of which is white or light brown 0 0 25 26.5 Small body size. domestic breed Du'an Yao autonomous county, Long'an, Laibin, Longsheng County, Guangxi province. 41.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Fengqing Horn Down Black uni coloured : black 0 0 60 58 33.5 30 Large body size. Long legs. Symmetric body structure. Long head or neck. Wide flat forehead. Straight bridge of nose. Male: long fleece on legs, male character is evident, having beard on mandible, ears extend evenly, straight back, front of body is higher than rear column-shaped tag, tag having a high angle above horizontal, nice bone and muscle, firm body. Female: short fleece is common, long fleece on hind leg, most of then have wattle, and udders develop moderately. domestic breed Fengqing county, Yuanan province. 5 5 53.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Funiu White uni coloured : white 0 0 33.4 26 Texture of board skin is coarse, pore on which is not consistence. Pull of skin is large and flexibility is low. domestic breed Funiu coteau southwest and west of Henan province including Lushi, Lianchuan, Song, Lingbao, Yiyang, Luojin, Ruyang, Yinchuan, Xichuan, Zhechuan, Neixiang, Suoping, Nanzhao county. wool coarse/carpet 1 1.5 39.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Fuqing chin. Meat Good meat quality. The smell is light. Heat-resistant. Damp-resistant. multi coloured: black, brown 2 2 53 49 28 26 domestic breed FujianFuqing, Pingtan, Fuding, Xiapu, Luoyuan, Lianjiang, Minhou, Yongtai County, Fujian province. 1.34 1.34 52 FAO Breed Survey 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Ganxi multi coloured: most common is white, some light brown 0 0 33 29 Small body size. Straight wide forehead. domestic breed Yuanzhou, Yifeng, Tonggu County, Jiangxi province. 4.5 4.5 6 8 46 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Guangfeng uni coloured : white 2 2 30.2 28.3 Small body size. Long face. Wide forehead. Having beard on mandible for male and female, which is longer for male than for female. domestic breed Guangfeng, Yushan, Shangrao County, Jiangxi province. 4.5 4.5 12 6 46 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Guanzhong Dairy eng. Milk uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 89 70 79 45 domestic breed composite of Canadian Saanen and local goats 1940's Shaanxi 248 360 4.12 3.2 3.1 F46-151 1.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Guishan Lunan dairy Meat 0 0 43.6 43.5 domestic breed Lunan, Luliang, Shizhong, Yiliang, Mile and Luxi County, Yunnan province. 150 210 45 90 5 44.15 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Guizhou White Meat The oestrus cycle occurs all year round. Hight reproductive ability. Good ability to produce meat. uni coloured: usually white, occasionally black
multi coloured: occasionally black and white pied 2 2 53 52 33 31 short hair, bearded domestic breed Yanhe, Sinan, Wuchuan county, Guizhou province. hair 1.7 1.6 58 F46-146, 149 FAO Breed Survey 1.84 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Gulin Grey Early sexual maturity. High reproductive efficiency. uni coloured: grey, light brown or brown 0 0 39.81 36.6 domestic breed Gulin county, Sichuan province. 50 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Hexi Cashmere Hexirong Cashmere Wool Reproductive ability is low. uni coloured: usually white, also black, brown or pied 2 2 60 58 38.5 26 domestic breed Jiuquan, Wuwei and Zhangye district, Gansu province. cashmere 0.65 44 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Huai chin. Meat This breed is known for prolificacy (2 kiddings per year). The oestrus cycle occurs all year round. This breed produces skins of high quality. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 66 54 34 26 domestic breed Henan Province 2.57 2.47 F46-149 FAO Breed Survey 1 4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Huanghuai chin. Growth quickly. Short sex-maturing period. High reproductive rate uni coloured: white 0 0 66 54 34 26 Short rare white fleece. domestic breed Border of Henan, Anhui and Jiangsu provinces. 52 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Inner Mongolian Cashmere eng. Inner Mongolia Cashmere Hair 0 0 48 28 Down hair: fine, soft. Big elongation. domestic variety variety of Mongolian Yikezhaomeng, Alashanmeng, Inner Mongolia autonomous region. 0.26 0.57 46 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Jianchang Black Meat Sex maturing period is short. Having bending pattern on lambskin. The pattern is lustrous and can be use for making leather. Good meat-producing ability. uni coloured: black 0 0 31 29 domestic breed Huili, Huidong counties, Sichuan province. 51 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Jining Grey PeltFur Grow quickly. This breed is known for prolificacy. The oestrus cycle occurs all year round. Having lambskin with special colour and pattern. multi coloured: mixed black and white hairs 2 2 59 55 30 24 fur pelt. Type of ripple: wave form, glide form or piece form. domestic breed Heze and Jining districts, Shandong province. hair cashmere 1.41 1.31 54.5 F46:46-150 FAO Breed Survey 2.94 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Laoshan Dairy eng. Milk uni coloured: white 2 2 85 71 76 48 domestic breed composite of Saanen and local goats 1919 Shandong Province 300 550 870 4 3 2.5 F46-151 FAO Breed Survey 1.73 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Leizhou chin. Meat This breed is known for prolificacy (2 kiddings per year). The oestrus cycle occurs all year round. High reproductive efficiency. uni coloured: usually black, white
multi coloured: also black and white pied 2 2 60 56 50 43 Long-legged or short-legged bodily form. domestic breed Xuwen Shengjiang district, Guangdong; Counties in Leizhou Peninsula; Hainan province. 2.3 2.1 44 F46-146, 149 FAO Breed Survey 2.03 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Liaoning Cashmere Good ability to produce down hair. Wool uni coloured: white 2 2 males: lateral twisted horns 64 61 51.7 44.9 Large body size. Enduring coarse fodders. domestic breed Liaoning Province. cashmere 0.6 0.8 2.39 2.31 51 F46-146-149 FAO Breed Survey A9-61 First grade adult male goats produce about 900g of Cashmere fur and does 600g. 1.15 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Linchang Long-wool uni coloured : black 0 0 44 39.56 Long thick fleece. Fleece on neck develop well. domestic breed Linchang, Fengqing, Weishan county in Dali state, Yunnan province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Longling chin. Meat good ability for enduring heat and damp conditions multi coloured: red-brown 2 0 70 66 49 43 large size domestic breed Longlin county, Guangxi province. 53.6 FAO Breed Survey 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Lubei White uni coloured : white 0 0 Portion of having horns and no horns is 59% and 41%, respectively. 41.07 31 Having beard lower mandible. 80% of them have wattles. Male: front of body develop well, straight back. Female: broad front of body, rear develop well. domestic breed Binzhou, Dezhou, Dongying, Shandong province. 4 6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Lvliang Black uni coloured: black 0 0 26.4 28.8 "Two-layer fleece. The upper layer is long coarse wool, which have two types: """"black type"""" or """"blue back""""." domestic breed Sienna altiplano west of Shanxi province. 333.5 52.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Maguan Horn Down Crossing with other breeds to produce meat-type lambs. GeneralCrossbreeding Reproductive efficiency is high. 0 0 39.55 37.85 domestic breed Maguan county, Yunnan province. 42 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Matou Meat The oestrus cycle occurs all year round. Short sex maturing period. Good reproductive ability. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 62 55 44 34 long or short hair domestic breed Yunyang and Enshi districts, Hubei province; Shimen, Cili, Zhijiang, Xinghuang and Sangzhi counties, Hunan province. hair 2.14 2.04 62.6 F46-146, 149 FAO Breed Survey When pastured, dressing percentage: adult wether, 62.6%; 7-month goats, 52%. 1.96 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Nanjiang Grey 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Saanen Dairy Saanen 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Goat Shaanan White Good meat-producing ability. Meat Good reproductive ability and early maturity. Meat: fine and tend. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 58 53 33 27 long hair, horned animals are smaller than polled ones domestic breed Ankang, Ziyang, Baihe, Zhenba, Pingli, Luonan, Shanyang, Xunyang and Zhen'an counties, Shanxi province. 1.66 1.54 52 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Shanbei White Cashmere 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Taihang Hebei, Henan, Lichengdaqing, Shanxi, Taihanghei, Wu'an uni coloured: black 0 0 37 30 domestic breed Taihangshan district, Shanxi; Henan; Hebei province. wool 0.38 47.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Taihang Mountain Goat eng. Taihangshan 2 2 57 54 37 33 domestic breed Shanxi Large Black was originally described as a separate breed (Mason, 1988), but has been mixed with Taihang to form the current breed. southern Shanxi and Hebei 1.9 1.8 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Taiwan eng. Black goat Meat uni coloured: usually black in West of country and brown in East 0/2 0/2 76 67 64 45 short hair, horizontal or erect ears. domestic breed Taiwan Province hair 150 5.5 0.82 2.7 2.6 N18-40 Performance was measured at Hengchun Research Station (HRS) and at Hwalien Breeding Animal Propagation Station (HBAPS). local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Tibetan eng. Tibetan Cashmere Goat of Tibet, Bhotia PeltFur This is one of the few breeds adapted to the high mountains with cold plateau climate. Lambing percentage: 110-135%. Good mutton fatness. Fat content: uniform. uni coloured: usually white, also pied, black, brown or grey 2 2 54 52 29 25 domestic breed Ganzhi, Abazhou, Sichuan province; Yushu, Guoluozhou, Qinghai province; all over Tibeta autonomous region. cashmere 0.5 0.7 1.5 1.4 50 F46-146, 148 FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Weixin White En local No Information atRisk vulnerable -China CHN Goat Wu'an chin. Meat multi coloured: grey with black head 2 2 56 54 37 33 domestic breed southern Hebei cashmere 0.64 1.9 1.8 F46-146, 148, 149 FAO Breed Survey 1.02 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Xiangdong Black Early mature breed. High reproductive efficiency. 0 0 24 25 domestic breed Liuyang, Pingjiang, Liling, Zhuzhou, Changsha County, Hunan province. 42.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Xinjiang chin. Sinkiang Wool uni coloured: black, brown, white 2 2 67 62 58.4 36.9 domestic breed Kashi, Hetian, Talimu river valley; Aletai, Changji, Hami, Sinkiang Wenwur autonomous region. cashmere 0.59 115 107 3 2.77 40 F46-146, 148, 149 FAO Breed Survey 1.11 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Xuhuai chin. 0 0 domestic variety variety of Huanghuai local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Ya'an Dairy uni coloured: white 0 0 83 69 78.5 48.9 Large body size. Firm body. Symmetric body. Male: Large body size, chubby front, broad deep breast, broad back and compact abdomen, big testicles, Female: big udder capacity, broad udder base, udders attach tightly, texture of udder is soft and flexible, moderate papilla size distributing symmetrically, the space of papilla is wide. Strong bones, thin muscle, strong constitution. domestic breed Ya'an city, Sichuan province. 279 692 10 10 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Yanbian Dairy eng. Milk 2 2 81 68 60 48 domestic breed 1979 onwards Sichuan 217 375 4.5 3.96 3.12 FAO Breed Survey 2.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Yangste River Delta White Is good material for making leathers. chin Yangtse River Delta White goat Meat 0 0 28.6 18.4 domestic breed Nantong, Suzhou, Zhenjiang district, Jiangsu province; Jiaxing, Hangzhou, Ningpo, Shaoxing district, Zhejiang province; each county around Shanghai city. 45.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Yangste River Delta White - Haimen Zhejiang White, Shanghai White Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. The fur makes excellent paint brushes. uni coloured: white 2 2 63 52 31 21 domestic breed Zhejiang 1.16 1.09 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Yashan Black Cashmere En local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Yichang White Meat Fine muscular texture. 0 0 36 27 domestic breed Changyang, Badong, Wufeng, Enshi, Yunyang, Jingzhou, Xiangyang and Xiaogan counties, Hubei province. 51.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Yimeng Black chin Yimeng Black "multi coloured: black fleece, 68%: blue grey and light brown, 21.3%: """"erhualian"""", 10.7% with the bridge of nose coloured white or red, the fleece from abdomen to legs is white or light brown" 2 2 31.4 26.7 Large body size. Short face. Wide forehead. Having beard lower mandible. Straight back. Deep breast. Round ribs. domestic breed Mountain Tai, Mountain Yimeng district, center and south of Shandong province. Major producing area is Tai'an, Laiwu, Zibo, Linyi, Weifang, Xintai, Laiwu, Mengyin, and Fei County. 4.5 6.5 12 9 43 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Yunling chin. Yunling Meat Meat production is good. uni coloured : black 0 0 33.45 33.05 Lamb skin: thin, tight. domestic breed Yunnan province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Zhaotong chin Zhaotong Meat Having good adjustability. Adapt to coarse fodder. 0 0 32.8 35.3 domestic breed Qiaojia, Yiliang, Lundian, Daguan, Yongshan, Zhenxiong, Zhaotong district, Yunnan province. 57 Dressing percentage: 6-month, 48%; one-year, 55%; adult, 57%. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Zhongwei Lamb skin, wool and down hair is material for rare clothes. Tan, Chung-Wei PeltFur uni coloured: usually white, occasionally black or brown 2 2 61 57 45 34 fur domestic breed Gansu; Zhongwei, Tongye district, Ningxia and Inner Monggolia Autonomous Region. cashmere 0.48 180 2.5 2.4 46 F46-146, 148, 149 FAO Breed Survey 1.05 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goat Ziwuling Black chin Ziwuling black Nongdong Black and Shaanbei Black are regional names, Zhiwulin, Ziwulin, Zhiwulian Meat uni-coloured: black 2 2 58 55 27 21 small-medium sized domestic breed North of Shaanxi province and east of Gansu province. cashmere 2.2 2.2 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Baizki Average egg weight is 160-220g. uni coloured: grey and white 1.2 3.6 Small body size. Tighten constitution. Long body. Rising broad breast. Round and square head. Having sarcoma on forehead, which is big and prominent for male. domestic breed indigenous breed Jinxiang County, Shandong Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Brown Chinese eng. Meat This breed produces good quality meat. comment: large brownish-black knob on the top of the head above the beak 5.8 4.8 domestic variety imported from south-eastern China by Han immigrants over the past 300 years over the past 300 years Taiwan Province of China 9 8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Changle Average Egg weight is about 153g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.4. comment: yellow or white skin, yellow shanks 4.38 4.19 domestic breed indigenous breed Changle County, Fujian Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Daozhou gray goose Chinese Meat Daozhou gray goose is a medium-body size breed. It has excellent characteristics of fast growth rate, tender and delicious meat and high feed conversion efficiency. Breeders should strengthen breeding program to improve its egg production performance in future. Daozhou gray goose can be used as paternal line in developing meat-type strians. orange grey no special pattern indigenous Neck-with a grayish brown stripe starting from the top of head down the center of the back of neck and running as entire length; ventral neck, breast and abdomen -white. 5.22 4.34 n domestic breed According to “Daozhou annuals ” records, the producing area of Daozhou gray goose has marriage customs of using geese instead of wild geese. The local farmers raised geese by natural incubation under the condition of self-reproduction and selffeeding because of inconvenient traffic. Therefore, Daozhou gray goose is formed. Dao County, Hunan Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Dingan goose Chinese Meat Dingan goose is a medium-body size breed. It has characteristics of bearing coarse feed, laying eggs at all seasons, delicious meat but low egg production. Breeders should strengthen breeding program to improve its egg laying performance in future. yellow orange white no special pattern indigenous White. Some individuals have grayish black spots on the top of head and the base of tail. 4.946 4.248 n domestic breed The producing area of Dingan goose locates in the banks of Nandu River with sufficient water and forage grass resource Dingan goose is formed under this special environmental conditions after a long-term artificial selection and improvement by the local people Dingnn County, Hainan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Fengcheng Grey To produce goose liver after forced feeding. Meat Average egg weight is 158g. Eggshell colour is white. 4.28 3.5 medium body size domestic breed indigenous breed Fengcheng and Nanchang Cities, Jiangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Gang Tiejia goose Average egg weight is 173.4g. 5 4.5 Large body size, Body rise ahead, male forehead sarcoma is developed. Bay back feathers. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Anning River valley, Yi autonomous Prefecture of Liangshan, Sichuan Province; distributed in Sichuan Plain area. 0.12 0.12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Guangfeng Bailing Average egg weight is 136.5g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.42. comment: yellow beak having caruncle on the top of head, male have long neck and broad breast domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Songxi, Zhenghe, Pucheng, Chong'an, Jianyang and Jian'ou Counties, Fujian Province; distributed in Shaowu, Fuding, Zhouning, Gutian and Pinnan counties, Fujian Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Huoyane Balayan, Huo, Wulong Meat Average Egg weight is about 120~130g. The eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.41~1.48. Eggshell thickness is 0.45~0.51mm. comment: orange beak and shanks 4.1 3.9 domestic breed indigenous breed Distributed in Laiyang City, Shandong Province; Changtu Counties, Liaoning Province; Tonghua County, Jilin Province; Yanshou County, Heilongjiang Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Lianhua White Meat Average egg weight is 138g. Eggshell colour is milk white. comment: yellow beak 4.75 4 small body size, long neck domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Lianhua County, Jiangxi Province. 0.1 0.09 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Lingxian White Average Egg weight is about 142.51g. Egg shape index is 0.67. Eggshell thickness is 0.59mm. comment: orange shanks and beak, white feet 4.25 4.1 short and compact body conformation, moderately head size domestic breed indigenous breed Lingxian County, Hunan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Lion Head eng. Lion Head big head domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Magang Average egg weight is 168g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.5. multi coloured: grey with black striped feather on neck and back and white feathers on abdomen, black beak 5.5 4.8 long head. Wide beak. Rectangle-shaped body. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Magang County, Guangdong Province. Also distributed in Foshan, Zhaoqing, Zhanjiang and Guangzhou Prefectures of the Guangdong Province. 0.11 0.11 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Minbei White Average egg weight is 136.5g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.42. comment: yellow beak 4 3.6 caruncle on the top of head, males have long neck and broad breast domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Songxi, Zhenghe, Pucheng, Chong'an, Jianyang and Jian'ou Counties, Fujian Province; distributed in Shaowu, Fuding, Zhouning, Gutian and Pinnan counties, Fujian Province. 0.09 0.09 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Pingba gray goose Chinese Meat Pingba gray goose is a medium-body size breed. It has characteristics of fast growth, bearing coarse feed but low reproductive performance. Breeders should strengthen breeding program to improve its reproductive performance and also carry out crossing utilization white orange grey no special pattern indigenous Neck- the back of neck has a grayish brown stripe, both sides and ventral of neck are grayish white; breast- grayish white or white; back, wings, shoulders and legs feather- gray with white edge; abdomen-grayish white or white. 5.805 4.798 n domestic breed In Hongwu years of Ming Dynasty, Pingba gray geese were introduced into the producing area by station troops whose native place was Fengyang of Anhui Province. Local people have the custom of using gray geese as sacrifice. Furthermore, there are many Hui people in the producing area, and geese are their main meat food. Thus, Pingba gray geese were formed after long-term acclimatization and artificial selection. Pingba County, Anshun City, Guizhou Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Shitou Meat Average Egg weight is about 176.3g. The eggshell colour is milk white. Egg shape index is 1.48. Egg weight is 217.2g. Egg shape index 1.53. multi coloured: black, orange shanks with black spots, blue feather on the back, breast or wing, white or grey abdomen 8.85 7.86 rectangle body shape, large head size, wide neck, high front of body, dewlap under forehead is developed extending to neck. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Raoping County, Guangdong Province; distributed in Chenghai Counties, Shantou City, Guangdong Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Sichuan White Meat Average Egg weight is about 142.3g. The eggshell colour is white. comment: orange beak and shanks 5 4.9 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Wenjiang, Yongchuan, Leshan, Yibing and Daxian Prefectures, Sichuan Province, as well as Yongchuan Prefecture, Chongqing Municipality. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Taihu Average Egg weight is about 135.3g. The eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.4. comment: some grey brown feathers near the eyes, waist or back: orange beak and shanks, white feet 4.5 3.5 domestic breed indigenous breed Taihu area of the Yangtse River Delta Region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Wanxi White The eggshell colour is milk white. Egg weight is 142.2g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index 1.47. comment: orange beak 6.12 5.56 moderately body size. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Huoqiu, Shouxian, Liu'an, Feixi, Shucheng and Changfeng Counties, Anhui Province; Gushi County, Henan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) White Chinese eng. White Chinese Meat Consumers in Taiwan would pay up to 80% more for meat of this breed than for meat of other exotic breeds. Very good meat quality is reported for this breed. comment: large orange-yellow knob on the top of the head above the beak 6 4.8 domestic variety imported from south-eastern China by Han immigrants over the past 300 years 17th century Taiwan Province of China 9 8 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Wugang Copper Average egg weight is 160g. Eggshell colour is milk white. Egg shape index is 1.38. comment: yellow beak 5.24 4.41 medium body size domestic breed indigenous breed Wugang City, Hunan Province. 0.95 0.95 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Wuzong Average Egg weight is about 144.5g. Egg shape index is 1.5. The eggshell colour is brown. comment: black stripe from the beak and lower eyelid to last neck vertebra, white feather on the two sides of the neck, black shanks 3.46 2.86 short and compact body conformation, flat back, well developed sarcoma for male. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province; distributed in Huaxian, Fogang, Conghua, and Yingde Counties, Guangdong Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Xingguo Greyi Average egg weight is 149g. Egg shape index is 1.42. Eggshell colour is white. comment: blue beak 6.8 4.5 domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Xingguo County, Jiangxi Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Xupu Average Egg weight is about 213g. The eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.28. Eggshell thickness is 0.62mm. multi coloured: grey or white, yellow bay back, tail or neck, white abdomen 5.89 5.33 large body size, compact body structure, closely feather, long body conformation. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Xushui River, a tributary of the Yuanshui River, Hunan Province; the central producing area is Xupu County, Hunan Province, distributed in Xupu County and Huaihua Prefecture, Hunan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Yan Average Egg weight is about 150g. The eggshell thickness is 0.6mm and eggshell colour is milk white. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index 1.5. 5 moderately body size domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Langxi, Guangde, Xuancheng, Liu'an Prefectures, Anhui Province; also distributed in Jiangsu Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Yangjiang Huangzhong Average weight is 141g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.4. multi coloured: grey back, wing or tail 4.1 3.1 closely plumage. Body is uniformly. Tighten body. Having a bay feather strip from head top to upper neck, which is like mane. So be called. Plumage is close to body. domestic breed indigenous breed Yangjiang County, Guangdong Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Yili Tacheng Average Egg weight is about 153.9g. Eggshell colour is white. Egg shape index is 1.5. Eggshell thickness is 0.60mm. uni coloured: grey or white 4.3 3.5 moderately body size, flat on the top of head, without extrude sarcoma and dewlap under forehand, short neck, broad and extrude breast. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture and Inner Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture of Bortala, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Yongkang Grey multi coloured: grey or light grey, neck and back are darker tinted, white abdomen 4.2 3.7 Comb hunch to form sarcoma. Canary skin. Jacinth web. domestic breed indigenous breed Yongkang and Wuyi Counties, Zhejiang Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Youjiang egg weight is 150g. Eggshell colour is mostly white, minority of which is blue. uni coloured: white, grey or bay 4.5 4 Broad back or breast. Grown geese have dropped abdomen. Small, and flat head sarcoma. Free from dewlap. domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Baise Prefecture and Youjiang River valley, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Yunnan Goose Chinese Meat Yunnan Goose is a medium-sized breed. It has excellent characteristics of tolerance to high-altitude, bearing coarse feed and high fat deposition which is suitable for the salted and cured products. But the egg production of this breed is low, so breeders should strengthen breeding program to improve its egg production in future. white orange grey mottled indigenous White or gray 4.303 4.115 n domestic breed According to the historical records, Yunnan Goose has been domesticated by Qi clan of the Hui nationality in Yongping for more than 740 years. There are a lot of Muslims living in the producing area. Salted goose is one of the main foods of the Muslims and the goose fat is also a major fat source intaking by the Muslims. Therefore, the people in the producing areas have the custom of raising and fattening goose. Yunnan Goose breed is formed after a long term of artificial selection and improvement. Yongping County in Dali Prefecture, Yunnan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Zhedong White Average Egg weight is about 149.1g. The eggshell colour is white. comment: orange beak 5.04 3.99 moderate body size, compact body structure, strong and long legs, long and slim neck domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Xiangshan, Dinghai, Fenghua, Yinxian, Shaoxing, Yuyao and Shengxian counties and cities, Zhejiang Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Zhijin White Eggshell thickness is 0.6mm. Egg shape index is 1.6. uni coloured: cream white 5 4 Tighten body conformation. Long bow-shaped neck. domestic breed indigenous breed Zhijin County, Bijie Prefecture, Guizhou Province. 0.1 0.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Goose (domestic) Zi Average weight is 131.3g. Eggshell colour is white. comment: orange beak 4.23 3.41 small body size, slender neck, most have tassels on head domestic breed indigenous breed Originated in Suihua City, Songhuajiang Prefecture, Zhaodong City, Zhaoyuan and Zhaozhou County, Heilongjiang Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Guinea fowl Numida Meleagris domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Achal-Teke Akhal-Teke domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Horse Ardennes Belgian Draft domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Horse Barkol chin Barkol uni coloured: light brown and chestnut are most common, but grey or spotted also exist Coarse and compact body type, wide and weightily head, flat and short back and waist, wide and deep breast. domestic breed Kazak Autonomous County of Barkol, Yiwu and Hami County, Xinjiang. 180 8 42 36 56.95 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Bohai domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Bose 114 113 Firm type, dryness; slightly weightly and straight head; concave and wide jaws; small and fore-erect ears; moderately long neck, wryneck or closed to normal neck; moderately withers. domestic breed Bose and Hechi Prefecture, Guangxi zhuang Autonomous Region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Bose - Baise Pony eng. 101 100 110 85 dwarf domestic variety variety of Baise Yunnan and Sichuan Provinces and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, South-western China F46-12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Chaidamu chin Chaidamu DraughtPower It is good at walking on the wetland. uni coloured: grey is most common, but chestnut, grey, black also exist 131 129 Moderately body size, strong and round body conformation, short four legs, wide and short head, firm type. domestic breed belongs to Mongolia horse family Dulan, Geermu and Wulan County, Qinghai Province. 16 16 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Chakouyi chin Chakouyi horse It has strong ability of adaption to bad environment, durance, and disease-resistance. uni coloured: light brown is most common, but grey, chestnut and black also exist 123 130 320.5 303.9 Moderately head size, long but not high withers, medium long back, wide but short waist. domestic breed Tibetan Autonomous County of Tianzhu, Yongdeng and Gulang County, Ganshu provine. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Datong chin. Datong horse Haomen PackBaggage It can adapt to the tableland environment on the 3500meters high altitude. 131 126 321 271 Pony, small body size, firm type, well muscled, moderately four long legs, coarse constitution. domestic breed drainage area of Datong River, Qinghai Province. 38.2 47.3 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Don Don domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Erlunchun chin Erlunchun horse DraughtPower Strong ability of cold-tolerant. It also can climb quickly on the slope and go down hills with high angle slopes in the dark evening. It grows until 6~7 years old. The horse has meekness temperament, steadiness steps, and smartness action, draft power in the hilly country. It has strong abilities of endurance of drought. uni coloured: grey and light brown are most common, but other colours also exist 130 130 Moderately body size, coarse constitution. domestic breed Oroqen Autonomous Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; Huma County, Aihui and Xunke County, Heilongjiang Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Ganzi chin Ganzi horse Sihang uni coloured: bay, chestnut, black are the most common colours 126 122 312 298 Compact body conformation, firm type, and dryness. domestic variety variety of Tibetan Horse Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Garze and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Aba, Sichuan Province. 24 18 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Guanzhong domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Guizhou chin. Guizhou Qian Horse uni coloured: bay, chestnut are the most common colours 116 113 Pony, small body size, firm type, rectangular body. domestic breed Xingyi City, Yi-Hui-Miao Autonomous County of Weining, Guizhou Province. 16 19 19 16 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Heihe domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Heilongjiang chin. DraughtPower 156 150 domestic breed composite of Soviet breeds and local horses in formation Heilongjiang Province F46-14 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Henan Light Draught domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Hequ chin Hequ Khetsyui, Khetshui DraughtPower It has strong ability of adaption. It fatten fast in summer and lose fat slowly in winter or autumn. It has large drafting ability power and good endurance with moderately speed. It can renew quickly after being tired. uni coloured: black, bay, grey are the most common colours 137 132 346 330 firm type, coarse constitution, large head size, flat back and waist. domestic breed Yellow River area among Qinghai , Ganshu and Sichuan Province. 24 24 F46-11 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Iyi domestic breed Developed breed. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Jianchang chin. Jianchang PackBaggage It can grow fast at one year old. uni coloured: bay, chestnut, black are the most common colours 116 114 216 205 Pony, small body size, coarse and compact type, dryness, and slim four legs. domestic breed Yi Antonymous Prefecture of Liangshan, Hanyuan County, Ya'an Prefecture, Yanbian County, Dukou Prefecture, Sichuan Province. 20 20 F46-12 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Jilin Jilin Harness, Kirin DraughtPower 156 152 domestic breed composite of Soviet breeds and local horses in formation F46-14 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Jinjiang uni coloured: light brown 125 124 274.1 284.2 domestic breed Jinjiang County, Nan'an County, Si'an County, and Fujian Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Jinzhou chin. Jinzhou Riding (sports) 145 144 domestic breed Jin County, Liaoning F46-14 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Kabardin Kabarda domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -China CHN Horse Kazakh chin kazakh Kazakh DraughtPower It has strong ability of adaptation and can survive at the cold climate. uni coloured: light brown, chestnut, black are most common, but grey also exist 140 134 Moderately head size, flat back and waist. domestic breed Kazak Autonomous Prefecture of Ili, north foot of Mount Tianshan, west of Zhunkeer and Aertai, Xinjiang. 47.06 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Kerqin chin Kerqin domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Lichuan chin Lichuan uni coloured: grey, light brown, chestnut and black 126 119 292.6 277.1 Firm type, short and strong body, fine and dryness. domestic breed Lichuan County, Huibei Province. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Mongolian chin Mongolian Mongolian DraughtPower The animals can withstand temperature fluctuations from -50°C to 35°C. The breed has a remarkable endurance for long distances. uni coloured: black, red, brown
multi coloured: grey, yellow 130 127 360 300 firm type, moderately body size, stability and strong four legs. domestic breed Inner Mongolia, Gansu Province, Xianjiang, QinghaiInner Mongolia; some countries or pasturing area in east north, north and west north of China. 240 300 400 2.2 16.5 25 23.4 15 15 16.5 FAO Breed Survey F46-9 Performance has been measured under stationary conditions. The animals have no free access to water. The nomadic system prevails in pastoral areas, whereas the transhumant system is predominant in rural areas. - carry load 960 - 1 440kg on back;
- average speed of adult : 13.1m/sec. for 15 km;
- racing horses: 28-30 km in 35-40 minutes;
regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Horse Mongolian - Ujumqin Wuchumutsin Riding (sports) The breed is adapted to live in an unfavourable environment. This breed has a remarkable working ability. 130 127 light animals domestic variety improved variety of Mongolian eastern Inner Mongolia 350 125 F46-9 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse New Lijiang chin New lijiang domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Ningqiang chin Ningqiang Mingling Adapt to coteau natural conditions, endurance of hardness environment. Alertness and meekness temperament. multi coloured: various colours 114 113 167.5 West-south type, compact and firm type, small body size; fine head, extra blood vessal; small and agility ears; low withers; moderately developed fore-breast, flat back; well-muscled rear end; well developed muscle sinew in four legs; strong feet; long cercus. domestic breed Guangpin, Yangguan and Daijiaba District, Ningqiang County, and Shanxi Province. 30 30 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Orlov Trotter Orlov Trotter domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Horse Sanhe Hai-La-Erh, Hailar, Sanpeitze, Sanho Riding (sports) uni coloured: red-brown, black, brindle, grey multi coloured: red, brown 155 146 light animals domestic breed composite of Russian breeds and local Mongolian North-eastern Inner Mongolia F46-14 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Shandan domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Soviet Heavy Draught Soviet Heavy Draft domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Horse Tibetan chin Tibetan Tibetan Pony Nanfan Riding (sports) They can carry big weights over prolonged time periods. uni coloured: often yellow-dun with dark dorsal stripe 129 127 350 400 similar to Bhotia Pony, but more slender. moderately body size, compact and firm type, dryness, moderately head size, small and agility ears, flat bridge of a nose. domestic breed Tibetan Automous Region; Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yushu, Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Golog, Qinghai Province. 36 36 FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Tibetan - Sikang Pony Hsi-K'Ang, Hsiangcheng PackBaggage uni coloured: grey, white domestic breed probably from Sining (or Tibetan) and South China Pony eastern Tibet and western Sichuan local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Tieling Draught eng. Tieling DraughtPower 156 154 630 604.5 domestic breed composite of Soviet breeds and local horses in formation Liaoning Province F46-14 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Wenshan chin Wenshan uni coloured: light brown, chestnut and grey are most common 112 109 Firm type, compact body conformation, symmetry body structure, and well-developed body structure. domestic breed Guangnan, Funing and Maguan County, Zhuang-Miao Autonomous Prefecture of Wenshan, Yunnan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Xiangfen domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Xilinguole domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Xinihe chin Xinihe Horse DraughtPower It can dig snow and pick grass in winter. It can resist the nature disaster and has strong ability of adaptation. uni coloured: light brown, chestnut and black are most common 147 134 firm type, fine head, well muscled. domestic breed Ewenki Autonomous Banner, Hulun Buir League, And Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Yanqi chin Yanqi uni coloured: light brown, chestnut and black are most common 142 135 Closely relationship with Mongolia horse; long head, medium height and long withers, long and flat back. domestic breed Hewing, Heshuo, Yanqi and Bohu County, Mongolia Autonomous Prefecture of Beyinguoleng, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. 90 392 36 48 45.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Yiwu chin Yiwu domestic breed Developed breed. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Yongning chin Yongning It has good ability of adoption and lives in open year in four-seasons. uni coloured: light brown, chestnut, black and grey are most common 120 121 Large body size, firm type. domestic breed North of Lijiang Prefecture, Zhongdian County, Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Deqen, Yunnan Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Yunnan - Lijiang 118 115 400 300 domestic variety sub-breed of Yunnan Horse local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Yunnan pony chin Yunnan pony uni coloured: light brown, chestnut, black and grey are most common, but white also exists 119 118 Small and short body size, symmetry body conformation, slightly weightly head, wide or slightly concave forehead, flat nose, short neck, low and flat withers. domestic breed indigenous breed West or east of Yunnan Province, Bai Autonomous Prefecture of Dali, Heqing County, Yunnan Province. 15 21 21 15 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Yushu It can adapt to tableland environment with 4500 altitudes. uni coloured: grey and bay are most common 126 126 Small body size, narrowly body conformation. domestic breed Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yushu, Qinghai Province. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Zhangbei domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Horse Zhongdian uni coloured: light brown and chestnut are most common, but black also exists 120 117 242 248.7 Small body size, firm type, weightly head, flat back and waist. domestic breed belongs to Tibet horse family Zhongdian County, Yunnan Province.Dazzhongdian, Xiaozhongdian, Gezhan, Niru County, Yunnan Province. 54 54 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Muscovy duck Muscovy duck - Black Muscovy l303 eng. Research This breed is reported to be resistant to duck viral hepatitis (DVH) and viral hepatitis of geese (GVH or Derzsey disease). laboratory 3.5 2 domestic variety indigenous breed population Taiwan Province of China 60 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Muscovy duck Muscovy duck - White Muscovy Duck eng. Research laboratory 4.8 2.6 domestic line originated from France; A terminal sire line for the production of White Mule Ducks. Taiwan Province of China 140 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Ostrich African Black eng. African Black domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Ostrich S C Arustralis Australian domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -China CHN Ostrich S C Massaicus Kenyan Red domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Partridge Partridge domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Anqing Six White multi coloured: black with six white points 110 97 The breed has moderate body conformation, large and drooping ears (reaching snout), neat and trim head. The snout is classified into short and long types. domestic breed indigenous breed Anqing Prefecture of Anhui Province. 265 73.3 10 14 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Baixi The breed has moderate body conformation. The breed is described as follows: reddish skin, medium-sized and almostly rectangle head, unequal shaped and deep wrinkles, slightly dished face, thick snout, long and straight face, medium-sized, and drooping ears, flat and straight back (but concaved for the sows), lightly pitching rump, large and not reaching grounded belly, rumpled hams, sleeping pastern. The coat color of the breed is black, individually with white leg-ends and tail end. Average weight of female adult is 65.8kg. The litter size is on average 7.9 piglets. The daily gain in the fattening period is about 200g. The average dressing percentage is 68.5%. The backfat thickness is 3.5cm.The eye muscle area is 15.2 square cm Miaozhai multi coloured: black, individually with white leg-ends and tail end 65.8 The breed has moderate body conformation, reddish skin, medium-sized and almost rectangle head, unequal shaped and deep wrinkles, slightly dished face, thick snout, long and straight face, medium-sized, and drooping ears, flat and straight back (but concaved for the sows), lightly pitching rump, large and not reaching grounded belly, rumpled hams, sleeping pastern. domestic breed indigenous breed The central producing area is located in Baixi and Wengxi districts of Shibing County and Gulong District of Huangping County, Guizhou Province. 200 68.5 7.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Bama Xiang Zhu chin. Bajiao pig, Donggua, Bamm Mini Pig Meat The meat is fragrant (Xiang means fragrant in English). multi coloured: black from half or one-third of the neck to the rump, and there are white spots or lines from face-middle to snout-end 48 65 "The breed is characterized as """"small, short, round and fat"""". small and neat head, long and trim snout, no wrinkles in the forehead, small and thin ears, thick and short neck, slightly concaved loin, wide and round chest, drooping and reaching-grounded belly, straight fore legs, sleeping pastern hind legs, thin cannon circumference. The tail is up to gambrels, and the hair of the tail end seems like fishtail shaped." domestic breed It is originated in the Chengguan area of Bama County and Yiwei area of Dongtian County in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 66.9 10.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Bamei Xi, Jingchuan Lard This breed is adapted to the local cold climate. Grow slowly. This breed is known for prolificacy. Sows of the breed are excellent crossing dams. uni coloured: black 55 59 104 80 "The head is fairly long and narrow with large, drooping ears. There are longitudinal """"eight"""" (Chinese character) wrinkles in the forehead." domestic breed North China type Gansu, Shaanxi and Qinghai Province; and Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region; Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. 0.74 0.74 FAO Breed Survey The animals are fed on houshold scraps and concentrates. The weight of Da-bamei adult pigs on average is 103.7kg and 80kg for males and females, respectively, while er-bamei is 88.9kg and 60.7kg; and Xiaohuozhu 80.9kg and 55.8kg. Boars are used to mate when weight and age is up to 40kg and 10 months, respectively, while sows 45kg and 8 months. The litter size is 6.4 piglets in the first litter. The daily gain in the fattening period is 458g. 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Baoshan Baoshan large-Ear. uni coloured: black or brown 82 68 It is classified into large bone pig, slender bone pig and erlangzi pig types according to body conformation. The Erlangzi pig is intermediate type. domestic breed indigenous breed Baoshan, Shidian, Changning and Tengchong counties, Yunnan Province. 69.1 7.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Beigang uni coloured: black 112.7 90.6 medium-sized head, small and covering-eye ears, wide and round eyes, long snout, flat and straight or slightly concaved back, large belly (not reaching ground), strong legs, fine and tight built constitution. domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to Pingyang and Cangnan counties of Zhejiang province. 396 70.6 13 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Beijing Black Peking Black Meat High prolificacy and good hybrid vigour are reported for this breed. This breed is known for its rapid growth rate. Cao Yun-Min (1987). Crossbreeding results of French Large White with Beijing Black pig, Chinese J. of Animal Science, No.4 uni coloured: black 86 79 262 220 large body size y domestic breed composite of Berkshire (male), Middle Yorkshire (male) and indigenous breed (female) Beijing Region 1.25 1.25 7 6 610 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions and housed for 12 months. 10 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Pig Bihu uni coloured: black 69.5 71 domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to the Bihu region of Lishui City for Zhejiang Province. 500 72.7 11.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Chalu Black The milk performance is good. uni coloured: black 113 96 The breed has uniform conformation, with fine and tight built constitution. large and drooping ears, flat and straight back, slightly drooping belly, deep chest, strong legs. There are 1-2 wrinkles at the elbow joints and gambrels. domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to Ningxiang, Xiangshan, Fenhua and Qingxian counties of Zhejiang Province. 68.5 12 16 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Chenghua Tshen-Hua Meat Early sexual maturity is reported for this breed. Fine meat quality is reported for this breed. uni coloured: black 74 66 149 129 "The breed has small body conformation. The breed is described as follows: slightly rectangle head, few and superficial wrinkles, small size and drooping ears (is called """"jinqian ear""""), wide and slightly concaved back, round and slightly drooping belly, plump rump, lightly short legs." domestic breed indigenous breed, obtained through long-time selection and improvement Central of Chengdu plain, Sichuan Province. The central producing areas is Jinniu, Shuanliu, Bei and Wenjiang Counties in Sichuan Province. 0.83 0.83 4 7 535 70 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on hosehold scraps and concentrates. 10.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Dahe uni coloured: black, brown 75.5 65.1 domestic variety variety of Wujin Yunnan Province 0.69 FAO Breed Survey The animals are fed on household scraps and concentrates 6.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Dapulian Yanhe Large The Dapulian Pig is characterized by good adaptability to the environment. The sows are noted as good mothers, they are not only good mothers and raise large litters, but also are good at piglet protectors. high reproductive efficiency and good meat quality. uni coloured: black 130 The breed has large body conformation and coarse appearance, loose constitution. The breed is described as follows: long head , shallow forehead, Chinese character shaped wrinkles, medium-lengthen and slightly upward snout, large and drooping ears(reaching snout),lightly narrow and lack-plumpness chest, single-backed, narrow, long and lightly concaved loin, large and drooping belly, pitching rump, higher rear quarters, strong legs, sleeping pastern, medium thickness, long tail(reaching gambrels). domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to the west of Jining city and Nanwanghu region of eastern Heze City, the central producing area is Jiaxiang County, Shandong Province. 12 33 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Daweizi Lard multi coloured: black, usually with white feet 66 60 107 81 "Central China type, similar to Ningxiang. The breed has moderate body conformation, with neat and trim head, medium-sized and drooping ears, which seem to be a Chinese character, so native people call it """"butterfly ear""""." domestic breed Suburbs of Changsha City and Nantuo area of Changsha County in Hainan province. 0.7 0.7 384 67 FAO Breed Survey 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Debao uni coloured: black 61.3 82.1 The breed has moderate body conformation. small head, lightly long face, long and straight snout, large and drooping ears, distinct wrinkles, transverse wrinkled snout-end, long and narrow neck, lightly wide and deep chest, flat and straight back, large and drooping belly, square and lightly pitching rump and strong legs. domestic breed indigenous breed Debao County, southwestern part of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, distributing in Jingxi, Tiandeng, Baise, and Tiandong Prefectures. 476 71.8 8.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Diannan Small-Ear Southern Yunnan Small-Eared, South Yunnan Short-Eared Early sex maturity. Males begin to be bred at the age of 90 days and females at the age of 4 months. uni coloured: primarily black
comment: six patches 55 55 47 56 South China Type. The body conformation is short, with erect and flatly extended ears, wide back, plump body, thin skin and sparse hair. domestic breed Mengla, Ruili, Yingjiang and Wenshan areas in Yunnan Province. 0.7 0.7 220 74 F46-162 FAO Breed Survey 8.7 11.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Ding Yuan chin. 70 68 130 110 domestic breed 13.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Dongchuan chin. The breed reaches sex maturity late. uni coloured: black 157.5 138.9 The breed has large body conformation. The head and face of the former are shorter than the latter ones. The former has plump and large constitution, the ears large and drooping, the back flat and straight or lightly arched, the body long, the legs long, straight pastern, and the tail up setting. There are deep rumples in the inside of the ham for the adult pig. domestic breed Lower Changjiang Basin type East part of Taixing county, southwest Rugao County and Liuqiao area of Nantong County in Jiangsu province. 335 66.9 Early sexual maturity: boar mounts and ejaculates at 3 months age, gilts reach puberty as early as at 101 days of age. 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Pig Fa Yuen Hua-Hsien comments: black spots on back 0 domestic variety variety of Cantonese 0 Hong Kong local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Fuzhou Black Meat uni coloured: grey 87 77 187.9 173 Central China Type. The breed has moderate body conformation. The head is medium-sized, with large and drooping ears, deep and diamond-shaped wrinkles, long and lightly dished face. The chest is deep. The back is flat and straight or lightly concaved. The belly is large and lightly drooping. The rump is lightly pitching. And the legs are sturdy and slender. domestic breed Suburb of Fuzhou city in Fujian province, distributing in coastal area of Fujian Province and both banks in the lower reaches of the Minjiang River. 1 72 FAO Breed Survey 11 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Ganzhongna Spotted - Guanchao chin. Early sexual maturity, low litter size, but good mothering abilities are reported for this breed. 49 40 68.1 49.9 small size domestic variety variety of South Central Jiangxi Spotted Taihe County, Jiangxi Province 0.55 0.55 8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Ganzhongnan Spotted "comment: the coat can be described as """"black cloud covering snow"""", """"three spotted points"""" to """"spotted neck""""" 68 63 110 100.7 Central China Type. The breed is medium-framed. The head is medium-sized, with wide and lightly dished forehead, medium-sized, thin and drooping ears, lightly dished face, diamond shape wrinkles. The back is lightly dished, and the belly large and round, the rump lightly pitching. domestic breed including Chayuan, Guangchao and Zuo'an pig. Taihe, Xingguo and Wan'an counties of Jiangxi province. 0.76 436 71.8 FAO Breed Survey 8.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Ganzhongnan Spotted-Chayuan chin. 61 53 79.3 63.1 domestic variety variety of South Central Jiangxi Spotted Jiangxi Province 9.35 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Ganzhou White eng. 158 130 domestic breed composite of Large White and local Ganzhou before 1949, further input of Subai, Chaobai and Kemi to increase the lean meat percentage and daily gain before 1949 Jiangxi Province 0.8 0.8 FAO Breed Survey 11.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Gaoli Gongshan local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Guangming domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Guangzhuang Spotted multi coloured: white with black head and rump 86.3 78.3 small body conformation, medium-sized ears, wide forehead, short snout, deep chest, flat and straight back, slightly concaved loin, large and drooping belly, short legs, rectangle body. domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to the Shanhang County of Fujian province. 73.3 8.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Guanling chin. uni coloured: black 70.5 68.3 South-west China Type. The breed is medium-framed. The head is medium-sized. There is longitudinal or diamond-shaped wrinkles and swirls in the forehead, the ear small, the snout medium-sized, the neck slightly short, the body square and deep, the chest deep, the back slightly concaved, the belly large and drooping, the ham plump and slightly pitching, the legs straight, strong constitution, the skin wrinkled. domestic breed Guanling County of Guizhou Province. 0.7 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 9.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Guizhong Spotted high disease resistance. The sows are good mothers, with high reproductive efficiency (2 litters every year). high coarse fodder resistance ability. multi coloured: black and white spotted 74.9 81.1 The breed has moderate and uniform body conformation, head, narrow forehead, long and straight face, light eyes, long and straight face, medium-sized, long and erect ears, slightly concaved back, lightly pitching rump, large and not reaching grounded belly, strong legs. The body length is more than the chest girth. domestic breed indigenous breed Liuxzhou, Hechi, Nanning and Baise prefectures in Central Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 620 67.5 11.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hainan Tunchang, Wenchang, Lingao Lard Early sex maturity and begin to estrus and be bred at the age of 15-20 days and 90 days for males, and females 3-4 months and 7-8 months respectively. multi coloured: black head and back, white snout, blaze, flank, belly and legs 60 100 94 Note small head, lightly bended nose bridge, small-sized, thin, erect and lightly inclined forehead ears, short and blunt snout. The breed has plump body conformation, with lightly concaved back and loin, large and drooping belly, plump rump, wrinkled pastern. domestic breed South China type: As a result of the last breed survey in China, Lingao, Wenchang and Tunchang (originally considered separate varieties) were collapsed to form the Hainan breed. Wenchang, Dunchang and Lingao counties in Hainan Province. 0.76 0.76 69.4 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hainan - Lingao chin. This breed is known for early sexual maturity (3 to 4 months of age). 47.5 61 very small size domestic breed 11 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hainan - Tunchang chin. 52 55 61 86 domestic breed 11.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hainan - Wenchang chin. 49 47 54 47 domestic breed 7.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hampshire Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Pig Hang Shang-Hang, Hang-Kou The breed reaches to sexual maturity early, and begin to be bred at the age of 8.5-10 months, in the country 5-7 months. "comment: coat can be described as """"black cloud covering white snow""""" 72 68 117.9 134.6 Central China Type. moderate body conformation and loose constitution. domestic breed Hangkou, Shanghang, including Daxiang, Lianhua and Wuning Spotted. 0.9 0.9 300 69 FAO Breed Survey 10.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hanzhong White eng. 83 73 213 167 domestic breed composite of Russian Large White, Yorkshire and Berkshire South-western Shaanxi FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 10.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Harbin White eng. Kharbinskaya belaya, Weisse Charbiner, Haerbinbai Meat The breed is known for its adaptability to cold climate. This breed is known for its high prolificacy. This breed is known for a rapid growth rate and low lean meat percentage. This breed is known for its high feed conversion ratio. uni coloured: white 85 75 222 176 erect ears y 1950 domestic breed composite of Large Yorkshire, Berkshire (male) and Min (female) south and central Region of Heilongjiang Province 1.36 1.36 10 8 610 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 9.4 11.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hexi chin. Lard uni coloured: dominantly black
multi coloured: black-white
comment: 6 characteristic patches 58 64 104 83 The breed has small body conformation, fine and tight built constitution, thin skin, slender bone, long and weak neck, obviously protuberant withers, narrow back, shallow chest, round bended ribs, large and drooping belly, pitching rump, higher rear legs. The body side is slightly ladder-shaped. domestic breed Gansu Province. 400 62.9 11.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hongqiao chin. uni coloured: black 64 59 93.69 81.7 Lower Changjiang Basin type. The breed has moderate body conformation. The head is medium-sized, and neat. The forehead is narrow and there are deep transverse wrinkles. The ears are large and drooping. The neck and chest are short and deep. The back is wide and lightly concaved, the loin long, the hindquarters high, the belly loose and drooping, the rump lightly pitching, the legs short, the gambrels close. The skin is wrinkled. domestic breed Hongqiao area of Leqing County in Zhejiang Province. 0.76 0.76 454 69.3 FAO Breed Survey 12.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huai Jiangsu Huai Early sex maturity and begin to be bred at the age of 6 months and 6-8 months for males and females respectively. uni coloured: black 62.3 65.2 The head is short and wide, with distinctive transverse wrinkles in the forehead, small and erect ears, short body, wide and deep chest, wide and concaved back, large and drooping ears, sleeping pastern. domestic variety Huang-Huai-Hai Black Pig group, covers 6 varieties Mountain region of Minxi in Fujian province. 66.2 7.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huang-Huai-Hai Black 140.6 114.9 The breed has big-type body conformation with fairly large and drooping-ear, reaching the nose end. The snout is long and straight. The back and loin is flat and narrow, with pitching rump and sound legs. domestic breed indigenous breed Middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, Huai River and Hai River valleys, including the north of Jiangsu and Anhui, Shandong, Shanxi, Henna and Hebei Provinces and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huang-Huai-Hai Black - Hetao Lop-Ear eng. Hetao Daer 149 103 domestic breed Huang-Huai-Hai Black Pig group Inner Mongolia 0.93 0.93 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 9.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huang-Huai-Hai Black - Huai - Huaibei chin. 79 70 182 128.5 domestic breed 12.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huang-Huai-Hai Black - Huai - Huainan chin. 74 65 117.5 91 domestic breed 12.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huang-Huai-Hai Black - Huai - Zaozhu chin. 71 55 domestic breed 13.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huang-Huai-Hai Black - Mashen chin. Meat North China Type domestic breed northern Shanxi local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huang-Huai-Hai Black - Shenxian Shenzhou uni coloured: black 60 75 domestic variety variety of Huang-Huai-Hai Black Shen County, Hebei Province F46-162 12 local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Huang-huai-Hai Black - Huai - Wuan Bei chin. 88 76 91 85 domestic breed 13.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huazhong Two-End Black Huazhongliangtouwu They grow quickly before the age of 6 months. multi coloured: black with white belt 98.9 92.5 "Central China Type. The """"lion head"""" type note the short and wide head, deep and diamond shaped wrinkles in the forehead. While the """"wanzi head"""" or """"you-snout"""" type note the long and straight head, shallow and trim wrinkles. The ears are medium-sized and drooping. The legs are fairly strong, but mostly sleeping pastern because of reared in pens." domestic breed including Jianli, Tongcheng, Shaziling, Ganxi two-end-black and Dongshan pig. Hubei, Hunan and Jiangxi provinces and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and the mid-reach of the Yangtze River and broad areas south of the Yangtze River. 71.1 9.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huazhong Two-End Black - Shaziling Shaziling, Sa-Ze-Ling 78 70 92 99 small lop ears in females domestic variety variety of Huazhong Two-End Black, includes two varieties: a small type and a large type Hunan 0.78 0.78 FAO Breed Survey 11 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huazhong Two-End Black - Tongcheng Tung-tschen, T'Ung-Ch'Eng 69 61 97 94 domestic variety variety of Huazhong Two-End Black South-eastern Hubei 0.75 0.75 FAO Breed Survey 10 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huazhong Two-end Black - Jianli Chin Djen-Li, Dsien-Li, Kienli, Chien-Li 74 61 130 94 domestic variety variety of Huazhong Two-End Black southern Hubei 0.83 0.83 FAO Breed Survey 10.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Hubei White domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huchuan Mountain uni coloured: black, but individually with white forehead, leg-ends and tail 70 61 128 94 South-west China type. slightly long head, shallow wrinkles, large belly, flat and straight back, lightly pitching rump, slightly pitching rump, strong legs. domestic breed including E'xi Black Pig, Pengzhou Mountain. Daba Mountain, Wu Mountain and Wudan Mountain, which are bordered by Sichuan, Hubei, and Hunan Provinces. 402 71.43 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 10 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huchuan Mountain - Ebei Black eng. Lard domestic breed northern Hubei Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Huchuan Mountain - Enshi Black eng. 70 61 117 92.5 domestic breed South-western Hubei Province 0.71 FAO Breed Survey 10.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Jiangkou Luobo 81.5 44.1 "The breed has small body conformation, medium-sized head, smooth and long snout (called """"zuanzi head""""), 2-3 transverse wrinkles in the forehead's long and straight face, medium-sized, and drooping ears, flat straight and narrow back, lightly pitching rump, large and lightly drooping belly, thin hams, short and trim but strong legs, higher hind legs." domestic breed indigenous breed. belonging to Qianzhong small type. Guizhou province. 240 65.2 6.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Jiangquhai chin. uni coloured: black 68 65 156 141 "Lower Changjiang Basin type. The head is short, with medium-sized and drooping ears, thin skin and sparse hair. The body and the legs are short. The belly is large and drooping. The mouth of some individuals is white spotted, called """"spotted nose""""." domestic breed including Dalunzhaung, Qvtang and Hai'antuan. Hai'an and Taixian counties of Jiangsu province. 464 66.4 FAO Breed Survey 11.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Jihe White Multiple Lines domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Jinhua used for the production of top quality Ham. Ching-Huai, Djing-Hua, Jinhua two-end-black., Tsinkhua, Two-End-Black-Pig, Black-At-Both-Ends Meat The breed is adapted to live under the local conditions of heat and humidity. This breed is known for high prolificacy. Thin skin, fine bone and a fine meat quality are reported for this breed. multi coloured: black with white belt 74 62 112 97 The breed has moderate body conformation, with medium-sized and drooping ears (not reaching snout), thick and short neck. The back is lightly concaved, and the belly large and lightly. Drooping, the rump lightly pitching, slender and short legs, the hooves strong and jade greened colour. y domestic breed indigenous breed, obtained through long-time selection and improvement Dongyang county of Jinhua prefecture in Zhejiang province. 0.65 0.65 5 5 460 71.7 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 10 14 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Junmu I White domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Kemiroff domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Kwangchow Wan Kuang-Chou Wan multi coloured: black, white
comments: black back, white belly 0 domestic variety variety of Cantonese 0 Hong Kong local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Landrace Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Pig Lantang chin. Lard multi coloured: black head and back, white belly and feet 127 85.5 South China Type. Note the moderate-sized head, flat and upward snout, tangle or diamond wrinkles, small, erect and thin ears. The body is deep, ample stretch, short, with lightly concaved back, large belly, flat rump and short legs. domestic breed indigenous breed Zijin county, Guangdong province and distributing over 30 counties or cities including Haifeng, Jiexi, Lufeng, Wuhua counties, etc. 397 65.5 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 12 16 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Lanxi Spotted multi coloured: black and white spotted 135 82.5 "The body conformation is classified into large and small types. The former is called """"shoos head"""" or """"tiger head"""", with large head, round and short snout, large soft and drooping ears, wide and deep chest, square, flat and straight back, higher rear squatters, straight and strong legs. While the latter is called """"mouse head"""", with small and long head, smooth snout, small ears, rough and short legs." domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to the Lanxi County of Zhejiang Province. 362 70.4 14.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Large Black-White eng. Cantonese, Dahuabai Lard multi coloured: black and white patched, with white belly and legs 70 62 133 110 Central China Type. The breed has moderate body conformation, with large and drooping ears; mostly there are transverse wrinkles in the forehead. The back is lightly wide and lack-arched, and the belly lightly large. domestic breed including Large spotted black, Guangdong large black-white, Jinli, Meihua, Liangcun, Sibao and Nipo pig. Distributed in over 42 counties or cities located in north and central of Guangdong Province. 519 70.7 F46-162 13.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Lee-Sung Taiwan Miniature uni coloured: black
multi coloured: white with black spots miniature domestic breed developed by selection of Taiwan Short-Eared since 1974 Taiwan Province 8.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Leping chin. Gan-northeast Spotted pig Meat multi coloured: black with white forehead, belly and feet, the hooves greenish 70 66 109 114 Central China Type. The head is large, with wide forehead, deep wrinkles, large and drooping ears, short and upward snout, thick and short neck. The back is flat and straight, and the belly large and upward arched, the rump lack plumpness, sturdy legs, and the hooves strong and hard. domestic breed Jiedu, Wokou, Gugang regions of Leping County in Jiangxi province. 0.75 0.75 65 72.8 FAO Breed Survey 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted Liang Guang Xiaohua Early sex maturity and begin to be bred at the age of 2-3 and 4-5 months for males and females respectively. multi coloured: black and white, black head, ears, back, loin and rump 117.05 96.5 "South China Type. The breed has big-type body conformation, with """"six short characters"""" --- the head, neck, ears, body, feet and tail. There is """"<>"""" or diamond wrinkles and triangle white hair in the wide forehead. The ears are small and forward flatly extending ears. The back and loin are wide and concaved. The belly is large and reaching ground. The length of body is almost equal to the chest girth." domestic breed In the south part of the Xunjiang River and Xijiang River valleys bordered by Guangdong Province and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 67.6 8.2 12.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted - Fumian Chin Fujain stature relatively high, legs comparatively long, long frenulum, accessory feet touch the floor domestic variety variety of Liangguang local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted - Gongguan chin. large head, plump body, wide and deep back domestic breed variety of Liangguang local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted - Guangdong Small Ear eng. The breed is less prolific than the North China Type. This breed is easy to fatten and it is producing fine textured meat. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black, white domestic variety variety of Liang Guang Small Spotted (South China type) N12 9.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted - Guangdong Small Ear - Guixu chin. 46 53 domestic variety sub-variety of Guangdong Small Ear, which is a variety of Liangguang local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted - Guangdong Small Ear - Huangtang chin. This breed is known for its early maturity. The animals are easily fattened, and well known for their tender meat. This breed is adapted to roughage and known for its good character. 44 41 51 45 domestic variety sub-variety of Guangdong Small Ear; which is a variety of Liangguang 1976 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted - Guangdong Small Ear - Tangzhui chin. 49 59 domestic breed sub-variety of Guangdong Small Ear, which is a variety of Liangguang 13 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Liang Guang Small Spotted - Guangdong Small Ear - Zhongdong chin. 47 50 domestic breed sub-variety of Guangdong Small Ear, which is a variety of Liangguang 8.57 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Licha Black uni coloured: black 209.7 The breed has fine and tight built constitution. The breed is described as follows: medium-sized head, long and straight snout, wrinkled forehead, drooping ears, long and straight loin, moderate size and not drooping belly, strong legs and plump rear quarters. domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to Licha town of Jiaozhou City, Shandong Province, distributing in the hilly area where Jiaonan and Gaomi counties share their border. 550 73.03 12 21 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Lijiang En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Pig Longlin chin. "multi coloured: six white patches, black, brown and """"spotted belly"""" in colour" 66 63 122 130 The breed is large body conformation, long body, moderate-sized head, and lightly large and concaved snout. There is transverse wrinkle in the forehead, which is protruding and seems like lion head. The back is flat and straight. The belly is large and not reaching ground. domestic breed South China type Longlin County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 0.7 0.7 629 75.1 FAO Breed Survey 7.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Longyou Black Early maturity. high fat ratio in carcass and high fat content in muscle are the characteristics of the breed. uni coloured: black 71 59 97.6 80 Central China Type. moderate body conformation, medium-sized belly, lightly pitching rump, short and slender legs and strong hooves. domestic breed Longyou, and Zhangshutan Districts of Quzhou city in Zhejiang province 0.7 0.7 454 73.2 FAO Breed Survey 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Luchuan Luchuan'Chzhu, Lutschuan, Lu-Ch'Uan Lard uni coloured: occasionally black or white
multi coloured: usually white with black head and back 52 136 98 small stature, back arched in, large underparts, thin feet domestic variety variety of Liang Guang Small Spotted, South China type South-eastern Guanxi F46-162 FAO Breed Survey 11.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Mi-nung chin. Mino, Meinung Lard similar to Taoyuan but smaller 0 domestic variety 0 Taiwan Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Min Chinese Also named Large Min, Moderate Min, Small Min, Northeast Min. Distribution: Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning and Hebei provinces Northeast China Min Pig, Ming Meat The breed is adapted to cold climates. The breed doesn't tremble at -28C and can normally fertilize and nurse at -15C. This breed is known for prolificacy. Good mothering abilities. uni coloured: black 195 151 Head is moderate size, relatively straight long face, big and lop ears. The body is flat, with narrow back and loin, pitching rump and sound legs. The coat color of the breed is black, and accompanying true wool in the winter. domestic breed North China type Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning and Hebei provinces. 0.98 4 458 72.5 F46-162 FAO Breed Survey
Country report 2003. The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. - slow in daily gain;
- low lean meat percentage;
The litter size is 11.04 piglets in the first litter.
The daily gain in the fattening period is 458g. After body weight of 90kg, fat begins to accumulate, and lean meat starts to decelerate. 12.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Min-Damin chin.; da=large 150 150 domestic variety large variety of Min (Da = large) local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Minbei Spotted North Fujian Black and White The males reach sexual maturity early and begin to be bred at the age of 6 months. multi coloured: various colours, some are black except legs: belly and tail are white: some are white at the chest, belly, shoulders, legs and tail: some have white belt around the neck. 83.9 78.1 The head is medium-sized. There are ununiform depth and shape wrinkles in the forehead. The ears are drooping and inclined forward, and the neck short and thick, the back wide and dished, the belly large and drooping, the rump wide and lightly pitching, the hair sparse and short. domestic variety variety of Fujian Small Pig, includes three varieties: Xiamao, Yangkou, Wangtai Shaxian, Shunchang, Nanping, Jianyang, Longxi and Sanming counties and Yong'an and Jian'ou cities of Fujian province. 300 75.2 8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Mingguang Small-ear uni coloured: black
comment: some with six white points 40.2 49.8 "short head, smooth snout, flat face, wide forehead, small and wide ears, short but plump body, short slender but strong legs, short tail. It is called """"you hulu """" ." domestic breed indigenous breed Tengchong County of Yunnan Province. 450 69.4 7.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Nanchang White domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Nanyang Black Shigang, Wanxi-bamei uni coloured: black
comment: grey skin 136.9 130.4 Central China Type. The breed has moderate body conformation. The head is short. The ears are large and heavy drooping. The back is long and straight. The back is flat and straight, the belly large and not drooping, the rump short, wide and lightly pitching, the legs fine and sturdy built. domestic breed Neixiang, Zhechuan, Zhenping and Dengxian Counties in the west part of Nanyang Prefecture, Henna Province. 0.98 0.98 385 71.7 FAO Breed Survey 8.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Neijiang Nai-Djang, Nei-Tszyan Meat The breed is reported to be widely adapted to live under the difficult local conditions (climate and plateau). This breed is reported to be resistant to mosquitoes. Fine bristles quality as well as good cross-breeding characteristics are reported for this breed. Li Zhi-Min, 1988. Testing on fattening ability of Neijiang Pigs.Chinese Journal of Animal Science, No.1 uni coloured: black 78 68 169 155 "The breed has moderate body conformation and loose constitution. The head is large with short snout. There is deep transverse wrinkles seemed like chimb and the skin up heaved. The ears are medium-sized and drooping. The body is wide and deep. The back is lightly concaved, and the belly large, the rump square and lightly inclined backward, the legs strong, the skin thick. There are deep rumples in the body sides and hind legs for the adult boars, called """"wagou"""" or """"taoku""""." y 1950 domestic breed indigenous breed, obtained through long-time selection and improvement 1800 Neijiang County of Neijiang City, Sichuan province. 0.78 0.78 5 6 662 67.5 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 10.6 12.15 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Ningxiang Ning-Chang, Ninsya, Ninsyan, Ning-Hsiang Lard multi coloured: white belly and black (or black-and-white) back 62 59 87.2 70.6 Central China Type. The breed has moderate body conformation, with medium-sized head, different shape and depth trasverse wrinkle, fairly small and lop ears, short and stout neck, wide and concaved back, arched ribs, large and drooping belly, short and rough legs, unclamp rump, sleeping pastern, monkey-liked hooves. domestic breed Caochong and Liusha River region in Ningxiang county, Hunan province. 0.98 368 70.2 F46-162 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 9.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig North-East China Spotted eng. Dongbeihua Meat 241 156 domestic breed composite of Berkshire and Min North-eastern China FAO Breed Survey 10.83 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Panlang uni coloured: black 110 71 large ears, wide forehead, short snout, round rump, large belly, deep chest, square back, pitching and plump shoulders, higher hind quarters, strong and straight fore hooves, rough and slightly bended hind legs, uniform constitution. domestic breed indigenous breed. The breed is native to the Panlang county of Zhejiang province. 350 10 14 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Pig Pingtan Black uni coloured: black 137 122.5 wide and long body, Chinese character shaped wrinkles, short and slightly concaved snout, thin, large and drooping forward ears, wide and deep chest, flat and straight loin, large belly and strong legs. domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to the Pingtan County of Fujian Province. 430 76.4 11.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Pudong White uni coloured: white 160 large and drooping ears, long and wrinkled forehead, rough and large head, which is classified into short, intermediate and long head types. The legs are long and rough, the hind legs bended outward or inward, the belly large and slightly drooping. domestic breed indigenous breed Nanhui and Chuansha counties, Shanghai City. 414 67 15 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Putian Fujian Black uni coloured: grey 79 64 126.4 77.4 Central China Type. The breed has moderate body conformation. The head is lightly long, withmedium-sized, thin, peach-shaped and inclined forward ears, lightly dished face. There are deep and diamond-shaped wrinkles in the forehead. The neck is medium-length and long body. The back is flat or dished, and the belly round, large and drooping, the hindquarters lack plumpness, the legs lightly long. The hair is sparse. domestic breed part of Fujian Small Pig Putian and Xianyou Counties and northwest Fuqing County, Fujian province. 0.7 0.7 311 69.9 FAO Breed Survey 9.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Qiandong Spotted 57.5 72.6 The breed has long and flat body conformation, medium-sized head, long snout, wide forehead, diamond-shaped wrinkles in the central of the forehead, long and straight back, medium-sized, and drooping ears, lightly pitching rump, large and lightly drooping belly, plump rear quarters strong legs. domestic breed indigenous breed The eastern Guizhou province. 441 71.3 8.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Qianshao Spotted comment: spotted 68.5 83.1 The breed has moderate body conformation. narrow and long head, long and straight snout, medium-sized and inclined outward ears, trim neck, flat and straight or lightly concaved back, slightly open ribs, large belly (but not reaching ground), strong legs, partly sleeping pastern. domestic breed indigenous breed, including Longtan, Liangsang and Dongshan pig Huaihua and Shaoyang prefectures of Hunan province. 73.4 10 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Qingping chin. The pregnancy duration is on average 110 days. uni coloured: black 74 61 131.3 103.2 Central China Type. The breed has moderate body conformation and fine and strong constitution. The forehead is narrow, neat and trim. There are shallow longitudinal wrinkles in the forehead. The ears are medium-sized and drooping. The snout is long and straight, but some lightly upward. The back is flat and straight, the belly medium-sized, the rump neatly turned (but some rooping rump), the ham lack plumpness, the bones are trim, and the hind legs sleeping pastern. domestic breed Yuxi, Longque, Guangdang and Cihua counties along the Qingping River in Hubei Province, distributing in Dangyang and other neighboring counties. 0.79 0.79 500 69.7 FAO Breed Survey 12.16 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Rongchang Bispectacled, Jungchang White, Jungtschang, Zhunchan, Zhungan, Jung-Ch'Ang Lard The meat seems bright red with clear marbling. "uni coloured: white except around eyes
comment: individually with white or spotted tail root and body, so the breed is classified into jinjiayan"""", """"black eye orbit"""" and """"black-head""""" 67 60 98 87 bristles; South-west China Type. Large uniform body conformation, long body, medium-sized head, lightly dished face, medium size and drooping ears, transverse wrinkles, swirls, slightly concaved back, large and deep belly, slightly pitching rump, fine and strong legs. domestic breed It is originated in Rongchang County of Chongqing Municipality and Longchang County of Sichuan Province. Distributing in Yongchuan, Luxian, Hejiang, Naxi, Dazu, Tongliang and other counties or cities. 0.8 263 69 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 10 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Russian Large White eng. Large White Soviet Large White, Krupnaya Belaya Meat uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Pig Saba uni coloured: dominantly black, red pig account for 22.7% "It is classified into large, intermediate and small types according to body conformation, head shape, and appearance and maturity age. The former´head is called """"begun head"""", with large head and ears, large and not drooping belly, long body, long and rough tail, lightly dished face, strong legs. The small types is called """"dog head"""" or """"you hulu head"""", thin snout, trim tail, small ears, short body, slender and short legs, sparse hair." domestic breed indigenous breed Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan province. 423 7.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Sanjiang White Meat The breed is adapted to cold climatic conditions. This breed is known for its high prolificacy. This breed is producing meat with a high lean meat percentage. This breed is known for its rapid growth rate. uni coloured: white y 1975 domestic breed composite of Landrace (male) and Min (female) 1983 Hejiang Region, Heilongjiang Province 1.08 1.08 6 5 610 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey 10 12 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Shanxi Black Meat uni coloured: black 78 74 184 180 domestic variety composite of Yorkshire, Berkshire, Russian Large White, Neijiang and Meishan Shanxi 0.9 0.9 FAO Breed Survey 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Shengxian Spotted Early sex maturity. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: large spotted to six white points 72 58 Central China Type. The head is medium-sized, with thick, large and drooping ears, lightly dished face. The chest is deep. The back is flat and straight, the belly is drooping, the legs are sturdy and short, and the body skin is wrinkled. domestic breed including Furong, Xinchang, Zhangzheng and Jiangyan-bridge pig. Shenxian and Xinchang counties of Zhejiang province. 257 70 FAO Breed Survey 11.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Shennong domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Shenxian En local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Sutai domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taichung Lard uni coloured: black 0 domestic variety origin 1960s at Taichung Dist. Agric. Imp. Sta. Peitou from Taoyuan x Tingshuanghsi 0 central Taiwan Province of China local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Taihu chin. Meat The breed is adapted to heat. Very high prolificacy is reported for this breed. It has good reputations for its high fecundity in the world. A high fat:meat ratio (FMR) is reported for this breed. Cao Wen-Jie, 1983. Test on digestabity for growing piglets of Taihu pigs Chinese J. of Animal Science, No.3 Yu Bin-Xian, 1988. Crossbreeding effects of Taihu pigs with lean pork breeds from abroad. Chinese J. of Animal Science, No.5 uni coloured: black or grey 81 71 140 115 The breed has moderate body conformation. There are differences among types. Meishan pig is larger and the bones are strong; while Mi Pig the bones fine and tight built; the other four types are intermediate ones. The head is large, wide and wrinkled forehead, heavy large, soft, and drooping ears. y 1960 domestic breed indigenous breed, obtained through long-time selection and improvement, it includes 8 varieties: Erhualian, Meishan, Fengjing, Jiaxing Black, Hengjing, Mi, Shawutou, Lishiqiao 1950 The breed is primarily distributed the lower reaches of Yangtze River and the Taihu Drainage area-the boundary area of Jiangsu and Zhijiang provinces and Shanghai Municipality. 5 5 430 66.7 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 slow growth rate;
14.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taihu - Erhualian Lishiqiao, Shawhutou, Jiaoxi 78 64 152.3 153.7 domestic variety variety of Taihu Lower Changjiang Basin Pig Breeds in China & Taihu Pigs of China 15.93 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taihu - Erhualian - Lishiqiao chin. domestic breed variety of Taihu Jingjiary County, Jiangsu Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taihu - Fengjing Chin Fungcheng, Rice-Bran Pig, Fong Djing The animals are sexually mature at 2.5 months of age. uni coloured: black 75 68 152.8 125.8 long and short-snouted types exist, 9 pairs of teats domestic variety variety of Taihu southern Shanghai F46-162 Pig Breeeds in China & Taihu Pigs of China 16.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taihu - Hengjing chin. 86 63 181 99.5 domestic variety variety of Taihu 16.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taihu - Jiaxing Black eng. This breed is known for prolificacy. Sexual maturity is reached at 2.5 months of age. uni coloured: black 77 69 128 103 8-9 pairs of teats domestic variety variety of Taihu North-eastern Zhejiang F46-162 FAO Breed Survey 15.02 17.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taihu - Meishan Meishan Mai Schan This breed is known for prolificacy. uni coloured: black with white feet 84 71 160 147 rough and thick skin, 8-9 pairs of teats domestic variety variety of Taihu: There are two sub-types: Middle Meishan and Small Meishan. These sub-types are maintained in separate breeding populations. northern Shanghai 0.95 F46-162 FAO Breed Survey Pig Breeds in China and Taihu Pigs of China 15.6 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Pig Taihu - Mi chin. 78 68 151.4 119 domestic variety variety of Taihu FAO Breed Survey Pig Breeds in China & Taihu pigs in China 14.65 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taihu - Shawutou chin. 76 69 159 134.5 domestic variety variety of Taihu local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taiwan uni coloured: black 99.4 79.2 The head is short and large, with large and drooping forward ears, wrinkled forehead and flank. The back is narrow and lightly dished, the ribs mostly straight, and the belly large and drooping (not reaching ground), the rump pitching, the legs are weak and sleeping pastern, the body skin is thick. domestic breed Taiwan Province 81.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Taiwan Small Red eng. uni coloured: red primitive; slightly dished wrinkled face; short ears; strait tail; stiff mane (male) 0 domestic variety origin from local Taiwan wild x South China Wushe, Taiwan Province of China local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Taiwan Small-ear eng. uni coloured: black long straight face; very small ears; primitive 0 domestic variety probable origin from local Taiwan wild x South China: South-western Taiwan Province of China local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Taoyuan Chung-li, Lung-Tan-Po, T'Ao-Yuan Lard uni coloured: black, dark grey 58 58 94.6 94.6 lop ears, wrinkled skin, straight tail domestic breed descended from South China North-western Taiwan Province of China 0.8 0.8 81 N18-7 Performance data were collected at the Taiwan Livestock Research Institute. - feed conversion from 30 to 90 kg body weight is 4.59;
11.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Tibetan eng. Zangzhu uni coloured: black, occasionally brown 40 50 35.9 40.9 small conformation, long and straight rectangle snout, narrow forehead and face, small size and erect (or extending forward) ears, short body, narrow chest, flat and straight or slightly dished back, neat underline, higher hind quarters, lightly pitching rump, fine and tight built legs, straight and strong hooves, dense and long mane (93-250g every pig). domestic breed A'ba and Ganzi Prefectures of Sichuan Province; Shannan and Changdu Prefectures of the Tibet Autonomous Region, Diqing Prefecture of Yunnan Province, Gannan Prefecture of Gansu Province. 0.5 173 F46-162 FAO Breed Survey 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Tibetan - Hezuo chin. uni coloured: black 44 33.31 35.84 small size, dwarf, long, coarse, dense bristles domestic breed Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province 0.37 F46-162, 164 FAO Breed Survey The animals utilize wild plants well, additional feeding is only provided during harsh winter. 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Tingshuanghsi Lard similar to Taoyuan but larger frame 0 domestic variety 0 North-eastern Taiwan Province of China local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Wai Chow Lung Kong, Wei-chou uni coloured: black 0 domestic variety variety of Cantonese 0 Hong Kong local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Wanzhe Spotted eng. Meat multi coloured: black-white spotted, the snout, leg ends, chest and the belly are white, the head and rump are black 70 55 94.4 Central China Type. The breed has moderate body conformation. The head is large, with medium-sized and drooping ears. There are wrinkles in the forehead. The back is flat and straight, and the belly large and not drooping. domestic breed including Wannan spotted and Chun'an spotted. Lantian and Nantang Districts of Xiuning County of An'hui province and Chun'an county of Zhejiang province. 0.9 0.9 4 5 68.7 FAO Breed Survey 8.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wanzhe Spotted - Wannan Spotted eng. Lantian Spotted domestic variety variety of Wanzhe Spotted local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wanzhe Spotted-Chunan Spotted eng. 65 54 69 60 domestic variety variety of Wanzhe Spotted Chunan County, Zhejiang Province 11.25 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wei chin. Xuancheng Pig, Wannan Black uni coloured: black 68 61 25.6 32.1 "Lower Changjiang Basin type. The breed has moderate body conformation and uniform and fine constitution. The head is medium-sized, there are disorder and different depth wrinkles, some are called """"herring head"""", and some called """"lion head"""". The former is more than the latter, with large,suggestible drooping forward ears. The chest is wide; the back lightly concaved, the females belly large and drooping, mostly reaching ground in the rear-gestation period." domestic breed Yicheng prefecture of An'hui Province 0.72 0.81 244 70.6 Pig Breeds in China & Local (Anhui Province) 10 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wujin - Kele chin. Lard uni coloured: black 54 62.2 65.6 South-west China Type domestic breed Guizhou Mountains, Yunnan 0.76 0.76 F46-162 FAO Breed Survey 9 11 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wujin - Liangshan chin. domestic breed Mountains of Sichuan local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wujin - Zhaotong English local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wujin - dahe used for the production of top quality Ham chin. Research uni coloured: usually black occasionally brown 54 60 48 69 small size, South-west China Type. rough and strong constitution, long head, wide and straight snout, swirls in the forehead, medium size and drooping ears, narrow body flat and straight back, higher hind quarters, plump rump and ham, rumpled skin lower half legs. domestic breed including Kele, Weining, Dahe and Liangshan Pig. Located in the Wumeng, Daliang and Xiaoliang Mountains, bordered by Sichuan, Hubei and Hunan Provinces. 0.75 200 71.8 FAO Breed Survey 7.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wuyi Black Early sex maturity. uni coloured: from grey to black 67 61 90.16 89.8 Central China Type. The head is medium-sized, with thick, medium-sized inclined forward ears, long lightly dished face, and short neck. The back is flat and straight or lightly concaved, and the legs are sturdy and slender. domestic breed including Minbei black and Gandong black. Counties at the foot of Wuyi Mountain, Nancheng county of Jiangxi Province and Pucheng county of Fujian province. 1 1 72 FAO Breed Survey 8.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wuzhishan Shan, Laoshu Meat good resistance. multi coloured: mostly black, and the belly and the inside of the legs are white, the mane is black or brown 38 38 32 32.5 South China Type, The breed has small body conformation, with fine and tight constitution, with small and long head, small and erect ears, smooth and lightly bended snout, narrow chest, flat and straight back, undraping belly, steep rump, and trim long legs. domestic breed Wuzhishan mountain region of Hainan province 0.27 F80-208 FAO Breed Survey This breed is kept outside during the day and housed during the night. The breed has a low daily gain and is growing slowly. 7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Wuzhishan - Shanzhu chin. uni coloured: black 76 66 125 lop ears domestic breed variety of Huai-Hai-Black Pig group along Huai River, Jiangsu Province 0.8 Pig Breeds in China 11.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Xiang chin. Meat The males grow slowly. Early sex maturity and begin to be bred at the age of 170 days and 120 days for males and females respectively. The meat is delicious and used to make preserved ham and roast suckling pig. multi coloured: black usually with white belly and feet 47 46 40 41.1 South China Type. The body conformation is small, with lightly straight head, small, thin and lightly extended forward or lightl drooping ears, wide and lightly concaved back, large, reaching ground belly, plump and sleeping pastern, short and trim legs. domestic breed Congjiang County, Guizhou Province; Huanjiang County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region 0.5 0.5 397 65.7 F80-208 FAO Breed Survey 6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Xiangcheng chin. domestic breed Henan Province local No Information extinct extinct -China CHN Pig Xiangxi Black Early sex maturity and begin to show estrus sigh at the age of 4-6 months and 3-4 months for males and females respectively. uni coloured: black 69 61 113.3 85.3 Central China Type. The breed is large-framed with strong constitution, and classified into long head type and short head type. There are ununiform depth of Chinese character wrinkles in the forehead. The ears are drooping. The body side is lightly long, with flat and wide back, large but not reaching ground belly, lightly pitching rump, strong and straight legs. domestic breed including Taoyuan black, Pushi black and Daheping pig. Middle and lower reaches of Yuanjiang River in Hunan province. 73.2 FAO Breed Survey 8.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Xianjuhua Xianju Spotted multi coloured: black and white spotted 71.4 67 "The breed has moderate body conformation. The ear root is a hard, and medium-sized and heavy drooping ear. The head is classified into """"mouse head"""" and """"shoos head"""", and wide and deep chest, square, flat and straight back, long and neat loin, large and slightly belly, long legs." domestic breed indigenous breed Xianju county of Zhejiang province, distributing in Linhai, Huangyan and other counties. 250 65.1 10.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Xin Huai Xin Huai, Xinhuai Meat This breed is known for high prolificacy. This breed is widely adapted. Furthermore, this breed is known for a rapid growth. uni coloured: black 87 75 244 185 y domestic breed composite of Yorkshire, Berkshire (male) and Huai (female) Huaiyin Region, Jiangsu Province 1 1 7 6 610 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey 9 13 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Xinjin - Ningan chin. 80 74 200 185 domestic breed Heilongjiang Province local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Yanan chin. Lard Early sex maturity and begin to be bred at the age of 3-5 and 5-7 months for males and females respectively in the country. uni coloured: black 68 63 96 74 South-west China Type. large uniform body conformation, slightly long and narrow body, long snout, flat and straight back, lightly pitching hind legs, lack plumpness rump, large belly and slightly pitching rump. domestic breed Yanan, Danleng, Qiulai and Rongxian counties of Sichuan province. 0.87 0.87 6.5 620 73 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 9.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Yangxin chin. uni colour: black, sometimes white spotted forehead and belly 59 68 128 94 "The breed has moderate body conformation. It is classified into """"lion head"""" and """"trunk head"""" types. The former head is short and wide, with many deep diamond-shaped wrinkles, upward setting snout, while the latter long and small head, long snout. The breed has large and drooping ears, the back lightly concaved, the belly large and not reaching ground, the rump pitching, the legs strong, the hooves sturdy." domestic breed Lower Changjiang Basin type The central producing area is located in Mugang, Cengguan and Fenglin areas of Yangxin County, Hubei province. 0.69 0.69 71.7 FAO Breed Survey 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Yayang uni coloured: black 126.8 97.1 The breed has strong body conformation, and it is classified into coarse and neat types. The former is large and drooping ears, large head, wide forehead, half double-backed, square chest, flat and straight loin, rough legs; while the latter small and drooping ears, small head, distinct soft loin, trim and strong legs. domestic breed indigenous breed The breed is native to the Yayang Prefecture, Zhejiang Province. 450 74.5 10 11 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Yili White eng. Meat 81 73 170 140 domestic breed composite of Russian Large White and Local White North-western Xinjiang 1.25 1.25 FAO Breed Survey 9.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Yimeng Black eng. Meat uni coloured: black 81 71 199 154.3 "North China Type. The breed is medium-framed: moderate-sized head, medium-sized, strong-root and inclined forward ears, short and slightly upper erect snout. There is """"jinqian"""" winkles in its wide forehead." domestic breed The border area of the Yinan, Yishui and Lunan Counties in the South of Linyi Prefecture, Shandong province. 0.7 0.7 550 76.3 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 10 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Pig Yuedong Black """""hexia tou""""" Early sex maturity. uni coloured: black 63 53 74.9 58.5 South China Type. The breed has rectangle body conformation, with neat and trim head, wide and flat forehead, fairly small and inclined erect ears, lightly long and smooth snout, trim jowl. The back and loin are wide and concaved. The belly is lightly large but not reaching ground. The legs are straight, sound and moderately long. domestic breed Huiyang, Raoping and Jiaoling counties in Guangdong province. 281 70.3 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on household scraps and concentrates. 10 9.3 11.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Yujiang Yushan Black uni coloured: black 62 54 84.2 75.6 Central China Type. The breed has small body conformation and loose constitution, with medium-sized and drooping ears, wide short upward snout, short and plump neck, wide and lightly concaved loin, medium-sized belly, lightly plump and pitching rump, short and sturdy legs. domestic breed including Yushan black, Guangfeng black and Jiangshan black. Yushan county of Jiangxi province and Jiangshan county of Zhejiang Province. 0.7 0.7 72.5 FAO Breed Survey 9.8 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pig Zhejiang Middle large domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Pigeon American King eng. White King domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Quail France domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Quail Japanese domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Rabbit Belgian Hare eng. Belgian Hare domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Rabbit Californian eng. California domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Rabbit Denmark Long-wool eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Rabbit French Angora eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Rabbit French Lop eng. French Lop domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Rabbit Fujian Yellow comment: iris colour is red, black, blue 2 2 small body size; coarse and short fleece; small and erect ears. Four pairs nipples are most common, but 5 pairs also could be seen. The rabbit in the coastal is weighter than mountains. domestic breed indigenous breed Fujian Province. 4 8 54 6 9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Rabbit German Angora eng. Angora German domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Rabbit Rex eng. Rex domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Rabbit Sichuan White Lard They have strong abilities of adaptation. Disease-restack. Good fertility . uni coloured: white is the most common colour, but black, yellow, light brown also exist 2.35 Small body size, compact body structure; fine head, tine mouse, without wattles; red eyes; short and small ears; thick and erect ears. 4 pairs nipples. Fine fleece; Closed and short fleece. domestic breed indigenous breed Sichuan Province. 6 4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Rabbit Wanzai Meat Meat has low cholesterol. They grow fast and could be slaughtered at 8-month old. uni coloured: black or light brown 2 2 small and erect ears with wool; blue eyes (red rabbit with white colours); flat back and waist; short tail; short hair domestic breed indigenous breed Wanzai County and Yuanzhou County, Jiangxi Province 3.8 3.8 5 5 62.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Rabbit Yunnan Spotted Good abilities of adaptation. Disease-resistance. Grow fast. uni coloured: white is most common colour, but grey, black, black with white, bay etc also exist
comment: red or blue eyes for white type: blue or black eyes for other colour types 2 short and erect ears; tine mouth; without wattles. Ear length: 7~10cm; Ear width: 4~6cm; Ear thickness: 0.1~0.15cm. domestic breed indigenous breed Yunnan Province. 6 58.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Altay Fat-Rumped eng. Meat The breed is tolerant to dry and cold climate. The animals are well adapted to high mountain areas. A poor twinning rate is reported for this breed. The breed is known for the rapid growth in lambs. multi coloured: brown, yellow 2 2 males: spiral shaped females: small horns 76 72 93 68 fat tail sheep, large body size. domestic variety indigenous breed, variety of Kazakh Fat-Rumped Fuhai, Fuyun, Qinghe, Altay, Burjin, Jibunai, Habahe, Sinkiang. wool medium 1.6 4.5 4.25 18 18 184 52.9 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Aohan Finewool Wool The breed is adapted to the local environment (dry climate and marginal conditions). Twin births are reported for this breed The breed produces top grade finewool. Aohan Merino Farm, 1986. Study on some reproductive porformances of Aohan Merino. Zhongguo Yangyang, No.1 uni coloured: white 2 0 spiral shaped 79 69 90 50 y 1975 domestic breed composite of Soviet Merino, Stavropol Merino (male) and Mongolian Sheep (female) Chifeng Region, Inner Mongolia wool fine 7 4 3.5 18 18 184 FAO Breed Survey Sheep and Goat Breeds in China The animals endure a lack of water supply. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Australian Merino eng. Australian Merino 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Bashibai short mature period. uni coloured: reddish-brown 0 0 120 82.5 domestic breed indigenous breed Yuming County, Singkang. 3.25 50 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Bayinbuluke not good at production wool. Meat Wool quality: fleece is composed of down hair, heterotopias fibers, coarse wool and kemp. 0 0 70 43 short fat tail sheep. domestic breed indigenous breed Yourduoshi basin, Sinkiang. wool coarse/carpet 1.6 0.9 46.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Cele Black Cele Black 0 0 45 35 domestic breed indigenous breed Cele County, Sinkiang. 1.35 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Charolais fr. Charollais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Chinese Karakul eng. PeltFur uni coloured: black 2 0 74 66 71 46 domestic breed origin not clear - either grading Kuche and Kazakh to Karakul or composite of Karakul and Mongol western Xinjiang wool 2 4.6 4.25 FAO Breed Survey 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Chinese Merino eng. Merino 0 0 73 66 92 43 domestic breed wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Diqing 0 0 41 36 Tibet sheep, short coarse wool breed. domestic breed indigenous breed Diqing state, Yunnan province. 0.7 43 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Duolang Meat grow fast. high reproductive rate. 0 0 98 68 large body size. domestic breed indigenous breed west-south edge of the Takelamagan desert; Maigaiti, Bachu, Yuepu, Shace county, Sinkiang. 2.1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Fat-tailed Han lambskin is thin and slight, devious meat quality, strong reproduction ability. The lamb fur of Tan sheep is white. 0 0 72 52 long fat tail sheep. domestic breed indigenous breed Liaocheng district, Shandong province; Heilonggang district, Hebei province. wool coarse/carpet 65.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Gansu Alpine Finewool eng. Northwestern Chinese Merino, North-West China Merino Wool The breed is adapted to the local environment (cold climate in the plateau region, high mountains). This breed is known for a poor twinning rate. Yao Shu-Qing: The prelimenary analys on mutton performance of Gansu Alpine Merino Sheep; Zhongguo YangYang J. 1984 No.1. Huang Ci-Hua: Observation on ovulation trait for Gansu Alpin Merino Sheep; Chinese J. of An. Sci., 1987, No.5. uni coloured: white 2 2 males: spiral shaped horns females: scurs or small horns 78 65 75 40 y 1970 domestic breed composite of Caucasian, Xinjiang Merino (male) and Mongolia, Tibetan (female) Huang-Cheng-Tan Region in Gansu Province wool fine 5.5 4.2 4 24 18 184 FAO Breed Survey Sheep and Goat Breeds in China 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep German Mutton Merino German Mutton Merino 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Guangling Large-Tail eng. Meat 2 0 65 62 52 43 short fat tail domestic breed descended from Mongolian Shanxi wool coarse/carpet 1 3.7 3.7 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Guide Black Fur 0 0 56 43 short fat tail sheep. domestic breed indigenous breed south of Sinkiang, Guinan county 46 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Hanzhong high meat production performance Meat high reproductive ability. 0 0 35 31 homogeneity fleece. domestic breed indigenous breed Ningqiang, Lueyang and Mianxian county, Shanxi province. 1.6 48 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Hazakh Kazakh Wool Good abilities adapt to pasture area. 0 0 60 46 fat tail sheep. domestic breed indigenous breed the north foot of the Tian Mount, the south of the Aletai Mount, Hami district, Sinkiang; the march with the Sinkiang, Gansu and Qinghai province. wool 1.88 2.63 47.6 Wool quality: fleece wool is composed of fine wool, heterotopias fibers, coarse wool and kemp local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Hetian used as carpet wool of better quality. Wool Strong abilities of fat cumulated under the condition of dryness, hotness, and lower nutrition level. multi coloured: white with black or pied head 2 0/2 63 60 39 34 similar to Tibegolian, short fat tail domestic breed Yutian, Luopu, Hetian, Moyu, Minfeng, Cele, Pishan County, Singkang. wool coarse/carpet 1.2 2.64 2.7 42 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Hu It is the special lambskin breed in Chain and famous for beautiful lambskin. Lambskins with wave-shaped ripples have larger-ripple type, moderately-ripple type or small-ripple type. The lambskin quality is good for which has moderately ripples or small ripples or small-large ripples. chin. Wool grow fast. This is one of most prolific breeds in the world. early maturity and multiple lambs. uni coloured: white 0 0 66 61 49 37 short fat tail domestic breed descended from Mongolian Wuxing, Tongxian, Jiaxing, Changxing, Deqing, Haiyan, Yuhang, Haining county, Suburg of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province; Wujiang, Wuxian, Wuxi, Changshu, Jiangying, Chuzhou, Taichang, Kunshan, Yixing county, Jiangsu province; Shanghai city. wool coarse/carpet 1.2 45 FAO Breed Survey F46-111-115 F17-91 Main products of the breed are skin and fur of 2 days old lambs, avg. lambing precentage is 247%, ewes lamb twice a year or three times per two years. 2.08 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Jinzhong Taiku, Luan grow fast. tender meat quality, low wool production with poor wool quality. uni coloured: white 2 0 62 58 48 31 similar to Han, but with short fat tail domestic variety local variety of Mongolian origin Jinzhong basin, Shanxi province. wool coarse/carpet 0.75 2.9 2.8 52 Breeds of domestic Animals and Poultry in Shanxi 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Kazakh Fat-Rumped eng. Kazakh Fat-Rumped Kazakhskaya Kurdyuchnaya Wool This breed is known for its large fat tail weighing about 7 kg. uni coloured: reddish-brown 2 0 72 68 60 46 domestic breed east Xinjiang wool coarse/carpet 1.88 3.3 3.7 FAO Breed Survey F46-111, 114 1.02 2 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Kerkezi uni coloured: black 0 0 Ram has horns and ewe has small horn. 50 35 appearances look like Kazakh sheep. domestic breed indigenous breed Kerkezhi district, Sinkiang. 1.5 50 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Lanzhou Large-Tail Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 70 63 58 44 fat tail domestic breed composite of Tong and Mongolian 1862-1875 Suburb of Lanzhou city, Gansu province. wool medium 1.3 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Lincoln eng. Lincoln Longwool 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Sheep Min-Xian Black Fur mainly used to produce black lamb fur. PeltFur adapt to cold and darkness environment. uni coloured: black 2 0 56 54 31 27.5 short fat tail sheep. domestic breed Mingling county, Guans province. wool 44 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Mongolian eng. Mongolian Kalkh Khoni, Mongol Merino Sheep, Mongolian Fat-Tailed, China Fat-Tailed Wool The breed is adapted to a cold and dry climate and survives temperature fluctuations from -50°C to 35°C. adapt to stock management. The animals are tolerant to roughage and show a high coarse-feed efficiency and fatten very quickly. uni coloured: white usually with black head 2 2 70 68 47 32 short fat tail. strong and compact body. y 1965 domestic breed composite of Soviet Merino, Caucasian Merino (male) and Mongolian sheep (female) Inner Mongolia (50%), Ganshu province (30%), east north of China, Qinghai province, Sinkiang. wool coarse/carpet 1.23 120 30 6.35 3.65 3.58 73 FAO Breed Survey Data forwarded from EAAP F46-111, 114, 115 The breed is kept under transhumant conditions with housing for two to six months of the year and with mixed feeding, access to water seems to be a problem. Compared to the Soviet Merino breed, the Mongolian sheep in China was lower for litter size, higher for length of mating season, much higher for age at sexual maturity and much lower for wool yield. 1.05 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep North-East China Finewool eng. Northeast(ern) Chinese Merino, North-East Merino Sheep Wool The breed is known for its adaptability to cold and dry climatic conditions. General reproduction qualities are reported for this breed. The animals are producing a top quality fleece and mutton. Zhang Yan-Ling; The selection and exploitation of Northeast Merino., Zhongguo Yangyang Journal, 1985, No.2 uni coloured: white 2 0 males: spiral shaped horns 74 68 85 45 y 1967 domestic breed composite of Rambouillet, Corriedale (male) and Mongolian (female) 1967 plains and hills of Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang Province hair fine 6.1 4.5 4.2 18 18 184 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Poll Dorset eng. Poll Dorset Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Qinghai Semi-Finewool Wool 2 0 80 35 longwoolled domestic breed composite of Tsigai, Xinjiang Finewool, Tibetan and Romney Qinghai wool medium 2 The animals are exposed to a lack of water supply. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Romney eng. Romney 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Sishui North-Lu 2 0 The ram has large helix horns and ewe without horn. short tail fat breed. domestic breed 48 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Small Tailed Han high meat performance. eng. Meat The breed is adaptable to mild and humid climates. This breed is reported to be resistant to foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis) nodosus. This breed is highly prolific and has a long breeding season. A fast growth rate is reported for this breed. Yan Yunqing; Zhongguo Yangyang (1986), no 1; (3.7.1 and 3.7.2) The prelimenary study on performance of fertility in Small-tailed Han Sheep; Some suggestions and selection status in Small-tailed Han Sheep. Wang Jingyuan; Zhongguo Yangyang (1989), no.2 uni coloured: white 2 2 males: spiral shaped females: small horns 76 69 94 49 average tail length 19-23 cm, short fat tail sheep. y 1987 domestic breed variety of Han, indigenous breed North-east, South, East of Heibei province; West-east of Shandong province; North of Anhui province; North of Jiangsu province. wool medium 1.3 8 6 184 55.6 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 F46-111, 115 2.3 2.7 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Suffolk eng Suffolk Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Taihang uni coloured: the proportion of sheep with white wool throughout body is 79% 0 0 helix horns for most of rams, horn or for most of ewes. moderately body size and firmed type. domestic breed indigenous breed Anyang, Xinxiang district, Henan province. 51 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tan mainly using to produce black lamb fur, wool elasticity and resilience, used as the coarse material for carpet. Tan-Yang Wool adapt to barren condition. The lamb fur of Tan sheep is white, soft and beautiful with wave shape wool. uni coloured: white, usually with black or brown head and legs 2 0 female are polled or scurred 66 62 47 35 short fat tail domestic breed descended from Mongolian Ningxia, Ganshu, Inner Mongolia, and Shaanxi. wool coarse/carpet 1.55 3.44 3.33 45 F46-111 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tashikurgan Bashi Meat grow fast. short mature period. 0 0 69 54 fat-tailed breed, large body size. domestic breed indigenous breed Tashikurgan antonymous county, Sinkiang. 2.25 55 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tengchong 0 0 52 51 long taper shape tail. domestic breed indigenous breed Mingguang, Yunhua, Guyong, Ruidian, Zhonghe, Jietou district, Yunnan province. wool coarse/carpet 1.28 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Tibetan The wool of grass-type is the origin material of the high quality carpet wool. eng. Tibetan Meat Good abilities adapt to plateau pasture area. Wool quality: fleece is composed of down hair, heterotopias fibers, coarse wool and kemp. uni coloured: black with brown head and legs 2 2 63 63 51 43 short and thin tail type sheep. domestic breed Tibet; Qinghai province; Gannan district, Gansu province; Ganzhi, Aba Tibet, Liangshan Yi autonomous district, Sichuan province; Yungui plateau. wool coarse/carpet 1.3 0.9 1.3 46 F46-114 F30-149 FAO Breed Survey plateau-type or grass-type. 1.03 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tibetan - Qinghai Black Tibetan Wool uni coloured: black 0 0 75 70 56 43 domestic variety descended from Tibetan Qinghai wool coarse/carpet 1.6 Sheep and Goat Breeds in China 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tibetan-Plateau Type eng. 0 0 67 63 40 32 largest variety of Tibetan domestic variety variety of Tibetan in the high, cold pastoral areas (over 4 500m asl.) wool 1 F46-111, 115 Sheep and goat breeds in China The animals endure a lack of water supply. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tibetan-Sanjiang Type eng. 0 0 73 70 40 33 domestic variety variety of Tibetan in the forest areas of Tibet at about 3 000m asl. wool The animals endure a lack of water supply. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tibetan-Shangu Type eng. 0 0 60 60 20 18 domestic variety variety of Tibetan wool local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tibetan-Tengchong Type eng. 0 0 71 71 52 50 domestic variety variety of Tibetan wool local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tibetan-Yarlong Zanbu Type eng. 0 0 60 60 31 21 domestic variety variety of Tibetan Tibet,over 3 500m asl. wool The animals endure a lack of water supply. local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tong Tongyang, Tongzhou, Tungchow, T'ung Meat short mature period, low fertility. good wool quality, low wool production. uni coloured: white 0 0 64 59 44 39 tassels, big fat tail sheep. domestic breed descended from Mongolian Weinan, Xianyang, Yan'an district, Shanxi province. wool medium 1.2 57.7 F46-111, 114 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Tsigai Tsigai 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -China CHN Sheep Ujumqin chin. Meat The breed is known for its adaptability to cold and dry climatic conditions. This breed is known for a poor twinning rate. A rapid growth rate in lambs and quality for mutton are reported for this breed. High production of meat or fat. Strong abilities of fat cumulated under the condition of grazing in four seasons. Wen Yu-Lan et al.; Growth and development in Ujumuqin sheep, Chinese Journal of Animal Science, 1984, No.10. Wang An-Yue; Types analysis in Ujumqin sheep Zhongguo Yangyang, 1989, No.1 uni coloured: black and white head 2 0 males: spiral shaped horns 71 65 75 58 short fat tail sheep, domestic variety indigenous breed, variety of Mongolian 1000 east, west of Ujumqin, Labahanar district of Inner Mongolia wool coarse/carpet 4.3 3.8 18 18 184 53.6 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 There is a lack of water supply. The animals were kept under a nomadic management system before 1980, now they are mainly kept under transhumant conditions. Wool quality: fleece wool is composed of down hair, heterotopias fibers, coarse wool and kemp. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Wadi North-Lu. 0 0 short tail fat breed. domestic breed indigenous breed Dezhou, Huimin district, Dongying city and Weifang city, Shandong province. 50 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Weining multi coloured: white on body, black or light brown spots on the head and lower legs 0 0 Most of rams have horns. narrow body shape, and higher front of body than rear. domestic breed indigenous breed Weining county, Guizhou province. wool coarse/carpet 1.3 45.3 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Xinji Fine-wool 0 0 domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Xinjiang Finewool eng. Sin'tszyanskaya, Sinkiang Merino, Xinjiang Merino, Sinkiang Fine-Wool Wool The breed is known for its adaptability to cold and humid climates and a high mountain environment. Twin births are reported for this breed This breed is known for the production of good quality mutton and wool. Zhao You-Zhang; Reproductive effects of Xinjiang Merino in different ecology conditions. Zhongguo YangYang Zhongguo Yangyang, 1984, No.1 Huang Zhao-Ming; The structure in different depth of skin of Xinjiang Merino. Zhongguo YangYang, 1985, No.3 uni coloured: white 2 2 males: spiral shaped horns females: small horns 75 65 93 46 y 1952 domestic breed composite of Caucasian, Précoce (male) and Hazake, Mongolian (female) Yili, Hazake Region of Xinjiang wool fine 5.5 4.2 3.9 18 18 184 FAO Breed Survey Sheep and Goats in China The animals endure a lack of water supply. 1.4 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Yunna Semi-fine wool 0 0 domestic breed developed breed local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Yuxi Large-tailed Yuxi Fat-tailed Wool Wool is pooled twice per year. 0 0 36 27 domestic breed indigenous breed Luoyang district, north of Nanyang district, west of Kaifeng and Xuchang district, Henan province. 1.7 3.4 3 51 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Sheep Zhaotong country coarse sheep 0 0 41 32 short tail breed, heterogeneous fleece. domestic breed indigenous breed Zhaotong, Ludian, Qiaojia, Yanjin, Daguan, Yongshan, Huanjiang, Zhenxiong, Yiliang, Weixin, Shuifu County, Yunnan province. 3.1 2.8 46 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Turkey Bronze Bronze domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -China CHN Turkey Nicolas Commercial strain- Nicholas domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Changtai En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Yak (domestic) Huanhu En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Yak (domestic) Jinchuan En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Yak (domestic) Jiu Long Yak chin. Meat The animals are known for their resistance to cold. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and white spotted (25 %) 2 2 Males and females both have horns, with big space between. 138 116 593.5 314.5 The Jiulong has broad forehead and rather short head. Forelock grows thickly and curlily. The Jiulong has short thick neck, relatively high withers with hump, very deep thorax, smooth straight back and loin, not wide but little droopping rump, short tail lowly attached, relatively short quarters. n domestic breed Jiulong, Kangding county in Sichuan Province. 150 347 6.8 15.9 15.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Leiwuqi En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Yak (domestic) Maiwa Yak Milk The breed is suitable to graze on very cold marsh grassland. uni coloured: black (64%) 2 2 Most of them have horns, which direct to rearward and bend inward. 126 106 414 222 This breed has a head with proper size, and wide flat forehead. Forelock grow thickly and tortuous. The Maiwa has thin neck, low, and thin dewlap, flat and straight back and loin, big and not sagging abdomen, narrow slant croup, short legs, and smallfirm hooves. n domestic breed the county of HongYuan of Aba Zang autonomous state in Sichuan Province and along the counties of Waqiemaiwa and Ruorgai. 180 365 6.75 13 12 55.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Muli uni coloured: black multi coloured: white spotted 2 2 big head, wide forehead, small ears, neck is thick without dewlap in males, but thin in females, short quarters and firm hooves, fleece yield includes coarse hair and under wool domestic breed indigenous breed the Muli Zang autonomous county in Sichuan Province. 407 53.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Niangya Liangya multi coloured: 60% is uniformly black, rest is complex in colour 0 0 The Liangya has rugged head, short wide forehead, relatively concave face, high wide thick withers for males, and little lower withers for females; big and not dropping belly, drooping rump and strong quarters. domestic breed indigenous breed Jiali county of Naqu region in Tibet autonomous prefeture. 51.5 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Pali uni coloured: maily black, but dark brown, yellow-brown and black and white can also be found 0 0 Length between horns is wide, some reaches 50 cm. The Pali has big head with flat forehead, short thick neck, high and wide withers, deep portray, flat straight back and loin, not fleshy but compact rump, and short strong legs. domestic breed indigenous breed Pali town in Yadong county of Rigeze region in Tibet autonomous prefeture. 51.6 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Qinghai Plateau Yak Meat The breed is adapted to harsh conditions. The animals have strong hoofs. They are fast. uni coloured: black, black and brown hair covers 71.8% of the whole body 2 2 wide horns 129 111 443.5 256.5 The wither is high long and wide. This breed has compact fine constitution, well developed fore qureters; the hindquarters are not good as the fore ones. The Qingzang Plateau has big head, soft and deep skin, the head of female yak is long with broad forehead and horn, udders are relatively like bowl and dish, nipples are short and relatively. n domestic breed Genes of wild yak are mixed into this breed. Zaduo, Zhiduo and Quma of Yushu Zang Tibet autonomous prefecture in Qinghai Province, Maduo county of Guoluo Zang Tibet autonomous prefecture, Tianjun county in Ge'ermu city of Kazakstan autonomous prefecture and the Qilian county of Haibei autonomous prefecture. 274 150 6.8 53 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Sibu 0 0 horns extending outwards and upwards with the top spreading backwards and large space between two horns. The Sibu has deep wide chest. Most of them have flat straight back and loin, big but not dropping belly, but most of them have underdeveloped rear quarters. domestic breed indigenous breed the Sibu gully 20 miles from Mozhugongga County in Tibet autonomous prefeture. 8.5 49.9 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Tianzhu White Yak Wool The white hair of the animals is very precious. uni coloured: red with white hair (undercoat) 2 2 Horns are wide and long. Female: thin and long horn. Horn bends outside and hind out. 121 108 264 190 compact fine constitution, well developed fore quarters, and the hindquarters are not good as the fore one. Head of male is big and forehead is wide. Forelock grow thickly and cur lily. Head of Female is trim and forehead is comparatively narrow. Neck is wide and Dewlap is underdeveloped. The wither is apparently high and chest is deep. The rump looks like the roof or be narrow, the quarters grow very short. n domestic breed the Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County in Ganshu Province 400 52 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Tibetan High Mountain Yak eng. Meat The breed is adapted to its mountainous environment, the short grass growing season and a wide temperature range. uni coloured: black (60%), black with white head (30% ) 2 2 120 105 289 192 The Tibet High Mountain has relatively heavier head and wide flat forehead. The Tibet High Mountain has deep chest, flat straight back and loin. The belly is big but not sagging. The Tibet High Mountain has narrow and little drooping rump, short tail and small round hooves. domestic breed the northwest of Qinghai-Tibet Platean in Tibet and the the Three River valley in the south of Tibet. 305 396 138 230 53.2 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Xinjiang multi coloured: mainly black, brown, grey
comment: those in Hami area are mostly pure black, or grey or black and white in colour 0 0 123 113 288 211 The Xingjiang has rugged head, short broad forehead, aerial withers, deep thorax and short thick quarters. Long hairs cover the whole body, with hairs under belly skirt shaped and tail hairs broom shaped. domestic breed indigenous breed Aljin Mountains, Kunlun Mountains and Pamirs in the south foot of Tianshan; alpine area at the altitude of 2400-4000 meteres, and few in Hami region of East Tianshan. 53 local No Information unknown unknown -China CHN Yak (domestic) Xueduo En local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -China CHN Yak (domestic) Zhogdian China-Burma 2 2 They all have long slim horns in black or gray colour, spreading outwards and upwards with the top of the horns relatively ahead or backwards. 113 105 135 193 This breed has vigorous and beefy constitution with cuneiform body types. They have wide forehead, concave face, big round eyes protrude out, relatively small ears drop down gently, thin neck without dewlap, long flat and straight back and loin, long deep chest, deep heavy body, drooping rump and short quarters, long and rung shaped tail with short hairs on. Hairs are long, especially those on quarters and belly extending to the earth. Males' forequarters are higher than rear quarter. Females' Chests develop well, with shorter legs than males' and forequarters and rear quarters of the same height. domestic breed indigenous breed Zhongdian and Deqin of Diqing Zang autonomous state in Yunnan Province. 210 220 202 216 6.2 47.8 Bulls like to fight but female looks docile. local No Information unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Cattle Bambara Bambara Djakoré, Méré, Taurin du Kaartaa, Mande uni coloured: yellow-brown to red 2 2 105 102 300 210 domestic breed composite of N'Dama and Sudanese Fulani (zebu): The population is almost stabilized with respect to its composition of Zebu and N'Dama. 150 300 2.5 F20(2) -84 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Cattle Baoulé fr. Baoulé Boeuf Lobi Meat The breed is known for hardiness towards living conditions in the hot, humid tropics. This breed is reported to be tolerant to trypanosomiasis and tick-borne diseases. Reviewed by G.S.Aboagye et al.; World Animal Review, n.78, 1994/1 uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black with white patches 2 2 males: crown, half-moon or hook shaped females: smaller horns than in males 105 95 300 200 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn north and central Côte d'Ivoire 210 360 5.03 14 14 270 F20(2) -120 FAO Breed Survey W78 F78-33, 48 Available information on production characteristics of this breed have been compiled and reviewed for animals kept under different management conditions. regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Cattle Lagune Lagune Mayombe, Mayumbe, Race des lagunes, Lagunaire adapted to humid climate conditions and forest areas This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 short slim horns 100 88 170 155 very small cattle, short legged domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn: Lagune is the name used for Dwarf Shorthorn cattle in French-speaking West and Central Africa. coast of Côte d'Ivoire 225 9.9 9.5 120 F20(1) -45, 109 F20(2) -128 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 113 400 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn north-west and center 588 5.5 17.6 16.6 70 55 F20(1) -37 W50-11 FAO Breed Survey Performance data represent averages from studies conducted at village level and on station at the Institut des Savanes. regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Cattle Zébu Peul Soudanais fr. West African Zebu Sahel, Sudanese Fulani Heat tolerant. This is a good meat animal which fattens easily.
This breed has the ability to walk long distances. uni coloured: light grey 2 2 lyrehorned 125 116 400 300 domestic breed West African Zebu type North of Côte d'Ivoire. 290 450 765 5.5 23 23 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured on animals kept under transhumant conditions and fed on total grazing. A small number of the breed (29%) are used for traction in the cotton areas, these are also fed on fodder and kitchen scraps. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Chicken Local Chicken of Côte d'Ivoire eng. Meat indigenous 2 1 domestic species indigenous breed country-wide 40 local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Chicken Souche Chair fr. Anak, Arbor, Ross308, Vedette, Hubbar Meat industrial domestic imported from France, The Netherlands, Germany and United Kingdom local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Chicken Souche Pondeuse Bovans, Isa Brown Eggs industrial domestic imported from France, The Netherlands, Germany, United Kingdom 230 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Duck (domestic) Local Duck of Côte d'Ivoire Meat fancy domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 40 40 15 15 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed coast of Côte d'Ivoire F88-110,113 FAO Breed Survey In the villages animals are also fed on household scraps. There is very little information on the performance of these goats available in Cote d'Ivoire. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Goose (domestic) Local Geese of Côte d'Ivoire eng. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Guinea fowl Local Guineafowl of Côte d'Ivoire eng. Meat indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Partridge Local Partridge of Côte d'Ivoire eng. Meat feral breed local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Pig Korhogo Korhogo Meat 70 60 domestic breed composite of Berkshire and (Large White x local West African) from 1930 onwards southern Côte d'Ivoire 7 10 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Pig locale fr.=local Meat 50 40 60 50 domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Pigeon Local Pigeon of Côte d'Ivoire eng. Meat indigenous domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Dwarf, West African Maned, Cameroons Dwarf The breed is very adapted to the conditions in Côte d'Ivoire. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 50 50 35 25 males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed hair 111 65 6 0.25 2.2 2.1 98 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on fodder, total grazing and agricultural by products such as rice husks and cotton cake. 1.29 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Sheep Peul Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peuhl, Peul-Peul, Peulh, Poulfouli, Sahélien, Fulani Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 55 40 30 domestic breed imported from Sahelian countries; Sahel type wool 3.1 2.9 117 F88-135 W53-14 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Côte d'Ivoire CIV Turkey Local Turkey of Côte d'Ivoire eng. Meat fancy domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Bakosi Muturu Muturu, Kosi uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 110 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn North-eastern part of the boundary of the Bakosi tribe on the western slopes of Mount Manengouba in the Bangemu Subdivision of South-west Province 0 F20(2) -242 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Bakweri Muturu Muturu 2 2 98 domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn Foot of Mt. Cameroons, South-western Cameroon F20(2) -242 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Bamileke 2 2 0 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn South-western Cameroon local No Information extinct extinct -Cameroon CMR Cattle Banyo Banyolé Meat uni coloured: red often with white face and belly
multi coloured: red pied often with white face and belly 2 2 domestic variety variety of Goudali de l'Adamaoua with Red Bororo blood local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Choa fr. Shuwa Tur, Wadara, Arab Shuwa PackBaggage uni coloured: usually dark red, also black or pied 2 2 129 126 323 277 well developed hump in males domestic breed West African Shorthorned Zebu type, similar to Azaouak 396 454 1814 18.8 17.9 F20(1) -102 N5-129 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, or transhumant conditions in the dry season and fed on total grazing. The animals encounter the necessity to search for both water and feed during the dry season. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Goudali de l'Adamaoua fr. Adamawa, Cameroons Gudali, Cameroons Fulaniv Meat uni coloured: red
multi coloured: red, white 2 2 450 West African Zebu type domestic Adamoua Province, northern Cameroon local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Kapsiki Kirdi Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant Cattle of this breed plays an important role in the traditional life of the Kapsiki people, they are used in much the same way as Muturu cattle in Nigeria for dowries, special feasts and rituals. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black, white 2 2 medium length (20-40 cm) 108 104 200 170 small animals domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn Mokolo, Mandara, northern Cameroon F20(2) -240 W78 F78-19 local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Kuri Kuri Baharie, Bare, Borrie, Boudouma, Buduma, Chad, Dongole, Kuburi, White Lake Chad, Kouri Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant The animals can stay afloat and swim long distances. uni coloured: white, occasionally with spots 2 2 gigantic bulbous horns 152 139 499 363 domestic breed Bos taurus longifrons (Longhorn subgroup) Lake Chad Basin of Cameroon 280 360 800 25 23 FAO Breed Survey F2-30 Bourzat D., Idriss A., Zeuh V. (1992). Malbrant et al (1949). Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on total grazing. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Mbororo à robe blanche fr. White Fulani Akou, Bunaji, Foulbe Blanc, White Bororo, White Kano, Yakanaji, White Fulani Meat uni coloured: usually white with black spots 2 2 lyre shaped horns, up to 51 cm 130 350 323 large dewlaps, especially in males domestic breed West African Lyre-horned Zebu type mainly found in the western part of the North-west Province and the western part of Adamaoua Province 220 827 5.5 21.5 21.5 N2-68-75 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Cattle Mbororo à robe rouge fr. Red Bororo Djafoun, Fellata, Gabassae, Gadehe, Hanagamba, Kreda, Mbororo, Ogha, Rahaza, Red Bororo, Red Fulani, Brahaza Meat uni coloured: mahogany, sometimes white 2 2 very long (up to 63 cm) lyre shaped horns 430 slender body with long legs domestic breed West African Long-lyrehorned Zebu type northern Cameroon 900 W42-34 FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Longhorn, Fouta jallon, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama peti, Outa malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn mainly in the palm plantations in the Littoral and South Provinces 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Cattle N'gaoundéré Foulbé, Peuhl Meat uni coloured: brown, roan,
multi coloured: red pied, black pied 2 2 domestic variety variety of Goudali de l'Adamaoua local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Namchi Doayo, M'bougi, M'bouye, Namchi, Namji, Namshi, Poli, Kirdi General This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: black, occasionally brown
multi coloured: black and white pied, spotted, occasionally brown spotted 2 2 105 100 195 150 domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn Poli, North-western Cameroon F20(2) -241 local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Préwakwa Meat uni coloured: red or red pied Zebu domestic variety Brahman x Adamawa. Original of Wakwa local No Information extinct extinct -Cameroon CMR Cattle Toupouri Toupouri Bovin du Logone, Toubouri, Massa 2 2 118 125 domestic variety variety of Shuwa 40 FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Cattle Yola Yola Foulbé de Yola, Mayne, Tattabareji Meat uni coloured: black, red, brown, dun
comments: pied or speckled with white 2 2 0 domestic variety variety of Goudali de l'Adamaoua with Muturu blood South-western Cameroon regional No Information extinct extinct extinct -Cameroon CMR Duck (domestic) Canard du Cameroun fr. = duck of cameroun Meat rarely sick 3.5 3 Sexual dimorphism; difference in size and shape of male and female ducks domestic species indigenous breed Southern parts of Cameroun local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Goat Chèvre de Kirdi fr. Meat 0 0 50 21 domestic variety variety of nain de l'Ouest africain North of Cameroon local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Goat Chèvre de désert ou de Sahel fr. Meat 0 0 75 70 30 long thin legs domestic breed indigenous breed Chad North of Cameroon local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Goat Chèvre rouge de Sokoto ou de Maradi fr. Red Sokoto Meat uni coloured: brown 0 0 65 28 26 domestic breed indigenous breed North of Burundi regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Goat Nain de l'Ouest africain fr. Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, West African Dwarf, African Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. multi coloured: mainly black, brown, white or mottled 2 2 45 40 20 24 males normally bearded, with a weak mane
short legs domestic 1.17 local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Goat Nubian Anglo-Nubian Milk 0 0 "typical """"roman nose"""", broad, long and drooping ears" domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Goat Saanen Saanen Milk uni coloured: white or cream 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk multi coloured: main coat colours are red, light brown or brown, distinct white patches can be found on different parts of the body: forming two lines from the eye to the muzzle, on the hind legs till the hooves and a triangular spot on each side of the tail 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Goose (domestic) Oies du Cameroun fr. """""Geese of Cameroun""""" Meat 6.5 4.5 Sexual dimorphism; difference in size and shape of male and female geese domestic species indigenous breed Southern parts of Cameroun local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Guinea fowl Pintades du Cameroun fr.= Guinea fowl of Cameroun rarely sick Sexual dimorphism; difference in size and shape of male and female guinea fowls domestic species indigenous breed Southern parts of Cameroun local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Guinea pig Cobaye guinea pigs are used as gifts for ritual ceremonies or as luxury meat offered to special guests fr. = Guinea pig Meat domestic species Western plateau and in the humid tropical forest of the South, also in peri-urban areas in rural areas guinea pigs are kept in the kitchen local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Pig Bakosi domestic variety variety of West African local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Pig Bamiléké Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Pig Kousseri Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Pig Mankon Long Nose eng. Meat prolific domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Rabbit Lappin fr. = Rabbit Meat domestic species recently imported West, North-West, the Center and the Littoral parts of Cameroun, in particular around large cities local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Sheep Bornu Bornu Balandji, Balani, Balemi, Balonndi, Bellani, Weiladjo, White Bororo, Balami Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 64 47 large sized animals domestic variety variety of Fulani northern Cameroon wool 3.5 3.5 142 F88-149 N2-116 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn Wool 0 0 46 46 domestic breed imported from USA Research center of Mankon international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cameroon CMR Sheep Katahdin Katahdin Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA Research center of Mankon international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Sheep Kirdi Massa Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 28 23 domestic variety variety of nain de l'Ouest africain Northern provinces local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Sheep Le nain de l'Ouest africain fr. Cameroons Dwarf, Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Maned, West African Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 60 50 28 22.5 males have a throat ruff and mane domestic indigenous breed mainly found in the Sudanese savanna of Cameroun hair 111 65 6 1.77 98 F88-160-166 1.29 local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Sheep Peuhl Fulani Foulbé Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 The horns are long, spiral and horizontal 70 67 The legs are long and the ears are broad, long and drooping. domestic breed indigenous breed Found in northern provinces and Adamaoua regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Wool multi coloured: white with black coat, its head, legs and tail are black 0 0 60 55 domestic breed imported from USA Research center of Mankon international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cameroon CMR Sheep Uda Uda Fellata, Louda, Oudah, Peul, Pied, Houda Meat multi coloured: front half black (or brown), back half white 2 0 80 70 65 45 males may be maned, long thin tail, long legs, drooping ears domestic variety variety of Fulani wool 60 3.9 3.5 98 F88-147 1.09 international No Information unknown unknown critical -Cameroon CMR Sheep Woila 0 0 domestic variety variety of Fulani wool local No Information unknown unknown -Cameroon CMR Turkey Dindon du Cameroun fr. = turkey of Cameroun Meat rarely sick 7.5 5 Sexual dimorphism; difference in size, shape and appearance of male and female turkeys domestic species indigenous breed Southern parts of Cameroun 0.85 0.85 local No Information unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Afrikaander dutch Africander Meat uni coloured: red brown 0 0 900 540 well developed muscle domestic breed developed in South Africa from Hottentot cattle crossed with European breeds in the 15th century south Katanga and Lomami, Marungu, Kundelungu and Kasaï 43 international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Alur Nioka, Blukwa uni coloured: usually red, also black
multi coloured: also red pied 2 2 563 372 Sanga-Zebu intermediate, great variability within breed domestic breed local breed developed in the area of Ituri by crossing Ankole Bahema and Lugware a few centuries ago in the triangle ranging between Blukwa, Niza and Nioka spread in the zones of Njungu, Nioka and Mahagi 50 local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Angolan Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Ankole Ankole susceptiblity to the tsetse fly 0 0 domestic breed resultant of crossings between Sanga type cattle and long horn cattle raised by the ancient Egyptians Provinces of Kivu, mountainous areas from 1.200 to 2.000 m of altitude above the trypano zone international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Bahema Bahima Banyoro, Bahima susceptiblity to the tsetse fly 2 2 long and large horns 425 300 long body, long legs, males have a small hump, females often without hump domestic variety variety of Ankole Kibali-Ituri, North-eastern Zaire regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Bashi Milk susceptiblity to the tsetse fly uni colour: red 2 2 similar to Kigezi domestic variety variety of Ankole: smaller and has shorter horns Provinces of Kivu, mountainous areas from 1.200 to 2.000 m of altitude above the trypano zone local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Bhagnari Bhagnari Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Bleu Blanc Belge fr. Belgian Blue Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Boran Boran East African Shorthorned Zebu Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Brun Suisse fr. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Dahomey Lagune Lagunaire, Mayombe, Mayumbe, Race des lagunes, Lagune This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, with various nuances of brown, less frequently black spotted 2 2 short slim horns 100 88 170 155 very small cattle, short legged domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn: Lagune is the name used for Dwarf Shorthorn cattle in French-speaking West and Central Africa. since 1904 225 9.9 9.5 120 55 F20(1) -45, 109 F20(2) -128 a few thousands heads are used in plantations of palm trees, hevea and coffee to maintain the under growth regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Dhani Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Kisantu 2 2 domestic breed descended from Angola cattle with European influence south of Kinshasa local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Lugware Lugware Bahu multi coloured: black pied, grey or red pied 2 2 400 300 domestic variety variety of Small East African Zebu, originated from Asia, it entered through the East coast 700 A.D and was brought to Congo by the Lugware tribe 700 A.D district of Ituri on the high plateaus, along the lake Mobutu to the plain of Semlinki 45 R-1957 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Mateba Meat The animals wade in pastures and graze on 'floating' grass. This breed is reported not to be as trypanotolerant as N'Dama or Lagune. uni coloured: brown 2 2 short black horns pointing forward 600 400 Sanga type, long ears domestic breed resultant of crossings between Hereford, Devon, Africander, Friesian, Shorthorn and some Belgium breeds, developed in the colonial time on the Mateba island located on the Congo river, close to Boma in Low Congo 1889 Mateba Island, in the mouth of River Zaire, Cataractes subregion of Bas-Zaire and Pinanga in Kasai Occidenta F20(2) -290 local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant and also resistant to Piroplasmosis. "Leather of excellent quality called """"vachette de guinée''. " The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 105 325 275 small elipometric size with marked sexual dimorphism domestic breed continually imported; West African Small Humpless Longhorn originally from Fouta Djallon in Guinée 1920 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Pie Noire fr. Holstein (black and white) Friesian eng.) Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Red Sindhi Red Sindhi Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Simmental Simmental Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Tharpakar Thari Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Cattle Watusi Watusi Kivu, Rwanda, Burundi 2 2 domestic variety variety of Ankole around Lake Kivu international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Australop Australorp domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Cobb Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Coucou de Maline domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Hissex eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex domestic continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Hyline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line domestic continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Isa Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown domestic continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Kabir Commercial strain- broiler- Kabir Chicks Ltd. domestic continually imported local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Leghorn Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Lohman Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann domestic continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Poule locale fr.=local chicken small size domestic country wide 60 local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Rhode Island Red Rhode Island Red domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Ross Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Sussex Herminée Light Sussex domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Chicken Wyandotte Wyandotte domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Duck (domestic) Pékin Pekin Anas platyrynchos domestic breed recently imported by NGOs to combat poverty; exotic mainly urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Goat Congo Dwarf eng. Bahu uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 domestic breed North-eastern Zaire local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Goat Grande chèvre du Kasaï fr. multi coloured: various colours 0 0 50 50 large size, long legs, long tail domestic breed Province of Kasaï and Katanga local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Goat Kigezi Kigezi uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 55 55 20 25 long-haired, small animals domestic variety variety of Small East African F88-92 FAO Breed Survey Mason & Maule (1960) There is no performance data available for this breed. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Goat Marungu Mayema Milk 2 2 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed 1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Goat moyenne du Congo fr. well adapted to the dry season multi coloured: various colours 0 0 32 32 big size, long legs, long fine tail, base of tail is broad domestic breed country wide local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Goat naine du Bandundu fr. multi coloured: multi coloured, often black 0 0 20 20 dwarf goat, short legs domestic breed province of Bandundu mainly local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Guinea pig Cobaye fr.=guinea pig Meat resistant to diseases very prolific domestic country wide guinea pig breeding is often practised by children local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Muscovy duck Canard fr.=duck great sexual dimorphism with the male definitely larger than the female, red outgrowths around the beak and eyes domestic species local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Muscovy duck canard de Barbarie fr. Cairina moschata domestic breed recently imported by NGOs to combat poverty; exotic urban areas local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Pig Bandundu rustic small domestic breed indigenous breed country wide local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Pig Duroc fr. Duroc uni coloured: red-brown domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Pig Kasaï Baluba rustic large size compared to the pig of Bandundu domestic breed indigenous breed provinces of Kasaï and Katanga local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Pig Large Black eng. Large Black uni coloured: black large size domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat very prolific large size domestic breed continuously imported 1950 country wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Rabbit Californien fr. California GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Rabbit Géant de Flandre fr. Géant des Flandres GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Rabbit Lapin locale fr.=local rabbit multi coloured: various colours small size, long hair, short legs and a thin tail domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Rabbit New zélandais fr. New Zealand GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Sheep Bahu Congo Dwarf uni coloured: brown
multi coloured: brown and white pied 2 2 dwarf domestic breed Kibali-Ituri, North-eastern Zaire wool local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Sheep Baluba uni coloured: white 0 0 short hair, short tail, maned, lop ears domestic breed part of African Long-Legged Group Katanga hair local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Sheep Mouton indigène moyen à courte patte fr. multi coloured: various colours 0 0 short legs, long tail domestic breed coutry wide local No Material unknown unknown -Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Sheep Mouton indigène à longue patte fr. Zaire Long-Legged, Congo Long-Legged uni coloured: white
multi coloured: brown and white pied 2 0 lop ears, short tail domestic breed part of the African Long-Legged Group province of Bandundu and Low - Congo hair local No Material unknown unknown -Congo COG Buffalo Congo Buffalo eng. Bush Cow uni coloured: red 2 2 feral variety variety of African Buffalo (Syncerus caffer nanus) Congo Basin local No Material unknown unknown -Congo COG Buffalo Mediterranean eng. Mediterranean Bufalo Italiano, Bufalo Prete, Mediterraneo DraughtPower The breed is a good draught breed and also a good producer of milk and meat. The poor quality of grazing in Congo may be a handicap for the satisfactory development of the breed. 2 2 180 500 450 domestic breed imported from Italy 1989 274 1350 8 49 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and kept in corrals during the night. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Cattle Lagune Lagune Mayombe, Mayumbe, Race des lagunes, Lagunaire This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The Lagune breed is very docile and easy to control for the local breeders. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 short slim horns 100 88 170 150 very small cattle, short legged domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn: Lagune is the name used for Dwarf Shorthorn cattle in French-speaking West and Central Africa; imported from Benin and the Ivory Coast 1938 225 10 9 120 F20(1) -45, 109 F20(2) -128 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on concentrates. The supply of concentrates in the country farms is very irregular. Cattle get their water from natural sources and are not housed. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Congo COG Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Longhorn, Fouta jallon, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama peti, Outa malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 300 200 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn; imported from DRC and Guinea Conakry 1943 500 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 FAO Breed Survey Direction de l'Elevage On the state and properly managed private farms animals are fed on grazing and concentrates whereas on the poorer farms animals are fed on total grazing. Both state and poorer farms use natural water sources to supply drinking water for the animals. Animal weight is somewhat less in the villages. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Chicken Leghorn blanche fr. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Meat 3 2 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Chicken Poule africaine fr.= African chicken Meat 1.5 0.8 domestic breed indigenous breed 60 local No Material unknown unknown -Congo COG Chicken Rhode Island eng. Rhode Island Red rustic animal, well adapted to local conditions 3 2 domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Chicken Wyandotte blanche Wyandotte White Eggs 4 3 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -Congo COG Goat Chèvre guinéenne fr. West African Dwarf Pygmy, ) Djallonke, African, Cameroon, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, chevre naine, West African Dwarf This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 50 44 25 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed 1.4 F88-110,113 FAO Breed Survey Direction de l'Elevage Study conducted on the Biological Resources of Mayonibe Performance data were collected from goats kept under stationary conditions, fed on total grazing (villages) and grazing plus concentrates (state farms and well run farms). Goats were not housed and get their water from natural sources. Goats are kept exclusively by country farmers and some people around the cities. 1.62 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Pig Large White Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat adapts well to the tropical environment high growth rate domestic breed imported; exotic 1.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Pig porc africain fr. =African pig porc Ibériques Meat rustic animal good fertility 50 45 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Congo COG Rabbit Fauve de Borgogne fr. Fauve de Borgogne Meat prolific; can give up to 4 litters per year 5 4 domestic breed imported; exotic 6 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Dwarf, West African Maned, Cameroons Dwarf This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. prolific The breed is hardy, well adapted and uses natural water sources for drinking. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 58 51 27 20 males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed hair 111 65 6 2 1.77 98 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey Direction de l'Elevage Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions without housing, fed on total grazing and concentrates. These sheep are kept exclusively by country farmers and some farmers around the bigger cities. 1.2 1.29 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Congo COG Sheep Mouton du Sahel fr. Mouton du Sahel 0 0 big size domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Cattle Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Mainly Rarotonga. Subsistence farming. Tethering is the main system carried out where animals are moved around regularly. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Mainly Rarotonga. Subsistence farming. Tethering is the main system carried out where animals are moved around regularly. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Subsistence farming. Tethering is the main system carried out where animals are moved around regularly. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Cattle Murray Grey eng. Murray Grey Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Subsistence farming. Tethering is the main system carried out where animals are moved around regularly. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Cook Islands COK Cattle Short horn eng. Shorthorn Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Mainly Rarotonga. Subsistence farming. Tethering is the main system carried out where animals are moved around regularly. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Chicken Black Australorp eng. Black Australorp domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Chicken Local Chicken of Cook Island eng. Meat middle level 1.5 1 domestic variety These birds roam freely. They must origin from earlier breeds brought into the country by Europeans in the early days. Rarotonga 21 21 Because of the open range system used, most of these domesticated birds end up in the bush and become feral. local No Material unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Chicken Shaver-Brown eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Redbro Brown Bird Meat industrial 2 1.5 domestic variety imported from Hatchey, in New Zealand, for egg and meat production; The breed was introduced at the same time as the White Shaver. Rarotonga 100 18 18 Because of the open range system used, most of these domesticated birds end up in the bush and become feral. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Chicken Shaver-White Layers eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver White Birds Eggs industrial 1.5 1 domestic variety imported from New Zealand for egg production Rarotonga 224 18 18 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Chicken Wild Chicken of Cook Island eng. Meat This breed survives better than the other breeds in the bush. indigenous The bird is right well streamlined, small or very lean and can fly long distances. domestic variety These birds must have derived from the chicken brought in by the Europeans during the 18th century. 18th century Rarotonga local No Material unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Duck (domestic) Wild duck English Wild duck local No Material unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Goat Boer Introduced breed Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Goat Fiji Fiji Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Fiji; exotic 1998 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Goat Local goat eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Horse local horse Local horse local No Material unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Muscovy duck Muscovy Duck of Rarotonga eng. Local Duck Meat The meat is widely accepted for local consumption. middle level dwarfism and heavily muscled birds domestic breed Judging from its colour and size these birds are of Muscovy origin. They were maybe introduced at the beginning of the 19th century. early 19th century Rarotonga Muscovy ducks are usually called the Local ducks. The animals are usually kept as scavengers and they are much heavier than other breeds being imported into the country in the past. local No Material unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Rarotonga. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Pig Large White eng. Large White Lard domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cook Islands COK Pig Local pig eng. ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals domestic breed Found on the smaller Cook Islands. local No Material unknown unknown -Cook Islands COK Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Cook Islands COK Pigeon Native Pigeon of Cook Islands eng. Meat indigenous domestic variety This is a indigenous breed bird of this island and also the other outer islands of Manke and Asin. Rarotonga local No Material unknown unknown -Colombia COL Buffalo Murrah Español Murrah Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Angus Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed Exotic from European origin. Low tropical zone, Andean Valleys, Atlantic coast and at the foot of the mountain llanero. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported from Europe 1910 High tropics, located in the departments of Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santanderes and Antioquia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Blanco Orejinegro The principal use of animals of this breed is meat production, which is improved by crossing with Zebu (Brahman) cows and for milk production Holstein crosses are used. sp. Ganado Antioqueno, BON Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment of a medium coffee climate in the mountainous area of the Colombian Andes. This breed is reported to be resistant to Dermatobia hominis (Nuche) and Brucelosis. The animals are known for longevity and prolificacy. Animals of this breed produce lean and tender meat, and milk of excellent quality. Animals of this breed are highly appreciated for crossbreeding with Zebu (Brahman) and Holstein, to produce hybrids for meat and milk respectively. German Martinez C. PhD ICA- La Livertad- Villavicencio Gustavo Hernandez PhD ICA -Tibaitata- Bogota; Oscar Arboleda, PSc Universidas Nacional- Medellin uni coloured: white skin/fleece with black or reddish (pale) ears, the latter called Blanco Orejimono (White Pale Ear), BOM
multi coloured: mixed black and white: blue white and with black markings mainly on the head, neck and flanks called blue-painted 0/2 0/2 medium sized horns with black tips 135 125 650 450 Black and /or pale ears and dark skin for the former and pale for the latter are characteristics of the breed. Another visible characteristic is the pale or pink skin of new born animals, and their progressive pigmentation until two years of age. y 1940 domestic breed Colombian Criollo cattle breed 1890 In the medium (coffee) zone between 800 and 1 800 m asl in the Colombian Andes, in the departments of Antioquia, Caldas, Risaralda, Quindio, Cauca, Valle del Cauca, Huila, Tolima and Cundinamarca. 181 90 240 630 10 27 26 24 22 60 38 34 42 420 390 540 10 500 220 55 FAO Breed Survey Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 Martinez, C.G. 1987. Estimation of genetic parameters of several productive traits in a Colombian cattle breed Blanco Orejinegro (BON) and its crosses with Zebu, Charolais and Santa Gertrudis. Ph. D. Thesis. Oklahoma State Univ., Stillwater, United States. Hernandez, B.G. 1981. Las razas Criollas Colombianas para la produccion de carne. Recursos geneticas animales en America Latina Ganado Criollo y especies de altura. FAO. Rome, 22-52. Production data were measured under sedentary conditions, without housing and with permanent grazing. The animals are usually grazing, and very rarely show animals and males in AI programmes are housed. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 y domestic breed continually imported from North America; exotic Low tropical zone, Andean Valleys, Atlantic coast and at the foot of the mountain llanero. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Casanareño Its main use is in crosses with zebus (Brahman), but in this case the female is used with Brahman bulls and because of this the increase in numbers reported by the 1999 census may not be very reliable. sp. Casanare, Llanero Meat The breed is very well adapted to the flooding plains of Colombian Oriniquia in the departments of Casanare and Arauca. uni coloured: tan multi coloured: sometimes spotted 2 2 long, thin lyre shaped horns 550 380 Criollo type domestic breed Colombian Criollo cattle breed flooding savannahs in Casanare and Arauca, North-eastern Colombia 20.5 18.5 N22-36 Casanareño livestock is kept under more extensive conditions than the rest of the criollo livestock. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Cebú comercial sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed Altillanura zone, Llanos del Meta, Casanare, Arauca and Atlantic coast. 34 32 24 local No Information unknown unknown -Colombia COL Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 domestic breed Exotic from European origen. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Chino Santandereano Meat production is carried out by crossing Chino bulls with Zebu (Brahman) cows. sp. Chino Meat It is very well adapted to the hot canyon/valley zone of the Santander departments and posess great heat resistance. The animals are known for their high fertility. uni coloured: tan to chestnut 2 2 145 141 658 487 similar to Costeno con Cuernos y 1950 domestic breed local Criollo variety with Zebu blood 1950 Lebrija Valley, Santander 225 100 300 750 400 1200 12 29.3 28.7 24 22 60 39 32 46 450 378 550 12 FAO Breed Survey Pinzon, M.E. (September 1979). Chino Santandereano, Suplememnto de Carta Ganadero ed Banco Ganadero, Bogota. Production data were measured under sedentary conditions, without housing and with permanent grazing. Grazing with mineral supplement. local No Information atRisk endangered -Colombia COL Cattle Costeño con Cuernos Due to the scarcity of individuals, bulls in commercial enterprises have a double use, for mating with cows of different genetic composition but with predominantly zebu blood. sp. Sinuano de Cuernos, CCC Milk Animals of this breed are adapted to the hot, arid savannahs of the north coast of Colombia multi coloured: red, blond 2 2 lyre shaped horns 134 125 584 426 domestic breed Llanos Orientales, Colombian Criollo cattle breed Atlantic Coast, Valle Del Sinu, Cordoba Province 266 996 12 31 24 30 24 39 430 12 FAO Breed Survey Rubio, R. (1976). Ganado Costeno con Cuernos. Razas Criollas Colombianas. Manuel Assist. Tecnica No. 21. ICA, Bogota. Production data were measured under sedentary conditions, without housing and with permanent grazing. local No Information atRisk endangered -Colombia COL Cattle Criollo Caqueteño sp. Criollo del Caqueta Meat The breed is adapted to highland conditions in altitudes above 3 500 m asl. 0 0 500 400 Criollo type n domestic variety descendent of Sanmartinero Amazonas region, Caqueta Department 120 240 5 30 25 local No Information unknown unknown -Colombia COL Cattle Gyr Gir 0 0 domestic breed Exotic double purpose breed from Indian origen. Low tropical zone, Andean Valleys, Atlantic coast, Valle del Sinú and at the foot of the mountain llanero. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Gyrholando 0 0 domestic breed Exotic double purpose breed from Indian origen. Low tropical zone, Andean Valleys, Atlantic coast, Valle del Sinú and at the foot of the mountain llanero. local No Information unknown unknown -Colombia COL Cattle Hartón del Valle sp. Harton, Hartón, Hartón Caucano Milk This Colombian criollo has the greatest dairy capabilities of the criollos. uni coloured: clear yellow to reddish with black hair surrounding the snout 2 2 medium sized horns, lyre shaped 140 129 700 480 Criollo type y domestic breed Colombian Criollo cattle of Spanish origin: introduced in the 16th century 1936 Valle del Cauca and Cauca departments 250 1200 6.9 12 28 27 20 18 34 28 40 390 375 480 12 FAO Breed Survey Dr. German Correal of ICA Colombia. Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with grazing and fodder feeding. local No Information atRisk endangered -Colombia COL Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed continuously imported; exotic 1866 High tropics, located in the departments of Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santanderes and Antioquia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 y domestic variety The first Jersey were brought to Colombia in 1946 by Alfonso Lopez Pumarejo and taken to the Savannah of Bogota. The second group was brought in 1951 by the government, who placed the herd in governmentfarm in Armero, in order to cross with local breeds. In 1960, the Secretary of Agriculture of Tolima directly imported another group from the island of Jersey to increase the milkproduction the local cattle breeds. 1946 High tropics, located in the departments of Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santanderes and Antioquia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Limousine fr. Limousin 0 0 domestic breed embryos imported from Europe (1984) and Canada (1988); exotic 1984 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Lucerna sp. Milk The animals are very well adapted to the conditions in the Valle del Cauca, Hacienda Lucerna (Tulua), its place of origin. This breed is known for high fertility. uni coloured: red 2 2 700 480 y domestic breed composite of Holstein Friesian (40%), Milking Shorthorn (30%) and Criollo (Harton) 30% 1937 Valle del Cauca 300 2142 39 37 20 21 30 370 FAO Breed Survey Duran, C.V. (1976) Genetic and environmental parameters in the Lucerna herd of cattle in Colombia. M. Sc. Thesis, North Carolina State University, USA. Production data were measured under sedentary conditions, without housing and with a diet based on pasture and sugar cane residues. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Montbéliarde sp Montbéliarde 140 125 650 450 y 2007 domestic variety 30 25 18 24 36 36 365 18 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Normando Normande 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted; exotic 1877 High tropics, located in the departments of Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santanderes and Antioquia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed 1928 High tropics, located in the departments of Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santanderes and Antioquia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Romosinuano Its meat is very sought after because of its lean and excellent quality, both in pure bred animals and those crossed with Zebu (Brahman). sp. Coastal Polled, Romu, Moruno-Sinuano Meat The breed is reported to be heat tolerant and is adapted to flooded lowlands. This breed is reported to be resistant to tick infestation. This breed is known for high fertility (conception rate). Meat of this breed is sought after because its low fat content and tenderness compared with that from Angus cattle and for this reason Angus might be a possible ancestor of this breed. This breed is known for longevity. Hernandez, B.G. 1976. Genetic factors in beef cattle crosses in Colombia. Ph.D. Thesis. Colorado State University, USA multi coloured: red, yellow 0 0 135 130 650 450 polled y domestic breed The breed was formed by a mutation of Costeño con Cuernos and/or by crossing the latter with Red Angus and/or Red Polled, which is very improbable because the breed was known long before the introduction of the aforementioned British breeds. The name of the breed is derived from its lack of horns and from its place of origin - the Sinú river valley on the north coast of Colombia, department of Cordoba. 1936 Atlantic Coast, Valle del Sinu, Cordoba Province 4.8 12 31 30.5 20 20 60 36 30 40 378 360 480 12 600 240 55 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 Hernandez, B.G. (1976) Genetic factors in beef cattle crosses in Colombia. Ph.D. Thesis. Colorado State University, USA. Hernandez, B.G. (198) Las razas criollas colombianas para la produccion de carne recursos geneticas animales en America Latina Ganado criollo y especies de altura. FAO, Rome, 22-52. Production data were measured under sedentary conditions, without housing and with permanent grazing. The dry season lasts about three to four months. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Sanmartinero Its main use is in crosses with zebu cows (Brahman). sp. San Martin, San Martiniana Meat The breed is adapted to fibrous forages and high temperatures. uni coloured: yellow
multi coloured: red, yellow 2 2 lyre shaped form 155 150 600 450 y 1950 domestic breed Originated from the livestock introduced by the Spanish conquistadores in the 16th century. 1700 Llanos Orientales, Orinoquia 230 90 300 725 100 2100 12 28 27 24 22 60 38 34 45 450 390 510 12 500 220 55 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Gonzalez, F. (1976) Ganado Sammartinero razas criollas colombianas. Manual Assist. Tecnica 21. ICA Bogota DC. Gonzalez, F., Ortiz, J., Martinez, G. y H. Huertas (1992) Rias leche con Sanmartinero en gonaderias dobli proposito. Rev. Carta Gonodera, Vol. 29: 5. Santafe de Bogota. Hernandez, B.G. (1981) Las Razas criollas colombianas para la produccion de carne. Recursos geneticas animales en America Latina Ganado Criollo y especies de Altura. FAO, Rome, 22-52. Production data were measured under sedentary conditions, without housing and with permanent grazing. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced from Europe; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Senepol sp. Senepol 136 128 750 550 y 2007 domestic variety 35 31 17 17 18 18 26 15 1000 54 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Siboney Siboney 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Colombia COL Cattle Simbrah Español Simbrah Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported from Europe Low tropical zone, Andean Valleys, Atlantic coast and at the foot of the mountain llanero. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle Velásquez sp. Velasquez Meat uni coloured: red 0 0 750 500 y 1955 domestic breed composite of Red Poll (50%), Red Brahman (25%) and Romo-Sinuano (25%) 1955 Magdalena Medio valley in the department of Caldas, la Dorada municipality 210 1400 27 27 36 36 Velasquez, O.J. (1975). Nueva raza tropical Colombiana de ganado vacuno. Ed y Tipografia Prog., Bogota. G.M. Correal (ICA). Performance data measured under stationary conditions with no housing and with total grazing. The lactation performance refers to elite cows. - weaning (7 months) weight: 160kg;
local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Cattle brahman rojo español Brahman Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic line imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken Hyssex Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Colombia COL Chicken ISA Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Colombia COL Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Colombia COL Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken aves de riña español Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken gallina criolla Español Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken pato criollo español Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Chicken pavo criollo Español Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Goat Alpina Alpine Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from France; exotic 1986 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Goat Cabra Santandereana spanish Presente en ambientes áridos Adaptada a condiciones de sequia extrema Es una raza que presenta alta precocidad y un tamaño de camada promedio de 1.6 crias. Predominan 1. Rojo cerezo: Desde tonalidades rojas claras hasta rojas oscuras (similar a un café rojizo), está tonalidad es en todo su cuerpo, a veces se encuentran un lucero blanco en la frente de los animales. 2. Pejo: Presenta una capa oscura (negro o café) en todo su cuerpo y a su vez manchas de colores claros que contrastan con la capa predominante (blancos y/o amarillos) 2 2 Longitud del cuerno en reproductores machos: 37.4 cm Longitud del cuerno en reproductores hembra: 16.3 cm 72 65 46.8 33.4 Locally adapted y 2017 Domestic Breed Esta población se originó a partir de los primeros animales que llagaron a la región del Cañon del Chicamocha (provincia de Garcia Rovira, Santander) con los conquistadores españoles. Durante más de 400 años, esta población ha permanecido en relativo aislamiento y forma parte de los sistemas productivos de la región Departamento de Santander 2.7 2.3 8 8 6 6 12 10 20 210 10 14 46 Los sistemas de produccion predominantes en cabra santandereana son extensivos y basados en ramoneo. La cabra santandereana soporta sequias extremas, los productores realizan mínima vermifugación. Existe una alta mortalidad de cabritos, cercana al 30%; causada por depredadores de la zona. 1.6 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Goat Nubiana sp. Anglo-Nubian Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from France; exotic 1986 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported from France; exotic 1986 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Goat boer español Boer Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Goat criolla colombiana español Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Horse Asno sp. Jumento, Burro Animals of this breed are adapted to all climatic environments of the country. n domestic breed Spanish origin mainly found on the north coast of Colombia but are also present in all other regions of the country local No Information unknown unknown -Colombia COL Horse Criollo Colombiano working with cattle sp. Criollo PackBaggage Animals of this breed are adapted to all of the climates of Colombia's different agro-ecological regions. High incidence of Infectious Equine Anemia (IEA) which is endemic in the country. There are isolated outbreaks of Venezuelan Equine Encefalitis. There are high numbers of gastrointestinal parasites. Their fertility and birth rates are low. On average they give birth every 24 months, with over 90% survival rates They are strong, rustic (i.e. not highly selected/tough) and have a nervous but docile temperament. uni coloured: wide range of colours, with chestnut being the most predominant coloured 138 134 320 290 Criollo type of medium to small height (136 cm) rectilinear, eumetric, weighing approximately 300 kg. n domestic breed Horses introduced by the Spanish conquistadores after Columbus' second voyage . country-wide with greatest density in hot, tropical lowland areas where the country's greatest livestock population is found 240 10 35 33 36 36 48 36 60 600 310 730 10 Extensive husbandry conditions with grazing of a low nutritional quality. Extensive grazing. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Horse Paso Fino Colombiano sp. Paso Fino Dressage, InterspeciesCrossing, Riding (byChildren), Riding (sports), TraditionalCeremonies 140 139 351 351 y 1984 domestic variety 32 32 24 24 100 50 20 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Colombia COL Horse Trocha Pura Colombiana sp. Trochador Animals of this breed are adapted to all climatic environments of the country. High incidence of Infectious Equine Anemia (IEA) which is endemic in the country. There are isolated outbreaks of Venezuelan Equine Encefalitis. Their fertility and birth rates are low. On average they give birth every 24 months, with over 90% survival rates. Its gait is in diagonal bipeds in four time. They are lively animals with a great deal of character, but docile at the same time. The animals are of a beautiful phenotype, with a great deal of character, liveliness, agility and gentleness in their movements and with extraordinary resistance. uni coloured: wide range of solid colours, with chestnut being the most predominant colour 140 136 330 310 They have a rectilinear profile, a eumetric body volume and mediolinear proportions. y domestic variety Descendants of Spanish horses introduced in the 16th century. country-wide Stabled and fed mainly on concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Colombia COL Horse Trocha y Galope Reunido Colombiano sp. Animals of this breed are adapted to all climatic environments of the country. They trot in bipedal alternate diagonals, executed in two time and canter is executed with diagonal advances in three time. They are lively animals with a great deal of character, but docile at the same time. uni coloured: wide range of colours, with chestnut being the most predominant colour 145 140 320 300 y domestic variety These horses may have originated from Criollo and English Thoroughbred horses. country-wide The particular husbandry conditions depend whether the animals are used as show or work animals. local No Information unknown unknown -Colombia COL Pig Casco de Mula sp. Pelon Mule Foot Meat Very well adapted to hot and humid climates. prolific. uni coloured: black Iberian Type. Toes are fused like those of a mule. Llanos Orientales (Eastern Planes) regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Colombia COL Pig Congo Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Colombia COL Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Lard domestic breed exotic; continually imported Commercial system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial system. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Colombia COL Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic Predominantly found in Atlantic coast area but also found in other regions throughout Colombia. Commercial system. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic Commercial system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Pig PIC PIC HY Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Predominantly found in the coffee zone. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic Predominantly found in Valle-Cauca and the Eastern region and a little less in Antioquia. Commercial system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Pig Poland china eng. Poland China Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Pig Sanpedreño sp. Criollo type domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Colombia COL Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Pig Zungo sp. Zungo Costeno Lard uni coloured: grey hairless, short snout, Criollo Type domestic breed probably descended from 300 pigs introduced by De Bastidas in 1525 1525 northern coast of Colombia 0.98 0.98 474 A9-89 (Kleeman, 1977) The first heat occurs at 5-6 months of age and 53-68 kg of body weight. 7.5 7.8 local No Information atRisk endangered -Colombia COL Pig cerdo criollo colombiano español Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Rabbit Angora eng. Angora Hair domestic breed imported; exotic Andean region. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Rabbit California eng. California Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Andean region. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Rabbit Chichilla Chinchilla Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Andean region international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Colombia COL Rabbit Nueva Zelanda sp. New Zealand Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Andean region. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Colombia COL Sheep Blackface eng. Blackface 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -Colombia COL Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Colombia COL Sheep Cheviot eng. Cheviot 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Sheep Criolla Mora sp. Criollo Chusco Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. This breed is known for low prolificacy but good fertility. The dark coloured wool (black) is used for crafts (runes). uni coloured: black or white
multi coloured: black and white pied
uni coloured: white, black or pied 0 0 domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 Highlands of Columbia wool coarse/carpet international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Colombia COL Sheep Criollo Colombiano sp. Wool The breed is known for its excellent fecundity, fertility and survival. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 females have scurs 38 domestic variety variety of Criollo High Andes wool F80-227 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Near urban areas. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Sheep Oveja Africana sp. Red African Africana, Camura, Colombian Woolless, Pelona, West African, Red African Meat uni coloured: yellow-red to dark red
multi coloured: red, yellow 0 0 53 50 Very similar to the Pelibuey breed in conformation and size. males sometimes maned domestic breed part of the American Hair Sheep Group north and central Colombia hair 2.5 2.5 F17-50, 51 Kept in big herd together with goats. 1.36 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Colombia COL Sheep Persa Cabeza Negra sp. Blackhead Persian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Colombia COL Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Colombia COL Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Romney 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Cattle Amélioré fr. Breedname unknown Milk multi coloured: black, red and spotted 0 0 300 250 domestic breed The current bovine breeds find their origin in a zebu of small size and with short horns, imported at the 8th century by the Arabs. Anjouan and particularly Nioumakélé. 11 local No Material unknown unknown -Comoros COM Cattle Frison Holstein Holstein (black and white) Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Tanzania 2004 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Cattle Primitif fr. Breedname unknown uni coloured: red mahony to dark brown 0 0 Short horns inserted laterally, broad into the base, not very curved to the top. 200 200 Small sized animals. Long and fine tail. The head is short, the face slightly curvature, dewlap is not well developed. domestic breed The current bovine breeds find their origin in a zebu of small size and with short horns, imported at the 8th century by the Arabs. local No Material unknown unknown -Comoros COM Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Milk uni coloured: wheat to brown colour 0 0 Short, thick horns. 130 115 Long tail. The face is broad and massive in the male, medium sized in the female. Massive hump in males and weak developed hump in females. Thick, well-developed dewlaps. domestic breed three bulls and one cow imported from Kenya; exotic 2004 Anjouan and particularly Nioumakélé international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Cattle Zébu malgache fr. Meat multi coloured: magpie-black, black, magpie-red 0 0 Medium-sized horns. 130 120 325 225 Characteristic well-developed hump in males, not well-developed in females. Muscles are well-developed. The head is small, with a rectilinear and often concave profile; small ears. Well-developed dewlap. domestic breed Madagascar, région de Mahajanga. The Malagasy zebu was introduced in Madagascar by the immigrants from Indonesia via the Indies, Arabia and Eastern Africa. 180 270 360 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Comoros COM Chicken Dokky Dokki Eggs comment: plumage like that of guinea fowl 1.5 1 light breed domestic breed exotic of Egyptian origin international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Comoros COM Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs White coloured eggs. 2.5 1.5 rather small-sized chicken,comb well-developed, tipping over to one side domestic breed Exotic. Mediterranean origin. 300 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Eggs domestic breed Exotic. Originally from the United States. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Chicken Poule commune fr. Good brooder. Produces light eggs (30-50 gr.) of various colours; white, russet-red, red, multi-coloured.. 2 1.25 naked or half-naked neck domestic breed Resultant of crossbreeding between local and exotic chicken breeds. 50 60 local No Material unknown unknown -Comoros COM Chicken Race fermiére à cou nu fr. comment: plumage like that of guinea fowl 5 2.5 heavy breed, naked neck. domestic breed imported from Réunion local No Material unknown unknown -Comoros COM Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs Clear brown or russet-red eggs. 3.5 2.5 domestic breed Exotic. Originally from the United States. 230 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Eggs 4 2.5 heavy breed domestic breed Exotic. Originally from England. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Goat Boer Boer Meat multi coloured: white body, face is red-brown on both sides including the ears and part of the neck 0 0 Robust and well established horns. 80 75 130 80 Well defined muzzle, large ears. Deep and broad chest. Body is long, deep, broad and mascular. Strong well-developed legs. The skin is loose and flexible. The parts of the eyelids and parts without hairs under the tail are pigmented; the hairs are short. domestic South Africa "In 1986, """"le Service de l'Elevage"""" (Rural services Project) imported Boer goats from la Réunion for a programme of genetic improvement, one buck for each island." international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Comoros COM Goat Primitif fr. breed name unknown Comorien indéfini Meat multi coloured: brown, black and/or spotted 0 0 60 50 20 17 Very short legs. Short neck, long ears. domestic indigenous breed dwarf type goat local No Material unknown unknown -Comoros COM Goat Tanzanian Massai Masai Meat 0 0 short horns, fine and arched backwards 60 60 40 31 fine head, narrow muzzle, straight face, medium-sized ears (12-16cm), thick manes in males, well-developed muscular legs, coat is extremely variable, short and fine hair, with sometimes longer hair on the rear end domestic breed imported from Tanzania regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Comoros COM Sheep Primitif fr. """""mouton commun""""" Adapted to wet climatical conditions. multi coloured: black and white sometimes red-brown spotted 2 0 Medium-sized spiral shaped horns in males. Horns generally absent in females. 60 50 24 19 Broad head, fairly long face, broad muzzle. Short, thin ears. Males have manes. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Cabo Verde CPV Sheep Peule Uda Bali Bali du Niger 0 0 domestic breed exotic from Niger international No Material unknown unknown critical -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0/2 0/2 y 1955 domestic breed imported from the USA; exotic extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 34 32 24 24 36 1 1 2 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Central American Dairy Criollo eng. Costa Rican Dairy Criollo, Aguacatero, Cometuzas Milk 2 2 domestic variety variety of Tropical Dairy Criollo 1959 local No Material unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Criollo Lechero Tropical sp. Tropical Dairy Criollo Milking Criollo, Tropical Dairy Criollo, Improved Criollo Milk uni coloured: light dun to dark red
multi coloured: often with black points 2 2 domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Doran Meat multi coloured: white with red speckling or patches 2 2 domestic breed Criollo type, possibly with some Shorthorn influence local No Material unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Gyr Gir Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Indo Brasil Indo-Brasilian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Mysol Milk domestic variety local zebu x Criollo cross local No Material extinct extinct -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Nelore Nelore Ongole Meat 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1920 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Piemontese Piedmont 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Santa Gertrudis español Santa Gertrudis international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Simbrah Simbrah 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; Crossbreed of Simmental * Brahman. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA 1990s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Goat Alpina Alpine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Goat La Mancha sp. La Mancha 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -Costa Rica CRI Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic double purpose breed. 1972 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1972 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Horse Caballo Costarricense de Paso sp. Costarricense de Paso y domestic breed indigenous breed. In 1979 the name of Caballo Costarricense de Paso was made official, after being accepted by the EXPICA regulation (Cattle Exhibitions of the Central American Isthmus). regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Pig Cerdo criollo sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Pig Criollo Salvaje sp. wild breed imported; locally adapted; Introduced by pirates 300 years ago. 1700 Isla del Coco local No Material unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Pig Dalland Dalland domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Pig Duroc fr. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Pig PIC PIC HY domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Costa Rica CRI Pig Pelon sp. Pelon Pelon Tabasqueno, Pelon de Cartago, Black Hairless of the Tropics Lard uni coloured: black Iberian Type domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Costa Rica CRI Pig Segher Seghers domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Costa Rica CRI Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Ass Asnal Criollo sp. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Ass Asno Americano sp. domestic breed Recently introduced. local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Buffalo Búfalo de Pantano sp. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Buffalo Búfalo de Río sp. 0 0 domestic recently introduced; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Angus Negro Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Angus Rojo Red Angus 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Caribe de Cuba sp. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Cebú lechero sp. Milk 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Chacuba 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Crimousin 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Cuban Criollo eng. Meat uni coloured: tan 2 2 820 540 largest humpless breed in tropical Americas domestic breed Criollo type with some Zebu blood eastern Cuba 244 2800 A2-7 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Cuban Zebu eng. Meat 2 2 domestic breed imported from Colombia, Venezuela and Puerto Rico in early 1900's early 1900's local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Dexter eng. Dexter 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) SireLine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Mambí de Cuba sp. Milk 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Murray Gray eng. Murray Grey 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Cattle Onkole Ongole 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Siboney de Cuba sp. Siboney Milk 2 2 domestic breed composite of Holstein-Friesian (5/8) and Cuban Zebu (3/8) developed in Cuba. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Cattle Suiza parda sp. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Taino de Cuba sp. Milk 2 2 domestic breed composite of Criollo (3/4) and Holstein (1/4) in formation local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Cattle Tinima sp. Meat comment: males are darker 2 2 bigger hump in males, double-muscled domestic breed double-muscled strain of Criollo local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Barred Eggs middle level 2.1 1.7 domestic breed 45 4.8 4.8 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Cuba CUB Chicken Campero sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Catalana Del Prat sp. Catalana Del Prat Eggs middle level 1.65 1.3 domestic breed 92 4.8 4.8 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Chicken Columbian eng. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Cornish-E1 sp. Meat industrial 3.5 3.8 domestic variety 102 6.1 6.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Cubalaya sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Leghorn Barrada domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Leghorn Diluida domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Light Sussex eng. Light Sussex domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Eggs middle level domestic breed 123 4.6 4.6 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Chicken Rhode Island Red-Y1 eng. Eggs industrial 2.4 2.1 domestic variety imported from Mexico 246 5.2 5.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken Semi-rustica sp. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken White Leghorn-L1 eng. Eggs The animals are well adapted to local conditions, they are at their 30th generation in the country. industrial 1.7 1.3 domestic variety 272 4.2 4.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken White Leghorn-L3 eng. Eggs industrial 1.7 1.3 domestic variety 269 4.2 4.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken White Leghorn-Ñ eng. Eggs middle level 1.7 1.4 domestic variety 60 4.8 4.8 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken White Plymouth Rock Dwarf-Mb eng. Meat industrial 2.8 2.4 dwarfism domestic variety 145 6.1 6.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Chicken White Plymouth Rock-S3 Meat The animals are well adapted to local conditions, they are at their 15th generation in the country. industrial 3.2 2.7 domestic variety 6.1 6.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Duck (domestic) Pekín Criollo sp. Pekin domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Duck (domestic) Pekín Francés sp. Pekin domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Duck (domestic) Pekín Mejorado sp. Pekin domestic breed indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Goat Criolla sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair. domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf Found in the eastern zones. hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Goat Franco Alpina sp. French Alpine 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Goat La Mancha sp. La Mancha 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown critical -Cuba CUB Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Goose (domestic) Landes Blanco Francés sp. FattyLiver domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Goose (domestic) Magyar Blanco sp. White Hungarian FattyLiver domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Guinea fowl Azul sp. Purple Guineafowl Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Guinea fowl Blanco sp. White Guineafowl Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Guinea fowl Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Guinea fowl Gris sp. Grey Guineafowl Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Guinea fowl Pechiblanco sp. Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Horse Belga sp. Belgian Draft domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Horse Caballo Cubano de Paso sp. Cuban Trotter domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Horse Criollo de trote sp. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Horse Español sp. Purebred Spanish GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Horse Morgan eng. Morgan domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Cuba CUB Horse Patibarcino domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Horse Percheron fr. Percheron domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Horse Pinto cubano sp. American Paint domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Horse Ponny Shetland Shetland Pony domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Horse Ponny Welch domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Horse Pura Sangre Inglés sp. Thoroughbred GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Horse Quarter horse eng. Quarter Horse GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Horse Árabe Arab domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Muscovy duck Barberie Blanco sp. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Pheasant Faisán Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Pig CC-21 domestic breed imported from Cuba; exotic; composite developed 1985 1990 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Pig Criolla domestic breed indigenous breed. Has been existing in Cuba for about 400 years. local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Pig Duroc fr. Duroc domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1960s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1960s international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Pig L-35 domestic breed imported from Cuba; exotic; composite Pietrain x L63 1990 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Pig L36 domestic breed imported; exotic 1990 local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Pig Lacombe Lacombe domestic breed imported; exotic 1990 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1960s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic 1990 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain domestic breed imported; exotic 1990 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1960s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Quail Japónica domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Rabbit California eng. California domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Rabbit Nueva Zelandia sp. New Zealand domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cuba CUB Rabbit Pardo Cubano sp. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Rabbit Semigigante blanco sp. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Sheep Karakul Karakul 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey Cuban Hairy, Cubano Rojo, Peliguey, Carnero de Pelo de Buey Meat uni coloured: usually tan, red, white
multi coloured: also pied 0 0 65 62 47 37.5 males have usually a mane and throat ruff domestic breed part of the American Hair Sheep group hair 2.7 F17-37 W66-32 1.34 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Sheep Romanov Romanov 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cuba CUB Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Cuba CUB Turkey Batiskan Bronce sp. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cuba CUB Turkey Blanco Holanda sp. White domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Ass Cyprus eng. Cyprus Gaidouri DraughtPower 2004: source of data: Friends of the Cyprus donkey (NGO) Animals of this breed are very well adapted to the local harsh environment. Donkeys are straightbred but in this species there are problems with their reproduction associated with the small number of animals per owner scattered over a large area and far from each other. uni coloured: black with white belly tall and well built domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Composite of African and Asian with some Catalan hilly areas country-wide Low input production system. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Cattle Cyprus The indigenous cattle is virtually making no contribution to livestock production. Kypriaki DraughtPower 2004: source of data: Department of Agriculture Morphology/Specific Visible Trait: small hump (usually) The animals are well adapted to the hot and dry summers. uni coloured: fawn to black 2 2 570 520 similar to Damascus, Egyptian, Lebanese domestic breed composite of Zebu and humpless; similar to Damascus, Egyptian and Lebanese; indigenous breed Pafos and Lemesos districts local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Cattle Friesian-Holstein At Cyprus, only the Friesian-Holstein breed is used for milk and meat production. eng. Holstein (black and white) Frislandiki Milk Animals of this breed are well adapted to the local environment. 0 0 y domestic breed imported from 1950-1975; semen continually imported 1950 Lefkosia , Larnaca districts 6500 3.5 41.7 39.2 24 414 1115 245 57 Animals are fed on concentrates with the minimum amount of roughage (mostly hay). international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Chicken Ornithes (Argoparagogis) _ Eggs The above stock is imported as day-olds and raised for hatching egg production for the needs of the local egg production units. domestic 250 5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Chicken Ornithes Avgoparagogis Meat The above population consists of 110 000 broiler type chicken (hybrids) and breeding hens (parent stock), which are imported and raised for hatching egg production for the local poultry industry. industrial 3.5 2.5 n domestic line continually imported from USA and Europe country-wide 250 5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Duck (domestic) Barbary Meat n domestic breed lowland areas local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Duck (domestic) Pekin eng. Pekin Papia Meat 2004: source of data: Department of Agriculture industrial domestic breed importation from United Kingdom as day old ducklings which are raised for 7-8 weeks and then processed for the catering industry lowland areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Goat Cyprus Cyprus Ntopia, Cyprus Free Range Meat A white variety exists in the mountains which is rare; 2005: Source: Department of Agriculture The animals are well adapted to hilly and low mountainous regions and to the hot dry climate during summer. This breed is characterised by high prolificacy. Traditional halloumi cheese of very good quality is produced from the milk of these goats. Very good grazing/browsing ability. mountain, semi desert uni coloured: white in mountains
multi coloured: spotted in hills 2 0/2 50 45 short hair, erect ears Locally adapted n domestic breed composite of local goats and Damascus (Shami) since 1970, 5-20% from Shami (Syria) country-wide mountain grazing international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Goat Damaskini cypr. Damascus Damascou Milk Well adapted to the local environment but requires good management and feeding. "Seasonal breeder with cycles from September to March, variable out of season response to the """"male"""" effect, high prolificacy." Milk is used for the traditional halloumi cheese, kid meat is widely consumed and of good quality. Very good growth rate. uni coloured: fawn or light brown, rarely with white spots on head and legs; very few animals with uniform black colour (recessive); 0/2 0/2 77 85 67 very long ears Native y 2003 domestic breed imported from Syria, locally adapted 1940 country-wide, mostly in plain areas 195 370 4.3 4.7 4.3 264 17 55 The animals are kept in confinement (open-yard sheds) and are taken out for 2-3 hrs daily for grazing. 1.84 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Goat French Alpine eng. French Alpine Alpin Milk 0 0 n domestic breed imported from France 2002 central plain The animals are housed all year round and fed good quality roughage and concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Cyprus CYP Goat Machaeras The native Machaeras goat contributes significantly to agriculture, especially in certain areas. Meat 2204: source of data: Department of Agriculture One of the best goat breeds under extensive management systems. Very well adapted to the local harsh environment(very hot dry summer). Exploits hilly and low mountainous areas. Very fertile, high prolificacy (1.9kids/dam), exceptionally high response of adult and prepubertal females to the male effect during anoestrus. The native Machaeras breed produces milk of high fat and protein content giving excellent halloumi, the traditional local cheese. Kid meat is lean and very tasty. mountain uni coloured: white, occasionally black or dark brown spots on head and legs 2 0/2 long twisted 74 65 55 short hair, very small erect ears Native n domestic breed indigenous breed hills and mountains especially in Lemesos and Pafos districts 136 132 6 3.3 3.1 45 14 10 18 365 210 15.6 55 In winter months,the animals are housed during the night.Besides grazing,they are supplemented with concentrates when required. 1.89 1 4 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Cyprus CYP Goat Saanen 0 0 n domestic breed imported from France 2003 local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Horse Alogo kypriakis ektrofis sport: jumping cypr. Kipriakis Ektrofis Racing 2005: source of data: Cyprus Turf Club uni coloured: bay, chestnut, grey y 1970 domestic breed indigenous breed 1960 country-wide feeding of adults: mixed local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Horse Katharoemo Alogo Horse racing and jumping cypr. Thoroughbred Katharoemo Sport 2005: source of data: Cyprus Turf Club uni coloured: bay, chestnut, grey y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom Lefkosia, Lemesos, Larnaca feeding of adults: mixed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Muscovy duck Barbary Their population is very small and decreasing. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Ostrich Stroutho Camelos Meat 2005: source of data: Department of Agriculture n domestic breed A group of 125 birds were imported in 1993 from South Africa by a private company to establish a multiplication unit (nucleus flock). The target is to produce breeding animals for meat and tourism purposes. 1993 Lefkosia district 36 24 local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Partridge Perdika cypr. Hunting 2005: Mainly kept in wild conditions for hunting purposes. 80 000 birds are also produced yearly in 4 game farms to be released in protected areas. Source of data: Game and Fauna Service, Ministry of Interior 0.7 0.6 n domestic species indigenous breed country-wide 10 9 local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Pheasant Ring Neck Pheasant (Phasianus Colchicus) eng. Phasianos Meat The birds are kept under confinement for the production of young pheasants for game purposes. In 1993 about 9 000 birds were produced/released in game reserve areas. Meat of these animals is considered a delicacy. 2 1.5 n domestic imported from United Kingdom 8 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Pigeon Peristeria Meat The population produces, annually, 800 000 squabs (4-weeks old) or 300 tons squab meat, used as a delicacy. 0.5 0.4 n domestic mongrel (Birds) indigenous and imported stock of selected breeding birds from Hungary (1980) 1980 country-wide 16 7 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Quail Ortyki Meat 2005: source of data: Department of Agriculture comment: mature males have orange-coloured breast feathers, females are grey 0.15 0.15 n domestic breed importations from USA, Italy and United Kingdom during the 1970's and 1980's 1970 country-wide 1.5 1.3 The average number of eggs refers to the 7-month period in which the birds are kept in production and then replaced. A total of 1.7 million birds are slaughtered annually giving about 220 tons of meat. local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Rabbit Flemish giant eng. Flemish Giant Meat Their population is very small and decreasing. n domestic breed imported country-wide international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Rabbit Kounelli cypr local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Sheep Assaf English Assaf Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Sheep Awassi Awassi The number of Awassi sheep is very small and declining, because of the reduction in the available grazing areas, the shortage of labour for this type of production system and the subsidies for hay and feed grain. The introduction of this sheep breed was not a success due to adaptation problems and inferior performance. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Israel; locally adapted breed 1970 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Sheep Chios Chios Chiotiko Milk Well adapted to the local environment but requires good management and feeding. Long breeding season from June to February. In spring, about 50% of ewes are cycling. Practically, it can breed any time of the year. Milk is used for the traditional halloumi cheese, for kefalotyri cheese and for yogurt. uni coloued: white with black spots on head, belly and legs. 2 0/2 80 65 semi-fat tail cone shaped Native y 2003 domestic breed imported from Greece, locally adapted breed 1950 Widely used. medium 157 250 222 180 450 6.5 4.1 3.9 255 52 Animals are kept in confinement (open-yard sheds) with minimal grazing, usually 2-3 hrs daily. Feeding minimum amount of roughage and maximum of concentrates. 1.94 1 6 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Sheep Cyprus Fat-Tailed The Cyprus Fat-tailed sheep is virtually making no contribution to livestock production. eng. Kypriako pachyouro Milk 2004: Source of data: Department of Agriculture Morphology/Specific Visible Trait: tail very long, heavy and twisted The animals are well adapted to dry climate and subsist on poor quality food(stubble grazing) during the long dry summer period by mobilizing their energy reserves(fat tail). The breed is known for its longevity. The milk of this breed is good for halloumi production, a local cheese. Meat from lambs is tasty with less fat, since the latter is deposited mainly in the tail. semi desert uni coloured: usually white with black or brown on face, occasionally blue, brown or white 2 0/2 70 67 66 78 fat tail has exceptionally large size Native n domestic breed indigenous breed of Near East fat-tailed type central plain wool coarse/carpet 150 107 7.6 4.5 4.4 220 F55-41 mixed feeding of adults 1.22 1 4 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Cyprus CYP Sheep Cyprus Mouflon eng. Agrinon, Cyprian Red, Cyprian Urial, Cyprian Wild, Ovis Musimon, Ovis Orientalis Ophion, Ovis gmelini ophion, Cyprian Mouflon 2004: source of data: Game and Fauna Service, Ministry of Interior. The biggest feral mammal in Cyprus inhabits a forested mountainous area of 620 square km in the Pafos district. Breeding season is in October-November. uni coloured: red 2 0 twisted horns 68 61 38 24 n feral species Ovis Orientalis Aphion Blyth: variety of Red Sheep. indigenous breed wild sheep. Troodos Mountains. Found in the forests of Pafos district . hair The animals are grazing on mountains. local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Sheep East Friesian eng. East Friesian The introduction of this sheep breed was not a success due to adaptation problems and inferior performance. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Cyprus CYP Sheep Finnish Landrace eng. Finnish Landrace The introduction of this sheep breed was not a success due to adaptation problems and inferior performance. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information extinct extinct -Cyprus CYP Turkey Aspri galopoula cypr. local No Information unknown unknown -Cyprus CYP Turkey Bronze Bronze Mavri galopoula Meat Their population is very small and decreasing. n domestic breed imported country-wide international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Czechia CZE Cattle Aberdeen Angus Beef cattle eng. Aberdeen Angus were first exported from Canada in 1992. In addition to the Angus being a naturally polled breed, the breed is also noted for its mothering, muscling and marbling attributes. Aberdeen-Angus Meat uni coloured: black black black 0 0 145 134 1050 700 Exotic y 1996 Domestic Breed country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 35 0 0 0 0 30 29 30 397 397 417 0 1430 0 61 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Ayrshire Dairy cattle eng. Ayrshire Milk uni coloured: yellow-brown 2 2 140 130 875 570 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic Data source: performance recording of the Czech-Moravian Breeders Society (2013) milk per lactation (305 d) 6445 kg, fat 4,04 % protein 3,34 % international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Belgicke modre Beef cattle czech Belgian Blue Belgické Modré Meat uni coloured: blue, white
multi coloured: blue pied 2 2 145 133 1100 700 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from Netherlands 1994 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 39 0 0 0 0 32 31 34 432 405 449 0 1150 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Exotic n imported after the year 2000, herdbook not yet approved 27 387 Data source: performance recording of the Czech-Moravian Breeders Society (2013) milk per lactation (305 d) 7690 kg, fat 3,94 % protein 3,45 % international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Ceska Cervinka Mostly suckler cows, limited number kept as dairy czech """Česká červinka"" means red cattle located in the Czech Republic" Czech Red Bohemian Red, Czech Red, Česká Červinka Meat, Milk 2003: The breed, especially for lack of breeding bulls, is classified as endangered. 2008: Except a herd kept at University farm for research and monitoring purposes (about 40 heads), kept in 10 small herds 2007: none The breed is well adapted to live under the natural conditions of Bohemia and Moravia. The animals are of heavy constitution, hardy and healthy good fertility and mothering ability 2007: used mostly as non-dairy (suckler cows), or else as subsistence dairy breed (milk, homemade butter, cheese) The breed is known for its longevity. marker/major genes: -alpha s1 casein B=0,964 C=0,036; -beta casein A=0,786 C=0,214; -kappa casein A=0,464 C=0,536; -Microsatelite IDVG A-Q H= 0,854; -Microsatelite CSSM 004 H= 0,582; (2001) 2007: used in extensive grazing systems within agri-environmental schemes Adapted to extensive grazing systems in hilly/highland areas uni coloured: red, darker head and legs, tint udder red 2 2 Short, narrow horns, light colour sometimes with black tips, with a tendency to turn downwards in later age 148 133 800 520 medium body frame, dual-purpose (milk/meat) type Native y 2007 Domestic Breed Successor of ancient European red cattle of the Bos brachyceros origin, formerly spread over Bohemia and middle Europe: in the beginning of the 20th century improved by Bern and Simentals bulls, after 1945 stepwise eliminated. Since 1987 a rescue program for the last remaining herd has been started, using semen of closely related Polish Red. 1987-1994, Polish Red (Poland) semen, 1998-2000 Rotes Höhenvieh (Germany)- two sires Middle and South of Bohemia, North-eastern Moravia back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing 209 162 238 2204 1655 3508 4.23 4.2 4.35 3.7 3.54 3.74 26 31 16.5 18 29.9 27 35.1 370 350 405 10 900 0 extensive summer grazing in highland area This breed is well adapted to be raised on pasture (as sucklers). Breeding stock must be raised at zero concentrates (forage only) otherwise gets fleshy with problems in limbs development. 900g daily weight gain in suckler calves (2005) In 2011, during 150 days lactation the milk yield recorded in 5 cows between 680-1550 kg milk with 3,9% fat and 3,45% protein. Bulls fattened in common fattening unit by silage + concentrates reached 1250g/day. 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Czechia CZE Cattle Cesky strakaty - original type cz A part of the Cesky strakaty skot, remaining since 1990 uninfluenced by genes of similar breeds used later for improvement i.e. Simmental, Montbéliarde etc. Locally adapted y 1925 domestic strain A part of the Czech Red-Pied cattle, remaining since 1990 uninfluenced by genes of similar red-pied breeds, held in-situ as conservation herd Institute of Animal Science (40 animals) and individual animals in 6 other farms back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard), intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 300 5858 4404 6855 4.3 4.23 4.54 3.57 3.53 3.74 1 local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Czechia CZE Cattle Cesky strakaty skot Dairy cattle, beef cattle czech Red pied cattle of Simmental origin Simmental Strakaty skot, Cervenostrakaty skot, Tschechische Fleckvieh, Simmental Cattle Meat, Milk Since 1955-1958 immigration of Ayrshire an Red Holstein genes has been realized for the improving of the milk production of the cows kept in large units. Nowadays European Fleckvieh genes are increasing. This breed is known for reproductive qualities in general and the females for their good udder. This breed is known for its health and adaptability. uni coloured: red with white head
multi coloured: spotted 0/2 0/2 156 141 1250 700 Locally adapted y 1925 domestic breed "composite of Czech Red, local strains and Simmental, since mid-19th century since 1995, continuous and increasing inflow of Montbéliarde and Fleckvieh of different origin makes this breed a composite population better characterized by a name ""Red Pied cattle in Czech Republic"". The remaining very small residue of ""unimproved""animals not influenced by these foreign genes was in 2010 concentrated in the conservation nucleus bred separatedly under the name of ""Czech Red Pied - original type""" since mid 19th century since 1950 from Simmental (Austria, Germany) country-wide intensive stationary 9366 8882 9991 332 300 343 7297 7235 7317 4.05 4.05 4.06 3.55 3.54 3.56 25 24 27 392 390 403 1082 0 Commercial herds international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Charolais Beef cattle fr. Charolais Meat uni coloured: blond 2 2 145 140 1100 750 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from France 1993 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 41 0 0 0 0 36 34 37 427 421 429 0 1460 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Galloway Beef cattle eng. Galloway Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 130 120 700 450 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1992 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 31 0 0 0 0 36 35 36 436 425 438 0 0 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Gasconne Beef cattle fr. Gascon Meat uni coloured: grey 2 2 145 135 1000 650 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from France 1994 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 35 0 0 0 0 36 36 37 428 395 435 0 1296 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat multi coloured: red and white 0 0 140 128 900 575 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from Canada 1975 1991-1994 from Hereford (USA) country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 36 0 0 0 0 35 34 36 414 408 436 0 1324 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Holstynsky Dairy cattle. This is the second most important breed with high milk yields. czech Holstein (black and white) Holštýnské Milk Black -spotted 2 2 160 146 1100 675 Locally adapted y 1874 Domestic Breed imported; locally adapted intensive stationary 12218 11484 13367 356 333 498 9504 8865 9875 3.78 3.73 3.83 3.3 3.3 3.35 25 24 26 414 393 458 5 0 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Jersey Dairy cattle eng. Jersey Jerseyský skot, Jersiaise Milk A good adaptability to the local climate is reported for this breed. uni coloured: yellow-brown 2 2 127 120 750 350 y 1866 Domestic Breed 305 7171 4.72 23.5 3.83 25 24 26 401 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat uni coloured: red 2 2 143 133 1000 630 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from France 1992 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 39 0 0 0 0 36 36 37 417 399 424 0 1343 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Masny Simental czech Simmental Beef Simmental, Masný Simentál Meat multi coloured: red and white 2 2 153 138 1100 700 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed meat-type line of the Simmental cattle 1991 imported from Denmark country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 39 0 0 0 0 32 31 33 426 414 427 0 1492 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Montbeliardsky Dairy cattle czech Montbéliarde Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported bulls and semen doses for improvement local red-pied cattle; exotic since 1995 France, Germany country-vide 27 391 Data source: performance recording of the Czech-Moravian Breeders Society (2013) milk per lactation (305 d) 8290kg, fat 3,83 % protein 3,47 % international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Normandský czech Normande Exotic y 2008 domestic breed 27 392 Data source: performance recording of the Czech-Moravian Breeders Society (2013) milk per lactation (305 d) 6092kg, fat 4,07 % protein 3,63 % international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Piemontese it. Piedmont Meat uni coloured: grey 2 2 135 125 850 550 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from Italy 1992 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 38 0 0 0 0 36 35 38 422 418 430 0 1255 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Plave akvitanske Beef cattle czech Blonde D’aquitaine Meat uni coloured: blonde 2 2 150 140 1100 750 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from France 1992 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 39 0 0 0 0 36 35 36 437 426 449 0 1321 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle RED holštýnské czech Holstein (red and white) Exotic y domestic breed since 1970 imported to improve Czech Red-pied cattle international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Salers fr. Salers Meat uni coloured: red 2 2 145 135 1000 650 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from France 1995 country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 35 0 0 0 0 35 35 36 416 387 464 0 1265 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 0 0 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Cattle Skotsky nahorni czech Highland Highland Cattle Meat uni coloured: red 2 2 130 122 750 500 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed 1992-1995 imported from United Kingdom Sumava National Park 31 28 41 40 42 433 430 471 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Chicken Ceska slepice zlate kropenata czech Czech Gold Speckled, Bohemian Gold Speckled hen Eggs, Hobby 2005: As native breed widely distributed throughout Bohemia until 1850, crossed with imported breeds since 1913. Regenerated after 1945. Bred in more colour strains (gold, silver, partridge) Single White Grey Various color Barred, Sex-linked Fancy multi-coloured black, brown and gold white 2.2 1.9 double laced normal and bantam body size birds of this variety do exist Native domestic breed indigenous breed. 115.6 100 130 51.24 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) stationary local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Czechia CZE Duck (domestic) RITO czech Hybrid lines of heavier meat type RITO 41, RITO 42, ITO 43, RITO 44 3.4 3.3 Locally adapted 3.5 75 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Duck (domestic) Strkov TTH czech Hybrid lines TTH of heavy (meat) type duck (TTH12, TTH 13, TTH 14, TTH 15) 4 3.6 Locally adapted 7 2 Fertility 92%, 150-200 eggs/year (depeding on the line TT12 - TT 15) local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Goat Anglonubijska czech Anglo-Nubian Anglonubijska Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement 90 80 100 80 Exotic y 2005 Domestic Breed 0 from Belgium, Great Britain Hair 960 235 1789 280 0 0 0 0 0 4.6 1.89 7 0 0 4.02 2.72 6.14 0 0 8 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Milk production per lactation (280 days, breed average) 859 kg, fat 4,38% protein 3,79 % !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 1.81 0 0 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Goat Bila kratkosrsta czech White Shorthaired Goat White Shorthaired Goat, Bila kratkosrsta koza Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, VegetationManagement 2000: 2115 breeding females included in performance recording scheme (Association of Sheep and Goat Breeders data). The animals are known for their early maturity (first mated at 8 month of age) and good fertility. This breed produces certificated bio-products. cheese marker/major genes: -alpha S1 casein 0=0.016 F=0.60 E=0.08 A=0.30; -alpha S2 casein F=0.36 N=0.64; -beta casein A=0.32 C=0.68; -kappa casein A=0.5 B=0.41 C=0.003 D=0.085;(2010) uni coloured: white (no other colours are allowed) 0/2 about 80% are polled (during 1960-1990 only polled animals allowed for licensed reproduction); horns of average size, upright and narrow 80 75 77 55 medium body size, short fur Native y 1928 Domestic Breed composite of local breeds and Saanen imported from Switzerland (1897) and Germany (1903) Imports of the white goat breed from Germany lasted until the 1980s. 1970-1994, <5% from British Saanen (United Kingdom) central part of Bohemia, Obvod Pribam-Beroun Hair 0 800 1000 300 650 1200 3.5 6 2.8 3 2.8 10 10 15 15 12 18 365 7 185 17.5 47 Data source: performance recording of the Sheep and Goat Breeders' Association (2013) Data from large commercial herds (> 50 dams) are lower by 20-40% than those from smallholder animals (1-5 dams) with individual care Milk per lactation (280 days, breed average) 720 kg, fat 3,11%, protein 3,00% Fertility 178% 1.75 1 4 regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Goat Burska In the production of kids for slaughter, cross-breeding with the meat-type Boer breed is being used increasingly. czech Boer Burská GeneralCrossbreeding Total population estimate 300; 43 breeding females included in performance recording scheme (Association of Sheep and Goat Breeders data, 2004). 0 0 Exotic y 2005 domestic breed imported; exotic since 1998 from Germany, Austria, Croatia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 186 0 0 0 liveweight in 105 days 18,6 kg !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 1.7 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Goat Hneda kratkosrsta czech Brown Shorthair Goat Brown Shorthair Goat, Hneda kratkosrsta Meat, Milk, SkinsHides 2000: 787 breeding females included in performance recording (Association of Sheep and Goat Breeders data). """souvenier""of former germ.inhabit.in mountan.border regions" The breed is adapted to live under harsh conditions. Early sexual maturity is reported for this breed. This breed produces certificated bio-products, cheese is the most important one. marker/major genes: -alpha S1 casein 0=0.005 F=0.67 E=0.07 A=0.25; -alpha S2 casein F=0.44 N=0.56; -beta casein A=0.4 C=0.6; -kappa casein A=0.49 B=0.47 C=0.002 D=0.041; (2010) uni coloured: brown with black head and muzzle and black stripe along the back, cannon bones, ears 0/2 0/2 average size, upright and narrow; >80% are polled (mass selection for polledness) 85 70 75 50 medium body size, short fur, erected ears Locally adapted y 1941 domestic breed composite of indigenous breed and Harz from Germany up to 1972, <5% from German Brown Goat (Former Germ.Dem.Rep.): 1980-1983, >20% from German Brown Goat (Former Germ.Dem.Rep.): up to 1995, <5% from German Improved Fawn (Germany) Obvod Kolin, border regions of Czech Republic 300 650 900 3.6 3 2.8 10 12 14 365 Data source: performance recording of the Sheep and Goat Breeders' Association (2013) The animals are kept mainly in mountainous and marginal lands. Milk per lactation (280 days, breed average) 739 kg, fat 3,31%, protein 3,03% Fertility 161% 2 regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained vulnerable -Czechia CZE Goat Holandská zakrslá czech West African Dwarf Dutch Dwarf goat multicoloured: black pied, brown pied; Exotic y 2011 domestic breed 2010 from Netherlands 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.5 1 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 1.8 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Goat Kasmirova czech Cashmere Kasmirova Exotic y 1998 domestic breed since 1995 from Hungary 2 1.9 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 1.9 international No Material atRisk critical critical -Czechia CZE Goat Moherova czech Angora Moherova Exotic y 2000 domestic breed 1995 from Hungary, Denmark 2 1.9 2.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 1.2 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Goat Sanska czech Saanen Exotic y 2012 domestic breed 2012 from Great Britain 1070 452 1746 280 0 0 0 0 0 2.7 1.5 7 0 0 3.3 2 6.3 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Milk per lactation (280 days, breed average, 1st lactation) 678 kg, fat 3,29%, protein 3,08% Fertility 180% !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 2 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Goat Waliserská Czech Valais Blackneck 682 0 0 280 0 0 0 0 0 2.46 0 0 0 0 2.92 0 0 3 3 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 141 0 0 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 1 regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Czechia CZE Goose (domestic) Ceska husa czech Lighter weight type with a strong constitution, lesser (shorter) body frame, adapted to more extensive conditions in smaller flocks. High slaughter efficency and both meat and feather quality. Well maintained brooding and guiding instinct. Czech White Czech goose Feathers, Meat The Bohemian goose was bred pure until the end of the last century, when it was almost replaced by importation of big foreign breeds. Thereafter, due to the high breeding and management requirements of the imported breeds, the Bohemian goose was regenerated from the remaining population in the Southern Bohemia and included among the breeds of poultry of great economic value in the 1930's. Experimental keeping of the Bohemian goose under large-scale production system was carried out after the World War II, but the low egg production and light live weight led to its replacement by other breeds. Presently these geese are reared by breeders of the Bohemian Goose Club. In 2003, kept on 23 private farms with individual recording and pedigree hatching involving about 160 geese and 40 ganders. Another 50 geese and 20 ganders are tested for the meat yield of the progeny at an international poultry testing station. traditional feast food (Christmas) The animals rear goslings twice a year. They have a reputation as good sitters. plumage cushions well adapted to extensive (pasture) conditions white white pinkish white middle level white white pinkish 5.5 4.5 shorter and broader body frame, shorter neck and legs, smaller rounded head Native y 2000 domestic breed old indigenous breed semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 0 On farm animals are traditionally fed by seasonal feed, pasture, and about 20% grain Testing station uses standard compound mixture with NL 248 gL/kg and ME 11,5 MJ/kg in the starting period and 179 g NL and 12,8 MJ in the test period, kept in a deep litter hall with outdoor run and natural light In smallhold conditons, there are geese even 12-16 year old and still productive Live weight (station tests) 5,4kg/4,5kg in 1 year old males and females respectively, and 6,7kg/4,9kg in elder males and females respectively 56-day fattening test (station tests): liveweight (LW)= 3,39kg (males) and 2,97 kg (females), feed conversion 2,97 kg/kg LW in males and 3,09 in females Slaughter analysis (skinless body, minimum difference between males and females): 70,3% slaughter yield, fat 2% LW, muscle 18,8% LW regional No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Czechia CZE Goose (domestic) Ceska husa chocholata czech A sub-population of the Czech white goose, carrier of specific gene causing imperfect and damageable formation of cranium what however might be hazardous under stress conditions. Czech White Czech crested Feathers, Meat white white pinkish white middle level white white pinkish 5.5 4.5 Visible topknot due to specific cranial configuraion Native y 2000 domestic strain selected from the Czech goose in 1988 kept on 6 conservation farms, together with the Czech goose (separate bred) 13 12 18 162 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 9 8 8 Similar to the Czech goose, slightly lower egg weight but higher of reared goslings (7.7 - 8.3) in a ten-year data set. However this might be a result of smaller flock size and/or breeders care compared to the Czech goose. regional No Material atRisk criticalMaintained endangered -Czechia CZE Goose (domestic) Novohradská husa czech Hybrid lines of heavy (meat) type geese (NH 1, NH2, NH3, NH 4) Locally adapted domestic line Hybrid lines of heavy type geese NH 31, NH 32, NH 33, NH 34, developed in the Czech Republic during 1970-1990 Fertility 59%, 48-52 eggs per goose Carcass weight 5,2 - 6 kg (depending on strain - NH1 - NH 4) local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Horse Achal-Teke Akhal-Teke Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Czechia CZE Horse Anglicky plnokrevnik czech British Warmblood Racing Exotic y 1919 domestic breed imported; exotic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Horse Arabsky kun czech Arab Arabsky Plnokrevnik Sport crossbreeding (breeding other breeds) The animals are well adapted to the local climate and to semi desert land. semi desert uni coloured: black, different shades of brown, grey: also white intermixed with black 160 156 450 400 light animals, concave head profile and midback Exotic y 1995 domestic breed imported from Slovakia, Egypt, Sweden and Germany; descended from wild Asian horse around 5000 BC country-wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Horse Ceskomoravsky belgicky kun czech Bohemian moravian belgien DraughtPower, Hobby, Meat In 2003, Of the total population of some 740 mares and 40 stallions, 188 mares and 29 stallions have been included in the genetic resource (2001). 164 160 800 700 Locally adapted y 1995 domestic breed Cold-blood horse based on the import of Belgian (1880 - 1930) and to a lesser extent Walloon (1880 - 1910) stallions and domestically bred mares; no further immigration of Belgian stallions has occurred for the past 60 years. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 40 36 36 87 50 342 333 12 1 1 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Czechia CZE Horse Cesky sportovni pony czech Czech Riding Pony Cesky sportovni pony Locally adapted y 2001 domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Horse Cesky teplokrevnik czech Czech Warmblood Riding (sports) Indigenous population.2005: Composite population of warmblood sport horses, not a regular breed in terms of genetic Locally adapted y 1995 domestic breed regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Horse Hafling czech Haflinger Exotic y 2001 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Horse Huculsky kun The Hucul is a riding and draught horse. czech Hutsul Hutculsky, Hucul Sport The breed is well adapted to work in mountains. marker/major genes: -Microsatelite AHT4 H=0.839; -Microsatelite AHT5 H=0.788; -Microsatelite HMS1 H=0.597; -Microsatelite HMS2 H=0.781; -Microsatelite HMS3 H=0.884; -Microsatelite HMS6 H=0.701; -Microsatelite HMS7 H=0.607; -Microsatelite HTG4 H=0.797; -Microsatelite HTG6 H=0.539; -Microsatelite HTG7 H=0.582; -Microsatelite HTG10 H=0.798; -Microsatelite VHL20 H=0.848; -Microsatelite ASB2 H=0.794; -Microsatelite ASB17 H=0.767; -Microsatelite ASB23 H=0.917; -Microsatelite CA425 H=0.828; -Microsatelite LEX3 H=0.522; (2011) mountain uni coloured: usually dun or bay, sometimes chestnut or piebald 140 138 harmonic body frame, short limbs, exuberant mane, robust neck, wide and deep chest Locally adapted y 1922 domestic breed primitive and developed, local Carpatian type of Tarpan: composite of Tarpan, Kertak and Arab, established in 17th and 18th century since 1950 from Hucul (Romania,Poland and Ukraine) and from Fjord (Poland) Found in mountain logging 38 34 regional Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained vulnerable -Czechia CZE Horse Irský cob czech Irish Cobb Exotic y 2011 domestic breed regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Czechia CZE Horse Klusak czech Trotter Horse Klusak Exotic y 1979 domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Czechia CZE Horse Kun Kinsky czech Native y 2005 domestic breed CROSSBREEDING OF DIFFERENT BREEDS AND SELECTION local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Horse Lipicky kun czech Lipitsa Lipica Horse Hobby Estimation of genetic distance was performed to the following other breeds: -Old Kladruby Horse Grey,czech Rep. -Old Kladruby Horse Black, czech Rep. -Lipica -Achal Teke -Arab, Thoroughbred The breed is known for a high knee action and extended gaits. uni coloured: grey 160 158 Exotic y 1997 domestic breed Established around 16th and 17th century, composite of Old Spanish Horse(Spain) and Old Neapolitan Horse (Italy) in 1580 1810-1869, from Arab (Arabia and Syria) country-wide international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Czechia CZE Horse Moravsky teplokrevnik czech Locally adapted y 2004 domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Czechia CZE Horse Norik czech Noric Exotic y 1995 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Horse Shagya Arab czech Shagya Arab Sport breed was formed from the beginning foundation uni coloured: black, bay, chestnut, grey 155 152 520 450 concave head profile Exotic y 1994 domestic breed mares originated from Austria-Hungary army stud farms; in 1816 pure-bred-Arab was imported from Orient 1816 1960-1970, <5%, 1971-1980, 5-20% and 1981-1990, >20% from Shagya (Hungary): 1991-1997, 5-20% from Shagya (Slovakia) country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Czechia CZE Horse Shetland Pony czech Shetland Pony Exotic y 2001 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Horse Slezsky norik czech Silesian Norik DraughtPower, Hobby, Meat, Riding (sports) 164 160 800 700 Locally adapted y 1995 domestic breed Imported breed, locally adapted Nord Moravia, Orlické hory (east czech mountains) 45 40 36 104 50 48 342 336 12 regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Czechia CZE Horse Slovensky teplokrevnik czech Slovak Warmblood Horse Slovensky teplokrevnik Exotic y 1995 domestic breed warmblood horse of Slovakian origin local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Czechia CZE Horse Starokladrubsky kun czech Old Kladruby Horse Kladruber, Starokladrubský Kun, Kladruby Sport 2005: Bred in two genetically distant strains: white (Belous in czech) and black (Vranik in czech). This breed is known for late maturity. marker/major genes:-Microsatelite AHT4 H=0.794; -Microsatelite AHT5 H=0.688; -Microsatelite HMS1 H=0.542; -Microsatelite HMS2 H=0.740; -Microsatelite HMS3 H=0.767; -Microsatelite HMS6 H=0.696; -Microsatelite HMS7 H=0.700; -Microsatelite HTG4 H=0.711; -Microsatelite HTG6 H=0.522; -Microsatelite HTG7 H=0.390; -Microsatelite HTG10 H=0.706; -Microsatelite VHL20 H=0.813; -Microsatelite ASB2 H=0.797; -Microsatelite ASB17 H=0.755; -Microsatelite ASB23 H=0.778; -Microsatelite CA425 H=0.610; -Microsatelite LEX3 H=0.502; (2011) uni coloured: grey, black 166 162 595 570 silky flowing mane and tail, convex profile Native y 1779 domestic breed local horse bred since 1600, with Spanish influence Kladruby Nad Labem (white), Slatinany (black) local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Czechia CZE Horse Traken czech Trakehner Exotic y 2012 domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Czechia CZE Horse Velsska plemena pony czech Welsh Pony Exotic y 2001 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Pig Belgická Landrase czech Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace Meat An outstanding meat performance is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 92 80 290 270 lop ears Exotic y 1974 domestic breed imported from Belgium, Germany and France since 1970 as Belgian Landrace (Belgium, Germany) country-wide 11 2 114 73 Data source: performance recording of the Pig Breeders' Association (2002) Fertility 71,7% 2,9 litters per life prolificity 10,2 per litter international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Czechia CZE Pig Bile otcovske czech Large White Czech White Stud Breed Meat The females are known for their good reproduction ability. The breed has a good growth rate. uni coloured: white 100 90 300 255 big body frame, stout constitution, fine head with erected ears Locally adapted y 1993 domestic breed Highly selected line of Czech White improved pig (father-line) 1.3 1.3 12 107 2 114 73 Data source: performance recording of the Pig Breeders' Association (2013) Fertility 77,7% 3,4 litters per life prolificity 11,3 per litter 11 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Pig Ceska landrase czech Landrace Meat Locally adapted domestic breed 7.5 5.3 9.1 7.9 12.5 10 24 163.5 115 647 1.4 1101.7 0 13.24 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Pig Ceske bile uslechtile czech Large White Meat An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. This breed is known for its reproductive qualities. This breed is known for its firm constitution. uni coloured: white 100 90 300 280 erect ears, large body size Locally adapted y 1927 domestic breed composite of Old Czech Bristly, Rychnow and Moravian Yorkshire 1927 since 1970 improved by Large White (Bulgaria, France, United Kingdom, Germany) country-wide 7.3 5.6 9.1 7.9 12.5 10 24 162.83 111 848 1.4 1045.4 0 Fertility 76,8% 3,5 litters per life prolificity 14,2 per litter 12.82 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Pig Ceske vyrazne masne czech Czech Meat Meat Since 2006 no in vivo animal existing The breed has a high weight gain capacity. uni coloured: white 95 84 310 250 lop ears Locally adapted y 1991 domestic breed indigenous breed (local breed improved for meatiness) since 1970 inproved by Landrace (Germany, France, Denmark) country-wide 11 3 880 120 80 Data source: performance recording of the Pig Breeders' Association (2003) Fertility 73,2% 2,65 litters per life prolificity 19,4 live piglets per year Very high meatnes (percentage of lean meat in the carcase >64%) local Not Sufficient extinct extinct -Czechia CZE Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat This breed has a firm constitution. uni coloured: red, red-brown 98 82 350 270 large body size, short lop ears Exotic y 1973 Domestic Breed imported from USA in 1973 and Canada in 1995 1970 since 1970, <5% from Duroc (United Kingdom, USA, Canada), 1990-1997, <5% from Duroc (Denmark) country-wide 7.6 5.6 9.4 7.9 12.2 10 18 160.3 121 419 1.2 1043.1 0 Fertility 75,9% 2,5 litters per year prolificity 10,8 per litter 10.29 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat This breed shows an outstanding meat performance. multi coloured: black with white belt 96 86 300 270 erect ears Exotic y 1972 domestic breed imported from USA, Canada, Denmark since 1970 from Hampshire (USA: 1982-1985, <5%: Canada: 1983, <5%): 1990-1997, <5% from Hampshire (Sweden) country-wide 11 2 114 73 Data source: performance recording of the Pig Breeders' Association (2010) Fertility 78,1% 2,6 litters per life prolificity 10,9 per litter international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Czechia CZE Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat multi coloured: white or light grey with irregular black or dark-brown spots 90 82 275 265 erect ears Exotic y 1991 domestic breed 7.7 6.2 9.3 8.3 12.6 10 17 169.4 117 540 1.5 1025.1 0 Fertility 78,2% 4 litters per life prolificity 10,6 per litter 10.37 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Pig Presticke cernostrakate czech "Local pig of the ""saddleback"" type" Prestice Black-Pied: Black-Spotted Prestice Lard, Meat 2003: it is kept as a closed population with approximately 350 breeding sows and 30-40 breeding boars. Well adapted to the local environment. Well resistance. This breed is robust and only low feed demanding. multi coloured: black with white saddle 94 80 300 250 medium body frame, lop ears Locally adapted y 1964 domestic breed composite of Old Czech Bristly Spotted, Black and Prestice Spotted.
In 2003, After 1945 this population was influenced by the use of different breeds of boars, especially the German and Englanish saddle pig, its regeneration later led to its recognition as a separate breed in 1964. 1964 since 1970 improved Angeln Saddlebacks (Germany, United Kingdom) western Bohemia back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) 8.2 8 10 8.3 13.2 9 18 165.71 116 908 1.6 862 0 Fertility 81,42% 3,7 litters per life prolificity 10,8 per litter 11.03 6 15 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Czechia CZE Rabbit Cesky albin czech Czech white Hobby, Meat, PelFur In 2003, The numerical representation of rabbits of the remaining local breeds is continuously decreasing, despite the subsidy granted to them, and their wider regeneration is critically endangered. 4.6 4.5 Native y 2000 Domestic Breed breed developed from local breeds in 1928 as fur producing animal 1890 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38.52 2733 60.46 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 6.81 6.41 7.31 local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Rabbit Cesky cernopesikaty czech Bohemian Black guardhair In 2003, The numerical representation of rabbits of the remaining local breeds is continuously decreasing, despite the subsidy granted to them, and their wider regeneration is critically endangered. Genotype a-chi/a-chi/-bb-CC-DD-GG 3.2 3.1 Native y 2000 domestic breed Developed for a special fur colour from other breeds (white with black guard hairs) 1975 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25.22 1886 56.7 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 5.4 5.1 5.57 local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Rabbit Cesky cerveny Czech Native 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26.24 1840 63.71 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 5.48 5.37 5.59 local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Rabbit Cesky lustic czech Separator, Solver Genotype AA-bb-cc-dd-gg 3.8 3.7 Native y 2000 domestic breed Selected in the Czech Republic in 1959 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31.77 2486 61.96 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 5.81 5.36 6.34 local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Rabbit Cesky strakac czech Czech Spot In 2003, The numerical representation of rabbits of the remaining local breeds is continuously decreasing, despite the subsidy granted to them, and their wider regeneration is critically endangered. Genotype AA-BB-CC-DD-gg-Kk Typical black pattern on head (butterfly, eyes and temple) and 5 isolated spots on thig 3.6 3.5 Typical black pattern on head (butterfly, eyes and temple) and 5 isolated spots on thig Locally adapted y 2000 domestic breed breed developed in the Czech Republic around 1900 from local rabbits 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31.47 2235 60.38 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 6.73 6.65 6.85 local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Rabbit Moravsky bily hnedooky czech Moravian white brown-eyed In 2003, The numerical representation of rabbits of the remaining local breeds is continuously decreasing, despite the subsidy granted to them, and their wider regeneration is critically endangered. Genotype Aa-bb-CC-DD-gg 3.5 3.4 Native y 2000 domestic breed Selected in the Czech Republic in 1980 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29.45 2210 60.59 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 5.71 5.48 5.88 local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Rabbit Moravsky modry czech Moravian blue In 2003, The numerical representation of rabbits of the remaining local breeds is continuously decreasing, despite the subsidy granted to them, and their wider regeneration is critically endangered. Genotype AA-BB-CC-dd-gg-hh 6.6 5.8 Native y 2000 domestic breed developed form local rabbits around 1870 in Moravia region 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41.02 2844 61.45 0 !! indicators with zero are not monitored in our country !! 6.34 6.26 6.49 local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Sheep Bergschaf ger. German Mountain Meat DNA-material is stored The animals are well adapted to mountainous regions and climate. A long breeding season is reported for this breed. mountain uni coloured: white 0 0 80 70 100 70 pendulous ears Exotic y 2000 domestic breed imported from Germany wool coarse/carpet 240 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age The animals are grazing on the mountains. fertility 81,2%, fecundity 105,3% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 27,2 kg regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Berrichone du Cher fr. Berrichon Du Cher 0 0 Exotic y 2001 domestic breed imported from France; exotic 2001 250 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 94,1%, fecundity 167,5% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 28 kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Bila alpska czech Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement 100 90 100 80 Exotic y 2003 Domestic Breed 2003 from Switzerland 300 700 800 3.3 223 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 90,4%, fecundity 138,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 25,5 kg 1.7 1.8 local No Material atRisk critical -Czechia CZE Sheep Charollais fr. Charollais Meat DNA-material is stored uni coloured: white with small black spots and pink or grey skin 0 0 65 60 100 70 long and thin horizontal ears, broad forehead Exotic y 2000 domestic breed 1991 imported from France, continually imported. country-wide wool medium 260 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age They are tied to good-quality grasslands and preferably flat terrain. fertility 91%, fecundity 149,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 29,3 kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Cigaja czech Tsigai Cigaja Milk The breed is well adapted to hilly regions. A specific product named Bryndza, a kind of white cheese is made. Bryndza (White cheese) multi coloured: white with black head and black or dark brown limbs 2 0 72 67 75 55 medium body size, convex head profile, light skeleton Locally adapted y 1954 domestic breed Jeseniky Mountains and submountainous areas of Jesenik, northern Moravia wool coarse/carpet 3.2 140 120 7.5 4 3.5 205 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age mountain grazing fertility 87,8%, fecundity 128,9% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 23,9 kg 1.2 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Clun Forest eng. Clun Forest 0 0 Exotic y 2002 domestic breed 2002 255 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 98,9%, fecundity 159,6% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 28,7 kg international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Czechia CZE Sheep Dorper czech Dorper Exotic y 2012 domestic breed 3.28 3.13 5 4 10 7 13 9 16 70 38 210 8 294 26 54 0 fertility 105,6%, fecundity 105,3% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 17,4 kg 2 1 4 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down 0 0 Exotic y 2005 domestic breed 2005 285 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 101,0%, fecundity 138,9% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 31,7 kg international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Jacob eng. Jacob 0 0 Exotic y 2000 domestic breed 2000 214 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 85,4%, fecundity 162,6% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 24,6 kg international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Czechia CZE Sheep Jurska czech Jura Exotic y 2005 domestic breed 2005 Switzerland 207 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 100%, fecundity 158,3% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 24,3 kg regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Czechia CZE Sheep Kamerunska czech West African Dwarf Kamerunská ovce 0 0 Exotic y 2004 domestic breed 2004 136 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 98%, fecundity 158,3% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 15,7 kg international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Kerry Hill ang. Kerry Hill Exotic y 2006 domestic breed 2006 266 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 92,8%, fecundity 150% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 29,7 kg international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Czechia CZE Sheep Kesantská ovce czech Ouessant Exotic y 2005 domestic breed 2004 73 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 85,4%, fecundity 100% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 8,9 kg regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Lacaune fr. Lacaune Exotic y 2004 domestic breed 2004 207 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 97%, fecundity 142,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 24 kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Leicester eng. Leicester Longwool Exotic y 2007 domestic breed 2007 international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Czechia CZE Sheep Lein eng. Leine Exotic y 2006 domestic breed 258 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 100%, fecundity 121% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 29,4 kg regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Czechia CZE Sheep Merino czech Merino Merino, Czech Merino Meat Local breed improved by finewool breeds (Rambouillet, Précoce), Mutton Merino (former German Democratic Republic), Ascanian Merino and Stavropol Finewool (fromer Soviet Union). Since 1994 produced crossbreds only, since 2008 no breeding rams traditional finewool breed These animals show a good adaptability and are reported as no demanding. uni coloured: white 2 0 75 72 85 55 horizontal ears Locally adapted y 1954 domestic breed indigenous breed improved by Meat Merino, Electoral-Negretti, Escurial, Précoce and Rambouillet since 17th century 1970-1990, <5% and 1990-1997, 5-20% Mutton Merino (Former German Democratic Republic): 1970-1990, <5% Ascanian Merino and Stavropol Finewool country-wide wool fine 234 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Crosbreds with meat breeds, no purebred animals any more Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 68%, fecundity 167% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 26,5 kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Merinolandschaf germ. Merinolandschaf Meat The breed is known for its good adaptability to local environment. A long breeding season is reported for this breed. good adaptability uni coloured: white 0 0 95 80 130 80 Exotic y 1991 domestic breed imported from Germany 1991 country-wide wool fine 243 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 91,3%, fecundity 155,5% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 27,5 kg regional No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Nemecka cernohlava czech German Blackheaded Mutton Cernohlava ovce, German Black - Head Mutton 0 0 Exotic y 2002 domestic breed imported from Germany; exotic 2002 291 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 68,9%, fecundity 138,6% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 32,4 kg regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Nemecka dlouhovlnna czech Merino Longwool Nemecka Dlouhovlnna, Merino Longwool Meat During 1995-99 crossed with Oxford Down (Denmark), since 2005 no purebred breeding animals produced, overcrossed by Oxford Down DNA-material is stored A good adaptability to the local climate is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 100 65 Locally adapted y 1984 domestic breed German Longwool imported from East Germany in 1984 1984 1992-1997 Moravian Highland wool medium local No Material extinct extinct -Czechia CZE Sheep Olkuska czech Olkusz Olkulská ovce 0 0 Exotic y 2000 domestic breed imported; exotic 2000 232 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 96,9%, fecundity 227% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 26,1 kg regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Czechia CZE Sheep Oxford Down eng. Oxford Down Meat uni coloured: white with black head and legs 0 0 75 65 130 95 Exotic y 1993 domestic breed imported from Denmark 1993 country-wide wool medium 219 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 94, 8%, fecundity 160,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 25,1 kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Romanovska czech Romanov Romanov Sheep, Romanovská ovce Meat DNA-material is stored Very high prolificacy and long breeding season is reported for this breed. uni coloured: grey or white with black head 0 0 70 50 short tail Locally adapted y 1970 domestic breed 1970 country-wide wool 192 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 94, 5%, fecundity 247% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 21,9 kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Romney eng. Romney Kent Meat The animals are known for their very good adaptability to the local climate. uni coloured: white 0 0 100 70 Exotic y 1991 domestic breed imported from Hungary 1991 country-wide wool medium 266 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age All-year pasture breeds requiring no housing.
Also used for organic farming. fertility 93,8%, fecundity 150,5% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 29,7 kg international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Setlandská ovce czech Shetland Exotic y 2010 domestic breed 163 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 91,3%, fecundity 142,9% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 18,5 kg international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Shropshire czech Shropshire Exotic y 2013 domestic breed 175 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 100%, fecundity 131,3% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 20,9 kg international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Skude czech Skudde Exotic y 2009 domestic breed 102 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 100%, fecundity 122,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 12,4 kg regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Czechia CZE Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat DNA-material is stored uni coloured: white with black skin and legs 0 0 75 65 110 75 long, thin and slightly lop ears, slightly arched nose Exotic y 2000 domestic breed country-wide wool medium 276 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 88,7%, fecundity 163,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 30,8 kg international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Sumavka czech Sumavska ovce Česká selská ovce Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, VegetationManagement, Wool The breed is adapted to live under adverse climatic conditions. This breed is adapted to poor quality grazing and considered as a genetic resource. marker/major genes: -growth hormone GH1GH1=0.00 GH1GH2=0.42 GH2GH2=0.58; (2010) uni coloured: white 0/2 0 sickle shape 80 55 medium body size, horizontal ears, roman nose Native y 1954 domestic breed native breed, mountain type. The programme for its regeneration was launched in the 1950s: in 1986 it was recognized as a separate breed. for breed improvement since 1960 used Kent (United Kingdom); 1970-1980, <5% from Romney Marsh (Poland) Sumava Region, mountainous areas of south Bohemia wool 3.5 120 100 8 3.6 3.5 14 15 17 20 18 22 365 4.6 200 32 42 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age The animals are adapted to graze on rather poor sour-soil vegetation fertility 86,9%, fecundity 129,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 23,3 kg 1.4 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Czechia CZE Sheep Texel eng. Texel Meat DNA-material is stored uni coloured: white 0 0 75 70 115 75 small erected ears Exotic y 1975 domestic breed imported from Netherlands in 1975 and from France in 1990 1975 country-wide wool medium 255 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age They are tied to good-quality grasslands and preferably flat terrain. fertility 92,4%, fecundity 157,9% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 28,7 kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Valaska czech Valachian Valaška původní, Valašská ovce Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, VegetationManagement, Wool Animals of this breed are resistant to cold and unfavourable weather and well adapted to moutainous areas. cheese, žinčice marker/major genes: -growth hormone GH1GH1=0.00 GH1GH2=0.05 GH2GH2=0.95; (2010) low demanding, resistant to cold 45 40 Locally adapted y 1975 domestic breed coming since 17th century from Carpathian region found in north- east Moravia (Valassko), south Bohemia 3.3 3.1 16 17 18 20.5 19 22 365 4.2 171 26.5 38 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 96,6%, fecundity 150,3% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 20,2 kg regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained vulnerable -Czechia CZE Sheep Vresova czech Exotic y 2002 domestic breed 2002 206 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 91,5%, fecundity 127,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 24 kg local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Sheep Vychodofriska czech East Friesian Východofríská ovce, Ostfriesisches Milchschaf, East Friesian Milksheep Meat DNA-material is stored A high reproductive rate is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 85 75 120 90 long horizontal ears, slightly arched nose Exotic y 1970 domestic breed 1940 from Germany imported wool medium 273 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 98,1%, fecundity 185,9% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 30,1kg international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Czechia CZE Sheep Zirne Merino czech Merino Mutton Žírné Merino, Merinofleischschsaf Meat DNA-material is stored uni coloured: white 2 0 occurrence of rare polled animals 85 75 110 70 horizontal ears, slightly arched nose Exotic y 1960 domestic breed imported from Germany, since 1995 replaced by specialized meat mutton breeds 1960 wool fine local No Material atRisk critical -Czechia CZE Sheep Zuslechtena Valaska czech Valachian Improved Valachian (Improved), Zušlechtěná Valaška, Zosláchtená Valaska Meat The animals are well adapted to mountainous areas and climate. uni coloured: white 2 0 medium size, sickle shape 80 70 80 50 horizontal ears Locally adapted y 1975 domestic breed descended from Valachian improved by Texel, Cheviot and East Friesian after 1950 Moravia; submountainous and mountainous areas of Czech Republic wool 234 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 55,5%, fecundity 111,4% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 27kg local No Material atRisk endangered -Czechia CZE Sheep Zwartbles dutch Zwartbles 0 0 Exotic y 1999 domestic breed imported from Netherlands 258 Data source: Performance recording of the Breeders' association Average daily gain of males and females is calculated from birth to 105 days of age fertility 89,9%, fecundity 182,8% (2013) average liveweight of males and females in 105 days 28,9 kg regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Ass Deutscher Esel ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Ass Europäischer Esel ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Ass Thüringer Waldesel De Exotic y local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Buffalo Wasserbüffel ger. Exotic imported local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Angler ger. Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Ansbach-Triesdorfer ger. Ansbach-Triesdorfer multi coloured: yellow, red
comments: pattern like a tiger 2 2 Native domestic breed composite of Friesian, Simmentaler, Allgäuer and Breitenburger local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Aubrac ger. imported Aubrac Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine ger. imported Blonde D’aquitaine 1999: Breed population is closely related to population(s) in other countries. Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Brahman ger. imported Brahman Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss mountainous country uni coloured: brown with white surrounded black muzzle and black horn tips brown 2 2 147 650 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, descended from Schweizer Torfrind South 8500 4 3.5 1250 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Braunvieh alter Zuchtrichtung ger. Original German Brown mountainous country uni coloured: white with white rounded dark muzzle, hooves and horn tips brown 2 2 133 550 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, descended from Allgäuer and Schweizer Torfrind South 305 5000 1350 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Charolais ger. imported Charolais Exotic y imported international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Chianina ger. imported Chianina Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Deutsch Angus ger. imported Angus Native y local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Deutsche Holstein Rotbunt ger. red and white, pied 0/2 0/2 little percentage of the population is polled 147 750 Native y domestic breed descended from Old Rotbunt and Schwarzbuntes Niederungsrind North, West, East 305 9000 4 3.5 18 25 28 365 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Deutsche Holstein Schwarzbunt ger. Holstein (black and white) black and white pied 0/2 0/2 a little percentage of the population is polled 147 750 Native y domestic breed composite of local breeds from Germany and The Netherlands and Holstein Friesian (USA) 18 25 28 365 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Deutsches Schwarzbuntes Niederungsrind ger. black and white pied 2 2 133 650 Native y domestic breed composite of local breeds from Germany and The Netherlands, no Holstein Friesian crossing 365 6500 4 3.5 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Deutsches Shorthorn ger. German Shorthorn multi coloured: red, white or red-white-red mouldy red, white 2 2 133 600 Native y domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Dexter ger. imported Dexter Exotic y breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Doppelnutzung Rotbunt ger. Red Pied dual purpose red, white, pied 2 2 138 700 Native y domestic breed North, (Schleswig-Holstein) 305 7500 4 3.5 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Evolener ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Fjaellrind ger. imported Exotic y breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Fleckvieh Doppelnutzung ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Fleckvieh Fleischnutzung to the Fleckvieh within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Fleckvieh Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Simmental multi coloured: red, brown, yellow spotted with dominant white head red, white 0/2 0/2 a little percentage of the population is polled 142 750 Native y domestic breed composite of Fleckvieh / Simmental and a local breed South 305 7500 4 3.5 1450 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Fleckvieh-Simmental ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Fleckvieh Fleischnutzung to the Fleckvieh within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Fleckvieh Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Beef Fleckvieh red and white pied, head is always white red, white 0/2 0/2 a little percentage of the population is polled 142 750 Native y domestic breed 1450 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Galloway ger. imported Galloway Exotic y breed imported international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Gelbvieh Fleischnutzung to the Gelbvieh within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Gelbvieh Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Gelbvieh uni coloured: red, yellow red, yellow 2 2 142 750 Native y domestic breed composite of yellow and red local breeds of landraces 305 6000 4 3.5 1350 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Gelbvieh Fleischnutzung ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Gelbvieh Fleischnutzung to the Gelbvieh within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Gelbvieh Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Gelbvieh unicoloured yellow / red 0/2 0/2 a littele percentage of the population is polled 142 750 Native y domestic breed 1350 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Glanrind ger. Glan uni coloured: yellow /red with light mouth and nose yellow / red 2 2 138 650 Native y domestic breed composite of local red and yellow cattle Rhineland and Rhineland-Palatinate 1300 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Grauvieh ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Hereford ger. imported Hereford Exotic y breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Highland Cattle eng. imported Highland Exotic y breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Hinterwälder ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Hinterwälder Fleischnutzung to the Hinterwälder within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Hinterwälder Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Hinterwald Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement very good hoofs and legs to graze on steep mount. multi coloured: red, yellow with dominant white head (similar to Simmental) red, white 2 2 132 120 750 400 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Black Forest 305 4000 4.2 3.5 380 900 regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Cattle Hinterwälder Fleischnutzung (ger.) Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Hinterwälder Fleischnutzung to the Hinterwälder within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Hinterwälder Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Hinterwald Meat, VegetationManagement used for landscape management red and white pied, white head is dominant red, white 2 2 123 400 Native y domestic breed Black Forest 950 regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Cattle Jersey ger. imported Jersey Exotic y breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Lakenvelder Rind dutch Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Cattle Limousin ger. imiported Limousin Exotic y domestic breed imported, France international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Limpurger ger. Limpurger Meat, Milk unicoloured red, yellow 2 2 138 625 Native y domestic breed local breed of Wurttemberg Wurttemberg 305 5000 4 3.5 1300 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Lincoln Red ger imported Lincoln Red Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Longhorn eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Luing ger. imported Luing Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Cattle Maine Anjou ger. imported Maine-Anjou Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Murnau-Werdenfelser ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Murnau-Werdenfelser Fleischnutzung to the Murnau-Werdenfelser within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Murnau-Werdenfelser Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Murnau-Werdenfels Meat, Milk uni coloured: yellow with white rim around dark muzzle, black pigmented mucosa brown, yellow 2 2 128 550 Native y domestic breed composite of Oberinntal Grey, Brown Swiss and Murboden alpine region of Bavaria 305 4000 4 3.5 1300 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Murnau-Werdenfelser Fleischnutzung ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Murnau-Werdenfelser Fleischnutzung to the Murnau-Werdenfelser within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Murnau-Werdenfelser Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Murray Gray eng. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Cattle Parthenaise Fr Parthenais Exotic international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Piemonteser ger. imported Piedmont Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Pinzgauer Doppelnutzung Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Pinzgauer Fleischnutzung to the Pinzgauer within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Pinzgauer Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Pinzgau Meat, Milk multi coloured: red or brown with white back and belly red, white 2 2 143 700 Native y domestic breed Alpine region 305 5500 4 3.5 1300 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Pinzgauer Fleischnutzung ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Pinzgauer Fleischnutzung to the Pinzgauer within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Pinzgauer Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Beef Pinzgau Meat multi coloured: red or brown with white back, tail and belly red, white 2 2 142 700 Native y domestic breed no specific location 1300 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Pustertaler ger. imported Pustertaler Sprinzen Exotic y domestic breed imported international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Rotes Höhenvieh ger. Meat, VegetationManagement uni coloured: red with light muzzle red 2 2 140 135 850 600 Native y domestic breed variety of German Red, descended from local Red Cattle some Angeln influence low mountain ranges of Germany 1300 local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Rotvieh alter Angler Zuchtrichtung ger. Original Angler Meat, Milk uni coloured: red, brown with black hooves and muzzle 2 2 138 600 Native y domestic breed variety of old Red Angeln, North, Schleswig-Holstein 305 6000 4.5 4 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Salers ger. imported Salers Exotic y domestic breed imported, France France international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Texas Longhorn En Texas Longhorn Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Uckermärker ger. Meat white, cream or yellow to brown, sometimes pied, white, red, brown 0/2 0/2 143 700 Native y domestic breed East 1300 62 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Cattle Vogesen-Rind ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported, France France local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Vorderwälder ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Vorderwälder Fleischnutzung to the Vorderwälder within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Vorderwälder Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Meat, Milk good legs and hoofs to graze in mountains multi coloured: red or yellow with white head red, white 2 2 145 137 1000 600 Native y domestic breed indigenous local breed Black Forest 305 6000 4 3.65 380 1200 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Vorderwälder Fleischnutzung Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Vorderwälder Fleischnutzung to the Vorderwälder within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Vorderwälder Fleischnutzung is recognized as autonomous breed. Meat red and white pied, white head is dominant red, white 2 2 145 137 1000 600 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed of the Black Forest Black Forest 1200 local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Cattle Wagyu ger. Wagyu Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Weißblaue Belgier ger. imported Belgian Blue Exotic y domestic breed imported, Belgium Belgium international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Cattle Welsh-Black ger. imported Welsh Black Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Cattle White Park eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Cattle Whitebred Shorthorn eng. local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Cattle Zwerg Zebu imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Altenglische Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Altenglische Kämpfer mit Schopf ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Chicken Altenglische Zwerg-Kämpfer ger. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Altsteirer ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Amrocks ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Andalusier ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Annaberger Haubenstrupphühner ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Antwerpener Bartzwerge ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Appenzeller Barthühner ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Appenzeller Spitzhauben ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Appenzeller Zwerg-Barthühner ger. local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Araucana ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Araucana mit Backenbart ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Chicken Asil ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Augsburger ger. Augsburger Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 2.65 2.25 Native n domestic breed Augsburg and Black Forest South 180 58 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Australorps ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Bantam ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Barnevelder ger. Native local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Bassetten ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Bergische Kräher ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 3.25 2.25 Native n domestic breed The breed is originated in West-Germany, under influence of spanish breeds. 1190 Import of spanish breeds West - Germany 180 56 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Bergische Schlotterkämme ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 2.4 2 Native y domestic breed "The breed is originated in the region ""Bergisches Land"" (West Germany)" spanish breeds "In the region ""Bergisches Land"" (West Germany)" 200 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Bergische Zwerg-Kräher ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Bergische Zwerg-Schlotterkämme ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Bielefelder Kennhühner ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Bielefelder Zwerg-Kennhühner ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Brabanter ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Brabanter Bauernhühner ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Brahma ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Brakel ger. Braekel Eggs, Hobby, Meat 2.35 2 Native n domestic breed Indigenous breed 1895 Originally a belgian breed. 180 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Breda ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Brügger Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Brügger Zwerg-Kämpfer ger. local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Cemani ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Chabo gelockt ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Chabo seidenfiedrig Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Chabos ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Cochin ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Creve Coeur ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Croad Langschan ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Cubalaya ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Denizli-Kräher ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsche Langschan ger. Eggs, Fancy, Meat indigenous colour varieties: white, black 3.75 3 Native n domestic breed Imported from Northern China in 1879 1879 Imported from Northern China in 1879 distributed all over the country 180 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsche Reichshühner ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat single indigenous 3 2.25 Native n domestic breed Indigenous german breed. 1907 180 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsche Sperber ger. Eggs, Fancy, Meat indigenous 2.75 2.25 Native n domestic breed "Rhineland, formarly known as ""Gesperberte Minorka""" 1903 Rhineland 180 60 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsche Zwerg-Langschan ger. Native local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsche Zwerg-Reichshühner ger. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsche Zwerg-Sperber ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsche Zwerghühner ger. Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsches Lachshuhn ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 3.5 2.9 Native n domestic breed "German breed on basis of the french ""Favorelle""" 1912 "French ""Favorelle""" 160 55 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Deutsches Zwerg-Lachshuhn ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Dominikaner ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Dorking ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Dresdner ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Dänische Landhühner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Empordanesa ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Eulenbarthühner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Federfüßige Zwerghühner ger. Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Federfüßige Zwerghühner mit Bart ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Frankfurter Zwerghühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Friesenhühner ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Hamburger ger. Hamburg Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 2 1.75 Native n domestic breed Indegenous breed of Northern Germany 1850 North Germany 160 49 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Holländer Haubenhühner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Holländische Zwerghühner ger. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Houdan ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Indische Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Indische Zwerg-Kämpfer ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Italiener ger. Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Italiener rosenkämmig ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Javanesische Zwerghühner ger. local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Jersey Giants eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Kastilianer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Kaulhühner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Kaulhühner mit Schopf ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Ko Gunkei ger. local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Chicken Ko Shamo ger. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Koeyoshi ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Kraienköppe ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Krüper ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 2 1.75 Native n domestic breed Indigenous breed of North-West Germany North-West Germany 180 50 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken La Fleche french Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Lakenfelder ger. Lakenvelder Eggs, Hobby, Meat single indigenous white 2 1.75 Native n domestic breed Indegenous breed, established in Westfalia and the region Hannover 1840 Westfalia and the region Hannover 160 50 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Leghorn eng. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Chicken Lütticher Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Lütticher Zwerg-Kämpfer ger. local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Madras ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Malaien ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Marans ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Maruha Chabo ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Mechelner ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Minorka ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Moderne Englische Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Moderne Englische Zwerg-Kämpfer ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Nackthalshühner ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Nackthalshühner rosenkämmig ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken New Hampshire eng. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Niederrheiner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Norwegische Jaerhühner ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Ohiki ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Okina-Chabos ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Onagadori ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Orloff ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Orpington ger. Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Ostfriesische Möwen ger. . Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous white 2.75 2.2 Native n domestic breed Indigenous breed of North-West Germany 1900 North-West Germany 170 55 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Ostfriesische Zwerg-Möwen ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Paduaner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Penedesenca ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Pfälzer Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Phönix ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Plymouth Rocks eng. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Prat ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Ramelsloher ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous White 2.75 2.25 Native n domestic breed "Bred first in 1870 in the small village of ""Ramelsloh"" (near Hamburg)" 1870 "Import of ""Andalusian"" in 1889" North Germany, near Hamburg 170 56 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Redcaps eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Rheinländer ger. Rhinlander Poule du Rhin Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 2.4 2.2 Native n domestic breed "Indigenous breed of the ""Eifel"" - region (West - Germany)" 1894 (West - Germany) 180 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Rhodeländer ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Ruhlaer Zwerg-Kaulhühner ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Ruhlaer Zwerg-Kaulhühner mit Bart ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Sachsenhühner ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous black 2.75 2.25 Native n domestic breed German Breed (Saxony) 1900 Saxony 175 170 180 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Satsumadori ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Sebright eng. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Seidenhühner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Seidenhühner mit Bart ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Serama ger. Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Chicken Shamo-Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Shinguro-Chabo ger. Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Chicken Siamesische Zwerg-Seidenhühner ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Spanier schwarz ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Strupphühner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Sudanesische Kämpfer ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Sulmtaler ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Sultanhühner ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Sumatra ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Sundheimer ger. Sundheimerhuhn Eggs, Hobby, Meat indigenous 3.25 2.25 Native n domestic breed "Founded in ""Sundheim"" in ""Baden"" (South-West Germany)" 1886 South-West Germany 220 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Sussex ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Thüringer Barthühner ger. Thüringer Barthühner Eggs, Hobby, Meat single indigenous 2.25 1.75 Native n domestic breed "Established first in Ruhla ""Thuringia""" beginning of the 19. century Thuringia 160 53 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Thüringer Zwerg-Barthühner ger. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Tomaru ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Totenko ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Tuzo ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Ukkeler Bartzwerge ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Vogtländer ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Vorwerkhuhn ger. Vorwerk Eggs, Hobby, Meat single indigenous 2.75 2.25 Native n domestic breed "Indigenous, since 1900 / 1912 in the region ""Hamburg""" 1900 / 1912 170 55 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Watermaalsche Bartzwerge ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Welsumer ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Westfälische Totleger ger. Eggs, Hobby, Meat rose indigenous 2.25 1.75 Native n domestic breed Indigenous 180 53 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Winsener Huhn ger. Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Chicken Wyandotten ger. Native local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Chicken Yakidos ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Yamato ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Yokohama ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Altsteirer ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Amrocks ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Andalusier ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Araucana ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Asil ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Augsburger ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Australorps ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Barnevelder ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Brabanter ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Brahma ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Brakel ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Breda ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Cochin ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Cochin gelockt ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Croad Langschan ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Créve Coeur ger. local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Dominikaner ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Dorking ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Dresdner ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Eulenbarthühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Friesenhühner ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Hamburger ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Holländer Haubenhühner ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Houdan ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Italiener ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Italiener rosenkämmig ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Kastilianer ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Kaulhühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Kaulhühner mit Schopf ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Kraienköppe ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Krüper ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-La Fléche ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Lakenfelder ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Leghorn ger. local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Malaien ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Marans ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Mechelner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Minorka ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Nackthalshühner ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Nackthalshühner rosenkämmig ger. local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-New Hampshire ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Niederrheiner ger. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Orloff ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Orpington ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Paduaner ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Phönix ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Plymouth Rocks ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Rheinländer ger. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Rhodeländer ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Sachsenhühner ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Seidenhühner ger. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Spanier ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Strupphühner ger. local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Sulmtaler ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Sumatra ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Sundheimer ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Sussex ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Vorwerkhühner ger. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Welsumer ger. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Wyandotten ger. local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Chicken Zwerg-Yokohama ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Altrheiner Elsterenten (Magpie-Enten) ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Amerikanische Pekingenten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Aylesburyenten ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Campbellenten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Cayugaenten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Deutsche Pekingenten ger. Pekin Meat indigenous White 3.5 3 Native n domestic breed China 55 50 60 70 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Gimbsheimer Enten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Hochbrutflugenten ger. Native local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Hochbrutflugenten mit Haube ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Krummschnabelenten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Landenten ger. "Since 2005 divided into ""Landenten glattköpfig"" and ""Landenten mit Haube""." Native local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Landenten glattköpfig ger. Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Landenten mit Haube ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Laufenten ger. Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Orpingtonenten ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Overberger Enten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Pommernenten ger. Pommern Pommernente Meat indigenous 3 2.5 Native n domestic breed Pomerania (North-East Germany) 18. century 80 70 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Rouen Clair-Enten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Rouenenten ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Sachsenenten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Smaragdenten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Streicherenten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Warzenenten ger. Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Welsh Harlekin-Enten ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Zwergenten ger. Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Duck (domestic) Zwergenten mit Haube ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goat Anglo Nubier Ziege ger. imported Anglo-Nubian Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goat Angoraziege ger. imported Angora Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goat Appenzeller Ziege ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Goat Braune Harzer Ziege ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources as-signs the Braune Harzer Ziege to the Bunte Deutsche Edelziege within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Braune Harzer Ziege is recognized as autonomous breed. Harz Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement brown 0/2 0/2 85 75 85 65 Native y domestic breed Central Germany Harz region semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 900 3.5 3 8 8 15 2 local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Bunte Deutsche Edelziege ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources as-signs the Braune Harzer Ziege to the Bunte Deutsche Edelziege within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. According to the zootechnical legislation, the Braune Harzer Ziege is recognized as autonomous breed. Bunte Deutsche Edelziege Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement hardy uni coloured: brown, black back stripe, light or dark brown belly brown 0/2 0/2 85 75 85 65 Native y domestic breed composite of various brown goat-landraces countrywide intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 1000 3.5 3 9 9 15 2 international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Goat Burenziege ger. imported Boer Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goat Bündner Strahlenziege ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Dänische Landziege ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat French Alpine ger. French Alpine Exotic international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Germany DEU Goat Girgentana Ziege (braun und weiß) ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Holländer Schecke ger. imported Dutch Pied Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Goat Kaschmirziege ger. imported Cashmere Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical critical -Germany DEU Goat Nera Verzasca ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Owamboziege ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Pfauenziege ger. imported Exotic n domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Pinzgauer Ziege ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Poitevine ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Rove Ziege ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Saanenziege ger. Saanen Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goat Schraubenhörnige Bulgarische Langhaarziege ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Tadschikische Ziege ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed Henriette Davidis local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Goat Tauernschecken ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goat Thüringer Wald Ziege ger. Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement uni coloured: brown with white patches on head and legs and light face grey, brown 0/2 0/2 85 75 65 50 Native y domestic breed composite of Toggenburger-, Harzer-, Rhönziege and Thüringer Landziege country-wide intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 900 3.5 3 9 9 15 2 local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goat Toggenburger ger. imported Toggenburg Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goat Walliser Schwarzhals-Ziege ger. imported Valais Blackneck Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Goat Weiße Deutsche Edelziege ger. Weiße Deutsche Edelziege Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement uni coloured: white white white 0/2 0/2 85 75 85 65 Native y domestic breed composite of local white breeds and Saanen (Switzerland) country wide intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 1000 3.5 3 9 9 15 regional No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Goat Westafrikanische Zwergziege ger. imported West African Dwarf Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Afrikanische Höckergänse ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Bayerische Landgans ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Celler Gänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Deutsche Legegänse ger. Eggs, Meat indigenous White 6.5 5.5 Native n domestic breed Indigenous 50 170 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, grazing stationary local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Diepholzer Gans ger. Diepholzer Meat indigenous white 7 5.75 Native n domestic breed "Indigenous breed in and from the region ""Hannover / Diepholz""" 1880 "Region ""Hannover / Diepholz""" 30 140 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, grazing stationary regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Elsässer Gänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Emdener Gänse White Emden Meat indigenous White 11.5 10.5 Native n domestic breed Indigenous in East Frisia in North-West Germany End of 19. century East Frisia in North-West Germany 50 170 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, grazing stationary international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Emporda Gänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Fränkische Landgänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Höckergänse ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Leinegans ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Lippegänse ger. Meat indigenous White 6.75 5.75 Native domestic breed "Indigenous in East-Westfalia (""Ostwestfalen - Lippe"")" "East-Westfalia (""Ostwestfalen - Lippe"")" 30 140 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, grazing stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Lockengänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Pilgrimgänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Pommerngänse ger. Pomeranian Meat indigenous Grey 8 7 Native n domestic breed Indigenous, Pomerania, Ruegen, Stralsund 23 20 25 170 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, grazing stationary international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Russische Gänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Steinbacher Kampfgänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Toulouser Gänse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Tschechische Gänse ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Goose (domestic) Westafrikanische Zwergziege en local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Guinea fowl Perlhühner ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Achal-Tekkiner ger. imported Akhal-Teke Exotic imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Aegidienberger ger Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Alt-Württemberger ger. Carting, Riding (sports) brown, chestnut, black, white 160 Native y domestic breed not for production not for production stationary local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse American Curly Horse eng. imported Curly Horse Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse American Miniature Horse ger. imported American Miniatur Horse Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse American Mustang En Mustang Exotic international No Information atRisk critical critical -Germany DEU Horse American Paint Horse eng. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse American Quarter Horse eng. imported Quarter Horse Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse American Saddlebred Horse En American Saddle Horse international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse American Shetland Pony eng. Classic and Modern American Shetland Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Andalusier ger. imported Andalusian Exotic imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Anglo-Kabardiner ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Appaloosa ger. imported Appaloosa Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Araber ger. imported Arab Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Araber (Shagyy- Anglo- Araber) ger. imported Shagya Arab Exotic y imported international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Germany DEU Horse Araber-Berber ger. Arab Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Arabisches Halbblut ger. incl. Shagya Araber, Anglo Araber, Arabisch Partbred/ Typ Deutsches Reitpferd, Arabisch Partbred/ Typ Spezialpferde Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Ardenner ger. imported Ardennes Exotic y imported regional No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Arravani ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Bardigiano ital. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Barock-Reitpferd ger local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Bayerisches Warmblut ger. risen since 2014 in the Deutsches Sportpferd Bavarian Warmblood Riding (sports) 168 162 Native y domestic breed South - Germany, Bavaria not for production not for production stationary regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Beberbecker De Exotic y local No Information extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Belgian Draft Horse eng. local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Belgisches Kaltblut ger. Anglo-Kabarda Exotic regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -Germany DEU Horse Berber ger. imported Barb Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Black and White Frisian eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Bosniake ger. imported Bosnian Exotic y imported local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Boulonnais ger. Boulonnais Exotic regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Brabanter ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Brandenburger Warmblut ger. risen since 2003 in the Deutsches Sportpferd Brandenburg Riding (sports) 168 162 Native y domestic breed East Germany (Brandenburg) not for production not for production stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Bretone ger. imported Breton Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse British Spotted Pony eng. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Budjonny ger imported Budyonny Exotic y imported regional No Material extinct extinct critical -Germany DEU Horse Caballo Falabella ger. imported Falabella Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Camargue ger. imported Camargue Exotic y imported regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Cob Normand ger. imported Norman Cob Exotic y imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Comtois ger. imported Comtois Exotic y imported regional No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Connemara Pony ger. imported Connemara Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Criollo ger. imported Criollo Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Cruzado ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Cruzado Iberico esp. local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Cruzado Portugues ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Curly Horse eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Dales Pony ger. imported Dales Exotic y imported international No Material extinct extinct critical -Germany DEU Horse Dartmoor Pony eng. imported Dartmoor Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Deutscher Falbe ger local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Deutscher Tigerschecke ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Deutsches Classic Pony ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Deutsches Partbred Shetland Pony ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Deutsches Pferd ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Riding (sports) all colours all colours 165 165 Native y 1974 domestic breed "includes several populations of the breed ""Deutsches Reitpferd""." 1974 all over Germany not for production not for production stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Deutsches Pinto Barockpferd ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Deutsches Polopferd ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Deutsches Reitpony ger. since 2007 incl. subpopulations: Brandenburger Reitpony - Hannoveraner Reitpony - Hessisches Reitpony - Mecklenburger Reitpony - Reitpony des Zuchtverbandes deutscher Pferde - Reitpony Rheinland-Pfalz Saar - Reitpony Schleswig-Holstein/Hamburg - Reitpony Weser-Ems - Rheinisches Reitpony - Sachsen-Anhaltiner Reitpony - Sächsisches Reitpony - Thüringer Reitpony - Westfälisches Reitpony - Württemberger Reitpony German Riding Pony Riding (byChildren), Riding (sports) 146 140 Native y domestic breed not for production not for production stationary local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Deutsches Sportpferd ger. Created since 2003 by the merger of the subpopulations Brandenburger Warmblut, Sachsen-Anhaltiner Warmblut, Sächsisches Warmblut and Thüringer Warmblut. In 2014 inclusion of the subpopulations Bayerisches Warmblut, Württemberger Warmblut and Zweibrücker Warmblut. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Native local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Drumhorse ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Dülmener ger. Carting, Riding (byChildren), Riding (sports) multi coloured: grey-brown variations, comments: wild type markings all colours 127 132 Native y domestic breed composite of feral and wild horses, with input of several primitive European horse breeds (Konik) A wild herd lives on 860 acres (3.5 km²) of the Meerfelder Bruch near Dülmen. not for production not for production stationary local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Edelblut-Friese En local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Edelbluthaflinger ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Europäischer Tigerschecke ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Europäisches Appaloosa-Pony ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Europäisches Westernpferd ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Exmoor Pony ger. Exmoor Pony Exotic international No Material extinct extinct critical -Germany DEU Horse Fell Pony ger. imported Fell Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Finnpferd ger. imported Finnhorse Exotic imported regional No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Fjordpferd ger. imported Fjord Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Frederiksborger ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Freiberger ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Friesenpferd ger, imported Friesian Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Gotland Pony En Gotland Pony regional No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Hackney ger. imported Hackney Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Haflinger ger. imported Haflinger Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Hannoveraner Halbblut ger. Hannoveraner Halbblut are bred through consistent mating of Hannoveraner mares with thoroughbred studs. Native local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Hannoveraner Warmblut ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Hanoverian Riding (sports) comments: white markings all colours 170 163 500 Native y domestic breed composite of local breed, Thoroughbred and Trakehner North - Germany not for production not for production stationary international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Hannoversches Kaltblut Schleswiger Ursprungs ger. since 2012 subpopulation of Schleswiger Kaltblut Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Hessisches Warmblut ger. "The breed is a sub-population of the breed ""Deutsche Reitpferde""." Hessen Riding (sports) all colours 170 162 Native y domestic breed West Germany Land Hessen not for production not for production stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Highland Pony ger. imported Highland Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Hispano-Araber ger. imported Hispano-Arabe Exotic y imported international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Germany DEU Horse Holsteiner Warmblut ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Holstein Riding (sports) multi coloured: various colours but mainly brown with white markings all colours 165 600 Native y domestic breed North Germany (Schleswig-Holstein) not for production not for production stationary international No Material unknown unknown critical -Germany DEU Horse Huzule ger. imported Hutsul Exotic y imported regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Internationales Oldenburger Springpferd ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Native local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Irish Cob eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Irish Cob Crossbred eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Islandpferd ger. imported Iceland Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Kabardiner ger. imported Kabarda Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical critical -Germany DEU Horse Karabagh ger. imported Karabakh Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical critical -Germany DEU Horse Karatschaewer ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Kiger Mustang eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Kinsky Pferd ger. local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Kladruber ger. Kladruby Exotic regional No Material extinct extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Kleines Deutsches Pony ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Kleines Deutsches Reitpferd ger. Native y local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Knabstrupper ger. imported Knabstrupper Exotic y imported regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Konik ger. imported Polish Konik Exotic y imported regional No Material extinct extinct endangered -Germany DEU Horse Lehmkuhlener Pony En Native y local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Leonharder ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Leutstettener Pferd ger. Leutstettener 1999: Breed population is closely related to population(s) in other countries. brown, black, chestnut, white 165 155 Native y domestic breed Hungary / Bavaria Soth Germany (Bavaria) not for production not for production stationary local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Lewitzer ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Lipizzaner ger. imported Lipitsa Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Lusitano ger. imported Lusitanian Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Mangalarga Marchador ger. imported Mangalarga Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Maremmano ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Mecklenburger Warmblut ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Mecklenburg Riding (sports) all colours all colours 168 162 Native y domestic breed North-East Germany (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) North-East Germany (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) not for production not for production stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Merens ger. imported Merens Pony Exotic y imported regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Missouri Fox Trotter eng. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Morgan Horse ger. imported Morgan Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical critical -Germany DEU Horse Nederlands Appaloosa Pony neth. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Nederlands Mini Paarden neth. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse New Forest Pony eng. imported New Forest Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Niederländisches Kaltblut ger. Exotic local No Information extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Noriker ger. imported Noric Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Oldenburger Warmblut ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Oldenburg Riding (sports) all colours all colours 168 162 Native y domestic breed North West Germany (Oldenburg, Weser-Ems) North West Germany (Oldenburg, Weser-Ems) not for production not for production stationary international No Material unknown unknown critical -Germany DEU Horse Orlow ger. imported Orlov Trotter Exotic y imported international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Germany DEU Horse Ostfriesisch-altoldenburgisches Schweres Warmblut ger. schweres Warmblut Carting, Riding (sports) all colours all colours 165 165 Native y domestic breed North West Germany (East Frisia) North West Germany (East Frisia) not for production not for production stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Ostpreußisches Warmblut Trakehner Abstammung ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Trakehner Riding (sports) oldest breed of riding horses world-wide all colours all colours 170 162 Native y 1732 domestic breed composite of local East Prussian, Thoroughbred and Arab. The population was re-established after World War II in West-Germany. North - Germany, but also all over the country not for production not for production stationary local No Information unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Palomino ger. imported Palomino Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Paso Fino ger. imported Paso Fino Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Paso Iberoamerikano ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Paso Peruano ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Paso Pferd ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Percheron ger. imported Percheron Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Pfalz Ardenner Kaltblut ger. Carting, DraughtPower, Riding (sports) all colours all colours 160 157 Native y domestic breed South-West of Germany, Ardennes South-west Germany, Palatinate not for production not for production stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Pinto ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Polo Argentino local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Pony Of the Americas ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Pura Raza Espanola ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Quarab Horse eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Quarter Pony eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Rassegruppe Schweres Warmblut ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources summarizes the populations Alt-Württemberger (since 2013), Ostfriesisch-Altoldenburgisches Schweres Warmblut and Sächsisch-Thüringisches Schweres Warmblut to the breed group Schweres Warmblut within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. According to the zootechnical legislation, these populations are recognized as autonomous breeds. Carting, Riding (sports) brown, black brown, black 165 157 Native y domestic breed subpopulations in Saxony / Thuringia and in North-West Germany (Oldenburg, East Frisia) Saxony / Thuringia not for production not for production stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Rassegruppe der Deutschen Reitpferde ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources summarizes the populations Deutsches Pferd, Deutsches Sportpferd, Hannoveraner Warmblut, Holsteiner Warmblut, Internationales Oldenburger Springpferd (since 2011), Mecklenburger Warmblut, Oldenburger Warmblut, Ostpreußisches Warmblut Trakehner Abstammung (since 2011), Rheinisches Reitpferd and Westfälisches Reitpferd to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. According to the zootechnical legislation, these populations are recognized as autonomous breeds. Riding (sports) all colours 168 162 Native y domestic breed "former subpopulations of ""Warmblut"" - Breeds, since 2003 population data summed up." not for production not for production stationary local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Raza Iberica - Portugiesisches Sportpferd ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Raza Menorquina span. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Rheinisch Deutsches Kaltblut ger. Rheinish Westphalian Draught Horse Rheinisch-Westfälisches Kaltblut Carting, DraughtPower, Riding (sports) "Meanwhile, other german heavy-horse-breeds (Altmärker, Mecklenburger, Sächsisch-Thüringisch) are summed up in the population ""Rheinisch-Deutsches-Kaltblut""" brown, chestnut, black, white horse brown, chestnut, black, white horse 165 165 Native y domestic breed "composite of ""Belgian Draught Horses"" and horses from Rhineland" Rhinland, Westfalia, also all over Germany not for production fodder, grazing stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Rheinisches Reitpferd ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Rhenish Warmblood Riding (sports) all colours all colours 160 Native y domestic breed Rhineland, Westfalia West-Germany (Rhineland, Westfalia) not for production not for production stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Rottaler ger. Rottal Carting, Riding (sports) uni coloured: mainly bay with few marks, sometimes black or chestnut black, brown 165 160 650 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed from Bavaria (Rottal - valley) "with input from ""Oldenburg"" since 1866" Bavaria not for production not for production stationary local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Sachsen-Anhaltiner Warmblut ger. risen since 2003 in the Deutsches Sportpferd Riding (sports) all colours all colours 165 Native y domestic breed Norther and Eastern Germany (Saxony-Anhalt) Saxony-Anhalt not for production not for production stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Saddlebred eng. incl. American and Spotted Saddlebred American Saddle Horse Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Horse Schleswiger Kaltblut ger. since 2012 incl. subpopulation Hannoversches Kaltblut Schleswiger Ursprungs Schleswig Coldblood Silesian Coldblood, Schleswiger Carting, DraughtPower, Riding (sports) wet country uni coloured: chestnut, black, brown, white horse chestnut, black, brown, white horse 162 158 700 Native y domestic breed composite of Bauernlandpferd and Jütisches Kaltblut (Denmark) in North-Germany (Schleswig-Holstein) North-Germany (Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony) not for production not for production stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Schwarzwälder Kaltblut ger. also known as Schwarzwälder Fuchs / St. Märgener Fuchs Schwarzwälder Fuchs Carting, DraughtPower, Riding (sports) steep zones uni coloured: usually dark brown, few light brown, always with whin mane. chestnut, brown 160 153 610 Native y domestic breed "local breed of teh ""Black Forest""" "of alsacian breeds and ""Freiberger"" (Switzerland)" not for production not for production stationary local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Schweres Warmblut Dänemark ger. Exotic local No Information extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Senner ger. Senne Riding (sports) all colours all colours 158 165 510 Native y domestic breed composite of Thoroughbred (United Kingdom), Arab and Anglo-Arab in the Senne-region (Westphalia) not for production not for production stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Shetland Pony ger. imported Shetland Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Shire Horse eng. imported Shire Exotic y imported international No Material extinct extinct critical -Germany DEU Horse Silver Dapple eng. local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Sächsisch-Thüringisches Schweres Warmblut ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Sächsisches Warmblut ger. risen since 2003 in the Deutsches Sportpferd Riding (sports) all colours all colours 160 600 Native y domestic breed Saxony of Thoroughbred, Hanoverian and Trakehner. Saxony not for production not for production stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Süddeutsches Kaltblut ger. Carting, DraughtPower, Riding (sports) uni coloured: often bay or chestnut, great colour - variety, multi coloured: sometimes piebald like tiger chestnut, brown, black, white horse, tiger 164 160 500 Native y domestic breed South Germany (Bavaria), Austria has its origin in the Noriker breed Bavaria not for production not for production stationary local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Tarpan ger. imported Tarpan Exotic y imported regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Germany DEU Horse Tennessee Walking Horse ger. imported Tennessee Walking Horse Exotic y imported international No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -Germany DEU Horse Tersker ger. imported Tersk Exotic y imported regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -Germany DEU Horse Thüringer Warmblut ger. risen since 2003 in the Deutsches Sportpferd Riding (sports) all colours all colours 165 165 Native y domestic breed Thuringia (central Germany) Thuringia (central Germany) not for production not for production stationary local No Information unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Tinker ger. imported Tinker Exotic y imported regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Traber ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Trait du Nord french Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Tuigparden ger. imported Tuigpaard Exotic y imported regional No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Tölter ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Information extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Ungarisches Kaltblut ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Vollblut ger Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Horse Vollblutaraber ger. imported Exotic y imported local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Warlander ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Horse Warmblutschecken ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Horse Welsh Pony und Cob ger. imported Welsh Pony Exotic y imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Horse Westfälisches Reitpferd ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized to the breed group Deutsche Reitpferde within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Westphalian Warmblood Riding (sports) all colours all colours 165 165 Native y domestic breed Westpahlia (West and Central Germany) Hanover, Holstein, Netherland, Thoroughbred Westpahlia not for production not for production stationary regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Germany DEU Horse Württemberger Warmblut ger. risen since 2014 in the Deutsches Sportpferd Riding (sports) all colours all colours 165 165 Native y domestic breed Württemberg (South West Germany) Württemberg (South West Germany) not for production not for production stationary local No Information unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Zweibrücker Warmblut ger. risen since 2014 in the Deutsches Sportpferd Riding (sports) all colours all colours 165 165 600 Native y domestic breed South West Germany South West Germany (Rhineland-Palatinate ) not for production not for production stationary local No Information unknown unknown -Germany DEU Horse Österreichisches Kaltblut ger. Exotic local No Information extinct extinct -Germany DEU Pig Angler Sattelschwein dam line ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized since 2003 to the breed group Sattelschweine within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Angeln Saddleback Meat www.genres.de/tgrdeu adapted to extensive outdoor - management systems multi coloured: black with white saddle black and white 85 300 Native y domestic breed autochton / composite of Landrace and Wessex Saddleback northern Germany, Schleswig Holstein mainly intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 9 8 12 800 90 11 local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Pig Berkshire En Berkshire international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Pig Bunte Bentheimer ger. Bentheim Black Pied Meat multicoloured: white and black spotted black, white 70 180 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local landrace in Emsland, northern Germany west Germany, north Germany 9 10 14 800 10 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Pig Deutsche Landrasse ger. German Landrace Meat www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 80 250 Native y domestic breed composite of Deutsches Veredeltes Landschwein (DVL) and Nederlandsche Landvorken, imported from The Netherlands South-Germay and country-wide intensive concentrate stationary 9 8 12 950 90 10 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Pig Deutsche Landrasse B ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Pig Deutsches Edelschwein - Large White ger. Large White Meat www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 80 280 Native y domestic breed composite of Landraces, Large White and Middle White (United Kingdom) country-wide intensive concentrate stationary 9 8 12 850 90 11 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Pig Deutsches Edelschwein \ Large White ger. Large White Meat www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 80 280 Native y domestic breed composite of Landraces, Large White and Middle White (United Kingdom) country-wide intensive concentrate stationary 9 8 12 850 90 11 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Pig Deutsches Sattelschwein ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized since 2003 to the breed group Sattelschweine within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. German Saddleback Meat www.genres.de/tgrdeu adapted to extensive out door-managementsystems multi coloured: black with white saddle black and white 86 300 Native y domestic breed composite of Angler Sattelschwein and Schwäbisch-Hällisches Schwein (Germany) eastern Germany intensive concentrate stationary 9 8 12 750 90 11 local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Pig Duroc ger. imported Duroc Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Pig Hampshire (Schwein) ger. imported Hampshire Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Germany DEU Pig Leicoma ger. Leicoma Native y 1986 domestic breed 1986 East - Germany local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Pig Pietrain ger. imported Pietrain Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Pig Rassegruppe der Sattelschweine ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources since 2003 summarizes the populations Angler Sattelschwein, Deutsches Sattelschwein, Rotbuntes Husumer Schwein (since 2011) and Schwäbisch Hällisches Schwein to the breed group Sattelschweine within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. According to the zootechnical legislation, these populations are recognized as autonomous breeds. Native y local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Pig Rotbuntes Husumer Schwein ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations summarized since 2011 to the breed group Sattelschweine within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Meat red with white saddle red, white 80 300 Native y domestic breed North - Germany (Schleswig-Holstein) intensive, semi - intensive concentrate stationary 9 8 12 11 local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Pig Schwäbisch Hällisches Schwein ger. Because of close genetic relationship with other populations since 2003 summarized to the breed group Sattelschweine within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds by the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources. The endangerment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes of the whole breed group. Recognized as autonomous breed according to the zootechnical legislation. Meat www.genres.de/tgrdeu adapted to outdoor management systems multi coloured: black with white saddle black, white 80 280 Native y domestic breed composite of Landraces and Old Saddlebacks (Asian origin) southern Germany (Baden - Wuerttemberg) intensive, semi - intensive concentrate stationary 9 8 12 850 90 11 local No Information unknown unknown -Germany DEU Rabbit Alaska eng. Alaska Meat medium size farm rabbit, growing well, with lacquer-black fur fur: thick and fine kemp, type: stocky, blocky and broad black 3.25 3.25 Medium-Sized Breed Native n domestic breed Holland, Russian, Havanna, silver rabbits approx. 1907 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Angora, farbig ger. Angora German Meat, Wool all approved colours monochrome 3.9 3.9 Long-Haired Breed, notably long hair type, at least 3.5 cm, very thick wool hair type: slightly craned, barrel-like, balanced with enough width and depth of the torso Native n domestic breed indigenous, Angora and cross-bred monochrome normalhaired rabbits no specific location wool back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Angora, weiß ger. Angora Meat, Wool Long-Haired Breed Native n domestic breed landrace rabbit approx. 1723 from England no specific location international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Blau-Rexe ger. Short-Haired Breed Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Blaue Holicer ger Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Blaue Wiener ger. Blauer Wiener Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Blaugraue Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur velvet-like fur, fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned blue-grey 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and blue wild-coloured rabbit approx. 1960 no specific location local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Blaugraue Wiener ger. Blaugraue Wiener Meat medium size strong farm rabbit, fur of high quality blue game-coloured 4.25 4.25 Medium-Sized Breed, fur: average length, approx. 3 cm, underwool hair very dense, kemp good and even type: slightly craned, barrel-like Native n domestic breed indigenous, blue Wiener, wild coloured rabbit 1997 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Burgunder ger. Burgundy Medium-Sized Breed Exotic domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Castor-Rexe Short-Haired Breed Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Champagne-Silberkaninchen ger Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Chin-Rexe Short-Haired Breed Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Dalmatiner-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur, heterozygous black-white, blue-white, havanna-white, sepiabrown-white 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and unknown rabbits with polka dots, Germany and Switzerland approx. 1970 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Deilenaar dutch Deilenaar Small Breed Exotic domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Großsilber, blau Meat growing well, undemanding fur: average length, approx. 3 cm type: a little craned blue silver, 4.25 4.25 Native n domestic breed indigenous, small silver breed cross-bred with large breeds approx. 1910 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Großsilber, gelb Meat growing well, undemanding fur: average length, approx. 3 cm type: a little craned yellow silver 4.25 4.25 Native n domestic breed indigenous, small silver breed cross-bred with large breeds approx. 1910 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Großsilber, grau-braun Meat growing well, undemanding fur: average length, approx. 3 cm type: a little craned grey-brown silver 4.25 4.25 Native n domestic breed indigenous, small silver breed cross-bred with large breeds approx. 1910 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Großsilber, havanna Meat special features: growing well, undemanding fur: average length, approx. 3 cm type: a little craned havanna silver 4.25 4.25 Native indigenous, small silver breed cross-bred with large breeds approx. 1910 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Großsilber, schwarz ger. Meat growing well, undemanding fur: average length, approx. 3 cm type: a little craned black-silver 4.25 4.25 Medium-Sized Breed Native n domestic breed indigenous, small silver breed cross-bred with large breeds approx. 1910 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Kleinwidder ger. Meat small farm rabbit with distinctive head and ears These colours aside from white (red eyed and blue eyed) are allowed as brindled animals. Whereas only 'Mantelscheckung' is accepted. Furthermore the colour and figure of the Rhönkaninchen. grey, white, all other unicoloured , thüringerfarbig. 3 3 Small Breed, small farm rabbit with distinctive head and ears Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, german Widder and miscellaneous smaller rabbits approx. 1950 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Riesen, grau ger. Large Breed Native domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Riesen, weiß ger. White Giant Meat grey giant rabbits and common white (albino) rabbits giant rabbits and common white (albino) rabbits grey, white 7 7 Large Breed, grey giant rabbits and common white (albino) rabbits Native n domestic breed indigenous approx. 1900 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Riesenschecken ger. Large Breed Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Deutsche Widder ger. Large Breed Native domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Dreifarben-Schecken-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur, heterozygous fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned black, white, yellow 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense, type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and Rhine piebald approx. 1968 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Englische Schecken ger. Small Breed Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Englische Widder ger. English Wether Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Farbenzwerge ger. Small Breed Exotic domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Feh-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned clear blue with brown glimmer 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur, fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and fehfarbige rabbit approx. 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Fuchskaninchen, farbig ger. Meat long haired rabbit, growing well fur: thick and full, approx. 5 - 6 cm long type: tocky, broad chest and hind quarters black, blue, havanna coloured, fehfarbig, yellow, chinchilla coloured and silvered in all accepted colours of the Kleinsilber 4.25 4.25 Long-Haired Breed, growing well Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, Angora and cross-bred monochrome normalhaired rabbits, Germany / Switzerland approx. 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Fuchskaninchen, weiß ger. Meat long haired rabbit, growing well fur: thick and full, approx. 5 - 6 cm long type: stocky, broad chest and hind quarters white, ruby eyes resp. blue eyes 3.25 3.25 long haired rabbit, growing well Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, angora and cross-bred white normalhaired rabbits country of origin: Germany / Switzerland approx.: 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Gelb-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned yellow 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and yellow rabbit approx. 1935 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Genter Bartkaninchen ger Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Graue Wiener ger. Graue Wiener Meat medium size strong farm rabbit dark-grey, game-grey, hare-grey 4 4 medium size strong farm rabbit, fur: average length, approx. 3 cm, underwool hair very dense, kemp good and even type: slightly craned, barrel-like Native n domestic breed indigenous approx. 1900, grey landrace rabbits no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Großchinchilla ger. Chinchilla giant Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Große Marderkaninchen ger. Meat medium size farm rabbit with pretty markings, heterozygous fur: average length, approx. 3 cm type: a little stocky brown 4 4 medium size farm rabbit with pretty markings, heterozygous Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, small marten rabbit cross-bred with big breeds 1980 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Hasen, rotbraun ger. Hare Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed regional No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Hasen, weiß RA Meat medium size white rabbit with very lean body and high bearing, modelled on the hare fur: just about average length type: craned with brisk upright bearing white (ruby eyes) 3.5 3.5 Native n domestic breed indigenous, hare and albino breeds 1990 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Hasenkaninchen schwarzlohfarbig ger. Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Havanna Havanna Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Havanna-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned brown 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and havanna rabbit approx. 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Helle Großsilber ger. Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Hermelin eng. Hermelin Small Breed Native domestic breed regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Holländer ger. Dutch Small Breed Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Hotot-Rexe ger Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Rabbit Jamora ger. Meat long haired rabbit, excelling in colourfulness fur: long, at least 5-6 cm type: stocky, barrel-like body and well muscled black and yellow 2 2 long haired rabbit, excelling in colourfulness Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, Angora, Japanese, Ermine 1994 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Japaner ger. Japanese Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Japaner-Rexe ger Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Kalifornier ger. California Medium-Sized Breed Exotic domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Kastanienbraune Lothringer ger. Small Breed Exotic domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Klein-Rexe ger Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinchinchilla ger. Chinchilla small Small Breed Native domestic breed regional No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinschecken ger. Meat small farm rabbit with nice paint, heterozygous fur: thick, fine and even, but not too long kemp type: stocky, barrel-like body black-white, blue-white, havanna-white 3 3 small farm rabbit with nice paint, heterozygous Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, giant piebald, Czech Republic, Germany 1977 no specific country back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinsilber, blau Meat argentic small farm rabbit, growing well fur: approx. 2.5 cm long dense wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky blue 2.75 2.75 fur: approx. 2.5 cm long dense wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, argentic small farm rabbit, growing well approx. 1900 Zentralverband Deutscher Rasse-Kaninchenzüchter e.V. (ZDRK / www.zdrk.de) back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinsilber, gelb Meat argentic small farm rabbit, growing well fur: approx. 2.5 cm long dense wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky yellow 2.75 2.75 fur: approx. 2.5 cm long dense wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, various landrace rabbits approx. 1900 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinsilber, graubraun Meat argentic small farm rabbit, growing well grey-brown game coloured 2.75 2.75 fur: approx. 2.5 cm long dense wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, various landrace rabbits approx. 1900 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinsilber, havanna Meat argentic small farm rabbit, growing well havanna brown 2.75 2.75 fur: approx. 2.5 cm long dense wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, various landrace rabbits approx. 1900 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinsilber, hell Meat argentic small farm rabbit, growing well blue white silver coloured 2.75 2.75 fur: approx. 2.5 cm long dense wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, light big silver and other small silver rabbits approx. 1900 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Kleinsilber, schwarz ger. Meat argentic small farm rabbit, growing well black 2.75 2.75 Small Breed, argentic small farm rabbit, growing well Native n domestic breed indigenous, various landrace rabbits approx. 1900 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Loh-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur black-loh, blue-loh, havanna-loh, off-colour loh 3.2 3.2 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and Loh rabbit approx. 1960 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Lohkaninchen ger. Small Breed Native domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Lux-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur light silver-blue 3.25 3.25 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and Lux rabbit approx. 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Luxkaninchen ger. Meat small farm rabbit with pastel shading clear blue with silver shine and faintly translucent brown-red shading 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit with pastel shading fur: not quite medium length, dense underwool hair and fine, even kemp type: a little stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, Marburger Feh, Perlfeh and Loh rabbit approx. 1920 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Löwenköpfchen ger Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Marburger Feh ger. Marburger Feh Meat small farm rabbit with pastel shading light shade of blue with light brown veil 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit with pastel shading fur: very dense and regularly fine kemp type: a little stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, Havanna and other breeds 1912 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Marder-Rexe ger. Meat velvet-like fur, heterozygous brown and blue 3.25 3.25 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur, heterozygous, fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and Marten rabbit approx. 1965 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Marderkaninchen ger. Meat small farm rabbit with pretty markings, heterozygous brown and blue 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit with pretty markings, heterozygous fur: thick with fine structure and good kemp type: a little stocky, with short, medium sized legs Native n domestic breed inidigenous, Chinchilla rabbit and other rabbit breeds approx. 1925 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Mecklenburger Schecke ger. Mecklenburger Schecke Meat very good farm rabbit with beautiful coat paint, heterozygous black-white, blue-white, red-white 4 4 Medium-Sized Breed fur: very dense fur hair, approx. 3 cm long type: stocky, barrel-like body Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, blue Wiener, Alaska, German giant pinto, piebald widder approx. 1980 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Meißner Widder ger. Meat silver widder all approved Bigsilver breeds, black, blue, havanna, yellow, yellow-brown 4 4 Medium-Sized Breed, meat production fur: thick fur hair, approx. 3 cm long type: slightly craned, not so blocky and massive as the german Widder Native n domestic breed indigenous, engl. Widder, franc. Widder and grey silver rabbit approx. 1905 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Perlfeh ger. Pearl Meat small farm rabbit with intensive kemp blue game-coloured 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit with intensive kemp, fur: very dense and regularly strong kemp type: a little stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous, Marburger Feh and other breeds approx. 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Rheinische Schecken ger. Rheinische Schecken Meat medium size farm rabbit with coloured paint, heterozygous white, black, yellow 3.75 3.75 medium size farm rabbit with coloured paint, heterozygous fur: average length, approx. 3 cm type: slightly craned, barrel-like Native n domestic breed indigenous, Japanese, grey-white pied approx. 1905 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Rhön-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur slate colour to white 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and Rhoen rabbit approx. 1990 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Rhönkaninchen ger. Rhön Meat small farm rabbit with nice paint white with grey to black-grey paint 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit with nice paint fur: thick with good quality wool hair and even kemp type: short stocky and barrel-like Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, Japanese and other breeds approx. 1970 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Rote Neuseeländer ger. New Zealand Red Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Russen ger. Russian Meat small farm rabbit with nice paint black-white and blue white 2.5 2.5 small farm rabbit with nice paint fur: thick with fine structure and even kemp type: a little stocky Native n domestic breed indigenous approx. 1885 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Russen-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur black-white, blue white 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and Russian rabbit approx. 1980 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Sachsengold ger. Meat small farm rabbit, growing well intensive red-yellow 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit, growing well fur: average length, even kemp and very dense type: short stocky Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, yellow coloured japanese and other different breeds 1952 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Blau ger. Satin Exotic regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Castor ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Chinchilla ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Elfenbein ger. Satin Medium-Sized Breed Exotic domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Feh ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Hasenfarbig ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Havanna ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Kalifornier ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Lux ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Rhönfarbig ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Rot ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Schwarz ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Siamesen ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Satin-Thüringer ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Schwarz-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and black rabbit approx. 1935 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Schwarze Wiener ger. Schwarze Wiener Meat medium size strong farm rabbit, black brilliant fur fur: average length, approx. 3 cm, underwool hair very dense, kemp good and even type: slightly craned, barrel-like black 4.25 4.25 medium size strong farm rabbit, black brilliant fur fur: average length, approx. 3 cm, underwool hair very dense, kemp good and even type: slightly craned, barrel-like Native n domestic breed indigenous, Vienna rabbits 1925 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Schwarzgrannen ger. Meat small farm rabbit with pretty coloured kemp white with soot-like traces 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit with pretty coloured kemp fur: very dense and good kemp type: stocky and barrel-like body Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, approx. 1960 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Schwarzgrannen-Rexe ger Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Separator Meat small farm rabbit with pastel shading (veil) light sand-coloured yellow-brown with off-colour blue flashing 3 3 small farm rabbit with pastel shading (veil) fur: average length, dense and even fine kemp type: stocky, barrel-like body Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, various cross-bred rabbits approx. 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Siamesen ger. Siamese Meat small farm rabbit with pretty markings, heterozygous yellow and blue 2.75 2.75 small farm rabbit with pretty markings, heterozygous fur: thick with fine structure and even, but not too hard kemp type: a little stocky with medium sized legs Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, marten rabbit approx. 1935 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Thüringer ger. Thüringer Meat medium size farm rabbit, growing very well, with brown coat and soot-colour markings yellow-redbrown with soot-like veil 3.75 3.75 medium size farm rabbit, growing very well, with brown coat and soot-colour markings fur: average length, approx. 3 cm, very dense type: stocky, broad chest and hind quarters Native n domestic breed indigenous, giant rabbit, black silver, russian approx. 1908 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Rabbit Thüringer-Rexe ger Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Weiß-Rexe ger. Meat, PeltFur velvet-like fur white, ruby eyes resp. blue eyes 3.5 3.5 Short-Haired Breed, velvet-like fur fur: soft, velvety, 17 - 20 mm, very dense type: slightly craned Native n domestic breed indigenous, Castor-Rex and white rabbit (France, Germany) approx. 1930 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Weiße Hotot ger. White Hotot Medium-Sized Breed Exotic domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Weiße Neuseeländer ger. Medium-Sized Breed Exotic domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Weiße Wiener ger. Weisse Wiener Medium-Sized Breed Native domestic breed regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Weißgrannen ger. Meat medium size farm rabbit with white markings black, blue, havanna with white markings 3.5 3.5 medium size farm rabbit with white markings fur: average length, approx. 3 cm, very dense type: stocky, barrel-like body Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, Chinchilla rabbit 1950 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Zwerg-Rexe intensive meat production with little space required ger. Meat ideal for breeding and keeping by teenagers and children 26 colour varieties of the Rexes approved 1.25 1.25 fur: short hair, 14-17mm, soft velvet fur with good volume type: Zwergkaninchenty, seems thinner than Normalhaarzwerge because of short hair Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, dwarf rabbit and rex rabbit (Netherlands / Germany) approx. 1960 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Rabbit Zwergfuchskaninchen, farbig ger. Meat long haired cross breed, bred from fox rabbit and ermine black, havanna coloured, fehfarbig 1.25 1.25 long haired cross breed, bred from fox rabbit and ermine fur: long, 3,5 - 5 cm type: stocky, barrel-like body and of same width from front to end Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, Germany / Netherlands, chestnut rabbit and ermine approx. 1970 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Zwergfuchskaninchen, weiß ger. Meat long haired cross breed, bred from fox rabbit and ermine white, ruby eyes resp. blue eyes 1.25 1.25 long haired cross breed, bred from fox rabbit and ermine fur: long, 3,5 - 5 cm type: stocky, barrel-like body and of same width from front to end Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, chestnut rabbit and ermine, Germany / Netherlands approx. 1970 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Rabbit Zwergsatin ger Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Zwergschecken intensive meat production with little space required ger. Meat intensive meat production with little space required special features: breeding and keeping in limited room possible black-white, blue-white, havanna-white, tricoloured 1.5 1.5 intensive meat production with little space required colour: black-white, blue-white, havanna-white, tricoloured fur: short, dense and fine structure type: stocky Exotic n domestic breed indigenous, Scheckenkanichen and Hermelin 1995 no specific location back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate, farm-household by-products, not for production local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Rabbit Zwergwidder ger. Small Breed Exotic domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Alpines Steinschaf ger. Meat, VegetationManagement www.genres.de/tgrdeu 0/2 0/2 80 65 70 50 Native y domestic breed origined from Steinschaf southern Germany wool coarse/carpet 3.5 40 8 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Ardennais Roux french Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Babydoll Southdown en y local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Barbados Blackbelly eng. Barbados Black Belly Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Bentheimer Landschaf ger. Bentheim Meat, VegetationManagement source: www.genres.de/tgrdeu Animals of this breed are seasonal. unpretentious, hardy uni coloured: white, black eyes and ears, pigmented legs white 0 0 70 67 90 60 Native y domestic breed composite of local heather / marsh sheep and Drenthe Heath (The Netherlands) northern and western Germany wool coarse/carpet 4 2.5 5 38 1.5 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Berichon du Cher ger. imported Berrichon Du Cher Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Black Welsh Mountain ger. Black Welsh Mountain Exotic international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Blaue Texel ger. Blue Texel Exotic regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Blauköpfiges Fleischschaf ger. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Booroola-Schaf ger imported Booroola Merino Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Germany DEU Sheep Border Leicester eng. 100 90 Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Braunes Bergschaf ger. Brown Mountain Meat, VegetationManagement source: www.genres.de/tgrdeu Animals of this breed are aseasonal. mountain uni coloured: brown brown 0 0 80 75 80 70 hanging ears Native y domestic breed composite of Zaupelschaf, Steinschaf, and Bergamaskerschaf southern Germany wool coarse/carpet 5 4 8 33 regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Braunes Haarschaf En Native y local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Brillenschaf ger. Carinthian Meat, VegetationManagement source: www.genres.de/tgrdeu Animals of this breed are aseasonal. high mountain area uni coloured: white with black ears and rims around eyes white 0 0 80 75 80 70 hanging ears Native y domestic breed composite of Zaupelschaf, Steinschaf and Vilnößer Schaf: imported from Austria and Italy southern Germany wool coarse/carpet 4.5 3 6 33 250 regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Charmoise ger. imported Charmois Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Charollaisschaf ger. imported Charollais Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Ciktaschaf ger. imported Cikta Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Coburger Fuchsschaf ger. Coburger Fuchs Meat, VegetationManagement source: www.genres.de/tgrdeu Animals of this breed are seasonal. mid range mountains uni coloured: brown with red head brown 0 0 80 70 80 70 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, brown headed local sheep mainly in southern, also in western Germany wool coarse/carpet 4 3 5 33 1.5 regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Dorper ger. imported Dorper Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Dorset En Dorset Horn international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Finnschaf ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Geschecktes Bergschaf ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Geschecktes Bergschaf to the Weißes Bergschaf within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endanger-ment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. Accord-ing to the zootechnical legislation, the Geschecktes Bergschaf is recognized as autonomous breed. Baraka Native international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Gotland Schaf ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed inmported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Gotländisches Pelzschaf ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Gotländisches Wildschaf ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Information extinct extinct -Germany DEU Sheep Graue Gehörnte Heidschnucke ger. Meat, VegetationManagement Oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: grey with bare and black head grey 2 2 70 60 75 50 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed northern Germany wool coarse/carpet 2.5 2 3 38 grazing 1 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Hampshire (Schaf) ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Herdwick Schaf ger. Herdwick Exotic regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Ile de France ger. imported Ile-De-France Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Jakobschaf ger. imported Jacob Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Juraschaf ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Kamerun Schaf ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Karakul Schaf ger. imported Karakul Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Kerry Hill ger. imported Kerry Hill Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Krainer Steinschaf ger. Krainer Steinschaf www.genres.de/tgrdeu multicoloured 0/2 0/2 80 70 60 40 Native y 2000 domestic breed derived from Steinschaf 2000 southern Germany, Bavaria wool coarse/carpet 3.5 3 4 38 225 regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Lacaune ger. imported Lacaune Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Leineschaf ger. Since 2016 merging of the herdbooks of Leineschaf ursprünglicher Typ and Leineschaf Leine Meat, VegetationManagement No oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 0 0 80 70 85 75 Native y domestic breed composite of indigenous breed local breed, Texel and Ostfriesisches Milchschaf Lower Saxony, Saxony wool medium 3.5 3 4 33 350 48 regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Leineschaf ursprünglicher Typ ger. Since 2016 merging of the herdbooks of Leineschaf ursprünglicher Typ and Leineschaf Meat, VegetationManagement www.genres.de/tgrdeu unicoloured white white 0 0 80 70 85 75 Native y 2001 domestic breed origined from Leineschaf 2001 eastern Germany, Thuringia wool coarse/carpet 3.5 3 4 33 250 local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Merinofleischschaf ger. German Mutton Merino Meat, Wool No oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 0 0 85 80 85 75 Native y domestic breed country-wide wool fine 4.75 3.5 5 23 375 50 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Merinolandschaf ger. Merinolandschaf Meat No oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 0 0 85 80 85 75 lop ears Native y domestic breed country-wide wool fine 4.5 4 5 28 375 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Merinolangwollschaf ger. Merino Longwool Meat, Wool No oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 0 0 85 80 80 70 Native y domestic breed eastern Germany, Thuringia wool medium 5 4 6 28 400 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Montafoner Steinschaf ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Sheep Nolana ger. origin breeds are imported Native y domestic breed origin breeds are imported local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Ostfriesisches Milchschaf ger. East Friesian Milk Oestrus seasonality is reported. milk, cheese uni coloured: white 0 0 85 80 85 80 long-tailed Native y domestic breed local Marschschafschläge (East Friesia) country-wide wool medium 4.5 3.5 5.5 33 stationary 600 6 5 350 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Ostfriesisches Milchschaf, Schwarz-Braun ger. subpopulation of Ostfriesisches Milchschaf Native local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Sheep Ostfriesisches Milchschaf, gescheckt ger. subpopulation of Ostfriesisches Milchschaf Native local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Sheep Ouessant Schaf ger. imported Ouessant Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Oxford Down eng. Exotic y local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Rauhwolliges Pommersches Landschaf ger. Pomeranian Coarsewool Meat, VegetationManagement Oestrus seasonality is reported. sandy u. boggy soils uni coloured: grey, blue with black head and legs blue-grey 0 0 70 60 60 50 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local coarsewool breed, descended from Torfschaf northern and eastern Germany wool coarse/carpet 4.5 3 5.5 36 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 225 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Rhönschaf ger. Meat, VegetationManagement Oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu multi coloured: white with black head 0 0 80 75 85 80 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local breed of hilly areas (Rhön, Thüringen, Hesse, Bavaria) country-wide wool coarse/carpet 4 3 5 33 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 225 1.5 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Romanov Schaf ger. imported Romanov Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Romney Marsh ger. Romney Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Rouge de Roussillon ger. Rouge Du Roussillon Exotic regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Rouge de l'Ouest Fr Rouge De L’ouest international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Ryeland ger. imported Ryeland Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Schwarzes Bergschaf ger. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Schwarzes Villnöserschaf ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Schwarzköpfiges Fleischschaf ger. German Blackheaded Mutton Meat, VegetationManagement Oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white with black head and legs white 0 0 90 80 100 80 Native y domestic breed composite of local breeds, German Oxford and Hampshire (United Kingdom) western Germany wool medium 5 4 6 33 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 400 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Scottish Blackface ger. imported Scottish Blackface Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Shetland eng. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Shropshireschaf ger. imported Shropshire Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Skudde ger. Skudde Meat, VegetationManagement Oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white or black, seldom brownish white 2 0/2 60 60 40 30 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Northern Heather Sheep from East Prussia and the Baltics eastern Germany wool coarse/carpet 1.75 1.5 2 38 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 14 125 13 48 1.5 1 regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Soay Schaf ger. imported Soay Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Sheep South Down ger Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Steinschaf ger. Now subdivided into the breeds Alpines Steinschaf, Krainer Steinschaf and Tiroler Steinschaf. local No Material unknown unknown -Germany DEU Sheep Suffolk ger. imported Suffolk Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Swaledale ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Swifter ger. imported Swifter Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Texel ger. imported Texel Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Tiroler Bergschaf ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Tiroler Steinschaf ger. imported Tiroler Steinschaf Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Ungarisches Zackelschaf ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Walachenschaf ger. imported Valachian Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Waldschaf ger. Waldschaf Meat, VegetationManagement No oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu mountain uni coloured: white white 0/2 0/2 70 65 65 55 Native y domestic breed composite of Zaupelschaf, Bergschaf, and Merinolandschaf southern part of Germany wool coarse/carpet 2.5 2.5 3.5 38 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 8 200 1.5 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Walliser Landschaf ger. Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Germany DEU Sheep Walliser Schwarznasenschaf ger. imported Valais Blacknose Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Weiße Gehörnte Heidschnucke ger. Meat, VegetationManagement Oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu swamp and moorland (Heide) uni coloured: white white 2 2 60 55 70 50 Native y domestic breed north-west, Lower-Saxony, North-Rhine Westphalia wool 1.5 38 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 18 24 360 200 14 1.1 local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Weiße Hornlose Heidschnucke ger. Moorschnucke Meat, VegetationManagement Oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu wetland, moor and heather country uni coloured: white white 0 0 70 60 60 45 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed variety of Heidschnucke northern Germany wool coarse/carpet 2.75 2 3.5 38 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 8 200 1.1 local No Material atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Weißes Alpenschaf ger. imported Exotic y domestic breed imported local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Sheep Weißes Bergschaf ger. Because of the close genetic relationship, the National Advisory Committee on Animal Genetic Resources assigns the Geschecktes Bergschaf to the Weißes Bergschaf within the list of indigenous farm animal breeds. The endanger-ment category is calculated on the basis of the summed stock sizes. Accord-ing to the zootechnical legislation, the Geschecktes Bergschaf is recognized as autonomous breed. German Mountain Meat, VegetationManagement No oestrus seasonality is reported. www.genres.de/tgrdeu mountain uni coloured: white white 0 0 80 75 90 80 lop ears Native y domestic breed composite of Zaupelschaf and Steinschaf southern Germany, Bavaria wool coarse/carpet 5 4 7 34 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 8 300 22 2 regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Germany DEU Sheep Weißköpfiges Fleischschaf ger. Meat, VegetationManagement www.genres.de/tgrdeu uni coloured: white white 0 0 85 80 95 85 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Marschschaf northern Germany wool coarse/carpet 6 5 7 38 extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 400 22 50 1.6 local No Information atRisk endangered -Germany DEU Sheep Wensleydale Longwool ger. Exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Germany DEU Sheep Wiltshire Horn ger. imported Wiltshire Horn Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Germany DEU Sheep Zwartbles Schaf ger. imported Zwartbles Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Germany DEU Turkey Bronzeputen Bronze Meat indigenous 12 7 Native n domestic breed about 1550 from America 90 80 100 70 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Germany DEU Turkey Cröllwitzer Puten ger. Cröllwitzer Meat indigenous 7 4.5 Native n domestic breed 1550 Imported from America about 1550 no specific location 90 80 100 70 back yard or farm yard production, not for production concentrate stationary regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Germany DEU Turkey Deutsche Puten ger. Native local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Djibouti DJI Ass Somali mostly used for transport of water and agricultural products Somali Transport domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Cattle Afar Danakil Adali, Afar, Danakil, Dancalian, Keriyu, Raya, Adal Milk rustic and disease resistant capable of walking long distances uni coloured: light chestnut, blond or ash-grey 2 2 long quadrant shaped horns 128 128 250 200 Sanga type domestic breed North-eastern Djibouti 200 225 W41-5 Tesfaye Cherinet et al. (?) Livestock breeds/types and improvment programs in Ethiopia. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Cattle F1-Generation en local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Cattle Frisonne fr. Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Europe international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Djibouti DJI Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Hollandaise GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 800 domestic breed recently imported from Europe peri-urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Djibouti DJI Cattle Somali adani, jigjigawi Milk uni coloured: grey, white or mottled 0 0 domestic breed mostly peri-urban ares local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Cattle Zebu autochtone fr. multi coloured: various colours 0/2 0/2 very small 250 200 small size domestic breed indigenous breed mountainous zones in the north of the country local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Chicken commun fr. small size domestic breed Ethiopia local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Dromedary Afar Issa Milk well adapted to semi-dessert climate domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Dromedary Ogaden Somali Milk big size domestic breed Southern region local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Goat Afar Adal Milk multi coloured: various colours but predominantly black and brown 0 0 65 60 30 25 domestic breed Northern and western regions local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Goat Djibouti Alpine en local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Goat F1-Generation en local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Goat Kenyan Alpine en local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Goat Saanen en local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Goat Somali Milk well adapted to semi-desert climate multi coloured: various but predominantly white 0 0 horns in males are generally more pronounced in males than in females 60 40 30 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Goat Somali and Afar en local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Sheep Adal Adali Milk uni coloured: white to light brownish 0 0 35 24 small size, head is covered with hair, the ears are short and the tail 25 cm is long domestic breed north and south west of the country regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Sheep Moussa Ali Milk uni coloured: russet-red 0 0 small size, the ears are short and the fatty tail is long domestic breed north west region on the mount Moussa Ali local No Material unknown unknown -Djibouti DJI Sheep Somali Somali dhagawen well adapted to dry climate multi coloured: white body, black head 0 0 50 40 large size, fat-tail, long ears domestic breed Southern region international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Djibouti DJI Sheep Somali Arab Meat multi coloured: white body and black or beige head 0 0 38 27 short ears, short fat-tail domestic breed possible a crossbreed between the Adal breed and the Somali breed local No Material unknown unknown -Dominica DMA Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Cattle Brangus Brangus 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Cattle Creole eng. Creole 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Dominica DMA Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Dominica DMA Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders domestic line exotic; continually imported Used in high input system. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Dominica DMA Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic line exotic; continually imported Used in high input system. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard domestic line exotic; continually imported Used in high input system. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock domestic line exotic; continually imported Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic line exotic; continually imported Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Goat Boer dutch Boer 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Goat Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Pig Creole Black eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Dominica DMA Pig Duroc fr. Duroc domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Pig Elite eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Dominica DMA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Pig Saddleback eng. Saddleback domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Dominica DMA Rabbit California White eng. California domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Rabbit Flemish Giant eng. Géant des Flandres domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Dominica DMA Rabbit French Silver eng. French Silver Argente du Champane domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Dominica DMA Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Sheep Dominican White eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Dominica DMA Sheep Dorper Dorper 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominica DMA Sheep Katadin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Aberdeen-Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Angus Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 160 137 1050 700 y domestic breed imported from Scotland in 1949 1949 country-wide 150 40 38 9 9 25 365 1537 Performance was measured on a performance test station for bulls in 1997. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Agersøkvæg Danish Originates from the island Agersø. Økvæg 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. Red, black, yellow or brown. 0 0 The original cattle were around 100 cm in height and weighed around 300 kg. Today, the animals are heigher and heavier. domestic In the beginning of 1990's a small group of cattle were found on Agersø. Genetic studies show that these were related with RDM-1970. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Belgisk Blåhvidt Kvæg dan. Belgian Blue Meat This breed is poorly adapted to its environment. Animals of this breed experience often dystocia. All animals are doubled muscled. multi coloured: black and white or blue roan 2 2 155 140 1100 750 doubled muscled y 1971 domestic breed imported from Belgium in 1965 1965 country-wide 1289 Performance was measured on a performance test station for bulls at 7-13 months of age in 1997. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Meat uni coloured: blond 2 2 160 150 1300 850 y 1975 domestic breed continually imported from France; Blonde d'Aquitaine semen was imported from France starting in 1972. Import of pure-bred females began in mid-seventies. 1972 country-wide 44 42 13 13 22 1665 Performance was measured on a performance test station for bulls in 1997. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Brahman 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat uni coloured: white cream 2 2 160 145 1300 800 y 1971 domestic breed continually imported from France for use as sirebreed for crossing with Jersey 1959 country-wide 46 43 1642 Performance was measured on a performance test station for bulls at 8-13 months of age in 1997. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Danish Red Holstein eng. Danish Red Holstein (DRH) is by 14/9-2017 split into Danish Holstein (HOL) and Danish Red (DRK) - depending on amount of Holstein genes. Holstein (red and white) DRH Milk 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Dansk Jersey dan. Jersey Danish Jersey, Jersey Milk 1997: Information based on number of females served by AI. 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. The milk is known for the high milk fat percentage. uni coloured: yellow 2 2 fine horns curved upwards 134 124 750 450 y 1911 domestic breed The breed has been imported from Sweden and the island Jersey. The first import took place in 1896. From 1896 to 1980 the Danish Jersey population expanded by pure breeding. Since 1980 some import of semen, mainly from USA, but also from New Zealand has taken place. The percentage of genes originating from the original Danish Jersey of 1980 has consequently decreased and it is now down to 74% (1997). 1896 since 1980 import of semen from Jersey bulls from USA and New Zealand country-wide 305 4568 6 4.3 24 23 9 9 15 15 24 4.3 970 52 Milk parameters are the average yield of all milk recorded cows at 1. lactation in 305 days. Meat parameters have been measured on young bulls at performance test stations. Danish Jersey is used in intensive dairy production. The majority of cows is housed in tie barns during winters. Heifers are raised in loose holdings and summer grazing. Male calves are mainly used for special veal production in intensive fattening units and slaughtered at approximately 220 kg liveweight at approximately 8 months of age. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Dansk Rødbroget Kvæg dan. Holstein (red and white) Danish Red and White, DRK Milk 1997: Information based on number of females served by AI. multi coloured: red and white 2 2 155 140 1100 700 y 1963 domestic breed composite of Dairy Shorthorn (Denmark), Deutsche Rotbunte (Germany), MRI (The Netherlands) and Red Holstein (USA, Canada, United Kingdom and Germany) 1950 continuous import of semen from Red-Holstein from USA, Canada, Germany and The Netherlands country-wide 6758 4.2 42 40 9 9 15 19 28 1276 56 The milk yield is the average of all milk recorded cows in 1996-97. The meat parameters have been taken at performance tests for bulls with 42-336 days in 1996-97. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Dansk blåkvæg dan 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Cattle Dexter Dexter 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Finsk Aurshire dan local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Fleckvieh dan local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Galloway Galloway 0 0 domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh Tysk Gulkvæg 0 0 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Grauvieh Grauvieh 0 0 domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Dansk Hereford Meat multi coloured: red with white head belly and legs 0/2 0/2 155 142 1100 750 y 1971 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1958 continuous import of semen, embryos and animals from Canada and New Zealand country-wide 1613 Performance test for bulls. 8-13 mths. 1997. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Highland Cattle eng local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Hinterwälder 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Islandsk kvæg dan local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Jysk Kvæg In 2003, Almost all cattle of the Jutland Cattle are therefore used as suckler cows although the breed has a past as a dairy breed. Danish Cattle that originates from Jutland. Jutland Cattle Jutland Cattle Meat In 2003, The Genetic Resources Committee has made a big effort to stop the decrease in number of animals of old national breeds. The effort also includes the registration of the populations of this breed. 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. indigenous cattle from Jutland This breed is very robust and hardy. wetland multi coloured: mainly black and white, also grey and white 2 2 145 132 1000 550 n 1881 domestic breed Jutland Cattle derive from indigenous breed cattle in Jutland. In 1881 the first herd-book was published. It distinguished between animals of dairy type and animals of beef type. During the first part of the 20th century the breed was selected for milk production and it was called Black and White Dairy Breed from Jutland. In 1950 this breed was joined with black and white cattle from Holland and Germany to form the SDM breed. A few breeders did however continue to breed the original Danish type. In the 1980s it was almost extinct, when a programme to save this old Danish breed was launched. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Cattle Korthorn dan. "Conservation programme for part of the Danish Shorthorn cattle, a line of dairy Shorthorn, referred to as ""Lyngestammen""." Beef Shorthorn Dansk Korthorn Meat, Milk Common for Shorthorn cattle is a high growth rate and high-quality meat with a good marbeling. The milk yield is relatively high with a low lipid content in the milk. The cattle is long-lived and well-tempered. Calvings are uncomplicated and the cows are good parents. Very good health. The Danish Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fishery supports breeders of Dansk Korthorn. All 7 breeders received support in 2005. The population data are base on 100% pure-bred individuals. In addition, a number of individuals are between 75% and almost 100% pure-bred. Uncomplicated calvings, good parenting by cows. QUite low lipid content of milk. High quality meat with good marbeling. multi coloured: red and white or roan 2 2 Pale horsn arched downwards. 145 135 1000 700 y 1922 domestic breed Originates from Dairy Shorthorn imported from United Kingdom. The Korthorn had its great period in from 1900 to 1950 after which the breed did not meet increased production demands. Today, breeding has separated it into the old dairy (dual-purpose) line and the more modern Beefshorthorn. The old line was never crossed with Beefshorthorn. 1847 First imported form the UK in 1848 Throughout Denmark local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Cattle Limousine fr. Limousin Dansk Limousine Meat uni coloured: brown 2 2 155 142 1150 750 y 1971 domestic breed continually imported from France; mainly as sire breed in beef x dairy cross-breeding 1960 country-wide 120 4.5 40 38 13 13 24 33 1680 Performance was measured on a performance test station for bulls at 7-13 months of age in 1997. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Murray Grey 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Norsk Rødt Fe dan local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Piemontese Piedmont 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Pinzgauer dan local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Rod Dansk Malkerace dan. Holstein (red and white) Danish Red Milk 1997: Information based on number of females served by AI. 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. The milk of this breed contains high protein. uni coloured: red or brown with dark muzzle and hooves 2 2 154 140 1150 700 y 1885 domestic breed originated from local cattle on the islands Fuen and Sealand and cattle from Angel and Ballum (Schleswig) 1878 in 1970 from Brown Swiss (USA), Red Holstein (Canada), Swedish Red-and-White (Sweden) country-wide 324 6464 4.2 44 42 11 11 18 18 28 380 1280 54 Milk parameters are the average yield of the 1.lactation of all milk recorded cows in 305 days. Meat parameters have been mesaured on young bulls on performance test stations. The Danish Red is used in intensive dairy production systems. The majority of cows is housed in tie barn systems during winters. Heifers are reared in loose holding systems and summer grazing. Male calves are used for production of bullocs, in intensive production systems, and slaughtered at approximately 11 month of age, at a liveweight of approximately 440 kgs. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Rød Dansk Malkerace anno 1970 (RDM-1970) The breed is a dairy breed with relative high production capacity, and high fat- and protein content in the milk. Male calves are traditionally used for bullock production. Danish Red coloured Danish breed of milking cattle as bred until year 1970. Danish Red Danish Red Cattle, Red Danish Dairy Cattle Fertilizer, Meat, Milk Conservation Programme: The Danish Ministry of Environment and Food supports breeders of RDM-1970. 27 breeders received support in 2005. The population data include the RDM-1930 line of RDM. There are 3 breeding males and 75 breeding female sin this line. They are 7 breeders attending this line - they have approx. 14 animals each. > 100 Years of pure breeding with a national danish breed The fat and protein content of the milk is high. The high content of capaprotein makes the milk suitable for cheese production. uni coloured: red with dark muzzle and hooves 2 2 Mid-sized, arched horns that point upwards or forwards. The horns may be white or grey-yellow, often with black tips. 150 132 1050 550 y 1881 domestic line "In the 1840s, original cattle on the Eastern Danish islands were crossed with red cattle from the Southern part of Denmark. Three groups of cattle were used: Angler Cattle, Northern Slesviger Cattle and Ballum Cattle. The resulting cattle was the foundation for the Red Danish Dairy Cattle, RDM, officially formed in 1878. The RDM was most popular in the 1950s but it has decreased a lot since then. From the late 1970s the breed association introduced breeding material from other breeds, e.g. Brown-Swiss, Red Holstein and Swedish Red, into the RDM. Only a small fraction of the breeders continued pure-breeding after this, and they formed ""RDM-1970"". Subsequently, a small group of breeders formed the ""RDM-1930"" - a slightly different line. Both lines represent the original Red Danish Dairy Cattle." 1878 41 39 13 12 20 regional Not Sufficient atRisk critical vulnerable -Denmark DNK Cattle SDM - Dansk Holstein dan. Holstein (black and white) Danish Holstein Milk 1997: Information based on number of females served by AI in 1997. 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 156 143 1150 750 y 1891 domestic breed A herd book for the local black and white cattle of Jutland (The Jutland cattle) was first established in 1881. In 1949 this breed was pooled with an increasing population of Dutch and German black and white cattle, and this new synthetic breed was called SDM or Sortbroget dansk Malkerace. Since 1965 imports of semen from other black and white populations, mainly from USA and Canada, but lately also from Holland and France, has taken place. To date (1998) the Danish Friesian is a strain of the international HF-breed, with only 25% of its genes originating from the original Danish dual purpose breed from 1965 (SDM-1965). 1950 since 1965 from Holstein-Friesian from USA, Canada, The Netherlands, Germany and France country-wide 305 6565 4.1 44 42 11 11 18 18 28 1250 53 Intensive dairy production systems. The majority of cows is housed in tie barns during winter. Heifers are reared in loose holdings, and summer grazing. Male calves are used for production of bullocs in intensive production indoor systems, and slaughtered at approximately 11 months of age at a liveweight of approximately 440 kg. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Salers Salers 0 0 domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Sayaguesa 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed imported to Denmark in the early 1970tees; 1970 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Skotsk Højlandskvæg dan. Highland Highland Cattle 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Sortbroget Dansk Malkerace anno 1965 (SDM-1965) Danish Black and white coloured Danish breed of milking cattle as bred before year 1965. Danish Holstein SDM, Dansk Holstein, Danish Holstein, Danish Black and White Cattle Milk 2003, The Genetic Resources Committee has made a big effort to stop the decrease in number of animals of old national breeds. The effort also includes the registration of the populations of this breed. It represents the original dual-purpose-friesian multi coloured: black and white 2 2 145 132 1050 600 y domestic line When the Danish Friesian Breed organisation opened the herd-book to allow inclusion of Holstein Friesian, semen of bulls of the European type of Friesian cattle was stored. On basis of this storage it has been possible to breed a line of Friesians without HF genes. In order to distinguish this line the year (1965) has been added to the breed name abbreviation. 1881 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Sortbroget Jydsk Malkekvaeg dan. A reconstruction of the breed Jysk Kvæg. Black Pied Jutland, Black Spotted Jutland Milk, Black and White Jutland, Jutland Black Pied Milk domestic variety joined in 1949 with local Friesian to form Danish Black Pied. Revived as Jutland Grey in 1980s. 1949 local No Information extinct extinct -Denmark DNK Cattle Sweizisk Brunkvæg dan. Brown Swiss Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed imported from Switzerland in the seventies 1970 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Sweizisk brunkvæg dan local No Information unknown unknown -Denmark DNK Cattle Texas Longhorn eng 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Ungarsk Steppekvæg dan 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Wagyu 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Cattle Watussi 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Welsh Black eng 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle White Park Cattle eng 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Cattle Zebu 2012: Information based on number of living animals per 22nd of November. 2013: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of October. 2014: Information based on number of living animals per 18th of February. 2015: Information based on number of living animals per 1st of March. 2016: Information based on number of living animals per 3rd of February. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Chicken Danske Land Høns Used by hobby breeders preferring the natural brooding of chickens. Breeders concerned with its socio-cultural importance and conservation. dan. Danish Landrace Fancy, Hobby The Danish Country Chicken is also found in a black colour variety and a variety called the Lutte Chicken. The Lutte Chicken has very short legs, its name referring to its walk. It is thought to be even older than the Danish Country Chicken and is slightly heavier. The breed is well adapted to temperate climates. Resistance to infectious diseases and parasites. A good layer, particularly at mild temperatures. Good vitality and robust, fast-growing chickens. The hen is a good sitter and a good chicken shepherd. This breed is known for longevity. Relatively low feed consumption but actively fouraging. indigenous 2 1.8 domestic breed The breed was developed in Denmark but dates back more than 2000 years. It is thought to descend from a wild Asian jungle fowl, Gallus bankiva. It was brought to Denmark by Germanic tribes and was the only breed kept in the country until the early 1800s. A formal selection program was initiated in 1879. 30-40 serious breeders (ca. 50 animals per breeder) organized in ”Danmarks Fjerkræavlerforening for Raceavl” (Danish Poultry Breeders). Distributed throughout the country. 180 55 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Denmark DNK Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Eggs In 2003, A small private breeding center in Northern Jutland - The Hellevad hatchery - runs an independent breeding programme with White Leghorn and New Hampshire with an annual pro-duction of about 50,000 day-old chickens. domestic breed They are mainly sold to small producers and have been found suitable for the egg production on freerange. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs In 2003, A small private breeding center in Northern Jutland - The Hellevad hatchery - runs an independent breeding programme with White Leghorn and New Hampshire with an annual pro-duction of about 50,000 day-old chickens. domestic breed They are mainly sold to small producers and have been found suitable for the egg production on freerange. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Dog Broholmeren dan Population data for 2017 does not include mixed breeds Broholmer dog Some has a white spot on the stomach, the tale and the paws. Golden red, yellow with black face or black. 75 70 60 50 breed The breed is a reconstruction of the Old Danish Dog from the mid 16th century, and was in mid 19th century registered under the name Broholmeren. Due to lack of interest, the last registrered dog died in 1956. However, in 1974 the breed was re-created from animals, that had the same appearance as the old breed. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Denmark DNK Dog Dansk Spids dan Danish White Spitz Grønlænderspids, Ulvespids, Samojedespids Light colour (Bisquit). Becomes darker with age. 46 42 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Dog Dansk Svensk Gårdhund dan Population data for 2017 does not include mixed breeds Danish/swedish Farm Dog Mostly white with black, golden, brown and/or beige spots. 35 33 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Dog Gammel Dansk Hønsehund dan Old Danish Pointing Dog Hunting Mostly white with brown markings and stains. 57 53 33 28 breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Duck (domestic) Sort hvidbrystet dansk and dan. Danish Black White-Breasted Meat Grows fast and has high meat production. Meat juicy and tasty. This breed is known for a high egg yield and good broodiness of the hens. Eggs, meat. These are very hardy animals. white reddish brown indigenous Egg shells blue.green. Black with white chest. Red-yellow legs with dark spots. Pale, whitish. 3.5 3 n domestic breed Was established in Denmark based on ducks from countries bordering the Baltic Sea. 1890 Kept by a few poultry breeders and people interested in conserving old Danish breeds. 100 local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Goat Anglo Nubisk Danish Anglo-Nubian Anglo-Nubian Meat 1997: Population figures are based on the number of registered animals. 0 0 87 75 domestic breed imported from UK in the 1980tees; 1980 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Goat Boer Boer Meat 1997: Population figures are based on the number of registered animals. 0 0 85 75 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Goat Dansk Landraceged Before the invention of paper, goat skin was used for parchment production. Presently, the goat is kept for niche production of milk, and to a lesser degree, meat. Danish Danish Indigineous Goat Meat, Milk The Danish Indigenous Goat belongs to the common Northern European and Scandinavian type of goat. The breeding goal is to maintain the Danish Indigenous Goat as a typical representative of the old Danish goat breed - as it has developed through an altered natural environment and selection. The goat thrives in herds, and males and young animals are particularly well-suited for landscape management. Well-adapted to the Danish weather conditions and only kept in stables November-April. Good health Normally 2 kids. Rarely complications during parturition. Kids vigorous and fast-growing. Milk quality studies based on a single herd of goats has indicated that the protein composition if the milk is unique to this breed and makes the milk particularly suitable for cheese production. The goats in the photographs are wildtype. There are seven different colour varieties: wildtype, black wildtype, Harz-coloured, black, black-and-white, white and blue. The hair is short to longish with a coat consisting of two layers: guard hair and wool hair which is shed during summer. 0/2 0/2 The horns are arched backwards with a slight outward twist. Usually, the goat has horns, but culled animals are not uncommon. 90 80 80 58 The goat is an average to large size dairy goat. It is robust but never coarsely built. Females traditionally had udders like the example shown in the inserted photo with large teats for milking by hand. Today, most breeders aim for smaller, less vulnerable teats. n 1982 domestic The earliest findings of goat bones in Denmark date back to 3400 B.C. In medieval times, several manors kept large herds of goats. Later, it became a cheap alternative to dairy cows. In late 18th and early 19th century, the Danish Indigenous Goat was bred for higher milk yield. A limited crossbreeding to dairy goats from Norway, Saanen goats from Switzerland and Harz goats from Germany. All of Denmark with most herds in Jutland and on Sealand and with a few herds on Funen and smaller islands. hair local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Goat Dansk Nubisk Danish local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Goat Dværgged Danish Pygmy goat Africa local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Goat Mohair Danish Angora domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Goat Saanen Saanen international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Goat Walliser Danish Valais Blackneck regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Denmark DNK Goose (domestic) Grå og Gråbrogede Danske Gæs dan. Fancy, Hobby Very robust, both as goslings and adults. Actively fouraging and may therefore find its own feed during large parts of the year. The females are known for broodiness. The meat is fine but the goose may be a bit large compared to what consumers want. These are very hardy animals. orange grey and white indigenous There are two colour varieties: (1) grey and (2) speckled-grey. (1) is mouse-coloured with darker areas on wings, light abdomen and hind. (2) is white with a greay head, grey areas on wings and sides. Pale orange 7 6 n domestic breed Breed started in Denmark based on geese imported from countries bordering the Baltic Sea. The goose is closely related to the Pomeranian goose, the Swedish goose and other country breed geese in the region. 1900 30 50 140 local No Information atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Horse Belgier dan. Belgian Draft Ardenner, Den Belgiske Hest domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Horse Dansk Varmblod Saddle horses suitable for both spring and dressage riding. dan. Danish Warmblood Danish Warmblood Riding (sports) domestic breed The population of Danish Warmblood is a synthetic breed with genetic contributions from various European saddle horse breeds and thoroughbred horses. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Denmark DNK Horse Den Islandske Hest dan. Islandic Horse domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Denmark DNK Horse Den Jydske Hest The Jutland horse is used as a draught horse for e.g. a couple of brewer's drays from the Carlsberg Brewery. dan. Conservation programme for pure bred. Jutland Horse The Jutland Horse, Jyder DraughtPower, General, Meat In 2003, The Genetic Resources Committee has made a big effort to stop the decrease in number of animals of old national breeds. The effort also includes the registration of the populations of this breed. 2005: souce of data: National office for horse breeds. 2005: souce of data: National office for horse breeds dominant horse in danish agriculture for almost a century uni coloured: usually chestnut, sometimes sorrel (brownish-orange) or roan often with white markings on face and legs 158 155 800 800 y 1881 domestic breed native 1881 since 1950, < 5% from Shire (United Kingdom), Suffolk (United Kingdom) Jutland local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Horse Fjordhest dan. Fjord Riding (work) domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Horse Frederiksborgheste dan. The breed organization accepts few controlled cross-breedings each year to reduce the risk of inbreeding. Conservation programme for pure bred. Frederiksborg Horse Frederiksborg Sport 2005: source of data: National office for horse breeds; The breed organization accept cross-breeding with stallions of other breeds. A group of breeders are trying to keep a pure-bred line. A conservation programme was initiated in 1997, were financial support is granted to breeders of males with at least 15/16 blood from original Frederiksborg horses.
In 2003, The Genetic Resources Committee has made a big effort to stop the decrease in number of animals of old national breeds. The effort also includes the registration of the populations of this breed. considered as the national danish horse Energetic, good drive. Strong, good staying power. All colours are acceptable. Most horses are chestnut. 164 160 650 600 y 1890 domestic breed Native Danish country breed derived from Andalusian and Neapolitanian horses, founded at the Royal National Stud in the late 1600s. late 17th century since 1950, < 5% from Warmblood (Denmark), Arab (Germany) country-wide, but mainly on Zealand and Funen local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Horse Fuldblod dan. Thoroughbred Dansk Fuldblod domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Horse Knabstrupper The Knabstrupper is an all-round horse used for various purposes. It is found in a variety of sizes, and children may grow up with the good-tempered, manageable Knabstrupper. dan. Conservation programme for pure bred. Knabstrupper Dansk Knabstrupper Hest General, Hobby, Riding (byChildren), Riding (sports) "The Knabstrupper horse is good-tempered, willing to work and has good staying power. There are two Knabstrupper associations in Denmark: (1) Knabstrupperforeningen for Danmark (The Knabstrupper Association of Denmark): Some breeders in this association allow crossing with more than ten other horse breeds. Other breeders run the""Pure Breeding Programme"" aiming to conserve the Knabstrupper breed by certifying each individual with more than 50% Knabstrupper descendancy with a proportion of Knabstrupper ancestors in its pedigree. Presently, the requirement is 6/8 in the 3rd remove. The stringency of this requirement will increase until 2025, aiming for 15/16 purity of all individuals. Both males and females are used in the programme. Males presented in the programme are only allowed up to ten matings if their morphological assessment is not satisfying. This procedure was chosen to ensure the conservation of a number of lines, even if not all the males are accepted into the Pure Breeding Programme. (2) International Knabstrupper Raceforening (International Knabstrupper Breeders Association): Aim to conserve the Knabstrupper breed by avoiding breeding material from any other breeds. Cooperate with Knabstrupper breeders in other countries." "There are two Knabstrupper associations in Denmark and they have different breeding goals (see ""Additional information""). If one considers individuals complying with the requirements of the ""Pure Breeding Programme"", the number of males used in breeding is 12, and the number of females is 80. This sums up to 92 individuals, instead of the 187 recorded under Population Data." Knabstrupper complexion or speckled (see photos). All colours, except piebald and palomino. 160 158 500 500 Knabstrupper complexion or speckled (see photos). All colours, except piebald and palomino. Some horses have a sparse mane and tail. y 1971 domestic breed The breed originates from a mare brought to Denmark by Spanish soldiers in the early 1800s and Danish Frederiksborger horses. The Spanish mare was used for breeding at the Knabstrup mansion. Ca. 1808 Knabstrupper horses have been exported, particulary in the 1970s and 1980s, and some of the progeny of these horses is imported by Danish breeders. Country-wide distribution. regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Denmark DNK Horse New Forest eng. New Forest Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Horse Oldenborger dan. Oldenburg domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Denmark DNK Horse Ox-Araber eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Denmark DNK Horse Shetland Pony dan. Shetland Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Horse Trakehner Trakehner domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Denmark DNK Horse Travere dan. Danish Trotters GeneralCrossbreeding Danish Trotting Horse breeding is substantial and especially based on the selection of breeding animals after achievements in trotting races, and on insemination of imported semen. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Denmark DNK Horse Welsh eng. Welsh Pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Pig DL-1970 dan. Dansk Landrace anno 1970 "1998: """"DL-1970"""" is a pure bred line of the Danish Landrace, as this breed appeared before foreign lines of Landrace were accepted around 1970. A few breeders continued to breed the old type of Danish Landrace and the old type was also present as a control line established in 1971 on an experimental station. The present population of DL-1970 originates from these sources." y domestic line The Danish Landrace was established in the last part of the 19th century. Until 1970 the population was developed by purebreeding as a highly specialized breed for bacon production. 1891 none since the herd-book was establish in 1891 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Pig Dansk Landrace dan. Danish Landrace Danish Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding 1993: Almost 100% of pigs produced in Denmark have a Landrace or Yorkshire mother. Landrace is utilized as a partner in cross-breeding schemes with Yorkshire.
In 2003, The Genetic Resources Committee has made a big effort to stop the decrease in number of animals of old national breeds. The effort also includes the registration of the populations of this breed. This breed is known for high litter sizes. uni coloured: white 90 90 325 225 lop ears y 1896 domestic breed indigenous breed Danish land pig since 1970, < 5% from Landrace (Norway), Landrace (Finland) country-wide international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Denmark DNK Pig Duroc Duroc is mainly used as sire breed in commercial pig production, on crossbred sows (Landrace x Yorkshire). eng. Duroc Meat y domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Pig Hampshire Hampshire is mainly used as sire breed in commercial pig production on crosbred sows of Landrace x Yorkshire. eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Denmark DNK Pig Sortbroget Landracesvin dan. Danish Black Pied Pig Danish Black Spotted, Danish White and Black, Danish Black Pied Meat 2003, The Genetic Resources Committee has made a big effort to stop the decrease in number of animals of old national breeds. The effort also includes the registration of the populations of this breed. uni coloured: black, white 80 70 350 300 1920 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed country-wide local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Pig Yorkshire Yorkshire is used mainly for production of hybrid sows, for commercial pig production in combination with Landrace. eng. Large White Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Pigeon Parykduen dan Danish Jacobin Pigeon Dannebrogsduen Comment: The red, yellow and blue colours are found with black bands on its wings. Red, yellow, blue or black. White head, tale and wing tips. Characterized by the feathers on the neck which face towards the head and form a collar. breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Pigeon Svaberduen dan Danish Suabian Pigeon In 1930's other colours than silver were made as well. Silver Comes from ennobled mark pigeons, that came to Denmark around 1840. local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Pigeon Tumlingeduen dan Old Danish Tumbler One of the oldest pigeon breeds in Denmark. Comes in many different colours. Red, yellow or black. breed Late 15th century local No Information atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Rabbit Hvid Dansk Landkanin Since this is the only Danish rabbit breed, it is of cultural and historical importance to conserve it. dan White Danish Landrace Rabbit Fancy, Hobby, Meat Hvid Dansk Landkanin is the only rabbit breed that originates in Denmark, and therefore it plays a cultural/historical role. Females have good parenting qualities Young rabbits have a high growh rate relative to feed intake Albino White 4 4 Albino y 1946 domestic "Ca. 1900, the white variety of ""Danish rabbit"" and Belgian Giant were crossed by the head of Copenhagen Zoo, Julius Schiøtt, to produce a large albino rabbit - Hvid Dansk Landkanin. This breed was displayed for the first time at a show in Tivoli, Copenhagen in 1908. In the 1950s and 1960s, the breed was very popular, and thousands of animals were exported for breeding in England, Germany, Hungary and Switzerland." Ca 1908 Country-wide local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Sheep Charollais Danish Charollais international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Dansk Landfår dan. Danish Landrace Danish Landrace, Klitfår Meat 2003, The Genetic Resources Committee has made a big effort to stop the decrease in number of animals of old national breeds. The effort also includes the registration of the populations of this breed. development of local textil industries uni coloured: white with grey head 0 0 75 70 70 50 domestic breed composite of Danish Heath and Merino (18th century) with some Leicester Longwool and Oxford Down input (1900) 1900 Jutland wool local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Dansk Merino Danish Cormo international No Information atRisk critical critical -Denmark DNK Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Finuld Danish Finnisch Landrace international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Færøsk får Danish Faroe Island Sheep local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Sheep Gotlandsk Pelsfår dan. Swedish Fur Gotland Pelt Sheep 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Gute Swedish Gute local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Sheep Ile de France Danish Ile-De-France international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Islandske får dan. Icelandic 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Jacob Danish Jacob international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Denmark DNK Sheep Kerry Hill Danish Kerry Hill international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Denmark DNK Sheep Leicester eng. Leicester Longwool 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Lleyn Danish Lleyn regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Lüneburger Danish Graue Gehörnte Heidschnucke local No Information atRisk critical -Denmark DNK Sheep Marsh eng. Marsh Sheep Hvidhovedet Marsk Meat This breed is reportedly weather resistant and well adapted to marsh lands. This breed is known for high fertility. very common in the marsh land uni coloured: white 0 0 80 75 60 75 domestic breed imported from Germany and United Kingdom since 1960 from Texel (Netherlands) Jutland wool local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Oxford Down eng. Oxford Down 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Quessant Danish Ouessant regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Romney Danish Romney international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Rygja dan. Rygja 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Denmark DNK Sheep Schwarzkopf Danish German Blackheaded Mutton regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Shropshire eng. Shropshire 1997: Population figures are based on registered flocks. 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Skruehorn Danish Racka regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Spel dan. spælsau 0 0 domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 1997: Population figures are based on registered flocks. 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Swifter Danish Swifter regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Såne dan. Saane 0 0 domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Texel dutch Texel 0 0 domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Denmark DNK Sheep Wensleydale Danish Wensleydale regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Zwartbles Danish Zwartbles regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Denmark DNK Sheep Østfrisisk Malkefår Danish Friesian Milk international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Brahman Brahman Lard 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported Commercial sector. Used in medium to low input systems and double purpose production systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Criollo Lechero Dominicano sp. Tropical Dairy Criollo Improved Criollo, Milking Criollo, Tropical Dairy Criollo, Criollo Lechero Tropicana Milk uni coloured: light dun to dark red
multi coloured: often with black points 2 2 domestic breed Research centre (CIMPA) in the province of Santiago. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Dominican Criollo eng. Dominican uni coloured: varies from black through red and brick to yellow 2 2 400 hair is short, coarse and scarce domestic variety variety of Tropical Dairy Criollo local No Information unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported Commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss Swiss Brown Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported Commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Romana Rojo sp. Romana Red Meat 2 2 800 800 Zebu type, with marked pigmentation of the mucous and black extremities, short hair and abundant hump. domestic breed This breed was created in the cattle ranch of the Central Romana Corporation, through crossbreeding and selection for more than 50 years. Its genetic base makes reference to the Criollo cattle that originally came from Spain starting from 1492. This breed was crossed with varieties of Zebu, mainly the Guzerat and Missouri. These were bulls of red colour, presumably of African origin that gave red offspring. The Nelore breed coming from Louisiana and kept by cattle breeders in the eastern region of the country were also used as sire line. in 1930's 32 32 local No Information unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders domestic line exotic; continually imported Temperate areas, North and Central regions. Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic line exotic; continually imported Temperate areas, North and Central regions. Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard domestic line exotic; continually imported Temperate areas, North and Central regions. Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock domestic breed locally adapted breed. Rural areas. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed locally adapted breed Rural areas. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Goat Alpina sp. Alpine Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Used in High input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Used in High input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Goat La Mancha sp. La Mancha 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Dominican Republic DOM Goat Nubio Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed Used in High and medium input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Used in High input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Goat Toggenbourg fr. Toggenburg GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Horse Criollo sp. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Horse Media sangre sp. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Horse Paso Fino sp. Paso Fino domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Dominican Republic DOM Horse Quarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Pig Criollo sp. cimarrón, jabalí Meat Resistant to African Swine Fever. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Pig Duroc fr. Duroc SireLine domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Pig Haitian eng. Haitian domestic breed Between 1978 and 1982, every domestic pig on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, which includes both Haiti and the Dominican Republic, was killed to prevent an outbreak of African Swine Fever (Hog Cholera) from spreading to the rest of the Americas. This fact rendered this breed of pig extinct. regional No Information extinct extinct extinct -Dominican Republic DOM Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire SireLine domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Dominican Republic DOM Pig Landrace eng. Landrace DamLine domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Pig New Haitian eng. New Haitian domestic breed After the stamping out and subsequent extinction of the Haitian Pig between 1978 and 1982, a group of French scientists have re-created a peasant pig by crossing traditional breeds from three continents. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White DamLine domestic breed locally adapted; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Rabbit California eng. California Lard domestic breed Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla Meat domestic breed Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Dominican Republic DOM Rabbit Mariposa sp. Mariposa Meat domestic breed Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Rabbit Nueva Zelanda Blanco sp. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Rabbit Nueva Zelanda Negro sp. New Zealand Red Meat domestic breed Used in medium and high input systems. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Sheep Barriga Negra Criollo sp. 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Mainly found in drier areas. Kept in medium and low input systems. local No Information unknown unknown -Dominican Republic DOM Sheep Dorper Dorper GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed continually imported Used in high-input systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Sheep Katahdin Katahdin GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Recently introduced. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Dominican Republic DOM Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Mainly found in drier areas. Mainly used in low-input systems. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Ass Algerian eng. DraughtPower uni coloured: chestnut or grey domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Cattle Brune des Alpes fr. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported 1990 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Cattle Cheurfa Arabe Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides The Cheurfa is well adapted to harsh climate conditions and has a walking ability in difficult grounds. The Cheurfa is able to valorize forages and coarse food and is well adapted to restricted food resources. It is also resistant to disease, parasites and insects. The Cheurfa presents a whitish color with a white muzzle and dark eyelids. 2 2 The Cheurfa has long horns curving upwards. 110 250 200 Native n Domestic Breed The Cheurfa belongs to the Atlas Brown branch. The distribution area of the Atlas Brown covers all of North Africa and whose ancestor would be the Bos primigenius mauritanicus. The Cheurfa lives on the edge of forests and in the lakeside and coastal areas of El-Tarf and Annaba, where the majority of the population is located. It is also present in the regions of Guelma, Skikda, Jijel and Sétif. extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 185 720 4 6 15 15 9 13 24 27 42 36 48 547 365 730 12 500 120 11 1 1 1 local No Material extinct extinct -Algeria DZA Cattle Chélifienne Français El Arbia Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides The Chélifienne is well adapted to harsh climate conditions and has a walking ability in difficult grounds. The Chélifienne is able to valorize forages and coarse food and is well adapted to restricted food resources. It is also resistant to disease, parasites and insects. The Chélifienne presents a fawn coat color with a white muzzle and dark eyelids. 2 2 The Chélifienne has horns curved generally forward. 113 282 Native n Domestic Breed The Chélifienne belongs to the Atlas Brown branch. The distribution area of the Atlas Brown covers all of North Africa and whose ancestor would be the Bos primigenius mauritanicus. The Chélifienne lives in the mountainous areas of Chlef, it is often found in the mountains of Dahra. extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 305 210 365 1885 6 8 15 15 9 13 24 27 42 36 48 547 365 730 10 1 1 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Cattle Française Frisonne Pie-Noire Holstein (black and white) FFPN Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported 1990 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Cattle Guelmoise Française El Guelmia , Ezzarga Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides The Guelmoise is well adapted to harsh climate conditions and has a walking ability in difficult grounds. The Guelmoise is able to valorize forages and coarse food and is well adapted to restricted food resources. It is also resistant to disease, parasites and insects. The coat color of the Guelmoise varies between light and dark gray with a lighter part on the flank and back. It has a white muzzle and a black eyelids. 2 2 The Guelmoise has horns curved generally forward and sometimes upwards. 109 245 Native n Domestic Breed The Guelmoise belongs to the Atlas Brown branch. The distribution area of the Atlas Brown covers all of North Africa and whose ancestor would be the Bos primigenius mauritanicus. The Guelmoise lives in the forest and mountainous areas in the regions of Guelma, El Tarf and Jijel. extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 185 930 5 10 15 15 9 13 24 27 42 36 48 547 365 730 12 1 1 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported 1990 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Cattle Montbéliarde Montbéliarde 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported 1990 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Cattle Sétifienne Français Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides The Sétifienne is well adapted to harsh climate conditions and has a walking ability in difficult grounds. The Sétifienne is able to valorize forages and coarse food and is well adapted to restricted food resources. It is also resistant to disease, parasites and insects. The Sétifienne presents a blackish coat with a brown line on the back that characterizes this population. The muzzle is white and the eyelids are black. 2 2 The Sétifienne has curving horns forward or upwards. 108 273 The Sétifienne has a long tail that reaches below the hocks and sometimes drags on the ground. Native n Domestic Breed The Sétifienne belongs to the Atlas Brown branch. The distribution area of the Atlas Brown covers all of North Africa and whose ancestor would be the Bos primigenius mauritanicus. The Sétifienne lives in the mountainous areas of the Sétif region, it would also be present in Jijel. extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 305 180 365 1885 6 10 10 10 9 13 24 27 42 36 48 547 365 730 12 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk endangered -Algeria DZA Dromedary Berberi Fine, strong animal with muscular back. domestic Closely related to the Chaâmbi and Ouled Sidi Chikh breeds. between the Saharan and tellien zone local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary Chaambi 700 600 domestic breed in the North 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary Chameau De L'aftouh fr. 700 600 domestic 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary Chameau De La Steppe fr. 700 600 Small animal. domestic breed areas bordering the Sahara 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary L'ait Khebbach 700 600 domestic 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary L'ajjer 700 600 domestic 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary Ouled Sid Cheikh 700 600 domestic breed 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary Reguibi 700 600 domestic breed 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary Sahraoui Saharan Camel comment: dark coloured coat 700 600 domestic breed Crosbreed between Chaâmbi breed and l'Ouled Sidi Echikh. center of the Sahara 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Dromedary Targui Riding (work) comment: light coloured or spotted 700 600 Strong, muscular legs. Small hump and tail . domestic breed Race des Touareg du Nord (fr.) Hoggar and central Sahara 2.5 345 1100 4.3 32 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Goat Arabe Sahelian Very sensitive to trypanosomiasis. Rustic animals that can do two days without water. multi coloured: polychrome, often white with russet-red, black and grey 0 0 70 domestic related to the Nubian goat breed high plateaus and the septentrional areas of the Sahara international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Goat Arabia Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. The following data are given: Age at first insemination from 6 to 8 months; Bodyweight: 22/23 kg; Fertility: 90%; Prolificity: 100-120%; Fecundity: 110% These are very hardy animals which can remain two days without drinking. uni coloured: grey, brown, white, blond 0 0 70 67 60 40 sharp forehead, short hair domestic variety of Sahelian: There are two sub-types of Arabia, a sedentary and a transhumant type. The sedentary type has longer hair (14-21 cm) compared to the transhumant type (10-17 cm). Predominant colours of the sedentary type are black, pied black and brown. Laghouat Region hair 150 220 2.5 2.03 FAO Breed Survey - slaughter weight kg 42 (f) and kg 55 (m);
2 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Goat Berber Berber Milk 2 2 in west horns are shorter domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Goat Kabyle uni coloured: brown multi coloured: black, brown 2 2 68 55 55 37.5 small size, long hair, long droopy ears domestic breed Kabyle Mountains and Dahra 150 105 1.95 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on goats kept under a extensive systems. 1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Goat Makatia Milk This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. The following data are given for this breed: Prolificacy: 125%; Fecundity: 105%: Fertility 100%. These are very hardy animals which can remain two days without drinking. comment: various colours 2 2 72 63 50 34 large sized animals, toggles and beards common domestic breed variety of Sahelian high plateaux and in northern regions of Algeria. 120 55 80 3 2.5 7 FAO Breed Survey The animals are given some supplements in times of feed shortage. 1.26 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Goat Mzabite M'zab, Touggourt, Algerian Red Milk This breed produces young twice a year. The following data were given: Prolificacy: 160-200%; Fecundity: 140%. uni coloured: predominantly chamois (fawn), also black, brown, white 2 2 68 65 50 35 Nubian type, long hair, long droopy ears domestic breed The breed originated in Metlili, Ghardaia region. southern Algeria hair 180 460 3 2 FAO Breed Survey - slaughter weight kg 35 (f) and kg 60 (m) 2.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Goat Sahelian eng. Sahelian Bariolee du Sahel, Fulani, Touareg, West African Longlegged, Sahel This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. The following data are given for this breed: Prolificacy: 125%; Fecundity: 105%: Fertility 100%. These are very hardy animals which can remain two days without drinking. comment: various colours 2 2 72 63 50 34 large sized animals, toggles and beards common domestic breed high plateaux and in northern regions of Algeria 120 55 80 3 2.5 7 FAO Breed Survey The animals are given some supplements in times of feed shortage. 1.26 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Goat Tuareg Tuareg multi coloured: pied brown, sometimes black pied 0 0 76 domestic variety variety of Sahelian international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Horse Arabe Barbe fr. West African Barb West African Barb, Arab-Barb DraughtPower These animals do not require much attention and can survive under harsh conditions. The breed is bigger and stronger than Arab horses with high hind quarters and feet especially adapted for speed. This breed has been introduced into horse shows since 1975. The breed has been used in wars, for cultural festivals and for work. uni coloured: grey 155 155 500 400 domestic breed This breed is the result of a cross between Arab and Barb horses and is the best known horse breed in Algeria. 180 60 65 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on total grazing with barley and oat concentrates. These animals are fed on total grazing and barley and oats concentrates. This breed is in heat seasonally from Feburary to June, duration of heat is 7 days with average fecundity of 80-95%. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Horse Barbe fr. Barb Barb Sport This breed is an excellent saddle horse, characterised by its endurance and rusticity. uni coloured: chestnut, grey, bay 155 150 500 400 These animals are streamlined with a light profile. domestic breed originated in the steppe zones of Tebessa, M'sila, Barika, Tiaret, Saida, Boussaada and Setif 180 25 25 36 36 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for the whole year and fed on a diet rich in sugar, barley, hay, oat husks and straw. - fecundity 80-95%;
- breeding season from February to June;
international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Ostrich cou noir fr. African Black domestic The ostrich found in Algeria is a resultant from crossbreeding three different South-African ostrich types. 1860 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Algeria DZA Sheep Barbarine Français Tunisian Barbary Constantinois, Moutons de l'Oued Souf, Tunisien, Barbary Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, Wool The breed is adapted to live under desert conditions (extreme heat) and feeds on dune grass. These sheep fatten quickly and can tolerate salty water. They are considered irreplaceable in their environment. These animals are suitable for a transhumant or nomadic lifestyle. uni coloured: white with black or red-brown head, occasionally blue 2 0/2 45 37 70 64 fat tail y 1947 domestic breed This breed is thought to be of Asian origin. along the border to Tunisia at Oued Souf wool coarse/carpet 1.5 135 45 3.2 2.7 4 15 F6-31 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on total grazing in springtime. They may have been supplemented with 300g of barley per day. 1.15 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Sheep Berbère fr. Berber Berber, Kabyle, Chleuh The breed is adapted to marginal conditions, specifically humidity and cold. The breed is a very poor milk producer and its performance in general is not great except that it can survive on marginal land and represents ancient stock. The animals survive quite well on scrub. uni coloured: usually white, also black or white with black head 2 2 65 60 45 35 small sheep with matted wool domestic breed originated in the Atlas Tellien of northern Algeria. Constitutes the oldest ovine population of North Africa, probably resulting from interbreedings with the wild moufflon. mountains of northern Algeria wool coarse/carpet 1.5 180 55 4 3.7 17 23 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from sheep kept under stationary conditions and fed on total grazing and concentrates. - fecundity 90%;
- prolificity 110%;
regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Sheep D'man D'man Damana Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Wool This breed survives well under Sahelian conditions. This breed is known for prolificacy. The animals breed all year round. These are rustic animals. uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0/2 0 75 60 52 35 small animal, lop ears, fine tail domestic breed indigenous breed originated in Marocco. The area of distribution extends from South-West Algeria (Beaker, Tindouf, Adrar) to Ouargla. wool coarse/carpet 0.5 180 70 80 3 2.4 12 12 F66-79 F17-81 FAO Breed Survey - prolificacy 185-200%;
3 5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Sheep Hamra Arabe Beni Guil Petit Oranais, Deghma Meat, Wool The breed is known for its resistance to cold, wind and droughts. The breeding season lasts from spring to autumn (300 days). This is a very good meat breed. The animals survive on Halfa-grass (Stipa tenacissima) used on dunes to prevent erosion. multi coloured: white with dark mahogany head and legs 0/2 0/2 55 55 65 37.5 small size with small, rounded body frame domestic breed originated in the East of Morocco. area between Chotte Ech-Chergui in the East, the Saharian Atlas in the South-east, Morocco in the West and the mountains of Tlemcen and Saida in the North. wool coarse/carpet 1.5 2 150 150 50 60 3.4 2.8 18 18 150 F66-80 N2-104, 139 FAO Breed Survey 90% of the animals kept by nomads do not receive any treatment. - fecundidy 90%;
- prolificity 110-120%;
1.5 regional No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Sheep Ouled Djellal Arabe Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, Wool These animals are well adapted to live in the arid zones. This is an excellent meat breed and the daily gain is quite good. The animals are adapted to long walks. uni coloured: white 2 0 84 74 81 49 tall with a fine tail, long powerful legs adapted to long marches domestic breed eastern Algeria stretching across to Wadi Touil on the Tunisian border wool fine 1.5 180 75 3.4 3.3 24 24 330 360 200 FAO Breed Survey 90% of the animals kept by nomads are fed on total grazing only, those kept under stationary conditions have their diets supplemented with straw. - fecundity 95%;
- prolificity 110%;
1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Sheep Rembi Arabe Raimbi Fighting, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, Wool The breed is adapted to extreme cold, dryness, mountainess conditions and poor pastures. multi coloured: red or brownish head, body uni coloured bay-fawn 0 0 77 71 80 62 The Rembi breed is morphologically the same as the Algerian Arab except that these animals are bay in colour. This is a tough sure footed breed with big bones and hard knuckles. Biggest sheepbreed in Algeria. domestic breed extends from L'oued Touil in the east to Chott Chergui in the west wool 2.2 165 60 3.6 3 17 18 F88-80 FAO Breed Survey The breed is fed on concentrates in times of lack of grazing. - fecundity 95%;
- prolificity 110%;
1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Sheep Sidahou Tuareg Terguia, Tuareg, Terguia-Sidaou Meat The breed is adapted to the local Saharan climate. These animals can walk long distances. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white, fawn
multi coloured: pied 2 0 41 33 77 76 similar to Maure, large sized animals, covered with hair, long thin tail domestic breed Sahel type originated in Mali. Sahara hair 180 40 50 2.5 2.5 F88-143 FAO Breed Survey The animals are fed with barley, dry dates and dry fodder after lambing. - fertility (first lambing) 98% (other) 100%;
- after first lambing sheep give birth twice per year 1.03 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Algeria DZA Sheep Taadmit Fighting, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, Wool The breed is adapted to the steppe and semi-steppe zones. This is a productive breed with excellent meat quality as the fat is regularly dispersed between the muscle and under the skin which gives a sort of marbling effect. uni coloured: white 2 0 90 90 72 50 The breed is phenotypically uniform with a standard horn shape. domestic breed Descended from Algerian Arab (Ouled Djellal) with some Merino (France) input. around 1925 Originated in Tadmit in the Wilaya de Djelfa, between Messad and Djelfa, then spread into the north as far as Ksar el Boukhari wool medium 1.35 2 118 3 2.8 24 24 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on total grazing and concentrates. - fertility 91%;
- prolificity 110%;
local No Material unknown unknown -Algeria DZA Sheep Tazegzawt Tamazight "Commonly called by breeders ""Tazegzawt"" = blue color in the Tamazight language, due to the presence of pigmentation at the level of the head of shiny bluish black color. Typical sheep from the mountains and the Soummam valley, perfectly adapted to the natural conditions of the region." 87 79 79 55 Native n The area of expansion of this breed mainly concerns two wilayas of northern Algeria (Béjaia and Tizi Ouzou), but the large concentration of numbers is observed in the area of Akbou (Béjaia) stationary 4.8 4.6 17 18 7 247 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Algeria DZA Turkey Le dinde local It is kept for its tasty meat. fr. Meat multi coloured: mainly black, russet-red and light-brown Long legs, a rather long neck, small comb. domestic imported from Europe 17th century local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Alpaca Llamingos-pucungos sp. Ecuadorian Alpaca Adaptation to natural pasture at 3 500 m asl. is reported for this breed. 70 65 domestic breed Imported from Peru 7 6 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured in the National Park Cotopaxi unter the responsibility of INEFAN. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Buffalo Murrah sp. Murrah Meat 2 2 short coiled horns 150 140 1000 950 massive body, long tail y 1940 domestic breed Bubalus bubalis, subspecies bubalis 180 1813 7.5 30 25 501 F66-58,59 N4-41,42 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant conditions with total grazing, and was recorded by the Ministry of Agriculture. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Angus Negro Spanish Aberdeen-Angus Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Angus Rojo Spanish Red Angus Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Ayrshire Spanish Ayrshire Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Braham Gris Spanish Brahman Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Brahman Rojo Spanish Brahman Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Brangus Spanish Brangus Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Bravo de Páramo español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Brown Swiss español Brown Swiss international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Charbray Spanish Charbray Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Charolais Spanish Charolais Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Chusco sp. Chusco Crioulo de las sierras, Serrano The breed is adapted to highland conditions in altitudes above 3 500 m asl. 2 2 500 400 Criollo type domestic breed High Andes 120 240 5 30 25 FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Criollo de la Amazonia Spanish Native local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Criollo de la Costa Spanish Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Criollo de la Península español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Criollo de la Sierra Spanish Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Criollo ecuatoriano sp. Ecuador Criollo Meat 2 2 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Cruzado Spanish Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Ecuador ECU Cattle Esmeraldeño español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Galapagueño Español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Gir Gir international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Girolando Spanish Girolando Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Hereford Spanish Hereford Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Jaspeado Manabita español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Jersey Jersey international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Macabeo español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Montbeliarde Spanish Montbéliarde Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Moro español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Nelore Nelore international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Normando Spanish Normande Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Pizán español • La base de datos para parametros reproductivos para los bovinos del biotipo Pizan muestra lo siguiente:\r\nIntervalo entre partos 409.54 dias, lo óptimo es menor a 400 dias.\r\nPromedio de producción entre 9.97 y 17.91 litros dia. local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Cattle Rojo Sueco Spanish Swedish Red Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Santa Gertrudis español Santa Gertrudis international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Senepol Spanish Senepol Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Simmental Spanish Simmental Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Cattle Zarumeño español local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Chicken Braham Spanish Brahma Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Chicken Campero Spanish Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Chicken Combatiente Spanish Indian Game Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Chicken Criolla Spanish Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Chicken Guarico Spanish Transylvanian Naked Neck Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Chicken Nativa Spanish Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Chicken Plymounth Rock Spanish Plymouth Rock Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Chicken Rhode Islands Spanish Rhode Island Red Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Duck (domestic) Pato sp. Ecuadorian Domestic Duck 6 5 domestic breed originates from a local breed and importations (Pekin) 120 8 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Goat Anglo Nubia s Anglo-Nubian Locally adapted international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Goat Criolla Spanish Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Ecuador ECU Goat Cruzada Spanish Native local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Goat Galapagos sp. Kids are born all year round. uni coloured: usually black, light brown, red
multi coloured: pied 2 2 feral breed first introduced in 1813 (1 male, 3 females) 1813 Galapagos Islands, 9 islands of the archipelago Sur de Isabela, Santa Cruz, San Salvador, San Cristobal, Floreana, Marchena, Pinta, Espanola and Baltra N8-25 1.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Goat Saanen Spanish Saanen Locally adapted international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Guinea pig Cuy Main source of protein in the Andean region. sp. Meat domestic species indigenous breed Andean region. local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Llama Llamingos sp. Ecuadorian Llama Adaptation to natural pasture at 3 500 m asl. is reported for this breed. 80 75 domestic breed 2 8 7 Performance has been measured in the National Park Cotopaxi unter the responsibility of INEFAN. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Pig Duroc Jersey Duroc Meat domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1970 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1970 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1970 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1970 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1970 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Sheep Cheviot eng. Cheviot Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1980s Andean region. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1980s Andean region. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Sheep Criollo sp. Criollo Chusco, Chilludo Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. This breed is known for low prolificacy but good fertility. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 Highlands of Ecuador wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Sheep Mestiza Mestiza local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Sheep Polled Dorset eng. Poll Dorset 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1980s Andean region. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Sheep Rambouilet fr. Rambouillet Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1980s Andean region. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Ecuador ECU Sheep Suffolk Suffolk international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ecuador ECU Turkey Pavo sp. Ecuadorian Turkey 15 10 domestic breed composite of local breed, crosses and San Nicholas 120 6 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Ecuador ECU Vicuña Llamingos sp. Vicuña Ecuadorian Vicuña Adaptation to natural pasture at 4 000 m asl. is reported for this breed. 40 35 wild breed 7 6 Performance data were measured in the National Park Chiamorazo unter the responsibility of INEFAN. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Ass Baladi Egyptian ar. domestic variety variety of Egyptian Lower Egypt (northern Egypt) local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Ass Hassawi Riding (sports) uni coloured: white domestic variety variety of Egyptian country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Ass Saidi domestic variety variety of Egyptian Upper Egypt (southern Egypt) local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Buffalo Beheri Beheiri, Baladi Milk uni coloured: slate grey 2 2 long curved horns 135 125 500 450 domestic variety variety of Baladi north and central areas of the Delta, Lower Egypt (northern Egypt) and mid Egypt 275 1600 7 35 45 21 21 38 38 500 500 FAO Breed Survey Metry G.H. (1991) Bulletin No. 7 General Administration of Agricultural Culture, Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt. Monrad et al (1992) Bulletin No. 155 Central Administration of Agricultural Extension, Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt. Zaki H.O. (1988) M.Sc. Thesis Ain Shams University, Egypt. Sallem A.Y. (1983) M.Sc. Thesis Khafr El-Sheikh, Tanta University, Egypt. Performance data were collected from animals held under stationary conditions, the animals were fully housed for 6 months and all year round at night and fed on grazing and concentrates. - weight at first calving 320 kg;
- number of lactations/life 7-8;
local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Buffalo Menufi Baladi Milk uni coloured: dark grey 2 2 long curved horns 150 145 600 570 domestic variety variety of Baladi southern and central parts of the Delta 330 1800 1970 10.7 36 32 FAO Breed Survey Ghoneim E.M.E. (1990) M.Sc. Thesis, El-Menufia University, Egypt. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6 months per year and all year round at night time and fed on grazing and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Buffalo Saidi Saiedi DraughtPower uni coloured: black 2 2 short curved horns domestic variety variety of Egyptian Upper Egypt (southern Egypt) local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Cattle Brown Swiss Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic newly reclaimed & desert international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Cattle Domiati Domiati, Domiatti, Domyati, Dumiati, Dumyati, Domiatta Milk 2 2 400 360 domestic variety variety of Egyptian cattle mainly in the north-eastern part of the Nile Delta 225 1264 1600 4.5 27 25 36 36 400 450 FAO Breed Survey F67-53 Arafa S.A. (1987) M.Sc. Thesis, Moshtohor, Zagazig University, Egypt El-Kaschab et al (1981) Dairy Sci. Abs. 43 676. Gabr et al (1986) Anim. Breed. Abs. 54 276. Galal et al (1977) J. Agri. Sci. Cambridge. 89 113-117 Mostageer et al (1987) Zeit. Tierz. Zuch. Biologie 104, 383-390. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6 months in open houses and 6 months in open fields. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Cattle Friesian contribute effectively to national milk production and meat comes in the second place. Also crossed with local cattle to increase milk and meat production in local cattle. Holstein (black and white) Milk Holstein lives good under the moderate weather of the delta. 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic Lower Egypt & delta and Mid Egypt. size of herd ranging from 200 to 500 cows plus their belongings. Such farms are managed by highly experienced staff and often manufacture their feed stuffs. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Cattle Holstein contribute effectively to national milk production and meat comes in the second place. Also crossed with local cattle to increase milk and meat production in local cattle. Holstein (black and white) Milk Holstein lives good under the moderate weather of the delta. 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic Lower Egypt & delta and Mid Egypt. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Cattle Jersey Jersey 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic newly reclaimed & desert international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Cattle Maryuti Arabian 2 2 domestic variety variety of Egyptian, with low Zebu influence Maryoute, Mattrouh, Nobaria, Alexandria, North-western Egypt FAO Breed Survey No performance data has been published on this breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Cattle Menufi Baladi DraughtPower 2 2 domestic variety variety of Baladi South-eastern Delta in the Menufia and Qalyoubia Governorates FAO Breed Survey There is no published performance data on this breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Cattle Saidi Saeidi DraughtPower 2 2 domestic variety variety of Egyptian with some Zebu blood central and southern parts of Upper Egypt (southern Egypt) 305 1400 1470 4.2 24.5 23 37 37 395 450 FAO Breed Survey El-Itriby et al (1963) Proc. 2nd Animal Prod. Conf., Cairo, Egypt pp 475-483. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary condtions, housed for 4 months in open houses per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic newly reclaimed & desert international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Chicken Alexandria eng. Eggs domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Baheig eng. domestic breed indigenous breed, derived breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Bandara domestic breed indigenous breed, derived breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Beheri Baladi Eggs This breed is reported to be resistant to leukosis and spiroketosis. A fertility of more than 95% is reported for these birds. indigenous 1.7 1.3 domestic mongrel (Birds) originated in the northern region and the Delta of Egypt 4.5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Benha local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken CairoB2 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Dandarawi Eggs A fertility of more than 95% is reported for these birds. Furthermore, they are known as good layers. The animals of this breed are also used as table birds. indigenous multi coloured: two colour varieties exist:1) females pinkish with white breast feathers and 2) colombian pattern, with black markings on neck, wing and tail
comment: day old chicks are yellow to creamy showing various degrees of black markings/stripes on the neck 1.7 1.2 domestic breed locally adapted breed 185 4.5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Dokki-4 Dokki Eggs Day old chicks: chick sexing by the white head patch. The head patch is narrow in the female and large spread in the male. indigenous comment: adult birds have blue plumage due to the presence of white and black, neck feathers are silvery white, red ear lobes, day old chick have greyish brown stripes 2.4 1.7 domestic breed This crossing between Fayoum and Barred Plymouth Rock has been developed by the Dokki Poultry Research Station of APRI, Agriculture Research Centre, Ministry of Agriculture and has been stabilized over 10 years. 5.5 6 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken El-Salam eng. Eggs domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Fayoumi Fayoumi Ramadi, Biggawi Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to spiroketosis and a neural type of leukosis. A fertility of more than 95% is reported for these birds. Good shell thickness and high percentage of yolk/albumin are reported for this breed. indigenous multi coloured: white or red ear lobes, dark brown eye-rings, brown eyes, the male has white feathers in the neck, saddle, hackle, back and wings while abdomen and breast are grey, the tail has black feathers, the female has pencilled tail feathers 2.2 1.6 It resembles Silver Campine breed in body shape and plumage colour. domestic breed This breed is found in Fayoum Province since earlier time. It might derive from the Mohammed regime or from the Napoleonic occupation. It has been introduced in other countries: USA, Pakistan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, UK and the Arabian Gulf. Fayoum 205 5 5.5 international No Information unknown unknown critical -Egypt EGY Chicken Gimmizah Eggs Chick sexing is possible for this breed. indigenous comment: resembles the barred plymouth rock, the plumage is greyish-white, each feather is crossed by dark and light bars which are nearly equal in width for the male, while in the female the dark bars are wider, red ear lobes 2.4 1.9 domestic strain This is a cross between the White Plymouth Rock (WPR) and Dokki4 and has been developed at Gimmizah Poultry Research Station of APRI, Ministry of Agriculture. It is named after Gimmizah village of Gharbia Province in Delta and has been stabilized over 10 years. 195 5.5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Golden Montazah eng. Eggs indigenous comment: it has a columbian pattern, but the tail is barred, each feather is crossed by light and red bars which are nearly equal in width for the males, while in the females the red bars are wider 2.4 1.7 domestic strain This is a cross between the RIR and Dokki4 (Dokki4 is a cross between Fayoumi and Barred Plymouth Rock) and has been developed at Montazah Poultry Research Station of Apri, Ministry of Agriculture. This composite has been stabilized over 10 years. Montazah near Alexandria 175 5.5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Inshas domestic breed indigenous breed, derived breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Mamourah local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Mandarah Meat indigenous comment: plumage ranges from light to rich buff with brown feathers on the neck, hackle and wings, tail feathers are white and the ear lobes are red 2.2 1.8 The adult birds resemble Rhose Island Red chicken in body shape. domestic strain It was developed by Montazah Poultry Research Station of Apri: named after a district near Alexandria and is a cross between Alex male and Dokki 4 female. It has stabilized for over 10 years. The Alexandria strain is a 4-way cross of Plymouth, RIR, WL and Fayoumi. 185 5.5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Matrouh Eggs Chick sexing is possible for this breed. indigenous comment: resembles the Plymouth Rock in plumage 2.3 1.6 resembles the White Leghorn in body shape domestic strain It is a cross between the White Leghorn and Dokki4. It is named after the Matrouh Governorate and was developed at Borg El-Arab Poultry Research Station of Apri, Ministry of Agriculture. The composite has been stabilized over 10 years 175 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Norfa local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Saso local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Silver Montazah eng. Eggs indigenous comment: it resembles the light sussex in plumage colour 2.4 1.8 domestic strain This breed has been developed by crossing RIR and Dokki4 and at Montazah Poultry Research Station of Apri, Ministry of Agriculture. It has been stabilized over 10 years. Montazah near Alexandria 195 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken Sinai Eggs A fertility of more than 95% is reported for these birds. indigenous comment: adults are golden and light brown with some black in the hackle and tail, the beak is yellow and the ear lobes are red 2.3 1.6 domestic breed It could be the result of natural crossing between unknown indigenous breed chickens and some foreign breeds since earlier time. 205 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Dromedary Fallahi The animals are distributed where feed supplies is good. They are generally not fit for desert work. large body size domestic breed mainly Nile Delta Region in Upper Egypt (southern Egypt) 365 1800 3.8 3.7 El-Bahay, G.M. (1962) . Vet. Med. Journal 8: 7-17. Gihad, E.A. (1989) . First symposium on Animal Nutririon, 15-16 November, 1989, Asiut University, Egypt. Yagil, R. (1982) . FAO Animal Production and Health Paper, no. 26. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Dromedary Maghrabi Maghrabi uni coloured: reddish-brown long soft haired domestic breed The name Maghrabi comes literally from Maghreb countries. The population descended from animals that have been imported from Morocco through the Libanon. It is not a pure type - rather the result of crossing Sudanese, Egyptian (Fellahi), Tunisian and Moroccan breeds. lower Egypt & delta and newly reclaimed & desert 40 Gihad, E.A. (1989) . First symposium on Animal Nutrition, 15-16 November, 1989, Asiut University, Egypt. Younis, A.A. (1986) . Sixth International Conference on Animal and Poultry Production, Zagazig, 21-23 September 1982, Egypt. riding camel international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Dromedary Mowalled Muwallad domestic breed Mowalled literally means hybrid. The breed is a composite of Maghrabi and Fellahi. lower Egypt & delta and mid Egypt Gihad, E.A. (1989) . First symposium on Animal Nutririon, 15-16 November, 1989, Asiut University, Egypt. No informaiton has been published on the performance of the breed. More suitable farm and desert animal than the other Egyptian dromedary breeds probably because of the mixed ancestry. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Dromedary Sudani PackBaggage These are very good load and riding animals. short legs, light animal, pinkish-red colour domestic breed imported from Sudan Gihad, E.A. (1989). First symposium on Animal Nutririon, 15-16 November, 1989, Asiut University, Egypt. Nothing has been published on the performance of this breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Duck (domestic) Campbell Khaki Campbell good meat quality good growth domestic breed recently imported; lower Egypt & delta international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Duck (domestic) Domiati Shersheer, Khodary small domestic breed North Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Duck (domestic) Peking They are bred pure and used also for crossing with local breeds. Pekin Lard good adaptation to local conditions disease resistance known for its hardiness domestic breed continually imported lower Egypt & delta raised at the commercial and village levels international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Duck (domestic) Sudani Bah domestic breed locally adapted breed lower Egypt & delta, mid and upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Muscovy local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat AHS 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed. Goats in Abouramad-Halieb-Shalateen Triangle. upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat Baladi Egyptian ar. Sinai Milk The animals breed all year round. The following data (birth rates) were given: Singles 25%; Twins 46%; Triplets 25%: Quadruplets 4%. uni coloured: black, grey, red, white
multi coloured: black, grey, red, white 2 0/2 horns curve backwards with a downwards inclination 32 32 Syrian type, medium-large drooping ears domestic breed The breed originated in the Nile Valley and Delta region and is now distributed in Lower Egypt. 150 112 2.96 1.9 18 18 72 50 F54-134 FAO Breed Survey Ahmed I.A. and Tantawy A.O. (1960) Emp. J. Exp. Agric., 28; 74-83. Ashmawy G.M. (1982) Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Goat Producgtion and Diseases. Arizona, USA. El-Serafy et al (1981) Agric. Res. Rev. 58: 137-153, Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt. Fares A.H. (1964) M.Sc. Thesis, Alexandria University, Egypt; Galal E.S.E. (1987) AGA/FAO PaFo. 54. 2.06 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat Barki Sahrawi Meat The animals breed all year round. uni coloured: black often white spots on head and legs 2 2 horns resemble those of the Baladi breed 40 30 The head is relatively small with a straight profile and the ears are medium in size. Small breed. domestic breed This breed similar to Libyan and originated in the north-western coastal desert of Egypt and is the smallest among the indigenous breeds (Baladi, Nubi). Matrough Governorate, North-western Egypt. Lower Egypt and delta, newly reclaimed & desert. 147 70 3.2 1.1 3 2.3 17 39 40 FAO Breed Survey Aboul Naga A.; El-Shobokshy A.S. (1981) In: Nutrition and Systems of Goat feeding, International Symposium, France 12-15 May 1981 723-728. Aboul-Naga A.;& Heider A.T. (1984) International Conference on Milk Production in Developing Countries, Edinburgh, UK. Galal E.S.E. (1987) AGA/FAO PaFo. 54. Data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months at night only and fed on grazing and fodder. Flock/herd size is between 50 and 200 but it can reach thousands in a few occasions. Lambs are fattened on barley and concentrate supplement bought in the valley. - weaning weight (4 months): 11 kgs;
- yearling weight: 18 kgs;
- preweaning kids: viability 47%;
- milk peak yield: 1.1 kg/day;
- feed efficiency: 6.8 kg TDN/kg gain in weight;
- conception rate: 85%;
1.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat Black Sinai Sinai Sinai 2 2 36 24 similar to Negev, but dwarf domestic breed lower Egypt & delta and newly reclaimed & desert. 80 40 40 4 0.3 2 1.8 FAO Breed Survey Younis et al (1982) 6th Intl. Conf. Anim. & Poult. Prod. Zagazig, 21-23 Sept 1982, Egypt. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed all year round at night only and fed on grazing and concentrates. 1.25 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat Saidi Baladi, Saeidi The breed is tolerant to high temperatures due to the introduction of some Sudanese Goat to the breed. 2 2 30 25 Syrian type, looks like the Baladi goat except the larger head and skeleton domestic breed some Sudanese Goat influence Upper Egypt (southern Egypt) 80 80 1 1.8 1.7 FAO Breed Survey Aboul-Naga A. (1988) Bulletin No. 13 Agri. Ext. Res. Inst., Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fully housed for 8 months and all the year over night and fed on grazing and concentrates. - weaning weight: kg 8-10;
2.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat Wahati ar.= related to oases Baladi uni coloured: black, also lighter brown 0/2 0/2 long horns of different shapes, spiralling outwards and upwards in males 31 23 smallest of the Egyptian goat breeds, body covered with long glossy hair domestic breed originated from the oases in southern Egypt Oases of southern Egypt, west of the Nile Valley 50 35 FAO Breed Survey Galal E.S.E. (1987) AGA/FAO Paper No. 54 Documented information on this breed is scarce. The University of Al-Azhar has purchased a number of these animals for experimental purposes. "These animals are housed all year at night only. These are """"house goats"""" and are kept in the house." 2.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat XXXXXX eng. Alpine 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Goat XXXXXXX 2 2 FAO Breed Survey The animals are sometimes subject to a lack of water. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goat Zaraibi Nuba, Theban, Egyptian Nubian Milk uni coloured: often light brown and dark spots, also black and spots 0/2 0/2 52 32 Nubian type, medium-sized breed, long legs domestic breed from the Riverine Nubian, southern Egypt: Nuba is thought to be a progenitor of the Angola-Nubian goat North-east of the Nile Delta, Upper Egypt (southern Egypt) 350 245 100 3.06 1.2 2 2.5 19 19 43.5 F54-135 F55-118 N2-112 Aboul-Naga A., El-Shobokshy A.S. (1981) In: Nutrition and Systems of Goat Feeding. Internat. Symp. France 12-15, May 1981, pp 723-728. Aboul Naga A. and Heider A.T. (1984) International Conference on Milk Production in Developing Countries, Edinburgh, UK. Galal E.S.E. (1987) AGA/FAO PaFo 54. Haider A.I. (1982) Ph.D. Thesis, Alexandria University, Egypt. Said M.M. (1983) M.Sc. Thesis, Zagazig University, Egypt. Shalash et al (1970) Vet. Med. J. U.A.R. 18, 295-312. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fully housed for 8-10 months per year and all year housed at night and fed on grazing and concentrates. - weaning weight (4 months) 10 kg;
- pre-weaning kids viability 41%;
- milk peak yield 1.2 kg/day;
- feed efficiency 6.5 kg TDN/kg gain in weight;
- conception rate 64%;
1.5 2.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Goose (domestic) Egyptian Goose domestic breed locally adapted breed goose production is mainly around water surfaces and waterways in the Nile valley and delta The birds graze all day long and return to the household in the evening. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Horse Arabian used for leisure. eng. Arab Arabian, Kuhailan, Saklawi, Hamdani Riding (sports) domestic breed originated in the 4-8th century in the hot arid steppes of the Arabian Peninsula 4th-8th century lower Egypt & delta, mid and upper Egypt 43 40 399 399 FAO Breed Survey Matoock M.Y.S. (1992) Ph. D. Vet.Med. Thesis, Cairo University, Egypt. Youssef A.S.K. (1992) M.Sc. Thesis, Zagazig University, Egypt. Zaher et al (1977) Zuchthygiene, 12: 58-67. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Horse Baladi Egyptian eng. Baladi (= local) Riding (sports) comment: nearly all colours light animals, Arab type domestic breed country-wide FAO Breed Survey The animals are housed at night all year round and are fed on fodder, roughage and concentrates. There has been no performance data published on this breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Pig Baladi Egyptian ar. Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed lower Egypt & delta, mid and upper Egypt There are no specialized commercial farms in the country but pigs are usually raised around garbage collection sites. local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Rabbit APRI local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Rabbit Alexandria local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Rabbit Baladi Egyptian Black eng. uni coloured: black 2.76 2.7 domestic breed cross-breeding was practised for several generations between Baladi (indigenous breed) rabbits and Giant Flander (exotic breed) in stations of Poultry Breeding, Ministry of Agriculture (Badawy, 1975). Heavu does (50% Giant / 50% Baldai) were backcrossed with Giant Flander bucks for several generations. The animals were selected for pure black coloured. 0.05 0.05 0.94 50 - litter size at weaning (n): 4.5; - age od doe at first kidding (month): 9.0; - days open: 27; - kidding interval: 55 days; 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Rabbit Baladi Egyptian Red eng. uni coloured: red 2.85 2.75 domestic breed cross-breeding was practised for several generations between Baladi (indigenous breed) rabbits and Giant Flander (exotic breed) in stations of Poultry Breeding, Ministry of Agriculture (Badawy, 1975). Heavu does (50% Giant / 50% Baldai) were backcrossed with Giant Flander bucks for several generations. The animals were selected for pure red coloured. 0.05 0.05 0.87 48 - litter size at 21 days (n): 4.7; - litter size at weaning (n): 4.5; - age od doe at first kidding (month): 9.5; - days open: 28; - kidding interval: 56 days; 6.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Rabbit Buscat Bouscat domestic breed imported; exotic lower Egypt & delta international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Egypt EGY Rabbit California eng. California domestic breed imported; exotic lower Egypt & delta international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Egypt EGY Rabbit Gabali Egyptian ar. This breed is well adapted to desert conditions. uni coloured: grey 3.2 3.4 medium sized breed domestic breed Western Desert and Sinai 0.06 0.06 - litter size at weaning (n): 5.3; - age od doe at first kidding (month): 9.5; - days open: 28; - kidding interval: 61 days; 6.8 6 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Rabbit Moshtohor local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand domestic breed imported; exotic lower Egypt & delta international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Egypt EGY Rabbit V-line local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Aboudleik 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Barki Barki Barqi, Bedouin, Dernawi, Libyan, Mariouti, Maryuti, Arab Wool These animals are well adapted to live under desert conditions. This breed is known for a long breeding season (300 days) and good mothering abilities. Milk production of ewes is low. The breed is considered the main contributor to livestock population in the Mediterranean area. multi coloured: white, usually brown or black head and legs 2 0 90 70 61 42.5 small fat tail (kg 0.7) domestic breed Barbary type coastal Mediterranean zone wool coarse/carpet 2.4 33 120 40 60 6 3.4 2.6 18 25 115 45 F54-119 F66-80 FAO Breed Survey A13-52 Aboul-Naga; Afifi (1977) J. Agric. Sci. Cambridge 88: 443-447. El-Shahat A.A. (1970) M.Sc. Thesis, Ain Shams University, Egypt. Galal E.S.E. (1987) FAO/AGA PaFo. 54. Younis et al (1976) Indian J. Anim. Sci. 46: 636-641. Zahed S.M. (1988) M.Sc. Thesis Al-Azhar University, Egypt. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary or transhumant conditions, housed for 12 months per year, at night only (or not at all for transhumant herders) and fed on grazing and fodder or grazing and concentrates. The animals graze on natural vegetation during the limited grazing season (November to March) and are fed on rain fed barley during the long dry season. - weaning weight kg 18.2-20;
- yearling weight kg 29.4-38.5;
- weight at slaughter kg 30-45;
- carcass weight kg 16;
- kemp 2.4-8.4%;
- twinning rate 2-5%;
- conception rate 52-72%;
- number of lambs weaned 0.7-0.72;
1.06 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Ebeidi 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Fallahi Fellahi, Baladi Wool This breed produces good quality meat. uni coloured: usually brown with white wool 2 0/2 50 40 fat tail, head, legs and hocks (below the knees) of this breed are not covered with wool domestic breed not very distinct, maybe a composite of Ossimi, Rahmani and other breeds Nile Delta, mainly in the eastern part wool coarse/carpet 2 32 84 60 5.1 3.1 3 FAO Breed Survey Galal, E.S.E. (1987) AGA/FAO Paper No. 54. Younis et al (1982) 6th Intl. Conf. on Animal & Poultry Production, Zagazig 21-23 Sept. 1982, Egypt. Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 2 months at night only and fed on grazing and concentrates. 1.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Farafra 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed. Farafra, an oasis in the western desert of Egypt, is the habitat of this breed. upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Kanzi 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Maenit 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Ossimi Ausimi, Meraisi Wool The breed is adapted to variable (versatile) conditions and are generally more adapted to the variable conditions of the valley than other breeds. A breeding season of 240 days is reported for this breed. multi coloured: white with brown head, neck and legs, spotted 2 0 males: medium sized with back- and downward curvature 72 75 60 45 narrow, shallow body, long legs, fat tail domestic breed originated in Ossim, Giza Governorate south of the Nile Delta and Middle Egypt wool coarse/carpet 1.4 2.8 53 84 65 6.3 3.2 2.9 15 22 100 16 46 F66-80 F54-120 F24-168 A13-56, 57 Aboul-Naga; Afifi (1977) J. Agri. Sci. Cambridge 88:443-447. Aboul-Naga et al (1981) J. Agri. Sci. Cambridge 97:297-301. Zahed S.M. (1988) M.Sc. Thesis, Al-Azhar University, Egypt. Performance data were collected form animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year at night only and fed on grazing and concentrates. This breed is raised under intensive cropping conditions and the sheep graze stubble and follow cattle and buffalo in green fodder fields. - weaning weight 17.8-20.7 kg;
- yearling weight 32-37 kg;
- twinning rate 10-20%;
- conception rate 61.7%;
- number of lambs weaned 0.73-0.78;
1.15 1.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Rahmani Wool This breed is believed to have some resistance to internal parasites. The animals breed all year round. The twinning rate is relatively high. uni coloured: brown
comment: fading with age 2 0/2 males: large horns 47 43 62 50 fat tail, often earless, large; coarse wooled, domestic breed This breed originated in northern Syria and northern Turkey and was introduced into Egypt in the 9th century. The original stock is the Red Karman from Turkey. 9th century east Beheira, Gharbia, Khafr El-Sheikh, Lower Egypt (northern Egypt) wool coarse/carpet 3 60 85 60 3.2 2.85 1.2 15 22 145 52 F54-121 F66-80 FAO Breed Survey A13 - 59 Aboul-Naga et al (1981) J. Agri. Sci. Cambridge 97: 297-301. Aboul-Naga & Afifi (1980) J. Agri. Sci. Cambridge 95: 365-370. Zahed S.M. (1988) M.Sc. Thesis, Al-azhar University, Egypt. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months at night only and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. These sheep are often kept as house animals. - weaning weight 18-21 kg;
- yearling weight 38.6-42.2 kg;
- twinning rate 12-40%;
- conception rate 41.5-57.8%;
- number of lambs weaned 0.74-0.78;
1.22 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Saidi Sohagi Wool The breed is adapted to hot temperatures. Ewes cycle all year round and a high twining rate is reported for this breed. The wool is locally processed for rugs and blankets. A13-52 uni coloured: mostly dark brown, may be cream white or mixed 0/2 0 92 85 65 45 long fat tail, long legs, long ears domestic breed This is the oldest of the Egyptian breeds found in Upper Egypt. Qena (south of Naga Hammadi), Sohage and Aswan Governorates (southern Egypt)and southern parts of Upper Egypt wool coarse/carpet 1.35 84 32 7.6 0.26 3.4 3 17 17 55 FAO Breed Survey F54-122 El-Hommosi; Abdel-Hafiz (1976) Assiut J. Agri. Sci. (Egyptian) 7: 187-201. El-Hommosi; Abdel-Hafiz (1977) Assiut Vet. Med J. (Egyptian) 4: 210-210. Galal E.S.E. (1987) AGA/FAO PaFo. 54. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months at night only and fed on grazing and fodder. - weaning weight 15-17 kg;
- twinning rate 5%;
1 1.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Sanabawi uni coloured: red with white or black head 0/2 0/2 domestic variety variety of Saidi with smaller tail, originated in Sanabo, Upper Egypt Sanabo, Upper Egypt (southern Egypt) wool local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Sheep Sohagi local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Turkey Baladi Egyptian ar. domestic breed locally adapted breed lower Egypt & delta and mid and upper Egypt local No Information unknown unknown -Egypt EGY Turkey Broad Breast Bronze Broad Breasted Bronze domestic breed imported; exotic lower Egypt & delta international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eritrea ERI Ass Kassala Dongolawi uni coloured: black, dark brown or reddish-grey, occasionally pale grey or white larger than Sudanese Pack domestic variety variety of Sudanese Riding North-western Eritrea international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Ass Somali Wild Ass eng. Somali Wild Ass uni coloured: reddish-grey with dark mane
comment: seldomly with dorsal stripe and shoulder cross-stripe feral variety Equus africanus somaliensis, variety of African Wild Ass South-eastern Eritrea regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Cattle Afar Danakil Adal, Adali, Dancalian, Keriyu, Raya, Danakil Milk uni coloured: light chestnut, blond or ash-grey 2 2 long horns 128 128 310 310 Sanga type domestic breed found mainly in Denkalia and along the southern Red sea coast 200 225 W41-5 Tesfaye Cherinet et al. (?) Livestock breeds/types and improvment programs in Ethiopia. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Cattle Arabo Arab, Bahari, Berbera, Aden Milk uni coloured: usually chestnut
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 106 106 195 195 very small Zebu domestic breed probably a result of recent imports from Arabian Peninsula found mostly in eastern lowlands, north Massawa W42-27 local No Information unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Cattle Arado Arado Asaorta, Bileri, Akele Guzai DraughtPower uni coloured: usually shades of red, occasionally black, brown, grey or white
multi coloured: often red pied or black pied 2 2 122 111 small muscular hump, Sanga-Zebu intermediate domestic breed highlands of Eritrea W41-9 The breed is kept under mixed farming conditions. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Cattle Bambawa Bambawa Bambaua 2 2 similar to Butana domestic variety strain of Red Desert Cattle regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Cattle Barka Barka Barca, Begait Milk multi coloured: white with black spots or splashes, occasionally red 0/2 0/2 short, stumpy horns 132 125 380 280 North Sudan Zebu group, prominent hump domestic breed western lowlands of Eritrea 184 675 24 36 W42-28 N7-14 FAO Breed Survey The animals are kept under pastoral conditions.
This type is a dual purpose breed but most farmers keep them for milk. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands 1991 urban areas of the Highlands international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eritrea ERI Goat Afar Adal Danakil, Adal 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed kept by the Afar ethnic group regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Goat Barka 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed found in the western lowlands kept by the nomadic Tigre, Kunama and sedentary Tigre ethnic group. local No Information unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Goat Brown Goat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed found in southern Eritrea (Akale Guzay and Seraye) local No Information unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Goat Hassan Shukria Nubian, Sciucria, langae, Shukria Milk uni coloured: brown, occasionally white
multi coloured: black with red patches 2 2 85 70 34 30 similar to Sudanese Nubian, large sized animals domestic breed indigenous breed Nubian type western Eritrea 74 3.2 2.5 2.1 56 F88-64 Goat types of Ethiopia and Eritrea: physical description and management systems (1994) 2.1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Goat Sudanese Desert eng. Sudanese Desert uni coloured: black 2 2 medium sized horns, pointing upwards and backwards 76 66 50 32.7 large breed, male maned, ears variable domestic breed 2.3 2.25 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eritrea ERI Goat Tseads Worre, Milege 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed found mainly in eastern lowlands and mid-altitudes around Keren and Nakfa local No Information unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Horse Dongola Dongola Dongolas, Dongolaw, Dongalawi Riding (sports) This breed is known as good riding and racing horse. uni coloured: reddish-bay, often with white face-blaze and feet 140 140 light animals domestic breed western Eritrea international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eritrea ERI Sheep Adali Adali Adal, Afar Milk uni coloured: white to light brown, occasionally dark brown
multi coloured: occasionally pied 0 0 35 24 small size, dewlap. short ears domestic breed probably descended from early imports from the Arab Peninsula hair 2.54 2.26 F88-167, 168 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Sheep Arrit Arrit Milk uni coloured: usually white, also blond, red
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0 65 37 fat at tail base, short hair-coarse wool domestic breed hair coarse/carpet N7-19 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Sheep Barka Baraka Baraka, Barka, Begghie Korboraca, Sciucria, Shukria, Barca Milk 0/2 0 75 75 47 47 similar to Sudan Desert, but with long hair domestic breed composite of Sudan Desert and fat-tailed sheep South-western Keren Province hair N7-19 dual-purpose sheep international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Eritrea ERI Sheep Hmale Milk 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed Western lowlands local No Information unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Sheep Rashaida Rashaidi Baherie, Rashaidi, Rasciaida Meat uni coloured: red, brown, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 fat-rumped domestic variety variety of Ethiopian or originated from Yemen North-eastern Eritrea, along the Red sea coast especially north of Massawa wool coarse/carpet FAO Breed Survey used by the Rashaida pastoralists regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Sheep Shamazana Akele Guzai Akale Guzai, Akele Guzai, Scimenzana, Shemazana, Shimenzana, Acchele Guzai Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 60 40 27 fat-tailed domestic variety variety of Ethiopian Southern highlands wool coarse/carpet N7-19 The animals are maintained under conditions of mixed farming. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Eritrea ERI Sheep Sudan Desert, Aral ru.= priaral'skaya Bidiri North Sudanese, Desert Sudanese, Drashiani, Gash, Kababish, Shanabla, Amale uni coloured: predominantly brown 0/2 0/2 60 50 lop ears, long fleshy tail with broad base domestic breed part of the African Long-Legged Group hair 188 137 4.28 4.2 3.9 82 F55-49 F88-124 The animals are kept under semi-nomadic conditions in Eritrea. 1.14 local No Information unknown unknown -Spain ESP Ass Andaluza sp. Andalusian Donkey, Asno Andaluz InterspeciesCrossing They are well adapted to arid environment. Animals of this breed are known for their longevity. The breed is known for its rusticity. uni coloured: dark, light and spotted grey 148 145 400 370 Native y domestic breed equus asnus taemoppus influenced genetically by asian onapro Andalusia local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Ass Ase Balear sp. Balearic donkey breed Ase Balear, Ase Mallorquí, Ase Menorquí, Asno Balear DraughtPower, InterspeciesCrossing, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, VegetationManagement "2005: """"Ase Mallorquí"""" and """"Mallorquina"""" are the same breed and now the name of this breed is """"Balear""""" The breed is known for its rusticity. The longevity of this breed is remarkable. uni coloured: black and white-greyish 143 136 360 330 Native y 2002 domestic breed Mediterranean western branch Mallorca 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Spain ESP Ass Asno de las Encartaciones sp. Black or dark chesnut animals. Hobby These are hardy animals. uni coloured: black or dark chesnut 200 180 Native domestic breed indigenous breed Bizkaia, Euskadi local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Spain ESP Ass Catalana sp. Raza Asinia Catalana General The breed is known for its longevity and sexual prowess. This breed is very rustic and used for mule production. multi colour: black, with characteristic shades on the muzzle, around the eyes, on belly and legs 142 136 400 350 large-sized and elongated animals with a concave profile Native y 2002 domestic breed The breed belongs to the species Equus asinus somaliensis or Equus asinus europeus. This breed has contributed to the formation and improvement of several European breeds. It has had a great and decisive influence in the formation of the American Mammoth ass. Catalonia local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Ass Majorera Packhorse, draught, plough, saddling, recreational activities and tourism. Sp. Majorero Burro Majorero DraughtPower, Riding (work) This breed is adapted to difficult arid conditions, capable of surviving with scarce food and water and well adapted to volcanic ground. The breed is very vital and healthy. The animals are known for their longevity. Tame animals. uni coloured: variations of grey 110 110 150 150 light weight, sub-concave, and short body length Native y 2007 domestic breed Animals from the north western area of Africa that adapted to the Canary Islands. 15th century Canary Islands 36 36 local Not Sufficient extinct extinct -Spain ESP Ass Zamorano-Leonés Used in rural tourism, equine assisted therapy, agricultural work. Sp. Carbajalina, Leonesa, Zamorana, Garañón Leonés TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Transport Decreasing population. Well adapted to marginal areas and continental climate (cold winters, hot summers). Hardiness Fertility poblems and difficult parturition. Tame. Hard workers. Used for mule production. Black 141 134 350 Adults with blonder shades. Silver fading in muzzle, orbital zone of the eye, internal face of extremities and belly. Big body frame. Shaggy. Concave profile. Strong sexual dimorphism. Native y 1998 domestic breed Equus asinus europeus. Zamora Milking is a new prospect for this breed. The milk will be used to elaborate natural soaps. The Zamora Council and the Defense Ministery carry out a breeding program for this breed in the region. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Bactrian camel Camello Canario sp Native local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Cattle Albera sp. Alberes, Massanaise Meat, VegetationManagement 2000: The census was conducted in 1998 and covered both varieties. Although there is a small number of effectives, the results obtained from the analysis of genetical markers show that there is no important and significant consanguinity in the population. This very rustic breed is known for longevity. uni coloured: black (Black Alberes) or fawn (Fagina Alberes) 2 2 short horns, half-moon shaped 120 115 350 275 elipometric, longilineous, and straight fronto-nasal profil Native domestic breed Iberian branch Natural Park of the Albera Massif, Alt Emporda Region 24 32 78 96 40 8.5 1110 251 53 Performance was measured under semi-extensive conditions. The animals of this breed are provided with fodder under extreme climatic conditions since the breed is hardy and manages due to its semiferal condition. Animals of this breed calve every two years and produce just sufficient milk to raise the calf. Because of the low dressing percentage in yearlings, is very frequent the crossbreeding with other breeds raised for meat. local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Alistana-Sanabresa sp. Alistana-Sanabresa Del País Meat uni coloured: brown (resembling the chestnut coat of horses), the colour may bleach and look like a blonde coat 2 2 hooked shaped or low lyre-shaped with black points 148 142 800 500 concave head profile; medium weight; mucous membranes are black in colour, and there is a silver halo around nose and mouth y 1998 domestic breed From a phylogenetic point of view some authors agree that this breed derive from Bos taurus ibericus or from Bos primigenius. estrepticeros From Sanabria to the lands of Aliste in the Autonomous Community of Castilla-León 30 28 17 24 36 29 24 36 365 Only housed and given fodder under extreme environmental conditions. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Asturiana de la Montaña sp. Casina Meat 1994: 65 pure-bred males have been used on 1071 pure-bred adult females;
1998: population data based on census performed by ASEAMO (Breed Association); The breed is very well adapted to the local environment (mountain climate and mountain areas). Animals of this breed show good maternal behaviour. Animals of this breed show good meat conversion index under extensive conditions. High longevity. uni coloured: red, with chromatic distal intensification (chestnut type) 2 2 hooked shaped horns in males and open hooked shaped horns in females; 140 125 750 450 white halo in muzzle, decolouration in ventral part of body and inner thighs; may have a dark coloured spot under eyes and around the vulva Native y 1978 domestic breed indigenous breed thought to descend from the Cantabric branch since 1950 from Asturiano de Valles (Spain) Concejos de Cangas de Onís, Llanes, Piloña, Peñamellera Baja, Parres and Onís, Asturias extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 26 25 30 20 35 395 16 1100 220 55 Performance was measured under intensive conditions. Under extensive regime; only given fodder when environmental conditions do not permit grazing. The average annual temperature is 9ºC and the annual rainfall oscillating around 1200 to 1300 cc/m2. The calf has an average weight of 139 kg. at weaning. Average slaughter weight: 354.98 kg. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Asturiana de los Valles sp. Carreñana, Vaca Roxa Meat 1994: The total female population is around 99 000 only about 44 000 are considered pure-bred.
1998: source of data: ASEAVA The breed is very well adapted to the local mountain areas with annual average temperatures of 9º-11ºC and 1000-1400 cc/m2 rainfall. Good meat conversion index under semi-extensive conditions. This breed has a gene for muscle hypertrophy. uni coloured: red, blond with black mucosa, eyelashes and tail-tip 2 2 lyre-shaped horns 146 140 1000 600 Native y 1971 domestic breed thought to descend from the Cantabric branch since 1950 from Pardo Alpina (Austria, Switzerland) central and western Asturia 41.4 38.9 32 396 12 1390 291.8 63 Performance was measured under intensive conditions. The animals are only provided with fodder when environmental conditions do not allow grazing. Slaughter weight (avg): 520 kg;
Weaning weight (avg): 212 kg; local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Avileña-Negra Ibérica sp. AVILEÑA-NEGRA IBÉRICA Vaca Negra, Serrana, De la Tierra, Serrana, Avileña Meat uni coloured: black 2 2 148 140 950 550 Native y 1970 domestic breed joined with Black Iberian (1980) to form Avileña-Black Iberian, Breed Society 1974 Avila 180 120 240 1350 15 38 33 24 22 46 100 33 24 37 405 330 12 950 290 58 Performance was measured under intensive conditions. The animals are only provided with fodder when grazing is not possible. - weaning weight (avg): 221 kg;
- age at weaning (avg): 193 days; local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Avileña-Negra Ibérica (variedad Bociblanca) sp. Barqueña, Serrana, Serrana-negra Meat 2 2 158 142 1000 580 Native n domestic variety extensive (non backyard) 26 24 48 88 34 405 9 0.75 282 54 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Berrenda en Colorado sp. Capriote Meat, ToHandleFightingBulls 2000: Census performed by Dr. Antonio Rodero and colleagues through the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Cordoba. The breed is well adapted to Mediterranean conditions. Animals of this breed have a fecundity index of 83% and a fertility index of 90% with 8.8% of twin births. The animals are adapted to long marshes and live together with fighting bulls. multi coloured: red, white 2 2 big open horns 143 138 1000 600 Native y 2005 domestic breed composite of Bos taurus ibericus red and Bos desertorum hispanicus Sevilla, Cadiz and Saen in Andalusia 16 15 48 72 28 365 300 57 The animals are only provided with fodder when they are not able to graze. 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Cattle Berrenda en Negro sp. Berrenda Negra Andaluza DamLine, Meat, ToHandleFightingBulls 1998: Census was conducted in the area of Andalusia (10 males and 24 females in Cádiz, 3 males and 111 females in Huelva and 21 males and 254 males in Seville). The breed is well adapted to an arid climate with strong sunshine. multi coloured: black pied, similar to Pinzgauer 2 2 well developed circular section horns, high hooked with points heading outwards in females and lateral hooked in males; 143 138 900 600 straight head profile, small ears, big dewlap in both sexes; Native y 2005 domestic breed imported from North Africa; composite of Bos primigenius and Bos desertorum hispanicus Seville, Huelva and Cádiz, Andalusia 16 15 48 72 28 365 300 57 The animals live in a bush country and encounter a lack of water supply. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Betizu sp. Betizuak Meat This rustic, hardy and aggressive breed is known for longevity. uni coloured: light brown to cream
comment: pink mucous membranes, clear hoof without dark coloured pigmentation 2 2 lyre shaped horns with yellow colour tips 117 115 325 180 Native y 1999 domestic breed indigenous breed Bizkaia, Gipuzkoa and Navarra in Euskadi 24 24 75 80 35 365 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Blanca Cacereña sp. Blanca Guadianense Meat The breed is well adapted to arid climate with strong sunshine. uni coloured: white 2 2 horns like short hooks 140 129 900 500 Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous breed Cáceres and Badajóz, Extremadura 28.04 28.07 18 20 72 120 30 465 10 1006 317.4 56 Perfromance was measured under intensive conditions. - slaughter age: 496.8 days;
- live weight at slaughter: 567.5 kg;
- skin weight at slaughter: 64 kg; local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Blonda de Aquitania sp Blonde D’aquitaine Meat 2 2 170 155 1500 1000 y 2005 domestic breed 46 43 16 25 24 34 34 405 400 410 13 1350 440 65 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Bruna dels Pirineus sp Native local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Cachena sp. Cachena Meat The breed is well adapted to hot and dry summers as well as cold and wet winters. The animals are known for their rusticity and thrive in mountainous areas on poor soils and are able to make use of thicker resource. This breed is producing quality meat. uni coloured: chestnut with black mucous membranes, hooves and tips of horns: white halo around nose and mouth: 2 2 large high-lyred horns 115 110 550 350 elipometric, concave head profile and harmonic body proportions Native y 2000 domestic indigenous breed, Bos taurus primigenius mauritanicus from Barroçao Mountains of the Baixa Limia-Serra do Xurés´s Natural Park, Ourense, Galicia 180 150 210 15 19 17 15 15 36 60 28 20 36 365 300 600 15 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Cattle Calasparrena Native domestic variety former variety of Murcian North-eastern Murgia, Calasparra local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Cattle Caldelá sp. Caldelana Caldelá Meat The breed is well adapted to a cold and humid country. This is a docile and hardy breed. uni coloured: black with silver coloured border around muzzle and reddish coloured on dorso-lumbar line 2 2 hook shaped horns 140 132 700 500 Adult animals have black coats with reddish colour on dorso-lumbar line. Native y 1990 domestic breed indigenous breed, Bos taurus iberico indigena since 1950 from Brune (France) Ourense, Galicia 180 150 210 15 30 27 15 15 36 55 28 20 36 365 300 600 15 Razas Bovinas Autóctonas de Galicia, I. Razas Morenas Gallegas, ed. by Dirección Xeral de Producción Agropecuaria e Industrias Agroalimentarias, Consellería de Agricultura, Ganadería e Montes, Xunta de Galicia. local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Campurriana Native domestic variety larger, valley variety of Santander, absorbed by Swiss Brown and Tudanca in 1940s Campóo, western Santander local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Cattle Canaria sp. Basta, Criolla, del País DraughtPower, Milk The breed is suitable for living under humid and arid climatic conditions. They are animals well adapted to graze in mountainous areas and use marginal lands. They are very rustic. uni coloured: brown, blond, chestnut 2 2 hook shaped horns 156 143 1000 600 The breed is well footed, very rustic and sub-hypermetric. The animals have a good udder and well developed muscles. Native y 2003 domestic breed indigenous breed, predominantly Rubia Gallega Tenerife and Gran Canaria, Canary Islands 240 3150 2200 4100 3.35 6 14 23 30 48 33 405 9 Only some grazing is reported for this breed. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Charolesa sp Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine 2 2 1200 900 y 1988 domestic breed 46 42 18 24 60 96 36 330 320 340 14 1100 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Cárdena Andaluza sp. Andalusian Grey Andalusian Grey Meat 1998: census conducted with only 11 cows and 1 bull considered as purebred; This breed produces excellent meat. The animals are known for quick apprenticeship. multi coloured: black with white abdomen 2 2 strong horns 145 140 900 500 big dewlap Native y 2007 domestic breed local Iberic variety Córdoba and Huelva in Andalusia 25 18 69 82 34 568 11 365 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Fleckvieh ger Simmental MONTBELIARDE, PEZZATA ROSSA GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 0/2 0/2 150 140 1500 900 y 1987 domestic breed 305 8000 4.2 10 14 20 30 370 360 380 12 2000 360 60 international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Frieiresa sp. Frieiresa Frieiresa Meat The breed is well adapted to a continental climate (cold winter, hot summer) The females are known for calving ease. These hardy animals are known for rusticity and ability to make use of thicket's resources. uni coloured: brown, chestnut comment: males are sometimes darker 2 2 long horns 141 131 860 600 small short head, long hair on breast, broad front with a long golden-blond fringe Native y 2000 domestic breed indigenous breed, Bos primigenius strepsicerus from Mirandesa Ourense, Galicia 180 150 210 15 28 27 15 15 36 28 20 36 365 300 600 15 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Frisona sp. Holstein (black and white) HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN, Frisón Meat, Milk Main dairy cattle in Spain. 2 2 158 152 727 580 y 1991 domestic breed imported; exotic 1980 Mainly Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, and Castile and Leon and in peri-urban areas. intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 370 9061 3.65 3.15 17 14 60 27.3 431 4 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Lebaniega Picos de Europa Native domestic variety smaller, highland variety of Santander, absorbed by Tudanca in 1940s Liébana, western Santader local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Cattle Leonesa Leonese leonesa, Mantequera DraughtPower uni coloured: red to chestnut Native domestic variety North Spanish type, displaced by Swiss Brown northern Spain local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Cattle Lidia sp. Fighting Bull Fighting Bull, Ganado bravo, Ganado de casta Fighting, Meat The females are known for their great maternal instinct. These brave animals are known for nobleness and their adaptation to hard conditions. uni coloured: predominantly black
comment: fighting bulls can have all coat colours 2 2 hook shaped horns 130 110 500 350 Native y 1991 domestic breed composite of Bos taurus brachiceros, Bos taurus hahni and different indigenous breed cattle breeds: origins in prehistory: similar in genetic biochemical polymorphism to some present cattle breeds: Andalusia, Estremadura and Salamanca 36 36 84 120 45 295 14 70 100 40 regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Limiá sp. Limiá Limiana Meat The breed is adapted to continental climate (cold winters, hot summers) with high temperatures during the summer period in hilly county-side. The animals are known for their suitable meat conformation. This breed is docile and known for their rusticity. The animals are able to make use of thickest resources. uni coloured: chestnut-brown, anterior third of the body is darker, with whitish border around muffle 2 2 males: like short hooks females: long, spiral with tips pointing outwards 148 140 900 650 long face, broad front, lightly sunk, great and hairy ears Native y 2000 domestic breed indigenous breed, Bos primigenius strepsicerus 1995 from Rubia Gallega (Spain) and Brune (Switzerland) Ourense, Galicia 180 150 210 15 34 30 15 15 36 28 20 36 365 300 600 15 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Limusina sp Limousin Meat 170 160 y 1993 domestic breed 42 38 24 24 52 108 36 380 1500 350 65 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Lorquina uni coloured: pale
comments: sometimes dark red or chestnut Native domestic variety former variety of Murcian with Spanish Mountain blood Lorca, South-western Murcia local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Cattle Mallorquina sp. Majorcan Bou de la raça Mallorquina DraughtPower, Meat, VegetationManagement 1999: source of data: Patronato Razas Autoctonas de Mallorca (PRAIB) The breed is suitable for living in the Mediterranean climate with marginal vegetation. multi coloured: red, blond, chestnut 2 2 140 130 450 325 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Red Convex Iberic Mallorca 600 220 52 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Marinera 2006: It could be not extinct. Native domestic variety original of Minorcan Balearic Islands local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Cattle Marismeña sp. Doñana Cattle Doñana, Mostrenca, Palurda Meat The breed is adapted to marshes and humid lands. For these animals long fasting periods are possible. uni coloured: red
multi coloured: black, grey, blue, red, brown, white, blond 2 2 variable horn shape 145 135 700 450 long horns Native domestic breed indigenous breed; composite of Negra de las Campinas and Fighting Bull since 1950 from Charolais and Limousin Marismas de Hinojos (Parque Nacional de Doñana), marshes of Donana in Andalusia This breed is maintained in the area of the National Park of Doñana. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Menorquina sp. Vermella, Mahonesa Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to an extreme Mediterranean climate. This hardy breed is known for longevity. uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 90 % polled 900 500 Native y 2000 domestic breed composite of Red Convex Iberic and Marinera Menorca 270 5000 Performance has been measured under official milk recording scheme. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Monchina sp. Monchina Terreña Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (hilly woods). This is a hardy and aggressive breed. uni coloured: red, brown, chestnut 2 2 130 120 500 400 little udder with long hair Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous breed origin breed Bizkaia en Euskadi and Cantabria 20 17 15 36 36 120 38 540 500 220 60 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Morucha Sp. Morucha Salmantina Meat, ToHandleFightingBulls The census was performed in the year 1996 during health control campaings. Highly rustic. High fertility index. Easy calving, maternal ability. Very tasty red meat. Protected Denomination of Origin: Morucha's Meat of Salamanca. The bullocks are used to herd management. Contribution to grassland management. multi coloured: mixture of black and white giving appearance of greyish coat
uni coloured: black 2 2 wide, big and hooked shaped horns. 147 137 900 530 subconcave head profile, horns are white with black tips; short, strong and muscular neck; prominent withers with straight dorsal line; straight muscular rump continued by tail with great amount of hair at the end; Native y 1988 domestic breed originated from Bos Braquicerus Africanus Salamanca, Zamora, Cáceres 35.7 32.7 21 18 66 105 26 395 12 1400 270 54 Test Centres. Generally semi-extensive management system with housing only at special periods and under extreme climatic conditions. Breed Society local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Morucha (variedad Negra) Spa. Morucha (variedad Negra) Meat Extensive in cold rangeland. "Meat with Protected Geographical Indication: ""Carne de Morucha"" " Black 2 2 Hook shaped horns in males and lyra shaped horns in females. Native y 1974 Bos Taurus Ibericus Salamanca, Cáceres, Avila, Zamora. 35 32 48 26 396 13 1400 265 54 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Cattle Murciana-Levantina sp. Murcian Almanzoreña, Calasparreña, Lorquina, Murciana, Serrana, Huertana ó Cristiana General The breed is well suited for dry and hot climate. The animals are adapted to very poor lands. This hardy breed is known for its rusticity. uni coloured: red, brown with black dorsal line 2 2 horns sometimes touching cheeks 141 131 800 550 big dewlap Native n domestic breed indigenous breed Bos taurus frontosus since 1950 continuously from Pajuna (Spain), Retinta (Spain), Limousin (France) Valencia and Alicante 90 15 35 35 12 15 54 26 24 365 15 Performance was measured under intensive conditions. local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Negra Andaluza sp. Serrana Black Andalusian Black, Serrana, Negra de las Campiñas Meat 2000: The breed is decreasing in numbers due to the discriminate crossbreeding. "The breed is very well adapted to high temperatures during the summer and cold winter. The animals are very well suited for living in the marginal """"Dehesa"""" land." uni coloured: black, some with white abdomen 2 2 big open horns with smooth hook 140 135 900 600 Native y 2005 domestic breed local Bos taurus ibericus since 1950 from Avilena (Spain) Sierra Morena, Campiña de Cordoba, Sevilla and Huelva. 18 20 60 72 30 390 12 The animals are provided with fodder when they are unable to graze due to bad weather conditions. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Pajuna sp. Serrana, Castellano DraughtPower, Meat 2000: The population is decreasing due to the fact that the few pure individuals that are recognised are maintained but crossbred. The breed is well adapted to cold mountain climate. The animals are well adapted to the local marginal conditions. This breed produces an exquisite meat. uni coloured: chestnut varying in intensity, centrifuge pigmentation that affects the edges of the ears, borders of eyelids and distal parts of the extremities 2 2 white open hooked horns with black points 135 130 600 400 black mucous membranes with a silver halo around muzzle, big head in proportion to the body and long legs; Native y 2003 domestic breed composite of African Atlas branch with possible influence of Retinta: other authors believe that Pajuna cattle descend directly from the Bos taurus primigenius since 1950 continuously from Murciana Almería, Granada and Jaen in Andalusia 31 28 18 24 72 102 34 474 14 1000 300 55 The animals are only provided with fodder under extreme weather conditions when grazing is not possible. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Pallaresa sp. Meat The breed is known for its rusticity. Animals of this breed show good maternal abilities. uni coloured: white 0 0 The animals are of medium size and have a straight profile. Native domestic breed Bos taurus turdetanus Pallars Sobina Region, Catalonia local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Cattle Palmera Its conservation is intended to be guaranteed by draught power contests and herd exhibitions. It is also intended to gain distinction for its meat. sp. Palmera de la tierra, Palmera DraughtPower, Hobby, Meat, Sport The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas with high rainfalls). uni coloured: blond 2 2 140 134 800 500 very well footed, very strong, good udder and rustic subhypermetric Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Rubia Gallega and other Spanish breeds La Palma Island 12 14 26 372 12 1372 411 56 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Spain ESP Cattle Parda sp Brown Swiss Brown Swiss, Bruna 2 2 140 140 y 1977 domestic breed intensive, semi - intensive stationary 314 6892 3.7 40 48 30 10 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Parda de Montaña sp. Pyrenean Brown, Bruna de los Pirineos, Parda Leonesa, Parda Pirenaica SireLine 1998: census conducted; 9 000-10 000 heads were considered purebred, and another 10 000 heads were considered to have a high phenotypical resemblance with the breed; The breed is known for its rusticity and good adaptation to highlands. The breed shows good maternal abilities. multi coloured: brown with shades around eyes, muzzle
comment: pinkish mucous membranes and black muzzle 2 2 white low-lyred horns with black points 138 131 700 550 eumetric animals with harmonic proportions and longilineous tendencies Has a meat body format. Native y 1989 domestic breed Bos taurus turdetanus Catalonian part of north-western Pyrenees (the zones of Pallars Sobirà, Pallars Jussà, and Alta Ribagorça with highest census, and also the zones of Cerdanya, Ripollès, Berguedà and Osona) 44 39 40 60 30 370 1500 58 Animals are only provided with fooder under extreme weather conditions when grazing is not possible. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Pasiega sp. Roja Pasiega Milk 2 2 148 133 500 335 Native y 2009 domestic variety upland variety of Santander. Absorbed or displaced by Swiss Brown in 1940s. eastern Santander 14 18 30 42 28 500 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Cattle Pirenaica High quality meat. sp. Pyrenean Behi-gorri DamLine, Meat, Sport The breed is well adapted for grazing under extreme climatic conditions. Animals of this breed show a low incidence of genital illnesses. The animals calve once per year even under harsh conditions. Calvings are easy in both pure breed animals and in commercial crossings. One calve per year. These meat animals develop 350-360 kg carcass at 12 months, with a dressing percentage of 63%. Well adapted to local conditions. Play a role in the conservation of natural resources. Well suited to graze in high mountain areas where no other cattle coud graze. Hardiness. Cultural value. Maternal ability. uni coloured: from white to very light brown
comments: some have a light coloured patch around eyes, muzzle and axilae 2 2 lyre-shaped horns in males and spiral-shaped horns in females with yellow tips 150 132 950 550 mucous membranes are pink to red in colour the hoofs are white to yellow in colour. Native y 1925 domestic breed "indigenous breed believed to come from the same branch as the french breeds named """"blondes"""": different opinions regarding the origin of the breed exist, the breed may origin from Bos taurus europaeus, Bos taurus primigenius or Bos taurus brachyceros." Herdbook opend in 1925 in Guipuzcoa Province and in 1988 at national level. Navarra 290 2800 3.7 42 40 14 22 50 84 36 420 19 1400 350 63 Performance was measured under intesive conditions. Animals are housed in winter, graze near the villages in spring and in the mountains in summer. After weaning (4 - 6 months), calves are fattening in fetlocks with concentrates and dried forrage. Carcass weigh data at 12 months. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Retinta sp. Retinta Carting, Meat The breed is well adapted to a hot climate. The animals are reported to show resistance to certain parasites. uni coloured: brown 2 2 big, long hook shaped horns 144 139 900 600 Native y 1968 domestic breed composite of Red Convex Branch and indigenous breed South Iberian Andalucía, Extremadura 40.5 37.5 18 14 60 96 36 430 18 94 310 57 The animals endure poor nutrition. - weaning weight at 189 days: 205 kg; local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Rubia Gallega sp. Galician Blond Rubia Galega Meat The breed can be recomended for industrial crossing. The breed is rustic, hardy and docile. This breed is known for its longevity ( up to 21 years). The breed is known for its excellent growth, very good meat structure and good muscling. The breed is rustic, hardy and docile. uni coloured: blond with pink membranes 2 2 149 138 1300 575 and extraordinary beauty and harmony Native y 1933 domestic breed indigenous breed, Bos taurus primigenius: Since 1969 when the latest breed standard was established and 1975 when actions were strengthened and the Spanish Ministry for Agriculture, Fishing and Food subrogated the preparation of the Genealogical Book to the National Association of Selected Cattle Breeders dedicated to this breed of cattle (ACRUGA), Rubia Gallega cattle have been mainly selected for meat production. During this time, a phenotypical selection pressure has been applied on strong inheritable characteristics in order to establish a greater format, to increase the growth rate, to a better conversion rate. The result was very satisfactory and the market of pure breed reproducers and industrial reproducers was created. This programme is mainly based on AI. and cow and bull assessment. Each test is made in accordance with the protocol for capacity control and genetic value determination, in relation to Resolution 94/515/EEC. Galicia 296 2239 44 41 17 14 70 133 28 488 11 1180 210 60 Animals are slaughtered with 205 days of age. The carcass weight is 210 kg. The meat is very tender. The carcass has a composition of 78.21% meat, 11.37% bones, the remainder consists of fat. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Sayaguesa "Meat: milkfet veal. Work. Traded as a Spanish quality label. ""Ternera de Aliste""" Sp. Name originated after the region of origin. Sayaguesa Zamorana, Moles de Sayago, Castellana variedad Sayaguesa Meat The census was conducted in 1998. The population is decreasing due to crossbreeding. Highly adapted to their environment - very rustic animals. Very resistant to local diseases and especially to foot rot. Easy calving, one parturition per year, good maternal ability. Decreasing population due to crossbreeding with other breeds ( Frisona, Parda Alpina, Charoles, Limusín, Rubia Gallega and Pirenaica) Typical products: weaning calves, yearlings. Good meat quality. Tame. Good roughage converters. Cultural role. uni-coloured: black: with a tendency to bleach giving lighter tonalities; bulls tend to have a darker coloured line running throughout the dorsal-lumbar line, with silver halo surrounding the muzzle 2 2 hooked shape in males and lyra shape in females with black tips. 158 154 850 650 These are thin animals with a good locomotive aptitude and agile movements. Very visible all oseous marks, long neck, great dewlap and long legs. Native y 1998 domestic breed descends from the Bos taurus ibericus or Bos primigenius estrepsiceros 1942 In the northwestern territory, in the region of Sayago. 30 25 30 36 Semi-extensive housed during the night. Only given fodder when climatic conditions impede normal grazing. Low dressing percentage, but very good meat quality. local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Serrana Negra High quality meat. In the past was used as to draugt and pack. Some animals produced milk with a high level of fat. Sp. Named after local geographical contitions and the colour coat. Negra Serrana, Serrana Soriana, Serrana Ibérica, Negra Burgalesa DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, Transport Currently, with the aim of increse the population, there is a growing trade of purebred heifers. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (extreme continental climate with few rain, semi desert, steep zones). Hardiness. Resistence to extreme climate conditions and diseases. Maternal ability. Natural breeding difficults pure breed conservation. Typical products: Ternero Pastenco (a crossed, 6-7 months calf). Strong, robust. Cultural role uni coloured: black, sometimes oscillations from bleached black to dark brown 2 2 well developed, lyred-shaped horns, sometimes open hook-shaped horns 142 138 700 580 rustic appearance, frequently with grey halo around mouth and nose area. Poorly developed udder with abundant hairs. Straight or sub-concave profile. Big dewlap. Strong back. Native y 2000 domestic breed The breed descended from the European Bos Brachiceros and was mainly influenced by Negra Avileña and to a smaller degree by other mountain type breeds of northern Spain. Teruel (Sierra de Albarracín, Gúdar and Maestrazgo) 150 120 180 16 38.27 37.69 26 26 35 31 40 406 335 436 16 132 275 55 The animals are only provided with fodder when grazing is not possible due to bad weather conditions. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Spain ESP Cattle Serrana de Teruel Slaughtered at 14- 16 months. Sp. Serrana de Teruel SERRANA+A79 Meat Adapted to high mountains and extreme temperatures Hardiness. Easy calving and maternal ability. High quality product Well suited to marginal areas. Contributes to preserve the landscape and the rural population in remote rural areas. Main colours: black, brown. Calves born with redish coat. 2 2 lyra and hooked shape horns. 142.5 132.5 840 525 A silver halo around nose and mouth. Straight or sub-concave profile. Short and strong neck. Long and high set tail with big tussels. Well difined withers and saddled back. Not well developed feet. Native 3.38 1.02 6.74 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Cattle Terreña sp. DraughtPower This breed is known for longevity, females are used for crossing. uni coloured: brown 0 0 many hairs on udder and ears, rustic Native domestic indigenous breed Bizkaia and Alava in Euskadi local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Cattle Tudanca sp. Tudanca Carting, Meat Decreasing because of the crossbreeding. "multi coloured: three different coat types due to the presence of three types of hair: """"hosca"""", black coloured hair with white distal end: """"tasuga"""", hair is black in the proximal end and white in the distal end, giving a blue-greyish tonality: and a hazel-blonde coat" 2 2 big, solid, corkscrew shape horns 165 160 650 450 This is a small sized breed with great sexual dimorphysm. It has a subconcave head profile. Native y 1985 domestic breed Bos taurus ibericus or Bos taurus primigenius estrepsiceros northwestern territory; in Cantabria (Reinosa, Pesquera, Cabezón de Liébana, Cabuérniga and Campoo). Also reaching the regions of Palencia, León and in some places of Catalunya extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 180 1000 7 12 24 21 18 24 50 90 43 40 46 400 12 600 250 50 Only given fodder under adverse climatic conditions. 1 1 1 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Cattle Vianesa sp. Vianesa Vianesa Meat The breed is well adapted to continental climate (cold winter, hot summer). The animals show a great rusticity (perfectly adapted to mountain conditions). These animals are reported to have a docile character and great tractive power. uni coloured: chestnut
comment: sires are darker and calves are lighter 2 2 males: hook shaped or half moon shaped, females: longer and spiral shaped 138 132 850 560 small head, large ears with long hairs, long fringe Native y 2000 domestic indigenous breed local breed, Bos primigenius strepsicerus since 1960 from Frieiresa (Spain) and for a few years from Rubia Gallega (Spain) and Limousin (France) Ourense, Galicia 180 150 210 15 29 27 15 15 36 28 20 36 365 300 600 15 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Chicken Andaluza Azul sp. Andalusian Hobby indigenous 2.25 2 The pattern within feathers is laced except for the white and black varieties Native domestic breed Andalucía 175 8 10 - egg weigth: 60 g;
international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Spain ESP Chicken Cara Blanca sp. Española domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Chicken Combatiente Español Castellano Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Chicken Euskal Oiloa Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Chicken Galiña de Mos Gallego Mos Meat The breed is kept on the farmyard and well adapted to marginal land. Hatching season for the production of capons is from February till October. This breed is used for capon production. 4 2.5 Native y 2001 domestic indigenous breed Lugo, Galicia local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Chicken Gallina Castellana Negra sp. Fancy 2.1 1.8 Native domestic breed indigenous breed Extremadura 194 6 6 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Chicken Gallina Eivissenca Castellano Pitiüsa Native local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Chicken Gallina Empordanesa Castellano Native local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Chicken Gallina Extremeña Azul sp. Fancy 2.4 4 domestic breed indigenous breed Extremadura 169 6 6 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Chicken Gallina Pedresa sp. single yellow 2.65 1.7 209 53 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Chicken Gallina del Prat Castellano Catalana del Prat Native local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Chicken Gallina del Sobrarbe Castellano Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Chicken Indio de León Castellano Native local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Chicken Mallorquina sp. Majorcan Eggs single white white 3 2 Native y 1996 domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca 100 8 6 5.5 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Chicken Menorquina castellano Eggs, Hobby white 3.4 2.9 Native domestic breed 120 60 3.5 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Chicken Murciana sp Native local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Chicken Pardo de León Castellano Native local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Chicken Penedesenca sp Eggs, Meat single white black various colours barred, sex-linked 2.5 2 Native y 2007 domestic breed 150 60 5 5 5.5 3 13 80 local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Chicken Pita Pinta sp. Pita Pinta Asturiana Eggs, Hobby, Meat single yellow yellow various colours mottled 4 2.5 Native y 2005 domestic breed 160 65 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder 6 7 7.5 3 18 3 70 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Chicken Utrerana sp. 2.25 2.25 Native domestic breed selected by D. Joaquín del Castillo from Andaluza Rustica 1950 Andalucía 320 9 10 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Chicken Valenciana de Chulilla sp Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Dog Alano Español sp local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Ca Eivissenc (Podenco Ibicenco) local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Ca Mè Mallorquí catalán ca perdiguer arcaïc Hunting 55 50 20.5 17.5 y 2002 domestic breed 0.125 0.125 18 18 24 360 180 6 1 12 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Ca Rater Mallorquí (Ratonero Mallorquín) catalán Ratonero mallorquín Hunting 34 31 4.25 3.5 y 2002 domestic breed 3 1 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Ca de Bou (Perro de Presa Mallorquín) local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Ca de bestiar (Perro de Pastor Mallorquín) catalán pastor mallorquín 71.5 65 40 35 y 2001 domestic breed 12 10 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Can de Guicho local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Can de Palleiro local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Euskal Artzain Txakurra (variedad Gorbeiakoa) Euskera Fire red coat, sometimes with darker shades, blond, tawny 54 52.5 27 23 domestic breed Euskadi local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Euskal Artzain Txakurra (variedad Iletsua) Euskera 55 52 25.5 23.5 domestic breed Euskadi local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Galgo Español sp local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Gos Rater Valencià (Ratonero Valenciano) Logomorphs and rodents hunting dog, also guard dog and pet. Valenciano Small body frame, variety of colours with predominance of white spots. Gos Rater Valencià Perro ratonero valenciano, Perro de acequias, Perro de la huerta Guard, Hunting multicolour: black, fire, white, piebold 36 33 7.11 5.88 Erected ears. y 2004 domestic breed Originated in Valencia. Breed documented since 16th. Known in 18th century as ditch's dog Valencia Autonomous Community 4.33 2 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Gos d'Atura Catalá (Perro de Pastor Catalán) local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Mastín Español sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Mastín del Pirineo Currently used as guard dog and pet. Still used sometimes as farm dog. Sp. Described in annexed official standard from 1981. Pyrenean Mastiff Mostin General, Guard Low adaptability to urban life, specially when it is kept in a flat. Adapted to diferent climates. Most times natural breeding, sometimes artificial insemination. Strong and big body frame. Good character dog. Is very patient whith children and other animals. Piebald in a variety of grounds. White animals are not admitted. 80 72 78 67 y 1911 domestic breed Typical dog of the transhumance in Aragon Herd book since 1911 and Aragon's Herd book since 2002. Mainly Aragon 0.81 0.8 24 20 7 1 19 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Pachón Navarro sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Pastor Garafiano sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Perdigueiro Galego local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Perdiguero de Burgos sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Perro Majorero Livestock guardian dog and guard dog Currently it's tested as guide and rescue dog. A good shepherd dog. Used to gather and conduct goat herds kept outdoors during one season. Easy trainable. Sp. Majorero is the name of the inhabitants of Fuerteventura, one of the the Canary Islands. Bardino Guard Great physical resistance to work with animals in harsh conditions. Resistence to extreme temperatures. Suit to the hunting. Breeding females oestrus at 10 months. Give birth 8 to 10 puppy that show erly attitude to hunting. Medium seized. Great courage, active. Appreciated as excellent cattled driving and guard dog. Brindled coat. Blacks and greys with white in the chest or white around the neck. 58 56 35 30 Group slightly higher than the shoulders, limbs with floating fongers. y domestic breed Brought with the first dog population arrived to the Island or originated in crosses with breed introduced for the conquerors. Currently ongoing DNA studies of arquelogical remains are trying to clarify the origens of the breed. Canary Islands 8 4 15 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Perro de Agua Español sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Perro de Agua del Cantábrico sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Podenco Andaluz sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Podenco Canario sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Podenco Galego local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Podenco Paternino sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Podenco Valenciano sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Presa Canario sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Ratonero - Bodeguero Andaluz sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Sabueso Español sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Dog Villano de las Encartaciones sp. Dark, sometimes white spots in breast and feet 58.5 56 domestic breed Biskaia local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Duck (domestic) Annera Mallorquina sp. Meat 3 2.5 domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca 60 8 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Goat Alpina sp Alpine international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Azpi Gorri sp. ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals This breed is well adapted to extreme environmental conditions. uni coloured: black with lighter shades in abdominal region, extremities and areas of the face 0 2 Native n domestic breed indigenous breed Bizkaia in Euskadi local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Goat Bermeya sp. Bepica, Cabra de Falda, Rubia ó Casina, Roxa ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 2 2 80 74 78 54 Native y 1999 domestic breed 3.3 3.2 8 8 60 60 12 365 8 100 12 60 1.25 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Goat Blanca Andaluza o Serrana sp. Andalusian White Basta, Andalusian White, Blanca Serrana Andaluza Milk These animals are well adapted to their local environment (marginal conditions and continental climate). uni coloured: white 2 2 lyre-shaped, long open horns with triangular section 82 74 93 63 Native y 2004 domestic breed composite of primitive Prisca and Nubian Goats since 1960 from Blanca Cectiberica (Spain) northern Andalusia 10 11 78 68 16 225 11.5 50 These animals live with the deers. - fertility: 1.24;
- comercial index of kids (sold and replacement): 1.09;
1.2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Blanca Celtibérica Main product: “blanco celtibérico Kid”, raised in very natural conditions as it's fed with milk and local pastures. Currently the AGRACE is woking on the setting of a meat quality branch for this breef. Sp. Indigenous breed of meat type. Medium seized body frame, white in colour. Well adapted to the local conditions. Serrana de Castilla y Levante, Blanca Serrana Celtibérica Meat, VegetationManagement population is decreasing due to crossbreeding witth dairy goat breeds Animals of this breed are well adapted to extreme environmental conditions where can graze on pastures that no other goat breef could do it. Low index of prolificity (1.20%). They produce only one kid/goat/year. The offspring are slaughtered as milk lambs with 10-12 kg weight fed exclusively on milk up to 40-60 days of age (dressing percentage: 54%). The meat is of great palatability and is very appreciated at the market. Or they are fattened on pasture to 30-40 kg weight. The meat is then has less palatable. uni coloured: white 2 2 Strong, big and spiral shaped in males; small arched inwards in females 75 70 80 50 head pyramidal shape, flat and narrow forehead, big ears, short and strong hair, small udder, strong extremities Native y 1997 domestic breed indigenous breed Capra prysca Valencia, Castellón and Teruel 7 2.8 2.4 9 7 48 50 12 10 18 300 240 365 7 190 10 54 Intensive never given any food supplement; usually not milked; kept indoors during the night. average gains calculated in animals at 20 kg (90 days). 1.2 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Blanca de Rasquera spanish-sp. 2 2 77 72 67.5 57.5 123 4.6 55 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Goat Cabra Galega sp Gallega 0 0 Native domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Goat Cabra de las Mesetas sp. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Goat Del Guadarrama sp. Cabra de Guadarrama Milk The breed is well adapted to environments which are not suitable for many other breeds. Very healthy animals. high index of prolificity: 1.67% The milk of this breed is also used to produce cheese with a great and long lasting taste. 2 2 In arch with tendency to open 81 72 75 56 thin hair, long ears with a horizontal to pendulate tendency, black udder with all pigmented black skin Native y 1997 domestic breed indigenous breed Pyrenaic Branch Madrid and Avila 210 394 213 4.5 6 3.8 3.7 6 10 36 72 15 365 6 237 67.5 Intensive live weight at slaughter: 9-10 kg; age at slaughter: 30-40 days; milk protein 2.8%; lactose: 4.44% local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Eivissenca sp. Ibicenca Pitiusa, Eivissenca Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement 2 2 72.5 62.5 67.5 55 Native y 2008 domestic breed indigenous breed related to goat populations on the western islands of the Mediterranean Islands of Ibiza and Formentera as zones of origin. The island of Mallorca as expansion zone. 150 140 60 8.5 8 10 365 7.5 2 1 3 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Spain ESP Goat Florida sp. Florida Florida Sevillana Milk 2 2 85 70 100 65 Native y 2003 domestic breed 1920-1930 300 750 5.04 3 9 10 36 40 15 365 3 190 5 60 2 1 4 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Jurdana sp 0 0 Native domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Goat Majorera sp. Canary Islands Milk The breed is very well adapted to arid zones and volcanic grounds. The breed can be kept under intensive management conditions. The breed is free of the most important diseases such as Brucelosis, Tuberculosis, Paratuberculosis and the Arthritic-encephalitis complex. The breed is known for its high milk production. 2 2 68 62 70 40 Native y 1985 domestic breed indigenous breed belonging to the Canary goat group. It is a composite of prehispanic animals with African origin and European goats with influence of Nubian and Maltesa. Canary Islands 225 477 4.77 4 3.3 3.3 10 7 30 28 13 365 4.5 100 3.5 48 The animals have been milked once per day. milk protein (%): 3.4 1.8 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Malagueña sp. Malaga Veleña, Costena Meat, Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. This breed is known for fertility (85 %) and precocity. These are rustic animals. uni coloured: red, blond 0/2 0/2 sabre shaped or spiral shaped horns 78 70 80 55 tassels, bearded, prominent and good structured udder Native y 1984 domestic breed composite of Ibex abisinio and Capra aegagrus Malaga and Sevilla in Andalusia and Extremadura Region 268 502 4.8 7 18 24 14 290 8 160 5 55 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Mallorquina sp. Cabra orada o muntanyola Hunting, Meat, VegetationManagement The animals live in steep zones (higher than 800 m asl.). These are rustic animals. uni coloured: red
multi coloured: black, red 2 2 big horns 73 65 Markhar type, bearded in both sexes Native y 2008 domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca wool 3.5 2.4 4.7 31 The animals live in an extensive system with no control. local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Spain ESP Goat Moncaína 1. Meat: kids at 30- 40 days (10 kg). 2. Milk: for cheese production sp. The name of the breed refers to the highest summit of the Iberian sistem (Moncayo), in Zaragoza and Soria. Del Moncayo, Cabra del Moncayo Meat, Milk Rustic. Well adapted to cold and dry areas. Prolificity: 1.36 The breed is important in order to prevent forest fires. Black 2 2 66 51 72 65 Native y 2001 domestic breed Aragón 3.2 239 1.61 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Goat Murciana-Granadina sp. Murcia-Granada Murcia-Granada, Murciano-Granadina Milk The breed is adapted to warm and dry climates. This breed is known for precocity. uni coloured: brown 2 2 77 70 67 50 beard in males Native y 1980 domestic breed indigenous breed Aegagrus since 1960, 5% mainly in provinces of Murcia and Andalusia, also in Castilla La Mancha, Catalunya, Baleares and Extremadura 250 530 5.6 6 8 8 32 43 13 360 6 166 5 65 1.9 1.8 2.1 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Negra Serrana sp. Andalusian Black Andalusian Black, Castiza Meat The animals are adapted to their local environment (marginal land). A 160 % lambing percentage is reported for this breed. This breed is known for its temperament. uni coloured: black
comment: mouth and tail with white hairs 2 2 85 75 85 55 Prisca type, Nubian ears Native y 2003 domestic breed composite of Blanca Celtiberica, perhaps branch of Prisca type since 1960 from Malaguena (Spain), and Murciana (Spain) Castilla, La Mancha and northern Andalusia 9 10 67 72 15 215 6 10.5 50 - comercial index of kidding (sold and replacement): 1.19;
- fertility: 1.30;
local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Goat Palmera sp. Palmera Milk The breed is especially adapted to graze in mountains and very well adapted to humid conditions. The breed is free of the most important diseases such as Brucellosis, Tuberculosis, Paratuberculosis and the Arthritic-encephalitis complex. The breed shows very good maternal behaviour and reproductive conditions. comment: red coloured animals predominate 0 0 spiral shaped horns Animals of this breed have a straight profile and carry hair of medium length. Native y 1985 domestic breed This breed belongs to the Canary goat group. It is a composite of prehispanic animals with African origin and European goats. La Palma, Canary islands 210 363 4 4 4 1.6 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Payoya sp. Montejaquena Montejaqueña Meat, Milk The breed is adapted to live under the extreme conditions prevailing in this region (humidity, changing temperatures). multi coloured: black, red, brown, cream, or white - uni coloured or mixure of these colours 2 2 males: big horns pointing upwards like an arch 90 78 90 68 Prisca type, short and thin hair in the females and longer and coarse hair in males; Native y 2003 domestic breed composite of Malaguena, Serrana Blanca and Serrana Negra since 1960 from Granadina and Malaguena (Spain) Sierra of Grazalema (Cádiz and Málaga), Andalusia 210 416 4.2 1.7 3 3.25 2.98 7 10 8 18 18 360 3 7 Performance was measured under semi-intensive conditions. Some individuals occasionally housed at night. 1.78 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goat Pirenaica "1. Production of kids as milk kids (8- 10 kg weight) to be sold for Christmas. Castrated males (2-3 years) with goat bells used for management of pastoral flocks. 3. Production of salted, dried meat (""cecina"") from young males or adult females that have not given birth in many years." sp. Pyrenean Cabra Pirenaica ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals Hardiness. Black with white shades, pied and grey are admitted 2 0/2 Polled or horned; Polled males not admitted in the herdbook. Males whith big horns 80 74 80 60 Long hair. Well developed horns. Native y 2006 domestic breed The most genuine Pyrenean branch originated from Capra aegragrus and related to other european breeds: Poitevine (France), Thuringian (Germany), y Bünden, Toggenburg y Valais Blackneck (Switzerland). Aragón 3.3 3.1 Flocks are kept in extensive sistems, partially outdoors from February to the birth season (October). Housed from birth to weaning. High prolificy (180%). One birth a year. 1.8 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Goat Retinta sp. Retinta Extremena Retinta Extremeña ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 1999: The census was conducted in 1992, since then the population has been decreasing slowly maintaining the number of effectives. Animals of this bred are well adapted to extreme environmental conditions and can withstand long periods of without food or water. This breed shows a general resistance. uni coloured: light brown to dark reddish brown 2 2 Prysca type (90-95%); in Arch (5-10%) 83 76 81.75 62.77 thin hair Native y domestic breed Extremadura 1.2 3.5 3.5 8 10 36 40 16 15 17 250 300 7 160 6.39 49 Performance has been measured under semi-extensive conditions. Animals of this breed are only housed while giving birth. local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Goat Tinerfeña sp. Milk The breed is very well adapted to semi-extensive production, arid zones and for grazing in mountainous areas. The breed is free of the most important diseases such as Brucelosis, Tuberculosis, Paratuberculosis and the Arthritic-encephalitis complex. The breed shows good maternal behaviour and reproductive conditions. multi coloured: various colours but predominantly black and white 2 2 80 70 Native y 1985 domestic breed indigenous breed belonging to the Canary goat group, It is a composite of prehispanic animals with African origin and European goats influenced by Pyrenean goats Tenerife 210 420 3.91 3.3 3.3 The performance has been measured under semi-extensive or intensive conditions. The animals have been milked once per day. milk protein (%): 3.79 1.8 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Goat Verata sp. Verata Milk 2 2 75 60 80 70 Native y 1987 domestic breed indigenous breed Caceres 110 130 3.5 3 4 3.37 3.1 7 6 30 40 16 15 17 250 300 8 160 6.39 49.66 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Goose (domestic) Euskal Antzara euskera 7.9 7 Native n domestic breed Bizkaia (Euskadi). local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Goose (domestic) Oca Empordanesa sp. Oca de l'Emporda, Emporda Goose Meat 5 4.5 This breed has a double ventral sack and a big toupee (over a cranial protuberance). Native breed local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Horse Anglo-Árabe sp Anglo-Arab y 2008 domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Spain ESP Horse Asturcón sp Poni Asturcón Native local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Horse Burguete 1.- management of natural resources 2.- Meat production 3. Draugth Sp. DamLine, DraughtPower, Meat, SireLine, VegetationManagement Management of natural environment Adapted to mountain areas. Rustic, hardy. Longevity, first service at 2-3 years. Meat type, straight - subconcave profile, sub-hypermetric and mediolineo. Adapted to marginal areas. Cultural role: indigenous breed of great prestige among local and neighbouring communities. uni coloured: different shades of brown 147.5 142.5 700 600 Straight to subconcave head profile. Native y 2001 domestic breed Crossbred of an indigenous breed (Jaca Navarra type) with French horses such as the Trait and Postier Bretón, Percheron, Ardanes and Contois. 19th century Navarra (Burguete, Arrieta, Villanueva, Isaba) 45 45 24 42 345 17.5 1200 275 57.5 Only housed under extreme environmetal conditions which impede the normal grazing habits. local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Horse Caballo de Deporte Español sp Sport 168 164 550 450 y 2007 domestic breed semi - intensive 36 36 150 144 48 365 20 1 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Horse Caballo de Monte de País Vasco sp. Native domestic breed Euskadi. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Horse Caballo de las Retuertas sp. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Horse Cabalo de Pura Raza Galega sp. Cabalo de Pura Raza Galega Riding (sports) 1999, 2000 and 2001: Population data based on herd book. The breed is known for its great rusticity. The animals are kept semi-wild. This breed is perfectly adapted to its environment. The breed is very resistant to diseases. Animals of this breed are of calm temperament. These horses are brave and intelligent. uni coloured: black, chestnut 130 130 238 182 "The animals have a straight profile, are of medium size and have long hairs on their superior lib (""""mustache"""")." Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous breed Galicia mountains 18 24 The main population of this breed is maintained feral all year long except for some days in spring and summer during a traditional festivity called Rapa das Bestas when they are caught to cut and collect their hair. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Horse Cavall Mallorquí sp. Cavall Mallorquí Riding (sports) 162 160 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Baleares. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Spain ESP Horse Cavall Menorquí sp. Minorcan, Cavall Menorquí Riding (sports) uni coloured: black 161 157 Native y domestic breed Menorca 365 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Horse Cavall Pirinenc Català Catalán Native local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Horse Española sp. Andalusian Andalusian Sport The breed is adapted to the local warm climate. This rustic breed is known for its nobleness. uni coloured: normally grey or black, more rarely bay hazel with red mane and black legs 156 154 512 412 silky mane and tail Native 1800 domestic breed old local Iberic horse since 1950 continuously from Arab and English Thoroughbred Andalusia international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Horse Hispano-Bretón sp. Breto Cerda Meat The breed is known for its rusticity. uni colour: different shades of brown 158 155 600 500 Animals of this breed are of hypermetric format and mesolinear proportions with subconvex profile. Native y 1998 domestic breed Equus ferus stenonis or solutrensis, the breed originated through the crossing of local mares with Breton stallions. Catalonian Pyrenees local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Horse Hispano-Árabe sp. Sport 158 155 450 400 Native y 2007 domestic breed 36 36 144 120 54 370 360 390 12 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Horse Jaca Navarra In the past used as drought animal. Sp. Caballito de Andía de la Barranca, Caballito de Andía de las Améscoas, Caballo Navarro, Caballo Vasco-Navarro, Poney Navarro Meat, VegetationManagement Very rustic animals that spends most their live outdoors only being housed in very extreme environmental conditions. Due to the type of management system, the breed suffers particular illnesses such as babesiosis and other parasitosis. First service at 3 years age. Hardiness and longevity. Straight- sub-concave profile. Adapted to mountains and marginal areas. Kept to produce meat foals (average weight 350 kg). Cultural value. uni coloured: chestnut with tendency to darker tones
comments: the breed standard does not admit any type of white spots on head or extremities 134 126 475 400 Well proportioned animals with straight head profile and thin skin which permits to see the periferic venous system. Extremities with fine joints but proportioned and powerful. Shaggy tail and mane. Native y 2001 domestic breed indigenous breed Navarra (Sierras of Urbasa and Andía); also in Huesca, Aranguren, and zones close to Izalzu and Goizueta 30 30 24 24 36 36 48 345 16 900 187.5 58.5 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Horse Losina sp. Jaca Burgalesa, Caballo Losino, El caballo de Las Merindades Riding (sports) The breed is perfectly adapted to its environment This breed is very resistant to diseases Animals of this breed are known for their high prolificity. Females foal every year and have high colostrum output.. The animals have a good aptitude for juvenile horseback riding. The breed is thererfore used in rural tourism but also for field work (harnessing, light weight). uni coloured: black 139 133 350 330 y 1998 feral breed indigenous breed NE of Burgos 270 20 15 15 30 30 50 40 24 48 365 365 730 20 195 35 The main population of this breed is maintained feral all year long local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Horse Marismeña sp 145 140 300 260 Native domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Horse Monchina sp. Meat 147 147 250 200 Native y 1997 domestic breed 25 36 45 400 25 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Horse Pottoka sp. Pottok Poney Vasco Riding (sports) Black, chesnut or Piebold 124 124 230 200 small ears Native domestic breed Euskadi regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Spain ESP Horse Pura Sangre Inglés sp Thoroughbred 156 154 400 400 y 2007 domestic breed 36 36 120 120 37 351 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Spain ESP Horse Trotador Español sp local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Horse Árabe sp Arab Pura Raza Árabe international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Asturian Meat uni coloured: black similar to Vitoria Native domestic variety origin from Celtic x Iberian: extinct by crossing with Large White northern Spain local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Pig Baztanes sp. Native Navarra local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Pig Blanco Belga sp Belgian Landrace international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Spain ESP Pig Chato Murciano sp. Murcian Chato de Murcia Meat, VegetationManagement 1997: This breed counts around 20-30 breeding animals distributed on 2 farms (1 official and 1 private). 2001: There is a very slow increase in the population. Animals of this breed are used for ham production of high quality. uni coloured: black 82 65 187 145 snub-nosed Native n domestic breed 1913 Murcia 1.5 1.5 7 7 11 210 150 631 105 80 8 4 18 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Spain ESP Pig Chato Vitoriano sp. Chato de Vitoria, Vitoriana Native domestic breed descended from local Celtic type improved by Large White Alava, northern Spain local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Pig Duroc eng Duroc international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Euskal Txerria Euskera Meat Pink with well delimit black spots. 75 75 Long head. Native n domestic breed Gipuzkoa (Euskadi). Keep indoor in winter season. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Spain ESP Pig Gochu Asturcelta Sp. Gochu Asturcelta Gochu'l Pais Meat, VegetationManagement 95 85 250 200 Native y 2007 domestic breed extensive (non backyard) concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing 1.412 1.386 5.5 5.5 36 42 10 8 12 200 4 268 160 80 8 3 15 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Pig Hampshire eng Hampshire international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Spain ESP Pig Ibérico sp. Iberian Black Iberian Black Meat, VegetationManagement This breed is especially adapted to graze in Dehesa land. Very appreciated ham is produced from this breed. uni coloured: black 80 77 143 128 semi-erect ears Native y 1987 domestic breed indigenous 1300 since 1970 from Tamworth, Duroc Andalucia, Castilla y León, Castilla La Mancha and Extremadura 6 6 10 360 128 80 14 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Ibérico (variedad Entrepelado) special products are: ham, arms, back and cold cut sp. Iberian Swine, Ibérico (Negro Entrepelado) Meat The breed is especially adapted to continental and semi-desert Mediterranean climate and for the exploitation of natural resources like montanera where the subsist on acorns of cork oak and holm oak and grass. This breed is used to produce speciality products like ham. uni coloured: red and black 90 75 140 120 Native y 1987 domestic variety variety of Iberian pig 1300 Extremadura, Andalucia, Castilla y León, Castilla La Mancha 525 Animals of this breed subsist on acorns of cork oak and holm oak and grass. 12 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Ibérico (variedad Lampiño) special products are: ham, arms, back and cold cut sp. Black Hairless, Iberian Swine, Ibérico (Negro Lampiño) Meat The breed is especially adapted to continental and semi-desert Mediterranean climate and for the exploitation of natural resources like montanera where the subsist on acorns of cork oak and holm oak and grass. This breed is used to produce speciality products like ham. uni coloured: black with spots around the muzzle 80 70 130 110 The animals are hairless. Native y 1987 domestic variety variety of Iberian pig 1300 Extremadura, Andalucia, Castilla y León Castilla La Mancha 500 10 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Ibérico (variedad Manchado de Jabugo) special products like ham, palette, back and cold cut are produced sp. Andalusian Spotted Andalusian Spotted, Jabugo Spotted, Andaluza Manchada, Manchada de Jabugo Meat This breed is especially adapted to graze in Dehesa land. Very appreciated ham is produced from this breed. multi coloured: black, red, blond with black spots 55 48 250 140 semi-erect ears Native y 1987 domestic breed hybrid of Iberico Negro and Iberico Retingo, with pigs imported from United Kingdom 1920 since 1970 from Iberico (Spain) Huelva, Andalusia, Extremadura, Castilla Y Leon, Castilla la Mancha parents are feeded with concentrate, comercial animals are only grazing local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Pig Ibérico (variedad Retinto) special products are: ham, arms, back and cold cut sp. Iberian Red Meat The breed is especially adapted to continental and semi-desert Mediterranean climate and for the exploitation of natural resources like montanera where they subsist on acorns of cork oak and holm oak and grass. Very appreciated ham is produced from this breed. uni coloured: red 90 75 140 120 semi-erect ears Native y 1987 domestic breed indigenous breed 1300 Andalucia, Extremadura, La Mancha, Castilla y León 550 The breed is adapted to extensive exploitation of pastural land and subsists on acorns of cork oak and holm oak and grass. 12 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Ibérico (variedad Torbiscal) special products are: ham, arms, back and cold cut sp. Iberian Swine Iberian Swine Meat The breed is especially adapted to continental and semi-desert Mediterranean climate and for the exploitation of natural resources like montanera where the subsist on acorns of cork oak and holm oak and grass. This breed is used to produce speciality products like ham. uni coloured: red, sometimes white 95 80 150 130 hoofs with long coloured lines of different intensity Native y 1987 domestic variety variety of Iberian pig 1963 Extremadura, Andalucia, Castilla y León, Castilla La Mancha 700 Animals of this breed subsist on acorns of cork oak and holm oak and grass. 14 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Landrace Castellano Landrace international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Large White eng Large White international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Lermeña local Celtic type; similar to Vitoria Native domestic variety Burgos local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Pig Negra Canaria traditional food Sp. Black Canary Cochino Negro Meat Animals of this breed are very rustic and very well adapted to semi-extensive and extensive management systems. They are resistant to heat and dry conditions. This breed is free of Classical Swine Fever and African Swine Fever. The breed is known for its good meat quality, lean and high quality of infiltrated fat. The breed is known for its good behaviour. uni coloured: black 81.9 78.2 170 130 Animals of this breed are short, ultra-concave and thick with long droping ears. Native y 2001 domestic breed composite of prehispanic, English and Spanish black pigs Tenerife, Islas Canarias 1.2 1.35 9 7 40 25 14 165 4 250 65 70 8 5 12 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Pig Pietrain fr Pietrain international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Spain ESP Pig Porc Negre Mallorquí sp. Porc Negre Mallorquí Lard This very rustic breed is well adapted to the Mediterranean climate. uni coloured: black 70 69 115 120 Native variety Iberian branch Mallorca 1 1 5 6 38 34 33 180 3.5 300 120 78 7 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Pig Porco Celta sp. Porco Celta, Gallega, Galega Meat "2006: It is the same breed than """"Gallega""""." The animals are well adapted to mountainous regions. This breed is known for its rusticity. This breed is known for its prolificity. This breed is known for its meat quality. uni coloured white and white with black, sometimes spotted 82 78 185 155 Animals of this breed have a straight profile, large ears, a convex back and large limbs. Native y 2000 domestic breed Sus scrofa ferus: Similar breeds: Normand, Créole (France): Flamenc, Gesbignon, Ardenese (Belgium): Jutland, Seeland (Denmark): Schwyzoise (Switzerland): Porco Bizaro (Portugal): Pulawska (Central European Countries). Galicia 1.25 1.1 6 6.5 18 27 12 10 22 201 160 264 3.6 300 78 This breed is usually kept under extensive manegement conditions (chesnut, acorn, grass). 9.6 1 18 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Pig Vich Catalan Celtic type, similar to Vitoria Native domestic variety Catalonia local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Pigeon Colillano sp. Fancy domestic Andalucía 5 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Colom Borino sp. Hobby indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Colom Casta Grossa sp. Meat indigenous 1 0.8 domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Colom Escampadissa sp. Hobby indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Colom Gavatxut sp. Hobby indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Colom Nas de Xot Hobby indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca This pigeon breed is raised only for their aesthetic characteristics. The management is extremely intensive. local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Colom de Pinta sp. Hobby indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed Mallorca local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Gaditano sp. Fancy indigenous domestic breed Andalucía 5 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Jerezano sp. indigenous big body size domestic breed originate from Gaditano and are influenced by Marchenero Andalucía local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Pigeon Morrillero gaditano sp. Bonito de Jerez Fancy indigenous 0.25 0.25 domestic breed Andalucía 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Rabbit Conejo Antiguo Pardo Español sp. local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Rabbit Conejo Gigante de España local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Sheep Alcarreña sp. Meat, Wool 0 0 79 69 72 55 Native y 2005 domestic breed wool fine 2.5 30 grazing 7 9 30 40 14 5 240 1.2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Ansotana "Production of ""ternasco"" lambs (19-23 kg); and more recently production of sucking lambs (12-15 kg)." Sp. Ansotana ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals Hardy. Adapted to the conditions of high mountains Unicolor: white 0/2 0/2 Polled, but horns in males and females are tolerated. 57.5 50 White-wax color, dappled red in face and feet is accepted. Matt guard hair. Black ewes are tolerated Native y 2002 domestic breed Aragon Pyrinees. Mainly in Ansó and Hecho Valleys. wool medium 3.3 3.2 1.3 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Aranesa sp. Aranesa 0/2 0/2 90 60 Native y 2008 domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Assaf sp. Assaf Milk 2 0/2 90 65 y 2005 domestic breed wool fine 4 2.8 5 30 intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder 180 400 6.65 6 7 10 36 30 15 285 275 295 5 17 47 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Berrichon du Cher Castellano Berrichon Du Cher international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Canaria sp. Canaria breed Meat, Milk This breed is well adapted to arid and humid conditions, and to volcanic grounds and well adapted to utilize marginal lands. Animals of this breed are good milk producers. The milk is used for cheese-production. multi coloured: very variable, white or brown, also with spots 2 0/2 70 65 60 50 Animals of this breed are well footed and longilineous. Native y 1999 domestic breed composite of indigenous breed animals with Churro branches and others Canary Islands wool extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive grazing transhumant 146 148 5.81 5 12 8 20 22 13 365 6 130 13.6 45 The animals are milked once per day. 1.3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Canaria de Pelo sp. Canaria Hair Breed, Pelibuey Fertilizer, Meat This breed is well adapted to arid conditions and is highly rustic. The breed is free from Brucellosis and very scarce incidence of mamitis. Only a low percentage of animals of this breed experience problems at birth. uni coloured: dark red or bleached red 0 0 Convex or subconvex profile with meat format constitution Native y 2001 domestic breed Hair sheep re-introduced to the Canary islands. Canary Islands hair intensive farm-household by-products 3.1 3 18 240 151 8 48 Intensive Intensive or semi-extensive linked to subtropical agriculture. - weight at weaning (simple birth): 13-15 kg; Weight at weaning (double birth): 12-14 kg. 1.45 1.2 1.7 local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Sheep Carranzana sp. Vasca Carranzana Carranzana, Carranzana Cara Rubia Milk The total number of animals is composed of both varieties of the breed, the Black Face variety with only 200 animals and the Blond Face variety with 10 000 animals. This is a hardy breed. comment: two varieties, the black face and the white face 0/2 0/2 71 81 95 65 Native y 1990 domestic breed indigenous breed Bizkaia in Euskadi wool coarse/carpet 116 117 3 9 12 41 53 28 365 2.5 1.21 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Sheep Carranzana (variedad Negra) sp. Milk 0/2 0/2 76 90 65 Native n domestic breed wool coarse/carpet local No Material atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Sheep Cartera sp. Cartera Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (extreme continental climate and marginal conditions in altitudes varying from 1 300 to 1800 m asl.). uni coloured: white 0 0 79 71 80 60 wool covers head, strong leg Native y 2001 domestic breed composite of Merino and Aragonesa Teruel and Castellon wool medium 5 1.23 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Castellana sp. Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, Wool 0 0 80 70 80 50 Native y 1988 domestic breed wool medium 3.5 2 5 26 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing 90 103 67 200 6.5 6.1 6.8 0.9 7 8 8 24 48 12 12 13 240 8 1.3 1 3 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Castellana (variedad Negra) sp. Meat 0/2 0 Native y 1988 domestic variety Aliste and Sanabria (Zamora) wool medium local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Chamarita Beef: production of lambs (1-3 months) sp. Indigenous breed, hardy, small-medium sized. Chamarita Meat The breed is adapted to the local mountain areas. uni coloured: black, white; piebald animals accepted. In black animals white marks in the head are accepted 0/2 0/2 65 55 65 40 Small to medium body frame; semi-fine wool, closed fleece, straight-roman nose, little ears Native y 2007 domestic breed indigenous breed old Iberic type La Rioja wool medium 2 1.8 3.5 26 extensive (non backyard) grazing 8 10 12 36 48 17 15 22 250 220 300 8 200 7 55 This breed lambs mostly in December/January. 1.1 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Charmoise Castellano Charmois international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Churra sp. Meat, Milk 0/2 0/2 80 70 75 65 Native y 1977 domestic breed wool coarse/carpet 2 1.5 3 48 177 100 254 130 100 150 135 90 230 6.2 5.6 7.2 1 6 3.73 3.58 10 7 24 36 16 12 20 210 165 330 6 6.4 58 1.48 1 2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Churra Lebrijana sp. Andalusian Churra Andalusian Churro, Lebrijana, Marismeña, Atlantica Meat The breed is adapted to low Guadalquivir marshes (dump). This breed is reported to be resistant to foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis) nodosus and Fasciolasis. uni coloured: white with brown or black ears 0/2 0/2 males: spiral shaped horns; females: sometimes point backwards, short horns 78 74 80 60 characteristic tuft on head Native n domestic breed autochthon Churra Branch with Celtic origin since 1960 from Suffolk (United Kingdom) Hinojos (Huelva) Marshes of Hinojo (Parque Nacional de Doñana) in Andalusia wool local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Sheep Churra Tensina sp. Tensina Churra Tensina Churra ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals The animals can withstand cold and humid as well as hot and arid climatic conditions. uni coloured: white with black spots on head and legs 0/2 0/2 76 67 70 45 rustic Native y 2001 domestic breed belongs to the Churra Group Huesca wool coarse/carpet 3.5 1.26 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Colmenareña sp. Colmenar Colmenar Meat, Milk Animals of this breed are adapted to zones of low mountain where cattle do not graze. The offspring that is slaughtered is approximately one month of age and exclusively fed on milk. These are rustic animals. uni coloured: white with black spots at eyes, ears, mouth and legs 0/2 0 50 33 Wool covers the forehead in females. Medium to small ears with horizontal tendency. Native domestic breed local breed, similar to Churra Castellana Madrid wool 120 135 126 7.1 8 3.5 3.4 6 9 36 72 15 232 5.56 Intensive live weight at slaughter: 11-12 kg; milk protein: 5%; 1.2 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Fleischschaf Castellano German Mutton Merino international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Guirra sp. Levantina Red Sudat, Roja Levantina Meat The animals tolerate aridity and droughts. The following information was given: litter size 1.5. uni coloured: red 0 0 75 69 70 50 long legs, rustic, good maternal character Native y 1999 domestic breed imported from Beni Ahsen (Morocco) Valenciana Region wool Some herds are housed for short periods of time. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Lacaune sp Lacaune Meat, Milk 187 340 6.67 8 7 36 36 12 210 5 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Landschaff Merinolandschaf regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Latxa sp. Latxa Lacha Meat, Milk Highly rustic and well adapted to areas of elevated pluviometry and humidity. This hardy breed is adapted to the local harsh and cold weather. Very resistant to different diseaes, especially foot rot. Females have their first gestation at 16-18 months of age. The breed differences itself from other Spanish sheep breeds because of its seasonal sexual activity, usually from the month of april to september, time when it is mounted. Black face variety has a prolificacy of 1.36% and the white face of 1.27%. The breed is highly specialized in milk production, with elevated percentages, long lactations and very easy to milk. The milk is destined mostly for cheese production (Idiazábal and Roncal type cheese). The wool is coarse and usually destined for the manufacture of matresses, tapestry and carpets. The offspring are slaughtered for meat at the age of 25-35 days with a live weight of 11-12 kg. This meat is highly appreciated in the market. comment: there are two varieties of the breed: the black face and the white face 2 0/2 Males: spiral shaped with points heading outwards and to the back 70 55 medium size, straight or subconvex profile and long body proportions. Open fleece. Native y 1967 domestic breed The breed is thought to descend from Ovis Aries Studery. Euskadi and Navarra wool coarse/carpet 1.83 33 concentrate, fodder, grazing 140 180 3.2 4.5 3.5 9 12 52 50 19 365 3 Intensive Always grazing except for days when climatologic factors such as heavy snow or ice impede this activity. 1.21 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Lojeña sp Native local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Maellana sp. Maellana ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals The breed is adapted to the local environment (semi-desert with bushes). Two lambings per year are possible. Due to its habit of eating bushes it has an important role in forest fire management Take advantage of feeding in bushed thickets. Good at browsing uni coloured: white 0 0 80 58 long neck, lop ears, long extremities Native y 2001 domestic breed indigenous breed Ovis aries ligeriensis (same branch as Aragonesa, Manchega) Zaragoza, Teruel and Tarragona wool 45 4.5 3.5 8 7.5 17 12 24 8 270 56 1.3 1 3 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Manchega sp. Meat, Milk 0 0 95 80 100 75 Native y 1977 domestic breed wool medium 0.8 26 90 70 50 90 95 90 100 7 6 8.5 0.5 7 4.76 4.22 6 11 40 48 18 12 20 240 180 360 7 235 11.5 46 1.5 1 3 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Manchega (variedad Negra) sp. ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 0 0 70 60 100 75 Native y 1977 domestic variety wool medium 90 70 50 90 80 6.9 6 8.5 0.5 5.5 4.76 4.22 6 11 40 48 18 12 20 240 180 360 5.5 235 11.5 46 1.5 1 3 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Merina sp. Spanish Merino Meat, Milk, Wool There are two varieties of this breed - a white variety and a black variety. The black variety has a very limited number of animals. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (extreme temperatures and marginal conditions). Pedroches cheeses are produced with the milk of these animals. uni coloured: white or black 0/2 0/2 spiral shaped horns with triangular section 82 70 102.5 73 Females with horns must have a high morphological qualification. Native y 1977 domestic breed crossbreeding Primitive Graunch and Ovis aries vignei: This breed is historically important. since 1960, 25% from Merino Precoz (France), Suffolk (United Kingdom) Extremadura (50%), Andalusia (20%), Castilla León (12%), Castilla La Mancha (Alcudia Valley) (10%) wool fine 4 3.4 5.2 20 110 0.3 4.5 4.5 8 8 60 75 17 195 12 300 25 1.4 1 2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Merina (variedad Negra) sp. Meat Animals of this breed are well adapted to arid grounds. This breed is highly rustic. Animals of this breed are used for meat and cheese production. uni coloured: black 2 0/2 spiral shaped with triangular section 82 70 102.5 73 Native y 1990 domestic breed same origin as White Merino Extremadura and Andalusia coarse/carpet 110 0.3 4.5 4.5 8 8 60 75 17 195 12 300 25 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Merina (variedad de los Montes Universales) sp. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Merina de Grazalema sp. Merino Grazalema Merino Grazalema Meat, Milk, Wool The breed is well adapted to altitudes of more than 1 000 m asl. with high rainfalls. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: white and brown with spotted face 2 2 males: spiral shaped with 2 rings 77 72 84 67 very similar to Merino but with dewlap and very open wool Native y 2003 domestic breed composite of Churro and Merino branches since 1960 from Merino (Europe) Cadiz and Malaga in Andalusia wool fine 3 2 5 35 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing 159 120 7.42 4.5 4.05 3.76 6 9 33 50 14 13 15 355 4.5 247 1.4 1 3 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Merino Precoz sp Precoce regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Montesina sp. Montesina Granadina, Ojinegra, Sevillana Meat, Milk, Wool Three lambings in two years are reported for this breed The animals produce good quality meat. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: white with black spots around eyes, ears and mouth 0/2 0/2 closed spiral shaped 67 65 65 45 oesophagus dripping covered with wool Native n domestic breed indigenous breed, has its origin in the Iberic branch since 1960 from Segurena (Spain) Granada and Jaen in Andalusia wool fine 2 0.75 2.5 25 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing 7 7 8 13 11 16 365 7 11 The animals are kept outdoors during the winter on poor land. 1.3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Navarra sp. Meat Animals of this breed are adapted to extreme environmental conditions. Good meat production in a difficult environment. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 75 60 95 57 The head and extremities below the carpal and tarsal joints are not covered by fleece. Smooth skin and pink mucous membranes. Has a true body meat structure and visible sexual dimorphism. Native y 1998 domestic breed "indigenous breed from """"entrefino branch""""" Navarra wool medium 3 2 4 35 14 10 36 48 15 14 17 270 4 250 1.3 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Ojalada "P.G.I (protected geographical indication) of the ""lechazo of Castile and León"". from Castilla y León"". Beef type for the production of suckling lambs, traditional Easter lambs and the almost dissapeard grazing lambs." Sp. The breed's name refers to the black colour around the eyes. Ojalada Soriana Ojalada Soriana, Churra Soriana; Serrana Meat Traditionaly, technical literature has included this breed in a group with Ojinegra Sheep from Teruel. (www.gratisweb.com/serranasoriana/razas_sorianas.htm) Strong walkers. Adapted to poor pastures and grazing in harsh and arid conditions. High rusticity. Resistence to the shortfall of feed, and the weight lost is quickly recovered when conditions are better Excellent maternal ability. Ewes crossed whith type beef males. Lambing/year: 1.5. Lambing rate: 110- 140%. As ewes are good milkers it guarantees high quality suckling lambs. Strong herd instinct. Well adapted to harsh environments. White whit black around eyes, on ear tips, muzzle and the end part of feet; rarely brown. Semi-open fleece. Pure breed animals have to had uniformed pigmentation of the black areas. 0/2 0 Mostly horness, sometimes whith well developed shape spiral horns. 74 65 Elongated body. Sligthly convex profile. Native y 1990 domestic breed Iberian branch Ovis aries ibericus. Soria and Segovia Provinces; north of Guadalajara, along Duero river. wool 49 79 47 119 6.8 1.6 3.2 3.2 13.6 19 240 193 5.3 54 Semi-intensiv sistems Suit to grazing stubbles, wastelands, and aromatic plants in marginal areas. During bad weather housed and fed with dried forage and barley. 1.37 1.2 1.52 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Ojinegra de Teruel sp. Ojinegra de Teruel Meat 0 0 65 45 Native y 2002 domestic breed wool fine 1.5 30 concentrate, fodder, grazing 12 9 36 61 14 300 8 210 48 1.13 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Ovella Eivissenca sp. Ovella eivissenca Milk The breed is adapted to Mediterranean climate. The following information was given: litter size 1.5. uni coloured: white, sometimes pigmentation on head 0 0 75 65 62 45 big head and ears, rustic Native y 2002 domestic breed Ibiza and Formentera wool coarse/carpet local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Spain ESP Sheep Ovella Galega sp. Galician Ovella Galega ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals The breed is know for its rusticity, good adaptation to marginal land and ability to make use of thicker resource. This breed is very prolific. The breed is used to produce lambs with 9 kg carcass weight. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 59 54 31 27 Animals of this breed have a straight profile and are of small size. Native y 2000 domestic breed Ovis aries ibericus (O.a.studeri) Lugo and Ourense, Galicia medium 2.01 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Ovella Mallorquina sp. Majorcan Ovella Mallorquina Meat This breed is very rustic. uni coloured: white 2 0 73 65 60 40 Native y 2001 domestic breed Mediterranean western branch Mallorca wool 12 10 15 240 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Ovella Menorquina castellano Bé Menorquí Fertilizer, Meat, PeltFur, Wool The breed is well adapted to the local Mediterranean climate and tolerates strong winds. Lambs of this breed weigh 25 kg to 30 kg. These are rustic animals. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 70 55 little head, long tail Native y 2001 domestic breed Menorca wool local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Ovella Roja Mallorquina sp. Coeta Meat, Milk, Wool These animals live in desert with bushes. The animals have a long sexual activity. These are rustic animals. uni coloured: white with red head and feet
comment: lambs are born red 0/2 0 110 57 big tail, head and legs without wool Native y 2007 domestic breed composite of Nord African breeds and indigenous breeds of Mallorca Majorca wool 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Palmera sp. Palmera Palmera sheep breed Meat, VegetationManagement This breed is very rustic and very well adapted to marginal lands and steep slopes. The animals subsist on poor quality agricultural by-products (e.g.. bananas). These animals are free of many diseases e.g.. Tuberculosis and Brucellosis. The breed is known for its high prolificity. uni coloured: white, occasionally black, sometimes with black spots 2 0 55 45 Animals of this breed are well footed and longilineous. Native y 2003 domestic breed composite of indigenous breed sheep with Churro and others La Palma wool coarse/carpet 9 11 48 66 13 8 12 50 The animals are raised in the steep zones of La Palma and stay by banana cultures in a fence. local No Material atRisk critical -Spain ESP Sheep Rasa Aragonesa sp. Meat 0 0 77 70 80 55 Native y domestic breed wool 3.3 3.1 12 12 60 72 18 312 6 201 11 48 1.3 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Ripollesa sp. Ripollesa Queralpina, Pirenaica, Berguedana Meat, Wool This breed is very rustic. multi colour: white with characteristic black pigmentation on head and extremities 0/2 0/2 74 70 65 50 Animals of this breed have an eumetric format, longilinear appearance and a convex profile. Native y 1991 domestic breed Ovis aries celtibericus Barcelona-Girona, North-east Catalonia wool fine 3 25 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 4 3.8 9 11 30 54 16 14 18 280 7 235 11 43 1.3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Roya Bilbilitana sp. Roya Bilbilitana Meat Rustic and adapted to semi-arid regions. Sesonal oestrus. Fertility: 90-95% in Autumn and 50-70% in Spring. High quality lamb (carcass weigh 8 -10 kg). Typical product: Ternasco (included in the Protected Geographical Indicator of Aragon). Maternal instinct and good walkers. Well adapted to marginal areas. Conservation and use of mediterranean forest an semi-arid areas. Black. Brown wool. White marks in head and tail and sometimes in face and feet. 2 0 Opened spiral shaped 70 62 65 42 Native y 2002 domestic breed Zaragoza, Soria Guadalajara. wool medium 1.2 3 26 extensive (non backyard) 50 45 70 50 3.27 12 12 14 13 15 7 233 9 average daily gain calculated during the first 90 day of age extensive The age for breeding varies whith the long (13- 14 months) or short (10 months) photoperiod . 1.2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Rubia del Molar sp. Somosierra Blond Somosierra Blond Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountains, altitudes varying from 1 000 to 2 000 m asl.). Litter size of 1.2 and long sexual activity are reported for this breed. multi coloured: white with cream spots on head, legs and body 0/2 0/2 frequency of polled animals is higher 60 43 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, similar to Churra Robisca Burgalesa Madrid wool 105 143 6.3 3.75 3.75 222 5.56 Intensive live weight at slaughter: 11-12 kg; milk protein: 5.3%; 1.16 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Spain ESP Sheep Salz Castellano local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Sheep Sasi Ardi euskera Meat, VegetationManagement This is a hardy and rustic breed. uni coloured: cream 0/2 0/2 68 64 35 31 Small ears, chest and neck without wool Native n domestic breed indigenous breed Gipuzkoa and Bizkaia in Euskadi and Navarra wool coarse/carpet local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Segureña sp. Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas, zones with irregular rainfall). comment: three varieties, the white variety (where no dark coloured spots are permitted) and the Rubisca variety (which has blond staining on skin, hair and wool), and the third variety is very scarce, it is named the Mora variety and has a reddish coloured skin, wool and hair 0 0 70 65 65 50 Native y 1978 domestic breed indigenous breed Since 1960, 8% Santiago De La Espada y Huescar; expanded to Jaen, lmería, Granada Murcia (en Andalusia and Levante) wool 3 parturitions/2 years 1.35 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Talaverana sp. Talaverana ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 0 0 y 1993 domestic breed wool 2.5 2 4 6 3.5 3 14 12 24 36 18 12 24 250 200 365 6 200 7 50 1.2 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Tudelana sp. Native domestic variety variety of Castilian Navarre local No Material extinct extinct -Spain ESP Sheep Xalda sp. Oveya Xalda Meat Rustic, good at using pastures in marginal areas. Good fertility. Easy lambing Black, white, dark grey and spotted. When growing black wool becomes reddish. 2 0 Big horns whith strog base. 65 53 45 30 Small body frame, small head. Straigth or sligthly concave profile. Native y 1997 domestic breed Celtic origins. Present in Asturias from remote times. Asturias wool coarse/carpet 1 extensive (non backyard) grazing 6 7 210 150 330 16 10 50 Some herds are housed in the night during bad weather. Production parameters are in progress 1.3 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Spain ESP Sheep Xisqueta sp. Pallaresa Txisqueta Meat These animals are well adapted to altitudes varying from 2 000 m up to 2 900 m asl. The breed shows long sexual activity and maternal aptitude for crossing (F1). This breed is known for longevity. uni coloured: white with black spots on head and legs 0 0 76 68 60 45 rustic Native domestic breed indigenous breed local breed: Ovis aries ibericus belonging to the Ojalado group Lerida wool 1.1 1.3 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Spain ESP Sheep Île de France fr Ile-De-France international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Spain ESP Turkey Indiot Mallorqui sp. Majorcan Turkey Meat This breed shows good maternal abilities. 6.5 4 domestic indigenous breed Mallorca 80 10 10 local No Material unknown unknown -Spain ESP Turkey Pavo Negro Extremeño sp. Extremenian Black Turkey Fancy domestic breed indigenous breed Extremadura 8 8 local No Material unknown unknown -Estonia EST Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic 1 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine Blonde D’aquitaine Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Charolais Charolais Meat 0 0 y domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Eesti holstein est. Holstein (black and white) Estonian Black and White, Estonian Holstein Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The cattle number in Estonia is decreasing for economic reasons, transition to the market economy and loss of the Russian market. The total number of breeding females was stable over the period 1988-91 at about 125 000. In the sperm bank there is semen from 300 bulls which is partly used.
The share of Estonian Holstein has increased from 32 to 73% in 2002. The Estonian Black-and-White breed was renamed to Estonian Holstein in 1998. The animals are known for their strong constitution. multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 158 140 1100 600 The breed is characterised by large size, compact conformation and strong skeleton. y 1885 domestic breed composite of Dutch Friesian, East Friesian and Estonian Native Cattle. First called Estonian Black and White, in 1998 the breed was renamed Estonian Holstein. since 1850 1961-1997, <5% from Holstein-Friesian (Netherlands): 1983-1997, <5% from Holstein-Friesian (Germany): 1975-1997, <5% from Holstein (USA): 1987-1997, <5% from Holstein (Canada) country-wide 5825 305 9905 3.91 32.5 3.37 44 40 29 F65-7, 9 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for seven months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Eesti maatõug longevity, low food consumption per unit of produc. est. Estonian Native Cattle Estonian Native Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Most of the pure animals were maintained on 3 farms in 1980: Pyarivere state farm and Vakhenurme collective farm in Pyarnu District and Lekhtse collective farm in Paides district.
In 2004, the breed is considered endangered. Resistance to the local hard conditions is reported for this breed. The animals are reported to show high resistance to diseases. The females are known for calving ease. Animals of this breed produce milk with high milk fat and protein content. This breed is known for its hardiness, longevity as well as very strong legs and hoofs. It has a low food consumption per unit of production and is considered a valuable base for crossing with other breeds. Utilization of feeds and their energy and protein in the experiment with Estonian Native Cattle. uni coloured: yellow
multi coloured: combinations of red, brown and white: sometimes with white spots 0 0 134 125 700 460 chest medium wide y 1914 domestic breed northern European Polled type with West Finnish, Jersey, Swiss and Red Holstein blood 1898 in 1910 from West Finncattle (Finnland): 1965-1997, >20% from West Finncattle (Finland): 1961-1990, >20% from Jersey (Denmark): since 1985, <5% from Swiss (USA): since 1987, 5-20% from Red Holstein (Germany) Pärnumaa, Raplamaa, Saaremaa, Lääne-Virumaa, Läänemaa, Harjumaa extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 3977 305 4475 4.55 14.7 3.41 33 30 F65-45 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. feeding of adults: mixed Compared with other Estonian breeds this breed has a high milk fat and protein content. 1 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Estonia EST Cattle Eesti punane est. Holstein (red and white) Estonian Red Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed accounted for over 63% of all cattle in 1980 and for over 33% of all cattle in Estonia in 1998. The overall number of cattle of this breed has been decreasing, especially after the state and collective farms were liquidated. The principal reasons for the decrease are economic, i.e. loss of markets due, especially the Russian one. Improvement of the breed is still on-going by pure-breeding and cross-breeding with Danish Red and Angeln. This breed is principally found in the hilly area of southern Estonia where the agricultural production has decreased most rapidly.
During 40 years the share of this breed has diminished from 68 to 27%. The breed is well adapted to the local conditions (hilly areas). The animals are known for good reproduction. well adapted to local conditions(hilly areas) uni coloured: pale to dark red, brown, often with darker belt along the back
multi coloured: red and white 2 2 135 128 1000 550 medium size, strong legs and feet y 1885 domestic breed composite of Angeln, Danish Red and Estonian Native created in the early 19th century: was more recently crossed with Red-and-White Holstein and Swedish Red-and-White Cattle 1862 Some Danish Red, Angeln, Red Holstein and Swedish Red-and-White have been imported to improve this breed. Mainly southern, also central and eastern Estonia and on Estonian islands 5066 305 8591 4.07 28.2 3.45 34 32 F65-29 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. feeding of adults: mixed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Hereford Hereford Meat 0 0 y domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1978 country-wide international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Highland Highland Herding, Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Limousin Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Estonia EST Cattle Piemontese Piedmont Meat 0 0 y domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Estonia EST Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp Shaver starcross 288 Meat 1998: Australorps are not reproduced in enterprises any longer in Estonia and the importation has been terminated. middle level 3.3 2.7 domestic breed imported from Australia in 1950 1950 250 7 6 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Estonia EST Chicken Euribrid Hisex Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs 1998: Hisex Brown are not reproduced in enterprises any more. The final crosses are purchased from the Netherlands.
In 2004, Hisex Brown comprises about 28% of the total chicken number. industrial 3 2.1 domestic breed imported from Euribrid in The Netherlands in 1993 1993 280 7 5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Chicken Euribrid Hisex White eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex White Eggs 1998: Hisex White are not reproduced in enterprises any more. Final crosses are purchased from Netherlands.
In 2004, Hisex White comprises about 26% of the total chicken number. industrial 2.5 1.8 domestic breed imported from Euribrid in The Netherlands in 1993 1993 280 6 5 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Chicken Euribrid Hybro N eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Euribrid Hybro N Meat industrial 3.7 3 domestic breed imported from Euribrid, The Netherlands in 1993 1993 215 6 6 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Chicken Hibro-6 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Euribrid Hybro Meat industrial 3.9 3 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands in 1982 1982 195 6 6 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Chicken Hy-Line Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown 2004,Hy-Line brown comprises about 14% of the total chicken number. domestic breed currently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Chicken Hy-Line White eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line White In 2004,Hy-Line white comprises about 8% of the total chicken number. domestic breed currently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown 2004: ISA Brown comprises about 17% of the total chicken number. domestic breed currently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs industrial 3 2.2 domestic breed imported from Lohman GmbH, Germany in 1989 1989 270 7 5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Meat 1998: New Hampshires are not reproduced in enterprises any more and the importation has been terminated. middle level 3.5 2.7 domestic breed imported from USA in 1950 1950 230 7 6 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Estonia EST Chicken Ross 208 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross 208 domestic breed currently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Chicken Ross 508 Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic breed currently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Chicken Shaver 2000 Commercial strain- layer- Shaver 2004:Shaver 2000 comprises about 7% of the total chicken number. domestic breed currently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Shaver starcross 288 Eggs 1998: Leghorns are not reproduced in enterprises any more and the importation has been terminated. industrial 2.5 1.7 domestic breed imported from Canada in 1968 1968 250 7 5 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Estonia EST Goat Eesti kits est. Estonian Local Goat Estonian Local Goat Milk multi coloured: black, grey, brown, white 2 2 56 45 shorthaired n domestic breed indigenous breed. The goat population has some input from foreign breeds. Recently some input from Norwegian elites bucks has been introduced or using Saanen bucks for better milkproduction. country-wide 500 feeding of adults: mixed Animals of this breed are well adapted to the local conditions. 1.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Goose (domestic) Italy eng. Roman Meat 1998: Italy geese are not reproduced and raised any more in enterprises. The importation has been terminated. 6.5 5.6 domestic breed imported from Italy 7 7 international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Estonia EST Goose (domestic) Rein Germany eng. Rhein Meat 1998: Rein Germany geese are not reproduced and raised in enterprises any more. The importation has been terminated. 6.7 5.7 domestic breed imported from Hungary 7 7 international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Estonia EST Horse Eesti hobune est. Estonian Native Horse Estonian Native DraughtPower Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Most of the Native horses are located on the Estonian islands (Saaremaa, Hiiumaa) and coast of the Western Estonia. Since the beginning of 1990`s the Estonian Native horses were transferred back to the continent of Estonia.
The number of horses has been increasing since 1995. DNA-Material of the breed is stored The breed is well adapted to live under the local conditions. The animals of this breed are reported to be very resistant to diseases. This breed shows a good temperament. uni coloured: black, grey, bay, dark to light chestnut
multi coloured: white intermixed with black or chestnut 147 145 450 420 similar to Zemaitukai y 1921 domestic breed northern type: local breed developed by pure-breeding of local animals during the last century and at the beginning of this century. There is some influence from Arabian horses and in the `30`s some influence from Finnish horses. 11th century 1921-1937 from Finnhorse (13 stallions) (Finland): 1970-1980 from Arabian Horse (Russian Federation) mainly on Estonian islands and on the western coast of Estonia. not for production grazing, not for production, uncontrolled feeding stationary 40 40 F65-311, 313 FAO Breed Survey During the wintertime animals are kept in stables. 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Horse Eesti raskeveohobune est. Estonian Heavy Draught Estonian Heavy Draught DraughtPower 2004: The breed consisted of 4 stallion lines. 42 mares are bred. The animals are well adapted to the northern Estonian soil. Northern Estonian soil uni coloured: bay, dark to light chestnut some with flea-bitten pattern 161 157 680 640 y 1922 domestic breed composite of Estonian Native horse and Ardennais horse. The breed was recognised in 1953. 1921 in 1862 and 1923-1925 from Ardennes (Belgium): in 1913, 1923-1925 and 1966 from Swedish Ardenner Horse (Sweden): in 1923 from Ardennes (Netherlands): 1950-1970, 5-20% from Soviet Heavy Draught (Soviet Union): East Viru District and West Viru District not for production fodder, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 60 55 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Horse Tori hobune harness est. Tori Horse (Toric) Toric, Tori Sport Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
In 2004, the breed is considered endangered. Well adapted to the local conditions. Quite high fertility is reported for this breed. This breed is well adapted to local conditions and known for longevity and a strong constitution. uni coloured: black, bay, dark chestnut, chestnut, palomino
multi coloured: white intermixed with black 166 164 650 620 Strong constitution. y 1932 domestic breed The breed was developed at the begining of the century at the Tori breeding station (originally developed for Estonian native horses). Composite of Estonian, Hackney (1896-1926) cross-bred with Breton Posthorse (till 1970) and Hannover (recent years) it has also some influence from other breeds such as Norfolk, East Friesian and Holstein. At present the main breeding goal is a lighter horse type. 1920 Arabian, Hanoverian, Anglo., East Friesian from Germany: Ardennes from Belgium in 1870: Finnhorse from Finland in 1870: Norwegian horse from Norway in 1870: Norfolk, Orlov, Postjeer from Poland and Russia continental part of Estonia F65-295 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Horse Trakener Trakehner Trakeen Riding (sports) domestic breed recently imported; exotic 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Estonia EST Pig Eesti peekon est. Estonian Landrace Estonian Landrace Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
1998: Breeding animals are exported to Germany, Ukraine, Hungary and Russia. The number of pigs in Estonia decreased after the beginning of the transition and privatization but is now more or less stable. This breed is producing good quality meat (percentage of lean meat: 54 - 61%). This breed is resistant to tough conditions. uni coloured: white with pink skin 92 74 330 245 lop-eared, horizontally placed, strong legs, body length cm 192 (males) and cm 174 (females) y 1932 domestic breed composite of local pigs with Long Eared, Danish, Swedish and Finnish Landrace 1816 1924-1939 from Danish Landrace (Denmark), Swedish Landrace (Sweden), Finnish Landrace (Finland), Dutch Landrace (Netherlands): since 1984, <5% from Landrace (United Kingdom): 1958-1970, <5% from Landrace (Sweden): 1992-1997, 5-20% from Landrace (Finland) country-wide 1.4 1.3 572 F65-99, 127 FAO Breed Survey 10.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Pig Eesti suur valge est. Estonian Large White Estonian Large White Meat 1998: The number of pigs in Estonia decreased after the beginning of the transition and privatization but is now more or less stable. This breed produces a high quality meat with a percentage of lean meat of 53-60%. This breed is adapted to large units. uni coloured: white 90 73 335 250 ears pricked up, strong legs and long body y 1932 domestic breed composite of local pigs with Large White (United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark) 1923 1923-1935 from Large White (United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, Denmark): since 1985 from Large White (United Kingdom): 1986-1998 from Large White (Finland): 1995-1998 from Large White (Sweden) continental part of Estonia 1.2 1.2 546 FAO Breed Survey Performance data has been collected on breeding farms. 10.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Pig Hamshire eng. Hampshire DamLine domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Estonia EST Pig Pietran Pietrain DamLine domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Quail Estonian Quail eng. Eesti vutt Eggs, Meat Since 1991 the number of quails has diminished from 33,800 to 6,500 in 2002. The breed is considered as endangered. All Estonian quails are farmed in one place. Animals of this breed are well adapted to the local conditions. 0.22 0.25 domestic breed imported from Estonia; Selection for the development of a new breed started in 1977. 1976 300 13 1.2 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Sheep Dala Used for improvement of lamb quality. Dala GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Estonia EST Sheep Dorset Used for improvement of lamb quality. eng. Dorset Horn GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Estonia EST Sheep Eesti tumedapealine The wool is used for hand knitting. est. Estonian Blackhead Estonian Blackhead Meat 1998: The number of breeding females is increasing.
In 2004, Estonian Blackhead comprises about 31% of the total sheep population. A high quality of lamb is reported for this breed. wool for hand knitting uni coloured: white with black head and feet 0 0 Knobs only (spurs) 68 62 90 73 short wool y 1958 domestic breed imported; descended from local north short tail sheep graded to Shropshire 2nd half of 19th century in 1926 from Shropshire and Oxford (Sweden): since 1991 from German Blackhead (Germany) and from Latvian Blackhead (Latvia): 1993-1996 from Oxford Down (Denmark) country-wide wool medium 3.8 34 4.3 4 FAO Breed Survey 1.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Sheep Eesti valgepealine The wool is used for hand knitting. est. Estonian Whitehead Estonian Whitehead Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
1994: The population data provided earlier has been confirmed by the Sheep Breeders Association. Texel rams are used for crossing. The number of breeding females is decreasing but not very rapidly. AI has never been used in Estonian sheep breeding. 1998: The number of breeding females is increasing.
In 2004, Estonian Whitehead comprises about 69% of the total sheep population. The breed is known for maturing early. This breed combines uniform semi-fine wool of high quality with good meat traits. A high quality of lamb is reported for this breed. wool for hand knitting (uniform semi-fine wool) Data before independence refer to FAO Breed Survey Former USSR uni coloured: white 0 0 knobs only (spurs) 70 65 85 63 short wool y 1958 domestic breed imported; composite of Cheviot and local north short tail sheep 2nd half of 19th century in 1926 from Cheviot (Sweden): in 1934 from Cheviot (United Kingdom): since 1981 from Ile-de-France (Bulgaria): since 1993 from Texel (Denmark): since 1994 from Dala (Norway): since 1997 from Finnsheep (Finland): country-wide wool medium 2.5 1.7 5.4 30 3.8 3.6 F65-193 FAO Breed Survey 1.25 1 3 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Sheep Finnish Landrace eng. Finnish Landrace 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1981 local No Information unknown unknown -Estonia EST Sheep Icelandic eng. Icelandic 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Estonia EST Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1981 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Sheep Oxford Down Used for improvement of meat performance and lamb quality. eng. Oxford Down GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Sheep Suffolk Used for improvement of meat performance and lamb quality. eng Suffolk GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Sheep Texel Used for improvement of lamb quality. dutch Texel GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Estonia EST Turkey Hidon Meat 1998: The turkeys are not raised in enterprises any longer in Estonia and the importation has been terminated. middle level 11 6.2 domestic breed imported from Euribrid, The Netherlands in 1982 1982 80 6 6 local No Information extinct extinct -Ethiopia ETH Ass Abyssinian English Carting They are hardy animals inhabiting on both sides of Ethiopian highlands dissected by the Great Rift Valley They are usually slate-gray but are occasionally found in chestnut-brown. 94 94 Abyssinian donkey population is characterized by small body size. Native n Domestic Breed This breed is found throughout Ethiopia. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Ass Afar English Free ranging and have no or less workloads. Grey, grayish red and light rose colour Leg stripes are common. Native n Domestic Breed Found in the Afar plain interfacing with the Somali wild ass as well as neighboring western Hararghe mid and lowlands local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Ass Hararghe English Carting, DraughtPower The breed is heavily working animals. Grey and brown coat colors are common. Leg strips are common. Native n Domestic Breed Found in Oromia/Hararghe highlands in eastern Ethiopia. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Ass Ogaden Carting They are relatively working animals. Mainly grey and grayish red. The breed is heavily built animals. Leg stripes are not uncommon. Native n Domestic Breed Found in Somali/Ogaden plain. The breed is widely distributed in all pastoral and agro-pastoral areas in Somali Regional State. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Ass Omo English predominantly whitish coat color Native n Domestic Breed The breed is found inSouth Omo pastoral lowlands around Lake Turkana and HamerinGnyangatom and Dasenech districts in Southern Ethiopia. Very common at site called Chew Bahir(means salt sea). local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Ass Sinnar English Characterization study by Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute (EBI) in Kurmuk, Mengie, Sedal, Guba and Wombera districts of Assosa, Kamashi and Metekel zones of Benishang to characterize indigenous donkey genetic resources in the BenishangulGumz Region confirmed that Sinnar breed was larger than common donkey. Carting, DraughtPower Adaptable to the hot environment 104 102 126.3 128.6 Native n Domestic Breed Benishangul Gumuz Region, Amhara Region local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Abergelle English The breed derives its name from the Abergelle which is a district in the northern region Tigray, Ethiopia DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed has adaptive advantages to the hotter and drier lowlands, and ability to cope with feed shortages during the long dry periods. tolerance to disease and parasites Colour varies considerably with black, black and white spotted. But chestnut, gray and light red are also common. 2 2 Various horn shapes. Males have thicker and shorter horns. Females have thin and medium sized horns mostly upward with pointed ends. 109 97 234 153 Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Distributed in Tanqua Abergelle, Samriseharti, KollaTembien, parts of Selemti of Tigray region and adjacent districts of Amhara region of North Ethiopia back yard or farm yard production grazing stationary 188 150 225 150 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Adwa English The breed is Small East African Zebu type. Ethiopian Highland Zebu DraughtPower, Meat, Milk It has red, chestnut, black, roan and white coat colour 2 2 Males have thicker and shorter horns.Females have thin and medium sized horns mostly upward with pointed ends. n Domestic Breed INDIGENOUS BREED Distributed in the central zone of the Tigray region in and around Adwa. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Afar English Afar cattle breed is a Sanga type breed. They are very similar to the Raya cattle in Ethiopia that inhabit the adjacent agricultural highlands to the west and south. Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The breed is very resistant and adapted to the extremely harsh conditions of the area. The breed has Ash-grey, cream or light chestnut, grey/white smooth, red and shiny coat colour. 2 2 Various horn shapes : with long lyre-shaped horns; horns can form almost a complete circle. It is characterized by large and slender body, small humps and moderate dewlap. Native n Domestic Breed Breed maintained by the Afar people in eastern and north-eastern Ethiopia (Afar, Tigray and Wollo), particularly in the lower Awash river valley, and parts of Djibouti and Eritrea. 271 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Ambo English Are grouped in Small East African Zebu type breed Ethiopian Highland Zebu DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Distinct from cattle of the large East African Zebu, the small Abyssinian Short horned Zebu inhabits the higher altitude, wetter agricultural areas, and hence they are also referred to as Ethiopian Highland Zebu mainly used for draught. 0 0 The breed is characterized by compact conformation, larger than the adjacent Guraghe breed because of better pasture. n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Distributed in western Shewa of central Ethiopia around Ambo, Addis Alem and Holetta in Ethiopia local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Angus English Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Arado Zenga type breed Arado DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed is characterised as small and hardy . The breed is docile; very good work animal, and also used for meat; milk yield is low. Coat colour is variable between plain and patchy pattern; usually red with light to dark shades; red pied and black-pied are common; plain black, brown, grey and white coats also occur. 2 2 Females have medium, thin horns while males have thicker and shorter horns. 115.6 107 317.5 271 The breed is characterized by thoracic to cervico-thoracic hump, large in bulls, less developed in oxen, and it is composed of muscular tissue with variable deposits of fat; body has good depth and length; well developed dewlap. n Domestic Breed Indigenous breed. But, The origin of this breed is less well known. It inhabits the highlands of northern Ethiopia, including northern Shire, Adwa and Easter parts of Tigray. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Arsi English Arsi breed is grouped under large East African Zebu type Arussi, Arusi DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed is docile; very good work animal, and also used for meat; milk yield is low. colour varies: red, black, roan, white and combinations 2 2 small short horns 110 110 280 230 This breed is characterized by having a thin prominent dewlap. Native n Domestic Breed descended from Abyssinian Shorthorned Zebu or from the recently importeds of zebu Distributed in the central highlands of Ethiopia;Arsi, Shewa, Bale, Sidama and Harar. 278 117 105 231 240 132 809 5.7 21 21 34 33 48 131.8 51 W42-32 W67-53 N7-13 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under intensive management system or on government farm. The breed is kept under sedentary conditions. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Bale English The breed is small East African Zebu type breed Ethiopian Highland Zebu DraughtPower, Meat, Milk distinct from cattle of the large East African zebu type, the small Abyssinian Short horned Zebu inhabits the higher altitude, wetter agricultural areas, and used for draught. They have black, chestnut, white and roan color. 2 2 characterized by having short to medium horns Characterized by prominent hump. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the high plateau of the Bale zone, in areas adjacent to the habitat of the Jem-Jem local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Begait English Grouped under large East African Zebu type breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Special attributes of the breed includes large, docile with well-developed udder, long teats and higher milk production. Has overall white with black spots colour, and usually red or black pied. 131 125 333 278 The breed is characterized by active disposition, long legs and large humps that tend to be cervico-thoracic due to the Sanga influence, moderately developed dewlap. Native n Domestic Breed It is distributed in the North West Ethiopia. Mainly it is found in the Tahtayadiabo, Kaftahumera, Welqait,Asgedetsimbla districts. 205 5 38.1 35.51 48.68 511.8 8.2 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Begaria English White, white with dark and red shade colour. Short slightly lateral and forward horn, medium body size. Transboundary DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed has uniform coat colour pattern, and near to half breed population has white and grey body colour. Pigmentations are common on the muzzle, eyelid and hoof of the cattle. 2 2 The majority of the breed are characterized by having narrow horn spacing (<30 cm) Flat facial profile and straight-edged ears with lateral orientation plus erect cervico-thoracically positioned hump predominantly consisting of small humps. Native n Domestic Breed The breed is distributed in Guba district, Metekel Zone Benishangul Gumz Regional State of Ethiopia. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Borana English Grouped under large East African Zebu type breed Ethiopian Boran DraughtPower, Meat, Milk drought resistance, heat tolerance tick-borne and other diseases resistance reasonable conception rate under severe environmental condition, excellent mothering ability, well developed herd instinct The breed special merits include long distance walking ability, more docile and tractable than other zebu, longevity The breed has mainly white, fawn or brown with darker shading color on the head, neck and shoulders. 2 2 This breed is also characterized by thick horn, 80% straight and 17% curved in a lateral orientation for 70% of the cases. However in the case of typical Borana the horn is predominantly short, 132.5 121 342.5 300 Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the southern rangelands of Ethiopia, around Liben, Mega and Arero plains kept by Borana pastoralists and bordering area of northern kenya. Especially,Yabelo areain the Southern Ethiopia is the natural environment. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Brahman English Brahman Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Brown Swiss English Brown Swiss Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Fogera English Fogera breed is Zenga type breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed is popular for its adaptation to seasonal flooding and the swampy conditions of the area. It is docile. The breed has Black-and-white or black and grey coat color. 2 2 This breed is characterized by Short stumpy, pointed horns 127.5 110.5 400 305 hump ranges from thoracic to cervico-thoracic; a well-developed dewlap and naval flap Native n Domestic breed Zebu-Sanga intermediate Distributed in Fogera plains around Lake Tana, Southern Gonder and adjoining areas of Gojam. 273 340 1500 6.15 39 39 W41-9 N7-14 FAO Breed Survey Tesfaye Cherinet et al. (?) Livestock breeds/types and improvment programs in Ethiopia. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Gofa English The breed is grouped under small East African Zebu type breed. DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed is characterized mainly by red coat colour 2 2 small to medium horn 128.4 107.1 small hump Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in Goffa area, principally around Sawla in South Omo. 583.8 278 583.8 2.1 36 40.8 56.4 399 9.45 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Gojam Highland Zebu English The breed is Zebu type breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The dominant coat colour pattern is plain, red and black being the most frequent colour types. 2 2 All animals are horned signifying zebu characteristics. The breed is characterized by a curved horn shapes. 109.91 104.84 247.08 220.83 The hump is mainly positioned thoracically, is well developed in males and ranges from small to medium in females. The facial profile is predominantly straight. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in Awi, East and West Gojjam zones of the Amhara region, specifically in Gozamen, Ankasha and Enemay districts. 123 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Guraghe English Grouped under small East African Zebu type breed Ethiopian Highland Zebu DraughtPower, Meat, Milk They are characterized mainly by red, chestnut and roan color. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the Guraghe and Hadiya areas in close proximity to the tsetse-infested valleys of the Ghibe tributaries local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Hammer English The breed is grouped in small East African Zebu type breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk 2 2 106 105 245 200 Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Distributed in Hammer area in South Omo of the Southern Nation, Nationality and Peoples Regional State,maintained by the Hammer and neighboring pastoralist tribes. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Harar English The breed is grouped in Small East African Zebu Ethiopian Highland Zebu DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The common coat colors are black, roan and red. 2 2 They have short and thick horns well-developed dewlaps Native n domestic breed indigenous breed Distributed in eastern and western Hararghe plateau. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Hereford English Hereford Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) Meat, Milk 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed Throu international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Horro English The breed is Zenga type breed Wellega, Wollega, Wallega DraughtPower, Meat, Milk It has mainly brown or reddish brown color. 2 2 horns moderate but larger than the common zebu 400 305 The breed height at withers ranges100-126 cm. This breed is characterized by small to medium cervico-thoracic hump; dewlap moderate and thin skin; deep chest and barrel‟ well-sprung ribs; udder small but well proportioned, good teat placement; calm disposition. Native n domestic breed Sanga-Zebu intermediate Distributed in Horro Gudru of Eastern Welega; also in Western Shewa, and adjoining areas of Illubabora and Shewa. 165 100 1528 50 50 360 360 W41-8 N7-14 FAO Breed Survey Tesfaye Cherinet et al. (?) Livestock breeds/types and improvment programs in Ethiopia. The breed is kept under mixed farming conditions. local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Irob English The breed is Zenga type breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed is adapted to a mountainous production environment and has the capacity to thrive on difficult terrain and its utilization of cactus (Opantiaficusindica) as a major source of nutrition. Has dominantly light red with white spots color on the face. 2 2 horns moderate but larger than the common zebu 106 105 245 200 Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in Irob and GuloMekeda districts of the Tigray region. 135 1 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Jem-Jem English grouped under small East African Zebu Black Highland cattle DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed is well adapted to the wet and cold climate of the highlands at altitudes as high as 2500 m. They are solid black, black with a white face or white patches overall on a mainly black background. The white patches are mostly found on the faces and underneath their stomach. 2 2 Most of the animals have short horns, which are curved upwards. Some animals also have laterally erect or forward-curved orientation of horns. 113.3 104.9 The breed is characterized by Small body size with slender legs; their ears are short (16 cm) and erect. Most of these animals have small humps and some bulls as well as a few cows have medium to large humps. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the highlands of Jem-Jem, Sidamo and Bale in southern Ethiopia. Specifically, found in the northern parts of Sidamo, in the Bale highlands and surrounding locations including Yirgalem in Sidamo. 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Jersey English Jersey Meat, Milk Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Jijiga English Grouped under small East African Zebu type breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk majority coat colors are chestnut, black, white or red 2 2 It has short horns, the majority of which points sideways or downwards Hump is small but prominent. Native n Domestic Distributed in the Jijiga area of Somali region of Ethiopia in an area adjoining (on the Somali side) of the border. The Jijiga Zebu occupies the mid-altitude zone between the Ogaden rangelands and the Hararghe highlands. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Kereyu English The breed is Sanga type breed Meat, Milk The breed is resistant and well adapted to the extremely harsh condition of the area. The breed is resistant and well adapted to the extremely harsh condition of the area. Their coat color patterns were plain (grey, light brown, red, white and light yellow), patchy (brown grey, yellow brown, red brown, red white and white yellow) and spotty (brown grey, brown white, black white, white black, yellow brown, red white and red brown). 2 2 long horns 300.4 249.9 The breed can be characterized by having a straight profile and long thin legs. Most of them have straight back with sloppy rump. Dewlap is moderately developed in males and fairly developed in females. They have long ears, long thin tail (but not touching the ground) with bushy ends, their skin is thick. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the Kereyu area of Eastern Shewa.The breed is dominantly found in Fentalle district of east Shewazone of Oromia Regional State. It also reported to be found in neighboring district of Boset and West Hararghe zone. 256 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Medenece English Medenesbreed is cross of the Begait and Arado breeds DraughtPower, Meat, Milk This breed is adapted to extreme feed shortage. Has mostly black and white colour in varying patterns 0 0 117 115 260 248 They are medium sized with large ears. Native n Domestic breed Indigenous breed Distributed in the hot to warm semi-arid low lands of Tahtayadiabo, Asgedetsimbla, Selemti, Welqite and Tsegede districts of western Tigray. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Mursi English Grouped under small East African Zebu type breeds. DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Coat colour is highly variable, and solid colors are rare. The colour combination overall include grey, white, black, chestnut, roan, pied with spots and striped. 2 2 horns are mainly large, usually curved inwards The breed body size is relatively larger as compared to other small East African Zebu type breeds; hump is prominent and well-developed. n Domestic breed indigenous breed Maintained by the Musri and neighboring pastoral tribes of South Omo Zone of the Southern Nation, Nationality and Peoples Regional State. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Nuer English Sanga type breed Anuak, Abigar DraughtPower, Meat, Milk It has light in shade colour, white with red or black patches being common. 2 2 The breed is characterized by 24 - 30cm long and 20cm depth dewlap. Average adult live weight 550kg. Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Maintained by the Nuer and Anuak people of Gambela as well as adjoining eastern areas in south-western Ethiopia local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Ogaden Zebu English It is grouped under small East African Zebu type. The breed is similar to the Borana breed. Lowland Zebu Meat, Milk The breed has uniform plain white. However, some animals have shades of black around the face, hump and rump. 0 / 2 0 / 2 Most of them have short horns dominantly vertical, straight in shape, firm and not thick at base like the Borana. 115.5 115.5 285.7 248.5 The position of the hump is thoracic. It has well-developed hump and large dewlap. They had level head, flat forehead and straight facial profile. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the Ogaden area of the Somali region and bordering Eastern Hararge. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Raya English Sanga type breed. Harmo DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Has a trait of adaptive importance for the production system where the breed exists. Coat colour is mainly chestnut or ash-grey. 2 2 Long lyre-shaped horns, Horns can form almost a complete circle. 122 115 281 219 The breed has large and slender body, small hump and moderate dewlap. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the east of lake Ashange of Tigray region and the bordering areas of Wello in north-eastern Ethiopia, specifically in Raya-Azebo, Alamata, Wajerat, and other districts of Tigray region. 210 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Sheko English The only hump less short-horned taurine breed in east Africa. Goda, Mizan,Tunt, Tunibey, Mulge, Mogul, Gombel, Semo and Dobe (all of them literally describe as the breed is either polled or has floating type of horn) are common names of the breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk This breed is presumed to be trypanotolerant. They are glossy-red hair coat and blocky appearance. Has brown or black and white colour. 0/2 0/2 Majority of them are polled while the rest have stumpy or curved type of floating horn. Sheko cattle are predominantly polled with 84.8% and 89.9% in male and female population, respectively. The distinguishing features of Sheko cattle are prominent eye, folded type of eyelid. Humpless or with tiny hump.The overall adult wither height (cm) is 104.5 and over all adult live weights 194.4kg. The breed developed small hump due the introgression of Zebu from the surrounding area. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in the humid parts of south-western Ethiopia with the Sheko tribe around Bench-Maji zone. More specifically, the breed is found in the Southern Nation, Nationality and Peoples Regional State especially of Bench Maji administrative zone in the district of Sheko, South Bench, North Bench, SheiBench,MenitGoldia, MenitShasha and GuraFerda and in the adjoining Kafa Zone (Chena, Beta districts); in the Shaka administrative Zone (Yeki district). 210 420 36 48 FAO Breed Survey local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Simmental English Simmental Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Cattle Smada English Grouped under small East African Zebu type breed DraughtPower, Meat, Milk They are mainly black, but other colors are in combinations of red, black and white are also common. 2 2 The breed has short to moderate horn size The breed has small to medium sized hump. Native n domestic breed indigenous breed Distributed in Lay Gayint, TachGayint and Smada in south Gondar of north western Ethiopia in an area lying roughly between the blend of Abayriver to the south and mount Guna to the north. 1.54 44.4 40.74 49.8 781 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders domestic breed imported; exotic urban and peri-urban areas reared by small and large-scale commercial producers international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Bubcock Commercial strain- layer- Babcock domestic breed imported; exotic urban and peri-urban areas reared by small and large-scale commercial producers international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic strain imported; exotic urban and peri-urban areas reared by small and large-scale commercial producers international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Farta English Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed Farta chickens are found in the Amhara regional state, in northern Ethiopia at altitudes ranging from 2700 to 2870 m (asl) in a cool to very cold, sub moist ecological zone. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Fayoumi Fayoumi Eggs domestic breed Exotic
Originally an Ancient breed from the Egyptian City of Fayoum urban and peri-urban areas reared by small and large-scale commercial producers international No Material unknown unknown critical -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Hendrix Bovan Goldline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Brown Eggs domestic strain imported; exotic urban and peri-urban areas reared by small and large-scale commercial producers international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Horro English Eggs, Meat Native n domestic breed indigenous breed Horro chicken are found in the Oromia regional state in western Ethiopia, at altitudes ranging from 2 580 to 2 810 m (asl) in a tepid to cool wet highland ecological zone. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Jarso English Eggs, Meat domestic breed indigenous breed found in the central highland areas local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Konso Local The Konso chickens are found in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Regional State in south Ethiopia at altitudes ranging from 1 471 to 1 898 m asl in a humid lowland to wet highland ecological zone. The population is estimated to be approximately 107 600, and the major ethnic community keeping this population is the Konso. Konso chickens are reared under scavenging management. Most of the cocks (43 percent) have red body plumage whereas brown (28 percent), zigrima (17 percent) and black (15 percent) are the prominent plumage colours in hens. About 4 percent of the cocks and less than 2 percent of the hens have naked necks. Both white (54 percent) and yellow (46 percent) skin colours exist. However, 56 percent of the cocks have yellow skin. The birds are mainly pea combed (49 percent) followed by a relatively large proportion of rose comb (22 percent). The shape of the head is mainly flat (45 percent); most of the chickens have blocky body shapes, although about 17 percent of the cocks and 13 percent of the hens have a triangular body shape. The average shank length of adult males is 10.1 cm and that of females is 7.1 cm. Adult males weigh about 1 411 g and females 1 011 g (Nigussie et al., 2010). Eggs, Meat local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs domestic strain imported; exotic urban and peri-urban areas reared by small and large-scale commercial producers international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Mandura English The Mandura population is found in the Benshangul Gumuz regional state in northwest Ethiopia at altitudes ranging from 1 047 to 1 426 m asl in a hot, sub-humid lowland ecological zone. They are reared by mixed communities of Amhara, Gumuz and Agaw. The population of these chickens is relatively small, estimated to be only 21 200. Brown is the most predominant plumage in the population followed by red, white and kokima (white or grayish strips on brown or reddish background). Complete red is typical of males (38 percent of male plumage) but absent in females. Hens have all variants of colours including zigrima (24 percent), the most predominant, which is almost absent in males. The majority of males (about 40 percent) possess shining red back feathers that are entirely absent in females. Almost all chickens have normal feather distribution except a small proportion (3 percent) of naked neck chickens. The majority of the birds have white skin, regardless of sex, and most of the chickens are pea combed (55 percent). The average shank length of adult males is 8.4 cm and that of females is 7.1 cm. Adult males weigh about 1 652 g and females 1 426 g (Nigussie et al., 2010). Eggs, Meat local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic urban and peri-urban areas Reared by small and large-scale commercial producers and White Leghorns as well as their crosses with indigenous chicken are used by rural smallholders for egg and meat production. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Tepi Sheka domestic breed indigenous breed found in the central highland areas local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken Tililli English Eggs, Meat domestic breed indigenous breed found in the central highland areas local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic strain imported; exotic urban and peri-urban areas Reared by small and large-scale commercial producers and White Leghorns as well as their crosses with indigenous chicken are used by rural smallholders for egg and meat production. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Dromedary Amibara English They are light, short and lowland types Small barrel and heart girth with small body weight, and long tail Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Dromedary Gellebe English They are long, heavy weight and long sized Prominent hump, wide chest and hip, long neck and tail Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Dromedary Hoor English long, heavy weight and long sized Wide belly, long legs, Long body, tall height, small hip width Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Dromedary Jijiga English light, short and lowland types Short length, medium body size and barrel girth Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Dromedary Liben English long, heavy weight and long sized groups Prominent hump, wide chest and hip, long neck and tail Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Dromedary Mille English light, short and lowland types Small barrel and heart girth with small body weight, and long tail Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Dromedary Shinille English light, short and lowland types Long ear with small body weight and heart girth, short height at shoulder, barrel girth, and short neck length Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Duck (domestic) Albet English Bate Eggs, Meat white and black colrs are dominant Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in Gambela and Benishangul regions 57 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Abergelle English Meat, Milk, SkinsHides This breed is used to produce milk for domestic consumption and their skin is also used to make aprons, containers, etc. The coat color of most goats are plain and patchy with Spotted coat colors are common. 2 2 Both males and females have horns and in most cases the horns in males are much bigger and spiral shaped. 74 70.1 28.4 This breed has been characterized as stocky, compact and well-built body conformation with a straight to concave facial profile.The hair is short and smooth in both sexes while males have beards and ruffs. Native n domestic breed indigenous breed This breed is dominantly found at abergelle area and distributed in Tekeze River and some parts of Alamata of the Tigray Region, and Wag-Himra (Sekota) and as well as East Gondar zones of the Amhara Region. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Afar English Meat, Medical, Milk adapted to arid area and environments where they are watered every three or four days. The breed has special merits for the community through extensive milking, providing delicate meat (bekel), and blood as medicine. Afar goats are milked for domestic use or sale and maintained for meat, milk and skin production and for social affairs as they are commonly given away as dowry. Patchy coat color with variable colors-white,light brown, black 2 2 Both males and females are horned, though females have smaller horns 23.7 They are characterized by having a concave facial profile, narrow face and forward-pointed ears and also characterized being leggy. Most males have beards while wattles could appear in both males and females Native n Domestic Breed This breed is dominantly found in Afar region but also distributed in northern and western Hararghe zones of the Oromia Region. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic central, eastern, southeastern, and southern parts of the country. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Goat Arsi-Bale English This breed is found around Arsi and Bale which its name has been driven. Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Goats at higher altitudes have longer hair. The dominant coat color varies considerably with white as the most common color in males, and brown in females. 2 2 Males have curved and backward-pointed horns while Females mostly have shorter horns 30.4 The breed characteristics as medium to large size with straight facial profile. Have ruffs, most with beards. In addition to this both males and females have Wattles. Native n domestic breed indigenous breed These are distributed in Arsi, Bale and western Hararghe zones of the Oromia Region, and the high altitude areas of Sidama zone of the Southern Region and Rift Valley from lake Abaya to south Shewa zone. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Boer English Boer Due to the low survival and reproduction performances, the population size of the breed is decreasing. 2 2 58.98 53.22 White body with red head color Exotic y Domestic Breed The origin of Boer goat is in South Africa. Debre Birhan, Sirinka, and Jinka Hair scavenger, semi - intensive 3.14 2.87 1.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Goat Eastern and Southeastern English Previously this breed was classified as Hararghe Highland, short-eared Somali and long-eared Somali Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Mainly white coat; short smooth hair. 2 2 Horns are present in both males and females and the horns are curved and oriented backwards. Males have beards but only the Long-eared Somali bucks have ruffs. Short-eared Somali goats have shorter and slightly forward pointed ears while the Long-eared Somali goats have horizontally oriented and semi-pendulous ears. Mainly these breed have a straight facial profile and a short, smooth. Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in Hararghe Highland, Ogaden, Dire Dawa, and lowlands of Bale, lowlands of Borana zone of Oromia and in some parts of Sidama zone of the Southern Region. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Gumuz English Western Lowland Meat, Milk, SkinsHides fawn or white patchycolor 2 2 Most males have straight horns and orientated backwards Short, straight face Native n domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Highland English This breed was previously classified as Central and Northwest Highland Meat, Milk, SkinsHides white, brown, and black in color with shiny short hair, 2 2 Both males and females are horned that could be straight or curved 30.1 This breed is characterized as with small in size, having a straight-to-concave facial profile. Some have wattles while most adult male have beards but no ruffs. Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Keffa English Keffa goat is related to the Western Highland goats Meat, SkinsHides having dominant colors of black or brown 2 2 Most males have straight and backward oriented horns 28.2 This breed has been characterized as relatively short and it has a straight facial profile. Males have beards and ruffs and in some goats observed Wattles. Native n Domestic breed indigenous breed Distributed in the highlands and lowlands of Keffa and South Shewa zones of the southern region. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Alemaya and Debub Universities. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Goat Woyito-Guji English Woyto-Guji goats are known to be related to the Arsi-Bale types. Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides They are characterized as covered with shiny and smooth hair of various colors predominantly reddish-brown appearing in a patchy pattern with black or brown stripes running along the back 2 2 Both most males and females are horned which is oriented backward or upward and sometimes laterally but some are polled 29.1 They are medium-sized goat having small head with mostly straight-to-concave facial profile and wattles but males have beards and ruffs. Native n domestic breed indigenous breed These goats inhabit a wide area extending from South Omo to southern Sidama and Wolayita. Woyto-Guji goats are also found in trypanosomiasis affected areas in and along the Gelo valley to the south of Lake Abaya and other adjacent areas. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Horse Abyssinian English DraughtPower, Transport They are heavily working animals serving for various purposes. comment: variable in coloured 129 125 They have unsound conformation, paunchy belly and deep back. n domestic breed Abyssinian horses are found mainly in the north and north central parts of Ethiopia, particularly in northern Gondar following chains of mountains known as Semien Mountains. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Horse Bale English DraughtPower, Transport Primarily used for transport and load carrying 129.2 125.5 They have unsound conformation, punchy belly, and deep-back with coarse body. They are deep-chested, deep-shouldered, long-necked and long-tailed. They are typical pony type of horses in Ethiopia n Domestic Breed Bale horses are found in the highlands of Bale zone on the eastern side of the Great Rift Valley that dissect Ethiopia into the eastern and western highlands local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Horse Borana English Transport They are typical representative of lowland horses in Ethiopia. Borana horses are regularly affected and ravaged by recurrent droughts occurring in the area. They are hardy breed type that adapted to moisture stress and stressful environments of southern Ethiopia All horses are characterized by uniform bay coat color and are good looking. Native n Domestic Breed The major breeding tract of this horse population is around Megga town in Borana zone, in the southern rangelands of Ethiopia. They are kept by the well-known Borana Oromo pastoralists local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Horse Horro English DraughtPower, Transport 128.2 125 It has unsound conformations Native n Domestic Breed Horro horses are found around Western central highland, Horro district of Oromia region. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Horse Kafa English Kafa horses are typical heavy forest type horses in Ethiopia. Transport Primarily used for transport and load carrying. Rarely housed. Mares are mainly live in the forests and used for foaling only 133.2 126.2 Coarse body, big body sizes and well-sprung ribs are among their distinct phenotypic characteristics. They have also long manes usually laying on the right side of their neck. Though they have nearly similar body heights and body length with Selale, they are deep-chested and deep-shouldered and also their chest circumference surpasses all Ethiopian horse populations. n Domestic Breed Their breeding tract is restricted to the tropical rainforest and coffee-growing areas of Kafa-sheka zones in Southwestern Ethiopia. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Horse Kundido feral English They acquired their name from the name of the mountain where they live in a feral state, Kundido Mountain in Eastern Ethiopia. Currently, Kundido feral horses are under high risk of becoming extinct. Poor knowledge of horse management practices, high rate of inbreeding and extreme market demands for new born foals are major threatening factors to Kundido feral horses. Currently, Kundido feral horses are under high risk of becoming extinct. Poor knowledge of horse management practices, high rate of inbreeding and extreme market demands for new born foals are major threatening factors to Kundido feral horses. Feral horses currently under domestication process Unsound conformation, short-backed, paunchy belly with dipped top line. Native n Feral Breed Kundido Mountain and nearby areas in Eastern Ethiopia local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Horse Selale English They are also known as Oromo horses (a name of ethnic group that raise them) Transport 133.7 129.6 They are elegant, have straight top lines, fine legs, symmetrical and sound conformation with well-developed crest in stallions. Native n Domestic Breed Their breeding tract is limited to the central highland plateau of Ethiopia, North Shewa zone, commonly known as Selale. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Horse Wilwal English Local elders reported that the name Wilwal was given after the name of well known Somali warlord and local governor called Wilwal Farah Hersi who had been using these horses to fight the British colonialist during the early colonial period in Ethiopian Somali and Somalia. Moreover, Wilwal Farah Hersi had been using Wilwal horses to exchange information with the central Ethiopian government of the time and also to transport weapons supplied by the central government. Somali or Dirdaa’u, Ogaden Wilwal horses have sound conformation, smooth body and are generally elegant and large. Native n Domestic Breed the origin of the Wilwal horses is not clearly known They are common around Jijjiga town at specific places known as Dhik, Kebribeya and Waju. Other horse population is exclusively living in a feral state at a place known as Aware, located near a border between Somalia and Ethiopia. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Afar English Adal , Danakil Meat they are hardy and drought tolerant, adapted to heat, feed and water shortage, good meat yield; fatty meat ;long trekking uniform creamy white/beige coat and blond with other colors ranging from shaded white to light brown are the predominant color. 63.6 31.6 It has medium sized body Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in Afar region; bordering Tigray, Amhara; east and west Harerghe and east Shewa of Oromia region extensive (non backyard) grazing transhumant 1 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Arsi-Bale English The name has given from the region in which they are found dominantly. Adilo Meat Adapted to cold, to produce in good environment . covered with coarse wool (wavy wool) with dominant black color 64.1 They are characterized by fat-tail Native n Domestic Breed They are widely distributed in Arsi, Bale, Hararghe and East Shewa zones of Oromia and parts of the Southern region like Adilo area. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Awassi Awassi 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Black Head Somali English The name has given from the region in which they are found dominantly. Previously they were called by different names like Black Head Persian,Wanke, Ogaden, BerberaBlack Head. Meat They are characterized as hardy and well adapted to the dry, drought-prone environments distinguished by the black color of the head and predominantly white body color 0 0 There are no horns for both sexes 61.3 59.97 29.5 25.8 Fat rump tail type. Native n Domestic Breed It is distributed in Ogadenarea of the Ethiopian Somali region, lowlands of Bale, Borena and to some extent in south Omozoneas well as parts of east Harerghe. Culturally they are reared by Somali, Oromo, Konso and south Omo people. 13.65 17.97 23.56 10.46 9.12 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Bonga English The name has given from the region in which they are found dominantly. Meat Adapted to produce in good environment predominantly plain brown color 0 0 66.7 It is characterized by large body size and long fat tailed and straight tapering end Native n domestic breed It is distributed in Keffa, Sheka and Bench zones of Southern Nation,Nationality and People Regional State. wool 7.51 9.3 14.9 9 21 267 150 480 7.4 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Dorper English Dorper White body with black head color Exotic y Domestic Breed Origin of Dorper sheep is in South Africa Debre Birhan, Areka international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Gumz English The name has given from the region in which they are found dominantly. Meat Adapted to heat, unique genetic make-up adapted to feed and water shortage Commonly plain brown with patchy; white with brown or black patchy 0 0 polled horn 62.9 Group of thin tailed sheep; hairy fiber type and have long thin tail; convex face profile; long pendulous ear Native n Domestic Breed Distributed in Benishangul –Gumz region up to the lowlands of north Gondar. local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down Meat 0 0 Large sheep with dark brown face, ears and legs. Wool on poll and cheeks domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Horro English Meat more prolific and twin births are common A1-8 It is characterized brown and fawn in colour 0 0 without horn for both sexes 73 68 38.2 This breed is larger breed than most other indigenous sheep breed found in Ethiopia. long fat tailed either straight or coiled at the tapering end Native n domestic breed This sheep breed is dominant in and around Horro-Gudru area and in east Welega, west Welega, Illubabor, Jimma and west Shewa zones of Oromia region, and in some districts of bordering Gambella and Benishangul-Gumz regions. hair extensive (non back yard) grazing stationary 88 200 2.9 2.9 7.1 7.8 13.3 11 19 234 150 450 7.9 84 The animals are kept under mixed farming conditions. 1.35 local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Merino Merino Wool uni coloured: white 2 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Rashaidi Rashaidi Baherie, Rasciaida Meat uni coloured: red, brown, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 domestic variety variety of Ethiopian or originated from Yemen wool coarse/carpet FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Romney eng. Romney 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Semien English Meat, Wool Adapted to cold, high altitude, and feed shortage, 2 2 It has unique, long laterally spiral horn in males and short horns in most females. 63.3 64.9 24.9 24.9 It is the largest of the highland woolen sheep and is characterized by fat tailed. Native n Domestic Breed This is distributed in North Gondar zone of Amhara region (Debark, Dabat, Janamora, Wegera) Wool extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Short fat tailed English This breed groupis named based on characteristics of their tail features and it includes Sekota, Farta, Menze, Tikur and Wollo sheep types. Sekota, Farta, Menze, Tikur, Wollo Meat, Wool Native n Domestic Breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ethiopia ETH Sheep Washera English Agew , Dangilla Meat high twinning rates The growth rate after weaning is comparable and even better than some other indigenous breeds and their faster growths rate is an indicator for commercial mutton production for the local and export markets. predominantly brown 0 0 both males and females are polled Distinguishing physical characteristics of the breed are short, fat tail; short-haired; large body size. Native n Domestic Breed It is distributed in west and east Gojam and Agew Awi zones of Amhara region; Dangur, Madura districts. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Finland FIN Alpaca Alpakka fin. Alpaca Hobby, Wool 90 90 65 65 domestic 1 local No Material atRisk critical -Finland FIN American Bison Biisoni fin. American Bison Meat regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Finland FIN Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat In 2004, there are 4500 breeding females of this breed. Black 0 0 1200 700 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported; exotic UK 40 37 25.9 weight at 200 days bulls: 309 kg; weight at 200 days heifers: 277 weight at 365 days bulls: 530 kg; weight at 365 days heifers: 400 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Ayrshire Finnish Ayrshire is the mainstream dairy breed. eng. Ayrshire Finnish Ayrshire Meat, Milk This is the most productive Red cattle population in the world (see INTERBULL). F allele found at kappa casein. multi coloured: red, white 0 0 145 127 1000 580 y 1901 domestic breed The Finnish breed of Ayrshire dairy cattle is based on animals imported at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. The breed has been crossed with other Nordic red breeds. since 1950, Norwegian Cattle (NRF), Swedish Red and White (SRB), Canadian Ayrshire. country-wide 8625 4.29 3.46 413 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Meat Cream, brown 0/2 0/2 1300 800 y domestic breed imported; exotic 45 42 29.4 weight at 200 days bulls: 312 kg; weight at 200 days heifers: 283 kg weight at 365 days heifers: 431 kg international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat White 0/2 0/2 1300 850 y domestic breed imported; exotic 48 44 28 weight at 200 days bulls: 324 kg; weight at 200 days heifers: 291 kg weight at 365 days bulls: 574 kg; weight at 365 days heifers: 438 kg international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Dexter eng. Dexter Meat 550 350 y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway 900 500 y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Hereford Hereford Meat Red and white 0/2 0/2 1200 700 y domestic breed imported; exotic 41 39 26 Weight at 200 days bulls: 288 kg; Weight at 200 days heifers: 263 kg Weight at 365 days bulls: 502 kg; Weight at 365 days heifers: 380 kg international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Highland cattle Highland Ylämaankarja Meat Brown 2 2 Long horns 850 500 y domestic breed imported; exotic 29 28 36.8 Weight at 200 days bulls: 211 kg; Weight at 200 days heifers: 188 kg Weight at 365 days bulls: 297 kg; Weight at 365 days heifers: 246 kg international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Holstein Holstein-Friesian is the second most common dairy breed in Finland, and its share is increasing. fin. Holstein (black and white) Milk multi coloured: black and white 2 2 618 y 1967 domestic breed imported from Sweden and Denmark in 1960s and later from USA and the Netherlands. 1960s country-wide 9366 3.93 3.37 412 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Itäsuomenkarja fin. Eastern Finncattle, Kyyttö Meat, Milk In 2004: the cattle population of this breed increased in recent years. The culling programme carried out a rescue programme for breeds at risk, like the Eastern Finncattle. Adapted to the local habitat and production purposes. The breed is known for its high twinning rate. The frequency of K-casein B is over 50%. Unique MHC polymorphism. Animals of this breed are mainly polled. The cows had to walk long distances during the war (1939-44) when Karelia was evacuated. multi coloured: red with white back 0 0 130 122 600 500 Typically polled Native y 1898 Domestic Breed indigenous breed, local breed 1898 since 1950, < 5% from Friesian (Sweden), Ayrshire (Finland) eastern Finland 3756 4.24 3.51 390 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Finland FIN Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 476 y domestic breed imported; exotic 7650 5.1 4 390 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Limousin Limousin Meat 0/2 0/2 1200 750 y domestic breed imported; exotic 43 40 30.2 Weight at 200 days bulls: 293 kg; Weight at 200 days heifers: 263 kg Weight at 365 days bulls: 500 kg; Weight at 365 days heifers: 399 kg international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Länsisuomenkarja fin. Western Finncattle Meat, Milk Adapted to the local habitat and production purposes. This breed is known for its fertility due to a high twinning rate. uni coloured: red-brown 0 0 140 123 850 530 y 1904 domestic breed indigenous breed since 1950, < 5% from Friesian (Sweden), Ayrshire (Finland) country-wide 6782 4.36 3.47 401 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Finland FIN Cattle Piemontese Piedmont Meat Grey 0 0 1000 650 y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Finland FIN Cattle Pohjoissuomenkarja fin. Northern Finncattle, Lapinlehmä Meat, Milk 2004: the cattle population of this breed increased in recent years. The culling programme carried out a rescue programme for breeds at risk, like the Northern Finncattle. Adapted to the local habitat and production purposes. The frequency of K-casein B is around 70%. Animals of this breed are mainly polled. They are extremely tame. The cows had to walk long distances during the war, especially in 1944-45 when Lapland was evacuated. uni coloured: usually completely white
multi coloured: white with small black or red spots 0 0 128 118 650 515 y 1905 domestic breed indigenous breed; White cattle of north Finland since 1950, > 20% from Friesian (Sweden), Ayrshire (Finland), Fellbreed (Sweden) and since 1970`s from Swedish Mountain cattle northern Finland, spreading to southern part of Finland 5271 4.31 3.42 403 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Finland FIN Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat 0/2 0/2 1300 800 y domestic breed imported; exotic 47 44 27.3 Weight at 200 days bulls: 337 kg; Weight at 200 days heifers: 298 kg Weight at 365 days bulls: 584 kg; Weight at 365 days heifers: 456 kg international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Finland FIN Chicken Dekalb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Dekalb Eggs White domestic strain 300 5 5 international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Finland FIN Chicken Hy-Line Ruskea fin. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown Eggs Brown international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Finland FIN Chicken Hy-Line Valkoinen fin. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line White Eggs White international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Finland FIN Chicken LSL eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Eggs White 63 5 international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Finland FIN Chicken Maatiaiskana fin. Suomalainen maatiaiskana, the Finnish Landrace chicken Finnish Landrace Chicken Eggs, Hobby, Meat The breed is composed of 10 different strains within Finland. Archaeological evidence suggests that chickens appeared in Finland almost 1000 years ago in the Iron Age. Animals of this breed are hardy. They are well adapted to the Finnish climate and production environment. The females are known for broodiness. These animals are very lively, robust and low demanding. Single White Grey Various color Barred, Sex-linked Indigenous Very colourful breed Black, dark brown, light brown, grey grey, yellow 2 1.8 They are black, white, black and white, dark brown, light brown or grey in colour. Native n Domestic Breed Finnish indigenous breed; consists of 10 different strains (named as alho, horniolainen, hämäläinen, iittiläinen, ilmajokelainen, jussila, kiuruvetinen, piikkiöläinen, savitaipale and tyrnävä) In all country, however, the most part of the population locates in South and South-West Finland. 219 50 250 55 back yard or farm yard production concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 6 5.6 3 3 4 To allow natural behaviour, usually artificial lighting programmes are not typically used. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Deer Poro fin. Fennoscandian domestic reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) Reindeer Meat, Racing, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction Semi-domesticated Essential part of Sami culture Well adapted to sub-arctic environment; natural pastures Grey (white, dark grey) 2 2 Solid bone antlers which are replaced annually. 110 95 130 80 feral species Northern Finland extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 90 10 0.4 5 5 6 18 24 365 10 400 25 52 Experimental herd data, 1987 - 2010 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Dog Karjalankarhukoira fin. Karelian Bear Dog Hobby, Hunting The Karelian Bear Dog is mainly used in hunting big game - elk and bear. Black and white 57 52 26 18 y 1946 domestic breed 5.7 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Finland FIN Dog Lapinporokoira fin. Lapponian Herder Herding, Hobby In 2010 the Lapponian Herder is mostly a popular pet dog, but it is also still used in herding reindeer in Lappland. The breed has a open register and non-registered working dogs can be taken to the breed. 51 46 y 1966 domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Finland FIN Dog Suomenajokoira fin. Finnish Hound Hobby, Hunting The Finnish Hound is used in hunting rabbits and foxes. Tricolour (brown, black, white) 58 55 y 1932 domestic breed 6.1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Finland FIN Dog Suomenlapinkoira fin. Finnish Lapphund Herding, Hobby In 2010 the Finnish Lapphund is mostly a popular pet dog, but it is also still used in herding reindeer in Lappland. 49 44 y 1967 domestic breed 4.9 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Finland FIN Dog Suomenpystykorva fin. Finnish Spitz Hobby, Hunting The Finnish Spitz is mainly used in hunting wildfowl, but also it is also used in hunting elk and small game. Brown 47 43 13 11 y 1892 domestic breed 4.1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Finland FIN Duck (domestic) Pekingin Ankka fin. Pekin Pekin Meat middle level 4 3.5 domestic breed imported from Norway 100 6 6 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Goat Suomenvuohi fin. Finngoat Hobby, Meat, Milk Adapted to the local habitat and production purposes. uni coloured: brown, white
multi coloured: black, grey, brown, white spotted or saddled 0/2 0/2 70 60 68 50 domestic breed The current Finnish Landracegoat population has been created by mixing the indigenous breed Finnish goat with European, mostly Swiss, breeds. There has not been any importation of genetic material for the last 30 years. since 1960, < 5% from Norwegian, Norway Western Finland. The Finnish Landrace is the only goat breed found in Finland local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Finland FIN Goose (domestic) Valkea Italialainen fin. Roman White Italian Meat 7.5 6.5 domestic breed The population has been imported from Sweden. White Italian was created in the 1920's through cross-breeding German Landrace and Emden. 1920's 6 6 international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Finland FIN Horse Angloarabialainen täysiverihevonen fin. Anglo-Arab Anglo-Arab y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Arabialainen täysverihevonen fin. Arab Arab Riding (sports) This breed is known for its endurance and elegance. uni coloured: grey, chestnut or bay 155 150 450 450 long fine mane and tail, short back y 1955 domestic breed imported from Sweden since 1950, > 20% from other Arabian (Europe) southern Finland international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Connemara Pony eng. Connemara Pony Sport The animals are known as good riding ponies. uni coloured: dun with dark legs, grey, bay, black, brown, also roan, chestnut 144 140 400 400 1971 domestic breed none country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Englantilainen täysverinen fin. Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Sport This breed is known for its speed and stamina. uni coloured: various colours 165 160 450 450 fine coat, long legs y 1960 domestic breed imported from Sweden country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Finnish Riding Pony domestic breed continually imported local No Material unknown unknown -Finland FIN Horse Islannin Hevonen fin. Iceland Pony Iceland Pony Sport This breed is known as good pade pony, 5-gait-pony and sturdy animals. uni coloured: usually grey or dun, sometimes bay or chestnut, few black 135 135 360 350 1960 domestic breed continually imported from Iceland 1950 southern Finland international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Lämminverinen Ravihevonen fin. Warm-Blooded Trotter Sport 2004: About 38 % of Finnish horses are Warm Blooded Trotters. This breed is known for its trotting speed. uni coloured: bay, chestnut, black 157 157 500 510 1958 domestic breed composite of horses imported from Sweden, Standard (USA) and Orlov Trotter (Former USSR) since 1950 from Sweden country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Finland FIN Horse New Forest Pony eng. New Forest Pony Sport The animals are good riding ponies. uni coloured: any colour except piebald or skewbald 139 140 400 400 well build 1971 domestic breed none country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Riding Horse eng. Adapted to the Finnish natural and production environment. domestic variety variety of the Finnhorse. local No Material unknown unknown -Finland FIN Horse Russponi fin. Gotland Pony Gotland Russ, Gotland Pony Sport This breed is known as good trotting pony. uni coloured: commonly bay or black, also all other standard colours 130 130 250 280 y 1957 domestic breed none country-wide regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Finland FIN Horse Shetlannin poni fin. Shetland Pony Shetland Pony Sport This breed is a good company pony. comment: any colour 100 100 150 160 profuse mane and tail, deep chest, short croup and legs 1973 domestic breed country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Small horse Adapted to the Finnish natural and production environment. domestic variety variety of the Finnhorse local No Material unknown unknown -Finland FIN Horse Suomalainen puoliverihevonen fin. Finnish warmblood Finnish Warmblood (Fnb) Riding (sports) uni coloured: bay 167 163 600 600 good conformation y 1980 domestic breed imported from Sweden and other European countries 75% import from abroad country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Finland FIN Horse Suomenhevonen fin. Finnhorse Finnhorse Hobby, Racing, Riding (sports), Riding (work) In this breed there are 4 different breeding lines: trotter, mount, small horse and workhorse. In 2010 there are only 500 workhorses left in Finland. Adapted to the Finnish natural and production environment. "This breed is an """"all-round horse"""" (trotter, riding horse, work horse)." uni coloured: usually chestnut, occasionally bay or black with white markings on head and legs 157 157 550 510 y 1907 domestic breed Local North European breed. The workhorse, riding horse, trotter and small horse are varieties of the Finnhorse country-wide regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Welsh eng. Welsh Pony Sport willingness uni coloured: any colour except piebald or skewbald 125 122 200 200 light head, hard legs 1971 domestic breed none country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Horse Workhorse eng. Adapted to the Finnish natural and production environment. domestic variety variety of the Finnhorse local No Material unknown unknown -Finland FIN Horse vuonohevonen fin. Fjord Fjord domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Llama Laama fin. Llhama Hobby, Wool 125 125 125 125 local No Material atRisk critical -Finland FIN Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Pig Hampshire Hampshire domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Finland FIN Pig Large White eng. Large White Yorkshire Meat In 2004, Norway has stopped breeding the Yorkshire population. Very low frequency of the halothane gene is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 100 75 250 200 erect ears 1914 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and Denmark since 1970, < 5% from Yorkshire (Sweden) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Pig Maatiaissika fin. Finnish Landrace Finnish Landrace Meat In 2004, Norway has stopped breeding the Finnish Landrace population. There are 19000 reproducing females of this breed. There is a very low frequency of the halothane gene reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 100 75 250 200 lop ears 1914 domestic breed indigenous breed. The original Finnish Landrace pig was crossbred with the Norwegian indigenous breed in the 1960s and 1970s since 1970, < 5% from Landrace (Norway) country-wide regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Finland FIN Quail Viiriäinen fin. Eggs domestic mongrel (Birds) imported from Sweden local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Finland FIN Sheep Ahvenanmaanlammas fin. Åland sheep, Ålandsfår Meat, Wool Northern insular climate, typically copse and meadow-pasturing slight game flavour in meat, high meat percentage 0/2 0/2 75 70 60 40 Native y 1995 Domestic Breed Åland (the following districts: Kökar, Lumparland and Kumlinge) Åland wool coarse/carpet 2.5 1.5 4 7 2.5 2.5 5 7 24 60 12 365 7 Feeding of adults in summer: grazing, in winter: fodder 2.5 1 5 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Finland FIN Sheep Dala Dala 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Finland FIN Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Finland FIN Sheep Itäfriisiläinen fin. East Friesian international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Sheep Kainuunharmas fin. Kainuu Grey Meat, Wool 2004: This breed is increasing, but is still at risk. The culling programme, carried out by the joint Nordic breeding programme, started a rescue programme for the Kainuu Grey Sheep. Adapted to the local habitat and production purposes. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Finland FIN Sheep Oxford Down eng. Oxford Down 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Sheep Ruotsalainen turkislammas Swedish Fur 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Sheep Rygja fin. Rygja 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Finland FIN Sheep Shropshire eng. Shropshire 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Sheep Suomenlammas fin. Finnsheep Meat, Wool There are four distinctive sub-breeds within Finnsheep (no. ewes): white (<12 000), black (< 5000), brown (< 2000), grey (Kainuun harmas, fin.)(< 1000).
In 2004, The most common sheep breed in finland is the Finnsheep with its 40% share of ewes. There are 5500 reproducing females of this breed. The number of the Finnsheep population has decreased, and most ewes are serviced using rams of other breeds. There are four distinctive sub-breeds within Finnsheep (no. ewes): white (<12 000), black (< 5000), brown (< 2000), grey (Kainuun harmas, fin.)(< 1000). Animals of this breed are resistant to scrapie. The animals mature young, a long mating season and an average litter size of 2.7 are reported. uni colour: white, black, brown or grey 0 0 79 65 105 72 4 teats in 20% ewes, functional in 25% of these y 1923 domestic breed indigenous breed East-Finnish type of landrace sheep since 1960, < 5% from Texel, Swedish Peltsheep (Sweden), Rygja(Norway) country-wide wool 25 18 2.7 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Finland FIN Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 105 80 1982 domestic breed imported from Sweden and Denmark southern Finland wool international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Finland FIN Turkey BUT 9 Commercial strain- BUT 9 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Finland FIN Turkey Nicholas eng. Commercial strain- Nicholas international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Finland FIN Turkey Pronssikalkkuna fin. Bronze Finnish Bronze Meat fancy 9 5 domestic breed imported from Spain in the 17th century 17th century 20 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Fiji FJI Cattle Anglo-Nubian crossbreed eng. 0 0 domestic breed locally developed The majority of goats are managed under semi-intensive management systems within mixed farming systems. Goats are normally housed at night because of problems of theft and dog attack. local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Cattle Belmont Red crossbreed Only used for crossbreeding. GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Cattle Brahmans eng. Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Brahman crossbreeds are also widely used. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Cattle Charolais crossbreed GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Cattle Jersey crossbreed eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Cattle Limousin Limousins have been introduced to improve beef production. eng. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Cattle Murray Grey crossbreed eng. Murray Grey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Fiji FJI Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Santa Gertrudis is crossed with Hereford and Brahmans. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Chicken Fiji jungle fowl eng. domestic breed indigenous breeds local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Chicken Rhode Island Red crossbreed crossbred with the native jungle fowl to improve production. eng. GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Chicken Tegel Meat domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Chicken White Leghorn crossbreed crossbred with the native jungle fowl to improve production. eng. GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Duck (domestic) Indigenous duck eng. wild breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin domestic breed imported 2003 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Goat Fiji Fiji Meat comment: various colours 2 2 45 32 domestic breed mixed origin (including Anglo-Nubian, Indian, Swiss) late 19th century 84 71 W48-30 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Muscovy duck Muscovy duck Muscovy domestic species imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Pig Local pig eng. The use of indigenous pig breeds is largely confined to outer islands where they are better adapted to the poor levels of nutrition and management under which they are managed. domestic breed indigenous breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Pigeon Wild pigeon eng. wild breed local No Information unknown unknown -Fiji FJI Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 0 0 domestic breed The majority of sheep are managed under semi-intensive management systems within mixed farming systems. Sheep are normally housed at night because of problems of theft and dog attack. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Fiji FJI Sheep Fiji 0 0 domestic breed locally developed local No Information unknown unknown -Falkland Islands (Malvinas) FLK Chicken Asa Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown industrial domestic breed imported from United Kingdom international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Falkland Islands (Malvinas) FLK Chicken Falkland Chicken eng. Eggs middle level domestic mongrel (Birds) imported as eggs from South-America and United Kingdom; over the years many breeds have been crossed; Some nacked necked chicken were introduced and some with fancy comb and crest as well. They are now all mixed. Small lots of eggs are imported each year (less than 100) of various breeds, e.g. UK, for introduction into existing Mongrel strains. local No Information unknown unknown -Falkland Islands (Malvinas) FLK Duck (domestic) Tame Duck eng. Eggs middle level comment: majority have mallard markings, some black, white, fawn colours also exist domestic mongrel (Birds) imported from United Kingdom as eggs local No Information unknown unknown -Falkland Islands (Malvinas) FLK Goose (domestic) Tame Goose eng. Eggs some have long ribbon feathers domestic mongrel (Birds) imported from South-America and United Kingdom local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Ass Baudet du Poitou Aujourd’hui, il est apprécié comme animal de bât et il n’est pas rare de les voir attelés. fr. Le coeur du berceau de race est la région de Melle dans les Deux-Sèvres. Poitou Âne du Poitou, Ane Poitevin Fancy, InterspeciesCrossing uni coloured: reddish-brown, black 148 148 400 400 long hair, big ears directed frontward Native y domestic breed western France local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Ass Âne Bourbonnais fr. Au cœur du Bourbonnais, à Meillers, arrondissement de Moulins et canton de Souvigny, l‘âne est identifié dans l’église Saint Julien, édifice roman datant du début du XIIè siècle. Hobby, Transport https://equipedia.ifce.fr/elevage-et-entretien/race-et-robe/races-dequides-et-stud-book/ane-bourbonnais.html C’est fin du XIXè et début du XXè siècle que l’on constate la plus grande concentration d’ânes avec 7700 sujets. Maintenant animal de compagnie et de loisirs, l’effectif s’élève à près de 300 ânes Bourbonnais. La race âne Bourbonnais a été reconnue par le Ministère de l’Agriculture en octobre 2002. Aujourd‘hui, l’âne Bourbonnais est un animal de compagnie et principalement de loisirs. Attelé ou bâté, il sera le compagnon de vos promenades en carrioles ou de vos randonnées, ce que vous pourrez faire sans difficulté. Vous l’apprécierez pour son caractère doux, pour son allure rassurante, sa robustesse et sa résistance. Autrefois, l’âne était le principal outil du métayer et fermier pour tous les travaux agraires. Il assurait les tâches de labourage, de hersage et de fenaison sur de petits lopins de terre travaillés par le métayer. Il était utilisé dans la vie courante comme moyen de transport. Brun à bai brun, nuance chocolat appréciée et possédant une bande cruciale dite Croix-de-Saint-André 130 123 "Tête : Le chanfrein est rectiligne. Les arcades sont saillantes, le contour des yeux est clair et les paupières soulignées. Le front est droit, le bout du nez, dit ""nez de biche"", est gris clair. Le liseré roux est apprécié. Oreilles : Longues, droites et attachées haut. Elles sont de la couleur de la robe. Dos : Rectiligne et musculeux. Croupe : Ronde et comble. Membres : Solides et osseux aux articulations marquées. Ils sont musclés, l’avant bras fourni et le canon court, avec ou sans zébrure. Pieds : Sabot large de bonne texture. Le talon est marqué. Ventre : Gris à gris clair incluant l’ars, l’aine et l’intérieur des postérieurs. Encolure : Forte, implantée à mi-corps et bien dirigée. Sont à éviter : les encolures brèves, mal dirigées et concavilignes." Native y 1994 Domestic Breed L'âne Bourbonnais puise ses origines dans le nord du Massif Central, berceau des ducs de Bourbon. La province Bourbonnaise est composée de l'actuel département de l'Allier, d'une partie du Cher nommée le Boischaut, effleure la partie nord du Puy de Dôme ainsi qu'une petite bande à l'extrême sud de la Nièvre. Un domaine où il fut précurseur et déjà bien présent : le tourisme ! En effet, Vichy, grande station thermale du début du 20ème siècle, proposait à ses curistes la visite de la ville et ses parcs en voiture menée par notre âne. Polyvalent, l'Ane Bourbonnais reste aujourd'hui un acteur constant de la vie quotidienne : compagnon de loisirs, de travail ou de thérapie. 1862 Majoritairement dans le Bourbonnais : département de l'Allier (03) dans la région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -France FRA Ass Âne de Provence Randonner : son caractère, son pied sûr, sa conformation en font un excellent randonneur, même en terrain accidenté. Débroussailler : bien adapté en terrains secs, c’est un débroussailleur assidu, qui peut entretenir des pare-feu. Travailler : facile à dresser au bât, à l’attelage, à la monte. Il est encore présent aux côtés de quelques bergers pour accompagner les transhumances. fr. Hobby, Transport Les enquêtes et les rassemblements d'ânes de Provence ont permis également de vérifier une exacte superposition de la zone où se déroule le système d’élevage ovin transhumant avec l’aire d’origine des animaux reconnus comme appartenant à la race, c'est à dire la Provence, les Alpes du sud et du nord (Dauphiné et Savoie) ainsi que le sud des Cévennes (Ardèche provençale). "La robe la plus typique est de type “gris tourterelle"" (reflet rosé) et peut varier des teintes très claires aux teintes foncées, avec sur le dos une raie de mulet et une bande scapulaire formant la croix de St André bien marquée, toujours présente. Ces différentes teintes de gris sont toujours uniformes. Toutes les autres robes sont exclues. Les yeux en amandes sont cerclés de noir et le tour des yeux est souvent éclairci. Le front, les oreilles et le bord des yeux sont presque toujours teintés de roux. Le bout du nez est généralement éclairci. Les membres peuvent être marqués par le dessin de zébrures plus ou moins nombreuses. Souvent on notera au moins une zébrure dessinée en diagonale sur les antérieurs, au niveau des avant-bras" " “gris tourterelle"" (reflet rosé) avec sur le dos une raie de mulet et une bande scapulaire formant la croix de St André bien marquée, toujours présente." 127 123 La tête est plutôt forte et le chanfrein large et rectiligne, parfois marqué par un bout de nez fuyant. Les oreilles sont plantées au sommet du crane, l’encolure est épaisse et de longueur moyenne. Les membres solides, à ossature forte, Le sabot plutôt large pour celui d’un âne, est bien adapté à la marche et à la charge. Le dos est fort et droit, le rein court et musclé et la croupe est épaisse et ronde. Native y 1995 Domestic Breed Les écrits les plus anciens montrant l’importance des ânes dans le système d’élevage ovin datent du XVè siècle. Ce système était basé sur la transhumance entre la Basse-Provence et les alpages de Haute-Provence, des Alpes et du Dauphiné. Durant près de 5 siècles, ils ont été les acteurs essentiels de la transhumance des moutons en portant, grâce à des bats adaptés, le matériel, la nourriture des bergers, le sel pour les brebis et même les agneaux nés en chemin. Les bergers ont ainsi sélectionné un âne disposant d’une ossature solide pour porter les lourdes charges, d’un tempérament docile avec de bons membres pour parcourir les drailles. L’utilisation du chemin de fer puis des camions a réduit considérablement leur rôle. De ce fait, l’effectif asin agricole recensé dans les départements provençaux (Bouches-du-Rhône, Var, Vaucluse, Alpes de Haute-Provence) qui s’élevait à environ 13000 têtes à la fin du XIXè siècle est passé à 2000 en 1956 puis seulement à 330 en 1993. Principalement Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur et Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Ass Âne des Pyrénées Croisement des mâles avec des juments de race Merens, Castillonnaise, Percheronne, Bretonne, Anglo-Arabe et Pure Race Espagnole pour la production de mulets, inscrits au registre des Mulets des Pyrénées fr. Gascon Hobby, Milk, PackBaggage, TouristAttraction, Transport L'âne des Pyrénées est une ancienne race locale, dont le standard a été défini à partir de cartes postales anciennes, de gravures et de manuels d'hippologie des siècles passés. montagne montagne "Noir brillant, noir ""mal teint"", noir pangaré, bai châtain. Le pourtour des yeux (lunettes), le bout du nez, les aisselles, le ventre, l'intérieur des membres sont décolorés. La zone tangente entre les deux couleurs est souvent nuancée de roux. Poil d’adulte ras en été Défauts hors standard Bande cruciale, raie de mulet, zébrures Robes grise, pie, isabelle, souris, tourterelle, alezane Anes « bouchards » (nez et ventre noir) Poil d’adulte long et frisé en été. " noir 127 127 On le classe en deux catégories : Type Gascon, Petite taille : 120-130cm pour les femelles et 125-135cm pour les mâles Type Catalan, Grande taille : 130cm sans limite supérieure pour les femelles, et plus de 135cm pour mâles Native y 1994 Domestic Breed L’âne des Pyrénées a pour berceau d’origine le sud et le sud-ouest de la France, ancienne province de Gascogne et la chaîne des Pyrénées. On le nomme parfois “Gascon”, format plus réduit que le “Catalan” rencontré dans les Pyrénées Orientales sélectionné pour la production mulassière et comme améliorateur. Le berceau de la race se situe principalement dans 3 régions : Aquitaine : Gironde, Landes, Pyrénées Atlantiques, Lot et Garonne Midi Pyrénées : Hautes Pyrénées, Gers, Ariège, Haute-Garonne, Tarn et Garonne Languedoc Roussillon : Aude, Pyrénées Orientales, Hérault On compte aussi quelques élevages hors berceau de race dans les régions Limousin et PACA. local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Ass Âne du Cotentin fr. L'introduction des ânes dans la Manche paraît remonter à une époque relativement ancienne DraughtPower, PackBaggage, Transport "Vers les années 1930, le département de la Manche comptait environ 9 000 ânes utilisés principalement comme ""âne de bât"" pour transporter le lait de la traite des vaches avec bâts, cageots, cannes à lait et la traditionnelle ""triolette"" (servante qui montait en amazone sur son âne ). Actuellement, l'âne est de plus en plus associé aux loisirs dans le cadre du tourisme vert. Compte tenu de sa docilité et de sa morphologie parfaitement adaptée à la randonnée et à l‘attelage, l‘Ane Cotentin rencontre un très grand succès commercial." Son caractère doux et calme en font également un formidable animal de compagnie qui est aussi utilisé à des fins thérapeutiques avec les handicapés. Son caractère doux et calme en font également un formidable animal de compagnie qui est aussi utilisé à des fins thérapeutiques avec les handicapés. Gris tourterelle parfois nuancée de teinte grise ou bleutée avec bande cruciale raie de mulet (croix de Saint-André), avec ou sans zébrures sur les membres. Sont exclues les robes baies foncées, noires et blanches. Bout du nez : de nuance noire à gris foncé. Oreilles : de bonne dimension (la moitié de la longueur faciale), bien ouvertes, au pourtour et à la base plus foncés. Membres : solides et aux aplombs affirmés. Encolure : forte, à crinière droite. Tête : rectiligne, bien attachée sur l’encolure, avec ou sans nuances roussâtres, de la couleur de la robe jusqu’à mi chanfrein et de couleur gris-blanc en dessous. Les animaux bouchards sont exclus. Poitrail : ouvert. Dos : droit. Oeil : vif, portant lunettes gris-blanc, parfois cerné de roux, avec les arcades bien marquées. Arriere-main : ronde ou déclive. Native y 1995 Domestic Breed L'âne du Cotentin était principalement concentré sur le Nord Cotentin. Aux Foires de Lessay et de Gavray dans la Manche, il se vendait, avant guerre, entre 300 à 400 ânes qui partaient vers les autres régions de France, voire à l'étranger. Depuis le début du siècle, c'est le département qui compte l'effectif asin le plus important de France. La Manche, Normandie local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Ass Âne grand noir du Berry fr. Vers 1900, Lignières était devenu le centre de maquignonnage de l’âne, en Berry. DraughtPower, Hobby, Transport La tête est rectiligne, les oreilles largement ouvertes et sans échancrure, le bout du nez gris-blanc (cette couleur peut s’étendre jusqu’au chanfrein parfois cerné de roux). L’oeil porte lunette gris-blanc parfois cerné de roux. Cet animal robuste, à encolure forte, poitrail éclaté, dos droit et arrière-main ronde, possède également de solides membres l‘âne Grand Noir du Berry est utilisé en croisement avec des juments de selle pour une production de mulets plutôt “sportifs” et quelques fois avec des juments de trait. Autrefois utilisé pour les tâches quotidiennes des petites fermes, l‘âne Grand Noir du Berry reste de nos jours un âne de travail. Sa taille, sa force physique et son caractère docile le destinent tout naturellement à l’attelage de loisir (objectif affirmé de son programme d’élevage). Les meneurs, de plus en plus nombreux, l’engagent dans les concours d’attelage. Fort animal de bât, il peut être un excellent compagnon pour les adeptes du “tourisme vert”. robe unie noire ou noire pangarée, sans bande cruciale, ni raie de mulet et sans zèbrure aux membres. Le ventre est gris clair, incluant l’ars, l’aine et l’intérieur des cuisses. La queue est identique à la robe. Le pelage d’été chez l’adulte est presque ras. 140 135 Native y 1993 Domestic Breed A partir de 1870 de nombreux paysans berrichons, hier simples journaliers, accèdent à la propriété. En Boischaut particulièrement, pays bocagé de la province aux nombreuses petites exploitations, l’âne devient alors l’animal de trait par excellence. Pour le travail des champs et des vignes, pour le halage des péniches sur le canal de Berry, le choix des animaux s’est orienté, au cours des décennies, vers une sélection d’ânes grands, forts, mais restant vifs, courageux et dociles. Vers 1900, Lignières était devenu le centre de maquignonnage de l’âne, en Berry. Depuis 1994 - année de la reconnaissance officielle - on considère les cantons du Cher et de l’Indre avoisinant cette petite ville comme le berceau de la race. Les quatre départements Cher, Indre, Nièvre et Allier, avec la couronne des départements limitrophes forment la zone d’élevage la plus importante de France. Depuis la reconnaissance de la race par les Haras nationaux, les éleveurs d’ânes de la France entière s’intéressent à l'âne Grand Noir du Berry. Aujourd’hui, plus de 60% du cheptel inscrit au stud-book est localisé en “Boischaut”, dans le sud du Berry. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Ass Âne normand fr Venant de Normandie DraughtPower, Hobby, PackBaggage, TouristAttraction L'âne Normand était utilisé autrefois pour le transport du lait en Normandie où dominait la production laitière. C’était à l’époque son titre de noblesse. Dans les petites exploitations agricoles, nombreuses dans le pays au début du XXè siècle , le paysan équipait son âne d’un bât chargé de bidons pour aller traire les vaches dans les champs. L’âne pouvait porter une charge équivalente à son poids (en moyenne 180 kg). Il était également utilisé pour les travaux de maraîchage et dans les fêtes de village. L’âne était roi. Le pays comptait, fin du XIXè siècle, 400 000 ânes selon des études agricoles de l’époque. obligatoirement bai ou chocolat avec bande cruciale, raie de mulet, avec ou sans zébrures sur les membres. Les robes grises ne sont pas admises. Queue : identique à la robe. Ventre : gris blanc, incluant l’ars, l’aine et l’intérieur des cuisses. 117 117 Tête : rectiligne, bien attachée sur l’encolure, de la couleur de la robe jusqu’à mi-chanfrein, de couleur gris blanc dessous. Oreilles : il est souhaitable que l’intérieur des oreilles soit plus claire que la robe. Bout du nez : de nuance noir ou gris foncé. Oeil : vif, portant lunettes gris-blanc, parfois cerné de roux, arcades bien marquées. Encolure : forte et épaisse à crinière droite ou tombante. Poitrail : ouvert. Arrière-main : solide. Membres : solides aux aplombs affirmés et aux articulations fortes. Native y 1993 Domestic Breed Le berceau de la race se situe dans les trois départements de Basse-Normandie : le Calvados, la Manche, et l'Orne qui constituent l’effectif le plus important d’ânes normands. local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Cattle Abondance fr. Abondance Chablaisienne Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions (mountains). The milk is used for cheese production (Reblochon, Abondance). expl.g,nisses patura.parcours d'altitude multi coloured: red with white head, red eye patch, white belly and lower extremities 0 0 black points 146 133 1000 580 Native y 1894 domestic breed local Chablaisienne 1880 since 1950 from Red Holstein (USA) northern Alps, Rhône-Alpes regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Alpha 16 fr. Alpha 16 Meat Programme has been terminated. uni coloured: yellow 0 0 145 135 1075 700 Native domestic breed composite of Limousin and Charolais Limousin Region local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Cattle Angus en Aberdeen-Angus Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Armoricaine fr. Armorican Armorican Milk multi coloured: red with light muzzle and white belly 2 2 138 650 Native y 1919 domestic breed composite of Froment du Leon, Pie Rouge de Carhaix and Shorthorn 1880 since 1950 from Dairy Shorthorn (United Kingdom) central Bretagne regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Cattle Aubrac fr. Aubrac Meat The breed is very well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas) and to hot and short thermal stress. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is known for excellent fertility. This breed produces meat with dietetic qualities. This breed is known for longevity. altitude comprise entre 1000 et 1500 m uni coloured: yellow to brown with black horn tips and light circle around muzzle 2 2 140 129 950 580 Native y 1892 domestic breed native of Aubrac 1800 since 1955 from Parthenaise (France); since 1935 from Mézenc (France); since 1945 from Maraichin (France) southern Central Massif, Midi-Pyrénées, Auvergne The animals are adapted to fodder of small nutritious value. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Aurochs-reconstitué fr Heck Cattle Néo-aurochs, Heck Cattle VegetationManagement uni coloured: yellow black horn tips 2 2 lyre-shaped 144 137 825 550 Exotic y 1997 breed imported from Germany 1979 since 1980 up to 1995, 5 to 20% from Highland (United Kingdom) country-wide local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Bazadaise fr. Bazadais Meat The breed is adapted to marginal land (Pyrenean heath). The females are known for easy calving. This breed is producing quality carcasses and quality meat. Pyrenean heath (marginal) uni coloured: brown with light muzzle 2 2 145 140 1000 750 Native y 1895 domestic breed native breed of Aquitaine 1800 Aquitaine, Midi-Pyrénées regional No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Betizu fr Betizuak Betizuak, Betsioak VegetationManagement "Completer avec ""Population ferale, non gérée""" uni coloured: yellow 2 2 lyre-shaped 135 130 400 300 Native feral breed autochthon breed 1800 Aquitaine local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Cattle Blanc Bleu fr. Belgian Blue Race de la Moyennne et Haute Belgique, Belgian Blue, Blanc Bleue Belge Meat This breed represents the extreme beef type with a double-muscling lumbar. multi coloured: black, blue, white 2 2 148 140 1100 800 Exotic 1989 domestic breed imported from Belgium since 1950 from Belgian Blue (Belgium) northern France international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Bleue de Bazougers fr. Native domestic breed """seulement sous forme de semence"" car il n'y a plus d'animaux purs vivants aujourd'hui, seulement des croisés issus d'IA." local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Bleue du Nord fr. Bleue du Nord Blanc Bleu Mixte Milk This is a docile breed. multi coloured: black, blue, white 2 2 142 135 1150 700 Native y 1986 domestic breed composite of indigenous Ardennaise, Durham, local breed and dual purpose Belgian Blue 1870 since 1950 from Belgian Blue (Belgium) Département du Nord local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Meat 2004: Account for 5% of the total cattle herd. A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29 (14%)) is reported for this breed. This breed is well adapted to different climates (Canada, Argentina). The animals are used for cross-breeding for beef production. uni coloured: cream 2 2 165 155 1300 850 Native 1898 domestic breed composite of Garonnaise, Quercy and Blonde des Pyrénées Atlantique Pyrénées, around Garonne River international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Bordelaise fr. Milk multi coloured: black with white speckled body sometimes white spots 2 2 head, tail and legs always black Native y domestic breed autochthon breed il s’agit d’une recréation, d’ailleurs elle s’est longtemps appelée Bordelaise nouvelle. 1860 Aquitaine local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Brahman fr. Brahman Exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Brave corridas fr. Fighting Bull, Brava, De Combat TouristAttraction TouristicPotential uni coloured: black or dark brown 2 2 horizontal 130 125 500 300 Locally adapted y 1996 breed imported from Spain and Portugal 1869 Provence, Alpes, Côtes d'Azur local No Information atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Cattle Bretonne Pie-Noir fr. Breton Black Pied Brittany Black-and-White, Morbihan, Breton Black Pied Milk The breed is adapted to marginal areas. aptitude l',levage en milieu difficile multi coloured: black and white 2 2 lyre-shaped 123 117 600 400 Native 1886 domestic breed indigenous breed of Brittany since 1950, <5% from Frisonne (France) and Pie Noire (France) Bretagne regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -France FRA Cattle Brune fr. Brown Swiss Brune des Alpes, French Brown Milk A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29 (1%)) is reported for this breed. The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains) and is known for its thermotolerance. A good milk protein quality is reported for this breed. aptitude a la marche uni coloured: brown with light rim around dark muzzle 2 2 lyre-shaped 145 138 1000 650 Exotic 1911 domestic breed imported from Switzerland since 1950 from Braunvieh (Austria, Germany), Brown Swiss (Switzerland), Brown Mountain (Italy) southern Pyrénées, Bourgogne international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Béarnaise fr. Bearnais Bearnais, Blonde des Pyrénées, Basco-Béarnaise Meat The breed is very well adapted to mountain areas and mountain grazing. The animals are known for their endurance. utilisation de paturages d'altitude uni coloured: yellow, cream 2 2 lyre-shaped 132 550 Native y 1981 domestic breed indigenous breed of Pyrénées since 1950 from Blonde d'Aquitaine (France): since 1960 to 1975 from Limousin (France) western Pyrénées, Aquitaine local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Canadienne fr. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Casta fr. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (marginal areas). uni coloured: grey 2 2 lyre-shaped 135 600 Native y 1919 domestic breed indigenous breed of Pyrénées since 1950 from Bazadais (France) upper regions of Pyrénées, Midi-Pyrénées local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Charolaise crossbreeding for beef production fr. Charolais Meat 2004: Charolais alone account for 43% of the suckler herd. A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29) is reported for this breed. The breed is reported to be heat tolerant. This breed is known for meat quality and quantity. uni coloured: white with light muzzle sometimes yellow spots 2 2 146 139 1150 750 Native y 1864 domestic breed composite of native Charolais and Nivernais 1800 Bourgogne, Vendée international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Corse fr. Corsican, Corsica Vaccaghji Meat A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29) is reported for this breed. paturage en foret m,dit,transhumance uni coloured: black, grey, red, brown, yellow, blond 2 2 120 115 350 280 Native domestic breed native of Corsica 1800 since 1950 from Limousine (France), Charolaise (France), Brune des Alpes (France), Aubrac (France), Gasconne, Tarentaise (France) Corse The animals endure poor feeding conditions. local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Cattle Creole Martinique Creole 0 0 Native domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -France FRA Cattle Créole Guadeloupe fr Creole 0 0 Native breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -France FRA Cattle Ferrandaise fr. Ferrandais Ferrandais Milk This breed is known for longevity. multi coloured: black, red, white black pieds possible 2 2 lyre-shaped 138 650 Native 1905 domestic breed indigenous breed of Auvergne northern Central Massif, Auvergne local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Cattle Froment Du Léon fr. Milk This breed produces coloured milk with a high percentage of fat and butter. uni coloured: yellow sometimes with white patches 2 2 135 550 Native 1907 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed of northern Bretagne, related to Guernsey since 1950 from Guernsey (United Kingdom) northern Bretagne local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Gasconne fr. Gascon Gasconne Meat A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29 (<5%)gene agouty) is reported for this breed. The animals are tolerant of temperature. This breed is known for excellent fertility. This breed is known for longevity. montagne Eexploitation estivale et hivernale uni coloured: grey 2 2 lyre-shaped 145 135 950 650 Native 1894 domestic breed indigenous breed of Gascogne since 1950 from Piemontese (Italy) Pyrénées, Piémont Pyrénées, Languedo international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat The females are known for calving ease and staying power. The breed is adapted to extensive conditions. multi coloured: red with dominant white head 2 2 145 140 1000 600 Exotic 1975 domestic breed imported from USA and United Kingdom since 1950 from Hereford (United Kingdom, Canada, USA) country-wide international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Higland Cattle en Highland Exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Hérens fr. Swiss Herens Valais, French Herens Milk uni coloured: black, brown, dark red 2 2 132 500 Exotic domestic breed imported from Switzerland since 1950 from Swiss Herens (Switzerland) Chamonix Valley, Rhône-Alpes international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Cattle Inra 95 sire-lines fr. Inra 95 Meat Experimental breed A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29 (45%)) is reported for this breed. A double muscled synthetic sire line for terminal crossing. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black, blue, red, white 2 2 145 139 1050 740 double muscled Native domestic line composite of Charolais, Blonde d'Aquitaine, Limousin, Maine-Anjou and Blanc-Bleu Belge since 1950 from Piemontese (Italy): since 1973 up to 1995 Belgian Blue (Belgium) south-western France international No Information atRisk critical endangered -France FRA Cattle Jersiaise fr. Jersey Jersey Milk The milk is known for the high milk fat percentage. uni coloured: red 2 2 130 123 650 400 Exotic y 1903 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, 1850 western France, Pays de la Loire international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Limousine fr. Limousin Limousin Meat 2004: Account for 5% of the total cattle herd. A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29 (7%)) is reported for this breed. This breed is adapted to extensive conditions. extensive conditions uni coloured: yellow 2 2 144 137 1050 670 Native y 1886 domestic breed native of Limousin 1750 western Central Massif, Limousin international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Lourdaise fr. Lourdais Lourdais Meat uni coloured: yellow, white with pink mucosa 2 2 lyre-shaped 135 600 Native 1981 domestic breed indigenous breed of Pyrénées since 1950 from Limousin (France) central Pyrenees local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Maraîchine fr. Maraichine Maraichin Meat uni coloured: yellow 2 2 lyre-shaped 145 140 1200 700 Native y 1988 breed descended from autochthon old dual purpose Parthenais since 1996 from Parthenais (France) Pays de la Loire, Poitou The animals are grazing on the mountains. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -France FRA Cattle Marine Landaise fr. Marine Landais Marine Landais VegetationManagement Non reconnue par le ministère en charge de l'agriculture uni coloured: yellow 2 2 lyre-shaped 130 120 Native breed autochthon breed 1800 Aquitaine local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Cattle Mirandaise fr. Gascon Areole, Mirandais Meat A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29) is reported for this breed. DNA-Material is stored. The animals are tolerant of different temperatures. This breed is known for excellent fertility. This breed is known for longevity. multi coloured: grey, white, blond 2 2 long horns, lyre-shaped 150 140 900 650 calves born red Native y 1894 domestic breed indigenous breed of Gascogne since 1950 from Piemontese (Italy): since 1960 up to 1980 from Gasconne Département du Gers, Midi-Pyrénées local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Cattle Moka Fertilisation et lait sont utilisés au niveau familial fr Métisse zébu et Taurin (probablement issu du zébu de Madagascar) DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat, Milk Native y Domestic Breed Réunion local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Montbéliarde fr. Montbéliarde Milk 2004: Account for 5% of the total cattle herd. A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29 (2%)) is reported for this breed. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain country) and is tolerant of different temperatures. The milk is used for cheese (Comté) production. paturages et parcours d'altitude uni coloured: red with white head and extremities and light muzzle 2 2 lyre-shaped 148 142 1100 700 Native 1889 domestic breed composite of Comtoise, Tourache and Bernois 1750 since 1970 from Red Holstein (USA) eastern France and eastern central France international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Nantaise fr. Nantaise Meat This breed is known for carcass quality, meat quality and milk quality. uni coloured: brown with dark muzzle 2 2 135 650 Native y 1995 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed, related to Parthenais Loire Atlantique Department, Pays de la Loire local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Cattle Normande fr. Normande Milk This breed is adapted to extensive conditions. extensive conditions multi coloured: black, red, white with dark muzzle 2 2 155 140 1100 800 Native y 1883 domestic breed native of Normandie 1850 western France international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Parthenaise fr. Parthenais Gâtinais, Choletaise Meat uni coloured: yellow to brown with black or grey muzzle 2 2 lyre-shaped 145 135 1100 800 Native y 1893 domestic breed native of Vendée and Poitou 1800 Poitou international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Pie Rouge des Plaines fr. Pie Rouge des Plaines French Red Pied Lowland Milk multi coloured: red, white with light muzzle 2 2 145 138 1000 700 Locally adapted y 1970 domestic breed composite of native Armoricaine, Meuse-Rhine-Yssel, Rotbunt and more recently also Red Holstein 1966 since 1950 from Red Holstein (USA); since 1963 from Red Friesian (Netherlands); since 1966 from German Red Pied (Germany) Bretagne local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Pirenaica sp Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Piémontaise fr Piedmont Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Prim'Holstein fr. Holstein (black and white) Francaise Frisonne, French Holstein-Friesian Milk In 2004, French Holstein-Friesian alone account for 67% of the dairy herd in France. multi coloured: black and white pied, 0,2% are red and white pied 2 2 165 143 1100 700 Locally adapted y 1922 domestic imported from Netherlands and USA since 1950 from Holstein-Friesian (USA) country-wide international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Raço di Biou fr. Hobby The breed is adapted to the feeding and climatic conditions of the Camargue. uni coloured: black 2 2 lyre-shaped 125 115 400 250 Native domestic breed indigenous breed of Camargue since 1950 from Brava (Spain) Grande Camargue local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Rouge Flamande fr. Holstein (red and white) Flemish Red, Rouge du Nord Milk uni coloured: red with white horns 2 2 147 137 1100 700 Native y domestic breed 1800 since 1960 from Danish Red (Denmark); since 1969 from Belgian Red (Belgium) Nord, Picardie international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Rouge des prés fr. Maine-Anjou Dairy Maine Anjou, Durham-Mancelle, Rouge des pres Lait Meat Twin births are reported for this breed multi coloured: red, white 2 2 170 140 1350 850 Native 1908 domestic breed composite of Mancelle and Shorthorn Pays de Loire international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Salers fr. Salers Meat This breed is known for fertility. This breed is used to extensive conditions. extensive conditions uni coloured: red 2 2 lyre-shaped 148 140 980 680 Native y 1908 domestic breed native of Auvergne 1850 Central Massif international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Saosnoise fr. Saonoise uni coloured: red 0 0 Native Pays de la Loire local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -France FRA Cattle Simmental Francaise fr. Simmental Pie Rouge de l'Est, French Simmental Milk A specific genetic feature (translocation 1/29 (2%)) is reported for this breed. This breed is tolerant of temperature. The animals produces milk with a high protein content. multi coloured: red with white extremities 2 2 155 141 1100 750 Exotic y 1930 domestic breed composite of Jura Swiss and Simmental since 1950 from Simmental (Switzerland); since 1980 from German Simmental (Germany) north-eastern France international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Tarentaise fr. Tarentaise Tarine Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains) and climate. The milk is used for cheese (Beaufort) production. paturages et parcours d'altitude uni coloured: light, yellowish brown 2 2 140 128 750 500 Native y 1888 domestic breed indigenous breed of Savoie Savoie, Rhône-Alpes, Auvergne international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Cattle Villard de Lans fr. Milk uni coloured: yellow 2 2 140 700 Native y 1978 domestic breed composite of local Femeline and Bressane 1850 since 1950 from Blonde d'Aquitaine (France): since 1972 up to 1973 from German Yellow (Germany) mountains of Vercors, Alps local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -France FRA Cattle Vosgienne fr. Vosges Vosges, Race des Vosges Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local environment (mountains). This breed is known for fertility. multi coloured: black or red with mottled white face, colour-sided, white back line 2 2 135 135 950 600 Native 1928 domestic breed indigenous breed of Vosges since 1950 from Telemark (Norway) upper region of Vosges, Alsace, Lorraine local No Information atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Cattle Wagyu jp Wagyu Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -France FRA Chicken Aquitaine fr. Meat middle level 4.5 3.7 Tall fowl, robust, jaunty bearing, red ear lobes. Native domestic breed indigenous breed, has been developed from selecting within the Australorp breed since 1968; a standard was accepted in 1971; 1968 South-western France 6 6 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Ardennaise fr. Poule des haies Meat "il existe une variété ""sans queue""" These are very hardy animals. indigenous comment: dark coloured face, especially for hens, dark red ear lobes 2.2 1.85 average size, proud, sharp, slender and hardy, It exists especially as dwarf variety Native domestic breed Poule des haies is considered more a Belgian breed than a French one. It is a very old breed which has been described the first time in 1883 by P. Monseu. 1883 Ardennes, at the border to Belgium 5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Barbezieux fr. Meat Excellent meat is produced by this breed. These are proud, strong, and powerful birds. indigenous comment: white ear lobes 4.5 3.5 It does not exist as dwarf. Native domestic breed This breed originated in Charente, Barbezieux region (France) in the 19th century or even earlier. 1900 Barbezieux, Chaente Department, south-west of France 7 8 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Bourbonnaise fr. Meat The females are known as good brooding hens. This breed produces excellent meat. These are rustic animals. indigenous comment: red ear lobes 3.5 2.5 semi-heavy, long legs, graceful, no dwarfism Native domestic breed The crossing of a local breed with Columbian Brahma resulted in the Bourbonnaise at the end of 19th century. late 19th century Allier Department, central France 7 7 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Bourbourg fr. Meat These are rustic animals. indigenous comment: red ear lobes 3.5 2.7 Native domestic breed unsure ancestral background, probably descended from Brahma northern France 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Bresse gauloise blanche fr. Bresse White Bresse Meat middle level Native domestic variety originated from the Bresse region Ain, Saône-Et-Loire, Jura Department This variety is used at the industrial level for meat and the production of capons. regional No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Chicken Bresse gauloise bleue fr. Bresse Blue Bresse middle level Native domestic variety Ain, Saône-Et-Loire, Jura Department regional No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Chicken Bresse gauloise grise fr. Bresse Grey Bresse middle level Native domestic variety Ain, Saône-Et-Loire, Jura Department regional No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Chicken Bresse gauloise noire fr. Bresse Black Bresse Meat middle level Native domestic variety indigenous breed Ain, Saône-Et-Loire, Jura Department regional No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Chicken Caumont fr. Meat indigenous 3.7 2.7 cylindrical body, small crest, no dwarfism has been yet obtained in spite of several essays Native domestic breed This breed was almost extinct after the World War II and has been re-bred by Jean-Claude Périquet. It is of common origin with Pavilly, Crèvecoeur and Merlerault. Caumont L'evente, Calvados Department 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Caussade fr. Meat This is a hardy breed. indigenous 1.7 1.5 small size, light skeleton, no dwarfism Native domestic breed This old local breed is known since the 19th century and is related to Gasconne. 19th century Tarn-Et-Garonne Department 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Charollaise fr. Meat The standard has been defined only in 1964. indigenous comment: red ear lobes 3.5 2.5 large breast, horizontal back line, essays are carried out to create dwarf fowls Native domestic breed originated in the Charolles region, Saône-et-Loire Charolles, Saône-Et-Loire Department 7 8 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Combattant du nord (grand) fr. Silver-Columbian Grand Combattant Du Nord Fancy indigenous 4.5 3.2 Native domestic variety originated in the Département du Nord as well as around Calais (France) Pas-De-Calais Department, northern France 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Combattant du nord (nain) fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Combattant du nord (petit) fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Contres fr. Meat 3 2.25 Native domestic breed originated in Contres, Loir-et-Cher region (France) 6 7 local Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly -France FRA Chicken Cotentine fr. Meat indigenous comment: eyes with golden-yellow iris, red ear lobes 3.2 2.2 middle size, no dwarfism Native domestic breed Black poultry, grown for a long time and first proposition of the standard in 1925. 1925 Peninsula of Côtentin and Normandie Region 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Cou Nu du forez fr. Meat Heat resistance is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.2 2.5 naked neck with a feathered tuft in the middle of the neck (heterozygous subjects), plumage well stuck to the body, no dwarfism Native domestic breed Bred by Henri Calemard (breeder in Saint-Etienne) after World War II. 1945 Loire Department 6 7 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Coucou de France fr. French Cuckoo Meat indigenous 2 1.5 Native domestic breed Similarities with the Coucou De Picarde, Cocou De Rennes and Coucou Des Flanders; originated in Département de Sarthe and Département de Orne (France) 6 7 local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Chicken Coucou de Rennes fr. Meat Analogies with the Coucou Des Flandres breed. indigenous 3.5 3 It is very difficult to get the same colour patterns for cocks and hens. Native domestic breed originated in the Rennes region (France), bred and selected by Dr Ramé since 1880, standard approved in 1914 since 1880 area of Rennes 6 7 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Coucou des Flandres fr. Eggs Analogies with the Coucou De Rennes (French) and Coucou de Malines (Belgian). indigenous comment: red ear lobes, the cock is lighter than the hen 3.2 2.7 Locally adapted domestic breed This breed has been recently recreated. northern Picardie Region 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Courtes-Pattes fr. Krüper Meat indigenous comment: white ear lobes 2 1.7 short length of the shanks (lethal factor), no approved standard Native domestic breed This old breed originated in western France and north-western Germany. The standard has been approved in 1912. It became extinct afterwards and has been re-bred by Jean Davesne and Jean-Claude Périquet around 1980. western France 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Crèvecoeur fr. Crèvecoeur Meat indigenous 3 3 crest, mufflings and beard well developed with rudimentary wattles, no dwarfism Native domestic breed Crèvecoeur-En-Auge, Normandie Region 6 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Estaires fr. Meat indigenous comment: red ear lobes 4.2 3 shanks slightly feathered, no dwarfism Native domestic breed This breed originated in Estaires, around Calais (France). It became extinct after the Second World War and has been re-created by some breeders of the north. Estaires descended from common fowls, Combattant du Nord and Langshan breeds. Department du Nord 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Faverolles française fr. il existe plusieurs variétés Faverolle Tête de Hibou Meat indigenous 3.7 3.1 slightly feathered legs, beard and muffling well developed, 5 spurs, light yellow coloured Native domestic breed This breed originated in Faverolles village, in the Department Eure-et-Loire (France) in 1870, from local chicken crossed with Brahma, Houdan, Dorking, Cochin and Langshan. It is different from the Faverolles Foncee, bred in Germany. 1870 Faverolles, Eure-Et-Loir Department 7 9 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -France FRA Chicken Gasconne fr. Gasconne Meat Creation of dwarf variety is in progress. indigenous comment: red ear lobes 3 2.2 middle size, round shape, similar to Caussade, but larger Native domestic breed originated in Garonne valley, south-western France Valley of Garonne River, south-west of France 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Gauloise fr. Deux variétés Meat indigenous 2.5 2 Native domestic breed The oldest free-range French breed, It is the national French emblem: Gallic cock. It should not to be confused with Gauloise (black, blue, grey) which is a different breed: Bresse. 5 6 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Gournay fr. Gournay Meat carrier of the Mo Pi gene indigenous comment: white ear lobes, sometimes with red spots 2.5 2 no dwarfism Native domestic breed indigenous breed of Normandy Gournay-En-Bray 5 7 regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Grise du Vercors fr C’est une poule rustique qui s'acclimate même en montagne et qui aime vivre à l’extérieur où elle trouve une partie de sa nourriture. Sa chair est savoureuse dite de gibier. Ses œufs ont une coquille couleur blanc rosé. C’est une race de poule locale élevée - Par les professionnels qui veulent des produits authentiques et de qualité - Par les amateurs qui souhaitent soutenir la biodiversité animale dont fait partie cette race du Sud Est de la France. Native local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Gâtinaise fr. Gatinaise Eggs This is a hardy breed. indigenous comment: red ear lobes 3.7 2.7 Native domestic breed This breed originated in the Gâtinais region, between Montargis, Sens, Seine-et-Marne and Loiret (France). The crossing of local stock with White Brahma resulted in the Gatinaise in the 19th century or earlier. This breed is considered as well as the Gauloise Doree as the national French emblem. It has been known for time immemorial in the Gâtinais region. 19th century Gâtinais Region, between the towns of Montargis and Sens 6 7 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Géline de Touraine fr. Meat Standard established in 1913. indigenous comment: red ear lobes, white dust spots in the middle 3.2 2.7 light skeleton, large and long outline, no dwarfism Native domestic breed This is an old black hen of Tourraine, Berry and Limousin, crossed with Langshan. Touraine Region 6 8 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Hergnies fr. Elle tire son nom de la bourgade de Hergnies à l’est du département du Nord à quelques kilomètres de la frontière belge. Elle est née en 1896 suite à un conflit latent entre éleveurs belges et français sur ce que les uns et les autres voulaient faire de la race Braekel. En effet il est impossible de parler de la Hergnies sans mentionner la race Braekel, race belge de nos jours mais qui historiquement se répandait sur les Flandres (belges et françaises), une partie de la hollande, la contrée de Hanovre en Allemagne. La Hergnies ne passa pas le cap de la seconde moitié du 20ème siècle, très certainement ayant entraîné de la confusion chez les éleveurs de Braekel. Étonnamment, c’est en Belgique qu’on la retrouva (coloris fleuri) pour la faire renaître dans les années 1980. En 1999 se créa le Braekel-Hergnies club en relation avec le Braekel-club belge, mais les effectifs d’éleveurs français demeurent confidentiels. Meat The Standard was adopted in 1898. Essays to recreate the breed are on the verge to be performed. indigenous 2.7 2.2 four spurs, beard and mufflings present, shanks should be the least feathered as possible Native domestic breed descended from Brackel Argenteè (silver), an Belgian breed 1896 Department du Nord 5 7 local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Chicken Houdan fr. plusieurs variétés Houdan Meat It is one of the most famous French breeds and exists also as dwarf variety. middle level 3 2.5 5 spurs, crest, beard and mufflings well developed Native domestic breed This breed originated in Houdan and surrounding region, west of Paris (France). It is one of the oldest French breeds (17th century). 17th century west of Paris 7 9 international Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Chicken INRA DPF+ INRA DPF+. Période fertile longue. Native domestic line local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA DPF- INRA DPF-. Short fertile period. Native domestic line local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Fayoumi resistance diseases fr. lineage coming from Egypt, characterized for its disease resistance Fayoumi INRA Fayoumi. Grey. Research wild character resistance to diseases (coccidiosis coecal, neuro-lymphatose) major resistance genes Er ; S ; Pg ; Db ; id+ ; W+(w) ; Pti+3(pti3) 1.62 grey Locally adapted domestic line Egypt lineage cretad in 1990 205 42 3.33 4.44 10 10 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical critical -France FRA Chicken INRA G Native domestic line local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Jouy 850 control line INRA Jouy 850. Control Research sex-linked dwarfism : 100% naked neck : 50% laboratory 2 2 Native domestic line 200 53 5 1 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Jouy 851 selected on the laying rhythm synthetic line INRA Jouy 851. Fawn ermine. Research Number of eggs increasing the length of laying sex-linked dwarfism : 100% laboratory 2 2 Native domestic line 270 51 4 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Jouy 852 selected on the laying rhythm INRA Jouy 852. Fawn ermine. Research sex linked dwarfism : 100% Naked Neck : 100% 2 2 Native domestic line 260 55 5 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA M thin line selection diverging lean / fat; performance of chicken in 1976; constant body weight at 9 weeks thin line ; reduced fat INRA M. Thin line. Research Low development of abdominal fat, low fatness feed efficiency fast feathering k ; size of abdominal fat reduced 4 3 Native domestic line 5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Noé comparison of animals close relatives (brothers or half brothers ...) for some different characters in segregation fr. reserve many mutations Research Troupeau conservatoire de gènes géré par INRAE (UMR GABI) >Na, Cr, Mb, Po, P, R, D, h, O, K, F, w, W..; >dw, S, s, s(al), I, mo, lav, If, ... laboratory Native domestic line There are numerous mutations. 54 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Nunukan feather extremely slow Fr. INRA Nunukan. Kn. Research Kn, k laboratory 3 2 Native domestic line 200 54 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA R+ research on feeding behavior Fr. INRA R+. Mahogany. Research Native domestic line local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA R- low food consumption, limited heat loss, comb and appendages are reduced in size fr. high food consumption Research on feeding behavior INRA R-. Light reddish brown Research Native domestic line 88 51 5 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA RI-A INRA RI-A. White Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA RI-C INRA RI-C. White Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA RI-P INRA RI-P. White Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA RI-T INRA RI-T. White Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Vilvert Silver ermine Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Vilvert Silver salmon Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA WG used to study cross viral insertions ALVE; highly inbred INRA WG. White Research quantity of eggs: Maintenance of spawning and sustainability - Resistance to disease in the past sélecitonnes for resistance to Marek's disease lack endogenous retroviral insertions in ALVE locus (except ALVE16) laboratory Native domestic line created in 1992 From White Leghorn, Canada 1992 220 4 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA X33 INRA X33. Good growth. Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA X44 Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Y11 Broiler Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Y11 Control line Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA Y33 Native domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken INRA ev21 fr. different speed feathering k Research K ou Kn 60% ; k 40% absence of endogenous retroviral insertion except ALVE21 loci (allele OSD or OS) and ALVE16 Native domestic line 200 52 4.89 1 local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Chicken INRA lignée B4 fr Research Samples stored in the National Cryobank (http://www.cryobanque.org) Native domestic variety Lignée de recherche local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Janzé fr. Meat Some breeders are trying to re-create the breed. middle level comment: red or slightly greyish ear lobes 2.5 2 plumage stuck to the body, light skeleton, no dwarfism Native domestic breed composite of black local fowl and Janzé, originated in the Ille-et-Villaine Département (France) Ille-Et-Vilaine Department 5 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Javanaise fr. Fancy The Standard was adopted in 1898. Dwarf fowls, never approved as a standard. Extinct by now even though this breed had some advantages over the Negre Soie: no feathered 4 spurs, white skin. The females are known for broodiness. fancy comment: red ear lobes 1 1 silky plumage, four spurs, small crest, dwarf Native domestic strain This strain has been created around 1960 from Negre Soie. 1960 Antibes 6 8 local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Chicken La Flèche fr. Plusieurs variétés La Fléche Fléche (Bantam) Meat indigenous Native domestic variety This is a very old breed (15th century) originating from Fléche in the department Sarthe (France). 15th century La Fléche, Sarthe Department international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Chicken Landaise fr Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Le Mans fr. Meat There are essays for its re-creation. This breed was famous in the past for its meat. indigenous 3.2 2.7 no dwarfism Native domestic breed This is a very old breed (16th-17th century), related to La Fleche. 16th-17th century Le Mans, Sarthe Department 7 9 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Le Merlerault fr. Meat This breed is rare since its origin. indigenous comment: white ear lobes 3 2.7 crest a bit smaller than Crevecoeur, no beard or mufflings, no dwarfism Native domestic breed This old population is a sub-variety of Crévecoeur breed. Normandie Region 6 8 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Limousin fr. Coq de pêche limousin FeathersForFishing Dwarf variety is in the process of creation. Feathers, from blue variety cocks only, are used to make artificial flies for trout fishing. indigenous 2.7 2 light skeleton Native domestic breed This is an old free-range breed. Its standard has been approved in 1990. Haute-Correze, Limousin Region 5 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Lyonnaise fr. Fancy This breed is known for originality and the presence of the major gene F (frizzle plumage) fancy 2.5 1.5 frizzle plumage, light fowls Native domestic breed originated in the Lyon region created by Etienne Tamburini at Vaul-en-Velin (Département du Rhone); approved in 1969, is now nearly extinct Rhône Department 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Malgache fr. Combattant cou nu de Madagascar qui est une ancienne race n'ayant jamais été reconnue mais jamais disparu. Le processus de reconnaissance est débuté au niveau français et européen. Fancy Used for the creation of the Lyonnaise breed. fancy 2 1.75 naked neck, small crest, no comb, dwarf, frizzle plumage Exotic domestic mongrel (Birds) bred by Henri Calemard in Saint-Etienne 1950's Saint-Etienne local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Chicken Mantes fr. Meat indigenous 3 2.2 beard and mufflings present, average size, no dwarfism, black in colour with flinty white, Native domestic breed This is an old French breed obtained by crossing Houdan and Brahma in 19th century. It disappeared after the World War II and it has been recreated by Alex Wiltzer at Mantes-La-Jolie. 19th century Ile-De-France Region 6 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Marans eng. plusieurs variétés Marans "un produit particulier appelé ""Noirans-Marans"" a été développé pour un marché spécifique" Native domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Chicken Meusienne fr. Meat middle level comment: red ear lobes 4.1 2.9 large sized animals, 5 spurs slightly feathered, developed wattles, no beard, no mufflings Native domestic breed This breed has been created recently by Jean-Claude Périquet starting from Faverolle Foncée breed in Gincrey, Meuse (France). The standard was approved in 1987. A dwarf variety is being created by Jean-Claude Periquet. Gincrey, Meuse Department 8 9 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Pavilly fr. Meat indigenous 3.2 2.2 no dwarfism Native domestic breed This breed became extinct in 1940 and was re-created by Jean-Claude Périquet in 1980s. It is related to Crevecoeur, Caumont and Merlerault. Pavilly, Normandie Region 6 8 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Pictave fr. Fancy The females are known for broodiness. indigenous 0.8 0.6 dwarf Native domestic breed Created around 1900 by Rymond Lecointre to brood his pheasant eggs. The standard was approved in 1928. This dwarf French breed has no equivalent in normal size. 1900 Poitou Region 5 7 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Poule d'Alsace fr. Alsacienne Meat 23 22.5 Graceful fowl, proud bearing, average size, thick and cylindrical body, hard constitution, blue ear lobes. Native domestic This breed originated in Alsace (France) in 1890. It seems to be related to the Rheinländer (Germany). 1890 Alsace, Haut-Rhin and Bas-Rhin Departments 6 7 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Poule de Challans fr. Meat indigenous comment: iris dark-brown to black 3.2 2.2 no dwarfism Native domestic breed This breed was created by crossing local breeds with Langshan and Black Orpington. The standard was approved in 1967. Challans, Machecoul, Beauvoir-Sur-Mer, Bouin Marah Regions, Vendee Department 7 9 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Chicken Poule du Berry fr. Meat It seems to be interest in re-breeding these birds. indigenous comment: red ear lobes, red iris 3 2.3 never had a standard, but only a simple description Native domestic breed local breed, resulted from many crossings (Brahma, Langshan, Orpington) Indre, Cher Department 7 8 local Sufficient unknown unknown -France FRA Duck (domestic) Canard Blanc de l'Allier fr. These are rustic animals with a rapid growth rate. 4 3.5 similar to Aylesbury Native domestic originated in the Bourbonnaise region local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Duck (domestic) Canard Cou-Nu fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Duck (domestic) Canard d'Estaires fr. Meat These are rustic animals. 2.2 2.2 similar to Bourbourg, but smaller; they are white-yellowish in colour Native domestic originated in the Department Du Nord, created from Pekin local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Duck (domestic) Canard de Bourbourg fr. Meat 3.2 3 Native domestic breed originated from the area around the city of Bourbourg, Department Du Nord from Mertchem (Belgium) and Aylesbury (England) local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Duck (domestic) Canard de Challans fr. Meat 3 2.5 Native domestic breed originated in Nantaise and Grand-Brière regions, Challans Swamp and Beavoir, was created by crossing Rouen Clair and wild duck Colvert local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Duck (domestic) Canard de Duclair fr. Duclair Meat 3 2.5 Native domestic breed originated in the Normandie region; The standard of the breed was established by Ms. Bodinier-Pochè, Dr. Ramè and M. Chevallier on November 11, 1923. 1923 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -France FRA Duck (domestic) Canard de Rouen fr. Rouen Meat 3.5 3.5 Native domestic breed descended from selecting common ducks from Normandie and Colverts international No Information unknown unknown unknown -France FRA Goat Alpine fr. French Alpine French Alpine, alpine chamoisée Milk In 2004, Of all the goat breeds in France two ( the Alpine and French Saanen) account for 97% of the national flock. Some specific genetic features (Casein alpha-S1, Debit) are reported for this breed. uni coloured: yellow 2 2 100 80 80 60 hair Native y breed autochthon breed of French-Swiss Alpine 1800 since 1965 up to 1970 from British Alpine (United Kingdom), German Improved Fawn (Germany), Chamois Coloured (Switzerland) international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Goat Angora eng. Angora Wool uni coloured: white 2 2 small-sized, small head in proportion to the body Locally adapted domestic breed imported from Turkey since 1980 from Angora (USA, Canada) Aquitaine, Midi-Pyrénées 2.2 1.02 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Goat Blanche des Cévennes fr. Cévennes White Native domestic variety central France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Goat Boer fr. Boer Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Goat Catalan Chèvre des Albères Milk uni coloured: red, black
multi coloured: pied Native domestic variety South-eastern Pyrénées Orientales local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Goat Chèvre de Lorraine fr. Native local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -France FRA Goat Chèvre des Fossés fr. Native local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -France FRA Goat Chèvre du Massif central fr. Massif Central 0 0 Native y breed indigenous breed Auvergne local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Goat Corse fr. Corsican Corsican Milk The breed is adapted to Mediterranean conditions. The milk is used for cheese production. montagne, parcours broussailleux (m,diterran,en) multi coloured: black, grey, red, brown, yellow, white, blond 2 2 60 50 65 40 Native domestic breed indigenous breed, indigenous breed of Corsica since 1960 from Alpine (France) Corse, mainly in the upper regions local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Goat Cou-Clair de Berry fr. Race mantelée de Berry-Touraine Milk Native domestic variety origin from French Alpine x Poitou central France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Goat Créole Creole 2004: The Creole accounts for more than 1% of the total national flock. 0 0 Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -France FRA Goat Peï fr. Native local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Goat Poitevine fr. Poitou Poitou Milk A specific genetic feature (Casein alpha-S1) is reported for this breed. uni coloured: brown with white belly 2 2 80 75 72 55 long hair, head similar to Toggenburg Native y 1952 domestic breed indigenous breed 1800 since 1960 from British Alpine (United Kingdom); since 1960 from Alpine and Saanen (France) Poitou Region, western part of France between Massif Central and the Atlantic Ocean regional Sufficient atRisk vulnerable endangered -France FRA Goat Provencale fr. Provencal Payse, Provencal, Commune Provencale Milk 0 0 Native breed indigenous breed Provence, Alpes, Côtes d'Azur local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -France FRA Goat Pyrénéenne fr. Pyrenean Pyrenean Milk The breed is adapted to the local wet climate. multi coloured: all colours are possible 2 2 long hair Native n domestic breed indigenous breed of French-Swiss Alps since 1960 from British Alpine (United Kingdom) Pyrénées, Aquitaine The animals are grazing on the mountains. local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Goat Rove eng. Rove Milk The breed is adapted to live under Mediterranean conditions multi coloured: red, yellow, red with some blacks, black and tan, badger 2 2 85 72 80 55 Native n domestic breed indigenous breed 1900 Provence local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Goat Saanen Saanen French Saanen Milk 2004: of all the goat breeds in France two ( the Alpine and French Saanen) account for 97% of the national flock. Some specific genetic features (Casein alpha-S1, Debit) are reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 2 2 85 80 92 70 Locally adapted y 1959 domestic breed imported from Switzerland 1930 since 1960 from Saanen Switzerland (Germany, United Kingdom); since 1970 up to 1975 from German Improved White (Germany); since 1965 up to 1975 from Blanche (Netherlands) country-wide international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Goat Sundgau fr. uni coloured: black
comments: with white markings on body and white stripes on face Native domestic variety former variety of French Alpine: origin from Toggenburg southern Haut Rhin, Alsace local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie Blanche De Bourbonnais fr. Bourbonnaise Meat 9.5 7.5 Native domestic breed originated in the Allier region international No Information unknown unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie Blanche du Poitou fr. 6.5 6 Native domestic breed originated in the Poitevine region local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie Des Landes fr. Meat Selected from the Toulouse goose and it is of medium size. It gives better results in terms of total production, quality and mass of the liver. 7 6 Native domestic breed originated in south-west France local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie Flamande fr. Meat Slightly smaller and lighter than the Bicoloure variety. Locally adapted domestic variety originated in Flanders, French-Belgian region local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie Grise du marais poitevin fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie Normande fr. These are very rustic animals. multi coloured: females are grey and white 5 4.5 Native domestic breed originated in Normandie and has been developed through upgrading the common goose population. local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie d'Alsace fr. FattyLiver 3.5 3 Native domestic originated in the small valleys of Lower-Alsace local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie de Toulouse sans Bavette (type agricole) fr. 9 7 Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie de Toulouse à Bavette (type industriel) fr. 9.5 8.5 Native domestic breed originated in south-west France local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie de Touraine fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Goose (domestic) Oie de la Meuse fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Guinea fowl Perle noire fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Horse AQPS La sélection s’opère sur l’aptitude des chevaux à sauter des obstacles fixes en terrains variés. fr French Chaser Autre Que Pur-Sang, French Chaser Racing Ces chevaux étaient et sont toujours élevés de façon particulière : Ils sont souvent élevés avec et sur les mêmes herbages que des bovins. Ils sont élevés de façon rustique que les pur-sang. Les éleveurs restent attachés au cadre de leur jument et maintiennent la tradition des concours de modèles et allures pour sélectionner les meilleures juments. Ils utilisaient par ailleurs comme reproducteurs des étalons des Haras nationaux qui étaient sélectionnés sur leur modèle et leur cadre. Ces étalons étaient en général titulaire d’une carrière ayant duré, synonyme de solidité et de dureté principalement en plat et sur au moins la distance classique de 2400m, parfois plus. Ils sont plus tardifs que les pur-sang et donc ils ne commencent à courir en plat qu’à l'âge de 3 ans dans des courses qui leur sont réservées et entament ensuite une carrière d’obstacles qu’à partir de 4 ans pour atteindre leur pleine maturité à 6 ou 7 ans. L’AQPS est donc le fruit d’une longue sélection sur le modèle, avec un pedigree très imprégné de sang. Il est issu de terroirs spécifiques, d’un mode d’élevage rustique et d’un programme d’exploitation progressif préservant sa longue croissance. Même si désormais le marché et la qualité des AQPS poussent les propriétaires et les entraîneurs à exploiter en obstacles les chevaux AQPS plus précocement. Les premiers poulains de la race sont nés en 2006 et désormais ils figurent dans les programme de courses. Une des particularités de la race AQPS est de se développer sans ses propres reproducteurs mâles issus de la race, les éleveurs continuant à pratiquer le croisement originel avec des étalons Pur-sang no particular colour Il n’y a pas véritablement de standard morphologique de la race AQPS, cependant le modèle du cheval AQPS est une mixte entre : -Celui du Selle Français : du cadre, de l’os, de la profondeur. -Celui du Pur-sang : une longue épaule inclinée, du tissu, des articulations et des tendons secs et nets et évidemment de l’influx nerveux Native y 2005 Domestic Breed Dès le milieu du XIXème siècle, les éleveurs de trois régions en France : la Bretagne (pays de Corlay), le Centre (Bourgogne-Bourbonnais) et l’Anjou ont commencé une sélection de chevaux demi sang orientés vers les courses d’obstacles (cross country). Au début du XXème siècle, des courses officielles réservées à ces chevaux demi sang sont organisées. Principalement réservées aux militaires, cette discipline s’inscrivant dans l’esprit audacieux et sportif requis pour les cadres de la cavalerie. Durant la première moitié du XXème, l’armée sera d’ailleurs le principal client des éleveurs de ces régions. Progressivement la sélection s’opérera sur l’aptitude des chevaux à sauter des obstacles fixes en terrains variés. Les chevaux demi sang issus du croisement successif de ces juments demi sang avec des étalons Pur Sang resteront inscrits dans leur stud-book d’origine devenu à la fin des années 50 les stud-books Selle Français (SF) ou Anglo-arabe (AA). 1850 Races acceptées en croisement : Pur-SAng, Selle Francais et Anglo-arabe approuvés en AQPS. Le produit doit avoir un pourcentage de pur-sang supérieur à 87,5% et inférieur à 100% Le Centre Est de la France (Allier – Nièvre – Saône et Loire). La grande région Ouest (Normandie, Bretagne et Pays de la Loire). local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -France FRA Horse Akhal-Teke Il est utilisé avec succès en spectacles équestres et dans toutes les disciplines olympiques, avec une aptitude particulière pour l'endurance Fr L'appellation du cheval Akhal-Téké combine le nom de la tribu des Tékés, la plus puissante du Turkménistan, et de l'oasis Akhal où se trouvaient les meilleurs élevages. Akhal-Teke Dressage, Hobby, Racing, RidingSport, Sport Les courses de plat sur hippodrome, pratiquées traditionnellement en Russie et dans les républiques voisines, constituent encore le moyen essentiel de sélection. Il est utilisé avec succès en spectacles équestres et dans toutes les disciplines olympiques, avec une aptitude particulière pour l'endurance. Cheval de guerre et de désert, il est rapide, endurant, courageux, intelligent et vif. Le mode d'élevage traditionnel, au milieu des nomades, lui a donné un besoin de contact avec l'homme, envers lequel il manifeste une grande sensibilité. Il est ainsi très réceptif au comportement de celui-ci à son égard les robes sont très variées, avec souvent une nuance métallique, dorée ou argentée. Les plus fréquentes sont le bai, l'isabelle et l'alezan, avec toutes leurs nuances, et le noir. Plus rares sont les robes gris, palomino et crème 160 155 L'Akhal-Téké a une silhouette longiligne, un port de tête altier sur une encolure longue, ronde, souple, haut greffée. La tête est légère, sèche, les yeux sont grands, en forme d'amande, les oreilles sont fines et longues, implantées très haut, très mobiles. L'épaule est longue, oblique et bien musclée, le poitrail profond, le dos et le rein sont plutôt longs, la croupe est large, longue, légèrement avalée avec une queue attachée plutôt bas. Les membres sont secs et longs, avec des articulations fortes et des tendons solides. Les sabots sont petits avec une corne très dure. La peau est fine, la crinière peu développée, la queue n'a souvent que quelques crins à sa base, le toupet et les fanons sont souvent absents. Le poil est fin et soyeux. Exotic y 2004 Domestic Breed Disséminée sur le territoire français international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Horse Anglo-Arabe fr L'Anglo-Arabe est, avec le selle français l‘une des deux grandes races françaises de chevaux de sport. Son Stud-Book date de 1833. Son berceau de race est le Sud Ouest de la France. Il est issu depuis sa création de croisements entre le pur sang et l‘arabe pratiqués officiellement à partir de la moitié du XIXè siècle dans le Limousin et les dépôts de Tarbes et Pau, auquel s‘est ajouté l‘apport d‘une jumenterie autochtone. Son type est intermédiaire entre les deux races : élégance, endurance, légèreté dans les allures léguées par l‘Arabe, le Pur Sang quant à lui apportant outre sa taille, toute la puissance de sa sélection orientée sur la vitesse Anglo-Arab RidingSport, Sport L‘Anglo-Arabe a considérablement évolué tant au niveau de sa morphologie que de son caractère grâce à une sélection raisonnée. Il est devenu aujourd’hui un cheval de sport réunissant toutes les qualités mentales et physiques pour tous les cavaliers, qu'ils soient amateurs ou professionnels : chic, volontaire, courageux, adroit, souple, réactif, avec de la locomotion et présentant un bon équilibre tout en ayant des qualités exceptionnelles de tenue. Le cheval Anglo-Arabe est un cheval harmonieux avec beaucoup de personnalité, ce qui en fait son charme. Le cheval Anglo-Arabe est un excellent cheval de concours complet car il est rapide, endurant et réactif mais ses qualités de sauteur en font aussi un cheval très performant en C.S.O. L’Anglo-Arabe dispose d‘allures souples et étendues et développe une belle classe de galop. L‘endurance s’intéresse aussi à l‘Anglo-Arabe privilégiant un pourcentage de sang arabe assez élevé pour une meilleure adaptation à cette discipline. Il existe une production d‘Anglo-Arabes pour la course. De nombreuses courses plates et obstacles sont organisées majoritairement dans le Sud-Ouest. Les meilleurs d‘entre eux se mesurent aux Pur Sang et AQPS sur les hippodromes parisiens. Son adresse en fait un merveilleux cheval de selle en équitation d‘extérieur ou de loisir. L‘Anglo-Arabe est reconnu par les autres Stud-Books européens comme améliorateur de race car outre son élégance et sa réactivité, il transmet le “sang” nécessaire à tout bon cheval destiné aux sports équestres. uni coloured: bay, chestnut, grey 168 160 550 500 Native y 1833 Domestic Breed composite of Arab and Thoroughbred since 1950 from Thoroughbred (Europe), Arab (Europe) Limousin, southern Pyrénées, Aquitaine international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Appaloosa L’Appaloosa est un cheval très polyvalent, selon ses origines, il peut être utilisé dans un grand nombre de disciplines aussi bien Western que Classique comme en Horsemanship, en Trail, en Reining, en Barrel Racing, ou dans les épreuves de Hunter. Plus généralement, son tempérament froid et sa rusticité en font un cheval idéal pour l’équitation d’extérieur aussi bien en loisir qu’en compétition de TREC ou d’Endurance (notamment avec des Appaloosa issus de croisement avec le Pur Sang Arabe). Il convient aussi pour le travail du bétail. Aux USA, certaines lignées fortement imprégnées de sang Pur Sang Anglais sont utilisées en course de vitesse. en Comme toutes les races américaines, les ancêtres des chevaux Appaloosa sont issus des chevaux introduits sur le continent américain par les conquistadors. Parmi ces derniers, on trouvait des chevaux tachetés. A partir de 1700, les chevaux arrivèrent dans le nord, aux confins de l’Oregon, de l’Idaho et de Washington, territoire des indiens nez percés. Cette tribu prit possession de chevaux qu’elle capturait ou achetait. Le nom d’appaloosa fit son apparition à la fin du XIXème. Il est lié à la «palouse River» qui se situe au nord ouest de l’Idaho et était alors peuplé de nez percés et de leurs troupeaux de chevaux parfois colorés. Appaloosa Herding, RidingSport, RidingWork Depuis 2003, le gène responsable des robes tachetées (léopard -Lp) a été identifié ce qui permet d’orienter les éleveurs dans le choix de leurs reproducteurs. L'expression de l'allèle Lp est modulée par le groupe de gènes PATN. voir : https://www.appaloosaproject.co/ La peau marbrée autour de la bouche, des naseaux, et des parties génitales également marbrés Le blanc de l'œil (sclérotique) bien visible Les sabots striés La robe colorée avec un grande variété de couleurs et surtout de taches qui font la singularité de la race. Cependant, cette caractéristique n’est pas obligatoire. Un quart des poulains naissent « solid » (unis) Depuis 2003, le gène responsable des robes tachetées (léopard -Lp) a été identifié ce qui permet d’orienter les éleveurs dans le choix de leurs reproducteurs. L'expression de l'allèle Lp est modulée par le groupe de gènes PATN. voir : https://www.appaloosaproject.co/ 155 155 575 575 Exotic y 1998 Domestic Breed Le nom d’appaloosa fit son apparition à la fin du XIXème. Il est lié à la «palouse River» qui se situe au nord ouest de l’Idaho et était alors peuplé de nez percés et de leurs troupeaux de chevaux parfois colorés. L’histoire des chevaux des nez percés est mouvementée car intimement liée aux guerres que dut affronter cette tribu. En 1877, la défaite du chef indien Chief Joseph et de son peuple nez percé entraîna la capture et l’éclatement du cheptel qui fut vendu ou laissé à l’état sauvage. Le renouveau de la race fut assuré au début du XXème siècle par quelques passionnés qui se mirent en recherche des descendants des chevaux nez percés possédant un nombre suffisant de caractéristiques, en particulier rusticité, forte ossature, peu de crins et une robe colorée. Le stud book ou livre des origines et l’Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) dont le siège est à Moscow dans l’IDAHO sont fondés en 1938. 1700 Quarter-Horse inscrit à l’AQHA, PSAr inscrit à un registre reconnu par la WHAO, Pur-sang inscrit au Jockey Club réparti sur le territoire francais international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Arabe L’Arabe joue un rôle primordial dans l’amélioration de nos races de chevaux, aussi bien lourds dans le passé, que de sang encore aujourd’hui. Son domaine de prédilection est la course d'endurance. La France est devenue un des principaux pays d'élevage et de valorisation de chevaux d'endurance, pur-sang ou demi-sang arabe. Il dispose également, dans le sud-ouest, d’un programme de courses de 3 et 4 ans, très développé dans notre pays (environ 45 courses). fr. Arab Arab Fancy, Racing, RidingSport, Sport Les étalons Arabes sont utilisés en croisement dans toutes les zones productrices d'Anglo-Arabe ainsi que pour la production de chevaux de loisir et de poneys. uni coloured: grey, chestnut, bay 154 152 450 450 long fine mane and tail C'est un cheval à la poitrine large, au rein court, à la croupe harmonieuse, à la queue courte et attachée haut, aux membres très secs. Il porte à la tête les signes qui confirment la noblesse de sa race : front large, profil rectiligne ou concave, oreilles courtes, bien dessinées et mobiles, yeux grands, expressifs et doux, naseaux très ouverts et finement dessinés, ganaches écartées, la lèvre inférieure courte et petite. La tête, très distinguée, est portée par une encolure longue et peu épaisse, aux crins très soyeux. Exotic y 1833 Domestic Breed imported from the Middle-East since 1950 from Arab (Marocco, Spain, Former USSR) L’élevage de l’Arabe en race pure est principalement implanté dans la moitié sud et l'ouest de la France. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Ardennais De l’époque romaine à la première moitié du XXè siècle, cette population a répondu aux besoins de la guerre ou de l’agriculture. fr. provient de la région des Ardennes Ardennes Ardennes DraughtPower, Meat les étalons ardennais ont été très prisés comme un améliorateur de races, aussi bien à l’étranger qu’en France , grâce à lui ont été formées les races Trait Comtois, Trait Auxois et Trait du Nord. Il est aujourd’hui adapté à une large gamme d’utilisations : Dans la ville : calèche, entretien Dans un centre équestre : initiation à l’attelage, travaux d’écurie En forêt : débardage Il peut aussi devenir votre compagnon de loisirs attelé ou monté. Une grande douceur et docilité, il demeure un cheval de trait utilisé pour certains travaux (fenaison, vigne, travaux superficiels, débardage). consom./refus bovin;hiver,nettoy.patures uni coloured: usually bay or roan, sometimes grey, chestnut, dun or isabelle 162 160 850 850 cheval de type bréviligne. La tête est expressive avec le profil camus ou rectiligne. Les orbites sont saillantes. Les oreilles petites et pointées en avant. L'encolure est bien greffée et souvent rouée chez le mâle. Le corps exprime la masse, la densité et la puissance. La poitrine est ample et profonde. Le dos et le rein sont puissants et bien soutenus. Les hanches sont larges avec l’arrière-main longue et très musclée. L’épaule est inclinée. Bras, avant-bras et jambes sont très musclés. Les articulations sont basses, larges et bien affirmées. Les pieds sont larges à corne saine. Native y 1923 Domestic Breed Présent et cité dans la région des Ardennes depuis l'antiquité. C’est vers 1850 que les Ardennais Français et Belges sont croisé avec des étalons Flamants et Percherons pour obtenir l’Ardennais actuel avec une augmentation du gabarit, du poids, de la puissance mais aussi de la souplesse et l'énergie. Lorraine, Alsace, northern Picardie regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Augeron Native domestic variety origin with Norman blood Auge, Normandie local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Horse Auxois Cheval à l'origine exclusivement agricole, le trait auxois retrouve son utilité en agriculture spécialisée : la vigne, le débardage, l’agriculture bio, le maraîchage… et développe de nouvelles pratiques de l’attelage adaptées au monde contemporain et à la société de loisirs. Réputé pour sa rusticité et son caractère facile, alliant force et souplesse, c’est le compagnon idéal du retour à la vie rurale d’urbains las de la civilisation urbaine et adeptes du tourisme attelé. fr. De la région Auxois, en Bourgogne Auxois Auxois DraughtPower, Meat Comme la plupart des chevaux de trait, le Trait Auxois peut être utilisé dans diverses tâches. Anciennes et remises au goût du jour : labour des vignobles, labour des champs (une finale nationale rassemble Tous les terroirs de France chaque année en septembre) , débardage, traction de matériels anciens sur les fêtes de terroir. Compétitions: maniabilité, marathon, monte (courses à la Fête de la Bague de Semur en Auxois le dernier jour de mai). Ramassage des ordures ménagères dans les communes. Et puis, les promenades en roulotte pour les vacances familiales uni coloured: usually bay or roan, sometimes dun or chestnut 168 167 900 900 La tête est courte, le front large, les oreilles petites et mobiles. L’encolure est brève, musclée, bien greffée. Le corps est massif, avec un garrot sorti et un poitrail large. Le dos et des reins sont larges et courts, avec une arrière main longue, à la croupe fortement musclée. La queue est portée bas. L’épaule est inclinée, bras et avant-bras sont bien musclés. Les genoux sont larges et des jarrets puissants sur des canons courts et nets. Les membres sont robustes, aux poils peu fournis. Les allures sont amples et souples malgré la masse Native y 1913 Domestic Breed Durant les années 1840, des chevaux percherons sont introduits, suivis de boulonnais vers 1860, et d'ardennais (ou de nivernais). La race du trait Auxois naît donc du croisement entre la jumenterie locale de chevaux bourguignons et les étalons Ardennais et Trait du Nord, recherchés pour leur puissance et leur grande taille qui en font de précieux auxiliaires agricoles. 1912 Bourgogne local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Horse Barbe fr. Barb Barb RidingSport Déjà appelé cheval de Barbarie par les auteurs romains il y a plus de 2000 ans, le Barbe a toujours été élevé par les populations nomades (de la Lybie au Maroc en passant par la Tunisie et l‘Algérie) et depuis longtemps en France. Physiquement très endurant et supportant sans peine toutes les privations, il quitta très tôt les pays du berceau de race pour rayonner en Italie, Espagne et France sous la selle de guerriers mal connus donc désignés sous le nom de barbares qui fut aussi attribué aux chevaux barbes. A l’origine, il était utilisé comme cheval de guerre par les numides, par Jules César pour la guerre des Gaules, par les Arabes pour envahir l’Espagne et plus récemment par l’armée allemande pour gagner Moscou avec des Barbes réquisitionnés en Tunisie par Rommel. Endurant, sobre, frugal, résistant à toutes les variations climatiques, c’est un cheval d’extérieur et de loisir par excellence. Une monture rêvée pour le tourisme équestre et l’endurance, qui sont héritiers des longues campagnes et des raids militaires. Ce fut le cheval de dressage favori des rois de France. Il était utilisé par Louis XIII entre autres, recommandé par A. de Pluvinel et La Guérinière. Les aptitudes de nombreux barbes au dressage sont indéniables aujourd’hui. Ce fut la monture des Spahis dans un passé récent. Ce corps d’élite doit une grande partie de sa réputation à la qualité de ces chevaux. Aujourd’hui, il est encore utilisé à l‘obstacle par les adultes et les enfants de toute l’Afrique du Nord. Il excelle à l’attelage dans toutes les villes et campagnes du Mahgreb. Cette utilisation doit se développer en France. Il présente d’extraordinaires facultés d‘assimilation de ce que l’on veut lui enseigner et il est vraiment dans son élément comme cheval de spectacle. C‘est un sportif polyvalent, plus qu’un décathlonien, dépassant systématiquement et largement la moyenne dans toutes les disciplines. Le large éventail de ses possibilités n’est pas encore totalement exploité. uni coloured: grey, chestnut or bay 155 profuse mane and flowing low-set tail Exotic y 1988 Domestic Breed imported from Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco since 1950 from Barbe (Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco) country-wide international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Berrichon fr. Native domestic variety Berry, central France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Horse Boulonnais On distinguait 2 types de Boulonnais : Tout d’abord le modèle des « mareyeuses », léger endurant, très apprécié au XVIIè et XVIIIè siècles pour le transport rapide du poisson, la « marée », de Boulogne-sur-Mer à Paris. Ensuite, celui d’un cheval grand et puissant, façonné au XIXè siècle pour le travail des terres à betteraves et leur charroi fr De Boulogne sur Mer, Pas de Calais Boulonnais DraughtPower, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring uni coloured: usually light dapple-grey, sometimes chestnut 163 163 800 800 small Arabic-type head Une tête élégante, courte avec un front large et plat. L’oeil est très vif et d’une grande fierté. Les naseaux sont bien ouverts. Les oreilles petites et mobiles. L’encolure est souvent rouée, épaisse et musclée. La crinière est double, touffue et pas très longue. Le poitrail est large, les côtes bien arrondies avec les épaules parfaitement sorties. Le garrot est bien placé, mais souvent noyé dans la musculature. Le dos est droit, les membres forts et musclés. Les articulations sont nettes et solides avec les jarrets ouverts et les canons courts. Les extrémités sont peu fournies en crins. Le standard d’aujourd’hui est d’une taille de 1,50 m à plus de 1,70 m. Les poids varient de 600kg à 900kg Native y 1886 Domestic Breed Autrefois, le cœur de l’élevage se situait dans le bas Boulonnais, berceau de la race (en particulier Marquise), dont le sous sol argileux riche en phosphates a permis le développement de forts squelettes d’animaux de grande taille. Il est aussi origine du haut Boulonnais, berceau des mareyeuses aux plateaux crayeux perméables et aux hivers rudes. De là-bas sont issus des modèles plus légers, du Calaisis, produisant des chevaux d’une plus grande ampleur et de la région de Rue, au sud du Boulonnais, donnant des chevaux forts. Des reproducteurs boulonnais sont recensés dans plusieurs départements du nord-ouest, principalement Pas-de-Calais, Nord, Somme, Seine-Maritime et Oise. regional Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -France FRA Horse Bourbonnais fr. Native domestic variety Allier, central France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Horse Breton fr Référence à la région de développement de la race : Bretagne Breton Postier, Trait Breton DraughtPower, Meat, TouristAttraction, Transport Il existe deux types morphologiques : le trait de formule compacte et le postier plus léger et plus étendu dans ses rayons et ses allures. Doté d'allures énergiques et d'une remarquable docilité, le Breton, en particulier la variété « postière », est le cheval d'attelage de loisir idéal utilisé par des professionnels avertis comme par des amateurs pour la compétition et le tourisme attelé. A la différence d'autres races de trait, le Breton n'a jamais cessé d'être attelé. Il est encore employé en agriculture pour des travaux de précision en culture légumière. This breed is known for stability. valorisat.am,l.pat.prod.zones d'altitude La robe est alezane, aubère, rarement baie ou rouanne. Les robes noire, noire pangarée ou chocolat sont aussi autorisées. 158 158 800 800 La tête est carrée, de volume moyen, avec le front large et le chanfrein droit, parfois camus. Les naseaux sont ouverts et l'oeil vif L'encolure est longue, forte mais bien greffée et légèrement rouée Le dos est tendu, large et musclé. La croupe est large et double, la côte ronde L'épaule est longue et oblique, la poitrine profonde Les cuisses et les avant-bras sont très musculeux et les canons courts et secs Native y 1909 Domestic Breed Le cheval Breton actuel est le résultat d'une longue évolution et d'un long travail de sélection entrepris par les éleveurs à partir des variétés anciennes de chevaux indigènes. De nombreux croisements furent réalisés aux XVIIIè et XIXè siècles en vue d'améliorer ces variétés, le plus célèbre et le plus réussi résultant de l'accouplement d'étalons « Norfolk » importés de Grande-Bretagne et de juments du Léon. De ce croisement naquit le « postier breton » dont la réputation s'étendit dans le monde entier. Trotteurs du Norfolk, des Percherons et des Normands notamment. Le berceau de race s'étend traditionnellement sur les quatre départements bretons (Finistère, Côtes d'Armor, Ille-et-Vilaine et Morbihan), mais aussi au nord de la Loire-Atlantique, à l'ouest du Maine-et-Loire et dans les zones de moyenne montagne du Massif Central et dans les Pyrénées. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Camargue S’il demeure le vecteur emblématique des fêtes traditionnelles de sa terre éponyme, le cheval Camargue s’affirme avant tout comme le précieux partenaire des gardians pour la conduite et la maîtrise des troupeaux de taureaux sur les vastes espaces d’une terre qui demeure par essence celle du rêve de liberté. fr. Camargue Herding, RidingByChildren, RidingWork, ToHandleFightingBulls, TouristAttraction Depuis 2003, trois appellations existent “Camargue” : pour les animaux inscrits au Stud-Book du cheval Camargue, nés et identifiés dans le berceau de race, appartenant à une manade et ayant reçu la marque à feu avant le sevrage “Camargue hors manade” : pour les animaux inscrits au Stud-Book du cheval Camargue, nés et identifiés dans le berceau de race mais n’appartenant pas à une manade “Camargue hors berceau” : pour les animaux inscrits au stud-book du cheval Camargue nés hors du berceau de race Les chevaux sont élevés en «manades», en totale liberté et en plein air intégral. C'est un élevage extensif, avec la végétation pauvre des marais qui ne permet pas un gros effectif à l'hectare. Doué d'un instinct infaillible et le pied large et sûr, il est parfaitement adapté à son milieu subaquatique. Il est d'abord l'instrument indispensable du «gardian» pour la surveillance et le tri des troupeaux de taureaux. Très maniable, il témoigne dans ce travail d'une incroyable vivacité et d'une grande agilité dans le tri des animaux destinés à la course camarguaise. Zone humide Elevé en semi-liberté La permanence des conditions de vie d’élevage extensif en semi liberté s’affirme comme le garant essentiel de la pérennité de la race. Les chevaux s’y trouvent confrontés aux excès d’un climat, certes privilégié par son ensoleillement, mais souvent sévère : vents violents, humidité fréquente, froid mordant, touffeurs de l’été aggravées par le harcèlement de myriades d’insectes voraces… Ces conditions ont façonné une race d’une exceptionnelle rusticité, capable de s’y multiplier et de triompher des intempéries ; une race remarquablement endurante à l’effort, d’une singulière frugalité. This breed is known for stability. La robe est toujours grise, bai ou rouan à la naissance. Elle s‘éclaircit avec l‘âge et peut devenir truitée ou mouchetée. 140 140 425 425 La tête est bien attachée, généralement carrée. Les ganaches sont bien marquées. Le front est plat. Le chanfrein est rectiligne, la partie nasale souvent effacée. Les oreilles sont courtes, écartées, à base large. L‘oeil est à fleur de tête, du fait de l‘arcade sourcilière peu saillante. La crinière est abondante, parfois double. La poitrine est profonde. L‘épaule est puissante et musclée, bien orientée. L‘encolure, de longueur moyenne, est harmonieuse et bien sortie. Elle est bien dirigée dès sa base, bien attachée. Le garrot doit être marqué, sans exagération. Les membres sont bien proportionnés, forts et de bonne nature. Le genou et le jarret sont larges, les articulations fortes, le cheval est bien jointé. Le pied est très sûr et solide, sa surface portante développée. Le dos, de longueur moyenne, est toujours soutenu. Le rein est plutôt court, rectiligne et large. La croupe est remplie, légèrement inclinée. La cuisse est musclée et bien descendue. La queue est basse, les crins sont fournis. Native y 1978 Domestic Breed local breed Camargue regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Castillonnais fr Cheval du Biros, Saint Gironnais DraughtPower, PackBaggage, RidingByChildren, RidingWork, Transport Zone de montagne Le cheval Castillonnais est surtout élevé en montagne en Ariège et en région Midi-Pyrénées En été, les chevaux Castillonnais élevés dans le berceau de la race sont stationnés sur les estives d'altitude qui lui confèrent sa rusticité. noir pangaré, ou bai foncé, avec comme particularités, des marques de feu aux flancs et un nez de renard. 140 140 Son encolure est moyenne et bien orientée, l’attache de tête légère et le poitrail bien ouvert et profond. Le dos est large et bien soutenu, les membres sont bien trempés et musclés. Ses allures sont étendues avec un fort engagement des postérieurs. Native y 1996 Domestic Breed Issu de croisement entre les animaux de populations locales et des animaux d'origine ibérique ou arabe Le cheval Castillonnais est surtout élevé en montagne en Ariège et en région Midi-Pyrénées local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -France FRA Horse Cheval Corse fr. Cavallu Corsu, Paganacciu Carting, DraughtPower, PackBaggage, RidingByChildren, RidingWork, Transport Utilisé en centre équestre, le Cheval Corse permet d'avoir une cavalerie de remonte, très polyvalente, rustique et frugale. Sa vitesse, sa résistance et son caractère lui permettent d'être très performant en sport pour les courses d'endurance. Compact, très maniable, alliant vivacité et froideur, le Cheval Corse est adapté au tri de bétail et à la Monte Western. Adapté à son territoire, le Cheval Corse au pied sûr et agile excelle dans la pratique de la randonnée. Le Cheval Corse constitue un cheval de selle très adapté pour parcourir les sentiers corses les plus périlleux. Il fut aussi un excellent et réputé cheval d'attelage Zone de montagne Noir, noir pangaré, bai, peut avoir une raie de mulet, peu de marques blanches 140 140 350 350 Le Cheval Corse est un cheval de petite taille, comprise entre 1,30 m et 1,53 m. Sa robe est noire pangarée ou baie dans toutes ses nuances. Sa crinière est fournie et sa tête est expressive et courte. Son corps, qui s’inscrit dans un carré, est bien proportionné avec une encolure courte et large sans être trapue, bien orientée. Son garrot est marqué mais non saillant. Son dos est court et bien soutenu. Sa poitrine est ouverte et ogivale avec des hanches courtes et obliques. Il a des membres fins, secs et forts avec des pieds petits et secs. Native y 2012 Domestic Breed Corse local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -France FRA Horse Cheval Miniature Français fr Falabella Pony Hobby Le Cheval Miniature se présente comme la réduction la plus parfaite et la plus petite possible d’un cheval de grande taille de type léger, quel qu’en soit le type, pourvu qu’il soit d’une parfaite conformation 89 89 Petit, sain et équilibré, il s’inscrit plus dans un carré que dans un rectangle. Le Cheval Miniature possède toutes les caractéristiques de bonne conformation requises dans les races de sport. Ce n’est ni un poney, ni un nain, mais un cheval de sport en réduction. Taille maximum : 89.5 cm après 5 ans Exotic y 2015 Domestic Breed Les Chevaux Miniatures proviennent principalement des États-Unis, d'Argentine et de Grande-Bretagne. Un certain nombre de chevaux andalous abandonnés par les Espagnols au XVIe siècle sur le continent sud-américain sont retournés à l'état sauvage pendant quatre siècles en s’adaptant au climat rude. Les chevaux se sont reproduits sur de grands espaces dans les pampas en réduisant leur taille, tout comme l'ont fait leurs cousins Shetland sur leurs îles. La famille Falabella, après avoir sélectionné et acquis de très petits chevaux indiens proportionnés, les Criollos, les a croisés avec de petits pur-sang et autres poneys européens pour fixer la race définitive. L’Anglais et l'Américain ont les mêmes sources historiques : c'est un mélange, plusieurs générations du sang anglais des Shetlands avec le sang des chevaux de mine hollandais : les Pit Ponies. réparti sur le territoire français international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained endangered -France FRA Horse Cheval de race Auvergne fr. Jument de Fay, Ragot du Béal, Lozero, Cantalou, Aumontois, Ragot d’Auvergne Carting, DraughtPower, PackBaggage, Transport e cheval de race Auvergne a frôlé l’extinction dès les années 1990. Le modèle initial a été gardé par quelques éleveurs pratiquant l’équitation ou ayant des troupeaux à 1500m d'altitude à l’année. A partir de 1997 les quatre membres fondateurs ont créé l’Association de sauvegarde et de relance du cheval d’Auvergne. On dénombrait 32 chevaux. L’association a travaillé sur le cloisonnement des groupes d’élevage apparentés, un programme d’élevage visant à améliorer les qualités d’ensemble et l’augmentation du nombre des naissances. Nous avons depuis 2007 environ 40 naissances annuelles auxquelles on rajoute les inscriptions à titre initial. La race a été reconnue fin 2012. En 2013, l’effectif dépasse les 500 unités. Zone de montagne Bai exclusivement 150 150 500 500 de type médioligne, de taille comprise entre 1m43 et 1m57 et de couleur baie exclusivement. Son poids varie de 450 à 650 kg. Les extrémités noires sont bien marquées avec des fanons abondants. Il se caractérise par une petite tête, un nez de renard, des petites oreilles, un œil bordé en amande, et des arcades sourcillières saillantes. Sa crinière et sa queue sont très fournies. Native y 2012 Domestic Breed Toutes les régions l’Auvergne avait son cheval de travail. Puy-de-Dôme et Cantal local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -France FRA Horse Cheval de sport Anglo-normand fr. Anglo-Norman RidingByChildren, RidingSport, Sport light Native y 2015 Domestic Breed Le stud book Anglo-Normand, dont la première référence est apparue en 1778, a été créé en décembre 1950. Il réunissait à l’origine les chevaux de demi-sang normands, issus d’une jumenterie carrossière fortement empreinte de pur-sang. Trois berceaux de demi-sang se partageaient le territoire national : normand, vendéen et charolais. Ces chevaux ont accompagné la démocratisation de l’équitation sportive en lien avec le développement des sociétés hippiques. Le Cheval de selle anglo-normand a été intégré, comme les autres chevaux de demi-sang, dans le stud book Selle Français en 1958. Le sang anglo-normand a constitué la base des souches françaises de chevaux de sport qui ont brillé depuis au plus haut niveau international. A l’initiative de quelques éleveurs passionnés qui souhaitaient conserver l’identité des souches françaises et mettre en avant les qualités spécifiques de ces animaux adaptés au terroir et aux pratiques équestres françaises, le stud book du Cheval de Sport Anglo-Normand (CSAN) a été réouvert le 27 mai 2015 Sont admis les chevaux issus, sur quatre générations, d’animaux appartenant aux races constitutives du demi-sang anglo-normand : Cheval de Sport Anglo-Normand, Selle Français, Anglo-Arabe, Anglo-Arabe de Complément, Anglo-Arabe de Croisement, Demi-sang Anglo-Arabe, Pur Sang, Autre Que Pur Sang, Arabe, Demi-Sang Arabe, Trotteur Français et demi-sang. Normandie local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -France FRA Horse Cheval du Vercors de Barraquand Rythmant jadis la vie et les travaux agricoles en montagne, le Cheval du Vercors de Barraquand est avant tout un cheval polyvalent. fr Montagnes du Vercors Cheval du Vercors Carting, DraughtPower, Hobby, PackBaggage, RidingByChildren Zone de montagne Nombreux sont les éleveurs qui pratiquent un système d’élevage extensif et transhumant, alternant quartiers d’hiver et estives, configurant toujours ainsi un cheval rustique et en mouvement. Bai, les nuances noires sur les membres sont souhaitées hautes. Les membres bringés sont fortement appréciées. Les marques blanches ne sont pas souhaitées sauf les marques en tête ne dépassant pas la ligne des yeux. 150 150 500 500 De type médio ligne, mesurant entre 1m45 et 1m55 pour une moyenne de 500kg, le Cheval du Vercors de Barraquand est de couleur baie (toutes les nuances de baies), sans aucune marque blanche autre qu’une possible étoile en tête ne dépassant pas la ligne inférieure des yeux. Les oreilles sont élégantes, l’œil est doux et maquillé tout comme le bout du nez. Le front est large et le chanfrein droit. La tête expressive est légèrement attachée sur une encolure musclée et bien orientée. La crinière, souhaitée double, ainsi que la queue sont bien fournies et ondulées. Le Cheval du Vercors de Barraquand est solide et bien charpenté : poitrail profond, dos et reins courts, larges et puissants, croupe rebondie et légèrement inclinée, membres secs et musclés, articulations marquées. Les pieds sont petits, la corne est noire et dure. Native y 2017 Domestic Breed En 1760, il est dit par le prieur de l’abbaye de Léoncel que « Depuis des temps immémoriaux, on avait connu dans les montagnes du Vercors une race de chevaux trapus, rustiques et parfaitement adaptés à la nature du terrain montagneux et accidenté et au rude climat » . Le développement et la notoriété de ce cheval prennent un réel essor à la fin du 19ème siècle sous l'influence d'une famille originaire du Vercors, la famille Barraquand. L'histoire de ce cheval du Vercors devenant « Barraquand » se caractérise dès lors et pendant près d’un demi siècle par la transhumance des troupeaux allant jusqu’à 200 juments entre la plaine de La Crau, terre de pâturages d'hiver, et les alpages d'estives du Vercors. Quelques éleveurs passionnés dans la Crau puis dans le Vercors, dans les années 90, relancent l’élevage de ces chevaux alors au bord de l’extinction. Aujourd'hui cette race territoriale s'inscrit dans une politique de développement local menée par l'Association pour la Promotion des Agriculteurs du Parc, le Parc Naturel Régional du Vercors et l’Association Cheval du Vercors de Barraquand. Cette dernière a pour objectifs de faire reconnaître la race et fédérer les éleveurs et utilisateurs de ce cheval dans une démarche commune pour une production de qualité et œuvre ainsi à la conservation du patrimoine agricole. Crau et Vercors local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -France FRA Horse Cob normand fr Normandie Norman Cob Carting, DraughtPower, Meat C''est un cheval recherché et apprécié en tant que cheval de loisir et même de sport en compétitions officielles d’attelage. This breed produces quality meat (fine fibre). Bai ou Alezan 164 164 650 650 Le Cob Normand est un cheval de taille moyenne (1,60 à 1,65 m) d’un poids de 550 à 800 kg. La robe est baie ou alezane. La tête et la physionomie sont proches de son cousin le « selle français », bien membré, étoffé, harmonieux et bien équilibré. Il a conservé le type demi-sang. Native y Domestic Breed L’origine du Cob Normand se confond avec celle du carrossier jusqu’au début du XXè siècle. C'est au XIXè siècle à la suite de l'importation de Grande-Bretagne du «Norfolk» que va se créer une jumenterie carrossière avec des produits ayant du sang, une bonne charpente, de l‘énergie et de l’élégance. Avec l’apparition de l’automobile au début du siècle, cette jumenterie se différencie en trotteur et en cob normand, qui après la dernière guerre et l’intrusion de pur sang anglais donnera le prestigieux selle français. Normandie international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Comtois Encore utilisé à la traction (débardage du bois, travaux de la vigne), le cheval comtois est également un bon cheval d'attelage et de loisir. fr. La race comtoise, originaire de Franche-Comté Comtois DraughtPower, Fancy, Meat, TouristAttraction Elevé en zone continentale, au climat rigoureux, le comtois s'adapte à tous les climats. Il peut rester dehors toute l'année. This breed is known for stability. valoris.am,l.patur.prod.zones d'altitude uni coloured: different shades of brown; Sa robe est de préférence alezan foncé ou cuivré crins lavés avec un petit en-tête en évitant les larges listes. Les balzanes sont rares, par contre un frison clair couvrant les tendons est apprécié. La robe peut être baie. alezan foncé 155 155 700 700 La tête est carrée avec l’œil vif, des oreilles petites et bien plantées, très mobiles. L'encolure est bien musclée, le garrot bien attaché. La croupe large avec cuisse bien descendue. Les articulations doivent être fortes, avec de bons aplombs, les tendons bien détachés. Son tissu est dense avec des membres secs et bien trempés. Ses pieds sont moyens et bien conformés. Native y 1919 Domestic Breed les origines remontent à la grande «Race germanique» importée par les Burgondes au Vè siècle. Les étalons orientaux des espagnols occupant la Franche-Comté lui apportent la distinction qui caractérise toujours la race comtoise. Alors principale richesse de la région, le cheval comtois sera utilisé au carrosse, pour la cavalerie (dragons), pour l'artillerie, et au trait divers. Il sera prisé par la Suisse et l'Italie et largement réquisitionné lors des guerres de la révolution, du consulat, de l'empire et de 1870. Ses effectifs diminuent alors dangereusement, il est ensuite menacé de disparition, victime de croisements variés. En 1905, l'élevage se régularise et fait appel à l'utilisation de petits étalons ardennais baie, sans balzane ni en-tête. C'est en 1919 que quelques éleveurs de la montagne constituent le « Syndicat d'élevage du cheval comtois ». Dès 1925, la sélection se poursuit dans l'indigénat. Originaire de Franche-Comté, a gagné l'Alsace, la Bourgogne, le Massif Central, les Pyrénées et les Alpes. De nombreux sujets ont été exportés en Espagne, en Belgique, aux Pays-Bas et en Allemagne. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Connemara fr la région irlandaise éponyme a donné son nom au poney Connemara dont il est originaire Connemara Pony Connemara Pony Fancy, RidingByChildren, RidingSport, Sport uni coloured: mainly grey, sometimes black, or different shades of brown 142 142 450 400 Exotic 1969 domestic breed imported from Ireland since 1950 from Connemara (Ireland) country-wide international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Crème fr Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Horse Dartmoor fr. Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Sport uni coloured: usually bay, also all colours except piebald or skewbald 117 117 300 280 Exotic 1969 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1950 from Dartmoor (United Kingdom) northern Picardie, Central France, Bretagne international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Horse Fjord fr. Fjord Fjord Sport uni coloured: brownish grey with dark legs, tail and erect mane: central dark and outwards silver 140 140 580 520 Exotic 1969 domestic breed imported from Norway since 1950 from Fjord (Netherlands, Switzerland) Alsace international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Franches-Montagnes Fr Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Horse Frison fr Friesian Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Haflinger Haflinger Sport uni coloured: light to dark chestnut 143 138 580 520 full flaxen mane and tail Exotic 1970 domestic breed continually imported from Austria and United Kingdom 1950 Alsace, Rhones-Alps, Normandie international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Henson Exotic domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Horse Highland fr. Highland Pony Highland Pony Sport uni coloured: various shades of brown, grey, rarely dun with zebra-striped legs 134 134 550 500 Exotic 1969 domestic breed continually imported from United Kingdom 1950 Bretagne, Normandie international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Horse Islandais fr. Iceland Pony Iceland Pony Sport comment: all colours admissible 134 134 420 380 Exotic 1969 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands since 1950 from Islandais (Germany, Switzerland, Iceland) Alsace, Lorraine, Auvergne international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Landais fr. Landais Landais Sport uni coloured: bay, black, brown, chestnut 128 128 grey, piebald and skewbald are refused Native 1967 domestic breed indigenous breed Aquitaine local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Horse Lipizzan fr. Lipitsa Lipitsa Sport uni coloured: usually grey with a sleek coat 160 150 650 550 silky mane and tail Exotic 1989 domestic breed continually imported from Austria 1950 country-wide international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -France FRA Horse Loire fr. Native domestic variety central France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Horse Lusitanien fr. Lusitanian Lusitanian Sport uni coloured: grey, also any other solid colour 175 155 650 550 Exotic 1987 domestic breed continually imported from Portugal 1950 country-wide international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Maine fr. Mayennais, Mayenne Native domestic variety North-western France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Horse Mulassier du Poitou fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Horse Mérens fr. Merens Pony DraughtPower, PackBaggage, RidingByChildren, RidingWork, Sport Chaque année ont lieu les Journées Nationales du Cheval de Mérens à Bouan (en Ariège, RN 20 entre Tarascon sur Ariège et Les Cabannes), le troisième week-end d'Août. Ces 2 jours se déroulent sous le signe de l'élevage et de l'utilisation : D'une part les championnats nationaux d'élevage, regroupant les meilleurs sujets français, à l'issue desquels seront décernés de nombreux titres de Champion de France, dont les très prisés titres de Championne Suprême et Champion Suprême D'autre part, une multitude de démonstrations de la polyvalence du cheval de Mérens : attelage, CSO, dressage, TREC, spectacles, carrousels, descente des éboulis et derby Zone de montagne. Transhumance en estives The mares are good milk producers. These horses are well adapted for equestrian acrobatics especially for young children because of their docility. When pulling a cart these horses are remarkable for their hardiness and they are remarkable for their endurance when working. This breed is known for stability. cf. 33 c-dessus uni coloured: black 150 150 600 550 no markings at all La tête, très expressive et distinguée, est attachée légèrement sur une encolure bien orientée. Les crins du Mérens sont abondants, drus et crêpelés. Le garrot, sorti et prolongé vers l’arrière, précède un dos large et soutenu. Le rein est bien attaché, large et musclé. L’épaule est assez longue et raisonnablement inclinée en arrière. Le poitrail est ouvert. La croupe est plutôt ronde, avec une cuisse descendue, et les hanches sont larges. Les articulations sont basses et bien marquées. Les membres sont forts et associés à une musculature solide. Native y 1947 Domestic Breed La grande majorité des éleveurs de chevaux de Mérens se situe dans le berceau de race, la région Midi-Pyrénées. Néanmoins, l’élevage des Mérens s’est étendu à la quasi totalité de la France, ainsi qu’à d’autres pays. L’île de la Réunion est depuis 25 ans une terre de prédilection pour le cheval de Mérens. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse New Forest eng. New Forest Pony New Forest Sport uni coloured: usually bay or grey
comment: piebald or skewbald are not accepted 134 134 430 380 Exotic y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1950 from New Forest (United Kingdom) Normandie, Pays de Loire international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Nivernais fr. uni coloured: black Native domestic variety Nièvre, central France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Horse Paint Horse fr American Paint Exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Percheron fr. Percheron Percheron Meat uni coloured: grey or black 165 165 950 900 bluish hoofs, small Arabic-type head Native 1883 domestic breed indigenous breed Pays De Loire, Normandie international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Poitevin fr. Poitou, Mulassier Meat uni coloured: mainly dun, also any other solid colour 168 168 900 800 Native 1884 domestic breed composite of Poitou and Friesian Pays de Loire, Poitou-Charentes local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Horse Poney français de selle fr. Saddlebred Pony Sport comment: all colours admissible 136 136 420 400 Native 1969 domestic breed composite of local ponies, Arab, Connemara, Welsh and New Forest Pony country-wide local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Pottok eng. Pottok Sport This breed is reported to be resistant to piroplasmosis. l'ann,e en parcours naturel de montagne uni coloured: bay, brown, chestnut, piebald, skewbald 134 130 350 300 Native 1971 domestic breed indigenous breed Euskadi, Basque Provinces regional No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Pur sang fr. Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Racing uni coloured: usually bay, sometimes chestnut or grey 165 175 500 450 Exotic 1833 domestic breed Imported from United Kingdom since 1950 from Thoroughbred (USA, United Kingdom, Ireland) Normandie international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Quarter Horse eng. Quarter Horse Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Saône-et-Loire fr. Native domestic variety central France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Horse Selle français fr. French Saddlebred Saddlebred Sport uni coloured: different shades of brown, grey 170 165 575 525 Native 1963 domestic breed descended from Old French Halfbred Normandie, northern Picardie, Bourgogne, Rhone, Alpes regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Shagya Shagya Arab Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Horse Shetland fr. Shetland Pony Shetland Pony Sport comment: all colours admissible 107 107 profuse mane and tail Exotic 1966 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1950 from Shetland (Netherlands), Shetland (Belgium) country-wide international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Trait du nord fr. Northern Ardennes Northern Ardennais, Northern Ardennes, Trait du Nord Meat uni coloured: bay, roan, dun, more rarely chestnut 165 160 1000 775 Native 1913 domestic breed local Trait du Nord since 1950 from Trait Belge (Belgium) northern Picardie local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Horse Trakehner Trakehner Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -France FRA Horse Trotteur français fr. French Trotter French Trotter Sport uni coloured: any solid colour, often with white markings 160 160 525 525 Native 1922 domestic breed composite of Anglo-Normand, Norman Coach-Horse, Thoroughbred and Hackney Normandie, northern Picardie, Pays De Loir local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Horse Welsh fr. Welsh Pony Welsh Pony Sport comment: all colours admissible except piebald or skewbald 135 135 400 350 Exotic 1969 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1950 from Welsh (United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands) country-wide international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Pig Acadie fr. Research multi coloured: grey, red, white 430 290 Exotic y 1980 domestic breed composite of Landrace and Duroc. Creation 1980, debut agrement 1999; fin agrement 2000 1980 Bretagne, Normandie, Basse local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Amélioré de l'Est fr. Native domestic variety disappeared 1960s by crossing with French Landrace and by spread of Large White. il en restait 30000 en 1953, on a trouvé des truies jusqu'en 1975. ETEINTE Alsace local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Bigourdan fr. Bigourdan Native domestic variety Variant de la population Basque/Bigourdan/Béarnais, syndicat d’éleveur et standard existaient. 50aine d’animaux en 1981 recensé par l’ITP pour ce groupe Basco-Béarnais (40 en Bigourdan, et 10 Basque) Absorbée par le Basque on retrouve encore ce type dans le basque. ETEINTE Bigore, Hautes-Pyrénées, South-western France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Blanc de l'Ouest fr. Porc de l'Ouest, Normand Meat uni coloured: white 100 100 350 300 Native 1937 domestic indigenous breed of Normandie Normandie, Basse, Bretagne The animals are sometimes only housed up to 2 months. local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Pig Bleu de Bologne fr. Native domestic variety variety of Gascony, disappeared in the 80s Bologne sur Gesse local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Bourdeaux fr. uni coloured: black Celtic type Native domestic variety Disparu vers 1970 Drôme local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Béarn Béarnais Native domestic variety variety of Basque Black Pied. Variant de la population Basque/Bigourdan/Bearnais. Pas de livre généalogique. Elle disparaît très vite, absorbée par le Basque. Dernier éleveur en 1980. ETEINTE local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Carélie fr. PECC uni coloured: white Native y 1992 domestic line creation 1992, debut agrement 1995, fin agrement 2004 1992 Bretagne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Cazères fr. disparue vers 1980 de Cazèrien, de Cazères multi coloured: white, blue
comments: white with few blue spots similar to Miélan Native domestic variety origin (1860 on) from Large White or Lauraguais x Gascony Haute Garonne, South-western France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Craonnais fr. A été doté d’un livre généalogique, une des origines du Porc Blanc de l'Ouest (créé en 1958) Meat Celtic type Native domestic variety included in West French White in 1955 1955 Craon, Mayenne local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Creole de Guadeloupe Native domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Pig Cul Noir limousin fr. Limousin Porc de Saint Yriex, Limousin, Périgourdin, Cul Noir Meat The breed is adapted to extensive conditions. multi coloured: black with white saddle 75 75 180 150 erect ears Native y 1935 domestic breed indigenous breed Limousin local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Pig DRB creation 1986, debut agrement 1996, fin agrement 2016 DRB Research multi coloured: grey and white sometimes grey spots 120 100 350 250 Duroc type y 1986 domestic breed 1986 Bourgogne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig DRC creation 1980, debut agrement 1996, fin agrement 2005 DRC Meat uni coloured: white, sometimes red spots y 1995 domestic breed composite of Duroc (Denmark, Germany, Switzerland) and French Landrace (France) 1980 Bourgogne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Duochan fr Creation 2003, Début agrément 2006, fin agrement 2014 2003 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat This breed is known for its rusticity. uni coloured: red 350 300 domestic breed imported from USA and Hungary (1977) some special farms international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Pig Duroc Axiom fr creation en 2003, debut agrement 2004, fin agrement 2016 2003 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Duroc Selpa Gène+ fr creation 1975, debut agrement 2008, fin agrement 2011 1975 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig FH012 FH012 Research uni coloured: white 110 110 300 300 y 1988 domestic breed Centre local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig FH016 FH016 Research uni coloured: white 100 100 200 200 y 1988 Centre local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Flamand fr. Flandrin, Flemish Celtic type y 1937 domestic variety included in West French White in 1955; herd-book 1937-55 1937 Flanders local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig GP1104 fr creation 1980; début agrement 1999, fin agrement 2003 1980 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig GP1120 fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig GP1125 fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig GP1140 fr PIC427 creation 1978, debut agrement 1999, fin agrement 2004 1978 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig GP1210 fr creation 1988; debut agrement 1999, fin agrement 2006 1988 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Gallia Gallia PEGG Research uni coloured: white y 1985 Bretagne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Gasconne fr. Gascony Gascony Meat uni coloured: black 75 75 200 180 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Midi-Pyrénées, Aquitaine local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat multi coloured: black with white belt 310 270 erect ears Exotic domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and USA since 1970 from Hampshire (USA) some special farms international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Pig Hypor Landrace fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Hypor Large White fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Hypor Magnus fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Jia-Xing experimental use Jia-Xing Research The females are known for early maturity and fertility. The sows have 20 teats. uni coloured: black 170 200 domestic breed imported from China since 1979 from Jia-Xing (China) Poitou-Charentes local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig L1010 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig L1020 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Laconie P77 fr. Pen Ar Lan P 77 PELL, Laconie Meat Indemne de RN- et Haln The animals are stress-resistant. multi coloured: black, brown, white 430 290 y 1972 domestic breed composite of Large White, Hampshire and Pietrain (France) Bretagne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Landrace mainly used for breeding fr. French Landrace French Landrace Meat This breed is producing quality meat. uni coloured: white 95 90 350 300 lop ears y 1952 domestic breed imported from Denmark and Sweden since 1970, < 5% from Landrace (Netherlands, United Kingdom); since 1975, <5% from Landrace (Germany, Norway) all regions with pig production international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Pig Landrace Selpa domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Large White lignée femelle mainly used for breeding fr Large White Meat This breed is producing quality meat. uni coloured: white 105 100 380 320 erect ears Native y 1926 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1970 up to 1990, < 5% from Large White (United Kingdom); since 1975 up to 1993, <5% from Large White (Netherlands) all regions with pig production international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Pig Large White lignée mâle fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Lignée 12 fr creation 1971, debut agrement 2012, fin agrement 2014 1971 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Lignée C fr creation 1970, debut agrement 2012, fin agrement 2014 1970 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Mei-Shan experimental use fr Meishan Chinois, Mei-Shan Research Early sexual maturity and good fertility are reported for this breed. The animals produce good quality meat. multi coloured: black and white spotted 200 240 domestic breed imported from China since 1981, >20% from Mei-Shan (China) Charente (INRA), Poitou international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Pig Miélan fr. comments: sometimes small grey spots on rump similar to Cazères domestic variety origin from Large White x Gascony about 1880: variety: Piégut 1880 Gers, South-western France local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Pig Musclor Musclor Meat multi coloured: black, white y 1996 breed since 1995 from Pietrain (Belgium, Germany) Bretagne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Neckar fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Nushan fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Nushan 33 fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Nustrale fr. Corsican Corsican, Corse Meat This breed is adapted to the local basic feeding conditions. v,g,taux collulosi.ligneux,fruits divers multi coloured: black, red, blond 68 63 150 150 Native domestic breed indigenous breed since 1970 from Large White (France) mountainous regions of Corsica local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Pig P76 fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Penshire P66 fr. Penshire PEPP Meat The animals are stress resistant. multi coloured: black, brown, white belted or spotted 430 290 y domestic line composite of Hampshire, Large White and Duroc : closed line since 1984 Department of Ille Et Vilaine, Bretagne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Pie noir du Pays Basque fr. Basque Black Pied Basque Black Pied Meat multi coloured: black with white saddle 75 75 180 150 lop ears Native y domestic variety variety of Basque Euskadi, Basque Provinces, Pyrénées, Aquitaine local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Piétrain mainly used for breeding fr. Pietrain Pietrain Meat A specific genetic feature (Hal s 0,9) is reported for this breed. Poor meat quality and halothane positiveness are reported for this breed. multi coloured: white with black spots 85 80 280 250 short erect ears Locally adapted y 1958 domestic breed imported from Belgium since 1970, < 5% from Pietrain (Belgium); since 1982, < 5% from Pietrain (Germany) mainly northern France international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Pig Porc de Bayeux fr. Bayeux Meat multi coloured: black and white 90 90 350 300 Native y domestic breed composite of old Porc de l'Ouest (France) and Berkshire (United Kingdom) 1928 Basse-Normandie local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Pig Proligène 121 fr. Research uni coloured: white 120 100 350 250 Large White type y 1996 Bourgogne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Proligène 321 fr. Research uni coloured: white 120 100 350 250 French Landrace type y 1996 Bourgogne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig TNNNN Lignée N fr creation 1948, debut agrement 2001, fin agrement 2007 1948 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Tai Zumu fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Tia Meslan experimental fr. Tia Meslan PETT Research uni coloured: white y 1983 domestic line composite of Pen Ar Lan P77, Meishan and Jia Xing, closed line since 1984 ; creation 1983, debut agrement 1995, fin agrement 2004 1983 around the Ille River and Vilaine River, Department of Ille et Vilaine, Bretagne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Topigs Lignée A fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Topigs Lignée B fr domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Topigs Lignée E fr domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Topigs Lignée P fr local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Topigs Lignée T fr domestic line creation 1986, debut agrement 2008, fin agrement 2010 1986 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig Topigs Lignée Z fr domestic line local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Pig X70 fr domestic line debut agrement 1996; fin agrement 1997 local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Alaska fr Alaska Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Angora français fr Angora Angora de Saint-Innocent Fancy, Hair, Hobby Chez le lapin Angora toutes les catégories de poils sont allongées. Les poils poussent plus longtemps et plus vite. Chez le lapin traditionnel on peut mesurer une croissance de 10 millimètres par semaine pendant un mois alors que chez l'Angora la croissance dure trois mois à trois mois et demi. En fait, la mutation génétique affecte le fonctionnement du follicule pileux tant dans sa composition que dans sa structure. Ce poil du Lapin Angora Français est destiné à la fabrication de vêtements fantaisie de haut de gamme, au fleuffage (gonflant) volumineux. Chez le lapin Angora toutes les catégories de poils sont allongées. Les poils poussent plus longtemps et plus vite. Chez le lapin traditionnel on peut mesurer une croissance de 10 millimètres par semaine pendant un mois alors que chez l'Angora la croissance dure trois mois à trois mois et demi. En fait, la mutation génétique affecte le fonctionnement du follicule pileux tant dans sa composition que dans sa structure. Blanc, Noir, Havane, Bleu, Chamois, Agouti 4.6 4.6 Poids idéal 4 kg à 5,250 kg. (min 3,5kg, max 5,5kg) Le corps donne une apparence générale imposante par sa couverture pileuse. Les poils qui recouvrent les oreilles, le nez, les joues et le front sont relativement courts. L’extrémité des oreilles est ornée d’épis longs et soyeux. Le gigantisme généralisé du système pileux provoque un accroissement de la longueur des poils pouvant largement dépasser 10 cm pour les jarres. Aussi longue que possible, la fourrure doit être de bonne tenue et abondamment garnie de jarres longs et de fort diamètre (spécificité de la race). La pleine consistance de la fourrure doit s’accompagner d’écarts réduits entre la longueur et le diamètre des poils les plus longs et les plus grossiers, et des poils les plus courts et les plus fins. Native n Domestic Breed Dès 1708, des écrits anglais parlent d'un lapin à tignasse de Turquie. Néanmoins, on considère que le berceau de cette race est en Angleterre. En 1723, les anglais débarquant à Bordeaux, organisent des ventes de ces lapins vivants affirmant qu'ils proviennent de Turquie. En 1777, la race est signalée en Allemagne. Les premiers écrits relatant la présence de lapins Angoras en Savoie, dans la région de Saint Innocent, datent de 1840 En 1920, la France exporte des sujets vers le Japon. En 1925, l'Amérique du Nord importe également des Angoras. En 1932, la Chine entre en piste dans cette production. Après la guerre, le Japon, ainsi que le Chili et la Tchécoslovaquie concurrence l'élevage français. Dans les années 80, c'est l'explosion du marché. La Chine organise une vague d'importations massives à partir de l' Allemagne principalement. Le Chili et la Hongrie sont aussi sur le marché des achats. En revanche, l'Inde produit beaucoup mais auto-consomme tout. France Hair international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Argenté anglais fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Argenté de Champagne fr. Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Argenté de Saint Hubert fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Blanc de Hotot fr Géant blanc aux yeux noirs, Géant Blanc de Hotot Fancy, Hobby Couleur blanc de neige avec la brillance du givre. Les yeux ont un iris de couleur brun noirâtre. Les paupières et les cils sont noirâtre. Lunettes régulières et larges de 3 à 5 mm. Blanc 4.5 4.5 Poids idéal compris entre 4 kg et 4,750 kg. Corps robuste et bien arrondi. Ligne dorsale légèrement bombée. Musculature compacte, les régions fessières et les cuisses sont bien remplies. Les oreilles velues et robustes sont portées droites. D’un développement approprié au type, leur longueur idéale se situe entre 12 et 13 cm. La longueur minimale ne doit pas être inférieure à 11,5 cm et la longueur maximale ne doit jamais dépasser 13,5 cm. Les oreilles sont assez épaisses Fourrure consistante, dense et brillante avec des poils recteurs assez nombreux et bien apparents pour faire ressortir le reflet givré. Native n Domestic Breed Divers lapins tachetés. Premier standard homologué 13 octobre 1922 France local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Rabbit Blanc de Vendée fr Fancy, Hobby Blanc (albinos), ongle dépigmentés, iris rose franc blanc 3.8 3.8 Poids idéal compris entre 3,500 kg et 4,100 kg (min 3kg, maxi 4.35kg) Forme caractéristique dite de mandoline renversée. Cuisses faisant saillie. Tête d'apparence assez longue, élargie en son milieu. Oreilles de texture fine. Fourrure relativement courte, très serrée et poils recteurs peu apparents. Native n Domestic Breed Issu des Bleu de Beveren et Angora Standard adopté le 9 novembre 1924. France (Pays de la Loire) local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Rabbit Blanc de Vienne fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Bleu de Vienne fr Blauer Wiener Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Brun marron de Lorraine fr Native local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Rabbit Bélier Francais fr. French Lop Lop Fancy, Hobby Les variétés les plus répandues sont les Gris Garenne, les Gris Fer, les Blancs et les Noirs. Cependant, toutes les couleurs et dessins répertoriés dans la Nomenclature Officielle, exceptés les argentés (Bélier Meissner) sont admis. La couleur des yeux et des ongles correspond à celle du pelage. 5.5 5.5 Corps ramassé et massif, particulièrement large et profond. Pas de cou. Tête très forte, front large, chanfrein franchement busqué. Les oreilles mesurées bout à bout ont une envergure de 38 à 45 cm et une largeur proportionnée. La longueur idéale en harmonie avec le type se situe de 41 à 43 cm. Les oreilles sont bien velues, consistantes et arrondies à l'extrémité. Couronne nettement ressortie et traversant bien le dessus de la tête en largeur. Native n Domestic Breed Issu des croisements des grands lapins régionaux et Lop, notamment Bélier anglais. La création date des années 1860. Premier standard homologué 25 mars 1922 France international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Californien fr California Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Chamois de Thuringe fr Thüringer Exotic domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Chinchilla fr Chinchilla Native international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Rabbit Doré de Saxe fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Fauve de Bourgogne fr. Fauve de Borgogne Fancy, Hobby Couleur fauve roux intense et pure, très uniforme. Les sujets ayant la région des aines d'un fauve intense sont à préférer. Profondeur de couleur (sous-couleur) de tonalité fauve un peu atténuée descendant le plus profondément possible. Ongles couleur corne (jamais noirs), iris brunâtre Fauve 4.25 4.25 Poids idéal compris entre 4 kg et 4,500 kg. (min 3,5kg, max 5kg) Corps ramassé et massif. Développement musculaire puissant, ferme et serré. Le râble est très épais et les épaules puissamment développées. La ligne dorsale est légèrement bombée. La tête forte, large, ronde et non busquée est bien collée au corps. Oreilles robustes et suffisamment épaisses. (min 11cm, max 13cm) Fourrure dense et assez lustrée. Native n Domestic Breed Ascendance : lapins fauves régionaux Standard adopté le 22 avril 1914 France international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Feh de Marbourg fr Marburger Feh Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -France FRA Rabbit Feu fr Tan Exotic domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -France FRA Rabbit Grand Chinchilla fr Chinchilla giant Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Grand Russe fr Fancy, Hobby A l’exception des extrémités du corps pigmentées (marques), la dépigmentation totale et profonde du reste du corps (Albinos) fait ressortir une nuance blanc d’hermine sur la toison ; celle-ci doit être aussi pure que possible. L’iris des yeux dépigmenté est d’apparence rose rougeâtre. Les ongles sont de couleur corne foncée ou noirâtre. blanc, extrémités pigmentées 4.5 4.5 Le corps est harmonieusement arrondi et assez massif. A une nuque assez courte qui fait suite à une ligne dorsale un peu arquée, dont le point culminant se situe à la hauteur des hanches. La croupe est pleine et arrondie. La tête est légèrement busquée. Assez forte chez le mâle, plus fine chez la femelle. Les oreilles velues et portées bien droites sont relativement étroites. elles se terminent en forme légèrement effilée. Leur longueur se situe entre 11 et 13,5 cm. Le fanon, peu développé et régulier, est toléré chez la femelle. Native n Domestic Breed Descend du lapin Russe. Premier standard homologué le 26 avril 1926 France (Normandie) local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Rabbit Gris bleu de Vienne fr Blaugraue Wiener Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Rabbit Gris de Touraine fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Gris de Vienne fr Graue Wiener Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Gris de l'Artois fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Gris du Bourbonnais fr Fancy, Hobby Couleur gris assez foncé, uniforme, régulièrement piqueté de noir (gris de fer atténué). Le triangle brunâtre doit rester perceptible. Entre-couleur très réduite présente sur la partie supérieure du corps. Gris de Fer 4.35 4.35 Poids idéal compris entre 4 kg et 4,750 kg. (min 3,5kg, max 5kg) Corps assez ramassé, suffisamment arrondi sans être massif. Masse musculaire importante, les régions fessières sont très charnues. Les pattes postérieures font légèrement saillie. Tête légèrement busquée. Fourrure assez courte, suffisamment dense, fortement lustrée (poils de soutien assez apparents). Native n Domestic Breed Ascendance : lapins gris régionaux Standard adopté le 22 janvier 1927 C'est un lapin de création française assez récente. Depuis fort longtemps il existait, dans le centre de la France, surtout dans les départements de l'Allier et de la Saône-et-Loire, un lapin gris vraisemblablement issu du Géant des Flandres gris fer et du Lapin Commun du pays et qui était très recherché sur les marchés locaux. France local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Rabbit Géant Papillon francais fr. Fancy, Hobby Le fond de la robe est non pigmenté, c'est-à-dire blanc. Les marques colorées constituant le dessin doivent être pures, nettement délimitées et de tonalité intense. Les teintes les plus répandues sont noires ou bleues. Toutefois, toutes les couleurs répertoriées dans la Nomenclature Officielle des Lapins de Race reconnus en France sont admises, à la condition que leur expression les définisse distinctement. Les ongles sont également dépigmentés. La couleur de l'iris de l'oeil est appropriée à celle des marques du dessin. Fond de robe blanche 6 6 Corps allongé, uniformément développé. Fourrure sans longueur excessive avec des poils recteurs discrets pour favoriser l'expression du dessin. La délimitation de l'ensemble des marques du dessin doit être la plus tranché possible. Longueur des oreilles : idéale de 17 à 19 cm Native n Domestic Breed Ce Géant Papillon a une poly-nationalité sur le plan européen, et son origine est considérée comme Belge, Française et Allemande. En fait, les populations primitives plus ou moins tavelées ont été observées dans différents pays. Premier standard homologué le 8 novembre 1925 France local No Information atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Rabbit Géant blanc du Bouscat fr Bouscat Fancy, Hobby Albinos Blanc avec iris Rose et ongles dépigmentés 6 6.5 Corps robuste et assez allongé, le tronc particulièrement développé dans sa partie postérieure. La ligne dorsale forme un léger arc. Les cuisses émergent quelque peu. Tête présentant un chanfrein assez busqué. Oreilles assez épaisses en harmonie avec le type ; ne doivent pas dépasser 20 cm ; extrémités arrondies. Fourrure assez longue (35-40 mm). Les poils recteurs nettement visibles pour assurer le reflet givré. Native n Domestic Breed Obtenue par croisement de trois races : Argenté de Champagne, Géant des Flandres et Angora. Elle a été mise au point dans le Sud-0uest de la France et plus précisément au Bouscat dans la banlieue Bordelaise. Premier standard homologué le 20 juin 1924 1906 Argenté de Champagne, Géant des Flandres et Angora France international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Rabbit Géant des Flandres fr Flemish Giant Fancy, Hobby Les variétés gris garenne, gris lièvre, gris fer, gris bleu, noir, bleu, fauve et blanc (albinos) sont reconnues. La couleur de l'iris des yeux, ainsi que celle des ongles sont appropriées à la teinte de la fourrure. Il en est de même pour l'entre-couleur et la sous-couleur de celle-ci. 7 7 Corps grand, long, large et profond. Vu de dessus il a la forme d’un rectangle. Puissante musculature. Bonne adhérence de la peau. Pattes fortes. Oreilles grandes, épaisses, portées droites, en harmonie avec le type, de longueur idéale comprise entre 19 et 20 cm. Exotic n Domestic Breed Issu des Lapins Géants Flamands. Premier standard adopté le 10 décembre 1919 France international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Havane français fr Native domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Rabbit Hermine fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Hermine de Lutterbach fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Hollandais fr Dutch Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Japonais fr Japanese Fancy, Hobby Couleur noir et jaune orange de tonalité soutenue La répartition des deux couleurs doit être la plus équilibrée possible. Plus la délimitation et la pureté des couleurs sont nettes, plus le dessin particulier est mis en valeur. Le dessin de la tête doit se rapprocher le plus possible du schéma dit en croix, avec une délimitation nette sur le chanfrein. Le dessin du corps doit se rapprocher le plus possible du dessin à damier, avec un mini de 3 bandes verticales sur chaque côté. La disposition des zébrures est alternée au niveau de la ligne dorsale . 3.9 3.9 Poids idéal compris entre 3,500 kg et 4,250 kg. (min 3kg, max 4,5kg) Corps robuste et assez arrondi. Fourrure suffisamment dense, assez rigide. Les poils recteurs de bonne épaisseur sont discrets pour conserver aux marques leur netteté de contour. Native n Domestic Breed Ascendance : lapins gris régionaux Standard adopté le 22 avril 1914 France international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Rabbit Lapin chèvre fr Fancy, Hobby Le pelage se compose de trois couleurs. La couleur fondamentale (noire ou bleue) qui recouvre toute les parties extérieures visibles du corps. Une teinte blanchâtre sur le dessous du corps. Le liseré jaunâtre liant notamment la coloration du ventre et la couleur fondamentale. Bonne extériorisation des marques (démarcation et étendue). Noir ou bleu 3.9 3.9 Poids idéal 3,500 kg à 4,250 kg. (min 2,5kg, max 4,5kg) Corps harmonieusement arrondi sans être massif. L’animal est relativement élancé. Fourrure assez courte, lustrée, fine et dense. Les poils recteurs bien apparents. Native n Domestic Breed Ascendance : divers lapins de pays proches du modèle loutre Officiellement reconnue par la Commission Technique et des Standards depuis le 29 mai 2004. France (Aquitaine - Saintonge) local No Information atRisk critical -France FRA Rabbit Lièvre belge fr Belgian Hare Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Rabbit Lynx fr Lynx Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Rabbit Nain Angora fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain bélier fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain bélier angora fr Locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain bélier rex fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain bélier satin fr Locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain de couleur fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain renard fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain rex fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Nain satin fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Noir de Vienne fr Schwarze Wiener Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -France FRA Rabbit Noir et Blanc fr. Exotic domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Normand fr Fancy, Hobby Couleur gris garenne atténuée de nuance légèrement roussâtre. Triangle visible. Sous-couleur bleu ardoise foncée sur tout le corps. Entre-couleur orangée présente sur la partie supérieure du corps. Celle-ci participe à l’expression de la nuance légèrement roussâtre à obtenir. Gris garenne 3.8 3.8 Poids idéal compris entre 3,500 kg et 4,250 kg. (mini 3kg, max 4,5kg) Taille assez limitée pour faire ressortir un type court, trapu et parfaitement arrondi. Musculature compacte. La tête peu volumineuse, portée par un cou peu visible, est bien collée au corps. Les oreilles ne sont pas très larges et se terminent en forme quelques peu effilée. Fourrure serrée , assez courte et dense. Des poils recteurs discrets aident à l’obtention de la couleur recherchée. Native n Domestic Breed issu lapins gris régionaux Standard adopté le 20 août 1919 France (Normandie) local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Rabbit Néo-zélandais fr New Zealand Exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Rabbit Papillon anglais fr English Spot Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Rabbit Papillon rhénan fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Perl Feh fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Petit bélier fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Petit papillon fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Renard fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Rex fr Rex Fancy, Hobby Couleur brun marron intense et entre-couleur orangée étendue et intense (pour le Rex Castor). Multiples variations de couleurs reconnues (voire le standard) 4 4 Poids idéal 3,500 kg à 4,750 kg pour toutes les variétés. (min 3kg, max 5kg) Aspect général dégageant une harmonieuse rotondité d’ensemble. Fourrure d’une très forte densité avec un port régulièrement dressé. Fourrure uniforme et homogène favorisant l’aspect velouté. La relative finesse des poils confère à la fourrure sa douceur au toucher. Native n Domestic Breed variation du pelage du lapin commun (Castorrex) apparue dans un élevage sarthois 1919 France international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Rabbit Rhoen fr Rhön Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Rabbit Russe fr Russian Exotic domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -France FRA Rabbit Sablé des Vosges fr. Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Satin fr Satin Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -France FRA Rabbit Séparator fr Exotic local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Rabbit Zibeline fr. Marten Marten Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Sheep Ardes fr. Ardes Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 78 70 70 55 Native domestic breed composite of local sheep and Lacaune Puy De Dome, south-eastern France wool local No Information extinct extinct -France FRA Sheep Aure et Campan fr. Auroise, Aure-Campan Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). The animals are able to walk long distances. exploitation des estives (1200-2000 m,t) uni coloured: white 2 0 75 70 75 50 Native 1975 domestic breed composite of a local breed and Merino central Pyrénées wool fine local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Avranchin fr. Avranchin Meat uni coloured: white with brownish face and feet 0 0 105 75 Native y 1928 domestic breed composite of a local breed, Leicester, Kent and South Down since 1987 up to 1997 from Vendeen (France) western Calvados, Basse-Normandie, Bretagne wool local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Barégeoise fr. Baregeois Baregeois Milk The breed is adapted to live in the local environment (mountains). The animals are able to walk long distances. exploitation des estives (1200-2000m¦t.) uni coloured: white, sometimes brown 2 2 78 70 90 60 Native 1975 domestic breed composite of a local breed and Merino central Pyrénées wool medium local No Information atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Basco-Béarnaise cheese fr. Basco-Béarnaise Milk exploitation transhumante des estives uni coloured: white 2 2 90 75 80 55 Native 1975 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed of Basque and Béarnaises Valleys Béarn Mountains, Aquitaine wool medium local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Belle Ile fr. Belle Ile Race de Deux Meat Specific genetic features are reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 61 59 65 47 Native breed native breed 1800 Bretagne, Pays de la Loire wool local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Berrichon de l'Indre fr. Meat The animals are able to walk long distances. uni coloured: white 0 0 83 78 90 60 Native y 1895 domestic local breed, autochthon Mouton Berrichon 1800 Champagne Berrichonne, Champagne-Ardennes wool medium local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Berrichon du Cher fr. Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 73 68 110 70 Native 1934 domestic breed composite of a local breed, Merino and Leicester (United Kingdom) since 1960 from Ile-de-France (France) south-western France and central France wool medium local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Bizet fr. Bizet Meat multi coloured: black, white with grey-brown head, blacksided face and brown legs 2 0 80 75 90 55 Native 1946 domestic breed indigenous breed Haute Loire, Puy-De-Dome, Auvergne wool fine local No Information atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Blackface eng. Blackface Meat exploitation de parcours m,diterran,ens multi coloured: white, black or black-white spotted head and legs 2 2 Exotic n domestic breed imported from United Kingdom (1974) southern France, south-eastern France, Languedoc-Rousillon wool international No Information unknown unknown critical -France FRA Sheep Blanc du Massif Central fr. Blanc Du Massif Central Meat The animals are able to walk long distances. uni coloured: white 0 0 95 60 Native 1967 domestic breed composite of a local breed, Lacaune, Berrichon de l'Indre south-eastern Massif Central wool regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Bleu du Maine fr. Bleu Du Maine Bluefaced Main Meat uni coloured: white with dark blue face and blue mucosa 0 0 76 65 110 80 Native y 1927 domestic breed composite of local breed and Bluefaced Leicester western France, northern France, Pays de la Loire, Champagne wool regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Sheep Boulonnaise fr. Boulonnais Mouton Boulonnais Meat multi coloured: white with blue or red face and legs and black nose 0 0 75 75 125 82 Native y 1987 domestic breed composite of a local breed, Leicester, New Kent and Dishley-Merino 1850 northern French coast wool local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Brigasque fr. Brigasca Brigasca Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions (steep mountain sides). zone montaigneuse uni coloured: white, head and legs red marbled 2 2 90 78 70 60 Native domestic breed composite of Moutons de Pays, Langhe and Fabrosa (Italy) "Alpes Maritimes district, in """"La Brigue"""" along the border of south-eastern France and in north-western Italy." wool coarse/carpet regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Sheep Castillonnaise fr. Castillonnais Pyrénées Centrales à Extrémités Rousses, St.Gironnais Meat The animals are able to walk long distances. exploitation des estives multi coloured: white with red spots on head and legs 2 0/2 65 55 70 50 Native y 1982 domestic breed composite of local breeds and South Down 1850 Ariège, Central Pyrénées wool medium local No Information atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Caussenarde des Garrigues fr. Caussenard des Garrigues Meat The breed is adapted to live in the marginal areas of the Massif Central. marginal areas of Massif Central uni coloured: white 0 0 knobs: 10% of males, 20% of females 80 70 100 70 short ears Native y 1994 domestic breed indigenous variety of South Caussenard 19th Century since 1960 from Blanc du Massif Central (France) Département du Gard et l'Hérault, Languedoc-Rousillon wool coarse/carpet local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Causses du Lot fr. Caussenard Du Lot Caussenard du Lot Wool The breed is adapted to marginal areas. marginal areas uni coloured: white with black spectacles and ears 0 0 90 60 Native y 1955 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Département du Lot, Midi-Pyrénées wool medium international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Charmoise fr. Charmois Charmois Meat exploite des zones difficiles uni coloured: white 0 0 65 60 70 45 Native y 1927 domestic breed composite of mainly local breeds crossed with rams of Kent breed 1850 western France, central France wool international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Clun Forest eng. Clun Forest Meat The animals are adapted to forest areas. forest areas uni coloured: white with brown head and legs 0 0 80 55 y 1970 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1960 from Clun Forest (United Kingdom) western Massif Central, southern Massif Central wool The breed may be found in forest areas. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Sheep Commune des Alpes fr. French Alpine French Alpine, Alpine Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 75 67 90 67 Native y 1967 domestic breed indigenous breed local population since 1960 from Préalpes (France) Hautes Alpes de l'Isère, Provence wool coarse/carpet regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -France FRA Sheep Corse The milk is used for the production of cheese. fr. Corsican Corsican Milk exploitation d'estives en transhumance uni coloured: white, some coloured variants 2 2 60 55 50 35 Native 1975 domestic breed indigenous breed of Corse since 1960 from Sarde (Italy) Corse wool coarse/carpet The animals are tended. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Cotentin fr. Cotentin Meat uni coloured: white with pink and white head 0 0 115 75 Native y 1925 domestic breed composite of Côtentin, Kent and Leicester Département du Calvados, Normandie, Basse-Normandie wool coarse/carpet regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -France FRA Sheep Dorset Down eng. Dorset Down Meat multi coloured: white with brown face and legs 0 0 95 65 1966 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1960 from Dorset Down (United Kingdom) central France, western France wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Est à laine Mérinos fr. Est ŕ laine Mérino Merino de l'Est Meat The animals are able to walk long distances. expl.de pare-deux - paturages d'altitude uni coloured: white 0 0 100 75 1947 domestic breed imported from Germany, similar to Land Merino since 1960 from Merino Landschaf (Germany) Lorraine, eastern France, Alsace, Champagne-Ardennes wool local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Finnoise fr. Finnish Landrace Finnsheep GeneralCrossbreeding This breed is known for high prolificacy. uni coloured: white 0 0 70 60 80 60 1966 domestic breed imported from Finland Picardie, Champagne, Ardennes wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Sheep Grivette fr. Grivette Meat uni coloured: white spotted at birth 0 0 75 65 100 60 Native y 1960 domestic breed indigenous breed of Bas Dauphiné since 1960 from South Down (France) and Rava (France) Lyon Region, Auvergne, Languedoc-Rousillon wool medium The animals are grazing on the mountains. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down Hampshire Meat uni coloured: white with black-brown face and legs 0 0 100 70 y 1957 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1925 since 1960 from Hampshire (United Kingdom) wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep INRA 401 fr. INRA 401 Romane Meat Some specific genetic features (Hemoglobin A 0,49 (49%) Blood group A, allele a 0,23 Blood group B, allele b 0,47 Blood group C, allele b 0,69 Blood group D, allele a 0,22 Blood group M, allele a 0,52) are reported for this breed. This breed is known for prolificacy and aseasonal breeding. multi coloured: black, brown, white, sometimes black or brown spotted 0 0 80 70 85 70 Native 1986 domestic line composite of Romanov and Berrichon du Cher country-wide wool medium regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -France FRA Sheep Ile-de-France fr. Ile-De-France OIF Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 78 70 120 80 Native y 1922 domestic breed composite of Merino Spain, Leicester and Dishley (United Kingdom) Paris Basin, eastern-central France wool fine international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Lacaune Lait fr. Lacaune Lait Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 75 70 95 75 Native y from Lacaune (France) wool medium local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Lacaune Viande fr. Lacaune Viande Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 75 70 100 75 Native y from Lacaune (France) Midi-Pyrénées, Aquitaine wool medium local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Landaise fr. Landais Landes de Gascogne, Landais Meat utilisation de landes multi coloured: white with brown and black spots 2 2 70 65 70 45 Native domestic breed native local population 1850 Les Landes, Aquitaine wool coarse/carpet local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Landes de Bretagne fr. Landes de Bretagne Landes de l'Ouest Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 Native autochthon breed 1850 Bretagne wool coarse/carpet local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Limousine fr. Limousin Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 80 72 100 65 Native 1943 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed of Massif Central northern Massif Central, Limousin, Auvergne wool international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Lourdaise fr. Lourdais Meat The breed is adapted to mountain climate. The animals are able to walk long distances. able to walk long distances uni coloured: white
multi coloured: brown pied (10%) 2 2 80 72 90 65 Native 1975 domestic breed composite of an ancient local breed and Mérino Pyrénées wool coarse/carpet local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Manech Tête Noire fr. Black-Face Manech Black-Face Manech Milk exploitation transhumante des estives multi coloured: white with black face and legs 2 2 80 65 75 50 Native y 1975 domestic breed indigenous breed since 1950 from Latsa Casa Negra (Spain) Euskadi, Basque Provinces, Aquitaine wool coarse/carpet Tethering is practiced for these animals. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Manech Tête Rousse cheese production fr. Red-Face Manech Red-Face Manech Milk The milk is used for cheese production. multi coloured: white with red spots and red face 2 0 60 70 45 Native y 1975 domestic breed composite of local breed and Latsa Casa Rubia Spain 1970 Euskadi, Basque Provinces, Aquitaine wool coarse/carpet local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Martinik Martinique OMK 0 0 Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Montagne noire Fr. Native local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Mourerous fr. Mourerous Guillaume, Peone Meat The animals are able to walk long distances. utilisation de parcours et d'estives multi coloured: brown, white with red to fawn head and legs 0 0 61 70 55 Native 1883 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed of Alpes Maritimes since 1960 from Préalpes (France) southern Alps wool medium The animals are tended. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Mouton charollais fr. Charollais Meat multi coloured: white with pink-spotted brown face and legs 0 0 135 90 Native 1963 domestic breed composite of local sheep, Leicester Longwool and South Down western-central France and eastern-central France wool international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Mouton vendéen eng. Vendeen Vendéen Meat uni coloured: white with grey face and legs 0 0 107 72 Native y 1967 domestic breed composite of British and Flemish breeds Atlantic Coast wool The animals are grazing on the mountains. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Mérinos d'Arles fr. Arles Merino, Mérinos de la Crau, Métis Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). The animals are able to walk long distances. uni coloured: white 2 0 70 60 80 50 Native y 1946 domestic composite of local Mérino and Mérino Précoce 1790 since 1925 up to 1990 from Merino Precoce (France); since 1975 up to 1990 from Est a Laine Merino (France); since 1984 from Boorola Provence wool fine local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Mérinos de Rambouillet historic fr. Rambouillet Rambouillet Wool The breed is known for excellent thermotolerance. uni coloured: white 2 0 72 62 80 50 Native y 1997 domestic breed composite of different Spanish Merino strains Bergerie Nationale de Rambouillet, Ile de France wool fine international No Information atRisk critical endangered -France FRA Sheep Mérinos précoce fr. Precoce Precoce Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 80 73 105 72 Native y 1929 domestic breed imported from Spain 1790 eastern Paris Basin wool fine regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Noir du Velay fr. Velay Black Velay Black Meat uni coloured: black with white spots on forehead and white tail-tip 0 0 65 60 75 50 Native y 1970 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Département Haute Loire, Auvergne, Rhône-Alpes wool local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Ouessant fr. Ouessant Ushant, Breton Dwarf Hobby tr,s utilis, pour tondre les pelouses uni coloured: black, red, brown, white sometimes with spots on forehead 2 0 47 44 16 13 Native 1977 domestic breed composite of Ouessant and Monts d'Arrée 1750 Pays De Loire, western France wool regional No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep PréAlpes du Sud fr. Meat Utilisation de parcours et d'estives uni coloured: white 0 0 70 65 85 60 Native 1947 domestic breed indigenous breed local population Préalpes, south-eastern France wool The animals are tended. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Raiole fr. Raiole Rayole Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountains). mountain multi coloured: white with red spotted face and legs 2 2 80 73 100 70 Native y 1980 domestic breed indigenous strain of Caussenardes 1950 since 1960 from Blanc du Massif Central (France), Tarasconnaise (France) Cévennes, south-eastern Central Massif, Languedoc-Rousillon wool medium local No Information atRisk endangered -France FRA Sheep Rava fr. Rava Meat multi coloured: white with black to red spotted legs and head 0 0 64 60 100 65 Native 1973 domestic breed indigenous breed local population of Auvergne Département Du Puy-De-Dome, Auvergne, Rhône-Alpes hair local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Romanov Romanov GeneralCrossbreeding A short pregnancy (145 days) is reported for the females. They come into heat all year and are known as very prolific. multi coloured: grey with black head and legs and white face-stripe 2 0 57 56 80 60 y 1973 domestic breed imported from former USSR since 1963 from Romanov (USSR) country-wide wool coarse/carpet 1.65 145 2.7 2.2 F65-216 2.15 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Rouge de l'ouest fr. Rouge De L’ouest Meat multi coloured: white with red face and grey-black spotted legs 0 0 110 75 Native 1968 domestic composite of local Poitevin, Blue Leicester and Wensleydale western France and western central France wool international No Information unknown unknown endangered -France FRA Sheep Rouge du Roussillon fr. Rouge Du Roussillon Roussillon Red Meat multi coloured: white with red or spotted head and legs 0 0 70 65 90 65 Native y 1994 domestic breed composite of local breeds (Merino, Barbary)(Algeria/Marocco) 1920 since 1960 up to 1990 from Lacaune (France) Roussillon, Languedoc wool medium The animals endure poor feeding conditions. regional No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Roussin de La Hague fr. Roussin De La Hague Roussin Meat uni coloured: white with dark brown head, red at birth 0 0 70 100 70 Native y 1983 domestic breed composite of a local breed, Suffolk (France 1910), Leicester (UK, 1910) and South Down (France, 1910) 1800 northern Manche Department, Basse-Normandie, Bretagne wool medium regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Sasi Ardi fr. Gorri Tipia, Xaxi Ardia, Petite Manech Meat multi coloured: black, red, white, red and black spots, coloured head 2 2 62 60 short ears Native breed indigenous breed Aquitaine wool The animals are grazing on the mountains. local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Sheep Solognote fr. Solognot Meat The animals are adapted to poor vegetation conditions. The animals of this breed are known for their resistance to gastro-intestinal parasites. exploitation sous-bois,parc.broussailleu uni coloured: red 0 0 70 65 80 55 Native 1942 domestic breed indigenous breed local population of Solognote Sologne and Touraine wool medium The animals thrive on poor vegetation. regional No Information atRisk vulnerable endangered -France FRA Sheep Southdown français fr South Down Meat multi coloured: white with grey-brown face and legs 0 0 100 70 y 1947 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1855 country-wide, mainly Bourbonnais wool fine The animals are grazing on the mountains. international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -France FRA Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat multi coloured: white with black head and legs 0 0 105 75 y 1957 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1925 since 1960 from Suffolk (United Kingdom) country-wide wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Tarasconnaise fr. Tarasconnais Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). The animals are able to walk long distances. exploitation des estives en transhumance multi coloured: white with coloured spots on head and legs 2 2 82 67 80 55 Native 1975 domestic breed indigenous breed of Central Pyrénées Central Pyrénées, Languedoc-Rousillon wool medium local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Texel dutch Texel French Texel Meat uni coloured: white with black nose and hooves 0 0 78 70 115 80 Exotic 1935 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands since 1960 from Texel (Netherlands) north-eastern France wool The animals are grazing on the mountains. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -France FRA Sheep Thônes et Marthod fr. Thones-Marthod Thones-Marthod Meat montagne pleine libert,, temperature uni coloured: white with black spectacles, nose tip, ears and feet 2 2 horizontal 80 60 Native domestic breed indigenous breed of Savoie Savoie, Alps, Rhône wool local No Information atRisk vulnerable -France FRA Turkey Dindon Noir de Gascogne fr Gascon Native local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Turkey Dindon Noir de Sologne fr. 11.2 6.7 Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Turkey Dindon Noir du Bourbonnais fr. Meat similar to the Noir de Sologne, but more elegant and lighter Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Turkey Dindon Rouge des Ardennes fr. Meat 10 6.5 similar to the Noir de Sologne, but more elegant and lighter Native domestic breed originated in the Belgian-French region of Ardenne local No Information unknown unknown -France FRA Turkey Dindon du Gers fr Native local No Information unknown unknown -Faroe Islands FRO Cattle Færøsk dan. Holstein (red and white) Færøs Milk The breed is suitable of grazing on steep wet land. uni coloured: black, grey, red, brown, yellow, white
multi coloured: black, grey, red, brown, yellow, white 0 0 130 120 410 350 domestic breed imported from Norway 1950 from Red Friesian (Norway) international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Faroe Islands FRO Horse Færøsk hest dan Population data for 2016 is given as living animals per 18th August 2016 local No Information atRisk critical -Faroe Islands FRO Sheep Færøsk får dan. Faroe Island Sheep Meat uni coloured: blue, white 0 0 65 60 60 60 domestic breed imported from Norway (Spaelsau) wool local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Buffalo buffle locale ou sauvage fr buffalo Locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Cattle BAOULE français African Aurochs Locally adapted regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Cattle Baoulé fr Baoulé trypanotolerant 0 0 Native domestic variety continually imported, locally adapted 1950s' village herds in forest areas regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Gabon GAB Cattle Lagune Lagune Mayombe, Mayumbe, Race des lagunes, Lagunaire This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 short slim horns 100 88 170 155 very small cattle, short legged Native domestic variety imported from West Africa; variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn: Lagune is the name used for Dwarf Shorthorn cattle in French-speaking West and Central Africa. 1950 225 9.9 9.5 120 F20(1) -45, 109 F20(2) -128 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Cattle Manjaque fr Manjaque Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Cattle N'dama fr American Dutch Belted Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals Native domestic breed imported from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Senegal and Gambia; locally adapted; West African Small Humpless Longhorn 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Gabon GAB Cattle Zébu fr Baoulé Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported from Cameroun and other West African countries regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Gabon GAB Chicken ISA BROWN fr Baladi Beheri Exotic regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Found on small-scale and large scale commercial farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Chicken Plymouth Plymouth Rock Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Found on small-scale and large scale commercial farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Chicken Poule africain fr.= African chicken Meat Native domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Chicken Rhode Island eng. Rhode Island Red Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Found on small-scale and large scale commercial farms. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Eggs Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Found on small-scale and large scale commercial farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Duck (domestic) Canard locale fr.= local duck Meat Native domestic breed rural areas local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 males normally bearded, with a weak mane Native domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Goat cabri locale fr West African Dwarf Locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Goose (domestic) Bourbonnaise fr. Bourbonnaise Exotic domestic breed recently imported from Europe international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Pig Africain fr. Native domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Pig Duroc fr duroc Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat Native domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat Native domestic breed imported from Europe found around the large cities, especially around Libreville. The animals receive fodder containing imported cereals and some local products (manioc, household leftovers) international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Pig Musclor fr musclor Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Pig large white fr German Large White Native regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Quail cailles fr Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Rabbit Fauve de Borgogne fr. Fauve de Borgogne Meat Native domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Rabbit néo zélandais fr. New Zealand Meat Native domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Gabon GAB Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf trypanotolerant 0 0 Native domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gabon GAB Sheep Mouton du Sahel fr. Mouton du Sahel Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Gabon GAB Sheep mouton djallonké fr Native local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Aberdeen-Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 2003: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: black 0 0 145 135 1000 650 Native 1842 domestic breed Local and autochthon breed with incrossing since 1950 from North American breeds. since 1950 from Aberdeen-Angus (Canada) country-wide The weights and measurements relate to Aberdeen-Angus resulting from incrossing. The figures for the traditional type were: Bulls weight 800 kg, height 132 cm. Cows weight 525 kg, height 125 cm. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Aberdeen-Angus (original population) _ Meat 2004: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed Survival Trust. 0 0 Native indigenous breed Country-wide and Falkland Islands local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Abondance Abondance Exotic regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle American Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Brown Swiss Milk 2 2 y 1889 domestic breed imported in 1869-1906 1869-1906 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Ancient Cattle of Wales (Coloured Welsh Cattle) local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Angler Rotvieh Angeln 2004: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Angus Doddie eng. Aberdeen-Angus domestic variety Origin (and Buchan Humlie) of Aberdeen-Angus (doddie = hornless) North-eastern Scotland international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Ankole Ankole 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Armoricaine Armorican 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Aubrac Aubrac 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 1999: Population data are based on the unregistered population. The small fat globule of milk is suitable for cheese production and for dietary food. The breed is known for its longevity. multi coloured: red, white, brown, black with light muzzle 2 2 lyre-shaped horns 140 127 810 539 The modern Type is taller and heavier, Bulls height 150 cm, weight 1000 kg, cows height 135 cm, weight 600 kg. Native 1877 domestic breed indigenous breed Cunninghame & Dunlop breeds of Ayrshire, Scotland: introgression from Ayrshire from other countries country-wide and Falkland islands international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Baltata Romaneasca Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Bazadaise fr. Bazadais 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Beef Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Scotch, Scottish Shorthorn, Shorthorn Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed Survival Trust. The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. Marginal Land uni coloured: roan, red, white
multi coloured: roan, red, white 2 2 short horns in red, white or roan 146 140 1120 700 Native y 1822 domestic breed indigenous breed: composite of Teeswater and Hoderness: incrossing from Maine-Anjou: selected for meat since 1950 from Maine-Anjou (France), Poll Shorthorn (Australia), Beef Shorthorn (Canada) Scotland, England and Wales international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Beefalo Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Beevbilde eng. uni coloured: red hornless domestic variety developed in 1960s by E. Pentecost (Notts) with 65% Lincoln Red, 30% Beef Shorthorn and 5% Aberdeen-Angus: not Beefbilde local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Belgian Blue eng. Belgian Blue British Blue Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. multi coloured: black, grey, blue, white 2 2 150 134 1196 800 ultra muscled, extra lean, culard Exotic 1983 domestic breed imported from Belgium and Denmark since 1950 from Belgian Blue (Belgium) country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Belted Dutch Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Belted Galloway eng. Belted Galloway Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed Survival Trust. This hardy mountain breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). hardy mountain breed multi coloured: black with white belt 0 0 140 127 757 482 Native y domestic variety indigenous breed coloured variety of Galloway southern Scotland and Falkland Islands international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Bison 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from BCMS. 0 0 Exotic domestic species imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine British Blonde Meat 2002: Inoformation received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. The incidence of Chromosome inbalance is known within the breed. The females are known for easy calving. The animals produce high quality lean carcasses. uni coloured: brown, yellow, blond 2 2 155 145 1150 817 Exotic y 1971 domestic breed imported as breed from France: Blonde d'Aquitaine is a composite of Quercy, Garronais and Blonde des Pyrénées. country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Blue Albion eng. Derbyshire Blue, Blue English Milk 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS. uni coloured: blue roan
multi coloured: blue roan and white y 1916 domestic variety original from white Shorthorn x Welsh Black and possibly Friesian: current 'Blue Albions' probably crosses: herd-book 1916-40: breed society 1920-66 northern Derbyshire, England local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Brahman Brahman 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Breton Black Pied eng. Breton Black Pied Bretonne Pied Noire 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle British eng. Charolais Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 155 145 1250 880 1962 domestic breed imported from France since 1950 from Charolais (France) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle British Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) British Friesian, British Friesian (Original) Milk 2002: Information received from Breed Society. 0 0 Native domestic imported; exotic

The 2012 figures for British Friesian are the figures gathered for the UK publishing its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. The 2012 Country Report figure for British Friesian (of 8,501) incudes and does not separately distinguish the distinct and separate population of British Friesian (Original) and so there may be a little double counting. The 2012 figures for British Friesian (Original) are based on estimates provided to the UK FAnGR Committee during preparation of the UK Native Breeds at Risk list in July 2012. We plan to separate recording of these populations in the future. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle British Friesian (Original) .eng Native The 2012 figures for British Friesian (Original) are based on estimates provided to the UK FAnGR Committee during preparation of the UK Native Breeds at Risk list in July 2012. The 2012 figures for British Friesian are the figures gathered for the UK publishing its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. The 2012 Country Report figure for British Friesian (of 8,501) incudes and does not separately distinguish the distinct and separate population of British Friesian (Original) and so there may be a little double counting. We plan to separate recording of these populations in the future. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle British Limousin eng. Limousin Limousin Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. The animals produce very lean carcasses. uni coloured: light yellow to reddish yellow, red 2 2 144 137 980 690 Exotic y 1971 domestic breed imported from France; exotic country-wide, mainly western part international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle British White eng. British White White Polled, Park Meat The 1/29 chromosome translocation is present in 60% of herds. The Robertson chromosal translocation is in a high percentage of breed. The naturally polled is dominant. A high temperature tolerance (-40°C to 40°C) is reported for this breed. The animals of this breed are reported to show resistance to tuberculosis and viral pneumonia. The animals are known for easy calving and high vitality in calves. This docile breed is known for hardiness and strong hoofs. Breed is also known for good handling. hardiness, strong hooves uni coloured: white with black and red spots on muzzle, eyes, feet, teats 0 0 140 128 839 595 Native y 1918 domestic breed indigenous breed Park Cattle: incrossing from Galloway, Shorthorn and Fjall eastern Anglia international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Broadlands eng. belted domestic variety imported from the Netherlands to Moor Park, Sheen, Richmond, by Sir William Temple local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Buchan Humlie Polled Aberdeenshire domestic variety original (and Angus Doddie) of Aberdeen-Angus North-eastern Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Castle Martin eng. Castro Caldelas domestic variety variety of South Wales Black local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais British Charolais Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: white 2 2 155 145 1250 880 Exotic y 1962 domestic breed Imported as breed from France. country-wide international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Chianina it. Chianina 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Chillingham eng. Chillingham Hobby multi coloured: white with coloured points 2 2 395 280 Native y feral breed indigenous breed Northumberland local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Cornish eng. uni coloured: black domestic variety Cornwall, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Dairy Shorthorn eng. Dairy Shorthorn Dairy Shorthorn, Northern Dairy Shorthorn, Shorthorn Milk 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed International, CLL. multi coloured: red, white 2 2 143 140 990 675 Native y 1822 domestic breed composite of Teeswater and Holderness: introgression from Blended Red and White, main influence in Blended Red and White is Red and White Holstein.

In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise the Shorthorn data was broken down into Dairy Shorthorn (Original Population); Dairy Shorthorn (including Northern Dairy Shorthorn); and Northern Dairy Shorthorn (100% purebred); and separate EFABIS records can be found for these breed groupings from 2012 onwards. 1700 since 1950 up to 1970, <5% from Maine-Anjou (France): since 1960 up to1975, 5% to 20% from Poll Shorthorn (Australia): since 1960 up to 1980, 5% to 20% from Beef Shorthorn (Canada) country-wide and Tristan Da Cunha international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Dairy Shorthorn (Original Population) eng. Dairy Shorthorn (Original Population) Native In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise the Shorthorn data was broken down into Dairy Shorthorn (Original Population); Dairy Shorthorn (including Northern Dairy Shorthorn); and Northern Dairy Shorthorn (100% purebred); and separate EFABIS records can be found for these breed groupings from 2012 onwards. local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Danish Red eng. Danish Red 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Devon eng. Devon Red Ruby Devon, North Devon Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. This breed is known for the quality of its meat. This is a hardy and docile breed. uni coloured: red with flesh-coloured muzzle 2 2 136 130 980 630 Native y 1851 domestic breed indigenous breed: incrossing from Limousin and Salers 1500 5% western England international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Dewsland eng. domestic variety variety of South Wales Black local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Dexter eng. Dexter Dexter (UK) Milk 2002: Information received from BCMS, CLL This breed is a miniature breed. uni coloured: red, black and dun 2 2 110 100 500 325 Native y 1900 domestic breed imported from Ireland (1882) England and Wales international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle East Finnish Brown Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Estonian Red Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Fife Horned eng. Falkland domestic variety eastern Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Fleckvieh Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Frisona Espagnola Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (wet conditions, poor hill grazing) and extremely hardy. poor hill grazing uni coloured: black or dun 2 2 137 124 750 470 Native y 1877 domestic breed indigenous breed: always recorded as Galloway-Black Polled

In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise distinct and separate Galloway populations were identified but at the time we were unable to separate the records and Galloway varieties. Some combined Galloway information is provided. Scotland, Borders, Devon international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Gasconne Gascon 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Gayal Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Glamorgan eng. domestic variety similar to Gloucester but light red and light brindle with white 'finching'. Wales local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Gloucester eng. Gloucester Old Gloucester, Gloucestershire Hobby 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. Twin births are reported for this breed. The milk is very good for cheese production. multi coloured: brown, white with white dorsal line and underline and black spotted 2 2 143 129 857 583 Native y 1920 domestic breed indigenous breed: composite of Gloucester and Glamorgan: incrossing from Shorthorn, Friesian and others since 1950, 5% to 20% from Friesian (United Kingdom) and Jersey (United Kingdom) England local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Groningen Blaarkop Groningen White-Headed Groningen Whitehead 2000: National risk status - very rare. Information received from BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS. The milk of this breed contains high butterfat and milk-protein-percentages. uni coloured: yellow to red, white 2 2 half-moon shaped yellow horns with dark tips 140 129 760 507 Has been selected for taller, bigger type Native y 1884 domestic breed indigenous breed Guernsey island breed since 1950 from Guernsey (Canada, Guernsey Island) country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Guernsey, Island eng. Guernsey Milk 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Heck Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Sciety, BCMS, Rare Breed International. A specific genetic features (dominat white face) is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white, red with white head
multi coloured: white and red with white head 0/2 0 152 140 1075 675 Native y 1846 domestic breed indigenous breed: incrossing from North America and New Zealand. England, Wales, Falkland Islands and Tristan Da Cunha international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Hereford, Traditional eng. Hereford Hereford (old type) Meat 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. A very high grazing efficiency is reported for this breed. The animals produce meat with a very good quality. The breed is known for docility. multi coloured: red with white head 0 0 135 120 1050 662 Native y 1846 domestic breed autochthon, traditional indigenous breed Animals are characterized with very good docility. Very good meat quality. Breed is globally valued as improving crossing sire. international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Highland eng. Highland Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (wet areas, mountains). This is as extreme hardy breed. mountain uni coloured: red 2 2 125 105 650 450 Native y 1884 domestic breed indigenous breed indigenous breed Scotland international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Holderness eng. Yorkshire domestic variety Similar to Teeswater. Dutch origin. Origin (and Teeswater) of Shorthorn eastern Yorkshire, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Holstein Friesian Holstein (black and white) Holstein, Red and White Friesian, Holstein Friesian Milk 2002: Information received from Breed Society. The following specific genetic features: -Robertsonian Translocation 1/29 -Freemartinism (Secondary Chinearism) -blood groups are reported for this breed. multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 160 144 1000 650 Exotic y 1909 domestic breed Imported from The Netherlands: incrossing especially from North American animals. since 1950 from Friesian (Netherlands) and Holstein (Europe, USA, Canada) country-wide international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Hungarian Steppe Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Irish Moiled rare breed eng. Irish Moiled Irish Polled TouristAttraction TouristicPotential 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The females are known for ease of parturition. ease of pasturition multi coloured: red, white, brown often with spotted face, white line or flinching on back 0 0 136 130 635 496 Native y 1926 domestic breed indigenous breed: incrossing from Shorthorn and Lincoln Red since 1950 from Finland, Scandinavia mainly counties of Down and Antrim local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS. A high milk fat content is reported for this breed. The animals are kept at a higher density/hectare. uni coloured: blond with black muzzle 2 2 127 119 600 400 Native y 1878 domestic breed indigenous breed since 1950 from Jersey (Canada, Denmark, New Zealand, USA) Due to smaller mature size more cows are kept per hectare. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Jersey, Island eng. Milk 2002: Information received from Breed Society. Distinctive and locally adapted breed. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Kerry eng. Kerry Milk 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The breed is suitable for marginal land. Ease of parturition is reported. It's a breed with high longevity. easy of parturition; longevity uni coloured: black 2 2 136 122 560 375 y 1890 domestic breed imported from Ireland international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Lakenvelder Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Lincoln eng. Lincoln Red 0 0 domestic breed Falkland Islands international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Lincoln Red eng. Lincoln Red Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. This docile breed is able to finish on grass and performs a rapid daily gain. able to finish on grass with resul. low cost input uni coloured: red 0 0 145 135 990 700 Native y 1973 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn descendants: incrossing from Maine-Anjou and others. 1896 75% Lincolnshire, England international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Lincoln Red (Original) eng. 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Longhorn eng. Longhorn English Longhorn Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. multi coloured: red, white, brown, blue with white line-back and white flashes 2 2 long horns 145 131 985 660 Native y 1878 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed: breed developed by Robert Bakewell country-wide international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Lord Caernarvon's breed eng. Galway comments: white with black or red spots hornless domestic variety Hampshire, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Lowline Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Luing Luing 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Maine-Anjou Maine-Anjou 0 0 imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Malkekorthorn Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Marchigiana Marchigiana 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Meuse-Rhine-Issel eng. Holstein (red and white) 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Miniature Zebu Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Montbelliarde fr. Montbéliarde 2002: National risk status - rare, Information received from Breed Society, BCMS. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Montgomeryshire eng. comments: red shading to black on face, belly and tail domestic variety Wales local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Murray Grey eng. Murray Grey Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: brown, silver grey 0 0 134 123 800 560 Exotic y 1973 domestic breed imported from Australia and New Zealand; exotic; composite of Aberdeen Angus x Beef Shorthorn 1950 country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Norfolk Horned eng. Red Norfolk, Old Norfolk Meat multi coloured: red, white
comments: red with white or mottled face domestic variety original (x Suffolk Polled) of Red Poll local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Normande fr. Normande 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle North Wales Black eng. Welsh Black Anglesey Meat y 1883 domestic variety herd-book 1883-1904. Original (and South Wales Black) of Welsh Black international No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Northern Dairy Shorthorn eng. Northern Dairy Shorthorn (100% purebred) Milk 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Rare Breed International, CLL. 0 0 Native domestic breed Developed by breeders in the Yorkshire Dales from the Teeswater strain of Shorthorn

In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise the Shorthorn data was broken down into Dairy Shorthorn (Original Population); Dairy Shorthorn (including Northern Dairy Shorthorn); and Northern Dairy Shorthorn (100% purebred); and separate EFABIS records can be found for these breed groupings from 2012 onwards. local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Norwegian eng. Norwegian Red Norwegian Red 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Old Marlborough Red eng. Milk domestic variety Devon, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Orkney eng. domestic variety variety of Shetland Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Parthenaise fr. Parthenais Parthenais 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Piemontese it. Piedmont 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Pinzgau eng. Pinzgau Pinzagauer 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. multi coloured: red and white 2 2 520 353 Exotic y 1976 domestic breed imported from Germany and Austria international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Polled eng. Polled Sussex 0 0 y domestic variety composite of Red Aberdeen-Angus and Sussex (from 1950 onwards) England international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Polled Derby eng. domestic variety original of mulley local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll Milk 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The animals are adapted to their local environment (droughts and cold climate). This breed produces a high quality meat. uni coloured: red 0 0 150 132 374 227 Native y 1874 domestic breed composite of Suffolk Dun and Norfolk Red 1700 from Danish Red (Denmark) country-wide, aslo on the Falkland Islands. international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Reggiana Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Riggit Galloway Easy care animal capable of producing beef from rough upland pasture. en. Riggit Galloway Meat Fully Registrable Cattle (see photo) Animal must have 100% Galloway parentage and display all expected Galloway traits Must be correctly marked i.e have white dorsal stripe with rest of body being single colour typically black, blue/black, dun or red as far back as the hindmost rib. White markings may occur under keel, on face and on legs but shouldn't run down to the hoof Symmetry of colour is a desirable trait 2007 Widely Dispersed local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Romangnola Romagnola Romagnola 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Rotbunt Rotbunte Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Salers Salers 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Sheeted Somerset eng. Somersetshire Sheeted, White-sheeted Somerset, Somerset uni coloured: red, belted horned or polled domestic variety local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Shetland eng. Shetland Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This hardy breed is adapted to marginal land. hardy multi coloured: black and white or red and white 2 2 132 120 663 470 Native y 1921 domestic breed autochthon, indigenous breed, local breed Widespread breed in U.K. Traditional crofter's cow in Shetland Island. local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental British Simmental Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. The breed is remarkably free from genetic defects. A twinning rate of 5% is reported for this breed. This breed is known for a high growth rate and muscularity. multi coloured: brown to red with white head, eye patches 2 2 152 142 1150 850 Exotic y 1970 domestic breed imported from Switzerland, Germany and Austria since 1950, < 20% from Fleckvieh (Germany, Austria) country-wide international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle South Devon eng. South Devon SireLine 2002: Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: light red; no white marks 2 2 152 140 1144 800 Native y 1891 domestic breed indigenous breed south-western England and Falkland Islands international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle South Wales Black eng. Pembroke Meat y 1874 domestic variety origin (and North Wales Black) of Welsh Black. herd-book 1874-1904. Varieties: Castle Martin, Dewsland 1874 local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Speckle Park Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Stabiliser Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Suffolk Polled eng. Suffolk Dun uni coloured: brownish-grey, red-brown domestic variety origin (x Norfolk Horned) of Red Poll local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. A specific genetic feature (bos indicus) is reported for this breed. uni coloured: red with white or pale end of tail 2 2 145 135 1002 677 Native y 1837 domestic breed indigenous breed Red Weald cattle: incrossing from Limousine and Salers south-eastern England The breed is ideally suited to forage only systems. international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Swedish Red & White eng. Swedish Red and White 2002: National risk status - very rare. Inforamtion received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Swiss Grey eng. 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Swona Swona (Feral) 2002: National risk status - very rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. 0 0 feral breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Tarantaise Tarantaise-Tarina Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Teeswater eng. Shothorn domestic variety Dutch origin Durham, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Tyrone Black Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Valdostana Nera Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Vaynol eng. Vaynol Hobby 1999: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust. uni coloured: white 0 0 Native y 1991 domestic breed 1878 in North Wales from White Park Cattle with a little Highland influence and maybe some Zebu animals. local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Wagyu Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Water Buffalo Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Welsh Black eng. Welsh Black 2002: Information received from BCMS, CLL, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Native indigenous breed country-wide and Tristan Da Cunha international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Welsh Mountain eng. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountain, wet areas). uni coloured: black 2 2 145 130 810 550 Weights overleaf relate to animals in upland/mountain areas; in lowlands weights can increase by up to 25%. y 1904 domestic breed indigenous breed 1874 Wales local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle White Galloway eng. White Galloway 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from BCMS. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed

In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise this distinct and separate population was identified but at the time we were unable to separate its records from some other Galloway varieties. Some combined Galloway information is provided in the 'Galloway' record. regional No Material atRisk critical critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle White Park eng. White Park Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The following specific genetic features: - New C-band polymorphism on chromosome 27 - dominant colour pattern are reported for this breed. This breed produces low cholesterol meat and lean carcasses. The growth rate of these animals is reported to be 5% superior to Limousin. uni coloured: white with black points on ears, muzzle, eyelids, teats and feet 0 2 146 132 990 649 Native 1918 domestic breed indigenous ancient breed ancient none Great genetic distance to other British breeds - unique polymorphism on chromosome 27. Lean carcass: back fat at 400 days 3mm. international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Whitebred Shorthorn to produce crossbred suckler cows (x Galloway) eng. Whitebred Shorthorn Cumberland White Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, BCMS, Rare Breed International, CLL. The animals are able to live outside. The breed is easy to keep. uni coloured: white with clear pink nose 2 2 895 600 Native 1962 domestic breed indigenous breed Cumberland Dairy Shorthorn none Scotland, England, Wales The animals live generally outside and are easily manageable. local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Yak Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Cattle Zebu Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Ameraucana 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken American Game eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Ancona Ancona 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Ancona (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Andalusian eng. Andalusian Andalusian (miniature) 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Appenzeller Barthuhn ger. Appenzeller Barthuhn Appenzeller Barthuhner 2002: National risk status - critical, Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Appenzeller Spitzhauben ger. Appenzeller Spitzenhauben 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Araucana (Rumpless) _ Araucana 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Araucana (miniature) _ British Araucana (miniature) 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Araucana Spitzhauben Araucana 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Aseel Aseel 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Aseel (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Augsburger ger. Augsburger 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Australorp (miniature) _ Australorp 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Barbu D'Anvers Barbu d'Anvers Barbu D`Anvers 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Barbu D'Everberg Barbu D`Everberg 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Barbu D'Uccle Barbu d'Uccle Barbu D`Uccle 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Barbu De Grubbe Barbu De Grubbe 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Barbu De Watermael Barbu De Watermael 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Barnevelder eng. Barnevelder 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Barnevelder (miniature) _ Barnevelder Bantam 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Belgian Game eng. Belgian Game 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Booted Bantam Old English, Booted 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Braekel Braekel 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Brahma Brahma 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Brahma (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Brazilian Shamo 2002: Information received from Breed Society. recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Breda 2002: Possibly extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Brockbar 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Brussbar 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Buff Orpington eng. Orpington Buff Blue Orpington, White Orpington, Black Orpington Eggs Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. indigenous 4.3 3.2 Breed has short and strong legs. domestic breed Kent in United Kingdom Shropshire 120 130 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Buff Sussex eng. Meat Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. indigenous domestic breed Sussex, United Kingdom Shropshire 4.1 3.2 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Burmese Bantam 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Cambar 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Campine Campine 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Campine (miniature) _ 2002: Possibly extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Canadian Game eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Cobar 2002: New breed. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Cochin Cochin imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Cornish Game (Large) eng. Jubilee Game, Indian Game Meat Stock can be classified as industrial. "This breed is considered as heavy breed with poor liveability. This breed is not held for production purpose, but as a """"showbreed"""" on exhibitions." industrial 3.7 3.7 Broad breasted with thick, short legs. domestic breed Imported from India to Cornwall by early traders, this breed was the foundation of the modern broiler chicken. 75 8 8 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Cornish Game (miniature) eng. Cornish (Indian) Game (miniature) 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Coveney White eng. 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Crested Legbar eng. 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Creve Coeur eng. Crèvecoeur 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Creve Coeur (miniature) _ 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Croad Langshan eng. Croad Langshan Fancy The numbers are increasing due to the Rare Breeds Survival Trust Poultry Support Programme and an active club. A strain unbroken from the original importation exists. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. This breed is adapted to numerous different environments. This is a hardy, heavy breed. fancy 4.5 3.6 feathered legs domestic breed exotic origin: imported by Major Croad in 1904 from Langshan, China 1904 200 6 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Croad Langshan (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Derbyshire Redcap eng. Derbyshire Redcap Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. Poor fertility is reported for this breed. There may be a link in this respect to comb size. A generous amount of breast meat is reported for this breed. This is originally a very hardy farmyard bird, light breed. indigenous 2.7 2.3 For exhibition purposes they have been bred for massive cap shaped combs. domestic breed farmyard fowl from Derbyshire, United Kingdom 120 130 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Derbyshire Redcap (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dominique Dominique 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dominique (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dorbar 2002: Believed extinct. local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dorking eng. Dorking Surrey Fowl Fancy 1993: Essentially it is a table bird also used for crossing purposes. It is difficult to find examples retaining true utility characteristics. 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. This is a heavy breed. indigenous 4.5 3.6 five spurs domestic breed This type of bird was described by a roman writer in 47 A.D. and without doubt found in England by the Romans under Julius Caesar. 47 A.D. 200 6 The animals do not enjoy confinement or extra lighting to extend the day length. Furthermore, the animals do not thrive on poor quality feed. international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dorking (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dorking Dark eng. Dark Surrey Fowl Fancy Essentially it is a table bird also used for crossing purposes. It is difficult to find examples retaining true utility characteristics. This is a heavy breed. indigenous 4.5 3.6 five spurs, they are dark in colour domestic variety This type of bird was described by a roman writer in 47 A.D. and without doubt found in England by the Romans under Julius Caesar. 47 A.D. 200 6 The animals do not enjoy confinement or extra lighting to extend the day length. Furthermore, the animals do not thrive on poor quality feed. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dorking Red eng. Red Surrey Fowl Fancy Essentially it is a table bird also used for crossing purposes. It is difficult to find examples retaining true utility characteristics. This is a heavy breed. indigenous 4.5 3.6 five spurs domestic variety This type of bird was described by a roman writer in 47 A.D. and without doubt found in England by the Romans under Julius Caesar. 47 A.D. 200 6 This breed does not thrive on poor quality feed. They do not enjoy confinement or extra lighting to extend day length. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dorking Silver-Grey eng. Silver-Grey Surrey Fowl Meat Essentially it is a table bird also used for crossing purposes. It is difficult to find examples retaining true utility characteristics. This breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. More comments available in British poultry standards. This is a heavy breed. indigenous 5.3 4.1 They have five toes. domestic breed This type of bird was described by a roman writer in 47 A.D. and without doubt found in England by the Romans under Julius Caesar. 47 A.D. 110 6 6 The animals do not enjoy confinement or extra lighting to extend the day length. Furthermore, the animals do not thrive on poor quality feed. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dorset eng. 2002: Possibly extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Dutch Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Exmoor 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Faverolle Faverolle 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Faverolle (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Fayoumi Fayoumi 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Friesian eng. Friesland 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Friesian (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Frizzle eng. Frizzle 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Frizzle (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken German Langshan 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken German Langshan (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Gold Legbar eng. Rhodebar, Welbar, Cream Legbar Fancy The Wernlas Collection Shropshire is developing its own strain of Gold Legbar. Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. indigenous 3.1 2.3 domestic breed Created by Cambridge University, United Kingdom Shropshire 200 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Golden Essex eng. 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Hamburgh eng. Hamburg 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Hamburgh (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Houdan fr. Houdan 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Houdan (miniature) _ Houdan Bantam 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Indian Game eng. Indian Game Cornish Game Meat Stock can be classified as indigenous.
2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. Poor reproduction ability. indigenous 3.6 2.7 domestic breed Cornwall, United Kingdom Shropshire 60 7 7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Ixworth eng. Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. indigenous 3.9 3 domestic breed Created by the breeder R. Apleyard, Ixworth, Suffolk, United Kingdom Shropshire 60 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Ixworth (miniature) eng. 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Japanese (Bantam) eng. Japanese Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Jersey Giant eng. Jersey Giant 2002: National risk status - endangered. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Ko Shamo (Bantam) jap. Japanese Game Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Kraienkoppe Kraienkoppe 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Kraienkoppe (miniature) _ Kraienkoppe Bantam 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken La Fleche La Fléche 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken La Fleche (miniature) _ La Fléche Bantam 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material extinct extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Lakenvelder Lakenvelder 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Lakenvelder (miniature) _ Lakenvelder Bantam 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Langshan Black Croad eng. Fancy Number increasing due to Rare Breeds Survival Trust Poultry Support Programme and active Club. They have a strain unbroken from the original importation. This is a good table bird and a good layer. This is heavy and hardy breed. The animals thrive in most conditions. fancy 4.5 3.6 feathered legs domestic variety imported by Major Croad in 1904 from Langshan, China 1904 200 6 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Langshan White Croad eng. Fancy Number increasing due to Rare Breeds Survival Trust Poultry Support Programme and active Club. They have a strain unbroken from the original importation. This is a good table bird and a good layer. This is heavy and hardy breed. The animals thrive in most conditions. fancy 4.5 3.6 feathered legs domestic variety imported by Major Croad in 1904 from Langshan, China 1904 200 6 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Legbar eng. Legbar 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Legbar (miniature) _ 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Leghorn (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Light Sussex eng. Light Sussex Meat British Poultry Standards provides additional details on the breed. This is a heavy breed. A bantam variety also exists. indigenous 4.1 3.2 dwarfism, they are mainly brown in colour with white speckles domestic breed This breed has been first recorded in 1845 at the first poultry show. It is an indigenous breed in Sussex. 1845 180 5.5 5.5 Can be kept commercially in small flucks. They are mainly used for crossings with Rhode Island Red to produce hybrid laying birds, also reasonable egg producer. Used in earlier years as a cross for table birds. Sex linkage for selecting day-olds. They are evaluating several nucleus flocks and have established several accredited units as part of their support programme. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Lincolnshire Buff eng. Lincolnshire Buff 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Malay Malay Game 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Malay (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Marans Marans 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Marans (miniature) _ Marans Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Marsh Daisy eng. Eggs 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. indigenous 2.7 2.3 domestic breed United Kingdom Shropshire 100 120 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Minorca Minorca 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Minorca (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Modern Game eng. Modern Game 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Modern Game (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Modern Langshan 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Modern Langshan (miniature) _ 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Nankin Bantam 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken New Hampshire Red (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Norfolk Grey eng. Norfolk Grey 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken North Holland Blue eng. North Holland Blue 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Ohiki True Bantam 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Old English Game eng. Old English Game 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Old English Game (miniature) eng. Old English Game Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Old English Pheasant Fowl eng. Old Fashioned Pheasant, Yorkshire Pheasant (prior to 1914) Eggs 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. This breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. More comments available in British poultry standards. This is considered a light breed. indigenous 2.9 2.3 domestic breed Yorkshire, United Kingdom Shropshire 160 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Onagadori Onagadori 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Orloff Orloff 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Orloff (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Orpington eng. Orpington Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Orpington (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Pekin True Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Penedesencas 2002: Information received from Breed Society. recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Plymouth Rock (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Polish eng. Polish 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Polish (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Rhode Island Red (miniature) eng. Rhode Island Red Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Rhodebar Rhodebar 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Rhodebar (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Rumpless Game eng. Rumpless Game 2002: Believed extinct in UK but small population on Isle of Man. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Rumpless Game (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sabelpoot Bantam Sabelpoot 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Satsumadori Satsuma-Dori 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Scots Dumpy eng. Scots Dumpy Bakies, Creepers, Crawlers Fancy 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. The animals are reported to show resistance to Marek's disease. These very hardy animals are considered as a light breed. Furthermore, they were always known as a docile breed. indigenous 2.3 2.3 dwarfism, part of the population is red-golden-brown in colour. domestic breed This breed was described as early as 1678 and raised on farm yards in Scotland. 1678 6 6 Normal size Dumpies seem to lay more eggs than the dwarf and bantam varieties. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Scots Dumpy (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Scots Grey eng. Eggs 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. This is a light breed. indigenous 3.2 2.3 domestic breed This breed is known as a farmyard fowl for about 200 years. 18th century 90 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Scots Grey (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sebright Bantams eng. Commercial strain- Sebright Fancy 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. indigenous 0.6 0.5 Dwarfism domestic breed West Midlands in United Kingdom Shropshire 24 5 5 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Shamo jap. Shamo 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Shamo (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sicilian Buttercup Sicilian Buttercup 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sicilian Flowerbird 2002: Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Silkie Silkie 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Silkie (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Spanish eng. Spanish 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Spanish (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Speckled Sussex eng. Sussex Speckled Meat Breed is maintained by fancy/hobbyists rather than by commercial interests. Additional details available in British Poultry Standards. indigenous 4.1 3.2 domestic breed Sussex, United Kingdom Shropshire 5.5 5.5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sulmtaler ger. Sulmtaler 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sultan Sultan 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sumatra Game eng. Sumatra 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sumatra Game (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Brown, Buff, Heavy, Red, Silver, Specked, Var. Light Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Sussex (miniature) eng. 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Taiwanese Shamo 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Thai Game 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Thuringian Bearded (miniature) _ Thüringer Barthühner 2002: Information received from Breed Society. recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Transylvanian eng. Transylvanian Naked Neck Transylvanian Naked Neck 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Transylvanian (miniature) eng. Transylvanian Naked Neck Bantam Transylvanian Naked Neck (miniature) 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Tuzo Bantam 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Venezuelan Game 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Vorwerk Vorwerk 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Vorwerk (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Welbar 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Welbar (miniature) _ 2002: Possibly extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Welsummer Welsummer 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Welsummer (miniature) _ Welsummer Bantam 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Wyandotte eng. Wyandotte 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Wyandotte (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Wybar 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Wybar (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Yamato 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Yamato (miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Yokohama (British type) _ 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Yokohama (English type, miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Yokohama (German type) _ 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Yokohama (German type, miniature) _ 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Chicken Yorkshire Hornet 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Chinese Chinese water deer (Hydropotes inermis) 0 0 wild breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Fallow Fallow Deer (Cervus dama) Meat 0 0 domestic breed England and Wales and a few in Scotland. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Muntjac Muntjac deer (Muntiacus reevesi) 0 0 wild breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Pere Davide 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Red Deer eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) 0 0 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Reindeer eng. Reindeer/Caribou There are 60 reindeers at the Falkland Islands. 0 0 wild breed imported from southern Georgia; originated from Norwegian reindeer introduced to South Georgia between 1910-25 2001 Falkland Islands local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Roe Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) 0 0 wild breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Sika Sika deer (Cervus nippon nippon) 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Deer Wapiti Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Canadian Elk 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Abacot Ranger eng. Abacot Ranger 2002: Endangered breeds status. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Appleyard eng. Appleyard 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Appleyard Bantam eng. 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Aylesbury eng. Aylesbury 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Baldwin eng. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Bali indon. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Black East Indian eng. Black East Indian 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Blue Swedish eng. Blue Swedish 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Call (Decoy) _ Call 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Cayuga Cayuga 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Crested eng. Crested 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Crested Bantam eng. 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Duclair Rouen 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Gimbsheimer 2002: Information received from Breed Society. recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Hookbill Hook Bill 2002: Information received from Breed Society. recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Huttegem Huttegem 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Indian Runner eng. Indian Runner 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Magpie 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Orpington eng. Orpington 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Overberg Overberg 2002: Information received from Breed Society. recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Penguin eng. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Pommern ger. Pommern 2002: Information received from Breed Society. recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Saxony eng. Saxony 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Shetland eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Silver Bantam Duck eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Stanbridge White eng. 2002: Possibly extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Streicher 2002: Believed to be analogue of Abacot Ranger. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Welsh Harlequin eng. Welsh Harlequin 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Duck (domestic) Whaylesbury 2002: Believed extinct. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Angora Goat eng. Angora British Angora Wool uni coloured: white 2 2 76 71 90 45 Exotic 1984 domestic breed imported from New Zealand and Australia since 1960 from Angora (New Zealand, Canada, South Africa) international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Arapawa British Arapawa Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Bagot eng. Bagot Hobby 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society, Rare Breed International. multi coloured: black forequarters and white hindquarters 2 2 25 Native y 1974 domestic breed Descended from animals imported from France or Switzerland in thirteenth century. country-wide local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Boer Boer British Boer 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat British Alpine eng. British Alpine Alpine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat British Goat Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat British Guernsey Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat British Saanen Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat British Toggenburg eng. Toggenburg Pure Toggenburg Milk multi coloured: brown, blond with white facial stripes, around ears and tail, below knees and hocks 2 2 all horned kids are disbudded / one week old 80 70 70 60 Exotic y 1911 domestic breed originally imported from Switzerland since 1960 up to 1965, 5 to 20% from Toggenburg (Switzerland); since 1965 up to 1990, <5% from Toggenburg semen (Switzerland) The animals are kept in very small herds. international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Cashmere Cashmere Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed exotic; imported 1980s international No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Cheviot (Feral) Native local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat English Goat eng. English Goat Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Golden Guernsey eng. Golden Guernsey Milk 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The animals are adapted to British conditions. uni coloured: yellow/brown 2 2 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed of Central Ireland: possible is a Mediterranean influence southern half of England, central Ireland local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Kalahari Red Boer Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Nubian & Anglo-Nubian Anglo-Nubian Nubian, Anglo-Nubian 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Old English eng. domestic variety origin of Anglo-Nubian and British; Breed Society 1920-30 England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Pygmy kept as pet eng. West African Dwarf Hobby 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 Native domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Toggenburg Native local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goat Welsh eng. domestic variety Wales local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) African eng. African Goose 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) American Buff eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Brecon Buff 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Celler 2002: Information received from Breed Society. breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Chinese eng. Chinese 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Czechoslovakian eng. Czech White 2002: Information received from Breed Society. breed recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Diepholzer ger. Diepholzer 2002: Information received from Breed Society. breed recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Elsasser Oies D’alsace 2002: Information received from Breed Society. breed recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Embden Embden 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Faroese 2002: Information received from Breed Society. breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Greyback eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Pilgrim eng. Pilgrim 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Pomeranian eng. Pomeranian 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Roman eng. Roman 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Sebastopol (curly) _ 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Sebastopol (smooth) _ 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Shetland eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Steinbacher Steinbacher 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) Toulouse Toulouse 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Goose (domestic) West of England eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Akhal Teke eng. Akhal-Teke domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Alpine eng. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse American Miniature Horse Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse American Quarter Horse eng. Quarter Horse Cold Deck, Copper Bottom, Kentucky Whip, Printer, Rondo, Shilo, Steeldust, Billie 2002: National risk status - rare. light animals Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse American Saddle eng. American Saddle Horse American Saddlebred 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Andalucian Andalusian 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Anglo European Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Anglo-Arab Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa British Appaloosa 2002: National risk status - rare. multi coloured: white rump usually with small spots light animals Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Arab Export of Breeding Stock eng. Arab Sport uni coloured: chestnut (50%), grey (40%), bay (10%), very rarely black 150 140 550 500 long fine mane and tail Exotic y 1919 domestic breed imported from Saudi Arabia since 1950 from Arab (other European countries) southern England Most horses are stalled at night in winter and go in pastures by day. international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Ardennes fr. Belgian Draft 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Barra Pony eng. domestic variety variety of Hebridean Pony Hebrides, Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Bavarian eng. Bavarian Warmblood 2002: National risk status - rare. domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Bavarian Warmblood Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse British Falabella Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse British Piebald Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse British Riding Pony Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse British Show Horse Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse British Skewbald Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse British Spotted Pony, Spotted Pony Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Camargue fr. Camargue British Camargue 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Caspian eng. Caspian Caspian Miniature uni coloured: usually bay, grey or chestnut, occasionally black pony Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Cleveland Bay eng. Cleveland Bay DraughtPower 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. multi coloured: bay with black points 161 161 700 700 the only acceptable marking is a small star Native y 1884 domestic breed native origin: composite of Cleveland Bay, Thoroughbred and Chapman Horse 1800 England international No Material atRisk critical critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Clydesdale eng. Clydesdale DraughtPower 1998: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. multi coloured: bay, brown, black, rarely chestnut with large areas of white on face, legs and sometimes body 172 162 850 750 Native 1877 domestic breed composite of indigenous breed Scottish breed, Flemish and Shire Scotland international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Coloured Horse & Pony Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Connemara eng. Connemara Pony British Connemara 2001: National risk status - rare. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Cushendale eng. pony domestic variety Northern Ireland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Dales eng. Dales domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Dales Pony eng. PackBaggage 2002: National risk status - rare. The animals are sound, docile, strong and extremely hardy. Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Dartmoor Hill Pony Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Dartmoor Pony eng. Dartmoor Pony Sport 1998: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: bay, brown or black
comment: piebald and skewbald not accepted 127 127 225 212 Native 1899 domestic breed indigenous breed 1800 since 1960, 5% Dartmoor, Devon This is a very hardy breed that cannot cope with a rich diet. international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Devon Pack Horse eng. pony domestic variety England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Donkey Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Eriskay eng. Hobby 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Exmoor Pony eng. Exmoor Pony Sport 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The animals are capable of thriving outdoors on meagre rations. These animals are extremely hardy, agile and intelligent. hardy breed; feral herds on Exmoor uni coloured: bay, brown, dun
comment: no white markings 130 127 227 227 mealy patches on muzzle, belly, around eyes, inside thighs Native 1921 feral breed indigenous breed: research has shown that this breed is maintained unchanged from ice age Exmoor Half of the population of this breed is wild i.e. free on Exmoor. international No Material atRisk critical critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Falabella eng. Falabella Pony 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Fell Pony shepherding, trekking eng. Fell Pony Sport 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas). These are very hardy animals. mountain uni coloured: predominantly black, also brown, bay or grey; very few white markings 142 142 460 460 Native y 1898 feral breed composite of Ponies of north and south England and Friesian Horse (Netherlands) 1850 northern England In natural surroundings Fell Ponies can live on poor rations. international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Fjord eng. Fjord Exotic domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Friesian eng. Friesian Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Galloway Pony eng. similar to Fell Pony and to Garron domestic variety South-western Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Gocan Mull small Highland pony of Hebridean type domestic variety Mull, Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Goonhilly eng. pony domestic variety Cornwall, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Great Horse eng. Old English War Horse, Old English Black Horse similar to Flemish domestic variety origin of Clydesdale and Shire local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Hackney eng. Hackney Hackney Horse 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed International, NPS. Native domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Hackney Pony Native local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Haflinger Haflinger Sport 2002: National risk status - rare. uni coloured: light to dark chestnut 150 148 600 500 full flaxen mane and tail Exotic 1970 domestic breed continually imported from Austria 1950 Midlands international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Hanoverian eng. Hanoverian 2002: National risk status - rare. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Hebridean Pony eng. Western Isles Pony extinct except Eriskay Pony domestic variety smaller original variety of Highland pony; different varieties: Barra, Mull, Rhum, Skye, Uist; extinct by crossing Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Highland Pony trecking horse eng. Highland Pony Sport 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The animals are sure footed. 147 112 550 450 eel stripe along the back, stripes Native y breed autochthon descendants of the Crofters' Ponies 1830 Scotland international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Hispano-Arabe Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Icelandic eng. Iceland Pony 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Irish Draught eng. Irish Draught Hobby 1999: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Kerry Bog Pony local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Knabstrupper Horse Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Konik Pony Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Lipizzaner Lipitsa 1999: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Long Mynd eng. pony domestic variety England, Shropshire local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Lundy eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Lusitano Lusitanian 1999: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Manx eng. pony domestic variety Isle of Man local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Miniature Horse Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Miniature Mediterranean Donkey Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Morgan ride and drive eng. Morgan Sport 1997: National risk status - rare. uni coloured: usually bay, also black, chestnut
multi coloured: palomino 143 142 540 450 profuse mane and tail Exotic 1975 domestic breed Morgan were developed from Thoroughbred and local horses around 1783 and were imported from USA to Britain in 1975. Since then there have been a number of inputs from the USA (1981, 1984, 1986). around 1783 Hereford, Yorkshire, Lancashire international No Material atRisk critical critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse New Forest eng. New Forest Pony Hobby 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed International, NPS. domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse New Forest Pony Native local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Palomino eng. Palomino 2002: National risk status - rare. uni coloured: golden with white mane and tail light animals Exotic domestic breed exotic origin, coloured type international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Percheron fr. Percheron British Pecheron 2002: National risk status - rare. Native domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Poitou Donkey Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Russian eng. 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Selle Francais Horse Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Shetland eng. Shetland Pony Shetland Pony Hobby 1999: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed International, NPS. Native domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Shire eng. Shire DraughtPower 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. uni coloured: black, bay, grey with white markings
comment: roan stallions are not allowed to be registered 183 173 1000 900 Native 1878 domestic breed Native Old English breed of Cart Horses none England international No Material atRisk critical critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Skewbald Piebald eng. 2002: National risk status - rare. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Spanish Horse Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Sport Horse Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Sport Pony Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Spotted eng. Hobby 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from NPS. Exotic domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Standard Bred Trotting Horse Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Suffolk eng. Suffolk Suffolk Punch DraughtPower 1998: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. uni coloured: chestnut 170 160 800 680 Native 1878 domestic breed indigenous breed oldest breed of Draught horse in the world eastern England international No Material atRisk critical critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Tennessee eng. Tennessee Walking Horse 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Tersk eng. Tersk 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Thoroughbred Native local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Tiree eng. domestic variety variety of Hebridean Pony Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Traditional Gypsy Cob local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Trakehner Trakehner 2002: National risk status - rare. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Vardy eng. Northumberland Chapman, Bakewell DraughtPower similar to Cleveland Bay but heavier domestic variety origin from Shire x Cleveland Bay and Fell Pony (late 18th century) Northumbria, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Warmblood British Warmblood Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Wels eng. Hobby 2002: Information received from NPS. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Welsh Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Welsh (Feral Section) eng. Welsh Pony Welsh Mountain (Section A semi-feral), Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A), Welsh Mountain Pony, Welsh Mountain (Semi-Feral) 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. feral indigenous breed

In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise the Welsh Mountain (Section A semi feral and Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A) were identified. Subsequent clarifications with a UK expert for this breed confirmed that these two breeds are the same. From 2012 onwards further information on this breed will be provided in the EFABIS record for Welsh (Feral Section). international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Welsh Cob Welsh Cob (Section D) Native local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Welsh Mountain (Semi-Feral) Welsh Mountain (Section A semi-feral), Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A), Welsh (Feral Section), Welsh Mountain Pony Native In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise the Welsh Mountain (Section A semi feral and Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A) were identified. Subsequent clarifications with a UK expert for this breed confirmed that these two breeds are the same. From 2012 onwards further information on this breed will be provided in the EFABIS record for Welsh (Feral Section). local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Welsh Mountain Pony Welsh Mountain (Section A semi-feral), Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A), Welsh (Feral Section), Welsh Mountain (Semi-Feral) Native In 2012 the UK published its second Country Report for FAnGR – the report included an updated breed inventory. During the inventory exercise the Welsh Mountain (Section A semi feral and Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A) were identified. Subsequent clarifications with a UK expert for this breed confirmed that these two breeds are the same. From 2012 onwards further information on this breed will be provided in the EFABIS record for Welsh (Feral Section). local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Welsh Pony Welsh Pony (Section B) Native local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Welsh Pony of Cob Type Welsh Pony of Cob Type (Section C) Native local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Horse Yorkshire Coach Horse eng. New Cleveland Bay domestic variety variety of Cleveland Bay from Thoroughbred cross in early 19th century; Breed Society 1886-1937 then reabsorbed England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Berkshire eng. Meat Black, with white on face, feet and tip of tail only. Native y 1884 domestic breed United Kingdom 9.15 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig British Landrace Meat eng. Meat Skin soft and slightly pink. Hair fine and white Native y 1953 domestic breed From Sweden 1949 4 boars and 8 gilts United Kingdom local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig British Lop Meat eng. Meat Skin white, fine and soft. Hair white, long and silky Native y 1921 domestic breed United Kingdom local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig British Saddleback Meat eng. Meat Black and white but with a continuous belt of white hair encircling the shoulders and forelegs. White is permissible on the nose, the tip of the tail and on the hind legs but no higher than the hock. Native y 1967 domestic breed Composite of Essex and Wessex Saddleback United Kingdom The animals are kept outdoors. 10.15 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Duroc Meat fr. Duroc British Duroc Meat Skin - White or pink, at worst light grey. Hair - Auburn Exotic y 1980 domestic breed From USA 1975 United Kingdom 9.52 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Gloucestershire Old Spots Meat eng. Meat Not less than one clean decisive spot of black hair on black skin. Black should not predominate. 101 88 270 218 Native y 1915 domestic breed Well adapted to outdoor systems. 9.27 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Hampshire Meat eng. Meat Predominantly black, but must have a saddle of white skin and have white front legs. Exotic y 1974 domestic breed From Canada 1973 40 males and females United Kingdom 8.92 local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Kune-Kune Meat Meat Coat may be any colour or texture Exotic y 1993 domestic breed From New Zealand 1992 United Kingdom local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Large Black Meat eng. Meat Blue black skin with a moderate quantity of straight black silky hair 100 90 306 250 Native y 1899 domestic breed United Kingdom Adapted to outdoor systems. 8.65 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Large White Meat eng. Meat White hair and skin free from wrinkles and black and blue spots Native y 1884 domestic breed 10.62 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Mangalitza ger. Meat Blonde, Red or Swallow bellied (black above and white / black below). Exotic y 2007 From Austria 2006 3 males 14 females United Kingdom 6.5 local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Middle White Meat eng. Meat A very good meat quality is reported for this breed. White skin and hair with no spots 90 80 275 225 erect ears Native y 1884 domestic breed United Kingdom 8.49 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Oxford Sandy and Black Meat eng. Meat Ground colour sandy. Markings black in random blotches rather than small spots, with sandy the predominant colour. Pale feet, blaze and tassel are characteristic. Native y 1980 domestic breed United Kingdom 9.01 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Pietrain Meat fr. Meat Normally white with black patches Exotic y 1994 From Belgium 1964 - 84 males and females United Kingdom 9.65 local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Tamworth Meat eng. Meat Golden-red, abundant, straight and fine and as free from black hairs as possible. Native y 1884 domestic breed United Kingdom 7.79 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Pig Welsh Meat eng. Meat White. Blue spots undesirable Native y 1919 domestic breed United Kingdom 11.32 local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Rabbit All Grey eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Rabbit American Cottontail domestic breed imported 19th century Falkland Islands local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Rabbit Californian eng. California domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Rabbit European cottontail domestic breed imported 19th century Falkland Islands local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Anglesey domestic variety North-western Wales local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Anglo-Merino eng. English Merino domestic variety Negretti and Paular strains of Spanish Merino x various English breeds (esp. Southdown and Ryeland) at beginning of 18th century England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Arapawa (Island) Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Avranchin Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Badger Faced Welsh Mountain eng. Badger Faced Welsh Mountain Torddu Badger Faced Welsh, Torwen Badger Faced Welsh, Defaid Idloes, Welsh Badger-Faced Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. The animals are able to graze rough hill land. The animals are extremely hardy. can graze rough hill land multi coloured: white body with badger striped head, black legs and belly 2 0 55 45 Native 1976 domestic breed local indigenous breed of Wales Powys-Dyfed, Wales wool medium The animals can graze rough hill land. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Balwen Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, RBS, Rare Breed International 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Bampton Nott eng. 0 0 hornless domestic variety origin of Devon Longwoolled England, Devon local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Beltex Beltex 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Berkshire Knot eng. Old Berkshire 0 0 domestic variety origin of Hampshire Down England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Berrichon du Cher fr. Berrichon Du Cher 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Beulah Hobby 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Beulah Speckled Face Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Black Welsh Mountain eng. Black Welsh Mountain Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: black 0 0 Native y 1920 domestic variety indigenous breed, coloured variety of Welsh Mountain international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Blackface eng. Blackface Blackface (Scottish) Meat 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Bleu du Maine fr. Bleu Du Maine Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. The production of large lean carcasses is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white with blue head 0 0 85 77 125 81 Exotic y 1982 domestic breed composite of Wensleydale x Bleu du Maine (France) since 1960, <5% from Bleu du Maine (France); since 1983 to 1985, 5% to 20% from Bleu du Maine (France); since 1986 to 1990, <5% from Bleu du Maine (France) Scotland and Wales wool medium regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Blue Texel Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Bluefaced Leicester eng. Bluefaced Leicester Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. This breed is known for high prolificacy. uni coloured: white with blue head that is covered with white haw, blue pigmented skin and wool 0 0 90 85 110 89 Native 1962 domestic breed local breed descended from Bakewell's Dishley Leicester none northern United Kingdom wool fine international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: white 0 0 81 77 116 85 Native y 1898 domestic breed local breed originated in Dishley, Leicester 1750 British Isles wool fine international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Boreray eng. Meat 1999: Population data exclude feral population. 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from NSTSG, Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Brecknock Hill Cheviot eng. Meat 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep British Charolais eng. Charollais Meat uni coloured: white with pinkish head 0 0 78 70 120 78 y 1977 domestic breed imported from France since 1960, >20% from Charolais (France) wool fine international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep British Friesland eng. Friesland 0 0 Exotic domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep British Milksheep eng. British Milksheep Milk 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International, CLL. A litter size of 3.07 in mature ewes is reported for the females. The animals produce carcasses up to 26 kg in MLC grades 2 and 3 L. uni coloured: white 0 0 103 79 Exotic domestic breed composite of Bluefaced Leicester, Dorset Horn and Friesian Milksheep: established in 1960s. country-wide wool 210 400 3.07 international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep British Texel eng. Texel Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. A high proportion of lean tissue is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white occasionally with black spots 0 0 77 71 120 84 excellent conformation quality. wool, thin tails 1972 domestic breed exotic origin: imported from France and The Netherlands since 1960 from Lincoln, Border Leicester, Leicester, South Down, Hampshire Down country-wide wool medium international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Cadzow Improver Meat 2 0 domestic line origin (1960s) from Dorset Horn and Finnish Landrace; males line for crossing on hill ewes 1960s western Lothian, Scotland wool medium local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Cambridge eng. Cambridge Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. A major gene for ovulation rate is reported for this breed. This breed is known for prolificacy. uni coloured: brown with dark brown face 0 0 72 66 90 70 Native 1969 domestic breed The breed has been recognized in 1979 following a cross-breeding and selection programme initiated in 1964. It is a composite of Clun Forest, Llyn and Llanwenog and Finnish Landrace: established 1979. 1964-1979 England and Wales wool medium regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Cannock Chase eng. domestic variety origin of Shropshire England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Castlemilk Moorit eng. Castlemilk Moorit Moorit Shetland, Castlemilk Shetland Hobby 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from NSTSG, Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The animals produce a special light brown wool. The breed is easy to manage. easy management multi coloured: brown with white belly, mouflon pattern 2 2 77 70 55 40 Native 1974 domestic breed indigenous breed: composite of Shetland, Manx Loghtan and Moufflon in the early 20th century since 1960 from Manx Loaghtan (United Kingdom) small flocks well distributed wool medium regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Charmoise fr. Charmois 2002: National risk status - rare, Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Charollais fr. Charollais Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International multi coloured: white with pinkish head 0 0 78 70 120 78 Exotic domestic breed imported from France since 1960, >20% from Charolais (France) wool fine international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Cheviot eng. Cheviot South Country Cheviot Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. The animals are known for their hardiness. uni coloured: white 2 0 75 65 90 55 good conformation 1892 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed on Cheviot hills southern Scotland wool international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Clun Forest eng. Clun Forest Meat 2002: Information received from Bred Society, Rare Breed International. The animals endure upland grazing. upland grazing uni coloured: white with brown face, legs and ears 0 0 78 66 95 65 Native 1925 domestic breed descended from indigenous breed Long Mynd which is extinct none Shropshire, Hereford, Powys wool The animals endure upland grazing. international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Cobb 101 Meat 2 0 shortwoolled domestic line origin in 1960s from Finnish Landrace et al; male line for crossing on hill ewes Suffolk, England medium local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Colbred eng. Colbred uni coloured: white 0 0 79 60 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic wool local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Contentin eng. Cotentin Cotentin 2002: National risk status - rare 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale 2002: National risk status - rare 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Cotswold eng. Cotswold Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information sources - Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This breed produces a longwool fleece. uni coloured: white 0 0 83 75 117 80 Native y 1966 domestic breed indigenous breed finewool with Leicester: changed from 1800 to 1980 to longwool type since 1960 up to 1970, <5% from Leicester (United Kingdom) Gloucestershire, southern England wool coarse/carpet international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Dalesbred eng. 2002: Information received from Breed Society, CLL. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Dartmoor (Greyface) eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Derbyshire Gritstone eng. Derbyshire Gritstone Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, CLL. A specific genetic feature (useful polling factor) is reported for this breed. A lambing percentage of 150% is reported for the females. This breed produces a lean meat and also lamb meat. uni coloured: blue with black spots on face and legs 0 0 79 68 92 69 Native 1907 domestic breed local Dale-O'-Goyt Sheep northern Derbyshire, southern Lancashire, southern Yorkshire, Wales, Scotland wool - lambing 150 %;
local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Devon & Cornwall Longwool eng. Devon and Cornwall Longwool Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, CLL. The animals produces a long and lustre wool. uni coloured: white 0 0 84 76 108 80 Native 1978 domestic breed Local Banpton sheep crossed with improved Leicester, amalgamation of South Devon and Devon Longwool south-west England Long, lustre wool regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Devon Closewool eng. Devon Closewool Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. Hardy breed with high grazing efficiency. hardy, grazing efficiency uni coloured: white 0 0 86 58 dense fleece Native 1923 domestic breed indigenous breed, probably derived from local types with some admixture of Longwool South-west England wool Dense fleece local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Devon Longwoolled eng. Devon Longwool Wool longwoolled y 1900 domestic variety origin from Leicester Longwool x Southham Nott and Bampton Nott; recognised 1870s; Breed Society 1898-1977; combined with South Devon to form Devon and Cornwall Longwool 1977 northern Devon, England wool medium local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Dorper Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Dorset Down eng. Dorset Down Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. Early sexual maturity is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white with brown face, ears, legs and feet 0 0 69 64 101 75 Native 1906 domestic breed indigenous breed: composite of Berkshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Southdown rams none mainly south-western England, Wales, Scotland wool international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Dorset Horn Poll eng. Dorset Horn Poll Dorset, Dorset Horn Meat 2002: National risk status - rare, distinctive. Information received from CLL. The breed is adapted to a wide range of climatic conditions and feed types. The animals are known for breeding any time of year and twice in one year. a wide range of climatic conditions and feed types uni coloured: white 0 0 Dorset Horn 2/2, Poll Dorset 0/0 92 74 Native 1892 domestic breed Horn is an indigenous breed in the United Kingdom: Poll is imported from Australia: southern England wool international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Drysdale Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Easy Care Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Epynt Hardy Speckled local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Est à laine Mérino fr. Est à laine Mérino Est a Laine Merino Wool 1997: National risk status - rare. The breed is known for its tolerance of heat. A long breeding season is reported for the females. uni coloured: white 0 0 90 80 110 80 Exotic 1989 domestic breed exotic origin: imported from France local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Exlana Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Exmoor Horn eng. Exmoor Horn Meat 1999: Population data refers to hill flocks. 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. extensive upland grazing uni coloured: white 2 2 77 65 73 50 Native 1906 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Exmoor and Dartmoor wool medium The animals are subjected to extensive upland grazing. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Finnsheep eng. Finnish Landrace Finnish Landrace 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Galway eng. Galway Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society This breed is producing a longwool fleece. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Gotland eng. Swedish Fur 2002: National risk status - rare, Information received from NSTSG, Rare Breed International 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Greyface Dartmoor eng. Greyface Dartmoor Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This breed is producing a longwool fleece. uni coloured:white with black or grey spots on nose 0 0 94 72 Native y domestic breed indigenous native longwool breed 1800 none south-western England wool coarse/carpet local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Hampshire Down eng. Hampshire Down Hampshire Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society. This breed is known for top quality meat with pure-and cross-bred carcasses as well as good quality wool. uni coloured: white with dark brown face and ears 0 0 80 70 107 79 wool covered forehead, well developed hind quarter Native y 1890 domestic breed native origin: composite of indigenous Wiltshire Horn, Berkshire Knot and South Down 1850 wool international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Hartline Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Hebridean eng. Hebridean St. Kilda Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Ssociety, NSTSG. This breed is producing coloured wool. The muscle tissue contains low cholesterol. The breed is easy to manage. easy management uni coloured: black 4 4 55 39 some animals are polycerate, tail half length Native y 1973 domestic breed indigenous original breed 1600 none wool regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Herdwick eng. Herdwick Meat 2002: Information received from Rare Breed International, ST. This hardy breed is adapted to the local climatic and mountainous conditions. The animals are able to survive on very sparse vegetation. hardy, mountain breed uni coloured: blue 0/2 0 71 61 66 47 Weights given relate to mountain sheep; on lowland typical weights are 82 kg for rams, 58 kg for ewes. Native y 1920 domestic breed indigenous mountain breed 1750 Cumbria wool regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Hill Radnor eng. Hill Radnor Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This hardy breed is adapted to upland conditions. hardy; upland breed uni coloured: white with brown face and legs 0 0 Native y domestic breed autochthon breed Wales local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep INRA 401 fr. INRA 401 2002: National risk status - rare 0 0 Exotic domestic line imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Icelandic Sheep eng. Icelandic British Icelandic Sheep 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, NSTSG, Rare Breed International 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Ile-de-France fr. Ile-De-France Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed International. The females breed naturally out of season. This breed is known for high yielding meat carcasses. This breed is known for very high muscle depth. uni coloured: white 0 0 77 67 118 76 Exotic 1970 domestic breed imported from France since 1960 from Ile-de-France (France) northern Ireland and Wales, Scotland, England wool fine international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Jacob eng. Jacob Meat 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Keerie eng. Rocky uni coloured: black domestic variety Northern Short-tailed type Caithness, Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Kent Halfbred eng. 0 0 domestic variety origin from Southdown x Romney Kent, England hair local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Kerry Hill eng. Kerry Hill Meat 2002: National risk status - rare.Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The breed is adapted to upland areas. adapted to upland areas uni coloured: white with black patches around the eyes and nose 0 0 Native 1899 domestic breed autochthon local breed Wales and Border counties international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Lacaune Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Leicester Longwool eng. Leicester Longwool (eng.) Dishley Leicester, Improved Leicester, Leicester, New Leicester, Bakewell Leicester Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This breed is producing a longwool fleece. uni coloured: white 0 0 112 82 Native 1893 domestic breed indigenous original breed, descended from Dishley 1800 none eastern England wool coarse/carpet international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Limestone eng. Farleton Knott, Horned Cragg, Limestone Cragg, Silver Dale, Wartan Cragg, Cragg similar to Whiteface domestic variety Lancashire-Cumbria, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Lincoln Longwool eng. Lincoln Longwool Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The breed is adapted to the local harsh climate. The heaviest, longest fleece is reported for this breed. This breed is one of the biggest sheep breeds. forages well at grass with little hand feeding uni coloured: white 0 0 89 80 118 85 blue/white face Native y 1892 domestic breed indigenous longwool sheep from eastern England 1750 none Lincolnshire, England wool The animals forages well at grass with little hand feeding. international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Llandovery Hill eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Llandovery Whiteface Hill Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Llanwenog eng. Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This breed is producing a shortwool fleece. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Lleyn eng. Lleyn Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Lomond Half-Bred eng. Lomond Half-Bred Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 68 50 domestic breed new breed Scotland wool fine Breed with very fine wool. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Longmynd eng. comments: black face 2 2 domestic variety partially origin of Shropshire England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Lonk eng. Lonk Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from CLL, ST. This is a hardy hill breed. hardy hill breed uni coloured: white 2 2 77 66 79 54 Native 1905 domestic breed local breed Pennines local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Manx Loaghtan eng. Manx Loaghtan Manx Lugh Dhoan, Loaghtan Wool 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed Survival Trust, NSTSG. This breed produces coloured wool. The breed is easy to manage. easy management uni coloured: brown 4 4 58 39 some animals polycerate, tail half length Native y 1973 domestic breed indigenous breed 1850 none wool The animals are easy to manage. regional No Material atRisk endangered critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Meatlinc eng. SireLine 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Merino Tasmanian 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Merino (Saxon) Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Merino (Tasmanian) Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Morfe Common eng. comments: coloured face 2 2 similar to Ryeland domestic variety partially origin of Ryeland England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Norfolk Horn eng. Norfolk Horn Norfolk Horned, Old Norfolk, Blackface Meat 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. uni coloured: white with black face and legs 2 2 77 69 90 69 Native y 1974 domestic breed indigenous breed, parent breed of Suffolk since 1960, 5% to 20% from Suffolk (United Kingdom): <5% Swaledale (United Kingdom) and Llanwenog (United Kingdom) eastern Anglia wool medium regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep North Country Cheviot eng. North Country Cheviot Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: white 0 0 74 68 110 72 Native y 1945 domestic breed indigenous long hill sheep of Scotland 1760 northern Scotland and Scottish borders wool fine local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep North Ronaldsay eng. North Ronaldsay Wool 1999: population data exclude North Ronaldsay population. 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society, NSTSG. This extremely hardy breed is adapted to diet of seaweed. The animals have an enhanced ability to absorb dietary copper. extremely hardy: adapted to diet of seaweed uni coloured: black, grey, red, white parti-coloured 2 0/2 20% of females polled 25 Moufflon type, short tail Native y 1974 domestic breed indigenous breed 1600 none Orkney Islands wool medium regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Oldenburg ger. British Oldenburg 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Ouessant Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Oxford Down eng. Oxford Down Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This is the heaviest British Down breed. uni coloured: white with brown face and legs 0 0 86 76 127 95 wool covered brown face and legs, white wool Native y 1889 domestic breed indigenous breed: composite of Hampshire Down, South Down and Cotswold rams (1830) 1985-86, 4 rams and 10 ewes. No importations before 1985 and none since 1986 country-wide wool international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Pembroke Hill eng. Presceley Mountain comments: browner face 2 2 domestic variety local variety of Welsh Mountain Wales local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Pink-nosed Somerset eng. Somerset Horn domestic variety variety of Dorset Horn local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Poll Dorset eng. Poll Dorset Polled Dorset Horn (in England) 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed exotic origin: descended from Dorset Horn and Ryeland or Corriedale 1937 South-eastern Australia wool international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Polwarth eng. Polwarth 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Portland eng. Portland Meat 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This breed is known for low fertility (maximum of 1 lamb) but the animals breed all year round. uni coloured: red 2 2 40 Native y 1973 domestic breed indigenous breed 1800 none southern England wool regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Prolific eng. Meat domestic variety origin from Bluefaced Leicester, Poll Dorset and Llyen by G. L. H. Alderson, Haltwhistle, Northumberland northern England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Rhiw Hill eng. comments: black or mottled face 0 0 domestic variety local variety similar to Welsh Mountain Wales, southern Caernarvon local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Romney eng. Romney Meat uni coloured: white with black nose and feet 0 0 75 71 92 70 Native y 1895 domestic breed indigenous breed, autochthon European white faced, long tailed sheep 1000 since 1960 from Kent Halfbred, North Country Cheviot, Friesian, Llyn, now mainly Texel south-eastern England wool coarse/carpet international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Rouge De L'ouest fr. uni coloured: blond with red head and legs 0 0 Exotic y 1986 domestic imported from France northern England, Scotland wool fine local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Rough Fell eng. Rough Fell Meat 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International, ST. The animals produces long coarse wool. The animals are known for their hardiness. uni coloured: white with black face and legs 2 2 79 65 77 50 Native y 1926 domestic breed autochthon local breed Kendal and Sedbergh, Cumbria wool local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Roussin fr. Roussin De La Hague 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Ryeland eng. Ryeland Coloured Ryeland Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. uni coloured: white with dull white face and dark skin 0 0 68 61 87 64 round nose and eyes Native y 1909 domestic breed native origin 1340 country-wide wool international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Shetland eng. Shetland Shetland Mainland Meat 1999: Population data exclude Island populations. 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, CLL, NSTSG. The animals produces very fine wool. multi coloured: various colours 0 0 62 52 50 38 Short-tailed breed. Native y 1974 domestic breed autochthon local breed widespread in U.K. wool fine Very fine wool. international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Shetland Island Native local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Shropshire eng. Shropshire Meat 2000: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. uni coloured: white with black head and legs 0 0 76 70 111 78 Native y 1883 domestic breed indigenous breed: composite of Cannock Heath and South Down since 1960 from Shropshire (Sweden) England wool international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Soay eng. Soay Meat 1999: Population data exclude feral population. 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society, NSTSG. The animals of this breed are reported to be resistant to foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis) nodosus. This breed produces a lean meat. uni coloured: brown moufflon pattern 2 0/2 36 25 short tail, Moufflon pattern Native 1974 domestic breed indigenous breed very old original breed country-wide wool international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep South Devon eng. South Dum similar to Devon Longwoolled but larger y 1904 domestic variety English Longwoolled type; Breed Society 1904; herd-book 1904; combined with Devon Longwoolled to form Devon and Cornwall Longwool in 1977 1904 southern Devon, Cornwall, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep South Wales Mountain eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep South Wales Mountain (Nelson type) Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Southam Nott eng. 0 0 domestic variety partially origin of Devon Longwoolled Devon, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Southdown eng. Southdown SireLine 1999: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This breed is known as early maturing meat breed. The animals produce finest wool fibres. uni coloured: white with mouse coloured face and lower legs 0 0 67 60 78 60 barrel shaped, short legs Native 1892 domestic breed indigenous breed heath sheep since 1960 from Southdown (New Zealand) South and Midlands wool fine The animals are able to survive on poor keep during droughts. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk SireLine 2002: Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. The animals have a high proportion of meat with a minimum of fat cover. This breed is the major terminal sire breed in UK. uni coloured: white with black head and legs 0 0 80 74 125 88 Native y 1887 domestic breed native origin: composite of Norfolk Horned and South Down 1810 country-wide wool international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Sussex eng. Sussex Old Southdown domestic variety origin of South Down England international No Material extinct extinct unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Swaledale eng. Meat 2002: National risk status - not at risk. Information received from BS, Rare Breed International. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Tanface Dunface, Old Scottish Shortwool, Scottish Soft-wool, Dun domestic variety displaced by Blackfaced Mountain (late 18th century in north Scotland) northern England and Scotland local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Teeswater eng. Teeswater Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. This breed is known for its high prolificacy. This breed is producing a longwool fleece. uni coloured: white with brown or blue face and legs 0 0 86 78 115 86 long lustre wool Native y 1949 domestic breed indigenous native to Teesdale 1798 mainly northern England, Wales and border region wool fine Long lustre wool. local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Texel British Texel Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Torddu 1999: see Badger Face 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Vendeen terminal sire lines are used for improvement of lean carcase and excellent killing out percentage. eng. Vendeen British Vendeen Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed International. uni coloured: white with brown face and legs 0 0 75 69 105 67 Exotic y 1984 domestic breed exotic origin: imported from France in 1982 country-wide wool fine regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Welsh Half-Bred production of prine lambs eng. ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals The breed is adapted to the local environment (marginal land). This is a very prolific breed. The production of lean carcasses is reported for this breed. These docile animals are known for their hardiness, mothering ability and milkiness. arable by product also suited for marginal land uni coloured: white 0 0 73 60 prominent ears of good body domestic breed composite of Welsh Mountain and Border Leicester 1955 Wales, England, Scotland wool local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Welsh Hill Speckled Face dam lines are used to produce Welsh Mule and Welsh Bleu. eng. Welsh Hill Speckled Face Meat This is the main dam breed for the production of Welsh mule (Blue Faced Leicester) or Welsh Bleu (Bleu de Maine). multi coloured: white with black legs, nose and around eyes 2 0 70 50 Native y 1968 domestic breed native origin: composite of Kerry Hill and Welsh Mountain 1940 central and northern Wales wool regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Welsh Mountain eng. Meat 2002: National risk status - not at risk. Information received from Breed Society. 0 0 Native indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Welsh Mule production of prine lambs eng. Welsh Mule ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals The breed is adapted to the local environment (marginal land). This is a very prolific breed. The production of lean carcasses is reported for this breed. These docile animals are known for their hardiness, mothering ability and milkiness. arable by product also svited for Marginal Land uni coloured: white with speckled or white and black face marking 0 0 73 65 domestic breed composite of Welsh Mountain, Brecknock Hill Cheviot, Beulah Speckled Face and Welsh Hill Speckled 1978 Wales, England, Scotland wool local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Welsh Tanface eng. domestic variety origin of Welsh Mountain Wales local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Wensleydale eng. Wensleydale Mugs, Wensleydale Longwool, Yorkshire-Leicester, Wensleydale Blueface Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The animals are withstand to hot climate because of their pigmented skin. This breed is producing a longwool fleece. uni coloured: white 0 0 89 82 126 90 long lustre wool Native 1890 domestic breed native origin :composite of Local Longwool and Leicester Longwool 1839 country-wide wool Long lustre wool: central checking (no kemp fibres). regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep White Face Dartmoor eng. White Face Dartmoor Meat 1999: National risk status - rare. Information received from Rare Breed Survival Trust, Breed Society. The breed is well adapted to mountainous regions. This breed is producing a longwool fleece. mountain uni coloured: white 0/2 0 75 54 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed 1800 none South-western England wool coarse/carpet local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Whitefaced Woodland eng. Whitefaced Woodland Meat 2001: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed Survival Trust, Rare Breed International. The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). mountain, hardy hill breed uni coloured: white 2 2 89 61 Native 1974 domestic breed indigenous breed: composite of indigenous breed Pennines, Cheviot and Merino none Pennine Mountains wool coarse/carpet local No Material atRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn Wiltshire Meat 2002: National risk status - rare. Information received from Breed Society, Rare Breed Survival Trust. This breed is producing a shortwool fleece. 2 0/2 large and curved 83 75 118 72 has a little or no wool, so shearing in not required Native y 1924 domestic breed native white faced/horned breeds of the West of England 1500 England Midlands, South-west and Wales wool international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Yorkshire Halfbreed eng. domestic variety origin from Suffolk x Leicester Longwool Yorkshire Wolds, England local No Material extinct extinct -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Sheep Zwartbles dutch Zwartbles 2002: National risk status - rare. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey American Mammoth Mammoth Bronze American Mammoth Bronze 2002: Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Beltsville Beltsville 2002: Probably extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Bourbon Red Bourbon Red 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey British Blue eng. Blue 2002: National risk status - endangered. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey British White 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Broad Breasted Bronz Broad Breasted Bronze 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Broad Breasted White eng. Broad Breasted White 2002: National risk status - secure. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Buff eng. Buff 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Cambridge Bronze eng. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Cornish Palm eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Crolwitzer (Pied) _ Cröllwitzer 2002: National risk status - vulnerable. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Holland Dutch White 2002: Probably extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct endangered -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Narragansett eng. Narragansett 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Nebraskan Spotted eng. 2002: National risk status - critical. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Norfolk Black eng. 2002: National risk status - at risk. Information received from Breed Society. Naturally mated. 8.5 5.5 domestic breed Origin in Norfolk, Essex Essex 65 32 32 Grandparents are used for breeding the parent stock which produce hatching eggs for christmas turkeys. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Norfolk Bronze eng. Additional comments are available by River Bets, Ooklahoma, USA domestic breed Essex 61 9 6.5 8 8 Grandparents are used for breeding the parent stock which produce hatching eggs for christmas turkeys. local No Material unknown unknown -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Ronquieres Ronquieres 2002: Probably extinct. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic regional No Material extinct extinct critical -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR Turkey Standard Bronze eng. American Bronze 2002: National risk status - at risk. Population figures include Cambridge Bronze and American Mammoth Bronze. Information received from Breed Society. imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Georgia GEO Ass Georgian Ass en Georgian Caucasian type domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Buffalo Caucasian eng. Caucasian Azerbaijan Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black, grey with white tail tip 0/2 0/2 large well developed thick horns 139 134 700 480 domestic breed northern Caucasus and Transcaucasia 300 2100 8.6 26 25 650 F65-342, 343 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals raised under stationary conditions, housed for 3 months per year, and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The Caucasian breed surpasses local buffaloes considerably in milk yield, butter fat content and live weight. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Buffalo Georgian buffalo eng. Georgian buffalo Kartuli kamechi, Gruzinskii buivol Meat great endurance towards brucellosis and foot-and-mouth disease. The best quality sour milk and cheese is made from buffalo's milk. 0 0 510 domestic breed It is bred in lowlands: in the river gorges of Alazani, Iori, Mtkvari, Rioni and others, so in mountainous regions at 1700-2000 meters from sea level. 1300 1500 7.8 Buffalos use well the grass of marshes, cane, low quality hay, on which the cows can't make productions. local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Cattle Caucasian eng. Caucasian Transcaucasian, Kavkazskaya Milk uni coloured: two coloured varieties: 1. small and black 2. large and red 2 2 domestic breed Greater and Lesser Caucasus, Transcaucasian Lowlands regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Cattle Caucasian Brown eng. Caucasian Brown Kavkaskaia buraia, Caucasian grey, Caucasian nut-brown, Kavkasiuri tsabla Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
good ability of adaptation to the stern natural climatic conditions and also ability of using the alpine and crushed-stone pastures. high consistence of albumen and fat in milk. This is the only one local breed in the country, from which milk the Swiss cheese is made on the alpine pastures. The breed has good meat productivity and meat tasty peculiarities. uni coloured: brown 0 0 129 123 750 450 y 1968 domestic breed composite of Lesser Caucasus, Swiss Brown, Kastroma and Lebedin since 1950 from Brown Swiss (USA) South Georgia all crushed-stone and descent pasture regions' cow-breeding are represented totally by this sort. 3.85 3.9 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Cattle Dagestan Mountain eng. Dagestanskii gornyi skot Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black, red, white 2 2 112 108 420 290 dwarf domestic variety subvariety of greater Caucasus, variety of Caucasus, indigenous breed south of Tiflis, Caucasus Region local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Cattle Georgian Mountain eng. Georgian Mountain Gruzinskiaia gornaia, Kartuli mtis pirutkvi Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is adapted to the stern climatic conditions and to the poor food. good taste peculiarities of meat. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black, red, white 2 2 112 100 300 220 very small animals n domestic variety seems to be a variety of Ancient Georgian, exact origin is unknown extended in all regions of Georgia. 1000 4111 230 720 4.2 6.5 15 11 24 27 F65-77 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Cattle Greater Caucasus eng. Greater Caucasus Velikokavkazskaya uni coloured: black 2 2 domestic variety smaller variety of Caucasian Caucasus regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Cattle Lesser Caucasus eng. Malokavkazskaya Milk uni coloured: usually red, also brown and grey 2 2 domestic variety variety of Caucasian Lesser Caucasus and Lowlands of Transcaucasia local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Cattle Megruli Red eng. Megruli Red Megruli Tsiteli, Kvaratskhelias Jishi(local), Krasnii Mengrelskii DraughtPower, Horns, Meat, Milk, SireLine, SkinsHides Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed exploits water-logged meadows in winter and poor alpine pastures in summer. Its adaptation to the hot climate is remarkable. Resistance to some diseases has been reported. The breed is able to withstand long distance travel. uni coloured: grey, red of various shades 2 2 112 430 270 n domestic breed subvariety of Lesser Caucasus, variety of Caucasus western Georgia 230 2500 4.4 21 19 F65-79 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 0-5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Chicken Megrula hen Eggs Well adapted to the local conditions. Well resistance to the different diseases. The egg is cream, the mass 57,5 g, the thickness of the egg shell is 0,326 mk. The indicator of hatching is 79,5 %, of keeping 96,3 % and it is characterized by the long cycle. This sort has striped down. domestic breed 163 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Chicken Naked neck hen eng. Kitaia Eggs The meat is of high quality. 3.7 2.8 domestic breed Paked neck hens motherland is Romania. In Georgia its bred from the ancient times. Its supposed that its taken from China. 186 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Chicken Straw-coloured hen en The egg is characterized by long keeping (2 weeks), by dense shell (0,336mkm), with 85% of hatching. 3.8 2.6 domestic breed western Georgia 161 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Goat Bezoar Bezoar Persian Wild Goat The animals survive in a very arid desert region with sparse vegetation. 2 2 scimitar (or sabre) shaped horns with sharp anterior edge 85 55 75 50 wild species Capra aegagrus Caucasus international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Goat Karachai Karachai North Caucasian, Karachaevskaya Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black, grey, red, white
multi coloured: pied 2 2 domestic breed northern Caucasus cashmere regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Goat Megruli eng. Megruli Georgian, Megruli, Tiflis, Megrel'skaya Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
In former USSR this breed was mainly found in private plots of Georgia. In 1980 the number on collective and state farms was 14 170.
There are two types:
the large highland type and
the smaller lowland type.
uni coloured: black, grey, brown, white, roan 2 0/2 70 65 65 45 short coat domestic breed western Georgia 150 225 F65-335, 337 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, not housed and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.6 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Goat Megruli lowland Milk uni coloured: white or light grey 2 2 small goat. The hair is short, and it's rough without baize. domestic breed 300 400 183 244 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Goat Megruli mountain Milk 0 0 58 43 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Goose (domestic) Javakhuri goose en Male goose matches to 2-3 females and doesn’t let other male to them. They express such instinct during first year by 50-60%, but during following years by 95-100%. uni coloured: white (18-20%), mottled (57-58%) 4.25 3.75 The white goose has blue eyes and orange beak; Motley goose has dark gray eyes and light orange beak, but gray Javakheti goose has brown eyes, grayish spotty beak. n domestic breed Javakheti goose originated from the wild grey goose South Georgia. local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Horse Anglo-Kabarda eng. Anglo-Kabarda Anglo-Kabardinskaya Porodnaya Gruppa uni coloured: black, brown, bay
multi coloured: black, brown light animals domestic breed composite of Thoroughbred and Kabarda northern Caucasus regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Horse Dagestan Pony eng. Dagestan Pony Dagestanskii poni Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
According to Mason (1988) the breed is rare. domestic breed northern Caucasus regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Horse Javakhuri Harness Horse en. light steps, good trot and vigorous temper. comment: mainly dark domestic breed Developed by crossing the Crimea and Doni mares to the Russian working horse, since 1938 these were crossed with Arden, Brabanson, deparsheron stalions. local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Horse Kabarda eng. Kabarda Kabardinskaya Riding (sports) This is a very good mountain breed. uni coloured: bay, occasionally black
multi coloured: black, brown 155 151 light animals y 1935 domestic breed indigenous breed North Caucasian breed, with some input from Steppe, Karabah and Persian northern Caucasus international No Material unknown unknown critical -Georgia GEO Horse Karachai eng. Karachai Karachaevskaya light animals, similar to Kabarda domestic breed northern Caucasus regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Horse Megruli Horse Used for different agricultural works. en. DraughtPower Good ability of adaptation to the local natural climatic conditions. comment: mainly dark Small horse domestic breed Developed in high moisture lowland zone of Georgias Black Sea Coast. It is the direct descendant of the Kolkhuri horse. country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Horse Tersk eng. Tersk Terskaya uni coloured: silver-grey, bay or chestnut 160 157 light animals domestic breed composite of Strelets, Arab, Don and Kabarda 19th century northern Caucasus F65-279 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Horse Tushuri Horse en Tushin, Tushinskaya Riding (sports) Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni-coloured: dark, sometimes blue and honey 134 short light pony domestic breed eastern Georgia 5 5 this horse doesn't demand much care and special feeding local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Pig Georgian Mangalitsa eng. Mangalitsa Mangalitskaya Lard Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black skin with white to dark tan hair 149 113 domestic breed mountain areas of Georgia F65-129 7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Georgia GEO Pig Imeruli Pig en Imeretian 0 domestic variety local pigs with Polish White Lop-eared blood 0 country-wide local No Material extinct extinct -Georgia GEO Pig Kakhuri Pig good quality and tasty meat en Kakhuri Pig Kakhetian, Kakhetinskaya Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: grey
comment: piglets are striped 110 70 covered with hard, long, straight bristles, erect ears
pigs are born striped like their wild ancestors, the stripes dissapear at the age of 4-5 months feral breed closely related to wild boar, indigenous breed Akhmeta, Telavi, Gurjaam, Dushet, eastern Georgia F65-139 pregnant pigs sometimes disappear in the forest to deliver their piglets and return to the herd after having given birth 5 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Pig Kartluri Pig en. Kartolinian 0 domestic variety local with Large White blood 0 country-wide local No Material extinct extinct -Georgia GEO Pig North Caucasus eng. North Caucasus North(ern) Caucasian, Novocherkassk, Severokavkazskaya Meat In 1990, the breed was considered in danger of extinction and has 13 boar lines and 30 sow families.
Data before independence refer to Former USSR. multi coloured: black and white pied 279 228 erect, semi-erect ears y 1955 domestic breed composite of local Kuban, Large White, Berkshire and Edelschwein 1929 northern Caucasus 678 F65-99, 117 9.8 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Pig Svanuri Pig en 55 38 domestic breed Its formed in the result of the wild pigs domestication. Svaneti pig is extended in the high mountainous zone in west Georgia (1800-2000 meters from the sea level). 5 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Bozakh Bozakh Bozakhskaya multi coloured: white (36%), yellow-white (23%), tan (13%), grey (10%), red (9%) 0/2 0/2 64 65 50 domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type wool 3.4 37 3.4 F65-239 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Georgian Fat-Tailed Finewool eng. El'darskaya Tonkorunnaya, Eldari Finewool, Gruzinskaya Zhirnokhvostaya Tonkorunnaya Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The sheep are well adapted to the extreme conditions of transhumance. F65-173 uni coloured: white 0 0 95 52.5 fat tail domestic breed composite of Tushin with Soviet Merino and Caucasian (after 1940) 1936-1958 Dedoplitskaro District, Ninotsminda District wool fine 3.6 F65-173 1.14 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Georgian half-mild wool fat-tail sheep en Georgian, Georgian Semifinewool Fat-Tailed Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is well adapted to summer conditions at altitudes varying from 2 000 to 3 000 m asl. uni coloured: white 2 0 82 48.4 fat tail domestic breed composite of Rambouillet or Précoce rams and Tushin ewes 1931-1949 eastern Georgia wool medium 3.2 F65-183, 185 80% of sheep in Georgia are raised in transhumant systems. The animals spent the winter on low altitude steppe ranges and the summer on mountain pastures on altitudes from 2 000 m to 3 000 m a.s.l.. 1.1 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Gornyi Merinos ru. Russian Mountain Merino Russian Mountain Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Mouflon and Merino, back-crossed to Merino (female) northern Caucasus wool fine regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Imeruli Sheep en Imeruli, Imereti Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The animals come in heat throughout the year. They have expensive biological-productive peculiarities. It gives the extra class half rough wool and tasty meat. uni coloured: white 2 2 52 48 38 25 long fat tail domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type Zemo imereti region, Racha-Lechkhumi Region, Svaneti Region,Abkhazeti and Ajara wool 1.2 1.8 F65-243 1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Mild wool fat-tail uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed Developed by crossing Tusheti females to the Caucasian rams. local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep North Caucasus Merino eng. North Caucasus Merino 0 0 domestic variety variety of Soviet Merino wool regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Georgia GEO Sheep North Caucasus Semi-Fine Wool eng. North Caucasus Semi-Fine Wool Polutonkorunnykh Ovets, Severokavkazskaya Gornaya Porodnaya Gruppa Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Romney (or Soviet Corriedale) and (Précoce x Ossetian) 1949-1957 Karachaevo-Cherkessk Autonomous Province and Kabardino-Balkar ASSR wool medium regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep North Ossetian Semi-Fine Wool eng. North Ossetian Semi-Fine Wool 0 0 domestic breed northern Caucasus wool medium regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Salsk Salsk Sal'skaya Poroda Tonkorunnykh Ovets, Sal'skaya Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0 0 102 53 y domestic breed composite of American Rambouillet and Novocaucasian Merino 1932-1949 Raostov, northern Caucasus wool fine 8 F65-149 1.22 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Soviet Mutton-Wool eng. Soviet Mutton-Wool Mountain Corriedale (obsulete synonym), Sovetskaya Myaso-Sherstnaya Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0 0 95 52 longwoolled domestic breed composite of Karachai and Finewool since 1950 northern Caucasus wool medium 3.7 F65-201 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Stavropol Stavropol Stavropol Merino, Stavropol'skaya Poroda Tonkorunnykh Ovets, Stavropol'skaya Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed was recognized in 1950. uni coloured: white 0 0 105 53 y domestic breed composite of Novocaucasian and Mazaev Merinos 1923-1950 northern Caucasus wool fine 6.7 F65-151 1.32 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Steppe Voloshian eng. Steppe Voloshian Vagas, Vala, Valachian, Volosh, Voloshskaya, Walachian, Woloschian, Valakhskaya Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white, rarely black 0/2 0 50 44 long fat tail, occasionally touching the ground domestic variety typical variety of Voloshian, descended from Zackel with some fat-tail blood northern Caucasus wool coarse/carpet regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Sheep Svaneti sheep en Wool prolific comments: dark fat tail; prolific 0 domestic variety west Georgia, Svaneti Mountains wool coarse/carpet local No Material extinct extinct -Georgia GEO Sheep Tushuri Sheep en Tushin Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number has increased three and a half times from 1965 to 1980. high technical peculiarities wool; great composition of baize and transitional fiber. shiny wool 2 2 59 70 45 long fat tail or short fat tail domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type wool coarse/carpet 2.7 67 3 F65-253 1.1 local No Material unknown unknown -Georgia GEO Turkey Georgian straw-coloured turkey en Georgian straw-coloured turkey Kartuli chalisferi, Gruzinskaia bledno-zholtaia the egg mass 80 g. The shell brownish-reddish, hatching 75%. multi coloured: reddish, light brown lower parts 12 6 Georgian straw-coloured turkey has a wide body, a small head, a wide deep and pulled breast, a wide back, a long tail, a strong feet. domestic breed 80 100 8 10 local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Cattle Ghana Sanga Ghanaian Sanga, Pseudo-Sanga multi coloured: black, white
comment: in Southern Ghana most are white occasionally with black spots 2 2 short horns bigger than Ghana Shorthorn domestic breed composite of Ghana Shorthorn and Zebu (White Fulani, sometimes Sokoto Gudali): Ghana Sanga is a more recent and specific cross compared to the general cattle group called Sanga and which comprises long term established zebu x humpless derivatives represented by several breeds in eastern Africa and southern Africa. The Ghana Sanga resembles the Shorthorn type more closely than does the zebu, but like the Zebu, it is found in drier areas of the country, towards the northern border and on the Accra plains extending into Volta Region. on the Accra plains extending into Volta Region, northern Ghana 300 244 4.1 24 24 F20(2) -150 FAO Breed Survey Okantah S.A. (1991) Experiences in milk recording in small holder cattle herds in Ghana and Ethiopia; Unpublished results. The figure provided for milk yield or lactation is based on 10 cows from the Accra Plains. local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Cattle Ghana Shorthorn eng. Gold Coast Shorthorn, West African Shorthorn, Ghanaian Shorthorn Meat It constitutes 47% of national cattle population, Resistant to trypanosomiasis, Resistant to dermatophilosis Adapted to traditional husbandry systems. Numbers currently decreasing due to factors like outbreak of diseases like anthrax and brucelosis and the general decline in veterinary services. The breed is adapted to the harsh conditions in the hot humid tropics. This breed is reported to be tolerant to trypanosomiasis and tick borne diseases. The animals have a very good temperament. FAO Breed Survey Ngere et al., 1975. J.Agr.Sci (Ghana): Milking potential of the West African Shorthorn cow. multi coloured: black and white, solid black, mottled black and white 2 2 118 105 200 180 Compact conformation with good muscling, Head is heavy as compared with the rest of the body, Wide forehead, Straight facial profile, Short horns, circular in cross section and thick at the base, Horns are thicker on bulls but firmer and pointed in cows, Ears are small and lateral, Small dewlap, Back is straight with a short loin, Neck and withers are short, thin in cows and thick in bulls, Chest is wide and rounded but constricted behind the fore legs, sloping slightly from the rump to the withers, Tail is long with a conspicuous terminal tufts, Udder is small and retracted with poorly developed teats, In more wooded areas, black or white and black coat colour predominates but brown, red or fawn animals are also found. domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn with some Zebu influence Bole, Wa, Lawra, Tumu, northern Ghana 295 385 774 5.5 20 18 36 24 40 25.8 46.2 480 300 500 18.5 111.9 F20(2) -148 FAO Breed Survey W78 F78-33, 48 Ngere et al (1975) Rege et al (1994) Anim Prod 59 (1) in press. Ngere et al (1975) Ghana J Agri Sci 8; 31-35. Vohdrasky, F. and Sada, I. , 1984.A contribution to the characteristics of the West African Shorthorn breed of Bos taurus cattle type 2. Some physical studies. Agric Tropica et Subtropica 17: 143-153 Otchere, E.O, Zuri, M.B. T, Karbo, N., Dei, H. K. and Djan-Fordjour, K. T., 2007. Management and performance of the West African Shorthorn Cattle in herds of members of the breeders association in Saboba Chereponi District of northern Ghana. Ghana Journal of Animal Science, Vol 2 & 3. No.1 Pp 145-155. Vohradsky, F. and Sada, I, 1984. A contribution to the characteristics of the West African Shorthorn breed of the Bos taurus cattle type. 2. Some physical studies. Agric Tropica et Subtropica 17: 191- 192. Performance data were collected from the Agricultural Research Station, Lagon. The animals were raised on free range and were fed on grazing and fodder. The animals are housed all year round at night. The lactation data were collected from cows that were hand milked. The milking potential is much higher than that reported. Weighing calves before and after milk yield was estimated to be 774 kg and lactation length 295 days. overall mortality of 14.0% (4.40% occured before 3months of age and 9.60% thereafter). local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Cattle Lagoon Lagune Lagunaire, Mayombe, Mayumbe, Race des lagunes, Lagune This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 short slim horns 100 88 170 155 very small cattle, short legged domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn: Lagune is the name used for Dwarf Shorthorn cattle in French-speaking West and Central Africa. 225 9.9 9.5 120 F20(1) -45, 109 F20(2) -128 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Cattle Muturu Muturu Forest Muturu, Nigerian Shorthorn, Pagan, Nigerian Dwarf This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 95 88 smallest cattle breed known domestic variety variety of West African Shorthorn South-eastern coastal area near Ada and Keta Lagoon in Ghanais 421 11 11 N2-23 F20(2) -206 W78 F78-18 Available information on the production characteristics of this breed have been compiled and reviewed by the authors from existing literature for animals kept under different management conditions. The animals and their hides are used mainly for ritual sacrifices and cerimonies, particularly funerals. Muturu are, also, commonly kept as pets or, frequently, they are used for prestige or dowry purposes. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn N'Dama cattle can be found mostly in the Northern and Western Regions. 500 68 7 0.6 19 19 27.1 39.2 27.2 60 562 363 700 102.2 45.4 F20(1) -37 W50-11 FAO Breed Survey Ahum B.K.; Arthur P.F. (1989) Proc. Intl. Symp. on role of Biology in resolving the food crisis in Africa. Yamoussanko, Cote d'Ivoire (July, 1989). Eds Ba A.T. & Ndoye M. 325-332. Performance data were measured on station. The values for carcass weight (kg) and dressing percentage (%) reported here refer to mean value for both sexes (age and management condition not specified). - average weaning weight 80kg;
- weight at 3 years of age 231kg;
Weaning weight (kg): Female - Min. 50, Avg. 70.28, Max. 82.8; Male - Min. 47, Avg. 75.86, Max. 92.1. Yearling weight (kg). Female - Min. 120.7, Avg. 126.85, Max. 133; Male - Min. 70, Avg. 101.83, Max. 156. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Cattle Sokoto Gudali Sokoto Gudali Godali, Gudali, Sokoto, Bokoloji uni coloured: grey, brown, dun 2 2 137 127 540 333 domestic breed West African Shorthorned Zebu type Northern, Brong Ahafo and Ashanti regions. 198 1450 1069 5.1 22.1 22.1 N2-78, 79 FAO Breed Survey Rege J.O.E. et al (1994) Anim. Prod. 51 (1) in press. Performance data were obtained on station. The animals were kept under stationary conditions, housed at night all year and fed on grazing and concentrates. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Cattle White Fulani eng. White Fulani Akou, Foulbe Blanc, White Kano, Yakanaji, Bunaji uni coloured: usually white with black spots 2 2 lyre shaped horns, up to 51 cm 130 500 323 large dewlaps, especially in males domestic breed West African Lyre-horned Zebu type Northern, Brong Ahafo and Ashanti regions. 220 39 291 827 5.5 4.1 21.5 21.5 12 44.4 25.4 60 437 308 700 330 251 53.3 N2-68-75 The values for daily gain (g), carcass weight (kg) and dressing percentage (%) reported here refer to mean values for both sexes (age and management condition not specified). Parturition percentage (%): Min. 39.4, Avg. 54.8, Max. 76.1. Yearling weight - average for both sexes (kg): Min. 150, Avg. 180, Max. 209. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Chicken Afabird eng. Eggs industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line locally imported Brown Layer hybrids from Afariwaa Farms 250 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported broiler hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Bosbeck Bosbek Eggs industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line locally imported brown layer hybrids from Akropong Farms 250 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported broiler hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Chicken Euribrid Hisex Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported Brown Layer hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Chicken Hybro Netherlands Meat industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported broiler hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Hypeco Meat domestic strain continually imported from the Netherlands commercial sector local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported Brown Layer hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Local Ghanaian Fowl eng. Meat This breed is reported to have a general disease tolerance when scavenging. The females are broody all year round, there is no season limitation. indigenous 1.2 1.1 2% naked neck, 2% frizzled, 96% normal feathered domestic mongrel (Birds) indigenous breed country-wide 70 5 5.5 Animal Research Institute, Box 20, Achimota local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported brown layer hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported broiler hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Chicken Shaver Starbro eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Starbro Meat industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported broiler hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Shaver Starcross 579 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross 579 Eggs industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported Brown Layer hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken Starcross 288 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross Eggs industrial 2.2 1.8 domestic line imported white layer hybrids 250 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Chicken aribro broiler english Broiler bred by Animal Research Institute currently in use in Ghana. broiler local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Duck (domestic) Local Ghanaian Duck eng. Meat An unspecified general disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. indigenous 2.4 1.7 domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide 60 5.5 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Goat Sahelian Sahelian Meat 0 0 domestic breed mostly in the Northern and Brong Ahafo regions. Used in medium input systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Goat West African Dwarf eng. The dominant breed of goat in Ghana, is found all over the country and in the West African sub region. Its main characteristics is its small size which makes it suitable for slaughtering in small communities where there are no cold storage facilities. It is also known for its hardiness, trypanotolerance, adaptive performance as well as its prolificacy. They constitute about 96.3% of the national goat population. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 44.9 46.2 15.8 15.4 males normally bearded, with a weak mane. Coat colour is usually black and brown, grey, mottled and blotched with black and white, brown and white or brown and black, Horns present in both males and females, Horns in males mostly curled and outwards and backwards whiles in females, the horns are sharp, upwards and backwards, Short ears that are horizontally oriented, Wattles could be unilateral or bilateral and are found mostly on the left or right hand side of the ear. Wattles vary in length from 1.5 – 4.5cm, 87% of Males and 11% of females possess beard. domestic breed found in all 10 regions and in all the ecozones but the highest concentrations are in the Upper West and Volta Regions hair 126 40 8.3 0.65 1.33 1.31 12 9 11 10.5 11.5 260 146 367 65 51 F88-110,113 FAO Breed Survey University of Ghana A.R.S.Nungua, Annual report 1966/67, pp 62. Oppong E.N.W. (1965) Ghana Farmer 9; 144-149p. Baiden, R. Y., 2007. Birth weight, birth type and preweaning survivability of West African Dwarf Goat raised in the Dangme West District of the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. Tropical Animal Health and Production 39: 141 - 147. Baiden, R. Y and Oduro- Darfour, K. A., 2007. Preweaning growth perrformance of West African Dwarf Goats at the Animal Research Institute - Katamanso Station. Proceedings of the 15th Biennial GSAP conference held on 1st to 4th August, 2007 at the Faculty of Agriculture, KNUST, Ghana. Pp 51-54. Baffour-Awuah, O., Sapak, R.L., Ampiah, S., and Berchie, J. A., 2007. Reproductive performance of the West African Dwarf Goat. Proceedings of the 15th Biennial GSAP conference held on 1st to 4th August, 2007 at the Faculty of Agriculture, KNUST, Ghana. Pp 46-50. Animals were housed in thatch-roofed houses walled with either bamboo splits or Nim tree sticks. The animals were released daily to graze and browse natural pastures within the village and outskirts during the day and were penned after grazing. Supplements of dried cassava peels, rice bran, maize stova, leguminous fodder and local shrubs were offered to the animals when available on their return from grazing. The animals are penned in at night, year round. The value for carcass weight (kg) reported here refers to mean value of hot carcass for male animals at the age of two. Overall mean litter size = 1.93. preweaning survivability = 79.10%, Prolificacy = 1.30, Fertility = 86.70%, Fecundity = 144.10%, Kidding rate = 126.60%, Weaning rate = 106.20%, Preweaning kid mortality = 12.20%, Weaning weight (6months) = 7.02kg. Twinning rate (%): Min. 40, Avg. 48, Max. 54. Yearling weight (kg): Female - Min. 11.4, Avg. 13.61, Max. 15; Male - Min. 11.2, Avg. 13.91, Max. 17. 1.62 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Guinea fowl Galore fr. Meat domestic strain recently imported from France commercial sector local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Guinea fowl Local Ghanaian White Breasted Guineafowl eng. indigenous domestic variety indigenous breed country-wide local No Material extinct extinct -Ghana GHA Guinea fowl Numida Meleagris Galeata Pallas Local Ghanaian Guinea fowl Meat The animals are observed to be resistant to Newcastle disease. This breed is reported to be seasonal (Major breeding season: May to June; Minor breeding season: December to March). indigenous 1.1 0.9 presence of helmet, lateral wattles, naked neck, chin and throat domestic variety indigenous breed wild population that has been domesticated commonly found in wooded savannah in northern Ghana, widely domesticated in southern Ghana 58 5 8 Awotwi, E.K. (1987: A Review of Studies on Guinea Fowls in Ghana, Legon. Agricultural Research Bulletin on a planned conservation programme by the Animal Research Institute for 1995. local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Horse Arab Barb West African Barb Riding (sports) domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Horse Chadian Riding (sports) domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Horse West African Pony eng. Riding (sports) domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Ostrich Ghanaian Ostrich eng. domestic breed imported from Burkina Faso or Mali country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Pig Ashanti Dwarf eng. Ashanti Black, Local Black The animals can survive during the dry season without much food and water. uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: brown, white 40 40 domestic variety variety of West African country-wide 0.99 1.01 7.5 125.6 80 Baffour-Awuah O., Kewuribi C.S. and Etse D.B. (2005) The Performance of Ashanti Black Pigs under an Intensive Management system. Ghana Journal of Animal Science VOL.1 No.1 Pgs. 7-13.; Barnes A.R and Fleischcer J.E. (1998) Growth rate and carcass Characteristics of Indigenous Ashanti Dwarf Pig. Ghana Journal of Agricultural Science. Vol 31(2) Pgs. 217-221. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions. Animals were raised in well-constructed pens and fed on cereal diets. Water was provided ad libitum. The animals endure a lack of food and water during the dry season. Mean Body Weight of piglets at 120 days = 12.0kg. Average post weaning growth weaning to 120 days of age = 69.5g. Piglet mortality rate from birth to weaning including still births was 22.3% giving a pre-weaning survival rate of 77.7%. Mean weaning weight at 42 days = 6.7kg. Average litter size at birth = 7.7 and litter size at weaning = 6. 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Pig Hampen eng. Meat domestic breed imported; Landrace X Hampshire Western, Volta and Central regions. local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Western, Volta and Central regions in high input systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Pig West African eng. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied Iberian Type feral breed probably of Portuguese origin local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed Western, Volta and Central regions Used in high-input systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Pigeon Local Ghanaian Pigeon or Dove eng. Hobby indigenous comment: 95% pinkish shank and foot, 5% white or black shank and foot domestic mongrel (Birds) indigenous breed country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Rabbit Californian eng. California Meat domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Rabbit Flemish giant eng. Flemish Giant Meat domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Rabbit Ghanaian Meat domestic breed urban areas local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian multi coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 short hair, fat-rumped domestic breed hair international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Dwarf, West African Maned, Cameroons Dwarf This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 50 50 27 25 males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed country-wide with highest concentrations in the Volta and Upper West Regions. hair 111 65 6 2.11 2.02 242 234 261 70.45 Agbolosu, A.A., Ahunu, B.K, Aboagye, G.S, 2005. Heritability estimates of growth traits and factors affecting them in Djallonke lambs at the Ejura sheep breeding station. Journal of Ghana Science Association, Vol 7 no. 2 Pp 30 -36. Baffour- Awuah, O., Adu, M. O, Gabada, C., Fynn, K., 2007. Reproductive performance and preweaning growth of Djallonke sheep. Ghana journal of Animal Science, Vol 2 & 3, No.1 Pp 97 -102. Performance data were collected from the national sheep breeding station at Ejura (unpublished) from animals kept under stationary conditions, fully housed for 1-2 months and all the year at night and fed on grazing and concentrates. Weaning weight = 8.23kg, Weight at 6months = 11.81kg, weight at 8months = 13.34kg, weight at 12months = 20.61kg, post weaning average daily gain = 36.49g, Heritabilities: Birth weight = 0.50, weaning weight = 0.71, preweaning average daily gain =0.63, weight at 6months = 0.22, weight at 8months = 0.28, weight at 12months = 0.48, post weaning growth rate = 0.79. Reproductive performance: overall prolificacy = 1.04, fertility = 72.70%, lambing rate = 76.70%, weaning rate = 66.20%, preweaning mortality = 13.80%, litter size at birth = 1.08, litter size at weaning = 0.86. Twinning rate (%): Min. 4.2, Avg. 28, Max. 50. Yearling weight (kg): Female - Min. 17.9, Avg. 18.85, Max. 19.8; Male - Min. 21.4, Avg. 22, Max. 22.6. 1.29 1.7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Sheep Fulani Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peul-Peul, Peulh, Poulfouli, Peuhl Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 55 40 30 domestic breed Sahel type wool 3.1 2.9 117 F88-135 W53-14 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ghana GHA Sheep Nungua Blackhead eng. Meat uni coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 60 58 39 32 tail head is fat laden domestic breed This breed was developed on the Agricultural Research Station of the University of Ghana from Blackhead Persian and West African Dwarf. Some animals were sold to farmers in the surrounding villages. Legon hair 2.3 2.3 90 F20(2) -154 FAO Breed Survey Ngere L.O. (1973) Ghana J. Agri Sci 6; 113-117. Ngere L.O.; Aboagye G. (1981) Anim. Prod. 33; 249-252. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions at the University of Ghana, Agricultural research Station, Legon. These sheep are kept on station, grazed during the day and housed at night. The current size of the breed is much smaller then that originally developed. An example is birth weight, originally this was 2.3 (male) and 2.2 (female). The hair is coarser than that of the West African Dwarf sheep. - 12 week weaning weight 9.8;
1.02 local No Material unknown unknown -Ghana GHA Sheep Uda Uda Fellata, Louda, Oudah, Peul, Pied, Houda multi coloured: front half black (or brown), back half white 2 0 80 70 65 45 males may be maned, long thin tail domestic variety variety of Fulani Mainly in Northern and Brong Ahafo regions wool 60 3.9 3.5 98 F88-147 1.09 international No Material unknown unknown critical -Ghana GHA Turkey Local Ghanaian Turkey eng. Meat indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide mostly found in the Upper West, Ashanti, Greater Accra and Eastern regions. local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Cattle Méré Bambara 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; Zébu Peulh x N'Dama Found in the highlands of Guinea in the zones bordering the Republic of Mali. especially used for draught power regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca Milk The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals; The phenotype is not very homogeneous and especially the body size may vary by regions within the country ranging from 1.0m to 1.25m. domestic breed introduced to Africa somewhere between 5.000 and 2.350 years B.C. from the Middle-East; local breed; West African Small Humpless Longhorn; 5.000 - 2.350 years BC 40% found in Fouta Djallon, 34% in high Guinea, 18 % in maritime Guinea and 8% in forest area 200 225 3.25 5.25 17.5 16.8 36 60 70 54 F20(1) -37 W50-11 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured on animals are kept under stationary or transhumant conditions and fed on grazing and crop by-products. As a whole 66% of the stockbreeders keep 1-10 animals; 25 % of the stockbreeders have 11 to 30 animals; 8% of the stockbreeders hold 31 to 100 animals and 1,3% have 100 animals and more. The adult males weigh between 248 and 312,8 kg, while the females weigh between 173 and 200 kg within village herds. In traditional systems dairy production varies from one area to another; consumption of calf excluded, it is estimated between 0,4 and 0,5 liters per day in the lowland zones of Guinea, on the central plate of Fouta-Djalon 0,4 liter per day, in the pre-forest zone 0,6 to 0,8 liter per day. The fat content of milk is high (47,5 ± 1,5 G per liter). Parturation interval in on-station conditions range from 420-534 days and within traditional systems parturation interval ranges between 750-1080 days (25-36 months). Under good conditions N'dama cows can produce calves up to the age of 14-15 years. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea GIN Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic peri-urban zones international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Chicken Poule De Benna fr. Benna sisé, Gerto benna, Benna toklhé Meat The animals are reported to show resistance to Newcastle disease. The females are very broody. These animals are very well adapted to local conditions. indigenous comment: black eyes 2.3 2.3 big chicken with long shanks, naked neck domestic variety There are different theories regarding the origin of the breed. Most probably the breed has been developed from birds that came into the region around 1910 with the Lebanese and Syrian settlers. Around that time these chicken were brought in from Sierra Leone and replaced the ones on the border plains. The name of the first breeder was Alpha Kabélé. He developed the name of the population: Soussou. Indiscriminate crossing took place with local and imported populations. A certain subpopulation is called after a veterinarian called Nyombi Tokhé who developed the breed further: in the 1960's the breed became very popular around Benna. 1910 Region Du Benna, between Kindia and Forécaniab 80 7 6.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Chicken Poule locale fr.= local chicken Hens have a strong brooding instinct. multi coloured: red, white and black are dominant 1.5 1 variable in size, short beak and single comb is dominant domestic 50 60 Village poultry farming is especially a female activity. Chicken are kept in simple henhouses or in the house during the night. local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Duck (domestic) Canard fr.=duck Doki, Wite, Dokou Meat domestic species guinea maritime and forestal Guinea local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Goat West African Dwarf Small ruminants are particularly appreciated for the Moslem religious festivals (rams for Tabasky, sheep or goats for the ceremonies of baptism or sacrifices). Often they ensure a stage of transition for the agro-stockbreeders in order to acquire cattle population. eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African Meat The breed is well adapted to the local conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific and relatively precocious. High fertility is also reported. These are rustic and very hardy animals. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 30 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed originated from the coast of West and Central Africa country-wide 12 F88-110, 113 FAO Breed Survey international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea GIN Guinea fowl Djaoulés peulh Djaoulés, Sale Meat The animals are reported to show resistance to Newcastle disease. The laying period lasts from June to September. middle level 2 1.5 comb and wattles are more developed in males than in females domestic variety variety of the pintade, indigenous breed wild population that has been domesticated Youkoukous, Koundara Prefecture 100 9 9 local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Guinea fowl Kami malinke Meat The animals are reported to show resistance to most of the avian diseases. This breed has not a very good broody instinct but the hatching rate is high. The following data are given: Breeding season lasts from mid-February to end-September; Incubation period of 26 -27 days: Production period is long. This rustic breed has a high growth rate. 2.4 1.8 naked neck domestic variety variety of the pintade haute (high) Guinea 200 7 8 local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Guinea fowl Pintade fr.=guinea fowl Djaoulal, Sale, Kami Meat The animals are reported to show resistance to most of the avian diseases. This breed has not a very good broody instinct but the hatching rate is high. The following data are given: Breeding season lasts from mid-February to end-September; Incubation period of 26 -27 days: Production period is long. This rustic breed has a high growth rate. indigenous 2.4 1.8 domestic species wild origin; obtained from eggs of wild Guinea fowls brooded by local chicken North-West of medium Guinea and high Guinee 200 7 8 local No Material extinct extinct -Guinea GIN Pig porcs coureurs fr. porc locale Meat rustic uni coloured: black or grey thick skin domestic breed indigenous breed; derived from the Iberian pig 0.4 0.4 4 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea GIN Sheep Djallonké Small ruminants are particularly appreciated for the Moslem religious festivals (rams for Tabasky, sheep or goats for the ceremonies of baptism or sacrifices). Often they ensure a stage of transition for the agro-stockbreeders in order to acquire cattle population. West African Dwarf Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Dwarf, West African Maned, Cameroons Dwarf Meat Well adapted to a humid climate. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals of this breed are very hardy. multi coloured: white with often a black head and ends 2 0/2 the horns are turned upwards 50 50 27 22.5 males have a throat ruff and mane, short legs . The tail is fine and short, the ears are short and horizontal. domestic breed country-wide hair 111 65 6 1.77 15 20 98 10 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey 1.08 1.3 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guadeloupe GLP Cattle Créole fr. Creole Meat Adapted to dry tropical environment Adapted to cowdriosis an dermatophylosis uni coloured: black, grey, red, brown, yellow 0 0 130 120 590 370 domestic breed From European, African and Indian breeds imported since 1750 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Guadeloupe GLP Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guadeloupe GLP Goat Créole sp. Creole West Indian, Cabri Créole Meat Adapted to tropical climate Breeding the whole year uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 61 51 37 26 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf, European, Indian breeds in 1650 hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guadeloupe GLP Goat Guadeloupe Island eng. Guadalupe Island uni coloured: black, grey, white 2 2 60 27.5 ears about 14 cm long feral breed from Russian (probably Orenburg), landed more than 150 years ago mid 1900 1.08 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guadeloupe GLP Sheep Créole fr. Criollo Mouton Créole Meat multi coloured: various colours, from brown to white, also pied
comments: occasionally black belted 2 2 50 45 domestic breed cross-breeding of European, African and Indian breeds since 1650 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gambia GMB Cattle Gambia Dwarf eng. West African Shorthorn (Gambia Strain) 2 2 0 domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn local No Material extinct extinct -Gambia GMB Cattle Gambian N'dama eng. Gambian N'dama Milk Animals of this breed are trypanotolerant. uni coloured: fawn, white, blond (lighter than Guinean N'Dama) 2 2 310 235 slightly taller than typical Guinean type domestic variety larger variety of N'Dama 200 800 5.1 18 17 FAO Breed Survey F20-23 The animals do not receive any feed supplementation during the dry season from November to June. They are tethered at night at the homestead and milked in the morning.
N'dama cattle are herded by the Fulani. In the wet season bullocks are used intensively in agriculture for a period of three months. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Gambia GMB Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic peri-urban areas Jersey is crossed with N'Dama breeds are used with the objective to produce F1 milking cows for peri-urban dairy production. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Gambia GMB Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African, Djallonke This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: usually dark-brown with black dots 2 2 The horns curl outwards and backwards in males; they are light, sharp and pointing upwards and backwards in females. 40 40 23 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane, Ears are short to medium length, narrow and carried horizontally. Toggles are present occasionally in both sexes. The neck is strong and fairly long. The back is straight and long. The hindquarters are well developed. The legs are short. domestic breed 150 0.3 1 0.9 10 F88-110, 113 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was collected from animals kept stationary, fed on grazing and without housing. Out of 138 farms keeping these goats 63 milk them. Goats give between 250-350 ml of milk once a day, whilst weaning. 1.5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Gambia GMB Sheep West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Maned, Cameroons Dwarf This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 Well developed in males, wide at the base, curving backwards, outwards and then forwards. The horns are short and fine when present in females. 50 50 27 22.5 Males have a throat ruff and mane. The Djallonke has a strong and broad head, a flat forehead, a wide muzzle and a profile strongly bulging in male. The ears are short (10cm), narrow and usually pendent or semi-pendent. The neck is long and fine. The hindquarters are poorly developed. The legs are short. The tail is descending to the hocks; fairly tick at the base but very fine at the end. The tail is approximately 25cm in length. domestic breed hair 111 65 6 2 1.3 18 24 338 98 12 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and housed at night. Out of 138 farms in the region 6 milk their sheep. 1.29 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from France international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle Gir Gir 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Brazil international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle Manjaca Des Lagunes, Manjac Meat uni coloured: various colours: white to brown and black with a prevalence of uniform dark brown or mottled of white or cream coloured 2 2 105 85 140 120 domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn coast of Guinea-Bissau, Cacheu Region and on the islands 13 11 54 50 local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca Meat The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn 500 70 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle N'gabou N'gabou Gabu, N'dama Falu, Fula Meat multi coloured: white with black dots in the ears and on the ends of its legs 2 2 90 110 180 180 domestic variety variety of N'Dama; originating from the areas of Gabú, Bafatá and Farim regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle Nelore Nelore 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Brazil international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Cattle Thomton Boenca Meat multi coloured: various shades of yellow to brownish 0 0 horns with a broad base 116 104 350 300 domestic variety imported from from the mountainous areas of Fouta Djalon in Republic of Guinea from the mountainous areas of Fouta Djalon in Republic of Guinea Pitche, Pirada and Buruntuma provinces 280 1.2 660 720 local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea-Bissau GNB Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Eggs multi coloured: red and white plumage domestic breed recently imported from Portugal international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Chicken Poulet Africain fr.= African chicken Meat 1.2 0.8 small size domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea-Bissau GNB Chicken Rhode Island eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed recently imported from Portugal international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex domestic breed recently imported from Portugal international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Goat Naine de Guinée This breed produces meat of excellence quality that is very much appreciated by the inhabitants of urban areas. fr. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, West African Dwarf, African Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 40 35 22 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed 1.8 1.8 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed recently imported from United Kingdom international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed recently imported from United Kingdom international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently imported from United Kingdom international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guinea-Bissau GNB Pig porc local fr.= local pig Meat 50 50 Small animal, long muzzle. domestic breed local; hybridization of the Iberican pig breed Mostly found in peri-urban areas. 70 local No Material unknown unknown -Guinea-Bissau GNB Sheep Djalonké West African Dwarf Meat trypanotolerant prolific rustic animal 0 0 50 40 24 24 domestic breed Mostly in Oio, Bafatá et Gabú regions. 3 2 This breed is mainly kept by the ethnic group of Peuhl pastoralists international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Equatorial Guinea GNQ Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Equatorial Guinea GNQ Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Buffalo Greek Buffalo The products are occasionally sold in the local market. In practice draught power is rarely used. eng. Mediterranean water buffalo Meat Buffalo farming in Greece is not a well organized agricultural sector with a stable economic basis. Moreover, there is no system suppling organized services (husbandry support, veterinary hygienic, genetic improvement, research etc.). This breed contributes to the maintenance of the wetlands' ecosystem and is connected with the local gastronomy. Animals of this breed are adapted to wetlands. This breed has low feeding requirements and is very resistant to diseases. Meat and milk products of these animals are of special palatability and dietary value. The meat is highly consistent in protein and has very low fat. The milk has high concentration in protein, fat (7,2%) but has very low cholesterol levels (0,65 mg/g). Also, its content in vitamins is similar to human's milk and it can be consumed by people with lactose intolerance. The meat of this breed's animals is either being sold as fresh meat or is being processed to various meat products like Kavourma, Soutzoukaki, Loukaniko, Smoked fillet. The milk is being sold as fresh milk or as dairy products like greek yogurt, Ariani, butter, white cheese, Mozzarella type cheese, ice cream and Kazan Dipi. Animals of this breed are unpretentious towards the fodder quality. Management of the wetlands' vegetation. Animals of this breed are well adapted to wetlands. uni coloured: black, grey, brown 2 2 Big horns with large base, folded lower part and smooth upper part. 140 130 575 475 White areas on the head, feet and tail, absence of pigment in the iris of the eyes. Native y domestic breed The breed belongs to the Murrah type of River buffalo, originating from the water buffalo and was imported from Asia in the 8th century. 800 Wetlands of Central and Eastern Macedonia and Thrace 305 180 240 1020 700 1900 7.5 12 30 30 36 30 60 40 36 48 450 12 The animals are raised in wetlands. Average age of breeding females is 84 months. international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine Blonde d' Aquitain is mainly used for the fertilization of milk producing cows of low genetic value aiming to the production of high quality stockers. Blonde d' Aquitaine is also used for the fertilization of the local crossbred populations. fr. Updated on 10.03.2014 Blonde D’aquitaine Meat 2 0/2 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Brachyceros The products are sold in the market, or by command.In practice draught power is rarely used. gr.= with short horns Greek Shorthorn Greek Shorthorn Meat The census was conducted by a research group of the Laboratory of Animal Genetics and Breeding, Faculty of Agriculture, A.U.TH..It was a part of the implementing programme of research on Indigenous Cattle Breeds and subsidized by the Ministry of Agriculture via the Research Board of A.U.TH.
In 2003, this breed is at risk. native breed, its history and origin needs to be studied Animals of this breed are adapted to mountainous regions with poor vegetation. Meat products originating from animals of this breed are of special palatability and dietary value. The milk is used for the production of the following cheese types: Metsovone, Mizithra. The animals have low feeding requirements. Animals of this breed can adapt to poor districts uni coloured: mainly black, grey, brown, white and blonde 2 2 thin and short horns 115 106 210 190 white ring around the nose Native domestic breed indigenous breed, descended from Illyrian cattle that have the characters of Brachyceros. Mountains and highlands of Etoloakarnania, Epirus, Kefallonia, Eastern Macedonia and Epious 8.5 8.5 22 16 40 30 24 36 450 average age of breeding females is 84 months local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Brown Swiss Brown Swiss 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Charolais widely used for the fertilization of the local crossbred populations. fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Greek Blond Locally adapted y 2011 domestic breed The breed has been formed, following the evolution of the local double purpose cattle population by the farmers practices who were crossbreeding the population with imported Charolais and Blonde d'Aquitaine cattle. The breed is used for meat production. local No Material atRisk endangered -Greece GRC Cattle Greek Red Locally adapted y 2011 domestic breed The breed is used for meat production, and is adapted in the production systems of the country. It has been formed after years of crossbreeding of local cattle breeds (Brachykeratiki, Katerini, etc) with exotic double purpose breeds (Schwyz, Simmental) and Limousin bulls. The breed has been stabilised and is one of the most widespread breed in the country. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk Holstein breed contributes 98% of the total cattle population (from a total cattle population of 1,131,000 animals). 0 0 Exotic y 1980 domestic breed 405 399 413 10100 9600 10950 4.06 4.02 4.12 56 7.5 3.6 3.36 4.09 17 60 26 411 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Katerini The products are sold in the market, or by command.In practice draught power is rarely used. gr. Katerini Meat The census was conducted by a research group of the Laboratory of Animal Genetics and Breeding, Faculty of Agriculture, A.U.TH.. It was a part of the project on Indigenous Cattle Breeds and subsidized by the Ministry of Agriculture via the Research Board of A.U.TH.
In 2003, this breed is at risk. Native breed, its history and origin needs to be studied Animals of this breed are adapted to mountainous regions with poor vegetation. Meat products originating from animals of this breed are of special palatability and dietary value. This breed has low food requirements. Animals of this breed can adapt to poor districts. multi coloured: black (30%) and grey (70%) 2 2 lyre-shaped horns 123 113 375 280 white ring around the nose Native y 1999 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed with characters of a primigenius steppe breed. Thessaly 9 12 12 24 20 40 34 20 48 450 9 usual management conditions average age of breeding females is 84 months local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Greece GRC Cattle Kea 0 0 Native domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Greece GRC Cattle Limousine widely used for the fertilization of the local crossbred populations. Limousin Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Schwyz Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed semen imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Simmental Simmental Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Cattle Sykia The products are sold in the market, or by command. In practice draught power is rarely used. gr. Sykia Meat 1999: The census was conducted by a research group of the Laboratory of Animal Genetics and Breeding, Faculty of Agriculture, A.U.TH.. It was a part of the project on Indigenous Cattle Breeds, which was subsidized by the Ministry of Agriculture via the Research Board of A.U.TH. There are no purebred animals. 100 crossbred animals have similar phenotype with the one of the original breed. There is a possibility to restore and exploit the breed. This is by applying the appropriate selective schemes, based on the crossbred`s phenotypes. Animals of this breed are adapted to mountainous regions and to poor vegetation. This breed has low feeding requirements and is very resistant in general. Meat products originating from animals of this breed are of special palatability and dietary value. This breed has low feeding requirements. This breed is adapted to poor districts. multi coloured: black (30%) and grey (70%) 2 2 lyre-shaped horns 115 112 210 190 white, saddled ring around the nose Native domestic breed indigenous breed local breed with characters of Bos Taurus Primigenius. Sykia village in Halkidiki-Macedonia Low feeding requirements of the animals are reported. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Greece GRC Cattle Tinos gr. Tinos Milk uni coloured: yellowish brown, brown or dark brown 2 2 fine horns curved upward and forward 126 290 Native n domestic breed composite of Brachyceros x Zebu cattle Tinos Island 1000 1200 5 local No Material extinct extinct -Greece GRC Goat Alpine Alpine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Goat Damascus Damascus 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Goat Local Breeds eng. Local breeds Eghoria, Greek local, Paggaio, Vlahiki Milk 2001: The source of data is the Ministry of Agriculture. The local Greek goat is characterized by different types and crosses between them. A small percentage of the population are crossbred with imported breeds (Saanen, Malta, Toggenburg, Alpine, Damascus). The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains, difficult, xyrothermic conditions). Animals of this breed are known for their strong constitution. The milk is used for the production of Feta (at least 30%) and also of Katiki Domokou, Kefalotiri, Formaela Parnassou, Galotiri, Kasseri, Ladotiri, Batzos, Kopanisti, Anthotiros, Ìanouri, Mizithra. The animals show different phenotypes. The breed is easy to milk. mountain uni coloured: black, brown and other colours occur
multi coloured: black, grey, brown 2 2 Usually both sexes carry horns. The females' horns curve backwards. 71 63 53 47 Both sexes are bearded. Native domestic breed indigenous breed with Capra Prisca origin country-wide in mountains and highlands 93 5.2 17 19 115 10.7 The goats are housed in the night and during bad weather. The average daily gain has been calculated between the 7th and 12th week. weaning Weight at 60-120 days: 14 - 25 kg; 1.1 1.6 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Goat Malta Maltese 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Greece GRC Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Goat Skopelos gr. Skopelos Meat, Milk 2001: Source of data: Ministry of Agriculture. Since 1990, approximately 10.000 low-productivity local goats of Trikala Prefecture have been upgraded by crossbreeding with Skopelos rams. Animals of this breed are highly adapted to the local conditions. Animals of this breed show high general resistance. Animals of this breed are early maturing with higher prolificacy than observed in the local breed. The milk is used for the production of Feta (at least 30%) and also of Anthotiros, Manouri and Mizithra. The milk and meat quality is excellent. This breed shows high adaptability not only to local environments. uni coloured: brownish red with white spots on the flank and back 2 2 The horns are fairly spiral shaped and the left one is dextrorotary. Female and male horns are 32 and 46 cm long respectively. 81 68 87 56 Native y 1981 domestic breed There is no official record on the origin of the breed. According to the inhabitants of Skopelos, it used to live in uninhabited small islands of Sporades, and it was recently domesticated. The breed is also said to have some relationship with the wild goat of the Gioura island. originated from the homonymous island. Islands of Skopelos, Alonissos, Skiathos, on other small islands of North Sporades and in Kanalia and Keramidi, villages of Magnisia Perfecture, Thessaly. hair intensive, semi - intensive 202 136 225 328 186 946 5 1.6 7 4 3.5 3 18 9 13 365 6 203 6.6 semi-intensive to intensive conditions The animals are housed in the night and during bad weather. weight at 59 days: 12 kg 1.57 1.25 1.73 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Horse Aglikos Katharohaemos gr. Thoroughbred Agglikos Katharoaimos, Thoroughbred Sport uni coloured: any solid colour 170 170 550 520 fine coat Exotic 1954 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1950 from Thoroughbred (United Kingdom, Hungary) Attica, Thessaly, Macedonia, Peleponnese and central Greece international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Horse Andravida gr Orinis Ilias Native y 2011 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Greece GRC Horse Crete The Crete horse is used for transport less and less. The number of horses used for riding and racing is increasing. Messara Transport 2001: Source of data: Ministry of Agriculture
In 2003, this breed is at risk. Strong constitution and resistance multi coloured: brown with fairly few tints (black and dark brown) or grey (dark, spotted, pale) 140 134 130 120 Native y 1994 domestic breed 1500 Island of Crete 24 24 The animals are kept outdoors and only in winter time they are kept in enclosures. Only riding horses have been kept in stables. local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Greece GRC Horse Pindos From the origin of the breed, the mountains of Pindos Riding (byChildren), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Transport, VegetationManagement 2001: Source of data: Mnistry of Agriculture.
In 2003, this breed is at risk. multi coloured: 70% brown in tints, 30% grey in tints 127 122 Native y 2002 domestic breed Mountains of Thessaly, Epirus up to Central Greece, western and Central Macedonia 24 24 35 365 Only in bad weather conditions (in winter time) the animals are kept in enclosures and are supplied with cereal fruits and hey. 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Greece GRC Horse Pineia Pineia- Geogalidiko- Georgaludiko Georgaludiko, Geogalidiko PackBaggage In 2003, this breed is at risk. The breed is adapted to local environments. The breed can adapt to mountainous environments with rough terrain. multi coloured: grey varied with many tints (70% of the population): brown varied with many tints (10% of the population): or red-grey (8% of the population) 142 136 Native y 1994 domestic breed composite of Arab stallions and indigenous, local mares of the Greek Mountain Horse breed 1900 north-western Peloponnese, particularly in Ileia and Ahaia Prefecture 24 24 local No Material atRisk critical -Greece GRC Horse Skyros Pony Animals of this breed are not anylonger used as a farm, work animal, and the reasons for its maintenance are cultural and traditional. eng. Skyros Pony Skyros, Pony Savings Security 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture
In 2003, this breed is at risk. It is an indigenous breed found in greece since ancient times as animals of this breed are represented on ancient art forms. Nowadays there are many environmental sensitivity actions that teach equestrian care and art. This breed is well adapted to mountainous environments with bushy flora. Animals of this breed are highly resistant. The animals of this breed show good temper and have low food requirements. The animals are being bred in a protege area at mount Kochylas, Natura 2000. The breed can adapt to local environments with poor vegetation. multi coloured: dark or greyish 109 107 130 120 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Skyros, Island of Sporades complex. 12 12 Part of the population is let free in a bushy, mountainous area of the island from October to May. During the summer months they are collected by their owners. local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Greece GRC Horse Thessalia gr In 2003, this breed is at risk. Animals of this breed show great stength and durability. 142 135 Native y 1999 breed indigenous breed 24 24 The animals are gazing during summer and during winter they are sheltered in stables. local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Greece GRC Pig Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace Exotic domestic breed semen imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Greece GRC Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Pig Greek pig Greek Meat The source of data is the Ministry of Agriculture.
In 2003, this breed is at risk. Animals of this breed tolerate bad weather conditions very well. Parasite and disease tolerant. Excellent meat quality, of great organoleptic qualities. The meat is processed to Prosciutto Euritanias and other natural ripening sausage products. This breed is durable to bad weather conditions. multi coloured: black, black-brown, brown with white grooves, black with white spots Native domestic breed indigenous breed Xanthi, Etoloakarnania, Ileia (Peneia) 8 50 The animals are generally on free range, grazing on oak-forests. They are fed on concentrates only during the mating season. Mating is uncontrolled. length of productive life of the boars: 4 years; 8 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Widely used international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Greece GRC Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Agriniou 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed West part of Greece, plain areas of Etoloakarnania local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Greece GRC Sheep Anogeiano Greek Named after Anogeia, a region in the northwest side of the Psiloriti mountain of Crete It is known for the fine quality of its wool.Anogeiano is one of the breeds of the smallest size in Greece. It is a breed with low feeding requirements, thin and strong legs. During the summer period (from April till October), the sheep graze in the alpine pastures of the Psiloriti mountain. Very well adapted to mountain areas It is known for the fine quality of its wool It is a breed with low feeding requirements, thin and strong legs mountain wool colour is white head, neck and legs are red 0/2 0/2 a small precentage of horned animals( about 10%) 57 27 27 27 average head size with small ears covered with short wool. Native y domestic Indegenous breed Region of Anogeia, Rethymno, Crete, GR 433. (winter: Heraclio, GR431 and Lassithi, GR 432) 8.5 8.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Greece GRC Sheep Argos 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed South of Greece (Argos and Messinia in Peloponissos) local No Material atRisk critical -Greece GRC Sheep Boutsiko Wool production is of no significant economic importance. gr. Orino Ipeirou Meat, Milk, Wool The source of data:Ministry of Rural Development and Food. The breed is well adapted to environments with moderate rainfall, high humidy levels and steep slopes. The breed has a great resistance to cold and humid environments. The milk is used for the production of different type cheeses: Feta, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Avenato, Batzos, Galotiri, Manouri and Anthotiros Different types of chesses are prodused like Feta, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Avenato, Batzos, Galotiri, Manouri and Anthotiros The meat is of excellent quallity. Animals of this breed have low food requirements. Utilization of mountainous pastures. The breed ia adapted to environments with bad weather conditions, high humidity levels and steep slopes. multi coloured: very diverse, most common is white with brown or black spots on the face and feet. Most common colour is white with brown or black spots on the face and feet. white 2 0/2 85% of the males have big, spiral shaped horns and the rest are polled, while only a small percentage of the females have very small horns 57.5 53.5 47.5 40 males usually have big spiral shaped horns Native n domestic breed The breed descends from Vlahiko, Sarakatsaniko and Grammoustiano. End of the 18th century Mountainous regions of Epirus and West Macedonia wool 1 1.5 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing 178 108 90 125 7.5 7.4 7.6 0.6 5 6.45 6.3 6.6 3.4 3.4 12 19 24 365 7 196 7.5 63 Semi-extensive to extensive conditions The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather conditions. weaning weight at 42 days: single born: 14.7 and twins: 11.5; Average daily gain has been calculated between lambing and weaning weight. 1.15 1.1 1.2 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Greece GRC Sheep Chios Wool production is of non significant economic importance under the current price conditions. Meat production is mediocre with carcasses of low quality. Except milk a great income came from the selling of live animals for breeding. gr. From the original region of this sheep which is island of Chios. Chios Milk 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture. / 2008: source of data: Ministry of Rural Development and Food, Genetic Improvement Center of Farm Animal Nea Mesimvria: About 100000 crossbred animals have about 80% Chios blood. About 1500000 crossbred animals have a lower percentage. These populations are kept mainly in the continental Greece. The breed is adapted to live under mediterranean environments The breed is susceptible to mastitis and to belly injuries during pregnancy. The breed is highly prolific. The seasonal anoestrous period very often cannot be observed. The milk is used for the production of various types of cheese such as Feta, Kasseri, Kefalograviera, Kefalotyri, Graviera Agrafon, Batzos, Galotiri, Kopanisti, Anthotyros, Manouri, Mizithra. The breast morphology of these animals makes machine milking easier. multi coloured: white with dark spots on the head, belly and feet. Black colour sometimes spreads over the entire head, belly and feet. The typical colour is white with dark spots on the head (around the eyes, tip of the ears and nose), belly and feet. Mostly white 2 0/2 Males have spiral shaped horns, while females are hornless or have knobs. 82 73 80 60 Semi- fat-tailed. The tail is broad at base (9-12cm) and cone-shaped. Native y 1980 domestic breed Some sources suggest it this breed is the result of crossbreeding between local sheep of the island of Chios and breeds from Anatolia. These are possibly the Kivircik and Daglic breeds. The breed is of semi-fat-tailed Ruda (thin-wooled) type. 17th century The original nucleus was in the island of Chios. The breed during '70s extended in the continental Greece, mainly in Halkidiki Prefecture. Today is also found mostly in all the others Prefectures of Central, Western and East Macedonia as well as in others regions of continental and island Greece. wool medium 1.85 1.2 2 31 intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 228 210 120 257 308 148 386 6.4 6 7.85 1.325 6 5.6 5 5.8 4 3.7 8 8.5 32 38 14 12 23 149 141 156 6 245 10.5 65 Intensive conditions The breed is sensitive to wet, cold climate conditions and strong winds. The sheep are housed during the night and bad weather. The breed is medium adapted for machine milking. Carcass quality and daily gain are low. Average daily gain has been calculated until lambing and weaning. Weaning weight at 42 days is 14,1 kg. 1.9 1 6 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Florina Wool production has no economic importance under the current price conditions. gr. From the original region of this sheep which is Florina Prefecture in Western Makedonia. Pellagonia Pellagonia Meat, Milk 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture The breed is adapted very well to the local environment. Animals of this breed are generally disease resistant. The breed is contributing to the production of Feta, Kefalograviera, Kefalotyri, Galotyri, Batzos, Manouri and Anthotiros. The meat quality is good. This breed demands low feed quality and its breast morphology makes machine milking easier. The breed can adapt to mountainous areas. uni-coloured: white with black spots around the eyes and the nose. Ears usually black. The typical colour is white with black spots around the eyes and nose. Mostly white 2 0/2 most males have big, spiral shaped horns, while 30% of the females have spurs. 72 67 75 60 thin tail and fine fibred wool. Native y 1980 domestic breed Thin-tailed Florina sheep is a composite of indigenous breeds, probably local mountain and lowland sheep of Zackel origin. 1950 Prefecture of Florina, area of Pellagonia in Western Macedonia. wool medium 1.9 44 semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 145 135 169 102 68 139 6.8 6 3.8 3.8 7 191 9 60 Semi- Intensive conditions The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. Weaning weight at 42 days: 13,5 kg. Average daily gain has been calculated for lambs slaughtered at 15 kg (60 days). 1.27 1.18 1.37 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Greece GRC Sheep Friesian eng. Friesian Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Greece GRC Sheep Frizarta Wool production is of no significant economic importance. gr.=Friesian and Arta Named after Arta, Greece. Frizarta Arta, Frislandomorfo of Arta Meat, Milk, Wool The source of data is the Ministry of Agriculture. An additional population of about 60000-70000 animals will be incorporated with the Frizarta breed as soon as their morphology and performance are stabilized.
In 2003, this breed is at risk. Animals of this breed are well adapted to wet and cold weather conditions. Sensitive to high temperatures. Its' adaptability to different regions has not been investigated yet. Animals of this breed are susceptible to pneumonic diseases. Depending on the flock management the animals can give birth twice a year. The breed contributes to the production of various cheeses: Feta, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Galotyri, Anthotiros. The quality of the wool is excellent, in comparison with other breeds of this category. Cheeses (Feta, Graviera, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Galotyri, Anthotiros), Yogurt, Lamb meat Highly productive sheep breed The breed is well adapted to wet and cold conditions uni-coloured: white or white with red-brown rings around the eyes. white white 0 0 both sexes are polled; males very rarely have horns 82.11 73.15 89.05 63.3 rat-tail Native y domestic breed Results from crossbreeding of local sheep population with Friesian rams in the years of 60's. In Ipeiros (Arta and Preveza) and in Etoloakarnania wool medium 1.63 intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 198 185 220 250 200 400 7.05 1.26 4 5.63 4.3 4.03 7 7 12 365 265 15.5 65 Sheep of this breed cannot survive under dry hot conditions. The animals must be carefully managed, as it is a very sensitive and demanding breed. The sheep are housed at night and during bad weather. It is a breed adequate for small or medium size flocks with grazing near to the stable. weaning weight at 40-45 days: 14.5-16.5 kg 1.8 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Kalarritiko Wool production is of non significant economic importance, under the current price conditions. gr named after the village Kalarrytes Meat, Milk, Wool Animals of this breed have the ability to walk long distances and climb steep slopes. The milk is used for the production of: Feta, Mizithra, Anthotiros. The products are of excellent quality. Feta, Galotyri, Mizithra. Typical color is white with brown spots on head and feet. 2 0 67 58 64 45 Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous breed with influence from Comisana breed in the past (250-300 years ago) Kalarritiko are found in the Tzoumerka mountains in Epirus and in the plains of Thessaly during winter wool coarse/carpet 1.65 1 2.3 120 80 150 90 80 110 8.5 8 9 1.1 7 5.75 5.5 6 3.5 3 16 14 18 16 19 364 8 250 The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. 15-20% give twin birth. age at weaning 40 days, weight at weaning 10 kg. 1.2 0.8 1.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Karagouniko The main orientation is milk production. gr Karagouniko Meat, Milk 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture; The population contributes to the crossbred population of continental Greece. In the year 2001 the milk control was implemented only by the Directorates of agricultural development because the associations have seized the programme of the 2nd Framework Programme, end of 2000. As a consequence, the number of the animals under recording was reduced to 6182 animals. Animals of this breed show strong constitution and adaptability to dry and hot summer conditions (xyrothermic climate). come to sexual maturity early The breed is contributing to the production of high quality Feta, Galotiri, Kefalotiri, Kasseri, Batzos, Graviera Agrafon, Anthotiros, Manouri and Mizithra. Feta, Galotiri, Kefalotiri, Kasseri, Batzos, Graviera Agrafon, Anthotiros, Manouri and Mizithra. The breed is suitable for machine milking. semi-mountainous regions uni coloured Typical colour is white with black spots on head and feet 0/2 0 50% of the males have big, spiral shaped horns. A small percentage have small horns and others are polled. 78 68 80 57 thin tail, roman nose Native y 1978 domestic breed indigenous breed of initial Zackel origin Plains of western Thessaly wool coarse/carpet 1.3 1 1.6 180 140 220 160 120 200 6.8 11 6 5.6 5.5 4.2 11 8 36 60 14 365 6 300 13 Performance was measured under semi-intensive to intensive conditions. The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. - weaning weight on 42. day in kg: 14,7 for single-born and 11,5 for twins 1.45 1.2 1.7 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Karystou In 2003, this breed is at risk. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed Widely used local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Katafygiou gr Katafygiou Native local No Material extinct extinct -Greece GRC Sheep Katsika Wool production is of no economic importance. gr Named after the village of Ioannina, Katsika, Greece. Katsika Karamaniko, Mavromatiko Meat, Milk Adapted to mountainous environments. High resistance at low temperatures and ability to walk in the mountains The breed contributes to the production of various cheeses: Feta, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Graviera, Galotyri, Anthotiros. Excellent meat quality. Cheeses (Feta, Graviera, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Galotyri, Anthotiros), Yogurt, Lamb meat. This is one of the most productive sheep breed in the mountainous areas of Greece comparing to the other breeds that can live there. Utilization of mountainous grasses. Cold weather conditions. mostly white with black eyes, ears and muzzle rose 2 0 Spiral, big. Mainly in the male. 70 60 68.5 51 Native y 1998 domestic breed Local breed Beginning of the 20th century Epirus wool 1.3 1 1.6 concentrate, grazing 200 135 7.5 0.675 5 5.9 3.25 3.25 10 10 15 365 6 8 Medium size flocks. During the summer: movement to the mountains for grazing. Weaning weight at 40-45 days: 12-13kg 1.3 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Greece GRC Sheep Kefallinias Wool production is of no significant economic importance. gr. Mainly located on the Ionian island of Kefallonia Meat, Milk, Wool The source of data is the Ministry of Agriculture. The breed contributes to the crossbred population of continental Greece. Island mountain breed. Well adapted to difficult living conditions. It is found in regions with medium rainfalls. The feet are capable of climbing up steep slopes. High resistance The milk is used for the production of various cheeses: Kefalotiri, Anthotiros, Mizithra. Quite good quality of wool. Kefalotiri, Anthotiros, Mizithra Adapted to mountainous environments with steep slopes and bad weather conditions. White wool with brownred head, and back of neck White Brown 2 0/2 The males have big and strong, spiral shaped horns. 20% of the females have small horns 65 60 58 44 Typical furrow under the forehead. There is a deep dark stripe along some males' horns. Native n domestic breed The breed is said to originate from Ithaki, a neighboring island and is of Zackel type. Kefallonia, Ionian Island wool coarse/carpet 166 204 165 150 180 4 9 12 9.5 342 9.5 The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. weaning Weight at 30-40 days: 12 kg; 1.1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Kymi Wool production is of non significant economic importance, under the current price conditions. gr. Named after the Kymi village on the Island of Eubea Kymi Meat, Milk 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture; The breed contributes to the crossbred population of the Kymi area and on neighbouring islands and coasts. In these flocks single purebred animals can also be found. traditional housing, grazing almost the whole year. lowlands Animals of this breed are sensitive to harsh living conditions. Twin births (65-80%). and a long breeding season are reported for this breed. births take place from October until March. The milk is used for the production of various types of cheese: Feta, Anthotiros, Mizithra. Feta, hard Cheeses The breed is suitable for machine milking. uni coloured: white with brown and black spots on face and feet white white 0/2 0/2 Almost half of the males have big spiral shaped horns. The rest are polled. The females are polled or rarely have small horns. 69 65 73 69 thin tail Native domestic breed local breed: originating from Skopelos around Kymi village on the Island of Euboea wool medium 2.25 back yard or farm yard production concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 160 250 3.2 3 8.5 8.5 28 291 7.5 Performance was measured under semi-intensive to intensive conditions. The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. - weaning weight at 60 days: 17-18 kg; 3.5 5 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Greece GRC Sheep Lesvos Wool production is of non significant economic importance, under the current price conditions. gr. Named after Mytilini (Lesvos) island in the Agean Mytilene Meat, Milk, Wool 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture. It is estimated that additional 10 000 to 15 000 crossbred sheep are living in the islands of Lesvos and Limnos. Ladotyri, Feta, Kasseri, Anthotiros and Mizithra pure and rocky pasture lands uni coloured: brown, white with black or brown spots on nose, ears and feet white, black or white with black or brown spots. white or black 0/2 0/2 36% of the females and 78% of the males have horns 71 64 67 50 semi-fat tail, tail length 36-39 cm and width 8-12 cm; Native y domestic breed From crossbreds of local thin-tailed breeds (Zackel ) with fat-tailed sheep of eastern origin. The breed shows similarities to the Kamakuyruk breed found in Turkey. country-wide, particularly Aegean Islands of Lesvos and Limnos wool coarse/carpet 1.35 180 130 6.95 3.75 9 9 54 14.5 365 256 8.2 Performance was measured under semi-intensive conditions. The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. - weaning weight at 47 days: 15,56 and 14,08 kg each, for the males and females respectively. 20-25% are butchered at the age of 140-150 or 240-250 days, counting 30-35 or 45 kgr respectively. Average daily gain has been calculated between lambing and weaning weight 1.15 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Pilioritiko Named after Pelio Mountains in Thessaly, GR143 Piliou Meat, Milk, Wool mountain areas 10 to 15% give twin births adapted to mountainous areas and to areas next to the sea. most of the animals have uniformity in their colours brownyellow on face and legs with white wool on the rest of the body 0/2 males have big and strong spiral horns that go around their ears and away from the head's sides 63 58 60 43 70% have very small ears and 15% no ears. Males have big spiral horns that their ends far from the head's sides. Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous breed; assumed that originates from Kefallinias and Karystos breeds Pelio mountains in Thessaly, GR143;from Kanalia to Trikeri. wool 1 150 110 3.5 3 14 12 18 14 19 365 traditional - simple housing in the night and during bad weather 1.1 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Greece GRC Sheep Roumloukiou Greek Native local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Greece GRC Sheep Sarakatsaniko Wool production is of no significant economic importance. gr. Milk The source of data is the Ministry of Agriculture. The breed contributes to the crossbred population of several flocks in Nothern and Central Greece. Ability to walk long distances and climb steep slopes. The milk is used for the production of: Feta, Mizithra, Anthotiros. The products are of excellent quality. Feta, Galotyri, Mizithra, Anthotiros, Manouri uni coloured: 80% of the sheep are white. multi coloured: the remaing sheep are black with grey-black spots on face, eyes and ears. 0/2 0/2 most rams have very strong, spiral-shaped horns 65 56 69 41 Sarakatsaniko is considered to be one of the smallest sheep breed. Its body length is with 56 cm the smallest of all Greek breeds. The sheep's whole body is covered with wool, which protects it from harsh weather conditions. Native y 1999 domestic breed indigenous breed of Zackel origin. Mountain breed There are few flocks of Sarakatsaniko sheep in Rodopi, Thessaly and Epirous. wool coarse/carpet 1.1 135 60 3.5 3 14 12 19 14 19 365 8 200 semi-intensive conditions The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. weaning weight: 16 kg; 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Greece GRC Sheep Serrai Meat production is reasonably good and the quality of the slaughter lambs very acceptable. Wool production has no economic importance under the current price conditions. gr. Serrai Serres Meat, Milk 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture. The breed contributes to the crossbred population of Macedonia and Thrace. 2008: source of data: Ministry of Rural Development and Food, Genetic Improvement Center of Farm Animal Nea Mesimvria: Considered that the purity of the breed is in danger, because of the extended uncontrolled introduction in the area of other native (e.g. Chios sheep breed) or foreigner breeds (e.g. Lacaune breed). The breed is well adapted to humid areas with high temperatures during the summer months. The breed is quite tolerant and has a good adaptation to marginal breeding conditions. This breed is known for a long breeding season. 44% of the births are twin. The breed is contributing to the production of Feta, Kasseri, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Batzos, Manouri, Mizithra, Anthotiros. The meat of the milk fed lambs is of excellent quality. The wool is abundant and of good quality in relevance with its category The breed is suitable for both machine and hand milking. multi coloured: white with entire black or black spots around head and legs. The typical colour is white with black head and legs. Mostly white 2 0/2 The males have big and strong, spiral shaped horns, while females are polled, or have small horns (30%). 68 73 78 60 thin tail, roman nose Native y 1999 domestic breed indigenous breed of Ruda origin. Plain breed. 1984 Western Macedonia (Plains of Serres) and Thrace wool medium 1.75 34 semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 221 154 236 138 110 208 7 0.726 6 4.3 3.9 8 9 32 46 16 13 23 148 145 154 7 213 14 75 Performance was measured under semi-intensive conditions. The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. weaning weight at 45-60 days: 13-15 kg; Áverage daily gain has been calculated for lambs slaughtered at 25 kgr (99 days). 1.54 1.4 2 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Greece GRC Sheep Sfakiano Wool production is of non significant economic importance, under the current price conditions. gr. Named after Sfakia in Crete Island Sfakiano Meat, Milk, Wool 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture. The breed contributes to the crossbred population of Crete, with a decreasing trend from west to east. Animals of this breed are well adapted to extreme xyrothermic conditions. The breed is used for the production of various types of cheese: Graviera of Crete, Pichtogalo Chanion, Xynomyzithra Kritis, Kefalotiri, Mizithra, Anthotiros. Graviera of Crete, Pichtogalo Chanion, Xynomyzithra Kritis, Kefalotiri, Mizithra, Anthotiros. mountain areas without good grazing areas white with dark spots around the eyes and on feet. white white 2 0/2 The males have spiral shaped horns, while the females are usually polled. thin tail, roman nose Native y 1999 domestic breed indigenous breed with Zackel origin, supposed to be influenced by Italian breeds. Apokoronos and Sfakia, Prefecture of Chania, Island of Crete GR43, GR434 wool coarse/carpet 150 160 180 1 2 2.8 2.8 18 8 15 365 100 7.7 Performance was measured under extensive to semi-intensive conditions. The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. - weaning weight at 66 days: 13,56 kg; Average daily gain has been calculated between lambing and weaning weight 1.36 1.11 1.73 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Greece GRC Sheep Sitia 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Greece GRC Sheep Skopelos Wool production is of non significant economic importance, under the current price conditions. gr. Named after Skopelos island Glossa Skopelou (Glossiotika) Meat, Milk, Wool In 2003, this breed is at risk. Animals of this breed are highly adapted to the local conditions. Animals of this breed show high general resistance. Animals of this breed are early maturing with higher prolificacy than observed in the local breed. The milk is used for the production of Feta (at least 30%) and also of Mizithra, Anthotiros, Manouri. The milk and meat quality is excellent. Feta, Batzos, Galotyri, Mizithra, Anthotiros, Manouri The udder morphology is suitable for machine milking. uni coloured: white with black or red-black spots around the eyes and mouth 2 0 Males have big spiral shaped horns, while females are usually polled. They rarely have knobs. 66 61 64 51 thin tail , there is a hump on the animal`s back Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed, possibly originating from Ruda Islands of Skopelos, Skiathos and Magnissia on mainland of Greece wool medium 1.2 1 1.5 26 160 168 4 3.5 12 8 9 14 365 6 310 8.5 Performance was measured under semi-intensive conditions. The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. weaning weight at 50 days: 14-17 kg; The Animal Genetic Improvement Centers just maintain the breed; performance control does not take place. 1.6 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Greece GRC Sheep Thraki gr. Milk The breed is well adapted to the local conditions (semi-mountains). semi mountain conditions uni coloured: white with brown and black spots around the head and on feet 2 2 spiral shaped 63 55 38 thin tail Native domestic breed indigenous breed belonging to the Cuda Group: of Tsigai origin There is only one flock of Thraki sheep found at the village of Kehros, in Rodopi Prefecture (in Thrace, north- eastern Greece) wool local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Greece GRC Sheep Vlahiko Wool production is of non significant economic importance, under the current price conditions. gr. Vlahiko Milk The source of data is the Ministry of Agriculture. The breed contributes to the crossbred population of the mountainous regions of continental Greece. Well adapted to a wide range of mountainous conditions the breed is used for the production of Feta, Kefalograviera, Kefalotiri, Avenato, Batzos, Manouri, Graviera Agrafon, Anthotiros, Mizithra, Galotyri, Kasseri. mountain multi coloured : various colours, sheep can be completely white, black, red-brown or spotted 2 0 The males have big, spiral shaped horns, while the females are polled. 65 58 56 46 thin tail, small furrow below the forehead Native n domestic breed indigenous breed with Zackel origin Peloponissos (mainly), Macedonia, Thessaly wool coarse/carpet 85 9.1 3.2 3.2 24 280 7.7 weaning weight at 40-60 days: 12-16 kgr 1.1 local No Material unknown unknown -Greece GRC Sheep Zakynthos Wool production is of non significant economic importance, under the current price conditions. gr. Milk 2001: source of data: Ministry of Agriculture. Animals of this breed are well adapted to Zakynthos environment, however shows low adaptability to different environments. high resistance Twin births and a long breeding season are reported for this breed. hard cheeses high adaptability white with dark spots on the head and ears. white white 2 0 Males and a small percentage of females have big spiral shaped horns. 83 75 82 75 thin, long tail; roman nose; big, hanging ears; big and strong head; long, thin neck; Native domestic breed Probably, originated from the Italian breed Bergamasca Zakynthos, Ionian Island wool coarse/carpet 1 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 225 150 300 4.7 4.42 9 13 12 15 365 7.5 300 9.3 Performance was measured under semi-extensive conditions. The sheep are housed in the night and during bad weather. - weaning weight at 40-60 days:16-18 kg; 1.9 1 2 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Grenada GRD Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Grenada GRD Goat Boer dutch Boer 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Grenada GRD Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Grenada GRD Goat Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Grenada GRD Pig Duroc fr. Duroc domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Grenada GRD Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Grenada GRD Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Grenada GRD Sheep Barbados Black belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Grenada GRD Sheep Virgin Island White eng. St. Croix Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Greenland GRL Sheep Gronlandsk fär dan. Greenland Meat This hardy breed is adapted to the local harsh and cold weather. The animals are walking long distances. multi coloured: black, grey, brown, white 2 2 70 60 65 50 domestic breed imported from Faeroe Island and Iceland wool local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Buffalo Jaffarabadi Jafarabadi DraughtPower, Milk 0 0 domestic breed Importado debido a la promoción del Ministerio de Agricultura para aprovechar la producción de leche 1980 Trinidad y Tobago international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Buffalo Mediterraneo Mediterranean Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported due to promotion of the Ministry of Agriculture to take advantage of the production of milk with high fat content; 1980 North and South region. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Buffalo Murrah Murrah Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported due to promotion of the Ministry of Agriculture to take advantage of the production of milk with high fat content; 1980 North and South region. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Angus Negro Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Barroso Meat Color Barroso en sus tres tonalidades 2 2 150 145 800 475 Criollo, rustico caracteristica su cola cota, con poco moño. Native y Domestic Breed Esta raza viene desde la epoca de la Colonia, posterioremente por el interes de un ganadero Guatemalteco, el señor Salvador Melgar Colon, QPD, se dio la tarea de identificar esta raza en en territorio nacional,por lo que logro elaborar el estandar racial de la raza, con lote de ejemplares que conformo, seguidamente se inicio el control genetico de la Raza en el mes de enero 1982, como consta en el libro de Registro Genealógico. Local Chiquimulilla, Santa Rosa 255 977 4.6 A2-9 A4-13 local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Cattle Brahman Español La raza se ubica en la mayoría de Departamentos de Guatemala, por la adaptación y rusticidad, existen crianzas de Ganado Registrado y crianzas sin registro genealógico denominados comerciales, se encuentran las dos variedades de Colores Gris y Rojo en sus diferentes tonalidades Claro, Medio y obscuro. Brahman Brahman Meat, ProductionOfOffspring 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Brangus Brangus Lard 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Chusco sp. Chusco Crioulo de las sierras, Serrano The breed is adapted to highland conditions in altitudes above 3 500 m asl. 2 2 500 400 Criollo type domestic breed 120 240 5 30 25 FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Cattle Criollo sp. Argentine Criollo Meat Rustic animals that are well adapted to the environment. 0 0 domestic breed imported'; Descendents from the cattle breeds introduced by the Spaniards. 1600 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Cattle Draughtmaster eng. Droughtmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Guatemala GTM Cattle Girolando en Formación Español Girolando Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Girolando en formació En el año 2016 se inicio el proceso de la formación de la Raza Girolando en Guatemala, a solicitud de un grupo de Criadores y Propietarios de esta especie bovina, conjuntamente con la Asociación de Girolando de Brasil, se ha venido realizando el control genético. Español Girolando Girolando en formación DamLine, Fertilizer, Milk Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Guzerat Guzerat Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Gyr Principalmente se utilizan como reproductores con hembras puras con Registro Genealógico y hatos comerciales, de acuerdo a su tendencia de leche o carne, así es la demanda de los ganaderos. Últimamente ha tenido auge en nuestro país, por lo que se han venido sumando nuevos criadores de la raza en referencia. Español 1. CABEZA. Posee frente muy amplia con perfil convexo a ultra convexo, haciéndola inconfundible. Los cuernos son caídos y dirigidos hacia abajo, y luego hacia atrás terminando en curvatura hacia arriba 1.1. Orejas. Largas, típicas pendientes, comenzando en forma de tubo con su porción superior enrollada sobre si misma abriéndose en seguida gradualmente hacia afuera, encorvándose hacia adentro y estrechándose de nuevo en la punta con extremidad quebrada y encartuchada hacia la cara. 3.3. Dorso. Largo y horizontal con musculatura poco evidente. 3.4. Lomo. Largo y con tendencia horizontal armoniosamente conectado con el anca. 3.5. Anca. De forma cuadrada con ligero estrechamiento entre los isquiones, amplia, larga y con ligero desnivel y presencia de musculatura poco evidente. 3.6. Cola De longitud mediana de inserción armoniosa, afinándose desde la base hacia la borla que debe ser en su totalidad de pelos negros. 4. MIEMBROS 4.1. Miembros anteriores. Movilidad: Se evalúan los talones y pezuñas teniendo en cuenta el movimiento de las articulaciones, la longitud y dirección del paso. Deben ser funcionales, Largos de huesos finos. 4.1.1. Aplomos anteriores Se debe tener en cuenta su posición vista de frente y lateralmente. Las manos y las pezuñas deben estar ubicadas paralelamente a los hombros permitiendo máximo soporte y estabilidad durante el movimiento. 4.2. Miembros Posteriores. Movilidad: Se evalúan patas y pezuñas, teniendo en cuenta el movimiento de las articulaciones, la longitud y dirección del paso, estos deben ser firmes, largos, fluidos y naturales sin evidencias de dolor o calambres. 4.2.1. Aplomos Posteriores. Vistas lateralmente se buscan patas inclinadas moderadamente (Ángulo) con respecto al corvejón y vistas por detrás, rectas bien separadas con pezuñas colocadas simétricamente. El corvejón debe tener una adecuada flexibilidad sin hinchazones. 4.3. Cuartillas Anteriores y posteriores Fuertes, flexibles y de longitud media sin evidencias de debilidad. 4.4. Pezuñas Negras, cerradas. Gir ---------- GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk Rojo Sardo; Sardo Rojo; Rojo Sardo Obscuro; Pintado de negro; Pintado de rojo. 0 0 Locally adapted y 1980 Domestic Breed En la década de los años de 1980, se realizaron importaciones de los Estados Unidos de Norte América y México, como ganado reproductor con registro genealógico, posteriormente ingresaron de la Republica de Costa Rica. 1979 En la actualidad están adaptados al clima subtropical guatemalteco. Raza que se encuentra ubicada en los Departamentos de Jutiapa,Santa Rosa, Escuintla, Genova Costa Cuca Quetzaltenango, Petén, Izabal international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Gyr Lechero español Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Indobrasil Indo-Brasilian Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Nelore Mocho Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Piemontes español Piedmont y 2007 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Sardo Negro En la actualidad no se ha seguido con el registro de esta Raza. sp. Sarda 0 0 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Senepol español Senepol Exotic y 2014 domestic species international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Simbrah español Simbrah y 2009 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Simmental Español Color de capa: Rojo y Blanco cara blanca Simmental Simmental Meat, Milk 0 0 y Domestic En Guatemala, es apreciada la raza por varios ganaderos international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Tabapua Tabapua Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Cattle Toro de Lidia sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Aaxflubb domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Aseel Aseel domestic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Chicken Blue Face eng. domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Butcher eng. Meat domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Chicken Dekalb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Dekalb Eggs domestic line international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Hatch eng. Eggs domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Chicken Hulala Hubbo domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Huldo X Issa domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic line international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Chicken Hybrod Commercial strain- broiler- Euribrid Hybro domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Jumper eng. domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Kelzo domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Eggs domestic line international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Peterson eng. Commercial strain- Peterson domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Radio domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Rebruck domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Chicken Sumarra Sumatra domestic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Guatemala GTM Chicken Warren eng. Warren domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Dog Dogo Guatemalteco español perro Dogo Guatemalteco 60 50 40 38 Locally adapted y 1960 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Dog Perro Dogo Guatemalteco El Perro Dogo Guatemalteco, es utilizado de compañía, de Guardia y Protección, Español Primera Raza de Perros a nivel centroamericano desde 1890. En el año de 1984, se fundo el Registro Genealógico de la Asociación Guatemalteca de Criadores de Perros de todas las razas, en el año 1994 la Asociación AGCP, nombra al M.V.Z. Arturo Chávez, encargado de la recuperación y reconocimiento de la raza; con base en las características morfológicas de la cabeza del perro se cambió el nombre de Bull Terrier Guatemalteco a Dogo Guatemalteco. Aprobado por la AGCP. Se inicia el trabajo para obtener el reconocimiento Gubernamental iniciándolo con el MAGA y el reconocimiento internacional de la Federación Cinológica Internacional (FCI), con sede en Thuin, Bélgica. Es importante mencionar para obtener el reconocimiento se deben de realizar varios estudios zoometricos, así mismo radiografias, fondo de ojos, entre otros mas, por lo que se hace minucioso el estudio. General, Sport Raza dentro del grupo de los Molosos, carácter noble, fiel con su dueño. A la fecha esta raza de perro, se adapta fácilmente a nuevos ambientes Capa Blanca, con manchas negras pequeñas en piel, permisible manchas de color negro, café en sus diferentes tonalidades, al rededor de los ojos y en orejas. 60 50 50 40 Puede existir manchas de color negro alrededor de los belfos, Native y local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Goat Alpina Francesa sp. French Alpine 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Rural and peri-urban areas. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Goat Criolla sp. Creole Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Huehuetenango, San Marcos, El Quiché, Quetzaltenango, Totonicapán, Sololá, Guatemala, el Progreso, Zacapa and Chiquimula. Kept in small herds. They are herded in natural pastures and taken care of by women and children, they do not receive any supplements. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Rural and peri-urban areas. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Rural and peri-urban areas. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Rural and peri-urban areas. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Horse Americano de Silla sp. American Saddle Horse domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Horse Apaloosa Appaloosa domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Horse Costarricense de Paso sp. Costarricense de Paso domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Horse Criollo sp. Riding (work) domestic breed locally adapted breed Rural areas. local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse domestic breed imported; locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Horse Española sp. Purebred Spanish domestic breed imported; locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Horse Frisona español Friesian Exotic y 2009 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Horse Frizona español Friesian international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Horse Iberoamericana español Iberoamericana local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Horse Inglés Pura Sangre sp. Thoroughbred domestic breed imported; locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Horse Paso Fino sp. Paso Fino domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Horse Peruano de paso A la fecha existen ejemplares puros tanto hembras como machos con Registro Genealógico, así mismo hay criadores de esta raza que únicamente lo utilizan para trabajo en el campo por la docilidad al desplazarse. Existe la Asociación de Criadores y Propietarios de Caballos Peruano de Paso, quienes realizan concursos nacionales e internacionales. Esta raza de equinos Peruano de Paso se ubica en casi todo el territorio nacional, principalmente en Tecpán, del Departamento Chimaltenango. San José Pinula; Fraijanes; Villa Canales; Santa Catarina Pinula, del Departamento de Guatemala. Departamento de Jalapa, Departamento de Huehuetenago. español En cuanto al color de la capa existen los siguientes: Palomino, Tordo, Prieto, Zaino, Ruano, Bayo, Castaño en sus diferentes tonalidades, Alazán, Alazán Quemado. Peruano de Paso Hobby, Sport, Transport domestic breed imported; locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Horse Pinto sp. American Paint domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Horse Pony domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Horse Árabe Arab domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Pig Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Pig Pelon sp. Pelon Pelon Tabasqueno, Black Hairless of the Tropics Lard uni coloured: black Iberian Type domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Pig Polland chine Poland China domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Rabbit Angora sp. Angora domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Rabbit Aurora Negro Rabbit meat is in low demand in Guatemala due to cultural aspects and high cost. sp. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Rabbit California Rabbit meat is in low demand in Guatemala due to cultural aspects and high cost. eng. California Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Rabbit Chinchilla Rabbit meat is in low demand in Guatemala due to cultural aspects and high cost. Chinchilla Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Rabbit Nueva Zelanda Rabbit meat is in low demand in Guatemala due to cultural aspects and high cost. sp. New Zealand Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Sheep Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Fertilizer 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed The size of sheepherds varies from a few heads to 25 to 200 heads. They are herded in natural pastures and taken care of by women and children, they do not receive any supplements in summer, the main products and by-products are manure (78%), followed by meat (18%), hides and wool with 2,5% and 1,4% respectively. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Sheep Canaria sp. Canaria Fertilizer 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Descendents from the sheep breeds introduced by the Spaniards. The size of sheepherds varies from a few heads to 25 to 200 heads. They are herded in natural pastures and taken care of by women and children, they do not receive any supplements in summer, the main products and by-products are manure (78%), followed by meat (18%), hides and wool with 2,5% and 1,4% respectively. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Sheep Castellana sp. Castilian Fertilizer 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Descendents from the sheep breeds introduced by the Spaniards. The size of sheepherds varies from a few heads to 25 to 200 heads. They are herded in natural pastures and taken care of by women and children, they do not receive any supplements in summer, the main products and by-products are manure (78%), followed by meat (18%), hides and wool with 2,5% and 1,4% respectively. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Sheep Churra sp. Spanish Churro Fertilizer 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Descendents from the sheep breeds introduced by the Spaniards. The size of sheepherds varies from a few heads to 25 to 200 heads. They are herded in natural pastures and taken care of by women and children, they do not receive any supplements in summer, the main products and by-products are manure (78%), followed by meat (18%), hides and wool with 2,5% and 1,4% respectively. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Sheep Criollo sp. Criollo Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. This breed is known for low prolificacy but good fertility. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 32.8 26.1 domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 Highlands wool coarse/carpet 1.06 1.02 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guatemala GTM Sheep Dorset Español """Description"": ""Se está realizando la identificación de hembras fundadoras y encaste, para el efecto se procede a la identificación con aretes numerados en ambas orejas, así mismo se lleva control reproductivo, los criadores están anuentes a llevar los registros de cada uno de sus ejemplares. existe ASOCUCH entidad que les da seguimiento permanente y se coordinan actividades de capacitación a los dueños de los ovinos.""" Dorset Horn GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guatemala GTM Sheep Lacha sp. Lacha Fertilizer 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Descendents from the sheep breeds introduced by the Spaniards. The size of sheepherds varies from a few heads to 25 to 200 heads. They are herded in natural pastures and taken care of by women and children, they do not receive any supplements in summer, the main products and by-products are manure (78%), followed by meat (18%), hides and wool with 2,5% and 1,4% respectively. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guatemala GTM Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey Fertilizer 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed The size of sheepherds varies from a few heads to 25 to 200 heads. They are herded in natural pastures and taken care of by women and children, they do not receive any supplements in summer, the main products and by-products are manure (78%), followed by meat (18%), hides and wool with 2,5% and 1,4% respectively. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -French Guiana GUF Chicken Poule Creole sp. Meat indigenous comment: high variability within the population high variability within the population as regards morphological characteristics domestic breed mixture of several breeds local No Information unknown unknown -Guam GUM Cattle Marianas Marianne 0 0 domestic breed imported from Spain Mariana Islands local No Information unknown unknown -Guam GUM Chicken Gold Link eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Meat Chick sexing is possible for this breed (feather sexed). industrial comment: feathers are brown with white tips 3 3 domestic breed imported from USA, Pennsylvania 290 5 5 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guam GUM Chicken Manok Meat 3 2 feathered legs feral breed imported from USA and Spain 120 12 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Guam GUM Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Meat industrial 3 2 silky domestic breed imported from USA 192 12 6 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guam GUM Duck (domestic) Domestic Duck of Guam eng. Meat middle level 3 2 domestic mongrel (Birds) imported from USA 150 10 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Guam GUM Muscovy duck Muscovy Duck eng. Muscovy Meat industrial 3 2 domestic breed imported from USA 180 10 8 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guam GUM Pig Ras-N-Lansa dwarf domestic breed Mariana Islands local No Information unknown unknown -Guam GUM Pigeon Paluma Meat feathered legs, silky feral breed probably from the mainland of the USA local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Ass Creole eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Buffalo Buffalypso Buffalypso 0 0 domestic breed imported from Trinidad 1979 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Buffalo Swamp type eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Charolais Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Creole eng. Creole Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Guyana GUY Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported along the coast. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Jamaican Hope eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Normande Normande 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Salers Salers 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA 1973 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Cattle Zebu eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Chicken Commercial Hybrid eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Chicken Creole eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Duck (domestic) Kunshan eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Duck (domestic) Peking Pekin domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Goat Creole Creole 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Goat Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Goose (domestic) Local domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Horse American Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Horse Creole eng. Creole domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Horse Quarter eng. Quarter Horse domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy domestic species international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Pig Banheco sp. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Guyana GUY Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat This is a prolific breed, it breeds all year round. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: black, brown
comment: black nose, ears, eyebrows, belly and lower legs, tan with black belly (badger face) 0 0 medium-size, leggy goat, male has a mane domestic breed introduced from Africa over 300 years ago over 300 years ago hair F17-8, 16 W24-20 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Sheep Creole eng. Criollo 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Sheep Dorper Dorper 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Sheep Katahdin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Sheep Virgin Island White eng. St. Croix 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Guyana GUY Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Guyana GUY Turkey American Bronze eng. American Bronze domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Guyana GUY Turkey Creole eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Ass Burro Kentucky Burro Kentucky domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Cattle AFS AFS Milk 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Cattle Angus Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed 1920s 1950s imported by the Fabric Railroad Company mainly Santa Bárbara, less in Ocotepeque, Intibucá, Francisco Morazán and El Paraíso international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Bralers Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Charbray Charbray Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Criollo sp. Creole Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; descendants from the cattle breeds introduced by the Spaniards 1600 mainly kept in farms smaller than 20 hectares international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Honduras HND Cattle Criollo encastado sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Cattle Droughtmaster eng. Droughtmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Honduras HND Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Guzerat Guzerat Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Gyr Gir Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Gyr de leche Dairy Gir Milk 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Indubrazil Indo-Brasilian Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported by Fabric Railroad Company; exotic 1950s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Pinzgauer Pinzgau Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Red Polled Red Poll Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported by Fabric Railroad Company 1950s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Red Shine eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Cattle Redshindi leche Red Sindhi Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Romagnola it. Romagnola Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Salers fr. Salers Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported by Fabric Railroad Company 1950s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Sardo Negro sp. Sarda Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Simbrah Simbrah Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Simmental and Brahman international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Chicken Araucana Araucana Eggs domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Chicken Aseel Aseel Meat domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Chicken Batan Meat domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Chicken Claret Eggs domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Chicken Cornish eng. Cornish Meat domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Chicken Criolla mainly homeconsumption, ocassionally sold sp. Meat domestic breed rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Chicken Española sp. Eggs domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Chicken High land red eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown Meat domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Eggs domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Chicken Plymouth eng. Plymouth Rock Eggs domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed imported from the USA, El Salvador and Guatemala international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Goat Alpina Alpine Milk 0 0 domestic breed in this system 7 animals are kept on average international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Goat Criollo Criollo Meat 0 0 domestic breed probably originated from the Granadino and Murciano breed in this system 7 animals are kept on average regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Goat Granadina Granada Meat 0 0 domestic breed in this system 7 animals are kept on average regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Goat Murcia Murciana Meat 0 0 domestic breed in this system 7 animals are kept on average international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian Milk 0 0 domestic breed in this system 7 animals are kept on average international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed in this system 7 animals are kept on average international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 domestic breed in this system 7 animals are kept on average international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Americano de silla sp. American Saddle Horse Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Horse Angloárabe Anglo-Arab Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Apaloosa Appaloosa Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Atheland Hobby domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Caballo de paso sp. Costeño Hobby domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Caballo de trote sp. Hobby domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Colombiano sp. Fancy domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Costarricense de Paso sp. Costarricense de Paso Hobby domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Criollo Hondureño sp. Riding (work) domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Criollo de paso sp. Riding (work) domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse Riding (work) domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Española sp. Purebred Spanish Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Horse Hackney eng. Hackney Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Horse Hispano árabe sp. Hispano-Arabe Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Iberoamericano sp. Iberoamericano Hobby domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Ingles pura raza sp. Thoroughbred Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Morgan eng. Morgan Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Honduras HND Horse OISK Hobby domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Palamino eng. Palomino Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Horse Percheron fr. Percheron Hobby domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Peruano de paso sp. Costeño Riding (work) domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Pinto sp. American Paint Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Pony Hobby domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Shetland eng. Shetland Pony Hobby domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Trote de andar sp. Hobby domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Warmbloed dutch Hobby domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Horse Welsh eng. Welsh Pony Hobby domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Horse Árabe Arab Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Pig Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed rural areas in this system 3 pigs are kept on average local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed in this system 1247 animals are kept on average per farm international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed in this system 1247 animals are kept on average per farm international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Honduras HND Pig Honduras Switch-Tail eng. long tail with hairy switch domestic breed central mountains of Honduras local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed in this system 1247 animals are kept on average per farm international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Pig Poland china eng. Poland China Meat domestic breed in this system 1247 animals are kept on average per farm international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed in this system 1247 animals are kept on average per farm international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Honduras HND Sheep Cubana 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Honduras HND Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Ass Istrian donkey eng. Istarski magarac DraughtPower, Hobby, Meat, Milk, Riding (work) Phenotypically it is close to the Apullian breed, originating from the region of Apullia in Italy and many authors have identified it with this type. The breed is very well adapted to the local environment and extensive conditions. uni coloured: black with light to white snout, dark to black muzzle and cross and stripes are not discernible; Coat colour mainly black, rarely dark brown. Belly and inner side of thighs from grey to white. Cross and zebras are not visible. Crest is black, expressive and shaggy, rarely falling to the side. 125 122 250 220 The Istrian donkey has a firm composure, large square frame. Head is big, unwieldy, straight to mildly concave profile with long ears which have white hair on the inside. Eye surrounding is white and well expressive. Muzzle is white with black nostril region. Neck is wide, muscular and well positioned. Withers long and expressive, back line mainly slightly concave. Superstructure significant in relation to withers hight. Croup steep, medium muscular with expressive sacral part. Chest of medium depth, but narrow. Belly proportionally developed, rarely hanged. Tail is positioned low with a strand of long hair at the end. Legs are firm with strong bones. Hooves are of medium size, hard with rare deformities. Native y 2000 domestic breed Istrian donkey was created in the area of central, southern and west Istria. During the creation of the Istrian donkey, occasionally the genome of larger, primarily Italian breeds was introduced. Istrian donkey is bred in central, south and western part of the Istrian peninsula. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Croatia HRV Ass Littoral Dinaric donkey eng. Primorsko dinarski magarac DraughtPower, Hobby, Meat, Milk, Riding (byChildren), Transport Animals of this breed are adapted to moving on rocky terrains by their small and horny hoofs. Animals of this breed are adapted to the conditions of the Karst Croatian coast by their size, demands and resistance. Uni coloured: grey to dark grey with a light to white belly, expressive and clearly discernible cross and stripes. Colour of the body is mostly ashy grey, and to lesser extent dark brown. Completely black head are rare. 97 94 100 90 Is of firm constitution, proportional structure, smaller compact body frame. Head, tail and legs in the lower part are for one shade darker than the body. Colour of the belly varies from light grey to white as well as the inner side of thighs. Dark stripe along the shoulder blades and back (cross) is clearly expressed. Transverse dark stripes on legs (zebras) are also expressed and clearly visible. Mane is strong, shaggy, with dark top rim, rarely completely black. Head of medium size, flat to mildly concave profile, short ears with darker outer rim and white hair in the middle of the ear, weak to medium expressed area around the eyes. Colour of the muzzle is light to white with dark to black region around the nostrils. Neck is of medium length and muscularity. Withers is long but weakly expressed, back straight to mildly concave. Superstructure is not highly expressed but visible. Croup is slanting, weakly muscular with protruding sacral part. Chest is shallow and narrow. Belly proportionally developed, rarely hanged. Legs are firm with medium strong bones. Hooves are small but hard, adopted to karst terrain, but deformations are frequent due to lack of movement and care. Native y 2000 domestic breed Although there are no reliable indicators of philogenesis of the Littoral Dinaric donkey, it is justified to suppose that it was created on today's breeding area of Croatian coast, developing characteristics of adaptability and exquisite working capabilities, with maintenance of a smaller body frame, adopted to dry karst environment. Foreign breeds of donkeys were partly introduced in the population of Littoral Dinaric donkey, but no reliable indicators exist. Breeding area ot the Littoral Dinaric donkey is southern and middle part of the Croatian coast (Dubrovačko Neretvanska County, Šibensko Kninska County, Splitsko Dalmatinska County and Zadarska County). Part of the population of the Littoral Dinaric donkey can be found in other parts of Croatia, but in small numbers. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Ass North Adriatic donkey eng. Sjeverno jadranski magarac Transport Resistance, endurance and longevity are typical. The body size is suitable for the climate of Kvarner islands. Coat colour varies from dark brown to black, and only to a smaller extent dark grey. Belly as the inner side of the thighs is grey to dirty white. Cross and zebras mainly are not clearly visible. 116 112 170 150 Firm constitution, square body shape and strong body structure. Given the size of the body frame it is positioned somewhere between Littoral Dinaric and Istrian donkey. Crest is long, dark, sometimes with lighter base part of the hair, mainly shaggy, but sometimes falling to the side. Head is refined, large, of straight profile, with long ears with white hair on the inside and dark rim of the ear. Eye surrounding white and well expressive, muzzle white with white region of the nostrils. Neck moderately wide, muscular and well positioned. Withers long and less expressive, back line straight to mildly convex. Superstructure is visible. Croup is mildly steep, medium muscular with expressive sacral part. Chest are medium deep, but narrow. Tail is positioned in medium hight with a strain of long hair on the end. Legs are firm with moderately strong bones. Hooves are of medium size, hard and durable. Native y 2000 domestic breed North Adriatic donkey has been created in the area of Northern Adriatic, primarily in the area of Kvarner. It is based on the local population of donkeys with occasional introduction of larger Istrian donkey genome and smaller Littoral Dinaric donkey. Remaining population of the North Adriatic donkey is by its characteristics special and as such worthy of protection. Kvarner islands, the northern Adriatic coastal area and in the eastern part of the Istrian peninsula local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Croatia HRV Cattle Angus eng. Ala-Tau Angus Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Croatia HRV Cattle Aubrac eng. Aubrac Aubrak Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Blonde D'Aquitain eng. Blonde D’aquitaine Blonde D'Aquitain Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Brown cattle eng. Brown Swiss Smeđe govedo, Montafonac Meat, Milk 2003: brown cattle account for 3 % of the total cattle population. uni coloured: brown, dark brown 2 2 153 133 1100 570 broad back, well developed udders with good attachments Locally adapted 1950 domestic breed imported from Austria, Switzerland and USA highlands of Gorski Kotar and Peninsula Istra international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Busa cro. Buša Hobby, Meat, Milk The breed is very well adapted to the locally prevailing marginal conditions and is especially moderate in nutrition. The females are known for calving ease. This breed is known for longevity. uni coloured: yellowish-brown, brown, dark brown "Always uniform in colour, light brown, red to black colour with a stripe on the back in contrast with the main colour. Smaller frequency of Buša of ""prutasta"" colour (narrow tiger like stripes along the body). Buša typically has a brown muzzle (dark pigmented mucosa with a white border line). Horns and hooves are always dark coloured. On short horns, white covering is frequent around the root of the horn, and tips are regularly black. Bone structure of the head is gentle, forehead regularly broad, horns short, more or less curved, in basis horizontally directed. The neck is dry, tight skinned with no dewlap expressed. Back are narrow, short and straight, croup pointed and struck down." Horns and hooves are always dark coloured. On short horns, white covering is frequent around the root of the horn, and tips are regularly black. 118 112 400 250 Brachyceros type, small stature y 2003 domestic indigenous breed indigenous breed of Brachyceros type; Busa is surely phylogenetically strongly related with Busa populations in neighbouring states. mountain and coastal part of Croatia 180 50 280 1300 600 1800 5 18 15 24 24 24 26 500 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Cattle Charolaise eng. Charolais Šarole Locally adapted international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Dalmatian grey cattle eng. Dalmatinsko sivo govedo Milk This breed tolerates both high and cold temperatures and is adapted to the local environment (karst region). This breed is adapted to extremely extensive conditions. karst region uni coloured: grey 2 2 short and light horns 125 119 400 325 strong hooves Native 1945 domestic breed indigenous breed Busa improved with Tyrol Grey (Austria) Dalmatia local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Hereford Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Highlander eng. Highland Škotsko Visinsko Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Crno šaro govedo, Holštajn Milk 2003: Holstein cattle account for 7 % of the total cattle population. Participation of particular breeds has not changed much in the last years, but it is estimated that the introduction of Holstein-Friesian breeds will increase. multi coloured: black pied 0 0 153 137 1100 620 Locally adapted 1948 domestic imported from The Netherlands, USA and Canada lowlands of Croatia 26 452 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Hungarian Grey eng. Mađarsko sivo Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Cattle Istrian cattle This breeds has a very little significance in food and agriculture sector because more than 95% of milk and meat are produced from continually imported breeds. eng. Boskarin, Istarsko govedo Meat High heat tolerance and adaptation to the local karst region are reported for this breed. This breed is known for longevity and being moderate in nutrition (karst pasture land, browsing, straw). In its roots greyish to yellowish, and from centre upwards dark grey to black. Calves are mostly red upon birth, but can also be white to grey. Most common are uni coloured light grey to white colour with transitions in darker grey shades. Bulls are commonly darker then cows and heifers. One of the specificities (more often in bulls) is the darker pigment of the neck, shoulder blade, lower ribs and belly, nose ridge, falangue, part of the face, around the eyes, borders and inside of earlobes and lower inner part of the tail. Mucosa on eye lids and eyelashes is dark grey to black, same as mucosa of the anal opening, female sex organ and skin of strong epidermis. Tongue is led grey, while palate is almost black. 2 2 Horns are proportionally long with a span of 70 cm and more, and shaped like a lyre. 148 138 900 625 Istrian cattle is late mature, longevity breed of moderate size of frame (ridge height 135 to 150 cm), shank girth 20-22 cm, horn length 40-55 cm). Bulls reach 140 to 155 withers height. Native y 1988 domestic breed Istrian cattle in its phenotype is similar to podolian cattle whose ancient homeland is the area of Podolia and Volhinia from where it spread to the larger part of Panonia, and along the Adriatic Coast to South Europe and North Africa. At the end of the 18th century a targeted introduction of podolian primigen Italian breeds from Romagna, Puglia, Marcha and Polesina was made. since 1950, > 30% from Austrian Brown (Austria), German Brown (Germany), Brown-Swiss (USA) Istria, Croatia local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Džerzi Milk Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Limousin eng. Limousin Limuzin Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Normande eng. Normande Normand Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Posavska gulja cro. Sava, Posavina Native domestic variety small variety of Serbian Steppe Sava valley local No Material extinct extinct -Croatia HRV Cattle Salers eng. Salers Salerz Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Simmental Beef production depends on the change in the number of Simmental cows. eng. Simmental Hrvatski simentalac, Hrvatsko sareno govedo Meat, Milk 2003: Simmental is a dominant cattle breed in Croatia, about 84% of the total cattle population is Simmental breed. This breed is producing marbled meat. multi coloured: red and yellow pied with white head 0 0 152 135 1150 625 Locally adapted 1913 domestic breed imported from Switzerland, Germany and Austria since 1950 from Red Holstein (USA, Canada) and they are still continually imported continental part of Croatia 305 4971 4 16.3 3.3 27.2 436 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Cattle Slavonian Syrmian Podolian cattle eng. Slavonsko srijemski podolac, Slavonski podolac, Slavonian Podolian cattle 2003: Syrmian Podolian Cattle have only a dozen or so heads and belong to the category of critically endangered breeds. The breed is known for its adaptation to the locally extreme climatic conditions. The females are known for calving ease. This breed is known for longevity. uni coloured: grey 0 0 lyre-shaped horns 135 128 600 460 very long horn Native 1989 domestic breed indigenous breed indigenous breed of Podolic origin Slavonia local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Cattle Swedish Red eng. Swedish Red Švedsko crveno Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp Eggs middle level 3.3 2.7 Exotic domestic breed Import from other countries 180 200 7 6 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Chicken Brahma eng. Brahma Fancy indigenous 6 5 Exotic domestic breed imported 80 100 9 8 Breed is not kept for production. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Chicken Hen Hrvatica eng. Kokoš hrvatica, Dudica Eggs Source of data: Croatian Federation of Associations of Small Animal Breeders This breed resists cold and adverse weather conditions. This breed is reported to be resistant to Marek's disease. indigenous Croatian hen is bred in three basic types which differ in colour of feathers: black, red and spotty or gold. Black type is of metal green glow and both the cock and the hen have orange-yellow neck feathers. Feathers of red type can range from brick to dark red, neck is orange-yellow, and tail black. Colour of feathers of the spotty type can be from brown to dark red, while chest, belly and tail are of shiny black colour. Neck feathers are orange-yellow. The head is small and without crest. Comb is onefold and red, medium sized, under ear area are small of white colour, and wattle are medium large and red. 3.5 2.5 Body mass of cocks ranges from 3,5 and 4 kg and hen between 2,5 and 3 kg. With sufficient green food quality meet is fed. Good egg production, and excellent hen. It stands out for its resistance to disease and care for chicks, good fertility and meet quality. With good care and feed ti can lay more than 200 eggs annually. This is one of the rare breeds of hen which kept the instinct to sit on eggs. Native domestic breed The breed was created at the beginning of the 20th century by selection of the Podravina sort of local hen and its cross-breeding with Legho cocks. In further breeding all animals with white feathers were excluded, and black, red, brown and spotty were left. Final appearance and characteristics were created through cross- breeding with Wellsummer breed. Medjimurje and Podravina 200 240 6 6.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Chicken Italiener Italian Talijanka 2.5 1.7 Exotic domestic breed Imported from other countries. 180 200 6 5.5 regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Croatia HRV Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Fancy Exotic domestic breed Import from other countries. 180 200 6 5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Chicken Orpington eng. Orpington fancy 4.3 3.1 Exotic domestic breed Imported from other countries. 120 140 8.5 8 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Fancy 4.3 3.3 Exotic domestic breed Imported from other countries. 150 180 8 7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Chicken Stajerka cro. Altsteirer Altsteirer Fancy 2.5 1.7 Locally adapted domestic breed 160 200 5.5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Croatia HRV Dog CROATIAN SHEPHERD The Croatian Shepherd Dog is a breed with combined habits, which means it can be used for herding of livestock as well as a guard dog or companion dog. One hundred years of breeding the Croatian Shepherd Dog in the valley of east Slavonic, near house and yard, have formed a dog well adjusted to all conditions. en HRVATSKI OVČAR Herding, Hobby The colour is black. A few white hairs, evenly spread over the basic colour (provided they are hardly visible) are allowed. White strands as well as body or leg coat, which is completely inter weaved with white hair is not permitted. White marking on the chest is permitted, provided it is small (maximum 5 cm.). White markings on any other body parts are not allowed. The undercoat is definitely black. During the shedding of the coat, the undercoat often goes greyish or sometimes even shows a brown tinge, which is not a fault. Black. 47.5 45.5 Rectangular body; length to exceed height at the withers. Females can be slightly longer than males. Height to the elbow is 50% of the height at the withers. The length of skull to slightly exceed the length of muzzle. Native y Domestic Breed This breed was most probably developed over several centuries out of the descendants of the so-called “Pfahlbauhund” (Canis Familiaris Palustris) in the area of eastern Slavonic, which is a part of the Republic of Croatia. According to the hypothesis in the manuscript of Bishop Petar Bakic in the year 1719, which again refers to an earlier manuscript of the Bishop Petar of the year 1374, immigrants brought this breed into the homeland. Prof. Stjepan Romic started the systematic breeding of the Croatian Shepherd Dog in the year 1935. The breed was first publicly presented at the first state dog show on 29th and 30th of October 1949 in Zagreb. Dr. Otto Rohr wrote the first breed standard in the year 1951. The standard was published by the FCI on 31st of January 1969. local No Information atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Dog DALMATIAN Hunting dog. Companion dog, family dog, suitable to be trained for various purposes. en DALMATINSKI PAS Hobby, Hunting, TouristAttraction The ground colour is pure white. Black spotted variety with black spots, liver spotted variety with brown spots. The spots should be symmetrically placed all over the body, clearly defined and without intermingling into the white ground colour. The size of the spots should preferably be even, with a size of 2 – 3 cm in diameter. In the brown variety the spots are a little smaller, around 2 cm. The spots on the head and on the legs should be proportional smaller than on the rest of the body. It is desirable the tail is spotted too, with spots also proportional smaller that those on the body. Splashes on the body are not desirable and should be penalised. The spots must not intermingle, i.e. forming large patches. Patches and coloured areas are not desirable. The spots on the ears should be especially noted. The ground colour is pure white. Black spotted variety with black spots, liver spotted variety with brown spots. 59 57 Mesocephalic. Head prismatic form with hanging ears. The body is rectangular, strong, muscled and distinctively spotted. The movement must be elegant. The sexual difference must be visible. Length of the body: height at the withers = 10 : 9. The height at the elbow joint: 50% of the height at the withers. The height the hocks: 20-25% of the height at the withers. Length of head: around 40% of the height at the withers. Native y The origin of the Dalmatian dog can be recognized in paintings and in church chronicles from the 16th to the 18th century. Dalmatians can be found on the altar painting “Madonna with Jesus and Angels” in the church “Gospa od andjela” in the town Veli Losinj, island Losinj in Croatia dating back to 1600 – 1630 and also in a fresco in Zaostrog, Dalmatia, Croatia. It suggests that the Dalmatian originates from the eastern Mediterranean region, in particular the historic province Dalmatia. The first descriptions of the Dalmatian were found in the diocese Djakovo, in the Croatia, namely in the church chronicles of the Bishop Petar Bakic from the year 1719 and the church chronicles of Andreas Keczkemety from the year 1737. The dog was named with the Latin name “Canis Dalmaticus” and the height of the dog described with 4-5 “Spithamus”. Thomas Pennant described this breed in his work “Synopsis of Quadrupeds” in the year 1771 as very independent, named it “Dalmatian” and wrote the origin of this breed to be Dalmatia. A work by Thomas Bewick, published in 1790, refers to this breed as “Dalmatian or Coach Dog”. The first unofficial Dalmatian Standard was written by an Englishman named Vero Shaw in the year 1882. After the formation of the Dalmatian Club in England in the year 1890 this standard was transferred to the first official breed standard. The FCI published the first Dalmatian standard on the 7th of April 1955 under the name of “Dalmatian Huntingdog”. local No Information atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Dog ISTRIAN SHORT-HAIRED HOUND A hound with lots of stamina particularly fitted for hare, fox and boar hunting but can also be used as a tracking leash hound. en ISTRASKI GONIČ KRATKE DLAKE Hobby, Hunting The basic colour is snow-white with orange coloured markings on the body and on the head. The orange coloured markings can be found in all shades, but shades must be even. The total amount of orange coloured markings must not exceed one third of the whole body. On the head the markings can be found on the ears, on the skull and on the foreface but the head must not be completely orange coloured. A symmetrical spread of the markings on the head is desirable. The markings on the body can be anywhere, mostly on the back, on the ribcage and around the tail set. Markings have the shape of spots, which have to be clearly separated. They must not get uneven or paler towards the edges of the markings. Small spots, if visible through white basic colour, can usually be found on ears. The basic colour is snow-white with orange coloured markings on the body and on the head. 51 49 Slender, elegant body without any coarseness, with harmonic movements and short, fine hair of snow-white colour with orange markings on the head and body. The difference between male and female has to be distinctive. Native y The breed descents from an old type of the “East Adriatic white hound with markings”. The earliest proof of this can be seen in the Franciscan monastery in Dubrovnik, which originates from the time between 1327 and 1348. The Capital column of four dogs shows the old type of this hound. The Istrian Short Haired Hound can be found on a painting from the year 1474 “The bow of the three kings” in the cemetery chapel next to the village of Beram (Istrien). The altar painting from the year 1476 “The mother of Mercifulness” in the church of the holy Francis in Zadar, where in the left bottom corner an ancestor of today’s Istrian Hound is shown. He was shown then with a three-coloured coat. The description of this hound can be found in the manuscript of the Dakovoe Bishop Petar Bakic from the year 1719, where it says that the breeding of the Istrian Hound was already known before the 14th century. The first Standard for the Short-haired Istrian Hound was published by the FCI on the 2nd of April 1955. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Dog ISTRIAN WIRE-HAIRED HOUND The breed is easy to train for hunting and its constitution makes it possible to use him for hunting in any weather condition and also in rough, stony or hilly terrain. His voice is of medium tone but it also has deeper sounds. Gentle, even temperament, with a stern expression. Devoted to his owner. en ISTARSKI GONIČ OŠTRE DLAKE Hobby, Hunting The basic colour is snow-white with orange coloured markings on the body and the head. The orange coloured markings can be found in all shades, but shades must be even. The total amount of orange coloured markings must not exceed one third of the whole body. On the head the markings can be found on the ears, on the skull and on the foreface but the head must not be completely orange coloured. A symmetrical spread of the markings on the head is desirable. The markings on the body can be anywhere, mostly on the back, on the ribcage and around the tail set. Markings have the shape of spots, which have to be clearly separated. They must not get uneven or paler towards the edge of the markings. Small spots, if visible through white basic colour, can usually be found on ears. The basic colour is snow-white with orange coloured markings on the body and the head. 52 50 Native y Domestic Breed The breed descends from the “East Adriatic white hound with markings”. The hair is wire-haired due to the climate, where the breed was bred. These are mountain areas at the east Adriatic coast, where temperatures are low. The earliest description of the wire-haired Istrian Hound can be found in the manuscript of the Dakovoe Bishop Petar Bakic from the year 1719, where it says that the breeding of this breed was already known before the 14th century. The earliest picture document of this breed can be found in the cathedral of the Evangelist Markus in Makarska. The FCI published the first standard for the Istrian WireHaired Hound on the 6th of April 1955. local No Information atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Dog POSAVATZ HOUND A hound with excellent stamina especially suited to hunting hare, fox and boar but can also be used as a tracking leash hound. en POSAVSKI GONIČ Hobby, Hunting The basic colour of the hair is reddish wheaten in all shades with white markings on the head, the neck, the fore chest, the chest, the belly, the underside of the limbs and the tip of the tail. Never a dark brown or a chocolate brown colour which is not a permitted colour. The total amount of white markings must not exceed one third of the whole body. The white should be clear without any mottling of the basic colour. 53 50 Strong hound-body, medium sized dog with balanced movements. The characteristic red-wheaten colour comes in all shades. The white markings are on head, neck, on the fore chest, the chest, the belly, the lower limbs and at the tip of the tail. The difference between the genders has to be distinctive. Rectangular body; length to exceed height at the withers. Height to the elbow is 50% of the height at the withers. The length of skull to slightly exceed the length of muzzle. Native y Domestic Breed Posavatz, the scent hound from the Save Valley is an old hound breed, which descents from a type of the “Illyrischen Hound of Red Colour with markings”. In the cemetery chapel next to the village of Beram (Istrien) one can find in the fresco, dating from 1474, “The bow of the three Kings” a dark wheaten dog with dropped ears. This was the first portrayal of the Posavatz Hound. The next portrayal is the altar fresco “The motherhood of the Holy Virgin Mary” from the 16th century in the Mother of the Angels Church in Veli Losinj, where the ancestor of today’s Posavatz Hound is depicted. There is also a description of this hound in a manuscript from the year 1719 of the Dakovear Bishop Petar Bakic, where it says, that the breeding of these hounds was already well known in the 14th century. Franjo Bertic describes the Posavatz Hound in the year 1854. The FCI published the first Standard for the Posavatz Hound on April 8th 1955. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Croatia HRV Dog SMALL MEĐIMURJE DOG – MEĐI Guard dog, companion and farm dog. en MALI MEĐIMURSKI PAS Herding, Hobby 1 Single-color – black, different shades of brown, yellow and gray. 2. Two-color – two-color is a combination of two basic colors or one basic color with white markings. 3. Tri-color – a combination of three basic colors or two basic colors with white markings. Larger or smaller white markings can be found throughout the body and head and must have clear edges or contours. White color is not desirable to more than 1/3 of the body. Native y Domestic Breed According to word of mouth, it is being bred over a hundred years in northwestern Croatia, in Međimurje area mostly. Found in rural yards as a guard dog and hunter for harmful rodents. Because of these characteristics, the owners of mills on the Mura and Drava rivers, as well as nowadays stock breeders, were glad to have them. Northwestern Croatia (Međimurje area). local No Information atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Dog TORNJAK Herding and protection of livestock; farmyard guard dog. en TORNJAK Herding, Hobby, TouristAttraction As a rule the Tornjak is parti-coloured with distinct markings of various solid colours. Usually the dominant ground colour is white. There may be dogs with a black mantle and with white markings most often found around the neck, over the head and along the legs. There may also be almost white dogs with only small markings. The dominant ground colour is white. 67.5 62.5 The Tornjak is a large and powerful dog, well - proportioned and agile. The shape of the body is almost square. The bone is not light, but nevertheless not heavy nor coarse. He is strong, harmonious and well balanced when standing and moving. His coat is long and thick. The body is almost square. The length of the body should not exceed its height by more than 8%. The ratio between the length of the skull and the muzzle is 1:1. Native y Domestic Breed The almost extinct descendants of genetically homogeneous, native archaic types of shepherd dogs have been the foundation stock for the re-creation of the breed “Tornjak”. The dogs belonging to the original stock had been dispersed in mountain areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia and their surrounding valleys. The major historical dates are the years 1067 and 1374. Written documents from these periods mention the Bosnian-HerzegovinianCroatian breed for the first time. The research about their historical and more recent existence and then a systematic salvation from extinction started simultaneously in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina around 1972 and continuous pure blood breeding began in 1978. Nowadays, the breed population consists of numerous, purebred dogs selected during a series of generations dispersed throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. local No Information atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Goat Alpine goat eng. Alpine Alpska koza Milk uni coloured: brown 2 2 78 70 70 50 Locally adapted 1983 domestic breed imported from France northern Croatia 265 768 3.33 2.57 3.02 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Goat Boer goat eng. Boer Burska koza Exotic 35 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Goat Croatian spotted goat eng. Croatian spotted goat Dinarska šarena koza, Bukovica Goat Meat 2003: Source of data: Hrvatski Stocarski centar; 2005: Source of data: Croatian Livestock Center Spotted goat survives in worst conditions and we can find it in extremely rocky, karst and poor areas. The animals are known for their high heat tolerance. It is very modest, resistant and long-living. Meat production. It brings forth one kid 2.5 to 3 kg of weight. In some areas roast kid is more popular than roast lamb. Mostly kids of 2-3 months of age and 10-12 kg of weight are used. multi coloured: black-white, brown or grey-white rarely uni coloured: grey 2 2 curved, 40 cm long in males 65 61.3 55 45 Croatian spotted goat is characterised by its resistance and adaptability to harsh karst terrain. Proportionally built, of a firm frame and longer body. Head is medium long and of a straight profile. Goats and male goats can be yellow and with horns. Horns are dark, rough and two-edged. Ears medium long and mostly dark. Neck long, flat and medium muscular, sometimes with strings. Chest narrow and shallow, back line long and straight, croup steep, legs long and firm. Udder weekly developed, often pigmented or spotty, covered with harsh hair. Body of the goats covered by long, thick and shiny hair of different colour. Breeding of domestic spotted goat is organised mainly in highly extensive conditions. Native y 1999 domestic breed Croatian spotted goat was created in the same area where it is bred today. Most spread in the area of Southern Velebit, Dinara and Dalmatian Zagora. 180 100 250 120 80 160 4 2.5 6 3 2.5 Fertility of goats in average amounts 100% and in better herds 20-30% of twins can occur. Average milk production is approx. 100-250 litres in lactation lasting 150 to 250 days. Main production goal of the breeders of the Croatian spotted goat is production of kid's meet, while kid is kept until it reaches 25 kg of body mass. For these breeds a very low-input system is characteristic as goats are kept on rugged terrain and vegetation scarce terrain. 1.5 1 3 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Goat Croatian white goat eng. Croatian white goat Hrvatska bijela koza Milk The breed is very well adapted to the local environment and extensive conditions. uni coloured: white 2 2 63 58 50 40 Smaller constitution, harsher hair and long morphological characteristics make this breed more similar to Croatian spotted than Sanska goat. Head is small and dry, mostly with horns and white beard. Neck is long and medium muscular. Hair is thicker, harsher and longer, especially on thighs. Croatian white goat is a breed of combined production characteristics, so the main products are meat- kid, milk which is immediately processed into cheese on family farms. Native y domestic breed This breed was created by cross-breeding of Croatian spotted goat and white breeds of goats of different origin. Sanska goat had its influence on milk productivity and stabilisation of colour. Croatian white goat is bred in the area of Ravni Kotari, Biokovo in the surroundings of Dubrovnika and on Dalmatian islands. Goats weigh between 35 to 45 kg, and male goats from 50 to 60 kg. Average milk production is 250-300 litres of milk in lactation from 250 to 280 days. Average fertility is 160 to 180%. Kid weighs 13,5 kg in two months of age. local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Croatia HRV Goat Istrian goat engl. Istarska koza Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Goat Saanen goat eng. Saanen Sanska koza Milk 2005: Souce of data: Croatian Livestock Center uni coloured: white 2 2 80 72 70 55 Locally adapted 1982 domestic breed imported from France central Croatia 256 812 3.78 3.05 2.99 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Goose (domestic) Dravska The organic meat production of the Dravska Goose is being implemented into the traditional production system. eng. Meat Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Croatia HRV Horse Akhal-Teke eng. Akhal-Teke Ahaltekinac Exotic international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Croatia HRV Horse American quarter horse eng. Američki quarter konj Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Horse Araber eng. Araber, Arabrasse Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Horse Arabian horse eng. Arab Arapski konj Locally adapted international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Horse Arabian purebreed eng. Arapski punokrvnjak Locally adapted local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Horse Bosnian horse eng. Bosanski konj Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Horse Croatian Coldblood horse eng. Croatian Coldblood horse Hrvatski hladnokrvnjak, Domaći hladnokrvnjak Meat 2003: Croatian Cold-Blooded Horse is predominant with a total of 1,360. (Cold-Blooded and Draft breeds account for about 85% of the total population) uni coloured: usually black or brown, sometimes bay 151.8 147.3 600 550 Croatian cold-blood is heavy, wide and robust valley horse of firm step, balance and constitution. Head is medium sized, wide forehead, straight to slightly convex profile, expressed eyes and nostrils. Neck is long, muscular and moderately high positioned. Chest case is wide and deep. Shoulder blades are long, moderately diagonally positioned, covered by muscles and firmly connected with the body. Medium long, strong and wide back, with strong and wide connection. Croup is super structured, wide, moderately struck down, split with expressed muscles. Legs are strong with well expressed joints. Pastern is moderately covered with hair. Leg posture is correct. Hooves are wide, moderately firm. Mane and tale are covered with wavy thick long hair. Mane is split on both sides. Bay colour is most often, rarely black, sorrel, dun horse or other colours. Native y 1994 domestic breed Created through cross-breeding warm-blood mare with imported studs of (and other cold-blood breeds. Systematic breeding started in the first half of 19th century. Due to different establishment stock of mares and different studs of cold blood breeds present in the area of Croatia accompanied with environment factors of a certain area, Croatian cold blood is a fairly heterogeneous population when it comes to phenotype. Croatian cold blood is bred in the Republic of Croatia with centre of breed in Moslavina. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Croatia HRV Horse Croatian Posavina horse eng. Hrvatski posavac, Posavski konj DraughtPower, Hobby, Riding (work), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The breed is very well adapted to harsh conditions (flooded areas). This breed is reported to be resistant to diseases. uni coloured: predominantly bay, dark bay, grey, also black bay, dark bay 143.5 140.8 600 500 The ears are elliptic and distant from each other; the head is noble in profile; shoulders are medium long; hooves are flat, broad and concave; the body is compact and firm. Native y 1995 domestic breed indigenous breed Croatian breed, with influence of Asian and Arabian horses and later Spanish and Italian stallions as well as Nonius and Lipizzaner; The Posavina horse is original breeds of horses that originates from the area of Sava River basin (the todays area basin of the river Sava (Posavine). The genetic structure of Posavina horse in Slovenia is almost the identical genetic structure breeds in the Croatia because the larger part of reproductive horses have been taken from the Croatian breeding. Posavina, central Croatia; Flood Plains of the river Sava and its tributaries (Odra, Lonja) extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Croatia HRV Horse Croatian trotter eng. Hrvatski kasač Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Horse Frisian eng. Friesian Frizijac Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Horse Gidran cro Gidran Hobby, Riding (sports), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, TraditionalCeremonies Locally adapted History of Gidran is related to the stud farms in today’s Hungary, which back then, have a mission to take care of horses of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. During the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Gidran breed was spread and used in the area of today's Croatia also. Breeding of Gidran horses was always present in Croatia especially in the northern areas (Bjelovarsko-Bilogorska County). regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Croatia HRV Horse Haflinger eng. Haflinger Haflinger Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Horse Hanoverian eng. Hanoverian Hanoveranac Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Croatia HRV Horse Holstein eng. Holstein Holštajn Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical critical -Croatia HRV Horse Konik eng. Kabarda Konik Exotic international No Material atRisk critical critical -Croatia HRV Horse Krk Island pony cro. Veglia, Krčki konj, Krčki poni Balkan Pony type Native domestic variety local No Material extinct extinct -Croatia HRV Horse Lippizan Lipicanac, Lipizzaner Sport This breed is intelligent and has an excellent temperament. uni coloured: grey
comment: partial albinism 166 164 570 520 silky mane and tail, compact body Locally adapted 1806 domestic breed imported from Slovenia in the 19th century 19th century Slavonia, eastern Croatia local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Horse Murinsulaner horse eng. Murinsulaner horse Mur Island, Mur insulan, Murinsulaner, Medjimurski konj DraughtPower These are adaptable and hard working animals. uni coloured: brown, black, grey 160 147.3 800 650 Međimurje horse belongs to the group of heavy, cold blood, working horses. Head is relatively small with small pointy ears. Neck is short and muscular, withers expressed, back wide and short, curdle broad and split. Chest are strong, deep and wide with rounded ribs. Legs are correctly built, firm with wide shoes. Body is wide, deep and compact. Resistant and with relatively small needs in feeding. Most frequent colour is of bay horse, rarely black, sorrel and other. Native y domestic breed Beginnings of creation of Međimurje horse belongs to the events on the social and political scene at the end of 18th century (reforms of Joseph II, Maria Teresia, French revolution, diminishing of feudalism and creation of small village estates). Due to favourable geographical and political position of Međimurje on the break between 18 and 19th century, the progressive motions and change in Middle Europe significantly influenced the economic life of Međimurje. During the same period the basic autochtonous population was used as a establishment for creation of the Međimurje horse, systematic introduction of Ardennes, Percheron, Flamman and to smaller extent Barbant and Burgoindese studs. This horse was extremely valued as a transport horse or horse for pulling heavy cargo's. Međimurje horse is mentioned almost in all hipology lexicons and atlases of the world. 19th century Breeding area is the Međimurje area by which it got his name, the area on the outermost nortwest part of Republic of Croatia, between rivers Drava and Mura. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Horse Nonius eng. Nonius Nonius Locally adapted regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Croatia HRV Horse Oldenburg eng. Oldenburg Oldenburg Exotic international No Material atRisk critical critical -Croatia HRV Horse Paint horse eng. Palomino Paint konj Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -Croatia HRV Horse Shagya-Arab eng. Shagya Arab Šagija-Arap Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Croatia HRV Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred Engleski punokrvnjak Locally adapted international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Horse Trakehner eng. Trakehner Trakener Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Croatia HRV Pig Bagun Baguner Lard Source of data: Croatian Livestock Center unicoloured: whitish-yellow curly coat, short ears Exotic domestic variety disappeared by crossing with Middle White northern Croatia local No Material extinct extinct -Croatia HRV Pig Banijska šara cro. Native local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Pig Black Slavonian pig eng. Black Slavonian pig Fajferica, Crna Slavonska, Pfeifer Pig Meat 2004: Source of data: Federation of the Black Slavonian Pig Breeders; 2005: Source of data: Croatian Livestock Centre; The animals are well adapted to locally harsh field conditions and known for their ability to thrive the whole year semi-wild in forests. Black Slavonian Pig is famous for the production of well-known and unique Slavonian paprika-flavoured salami (kulen). Kulin, kulen Black Slavonian Pig can be used for cross-breeding with imported pigs in order to produce traditional products. uni coloured: black 72 68 320 270 Black Slavonian pig belongs to the medium size breed of pigs. Head is medium long, dry with convex profile, ears medium long and half lop. Neck is medium long, wide enough and of good musculature. Body is really short with deep and wide chest case. Crupper medium wide and slightly struck, hams of medium musculature. Legs relatively short and thin. Skin is ash-coloured covered with medium long and thin straight bristle. Snout and hooves are black. Native y 1998 domestic breed Black Slavonian pig was created in the 19th century on the property of Count Pfeiffer in Orlovnjak near Osijek. Its creation was related to the need of the Pfeiffer estate to create an early-maturing, more fertile pig with higher meat production, but that will keep its resistance and adaptation for open pasture. Pfeiffer crossbred sows of Lasasta mangalica breed with Berkshire and Poland Chine breed boars. Aftrer Second World War the black Slavonian pig was crossbred with boars of the Cornwall breed. 19th century Black Slavonian pig is bred in the area of Slavonian Counties: Brodsko Posavska, Požeško Slavonska, Osječko Baranjske, Vukovarsko Srijemska. Today the Black Slavonian pig is bred, also, in the area of Sisak Moslavačka County. 1 1 Sows have 10 to 12 tits. Sows farrow 7 to 8 piglets, by birth uni coloured greyish and almost hairless. Upon weaning piglets weigh 8 to 12,3 kg. During intensive fattening they achieve daily growth of 500 to 550 grams with 4,5 to 5 kg corn consumption per kg of growth. Muscle ratio in carcases on slaughter line ranges from 32,59 to 42,59. Meat is of good quality of colour, ph value and water binding. Percentage of intermuscular fat is high and ranging from 6 to 8%. The Black Slavonian Pig was traditionally kept on forest grazing (acorn) and pastures and eventually corn diet. This breed can still be found in the traditional production system (forest and acorn). 7 4 10 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Durok Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Pig Large White eng. Large White Veliki Jokšir Meat uni coloured: white 88 78 350 280 Locally adapted 1956 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and Germany lowlands of Croatia 158 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Pig Mangalitsa eng. Mangalitsa Mangulica Locally adapted international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Pig Njemacki Landras cro. German Landrace German Landrace Meat 2005: Source of data: Croatian Livestock Centre uni coloured: white 80 73 400 320 long body, long head with lop ears Locally adapted 1957 domestic breed imported from Germany lowlands of Croatia international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain GeneralCrossbreeding Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Pig Siska Schischka Meat uni coloured: grey primitive; pick-eared Native domestic origin of Sumadija, Turopolje local No Material extinct extinct -Croatia HRV Pig Turopolje pig eng. Turopolje pig belongs to medium size breeds of pig. Head is medium long with bowed profile, strong medium long snout and medium long and half floppy ears. Neck short and not very muscular, back straight, weakly muscular and coup folded and also weakly muscular. Belly line is straight, and thighs poorly muscled. Body covered with thick curly bristle of white-yellow colour with dark spots size of a palm, skin non-pigmented, snout pink. Sows have 10 to 12 tits. Sows farrow 7 to 8 piglets in average. After weaning two months old piglets weigh 10 to 15kg. Stalled hogs in intensive fattening from 20 to 100kg achieve daily growth of 550 grams. Meat of Turopolje pig is juicy and pink, therefore highly valued. Turopolje pig Turopoljska Svinja Meat These animals are well adapted to wet land and marsh. They tolerate extreme summer and winter temperatures and have the ability to pass the winter outdoors. The animals can survive on a minimal diet and swim very well. multi coloured: grey, white, yellow with 5 - 9 hand-sized black spots Body covered with thick curly bristle of white-yellow colour with dark spots size of a palm, skin non-pigmented, snout pink. 74 69 246 240 Turopolje pig belongs to medium size breeds of pig. Head is medium long with bowed profile, strong medium long snout and medium long and half floppy ears. Neck short and not very muscular, back straight, weakly muscular and coup folded and also weakly muscular. Belly line is straight, and thighs poorly muscled. Native y 1993 domestic breed Turopolje pig originates from the wild European bore Sus scrofa ferus europeaeus. It is placed in the primitive breeds of pigs. It was created in the area of today's Turopolje in the VI century, by cross-breeding of Šiška with Slovenian karst-field breed. The first written trace of the Turopolje pig originates from 1352. Turopolje pig was created and today is bred in the area of Turopolje between Sava river, Kupa river and Vukomeričke hills. Today, the Turopoljska pig is bred in Šiljakovačka dubrava and Turopoljski lug. Also, there is a herd in the area of Natural park Lonjsko polje. Sows have 10 to 12 tits. Sows farrow 7 to 8 piglets in average. After weaning two months old piglets weigh 10 to 15kg. Stalled hogs in intensive fattening from 20 to 100kg achieve daily growth of 550 grams. Meat of Turopolje pig is juicy and pink, therefore highly valued. This breed can still be found in the traditional production system (forest and acorn). local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Pig Túmerzö hun. Turmezei Exotic domestic variety ancient variety local No Material extinct extinct -Croatia HRV Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Pig Švedski landras cro. Swedish Landrace Swedish Landrace, Svedski Landras Meat Source of data: Croatian Livestock Center uni coloured: white 88 77 380 330 lop ears Locally adapted 1956 domestic imported from Sweden lowlands of Croatia regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Creska sheep eng. Creska ovca Meat The breed is adapted to an arid climate. The animals are adapted to poor nutritional conditions and a lack of water supply. uni coloured: predominantly white, rarely black 2 0 64.8 60.6 47.2 41.5 Cres island sheep is small, very lively and durable, to a large extent resistant and adaptable. The body of Cres island sheep is of medium hight and length, quite proportionally built with somewhat thinner, but extremely firm legs adopted to the hard rocky terrain of the Cres island. Native n domestic breed No reliable sources on the origin of Cres island sheep, but it is supposed that her present look was influenced the most by Spanish, Italian and French merino rams who were used in the past to improve the quality of the wool of the Cres island sheep. Island of Cres wool local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Dalmatian pramenka eng. Dalmatinska pramenka Meat 2005: Source of data: Croatian Livestock Centre; Animals of this breed are very is resistant and well adapted to high summer as well as low winter temperatures, dry and harsh pasture. Quantities and qualities of meat is excellent and regarded as a culinary specialty uni colour: white, sometimes black, brown or grey 2 0 Rams have robust horns. 63.6 55.8 50.8 38.6 Head is of medium size, sheep have a straight profile line, and in rams slightly curved. Rams have strong horns, sheep mostly hornless. Ear placed straight. Body of Dalmatian pramenka is proportionally built. Neck is of medium length. Ridge is well exposed, and back line is straight. Legs are firm and strong. Wool is of open type with pointy strains. Native y domestic breed It is supposed that the Dalmatian pramenka was created in the area where it is bred today. Dalmatian pramenka is bred in a wider area of Velebit (Bukovica, Zrmanja, Jasenice, Starigrad, Karlobag), then in the area of Bukovica toward Knin, in Krka national park, hills of Dinara, Kamešnica and Biokovo and some mid-dalmatian islands (Brač, Hvar, Vis, Kornati) and in coastal area of Zadar, Šibensko Kninska and Splitsko Dalmatinska County. coarse/carpet 100 150 180 60 120 170 Body mass of sheep ranges from 30 to 40 kg, and rams 45-55 kg. It is a late maturing breed. Colour of wool is white, although in a significant percentage of head with black colour appear, and in a smaller percentage with brown and grey colour. Adult sheep weigh 35-40 kg and rams 55-60 kg. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep East Friesian sheep eng. East Friesian Istočno-frizijska ovca Locally adapted 188 241 6.58 2.62 5.23 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Istrian sheep eng. Istarska mlijecna ovca, Istrian Milk Sheep, Istarska Pramenka Milk 1995: There are two types of Istrian sheep in Croatia. The bigger type is 69-70 cm tall with a weight of 50-70 kg. The whiter height of the smaller type is 55 cm and the weight is 30 kg. According to Karaman et al. (1993) there were only 20 animals of the smaller type left in Croatia. Heat resistance is reported for this breed. The animals resist to shortage of water supply. The traditional semi-hard, high-fat sheep cheese is produced; 15 to 20 kg of cheese could be produced per sheep. multi coloured: spotted, predominantly white with black or brown spots 0/2 0/2 78.1 73.5 76.7 67.4 convex profile of the head, rather long tail, fleece is of an open type and the abdomen is mostly bare black spots on the head, head is placed on a long neck with distinctively protruding line of the nasal bone,ears are horizontal and side-positioned Native y 1998 domestic breed Appearance of the Istrian sheep indicates that it is a Mediterranean type of sheep influenced by some Italian breeds, Gentile di Puglia and Bergamo sheep. Istrian sheep is bred in the area of Istria. wool 145 100 200 180 100 240 8 5 0.89 6 Fertility of Istrian sheep is 130-150%, and the body mass of lambs aged 45-60 days is 15-18 kg. The sheep are of average body weight of 70kg, and rams weigh up to 100 kg. This breed belongs to the group of sheep of combined production characteristics meat-milk. During the 200 day of lactation the average milk production is over 200kg. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Sheep Jezersko-Solčava sheep eng. Solčavsko-jezerska Locally adapted local No Material atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Sheep Krk island sheep eng. Sheep of the Island of Krk, Krčka ovca 0 0 55 35.6 Krk island sheep is petite, but of proportional and firm body structure. Lively and resistant. Sheep are mostly white, rarely black, grey or brown. Head is small, of straight profile and hornless. Ram have a convex nose bone profile and mostly are with horns. Fleece semi closed to closed. Head and legs are mostly white with the fact that on the legs, head, earlobes black, brown or grey spots can appear. Native domestic breed Given its present characteristics it is visible that cross-breeding with fine-fleece breeds played an important role in its creation. Krk island sheep is bred on Island Krk. Adult sheep weigh 33-38 kg, and rams 50-55 kg, which shows that through feeding and selection good production results can be achieved. Fertility ranges up to 110% and body mass in lamb aged 3-4 months amounts 25-30 kg. Krk island sheep is a breed of combined production characteristics. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Lacaune eng. Lakaun Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Sheep Lika pramenka sheep eng. Lička pramenka Native 210 138 7.35 0.89 6.12 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Merinolandschaf eng. Merinolandschaf Merinolanšaf Locally adapted regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Pag island sheep eng. Paška ovca Milk High heat tolerance and adaptation to the local karst region are reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 2 0 63.2 56.1 51.7 43.1 Pag island sheep is somewhat smaller than other island breeds of sheep. Head are mainly white coloured, and in approximately 2% black units appear which are rarely left for breeding. The body of Pag island sheep is built proportionally with medium emphasis of depths and widths. Neck is of medium length and muscular expression. Ridge is expressed and a bit lower than the lower back, so the back line slightly ascends towards the lower back. Back line is straight. Legs are firm and strong, perfectly coordinated movements and regularly not covered with wool in the lower part. Hooves are firm and symmetrical. Head is of medium size, noble look and properly dimensioned. Facial profile is straight, and in rams slightly convex. Ears are of medium size (5-7 cm) half sticking out, mostly covered with white hair. Sheep are usually hornless, while rams mostly have firm and well developed horns. Tail rarely reaches bellow the ankle joint. Body of the Pag island sheep is covered with closed to semi-closed fleece of mixed wool. In some head the fleece is more open which confirms that originally the Pag island sheep was pramenka. The largest number of sheep is white, and black specimens appear or white with darker impurities is quite rare. Native y domestic breed Pag island sheep belongs to the group of merinised prameka of Pag island. By changing production goals in the past and breeds used to influence the present shape of today's Pag island sheep has changed. During the period of high market demand for wool, cross-breeding with merino sheep occurred, having a crucial impact on the present shape of Pag island sheep. Pag Island wool Fertility of Pag island sheep is approx. 120%, and lactation lasts approx 180 days during which the Pag island sheep produces 80 to 150 litres of milk and more. Basic production goal of Pag island sheep breeders is milk production which is purchased by larger cheese factories on Pag island or it is being processed into the well known and appreciated full-fat hard cheese of Pag island. The animals endure a lack of water supply. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Rab island sheep eng. Škraparica, Rapska ovca 0 0 65.5 56.8 57.7 35.5 Rab island sheep is petite, but of proportional and firm body structure. The body is proportionally built, with medium expressed depths and widths. The neck is of medium length and muscular structure. The ridge is well expressed. Legs are firm and strong with symmetrical and firm hoops. Head is small, of straight profile and hornless. In rams the profile of the nose bone is slightly convex and mostly with horns. The fleece is semi-closed. Sheep are mostly white. Head and legs are mostly white with the fact that on the legs, head, earlobes black, brown or grey spots can appear. Native y domestic breed No exact data on creation of the Rab island sheep. Given the fleece the influence of fine fleece breeds used during creation of the Rab island sheep, is obvious. Rab island sheep is a breed of combined production characteristics - for meet, milk and wool production. Today the Rab sheep is mostly bred exclusively for meat production - lamb. Fertility ranges up to 110% and body mass in lamb aged 3-4 months amounts 25-30 kg. local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Croatia HRV Sheep Romanov sheep eng. Romanov Romanovska ovca Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Ruda sheep eng. Dubrovačka ruda ovca, Sheep of Dubrovnik, Ruda ovca Wool 2005: Source of data: Croatian Livestock Center The breed is adapted to arid areas and shows a high heat tolerance. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: spotted (10%) 0 0 65 60.1 55 47.9 "Dubrovnik ""ruda"" is medium developed and proportionally built. Dubrovnik sheep is in most cases white (around 9'%), and to less extent black." Native y domestic breed It is supposed that it was created during the Dubrovnik Republic with crossbreeding sheep of domestic pramenka with merino rams, which were imported by Dubrovnik merchants because of the value of its wool from Spain, Portugal and Italy. Dubrovnik ruda is bred in a narrow coastal strip of the Pelješac peninsula to the border with Montenegro. wool Priority in breeding in this area compared to other breeds the Dubrovnik ruda gained due to its fine wool and a slightly higher milk production (120-160 litres in lactation). Fertility of sheep is 120-150% and the lambs in age of 35-45 days reach a body mass of 12-15 kg, and in age of 3-4 moths 25-30kg. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Croatia HRV Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Travnik pramenka eng. Travnička pramenka Native local No Material atRisk critical -Croatia HRV Sheep Tsigai eng. Arising in better feeding conditions, it received a larger frame. Weight: 84/65 kg, wither height: 85/78 cm (males/ females); mostly white, black or brown sheep are rare. Head, ears and legs are black pigmented. Ears big, lop. Ewes don’t have horns, while rams can be with or without horns. Lambs, when brought forth are grey and that colour is lost in four months at the latest. Half-closed fleece, funnel-shaped or cylindrical tussocks. Utilization: milk, lambs. Tsigai Cigaja Tzigai is a breed with combined production characteristics - meat, milk and wool production. 75.9 67.8 Tzigai is a large breed, of firm body structure and strong constitution. The body is of medium length, but relatively narrow and of rectangular shape. Sheep are hornless, but rams can have horns. Ears are big and often lop-eared. Head, ears and legs are black. Lambs are mouse grey on birth. This colour is lost in time, so that by four months of age lambs get the white colour of the wool. Native y domestic breed Tzigai is one of the oldest breeds of sheep. Created in Asia Minor it spread to the Balkans and the entire Europe. Slavonia Tzigai in lactation can give up to 120 litres of milk, today it is exclusively bred for meat production - lamb. Adult sheep weigh 50-65 kg, and rams 70-100 kg, which shows that through feeding and selection good production results can be achieved. Fertility ranges from 140-180%, and body mass of lamb in age of 3-4 months amounts to 30-35 kg. international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Sheep Virtemberška ovca cro. Merinolandschaf Merinolandschaf, Württemberg Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 83 72 120 100 Locally adapted 1991 domestic imported from Germany lowlands in eastern part of Croatia wool regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Croatia HRV Turkey Zagorje turkey eng. Zagorski puran Meat This breed resists cold and adverse weather conditions. The females are known as good brooding hens. indigenous Most frequent is the bronze, and the rarest is the black, while light and grey type appears more openly. Feathers on the neck, chest and back of the bronze type is distinct black with green glow. Feathers of the underbelly and thighs is almost black, with no glow, and black-brown-ashy on bends. Wing feathers are ashy black with white stripes and black rims. Tail feathers are black-brown with light brown stripes ending with white rim. Black type of the Zagorje turkey is completely covered with black feathers, and no other colours. Grey type of the turkey has a basic black colour on the neck, chest and back, sparkled with white feathers, which makes it seem grey, while tail feathers are similar to the bronze type. Feathers of the light type is white on the back, tail and wings, sprinkled with light brown, grey or black feathers. 8 4 Females are in all types significantly smaller than male turkeys and their feathers are with no glow. Females are more tame and calmer, while male turkeys are aggressive and do not tolerate competition. Males in age of 28 weeks reach an average body mass of 6,5kg and female turkeys in average 4,0 kg. According to the study conducted in Zagorje in 1999, average weight of adult animals is 3,9± 0,6kg for female, and 6,9 ± 1,3 kg for male turkeys. Female turkeys lay in average 15,65 eggs during the season, and 80% hatch. Native n domestic strain Zagorje turkey same as other breeds of turkey originate from Mexican and North-American wild turkey where they ancestors live in wild today. By the end of 15 and beginning of 16 the century turkey came to Europe on the Spanish navy ships, first to Spain, then it spread to other western European countries, and later to Podunavlje area. In the area of Hrvatsko Zagorje it has been bred for centuries, the climate and the way of keeping made a significant impact to the specific features of turkeys from this area. Hrvatsko Zagorje 20 7.5 5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Ass BouriK Creole Transport local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported 1938 Central plateau and northern parts of country international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1970s south international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Cattle Bèf Créole Créole Carting, DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, Savings Security, SkinsHides local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Cattle Créole fr. Creole Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Haiti HTI Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1940s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1970s south international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Meat 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1940s south international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Cattle Nellore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1940s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Chicken Hendrix Bovan Goldline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Brown Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Chicken Sex link eng. Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported by Ministry of Agriculture (MARNDR) and certain local and international NGOs; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported by Ministry of Agriculture (MARNDR) and certain local and international NGOs; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian Meat uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied, very variable 2 2 50 short hair, pointy ears, presence of tassles on some individuals domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf north-east, north-west plains of cul-de-sac (west); plains of d'Aquin (south) hair 11 13 1.75 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Goat Kabrit Créole Criollo regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Goat Nubien Anglo-Nubian Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported by Ministry of Agriculture (MARNDR) and certain local and international NGOs; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Horse Chwal Créole Cheval local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Horse Créole fr. Creole Riding (work) domestic breed imported (brought by the Spanish colonisers), locally adapted regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Pig Créole Guadeloupe fr. Meat domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1988 local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Pig Duroc Jersey Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1980s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Pig Gascon Chinois fr. Meat domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1988 local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Pig Gascon x Chinois x Créole fr. Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1988 local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Pig Haitian eng. Haitian domestic breed regional No Information extinct extinct extinct -Haiti HTI Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1980s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1980s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Pig New Haitian eng. New Haitian domestic breed After the stamping out and subsequent extinction of the Haitian Pig between 1978 and 1982, a group of French scientists have re-created a peasant pig by crossing traditional breeds from three continents. - weaned per litter per sow per year: 5.6
- number of litters per sow per year: 1.22
regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Rabbit Californienne fr. California Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Rabbit Créole fr. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Haiti HTI Rabbit Géant des Flandes fr. Géant des Flandres Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Haiti HTI Rabbit Noézélandais blanc fr. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Sheep Créole fr. Criollo Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed arid areas kept in herds of 7-25 animals international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Haiti HTI Sheep Mouton Francais local No Information unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Ass Hungarian Plain Donkey EN grey, brown, black 130 110 Native y domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat Hereford, angus and galloway account for 22% of the domestic cow stock used for meat production. 0 0 Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Aubrac fr. meat Locally adapted y 2003 domestic breed originally from France 39 36 378 10 temperature and stress tolerant local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Cattle Ayrshire Ayrshire Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Belgian White-Blue eng. Belgian Blue Kék belga Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Blonde d'aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Meat Limousin and Blonde account for 15% of the domestic cow stock used for meat production. 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Brown swiss eng Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat Charolais account for 17% of the domestic cow stock used for meat production. uni coloured: yellowish 0/2 0/2 10% polled 148 135 1400 700 Locally adapted y domestic breed imported from France - weight at 205. day: 249 kg;
- daily gain during test period: 1463 g;
- daily gain - life time: 1297 g;
international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Hereford, angus and galloway account for 22% of the domestic cow stock used for meat production. 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat Hereford, angus and galloway account for 22% of the domestic cow stock used for meat production. uni coloured: dark red with white stripe along the back 0/2 0/2 20% polled 136 127 800 500 Locally adapted y domestic breed imported from UK, USA, Canada - weight at 205. day: 221 kg;
- daily gain during test period: 1376 g;
- daily gain - life time: 1236 g;
international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Holstein-friz hun. Holstein (black and white) Holstein-Friesian Milk In 2003, of the registered dairy cow stock, 85% are pure varieties Holstein Friesian with high blood proportion, created through constant crossing in the sixth generation. There are approximately about 250,000 cows of dairy Holstein Friesian. This breed is known for its high milk yield. multi coloured: black and white or red and white 0 0 142 1300 700 Locally adapted domestic breed imported from USA, Canada, The Netherlands 7367 3.73 - 305 day milk yield: 7098 kg;
- 305 day fat yield: 254.4 kg;
- 305 day protein yield: 228.5 kg;
international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Jersey Jersey Milk 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Limousin eng. Limousin Meat Limousin and Blonde account for 15% of the domestic cow stock used for meat production. uni coloured: red 0 0 149 133 1300 700 Locally adapted y domestic breed imported from France - weight at 205. day: 198 kg;
- daily gain during test period: 1450 g;
- daily gain - life time: 1196 g;
international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Lincoln Red eng. Lincoln Red TouristAttraction TouristicPotential Its meat is used to produce Hungarian specialty products. 0 0 800 500 Locally adapted domestic breed 36 32 international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Hungary HUN Cattle Magyar Szürke hun. Hungarian Grey Hungarian Grey Meat 1999: Hungarian Grey account for 12% of the domestic cow stock used for meat production. The breed is known for its adaptability towards extreme climatic conditions. This breed is reported to be resistant to foot and mouth disease (FMD). The females are known for calving ease. utilization of poor pastures and wetland uni coloured: blue, grey comment: males are darker (black around eyes and black scrotum) 2 2 long horns (70-80 cm) 150 136 800 525 Native y 1900 domestic breed indigenous breed indigenous breed of Podolic origin Great Hungarian Plain The animals endure poor pastures. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Magyartarka hun. Simmental Hungarian Fleckvieh, Hungarian Simmental, Hungarian Spotted, Hungarian Pied Meat Until the mid-1970's, more than 90% of all cows in the country belonged to this variety, then, proportionately with the increasing specialisation, its significance diminished. Hungarian Simmental is registered as an endangered variety. There are approximately about 100,000 of the Hungarian Simmental with dual purpose. Hungarian Simmental for dual purpose accounts for 17.7% of the total cattle stock. provides excellent quality meat multi coloured: yellow or red spotted 0 0 154 138 1200 660 There are two types: milk-meat type and meat type Native y domestic breed descended from Hungarian Grey graded to Simmental. held by small producers. - 305 day milk yield: 4540 kg;
- 305 day fat yield: 176.2 kg;
- 305 day protein yield: 153.6 kg;
international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Cattle Meuse-Rhine-Yssel (MRY) NL Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Cattle Murrey grey Hungarian Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Cattle Svéd vörös Hungarian Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Cattle Wagyu (japán fekete) Hungarian Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Chicken Avicolor eng Locally adapted local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Chicken Babolna Tetra-SL eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Tetra-SL Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Bovan Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Eggs domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Chicken Bábolna domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Chicken Bábolna Harco Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Bábolna tetra SL Longlife laying Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Cobb 500 Hungarian Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Elma Brown Hungarian Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken FARM eng Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Fehér erdélyi kopasznyakú hun. White Transylvanian Naked Neck Eggs The population is part of the Hungarian Chicken Conservation Programme supervised and partly financed by the National Institute of Agricultural Quality Control in Hungary. Presently two stocks are maintained: Institute for Small Animal Research, Gödöllö and I. Szabolcs, Debercsény (private farm). The breed is resistant to heat stress and a general resistance is reported. Early sexual maturity of the males is reported for this breed. indigenous 2.1 1.6 naked neck (100%) Locally adapted domestic breed The origin of this breed is unknown. 78 4.5 5.5 The breeding season lasts from January till July. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Chicken Fehér magyar hun. Hungarian White Eggs The population is part of the Hungarian chicken conservation program supervised and partly financed by the National Institute of Agricultural Quality Control in Hungary. Presently two stocks are maintained:- Institute for Small Animal Research, Gödöllö- I. Szabolcs, Debercsény (private farm) A general resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Early sexual maturity of the males is reported for this breed. indigenous 2 1.46 Native domestic breed The origin is unknown. 82 4.5 5.5 The breeding season lasts from January till July. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Chicken Fekete erdélyi kopasznyakú hun. Black Transylvanian Naked Neck Eggs The population is part of the Hungarian Chicken Conservation Programme supervised and partly financed by the National Institute of Agricultural Quality Control in Hungary. Presently two stocks are maintained:- Institute for Small Animal Research, Gödöllö and I. Szabolcs, Debercsény (private farm). Resistance to heat stress is reported for these animals. A general resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Early sexual maturity of the males is reported for this breed. indigenous 2 1.52 naked neck (100%) Locally adapted domestic breed imported from Transylvania in 1970s 1970's 64 4.5 5.5 The breeding season lasts from January till July. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Chicken Fogolyszínű magyar tyúk Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Gödöllõi New Hampshire hun. Gödöllõ New Hampshire (Brown), Gödöllõ New Hampshire (White) Eggs Chick sexing is possible for this breed. middle level 2.6 1.9 Locally adapted domestic variety The original population was imported from Landesmann Breeders (Austria) in 1958. 1958 Gödöllõ 205 5.5 5.5 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Chicken Gödöllői Fehér Plymouth hun Plymouth Rock White plymouth of Godollo Eggs Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken H&N Brown Nick eng Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Hisex Brown Hybrid eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Hy-line Brown eng Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Kendermagos erdélyi kopasznyakú hun. Speckled Transylvanian Naked Neck Meat The population is part of the Hungarian Chicken Conservation Programme supervised and partly financed by the National Institute of Agricultural Quality Control in Hungary. Presently two stocks are maintained:- Institute for Small Animal Research, Gödöllö and Debrecen University of Agricultural Sciences, Hódmezõvásárhely. A general resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Early sexual maturity of the males is reported for this breed. indigenous 2.3 1.61 naked neck (100%) Locally adapted domestic breed The origin of this breed is unknown. 79 4.5 5.5 The breeding season lasts from January till July. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Kendermagos magyar hun. Hungarian Speckled Meat A general resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Early sexual maturity of the males is reported for this breed. indigenous 2.3 1.72 Native domestic breed The origin is unknown. 90 4.5 5.5 The breeding season lasts from January till July. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Master Gris int Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken New Hampshire of Hogyész eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Chicken Redbro int Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Ross 308 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken S757 int Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Sasso int Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Shaver Starcross eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Chicken Sárga magyar hun. Hungarian Yellow Hungarian Yellow Meat indigenous 2.4 1.61 Native domestic breed The origin is unknown. 83 5.5 5.5 The breeding season lasts from January till July. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Tetra Blanca Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Tetra H hybrid eng. Eggs Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Tetra HB Color hun Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Tetra L Superb Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Chicken Zengő Plymouth hun domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Dog Hungarian houn hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Dog Hungarian vizsla hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Dog Komondor hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Dog Kuvasz hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Dog Magyarországi Drótszőrű Magyarvizsla Tenyésztők Egyesülete Hungarian local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Dog Mudi hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Dog Puli hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Dog Pumi hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Dog Transylvanian kopó hun. This breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Cherry Walley SM 3 Medium Hungarian Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Cherry Walley SM 3 heavy Hungarian Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Cherry-Valley Super M-2 eng. Cherry-valley super M-2 Meat Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Fehér magyar kacsa hun White hungarian duck white, brown Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Grimaud Star 53 Hungarian Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Hubbard flex int Locally adapted local No Information atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) K-94 of Szarvas eng. Szarvasi K-94 Lard Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Pekingase Delaco eng. Pekin Delaco pekingi Meat Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Pekingase Duck of hortobágy eng. Hortobágyi pekingi kacsa Meat Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Pekingase of Sásd eng. Sásdi pekingi Meat Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) ST 5 Lourd int Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Seddin Vital eng. Meat Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Stimul MG int Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Stimul MG as int Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Sásdi barbarie hun Sásdi májhybrid Lard Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Tarka magyar kacsa hun Native domestic breed from 2005 local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Duck (domestic) Wichmann M14 Hungarian Exotic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Delaco Mulard eng. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck White Mulard eng. Fehér mulard Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck White Mulard Hytop 42 eng. Hytop 42 fehér mulard Lard domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goat Alpesi Hungarian local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Alpesi Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goat Anglo- núbiai Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Goat Boer eng Boer búr kecske Milk Boer goats commonly have white bodies and distinctive brown heads meat brown or white 0 0 122 100 they possess long, pendulous ears Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic. was developed in South Africa in the early 1900s for meat production international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goat Hungarian plain goat eng. magyar parlagi kecske Milk 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed 1915 small isolated stocks. local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Goat Murcia-Granadai Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Goat Saanen Saanen Szánentáli kecske Milk Saanen does are known for their ease of management in herds, mellow temperaments and adaptability, as well as their production abilities white, cream 0 0 The profile of the head is straight or dished (concave), with erect, forward-pointing mid-sized to large ears. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic. The Saanen breed was originally developed in Switzerland international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Ditmarsch eng. Ditmarschi Moorho, Moorho domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Dunai Lúd Magyar Egyes Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Fodrostollú lúd hun. Hungarian Frizzled Goose Fancy 6.5 5 frizzled feathers Native domestic breed indigenous breed of uncertain origin 10 10 There is a strict seasonality of reproduction in goose. The sexual activity and laying starts in January, as the days get longer. The birds can reach sexual maturity even after 6 months, however, according to the breeding technique used in Hungary, they are hatched in April, so they get sexually mature in 10 months. (if they are hatched a few months later, the time to maturity can be shortened in certain breeds). local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Giant White of Andocs eng. Andocsi óriás fehér domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Golden Goose W Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Goose of Babat for liver eng. Babati májhybrid Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Gourmand SI 14 for liver eng. Gourmand SI 14 máj Meat domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Grey Goose of Orosháza eng. Orosházi szürke domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Grey Landes of Babat eng. Babati szürke landesi domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Grey Landes of Bábolna eng. Bábolnai szürke landesi domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Grimaud G 35 Hungarian Exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Grimaud G 36 Hungarian Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Hortobágyi fehér lúd Hungarian Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Hungarian Goose of Orosháza eng. Orosházi magyar lúd domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Hungarian White eng. Magyar fehér domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Hungavis Combi eng. Hungavis combi domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Hungaviy Brown Goose Hybrid eng. Hungavis barna lúdhybrid domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Improoved Goose of Komád eng. Komádi nemesített domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Improved Hungarian Goose of Babat eng. Babati magyar nemesített domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Integral MB09 hun Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Integrál MB09 hun Locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Kolos Grey eng. Large Grey Kolos szürke domestic breed regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Kolos Pannon eng. Kolos pannonlúd domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Kun Goose eng. Kun lúd domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Landeszi hun. Landaise Landaise, Landi Feathers 5.5 5.7 domestic breed imported from France 10 10 As in other goose breeds the age of maturity depends on the season. In Hungary gooslings are hatched in April and start to produce in the next January.The birds are kept as good fatty liver producers either in pure state or in crossing with other breeds. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Lippitsch Goose Hybrid Lippitsch lúdhybrid domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Magyar lúd hun. White Hungarian White Hungarian Feathers The breed is well adapted to the local environment. 5.7 5.2 Native domestic breed indigenous breed Hungarian goose breed 10 10 The breed is used for fatty liver production either as male partner with Landaise breed or alone. The birds produce good quality white feathers. As in other goose breeds the age of maturity depends on the season. In Hungary gooslings are hatched in April and start to produce in the next January. international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Maxipalm Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Medioplam domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) Mezohék DC Mezohéki DC domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) White Emden of bábolna eng. White Emden Bábolnai emdeni fehér domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) White Goose of Szentes eng. Szentesi fehér) domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) White Goose of Zagyvarékas eng. Zagyvarékasi fehér lúd domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Goose (domestic) White Kolos eng. Kolos fehér Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Guinea fowl Hungarian Blue Grey eng. hortobágyi kékesszürke gyöngyös Native domestic breed Eastern Hungary local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Guinea fowl ISA ESSOR eng. Locally adapted domestic breed Eastern Hungary local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Guinea fowl Magyar parlagi gyöngytyúk hun Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Guinea fowl h l-5 Hungarian Hybrid eng. h1-5 hortobágyi hibrid Locally adapted domestic breed Eastern Hungary local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Horse Akhal teke Akhal-Teke Exotic domestic breed from Turkmenistan international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Appaloosa 500 430 leopard complex spotted coat, Striped hooves Locally adapted domestic breed from the USA local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Horse Arabian Thorough Bred eng Arab Hobby, Sport bay, chesnut 160 150 400 350 Locally adapted y domestic breed 1816 25 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Bardigiano pony 135 125 Locally adapted domestic breed from Italy local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Horse Connemara eng Connemara Pony Locally adapted domestic breed from Ireland international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse English Thorough Bred Thoroughbred Riding (sports) Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Fjord Fjord Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Fríz hun Friesian Hobby, Sport powerfully muscled, agile with elegant action, thick mane and tail, feather on lower legs Locally adapted domestic breed from the Netherlands international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Furisoso-North Star eng. Furioso-Northstar Sport In 2003, this breed is endangered. uni coloured: dark bay 165 161 520 480 Locally adapted y 1850 domestic breed composite of local breeds and Thoroughbred since 1950 from Hannoveraner (Germany), Throroughbred (United Kingdom) country-wide regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Gidrán hun. Gidran Gidran Hobby, Sport autochthonous breed see the general description The breed is known for its good adaptability to extreme factors. sport, hobby chesnut 170 160 500 400 Native y 1785 domestic breed composite of local breeds and one Arab Halfbred stallion 1785 since 1950, 6% from Shagya-Araber (Hungary), Englisches Vollblut stationary 1 1 2 regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Hafling Haflinger Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Hucul Hutsul Meat In 2003, this breed is endangered. In the last years there was a significant decline of the number of cold-blooded horse varieties in the southern part of Transdanubia. chestnut, black Native y domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Hungary HUN Horse Hungarian Sport Horse eng. 160 Native domestic breed small isolated stocks. local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Izlandi hun Iceland Pony Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Kisbéri-Félvér hun. Kisber Halfbred Kisber Halfbred Sport uni coloured: different shades of brown, grey 163 161 500 450 Native y 1860 domestic breed composite of Hungarian local horses and English Thoroughbred since 1950, 20-25% from Trakehner (Germany) eastern and western Hungary local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Lipicai hun. Lipitsa Lipitsa DraughtPower uni coloured: grey with a sleek coat and silky mane and tail
comment: foals born black, brown or grey, become white when 7 years old 159 156 500 420 Native y 1580 domestic breed composite of Neapolitan and other Spanish lines northern Hungary international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Hungary HUN Horse Magyar Hidegvéru hun. Hungarian Draft DraughtPower uni coloured: different shades of brown, grey 154 154 650 650 Native y domestic breed composite of Noric, Percheron, Ardennes and Hungarian late 19th century local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Nóniusz hun. Nonius Nonius DraughtPower Endangered breed The breed is well adapted to live under the locally prevailing marginal conditions. This carriage horse is frugal, surefooted and a good working horse especially for draught power. Furthermore it is well known for its stamina and handling ease. uni coloured: black, dark bay 165 162 600 550 slightly convex nose Native y 1785 domestic breed composite of local breeds, Anglo-Norman and Thoroughbred (United Kingdom) since 1950, 20% from Thoroughbred (United Kingdom) and Holsteiner (Germany) eastern Hungary regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Quarter eng. Quarter Horse Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Shagya Arab eng. Shagya Arab Shagya Sport sport uni coloured: grey, bay, chestnut 155 152 450 400 silky mane and tail, fine coat, small head, long neck Native y 1850 domestic breed composite of local breeds and Arab 1816 western Hungary international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Horse Shetland Pony Shetland Pony Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Horse Trotter Ügető Riding (sports) Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Horse Turáni ló Hungarian Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Horse Welsh Pony eng. Welsh Pony Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Muscovy duck Barbarie ST 4 Compact eng. Barbarie ST 4 compact Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Muscovy duck Barbarie of Sásd eng. Sásdi barbarie Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Muscovy duck Delaco barbarie eng. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig Belga Lapàly Sertés hun. Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace Meat There are 81 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 0.16% of the total sow stock under central registration control. uni coloured: white lop forward ears, yellow nails Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Hungary HUN Pig Black Mangalitza Hungarian Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Pig Blond Mangalitsa Mangalitsa Blond Szőke Mangalica Meat The fat of Mangalitsa has gained popularity, as the fat contains unsaturated fatty acids. Native y domestic breed indigenous breed. Mangalitsa was created through the transformation of the varieties of Szalonta and Bakony kept in Hungary. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Dalland hybrid eng. Dalland There are 1591 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 4.30% of the total sow stock under central registration control. not available from 2006 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Hungary HUN Pig DanAvl Hungarian local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Dumeco eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig Duroc Sertés hun. Duroc Duroc Meat There are 231 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 0.62% of the total sow stock under central registration control. uni coloured: reddish brown lop forward ears Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Hampshire Sertés hun. Hampshire Hampshire Meat multi coloured: pied with white shoulder stripe and black nails small and erect ears Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Hungary HUN Pig Hungahyb There are 7070 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 19.09% of the total sow stock under central registration control. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig Hypor Hungarian local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig ISV Pannon hybrid There are 8045 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 21.72% of the total sow stock under central registration control. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig Kahyb Kahyb Meat There are 7821 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 21.11% of the total sow stock under central registration control. domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig Középtiszai hibridsertés hun Locally adapted y 2006 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig MNFxML F1 Hungarian local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Pig Magyar Lapàly Sertés hun. Hungarian Landrace Meat There are 3878 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 9.93% of the total sow stock under central registration control. uni coloured: white lop forward ears, yellow nails Locally adapted y domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Landrace was created through selection for variety, involving the crossing of the mixed Hungarian stock with English and other large white and landrace varieties. held by small producers (1-2 sows or 4-5 porkers per holding) local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Magyar Nagyfehér Hùssertés hun. Large White MNF, Hungarian Large White Meat There are 5138 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 13.87% of the total sow stock under central registration control. meat uni coloured: white erect ears, yellow nails Locally adapted y domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Hungarian Large White was created through selection for variety, involving the crossing of the mixed Hungarian stock with English and other large white and landrace varieties. mainly held by small producers (1-2 sows or 4-5 porkers per holding) international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Pic hybrid eng. PIC HY There are 584 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 1.58% of the total sow stock under central registration control. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Pietrain Sertés Meat There are 135 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 0.36% of the total sow stock under central registration control. uni coloured: white or grey with spots erect or lop ears pointing forwards Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Rattlerow Seghers hybrid eng Exotic y 2007 domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Rattlerow hybrid eng. There are 285 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 0.92% of the total sow stock under central registration control. not available from 2004 Exotic y domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig Red Mangalitsa eng. Mangalitsa Red Vörös mangalica Meat The fat of Mangalitsa has gained popularity, as the fat contains unsaturated fatty acids. Native y domestic breed indigenous breed. Mangalitsa was created through the transformation of the varieties of Szalonta and Bakony kept in Hungary. regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Pig Seghers hybrid eng. Seghers There are 1495 animals of this breed under registration control, which is a share of 4.04% of the total sow stock under central registration control. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Pig Swallow Bellied Mangalitsa eng. Mangalitsa Swallow Bellied Meat The fat of Mangalitsa has gained popularity, as the fat contains unsaturated fatty acids. Native y domestic breed indigenous breed. Mangalitsa was created through the transformation of the varieties of Szalonta and Bakony kept in Hungary. local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Pig TOPIGS hybrid Exotic y 2006 domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Pig Wild pig magyar Alentejana Native international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Hungary HUN Rabbit Danubia Alba Hungarian Locally adapted local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Rabbit Debreceni fehér hun local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Hungary HUN Rabbit Hycole medium hun local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Rabbit Hycole xxl hun local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Rabbit Magyar óriás hun local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Rabbit Pannon Ka hun local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Rabbit Pannon fehér hun Pannon hungarian y 2000 domestic local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Rabbit Pannon nagytestű hun local No Information atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Rabbit Zika hun local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Alföldi suta racka Hun Native local No Information atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Awassi Awassi Milk 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Berrichon du Cher Hungarian local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Sheep Blanc du Massif Central Hungarian local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Sheep British Dairy Sheep British Milksheep brit tejelő juh Milk 0 0 Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Hungary HUN Sheep Bábolna Tetra 0 0 Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Charollais eng. Charollais Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Cigàja hun. Tsigai Tsigai Milk The breed is known for its adaptability towards extreme climatic conditions. uni coloured: white with black face and feet 0 0 60 53 60 50 Native y 1974 domestic breed native breed. This breed was brought to the Carpathian region from the 13th century onwards. 13th century Szalkszentmárton, Orosháza wool 2.8 150 60 80 1.3 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Cikta hun. Cikta Meat The breed is adapted to extreme climatic conditions. utilisation of pure pastures uni coloured: white 2 0 55 47 37 45 erect ears Locally adapted y 1974 domestic breed This breed was brought to Hungary in the 18th century by German settlers. 18th century Tardosbànya wool 3.4 1.1 regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Sheep Dorper Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Fehér Dorper Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep German Black-Head Mutton Sheep German Blackheaded Mutton német feketefejű Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep German Mutton Merino German Mutton Merino német húsmerino Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Gyimesi racka Hungarian Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Sheep Hampshire Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Hortobágyi Magyar Racka hun. Racka Wool The breed is known for its adaptability towards extreme climatic conditions. utilization of pure pastures uni coloured: black, white 2 2 corkscrew - shaped; ram: angle of 120° between the two horns; 57 50 54 44 Native y 1800 domestic breed indigenous breed Hortobagy, Debrecen, Bugac wool 2.5 1.2 regional No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep J-AKI-1 domestic line Swedish Landrace x Hungarian Merino first generation in early 1980s; prolific dam line used in crossing with Suffolk local No Material extinct extinct -Hungary HUN Sheep J-AKI-2 domestic line Finnish Landrace x Hungarian Merino first generation in early 1980s; prolific dam line used in crossing with Suffolk local No Material extinct extinct -Hungary HUN Sheep Kékfejű húsjuh Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Lacaune fr. Lacaune Milk 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Landschaft Merino Merinolandschaf 0 0 Locally adapted domestic variety Merino variety regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Magyar Merino hun. Merino Hungarian Merino Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 spiral shaped horns 68 62 84 55 Native y domestic breed wool 5.5 1.5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Romanov Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Romney eng. Romney Wool 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Shropshire Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Southdown Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat multi coloured: white with black head and legs 0 0 90 68 big, long animals with lop ears Locally adapted y domestic breed wool international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Sárgafejű berke Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Tejelő cigája juh Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Texel dutch Texel Lard 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Sheep Wallisi feketeorrú juh Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Sheep Wendee-i húsjuh Hungarian local No Material atRisk critical -Hungary HUN Turkey BUT 9 Commercial strain- BUT 9 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Turkey BUT Big 6 Commercial strain- BUT Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Hungary HUN Turkey Bronzpulyka hun. Bronze Bronze Meat 1994: Seventy Bronze turkeys are kept in Debrecen and 80 in Kiskunság in closed breeding. indigenous 8 6 They are self-black and bronze in colour. Locally adapted domestic breed This breed was imported from England in the 18th century. The pure-bred population is now considered a native breed in Hungary. 18th century 32 6 6 international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Hungary HUN Turkey Hybrid Euro FP Commercial strain- Hybrid Euro FP Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Turkey Large White Hybrid Commercial strain- Hybrid domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Hungary HUN Turkey Rézpulyka hun. Copper Meat All the 50 registered Copper turkeys are kept in Bugac (Kiskunság, central Hungary) as a closed breed. indigenous 8 6 Native domestic breed The original population of turkeys was imported from Bosnia in the 18th century. Later they mixed with the imported Bronze turkey, which resulted in the Copper turkey breed. The pure-bred population is now considered as Hungarian indigenous breed. 18th century Bugac, Kiskunság, central Hungary 40 6 6 local No Material atRisk endangered -Hungary HUN Turkey but 8 eng. Commercial strain- BUT 8 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Anoa Indonesia Anoa-darat, Chamois Buffalo, Dwarf, Pigmy, Anoa-gunung Hobby These animals are well adapted to mountainous environments. uni coloured: black, brown with white marks on head and feet 2 2 front feet are smaller than rear feet wild species Sulawesi Anoa meat, horns and hide are valued throughout Sulawesi and they are hunted for sport. Their aggressive nature has prevented to use them as domestic animals. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Gayo meat producer, social, culture, labor, and economic uses Indonesian Kerbau Wild Water Buffalo Koro DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Hobby, MainUsePriority, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity, Transport Resistant to parasitic diseases (ticks and worms), High adaptation to changes in temperature and humidity, High fertility and annual calving, Estrus period of 22 – 96 hours. High adaptation to changes in temperature and humidity Resistant to parasitic diseases (ticks and worms) High fertility and annual calving Meat for traditional food Black coloured body with white stripes around the neck, chest surface, and legs. 2 2 Curved toward the back, up, and down. In small number for short straight down horns. 112.6 120.7 Long, big, sturdy head; concave lines; short and sturdy neck. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Asian swamp buffaloes long adapted on the west coast of Aceh. 2016 Bener Meriah, Central Aceh, and and Gayo Lues district in Aceh Province. 39 36 42 48 42 54 630 540 720 10 Traditional management. Live in groups in traditional management Estrus cycle of 19 – 25 days 1 1 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Jawa Indonesia Kebo DraughtPower 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Kalang Kalsel Special use for buffalo race. Indonesia Kalang is the name of floating platform house made of timber-logs where this local buffalo breed spending most times in swampy areas, especially during high tide. Swamp buffalo DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat, Savings Security, TraditionalCeremonies resistance to limited feed and turbid drinking water resistance to various parasitic diseases (ticks and worms). Having calm and tame temperament Skin color is mostly black and rather dark, with variation of grayish black or bluish black. In a small number are albino. For young buffalos (2.5 years),skin color is generally creamy or light brown, whilefor the olders are more brown colored blackish gray. 0 0 125 120 424.7 415.5 This animals phisically have large rounded rectangular body; long body cavity with a short neck; large head; long triangular and slightly convex face. Forehead is covered with dense hairs. Mouth is wide and blunt. Small eyes are round with a blackish brown color. Scrambled is large and widened out so a good paddling for swimming. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local buffalo breed is expectedly from plained-chinese swamp buffalo and brought by Chinese for hundreds of years, since the time of the kingdom of Banjar, and by generation adapted in South Kalimantan. In almost all districts in South Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan and also spread in East Kalimantan. 33 31 24 26 36 44 48 semi intensive management commonly extensive system local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Kalang Kaltim In many places the buffalo's head is used for a ritual ceremony before the start of constructing buildings. Indonesia Kalang is the name of floating platform house made of timber-logs where this buffalo breed spending most times in swampy areas, especially during high tide. Swamp buffalo Borneo Buffalo Fertilizer, GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, TouristAttraction The breed is well adapted to swampy areas. Animals of this breed are susceptible to Haemorrhagic Septichaemia and Fasciolasis. uni coloured: greyish to black; albinism occurs 2 2 curved horns that point horizontal backwards 125 120 400 300 Phisically having large rounded rectangular body; long body cavity with a short neck; large head; long triangular and slightly convex face. Scrambled is large and widened out so a good paddling for swimming. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed composite of South-east Asian buffalo and indigenous breed indigenous breed buffaloes, has been created long ago Only in Kalimantan, especially in siuth and central of Kalimantan where the area is swampy 17 15 33 30 36 32 43 36 50 300 170 43 The farmers prepare a floating platform made of timber-logs (called Kalang). The capacity of the Kalang is 60 to 100 heads of buffaloes.The buffalos come to the Kalang when the tide is coming. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Kuntu Indonesia Kuntu buffalo is domestication result of swamp buffalo and raised in Kuntu Darussalam District Hobby, MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity Light to dark grey skin color 500 450 Solid body conformation, less fat, and quite big Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Kuntu is a name of region where the buffalo raised, Kuntu Darussalam grazing area Kampar Kiri District local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Moa Indonesia Moa is the name of the island where this local buffalo breed naturally adapted. Swamp buffalo Oriory Meat, Milk, Savings Security, TraditionalCeremonies Skin color varies: Black, Grey, White, dominant black with white, dominant gray with white, dominant white with black, dominant white with gray. 2 2 Similar to U-shape horns in swamp buffalo with varying size. 128 119 310 304 Body is phisically similar to swamp buffalo. Locally adapted domestic breed This local swamps buffalo breed alreadyadapted for hundreds of generations in Moa Island, Southwest Maluku District, Maluku Province. Moa Island and a number of districts in of Maluku; and spread to NTT, NTB, East Java, South Sulawesi, Papua and East Timor. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Murrah India riverine buffalo Murrah Milk The breed is well adapted to plantation and rainfed areas. The first calving of this breed is earlier than in other buffalo breeds. The calves grow faster because of the higher milk yield in comparison to other breeds. Milk production of this breed is higher than of other buffaloes. This breed has a bigger body and heavier carcass than other Indonesian buffalo breeds. uni coloured: light to dark black 2 2 coiled horn shape 132 130 600 500 massive body, relatively big udder Exotic n domestic breed Imported from India since 1908. 1908 North Sumatra, Central Java, East Java 150 120 200 1000 600 1200 25 32 28 35 30 41 36 48 500 350 240 44 A high number of animals is kept by Indians within and arround plantation areas. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Pampangan Indonesia Pampangan is the name of local swamp buffalo in South Sumatera Province. Swamp buffalo Kerbau Lumpur, Swamp buffalo DraughtPower, Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity Good converter for main feed source of the weeds in swamp areas Highly specific adaptation to swamp land Resistance to lacal diseases Quite fertile red meat for traditional food milk for traditional food High weight and carcass percentage uni coloured: greyish to black 2 2 curved shaped horns that point horizontal backwards 125 120 450 350 relatively big udder Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Local swamp buffalo breed that are adapted long times in South Sumatra, This local buffalo breed comes into Bubalus bubalis sub generaor Indian buffalo that has evolved over many years, especially in Pampangan Subdistrict, OKI Distrct, South Sumatera. Especially Pampangan Subdistrict, then spread to Subdistricts of Jejawi, Lampam Pangkalan, Air Sugihan, Tulung Selapan and Pedamaran as well as to Districts of Banyuasin and OganIlir 650 550 700 4.5 18 16 33 30 36 32 43 38 48 300 180 43 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Simeulue Indonesia Local buffalo raised from generation to generation in Simeulue island of Aceh Province Kerbau Gunung Fertilizer, Hobby, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity Adaptable to parasite attack and heat stress High reproduction ability and at 33 – 35 months reach its first parturition Redish fur color and white color around the eye, mouth and forehead, and white color in all legs Having specific horn shape which in local language mentioned as “korok”, “sapang”, “lefe”, “kiwing”, and “sanggeng” Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Simeulue is the name of an island in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam Province Salang region, West Simeulue, Central Simeulue district, and Alafan district 27 25 36 42 33 20 20 28 20 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Sumatra-Barat Indonesia Swamp buffalo Kerbau Lumpur, Swamp buffalo Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, Savings Security 0 0 Locally adapted domestic West Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Sumatra-Utara Indonesia Sumatera Utara is the name of local swamp buffalo breed that are adapted by generations in North Sumatera Province. Swamp buffalo Kerbau Lumpur, Swamp buffalo DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, Savings Security 0 0 simillar morphology with swamp buffalo. Locally adapted domestic North Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Sumbawa Milk is made for candy and poding (called Palopo). as good plowing workers in wet paddy fields. Ability to work in paddy fields during rainy season by 16.7 days/ha and dry by 12.6 days/ ha. Indonesian Sumbawa is the name of Sumbawa District in Sumbawa Island where the buffalo is adaptable by generations Wild Water Buffalo DraughtPower, Hobby, Horns, MainUsePriority, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity Well adapted in two types of agro-ecosystem ie in wetlands and dry land Natural grassland (Rangeland) as places to live and grazing Sumbawa buffaloes Adapted well to wet land and dry land, especially in the islands of Sumbawa and surrounding areas. But fairly sensitive to limited feed shortage and heat stress. Good resistance to local diseases and parasite invasion. Relatively similar to swamp buffalo. Sumbawa buffalo has a compact body with full of meat. Male Sumbawa buffalo has a very sturdy body, compact, and short legs Generally, three types of skin color exist, i.e. pink, gray and black. There is white color at front of the head. 2 2 Most horns grow outwards and form a circle. Stem horn is round and blunt with gray color. 114.2 115.3 353 380 Body shape is compact and full of meat. Females have big rump. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local swamps buffalo breed adapted by centuries in Tana Samawa or Sumbawa Island in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) and other smaller Sundah islands. Mostly in NTB, and spread throughout the islands of Nusa Tenggara and various provinces in Indonesia; even to Timor-Leste. 500 600 700 130 100 150 4 18 16 33 30 29 31 47 38 50 510 11 300 175 50 Buffalo farmers in Sumbawa Island. Animals are allowed for freely grazing in he meadow (Lar) around small rivers. Buffalo races (preferred) especially just before the rice planting season as an attraction appreciated by local community and becaming a tourism object. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Buffalo Toraya In many places the buffalo's head is used for a ritual ceremony before the start of constructing buildings. In North-Sumatra, West-Sumatra and Toraja the people have the traditional habit to hang the horns of slaughtered buffaloes on the front side of their houses. In Java many handicraft artisans make objects out of the buffalo horns. Indonesia Body has various colour patterns. Swamp buffalo spotted buffalo, Tedong Bonga, Kerbau Belang MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, TouristAttraction, Transport High adaptability to locally tropical environment and local feed Good resistance to local disease and parasites Good fertility Toraya Buffalo is the most determine the degree of sanctity of a traditional ceremony. Body colors of black, gray, white and mixtures. As striped buffalo, this animals have large blotches, spots and small blotches. 2 2 Similar to swamp buffalo horn-shaped with curved horn side towards the rear. Horn size varies. 129 125 shapes a straight face Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local swamp buffalo breed adapted hundreds of years especially in Tana Toraja and North Toraja. Tana Toraja and North Toraja 32 32 42 420 360 semi intensive management semi intensive management and grazing management local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cassowary Kasuari indon. Cassowary Casuarius casuarius, Cassowary Animals of this breed produce brown meat which is very tasty. 90 80 A big ratite bird which can not fly. It has almost no wings and strong feet with three toes. Has a hard red pea comb and blue colour neck. Produce 5-9 eggs per annum. Egg weight 600-750 grams. Aru and Ceram Island (Maluku), Irian Island international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Aceh the meat taste better than other beef Indonesia Aceh is the name of the Province where this local beef breed adapted by generations. DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Fighting, MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity This breed is known for its heat tolerance. Resistance to various parasitic diseases (ticks and worms) and to infectious diseases (i.e. Surra, MCF) Fertility rate is very high Meat is preferred by Aceh community for traditional food uni coloured: white, greyish to reddish white with blurred white legs and belly 2 0/2 usual Zebu horn shape 116 102 253 148 Ligther color down the body (lower legs, chest, abdomen up to a part between rear legs), inside of ears, around eyes and upper lip periphery. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Composite breed from the crossing between Bos sumatraensis cattle from indonesia and zebu cattle (Bos indicus) from India. Mostly in 23 district in NAD Province as well as in North Sumatera 700 500 1000 4.5 22 18 18 16 23 20 33 29 36 500 220 47 Semi intensive management by cattle farmers Combination of housing and grazing management 1 3 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Bali Indonesian Indigenous cattle breed of Indonesia domesticated from the Banteng, a wild cattle species. Bali Bali Cattle, Bibos banteng, Balinese Carting, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction, Transport Bali cattel is widely distributed in Indonesia Native Indonesian cattle Good adaptability to cope severe environment, poor pasture or fodder as well as good heat tolerance High resistance to local diseases, but susceptible to MCF (sheep as carrier) and Jembrana disease. High reproductive rate White color with clear border (oval shape) on buttocks Black line on the back of female multi coloured Mainly reddish-brown turning black with white patches on hindquarters and legs for male; yellow-reddish-brown with white patches on hindquarters and legs for female. 2 2 sharp U-shape 265 450 475 250 Males and females have black line-color upper back Native y Wild Breed especially domesticated from bos banteng Domesticated before 3500 BC Bali, Lombok, Timor, Sulawesi, eastern Java, Kalimantan, Sumatra, in almost 26 of 27 Indonesian provinces back yard or farm yard production agro-industrial by-products transhumant 450 600 900 90 120 150 600 450 900 4 8 18 20 16 14 15 13 22 26 36 14.5 13 17 8 250 200 56 W7-15, 19, 20 W31-24 F24-367 Bali cattle are kept housed in back yards for a few months of the year, otherwise they are kept on pasture. 1 3 international Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Banteng (indon ) eng. Bos Sondaicus Schlegel and Müller, Bibos Banteng Wagner These animals are well adapted to minimum pasture and fodder conditions. Animals of this breed are highly productive. uni coloured: black or brown with white stockings, rump patch
comment: Males change their coloured from reddish-brown to dark-brown black with maturity 2 2 sharp U-shape 120 108 600 400 wild breed wild species Bos (Bibos) banteng, Bos (Bibos) javanicus (d'Alton) mainly in Ujungkulon, west Java, also Baluran, east Java 17 20 15 12 16 13 Banteng are living wild in the National Conservation Park at Ujungkulon (West-Java) and Baluran (East-Java). local No Information unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Brahman cross eng. Australian Brahman, BC Fertilizer, Meat Animals of this breed are known for their heat tolerance. This breed has a low reproductive ability. The fat content of the meat is relatively high. uni coloured: white, greyish-white, reddish-white or blackish-white 2 0 short horns 140 130 800 500 big and tall body with massive muscling and big head and hump Exotic n domestic breed composite of Bos indicus and Bos taurus, imported from Australia 1984 Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Nusatenggara 29 24 24 22 28 25 34 32 40 750 270 49 Animals of this breed are kept under intensive management in feed lots. Smallholders that live close by collaborate with the feed lots and receive input technology and feed stuff from the feed lots. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Australian Brangus Meat This breed is very tolerant towards heat. Animals of this breed need intensive tick and fly control. The reproductive ability of this breed is moderate. The meat quality is moderate. uni coloured: brownish-black to black 0/2 0 very short horns 135 127 900 550 big but not very tall animal with massive muscling; males: medium sized hump; females: no hump Exotic n domestic breed composite of Brahman (Bos indicus) and Aberdeen Angus (Bos taurus) originally imported from Australia: being developed in Peternakan Tri-S Tapos and on smallholder breeding farms in Lombok 1984 Bogor, west Java and Lombok, west Nusatenggara 30 24 22 20 25 22 31 30 35 850 390 52 Brangus cattle are usually kept under good management conditions. international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Donggala as a animals pullers carts that carry agricultural and plantation product Indonesia Local cattle in the Donggala District of Central Sulawesi Province Carting, DraughtPower, General, MainUsePriority, Meat, SavingSecurity length of productive life - The cow is able to give birth to 10 times very high tolerance to tropical climate resistance to local diseases and parasites fertility is quite good the presence of a large gelambir is capable to release body heat through evaporation more active sweat glands to release heat rapid body growth and large body size mostly white in color-gray and the others is brown and white plain color 2 0 / 2 horn shape is long and pointed 114 114 266 266 relatively small the body size, have a small Gumba and gelambir Locally adapted n Domestic Breed is the result of random cross between PO, Madura and Bali cattle Palu valley in Donggala district of Central Sulawesi back yard or farm yard production, semi-intensive agro-industrial by-products stationary 50 60 20 30 28 24 33 18 15 24 6 semi intensive management by farmers 1 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) English One breed of Bos Taurus dairy cattle. Holstein Friesian (black and white) Holstein-Friesian Meat, Milk Holstein-Friesian are well adapted to highlands above 700 m asl in temperatures ranging from 16-24 °C and rainfall of about 2000 mm per year. The breed shows a general resistance against diseases, but is susceptible to mastitis. The breed shows good reproductive abilities. It is a very good dairy breed. The milk contains an average fat percentage. multi coloured: black and white 2 0/2 close small horns 140 135 900 700 dairy conformation Locally adapted n domestic breed Holstein-Friesian have been imported from the Netherlands (since 1893), USA (1974,1990), Canada, Japan, Australia (1987) and New Zealand (1986) late 19th century Mostly in Java Island and in Very small number out of Java Island. 3000 2500 6000 270 260 320 3500 3000 6000 3.6 3 4.8 11 10 33 28 22 16 25 20 29 27 32 450 420 540 10 600 400 55 This breed is raised above 300m asl. By-products are used as fodder. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Hissar Indonesia Hissar Milking Zebu Milk uni coloured: white 2 2 small V-shaped horns that point outwards 135 126 550 375 zebu, dairy conformation n domestic breed This zebu breed has been imported from India. 1909 north Sumatera, west Sumbawa 1000 800 1600 120 150 180 800 600 1200 22 18 21 18 24 21 36 30 40 400 230 48 The majority of the population is kept by farmers in plantation areas. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Indonesian Simmental Cattle English Coat cover of Indonesian Simmental Cattle is red with white colour on the head, lower leg, and tip of the tale. Generally confromation of Indonesian Simmental Cattle is long, compact, and dense. Simmental The breed can be recomended for industrial crossing. These cattle are adaptive in heat tolerant The breed is known for its excellent growth, very good meat structure and good muscling. Hair colour of commonly redish-brown 0 0 113 261 Exotic y 1974 Domestic Breed in 1974 the simmental cattle entering indonesia to Padang Mangatas Breeding Center Western Sumatera from Australia 1974 Australia Padang Mangatas, West Sumatera Indonesia intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate stationary international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Jabres as a meat producer Jabres have a solid structure of meat. Indonesia Jabres stands for Jawa Brebes where Javacattle naturrally adapted by generations in Brebes Regency. Jawa Brebes Carting, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, RidingWork, Transport tend to resemble the Bali or Madura cattle based RFLP results showed that Jabres, Bali and Madura cows have kinship relations shown the similarity of DNA bands These cattle are highly heat tolerant. The reproductive rate is low. A strong draught animal highly appreciated by Javanese farmers. Quite high carcass percentages (51%). multi colour: Color varies from light brown, dark brown, red, brick, white, white-black to black with brown as a dominance. Partly having a white spot on the forehead. 2 2 Horns vary in size and shape. Horns shapestraight up, straight down, forward curve, down curve and others. 130 126 325 310 Slim and compact body shape, as well as leading-shaped box. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed result of inter-se mating of the crossing PO and Madura or Bali cattle Brebes district of Central Java 22 20 33 30 36 375 330 420 8 semi intensive management by farmers combination of animal house and pasture management 1 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Kuantan Indonesia Local cattle raised by people along the streamline of Kuantan river Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, RidingWork, SavingSecurity Tolerance to diseases caused by worm 0 / 2 0 / 2 160 150 Brownish white color is major color in the bull and the cow color vary from Redish brown, black, muddy brown, sorrel, brownish white and white Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Local cattle breed at Kuantan, an area along Kuantan river, Riau province Kuantan Singingi District, and Indragiri Hulu District, Riau Province local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Limousin eng. Limousin Limousine Milk Limousin need to be kept under good management conditions. Animals of this breed are susceptive against ticks and biting-flies. The meat is well marbled. uni coloured: dark brown 2 0/2 short open horns 133 129 850 550 n breed Tested bulls have been imported from New Zealand in 1987. 1987 Java, Sumatra, Nusa Tenggara 33 29 23 18 26 21 30 29 34 800 390 56 The animals are kept under good management conditions. international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Madura Madura cattle is also used for socio-cultural events such as the ‘Sonok’ cattle-contest and the ‘Karapan’ cattle racing contest. Indonesia Madurese, Madoera DraughtPower, Fancy, Fertilizer, General, Hobby, MainUsePriority, Meat, SavingSecurity, Sport, TouristAttraction Karapan is a traditional racing attraction in Madura. The cattle run pulling a non-wheel crate and a driver behind. Sonok is a cattle dancing attraction following traditional music when there is a Madurese traditional ceremony. Many of tourist are attending the Karapan and Sonok. This breed performs well under conditions of extreme heat and low fodder. uni coloured: chestnut with pale underparts 2 2 small horns 130 114 450 300 small body size with small hump. domestic breed Composite breed originated from the crosses of Bali, Jawa and Ongole (Bos-indicus) around 500 years ago in Madura Island. 500 years ago Madura island, Sapudi Island, Jawa and Kalimantan. 900 600 1200 160 140 180 750 500 1000 6 9 14 12 16 14 19 16 26 25 30 400 360 440 9 400 180 52 Animals of this breed are an attraction at shows and therefore they receive special treatmen e.g.brushed and get additional feed. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Pasundan Indonesia Local cattle in Pasundan, the name of a region in south area of West Java Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, Research, RidingWork, SavingSecurity Quite high feed efficiency to produce muscle conformation (very goodframe) Able to give birth 23 times during its lifetime, or on average 10 to 14 times Average carcass proportion 53% (bull) and 52% (cow) Having black line (eel strip) start from its back to the base of its tail, white color on its buttock down to the leg. In group, brown color more dominate than black and white 0 / 2 0 / 2 Short horn as dominant description 240 220 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Beef cattle raised by people at the forest buffer zone area along north Priangan Ciamis, Pangandaran, Tasikmalaya, Cianjur region, Sukabumi, Garut, Purwakarta, Kuningan, Majalengka 30 24 35 30 40 20 18 24 20 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Peranakan Ongole Indonesia Peranakan Ongole (Ongole Grade) is the name of crossbred cattle between Java cattle and ongole. Ongole Java-Ongole Cross, Javanese Ongole, PO, Upgrade Ongole, Brenggolo (java.) Carting, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity included in Bos Indicus famly has a good ability in tropical conditions and less of feed These cattle are highly heat tolerant. The reproductive rate is low. A strong draught animal highly appreciated by Javanese farmers. uni coloured: white, grey, greyish white, blackish white 2 2 zebu horn shape 135 125 500 350 Phisically seeming to Ongole cattle, i.e. large body size, short head with a curved profile, long hangingears, big eyes, bright skin around the eyes, large hump, and flabby skin folds under the neck. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Peranakan Ongole cattle was originated from the crossing between of Ongole and Javanese cattle 1905 Ongole cattle from India Mostly distribute across all provinces in Indonesia. 800 600 1200 120 100 160 700 500 1000 5 22 18 20 18 21 20 27 24 33 540 365 700 12 500 225 47 Aryogi , E.Romjali, Maryono and T Hartati, 2006. Program to strengthen beff cattle germ plasm (PenguatanPlasma Nutfah Sapi Potong) Final Report. Indonesian Beff Cattle Research Institute. farmers level at Situbondo Region, East Java Province Cattles are grazed at forestry areas around the village and fed only based on local forages The cattles usually used for draught animals as well as saving purpoises international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Peranakan Ongole Kebumen Meat production, economic value, social, superior bull Indonesia PO Kebumen Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides High adaptation from low to middle land and to low quality feed Traditional management with agriculture product and native grasses, Age of maturity 15 – 16 months, Birth weight 29.71 – 34.00 kg, Age of breeding anim 17.05 – 24 months, Age at first parturition 26.15 – 33.10 months, Parturition interval 13.43 – 15.25 months, Calving rate 70%, Calving interval 13.4 – 15.3 months, Age at first parturition 26 – 33 months, Relative resistant to tropical diseases and ectoparasites Breed manuscript for PO Kebumen (No. 358/Kpts/PK.040/6/2015 These cattle are highly heat tolerant. A strong draught animal highly appreciated by Javanese farmers. Hair colour of commonly white to grayish white, black nose and black tail. 0/2 0/2 Short horn; usually female with longer horn than male. 509.28 379.4 Medium size of hump, thick and folded wattle stretched from its chin to navel, black and flat snout Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Crossing native Java with imported Benggala or Ongole and adaptive for generation in local region. 1914 Central Java. 32 27 semi intensive management by farmers 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Pesisir (sum ) indon. Bantiang ratuih, Bos sumatraensis, Jawi ratuih Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity This breed is very heat tolerant. Tolerance to disease and ticks Early maturity and highly ferlitity Good quality of lean meat uni coloured: very variable, mainly yellowish-red 2 2 small horns 105 100 200 150 small animals Locally adapted n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Sumatera Island 700 550 900 120 180 600 450 800 4 8 13 11 13 11 15 12 24 21 30 12 330 390 8 200 80 54 Pesisir are almost all year round on free range. local No Information unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Pogasi Agrinak English Meat These cattle are highly heat tolerant. Hair colour of commonly white to yellow, white and black nose and black tail. 133.8 124.4 439.4 415.5 Rectangular shaped body with a larger front and oval face profile and flat forehead. Big size of hump (male) and medium size of hump (female). Thick and folded wattle stretched from its neck to navel, black and flat snout Locally adapted y 2002 Domestic Breed breeding of Ongole crossbred cattle with characteristics capable of utilizing high coarse fiber feed and low protein, higher performance, and body weight than Ongole crossbred cattle intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate stationary 25.9 24.6 29.5 396 55.78 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Indonesia IDN Cattle Rote Meat production and economic value Indonesia Rote DraughtPower, Fertilizer, MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity Parturition interval 17 – 19 months, Age at first parturition 3.1 – 3.3 years, Calving interval : 450 – 500 days, Estrus cycles : 18 – 26 days, estrus period 18 hours, Good animal in grassing system and walking ability for long distance to find water and feed resources. Resistance to parasite disease and well adaptability, Adaptive to tropical climate of Rote Ndao region, Very good worker for planting. Breed manuscript for Rote Ndao Cattle, Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture Decree No.: 41/Kpts/PK.020/1/2017 highly heat tolerance resistance to local diseases and parasites high fertility important role for culture (customs) White hair mixed with bold red or black stripped 0/2 0/2 Upside curve, long and compact horn 350 275 Varying on physical appearance, genetic composition and adaptability to local environment Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Crossing white haired Sumba – Ongole cattle with bali cattle and inter-se mating generations. Rote Ndao district, East Nusa Tenggara 15 14 18 15 18 30 27 36 22 7 semi intensive management by farmers 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Sahiwal Cross eng. SC DraughtPower This triple-purpose breed is well adapted to lowlands below 300m asl. uni coloured: mainly brown and brownish-black 2 0 open short horns 130 125 600 500 massive medium sized body, females have relatively big udders; males have medium size hump n domestic breed composite of Sahiwal (Bos-indicus) and Friesian Holstein imported from New Zealand since late 1985 since1985 north Sumatra, south Kalimantan, south-east Sulawesi 2100 1700 2500 220 180 260 1800 1500 2100 6 27 23 18 16 22 20 36 30 42 400 275 50 This breed needs more intensive pest control against ticks and biting flies. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Simmental cross eng. Meat Animals of this breed require more feed stuff in terms of quantity and quality in comparison to indigenous Indonesian cattle. This breed is susceptive to ticks and other tropical insects. The reproductive ability seems to be lower in comparison with indigenous Indonesian cattle. Simmental has a better meat quality in comparison to Ongole. uni coloured: brown to dark brown with white face 2 0 small horns 132 127 850 520 The meat is well marbled. n domestic breed imported from Australia (1984) 1984 The population is very scattered and mainly found in Java, Sumatra, Nusatenggara and Sulawesi. 1700 1400 2000 240 210 270 7 30 25 23 21 26 23 36 32 40 800 380 52 Usually farmers keep the Simental cross cattle under good management conditions in order to raise a better price. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Cattle Sumba Ongole Indonesia Ongole Bos indicus, SO Carting, DraughtPower, MainUsePriority, Meat, PackBaggage, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity, Transport The breed is very heat tolerant and well adapted to thrive on poor pasture. Strong, tame and docile temperament. uni coloured: white, greyish, blackish-white 2 2 short to medium horns 135 125 500 350 Zebu, big skeleton, strong muscles n domestic breed imported from India in 1904 and 1909 since 1904 Sumba Island, Maluku and Irianjaya 600 500 1000 145 120 170 5 10 20 16 24 22 29 26 41 35 50 20 16 24 10 300 200 46 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Cattle Sumbawa meat has a a good taste. Indonesian Sumbawa is the island name from where this breed originated Hissar Carting, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Hobby, MainUsePriority, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, RidingWork, SavingSecurity This breed is known for its heat tolerance. Resistance to various parasitic diseases (ticks and worms) and to infectious diseases (i.e. Surra, MCF) Fertility rate is very high Meat is preferred by Aceh community for traditional food Mostly white for female and gray white for male; and in a small part a combination of black and yellowish red 2 2 Horns have large and long sizes with smaller sizes for male than female. 150 140 400 300 Large, long and strong body; thick and smooth skin with many elastic folds; long neckand tapers toward the head. Having large and flabbygumba, as well as humped in male. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This breed is originally from Hissar cattle imported from India by the Dutch East Indies, then farmed by people in Sumbawa island 1908 From Punjab, India Sumbawa Island, West Nusa Tenggara Province 135 120 150 5 4 6 3 10 26 26 18 24 37 25 49 14 12 17 600 125 48 extensive management at beef cattle farmers Traditional management, all the day cattle are allowed for grazing in pastures. Extremely good adaptation in hot and dry temperatures. 1 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken AA-Brown Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken ASA eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Meat Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Abror Acress Brown eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Eggs Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Abror Acress Hysex eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Eggs Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Acoblack eng. Meat Exotic domestic strain local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Babcock eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babcock B.380 Eggs Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Babolna Harco eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Harco Eggs Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Bali Native domestic indigenous breed Bali local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Bangkok indon. Exotic domestic unspecific cross of Gallus gallus (ayam-Asia), Gallus soneratii (ayam-India), Gallus lafayeti (ayam-Ceylon), Gallus varius (ayam-Asean) and Gallus bankiva local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Banten Locally adapted domestic indigenous breed Jabar local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Batu Locally adapted domestic indigenous breed Sumbar local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Bekisar indon. Locally adapted domestic breed unspecific cross of Gallus gallus (ayam-Asia), Gallus soneratii (ayam-India), Gallus lafayeti (ayam-Ceylon), Gallus varius (ayam-Asean) and Gallus bankiva local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Berugo Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Bromo Meat Locally adapted domestic strain local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Bromo Putri indon. Eggs Locally adapted domestic strain local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Chicken Gaga' Chicken Gaga' Sidrap is often used as a chicken contest by local community because it has typical voice. For Bugis Ethnic, this chicken is also considered as symbols of social status, courage and heroism. Indonesia This native chicken breed has unique crowing where at end of the sound resembles person laughs. Ketawa Eggs, Fancy, Hobby, Meat single white yellow various colours indigenous There are five colors of feathers. 1) basic color is shiny white decorated in red, orange, black; 2) white, 3) basic color is shiny dark red, 4) basic color is black decorated with white spots and yellow and 5) basic colors of black decorated with light green or dark green. have a five type of cackcrow is garete’, gaga’ and dodo. Locally adapted domestic breed Gaga' Sidrap chicken derived from Indonesian jungle fowl in Indonesia and developed in Rappang Kingdom before the advent of Islam, in South Sulawesi, about 180 miles north of Makassar City. Especially in Sidenreng Rappang (Sidrap) Districts in South Sulawesi and distribute to other provinces in East and West Indonesia (Java, Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, Sumatera. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Gaok Indonesia Native breed chicken with long crowing from Sumenep District, East Java Province Eggs, Fancy, Meat, Research, SavingSecurity Adaptable to arid and dry environment in lowland and highland Disease resistant and tolerate to local environment Start laying eggs on 6-7 month of age, produce ± 30 eggs for 12 weeks Having long and melodious crowing, quite high on circumference of chest and body weight Long and melodious crowing Single Yellow Various color No special pattern Fancy Various color as ordinary local chicken and predominantly wild type with 70% barred plumage color. In the rooster almost have the uniform color that has a base color of greenish green with a silvery white yellow cover to almost 90% of the plumage 3.18 2.15 - Big strapping and stout body - Double red wattle - Yellow sturdy leg and beak - Round and slightly oval head Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus) brought from Kutai Kingdom then adapted to Puteran island environment conditions which were arid and barrens area, surrounded by beach and isolated. Potera island, Sumenep District, Madura islands. In Madura islands Gaok chicken are find in Gapurana vilage, included in Talango regency, Sumenep district. Gaok chicken also spread in Pamekasan district and Bangkalan district beside Poteran island and Sumenep district 120.8 46.7 3 Traditionally raised in the backyard Raised as fancy chicken or pets because of its unique crowing sound local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Chicken Hubbard Golden Comet eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hubbard Golden Comet Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Hutan-hijau Sumatera Indonesia Native domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Hutan-merah Jawa Indonesia Native domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Hutan-merah Sumtera Native domestic indigenous breed Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Hy-Line Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken IPB D1 English Eggs, Meat Single Grey Various color Characteristic of the feather color is mix of white, brown, black, and grey. Shank colors are dominated by grey, white, yellow, and black with the grey one is dominant. 1.18116 1.04092 In males and females, mostly single comb fraction, walnut comb, pea comb, and rose comb Locally adapted Domestic Breed 45.2 intensive concentrate stationary 0.0327 0.0327 6.75 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken KUB-1 The average egg production is 160 eggs/year , where as males are used for meat production with average body weighrt of 1.1 kg at 13 weeks of age. Indonesia "KUB-1 chicken is originated from the crossing among local chickens from Cianjur, Bogor, Jatiwangi, Ciamis and Depok districts. Continued by intense selection for egg productivity and shortened brooding periods for five generations. KUB-1 is abbreviation from ""Kampung Unggul Balitbangtan""." Eggs, MainUsePriority, Meat KUB-I population has been distribued widely in around 20 provines in Indonesia. Single Grey various colours No special pattern Middle level KUB-1 has dominant colours of black feather (64%), feather pattern of non bar (63%), bright gold flicker feather (75%); combination of black, green and grey shank (74%); single comb type (75%). 1.61 1.23 KUB-1 has slimp body shape as selected for egg trait. Locally adapted y 1998 Domestic Strain KUB-1 was developed by researchers at Indonesia Research Institute for Animal Production (IRIAP), Bogor, West Java 1998 The development program has distributed KUB-1 to 26 provinces in Indonesia namely Aceh, North Sumatera, West Sumatera, Bengkulu, Jambi, Lampung, South Sumatera, Riau island, Banten, West Java, Centreal Java, East Java, Yogyakarta special regency, Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, North Maluku, South Sulawesi, Gorontalo, Southeast Sulawesi, Maluku, Papua. 177 34 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Chicken Kampung Indonesia Eggs There is no specific standard for native chicken. The feather colours are varying, the skin is usually pale, have a black or white pale shank, and various types of comb. Locally adapted domestic Native Indonesian chicken. local No Material extinct extinct -Indonesia IDN Chicken Kate indon. Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed chicken breed, unspecific cross of Gallus gallus (ayam-Asia), Gallus soneratii (ayam-India), Gallus lafayeti (ayam-Ceylon), Gallus varius (ayam-Asean) and Gallus bankiva Bali local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Kedu - High egg production - The rapid growth Indonesia multiply in Kedu of Temanggung Regency Central Java Province. Cemani Eggs, Fancy, Hobby, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies single blue-black black self-black no special pattern Based on the distribution of feather color, the color is categorized as white, colored and black. 3.6 3 Body is compact with a big broad back. Head is round with a beak of having black or red color. Comb is thick, large and upright, with black or red color forming a single comb. Comb in females are no better develop as in males. Native n Domestic Breed the Indonesian Native chicken derives from the jungle fowl in India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and South East Asia unspecific cross of Gallus gallus (ayam-Asia), Gallus soneratii (ayam-India), Gallus lafayeti (ayam-Ceylon), Gallus varius (ayam-Asean) and Gallus bankiva and This local chicken breed was cultivated by Kedu community by generations in Central Java Province. Mainly in Temanggung, Magelang, Wonosobo Districts as well as in surrounding area in Central Java. This chicken also spreads to Klaten, Magelang, as well as out of Java Island such as in South Klaimantan and South Sulawesi. 100 200 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Kokok-Balenggek Crowing sound produced is very beautiful so potential to be used as a type of singer chicken. This chicken is the object of bioakustik crowing study because of its melodious voice. Indonesia Has characteristics of typical crowing sound, very melodic and composite-stacking, which can reach 24 syllables. AKB Eggs, Fancy, Hobby, Meat, Research Single Black Various color Fancy Body color pattern has many variations. Part is white to yellowish white. Coms has a bright red color, pial is red. Feather on the neck is red to white. Back feathers are red, yellow and black, chest hais are is black. Wing feathers are black and red. Tail feathers are shiny black. Legs are grayish black. Nails are white. Hair color on the chest, wings and tail are black, while the others are red. These characteristics is similar with Sumatera Red Jungle Fowl (Gallus gallus). 2 1.6 Quite long legs, sturdy and well built. Foot scales are neatly organized, with various color of white; yellow to black. Having a pair of pial, large and red. Mostly single comb and the rest is rose comb. Mostly single comb and the rest is ros. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Estimated as native chicken breed derived from the Red Jungle Fowl and naturraly adaptep in Solok, West Sumatera. West Sumatera 60 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Meat Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Merawang High egg production, Rapid growth, Low fatty, Religious ceremony for the Chinese community in Bangka Island Indonesia Merawang is the name of the village where this local chicken breed originated in Merawang District, Bangka, Bangka Belitung Islands. Eggs, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies High nutritious egg, less fat meat Single Yellow Yellow Brown Barred, Sex-linked Indigenous Have Colombian or golden feather pattern. Dominant feather color is brown, red and golden yellow, with columbian feathers, ie tip of the wings and tail are black. Sex linked feather color. In females, feather color is usually brown popcorn black, while males are reddish brown with black tail feathers. Skin, beak, and shank have white or yellowish color, while eye color is yellow. 3.6 2.3 Posture in males is large and strapping, while the shape of female body is smaller and compact, which shows the characteristics of productive layer and broiler good. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Originated from the species Gallus gallus-, family Phasianidae where this chicken is taken by tin miners from mainland China to Indonesia in the Dutch colonial period. Bangka Belitung Province, South Sumatera 165 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Merawas indon. Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed chicken breed, unspecific cross of Gallus gallus (ayam-Asia), Gallus soneratii (ayam-India), Gallus lafayeti (ayam-Ceylon), Gallus varius (ayam-Asean) and Gallus bankiva Jateng local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Nagrak Locally adapted domestic breed unspecific cross of Gallus gallus (ayam-Asia), Gallus soneratii (ayam-India), Gallus lafayeti (ayam-Ceylon), Gallus varius (ayam-Asean) and Gallus bankiva Jabar local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Nunukan - High egg production - Rapid growth, weight at age 6 months 3.5 kg and adult over 4 kg Indonesia Nunukan is the name of the District where this local chicken bred was originally formed in East Kalimantan. Eggs, Meat Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern comment: yellowish beak, red comb 1.7 1.4 - body shape of male strapping without a tail, females is smaller. - feathers first on the wings of male and tail can not grow perfectly even did not grow at all. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local chicken breed expectedly originated from the southern part of mainland China, which entered into Tarakan brought by Chinese immigrants through Tawao and Nunakan. This chicken long adapted in Tarakan and Nunukan, East Kalimantan. 1925 Tarakan and Nunukan Districts, East Kalimantan 182 100 140 47.8 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Pelung Pelung chicken has a melodious voice Indonesia distinctive, melodious, and long flowing voice of the rooster Melung Eggs, Fancy, Hobby, Meat, Research Adaptive to local environment Rooster with distinctive, melodious, and long flowing voice that can be hear from afar Big body and rapid growth Single yellow Yellow Red and Black Fancy For males, feather color varies from black to red color combination, black with yellowish red or reddish yellow. Sometimes there is a combination of black with green feather. For females, feather color is dark yellow / brown, cream, black. For feathers on the neck, there is a line of yellow, black. Black color has white spots, and dark yellow spots white spots. 3.7 2.7 For females, body is great with a long neck. Comb is singular and serrated upright, some skewed to the the left or right. Pial is red, round but smaller than male’s pial. Native n Domestic Breed The local chicken breed came from the area of Cianjur, West Java. Cianjur region, province of West Java, Indonesia 106 40 60 53 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Pelung Ulu Indonesian Characteristic of cock shown as basic colour of black with feather of redish yellow brown and black with shiny green covered of white yellowish feather; where as the characteristic of hen include of black with columbian colour, black with patches or black with dark yellowish 2. The colour of shank is greenish black, greyish black, yellow or white 3. The comb characteristic Eggs, Meat New: Pelung Ulu Chicken never been sold/distributed and just recently selected in 2014 to produce male line. Unique: Body weight in 12 weeks: male > 1.2 kg, female: >1 kg Hatching behavior decreased, henday production increased to 38-40% Pelung Ulu sound is not typical like a Pelung chicken Uniform: Body weight males uniform with coefficient of variation under 10%. Stability: Since the third and fourth generation, body weight at 12 weeks until ready for propagation has shown the results of a certain age body weight that doesn’t change. Single Black Various color Barred, Sex-linked Laboratory Feather colour males for base colour black with red yellowish brown cover, and base colour glossy greenish black with yellowish white cover Feather colour females in general black and red Columbian, some for black or dark yellow Shank colour for greenish black, grayish black, yellow, or white Comb colour for red (single) 1.3 1.1 Wattle form Males: red round, larger and clingy than females Females: red round, smaller than males Locally adapted y 2014 Domestic Strain Body weight in 12 weeks: male > 1.2 kg, female: >1 kg Hatching behavior decreased, henday production increased to 38-40% Pelung Ulu sound is not typical like a Pelung chicken 2014 West Java intensive concentrate stationary 7 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Ratiah indon. Exotic domestic indigenous breed Sumbar local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Chicken Ross Indian River eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Indian River Meat Exotic domestic strain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Sembawa indonesian Sembawa Chicken is one of the potential chickens to be quality sources of local laying hens Eggs, Meat New : Never been sold just recently distributed in 2015 for multi-location test Unique : The egg production of sembawa is 22% higher on production egg than the arab chicken. Uniform : 1. egg production variability less than 15% 2. Shank colour is greyish black 3. Sembawa chicken has black barred with silver colour Stability: The egg production of sembawa chicken at multi-location test is similar to egg production in the station of National Breeding & Forage Centre Sembawa (BPTU HPT Sembawa) The sembawa chicken is well adopted in tropical climate of Indonesia Single Black Grey and White Barred, Sex-linked Middle level Feather colour is black barred white Shank colour is blackish gray Comb colour is red (single) 1.4 1.1 Feather colour is dominant black and white barred with silver colour Locally adapted y Domestic Breed As a result on selection process, have 22% higher on production egg than the arab chicken. The variety of eggs production below 15% National Breeding & Forage Centre Sembawa (BPTU HPT Sembawa) 190 210 35 intensive concentrate stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Sensi Agrinak Indonesia Sentul Terseleksi DamLine, Eggs, Meat Produce Superior Female Stock breed for meat chicken with FCR for about 2.5 – 3.0 Hatchability 67.93 ± 22.33 % Rapid growth, less fat meat Single White Yellow No special pattern Indigenous Feather colour for gray, black spotted white Shank colour for dark (green, gray and black), yellow and white. Beak colour for blackish, yellow and white 2.4 1.5 Feather colour with percentage of gray and black spotted white 80% Locally adapted n Domestic Line Selection result based on 25% highest body weight on male chicken at 10 weeks of age for 6 generations Ciamis District, West Java 40 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Chicken Sentul Indonesia Sentul is the name is derived from the name Sentul lute pieces that have gray yellowish. Kulawu Eggs, Fancy, Hobby, Meat, Savings Security Tropical environment Dual function chicken for meat and eggs Single White Grey Grey and White No special pattern Indigenous Characteristic of the dominant feather color is gray with black hairs side. Other feather color is yellowish orange, like the color or the fruit rind harp Sentul. In males there is also red with a little white. Flickering feathers are dominated by silver and gold colors. For females beak has four colors (black, gray, white, gray and white), whereas for males there are only two colors (white, black), with the white one is dominant. Tail feathers are a mixture of gray, red, black, and white. Beak has varies color start from yellow, white, black and white. Skin color are all 100% white, while color is color claw claw white, black, and yellow. Variations in the color of the beak, legs scales, feather color is caused by genetic factors and other factors. 1.96 1.3 In males and females, mostly shape pea comb and single comb fraction. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local chicken breed originated from red jungle chicken and adapted long times in Ciamis Region, West Java. Ciamis and spread in several districts in West Java. 118 44.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Sumatra indon. Sumatra Locally adapted domestic indigenous breed Sumatra international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Indonesia IDN Chicken Tolaki indon. Locally adapted domestic indigenous breed Sulawesi local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Tukong indon. Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed chicken breed, unspecific cross of Gallus gallus (ayam-Asia), Gallus soneratii (ayam-India), Gallus lafayeti (ayam-Ceylon), Gallus varius (ayam-Asean) and Gallus bankiva Kalbar local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Wareng indon. Warren Locally adapted domestic indigenous breed Jabar, Jateng. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken Yungkilok indon. Exotic domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Chicken ayam-hutan-merah Sumatra indon. Native domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Deer Bawean Axis kuhlii, Bawean Deer, Cervus baweanensis, Cervus kuhlii, Hyelaphus kuhlii, Rusa Bawean 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed Bawean, Kaltim. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Deer Muncak Muntjac deer (Muntiacus reevesi) Menjangan, Muntjak 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed Jawa, Bali, Lombok, Kalimantan. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Deer Sambar indon is the breeding result of a wild Sambar deer in the province of East Kalimantan Sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) Cervus unicolor, Rusa Sambar, Sambar Deer Hair, Horns Sambar is a tropical deer whose body size is the largest Ability to adapt well to environmental limitations Resist to deworming disease Natural mating generally ranges from July to September producer of meat, skin, and horns Body color (dominant brown with somewhat blackish variations (dark), for more males dark from the female). Head color (Chocolate and color become darker to the nose) 0 0 90 80 Male: horned, long, range and branched Locally adapted n Domestic Breed has a sharp sense of hearing, smell, jumping speed and running high enough Kalimantan 8.64 6.71 15 15 7 7 65 1 2 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Deer Timorensis Rusa deer (Cervus timorensis) Cervus timorensis, Rusa Timor, Timorensis Deer, Timorensis Deer 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Indonesia. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Deer Totol Axis deer (Axis axis) Axis axis, Rusa Totol, Spotted Deer, Spotted Deer 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed Bogor international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) AlabiMaster-1 Agrinak Superior Duck Parent Stock Breed for Egg Production Indonesia Eggs, Meat, Research The breed is resulted from breeding research Selected for egg production Adaptive to tropical environment White Yellow Various color No special pattern Indigenous Male: brown spotted black body, grayish white brown chest , brown flickering green blue silver wings. Female: black – white on the head, grayish brown black 1.4 1.3 Dark ivory on foot and beak Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Selected Alabio local duck for egg production at four generations. 2009 No West Java, South Kalimantan, West Nusa Tenggara 287 60 intensive concentrate stationary local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Alabio Indonesia Most development is located in the Upper North River District, the District Alabio, south kalimantan. Anas platyrhynchos Borneo Eggs, Meat The breed is used mostly for egg production The breed found mainly in swamp and river areas Adaptable to tropical environment Early mature breed High egg production ability Less fishy odour white yellow brown barred, sex-linked indigenous Males havedominant feather colors: over the head for brown spots, brown with white spots and white; neck for brown, blackish gray andgrayish white; back for blackish gray & brown; chest for brown &andgrayish white; wings for brown &shiny bluish green; tail for black. Fluorescent feathers are silver &shiny bluish green. Feather pattern plain and black. Beak, feet and shank is light ivory yellow to dark. Females have dominant colors: over the head for black, white, black & white; neck for grayish brown and grayish white; back for brown and grayish brown; chest for grayish brown and brown; wings for grayish brown and grayish white; and tail for grayish brown. 1.59 1.59 This duck has slim feature Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local duck breed originated from China coming through to the Philippines to South Kalimantan. This duck is expected for having a close relationship to Mojosari duck. Philippines Districts of Hulu Sungai Utara, Hulu Sungai Tengah, Hulu Sungai Selatan and around districts in South Kalimantan Province. 220 250 58.4 semi-intensive agro-industrial by-products stationary 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Aylesbury eng. Aylesbury Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Bali indon. Meat thin and long neck, short tail Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Bayang Egg production 184-215 eggs; egg weight 59-72 g; carcass percentage 68.54%; life ability to adult99%; age of peak egg production 10-12 mo.; and hatching rate 27 d. Indonesia a cross between java and locally duck in the Bayang South Coastal District of West Sumatera Province Anas domesticus Eggs, Meat, Savings Security Layer duck breed Adaptive to high land environment Adaptable to tropical conditions Early maturing breed Low to moderate egg production Dual purpose duck (meat and egg) White Black Grey and white No special pattern Indigenous Males and females have a single color for white or gray. Males have beak and legs of blackish gray; dark brown color on head to the neck, light brown on chest, dark brown on back and tail, light brown on abdomen to thighs, and black on beak, shank and feet. 1.8 1.5 For males: slim body, while running the body rather at upright position, long and pointy beak with the upper end bent downward. For females: wider body with a shorter beak than males. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed The breed is originated from crossing beetwen local duck breed at Bayang sub distcrict, South pesisir district, west sumatera No Especially in Pesisir Selatan (South Coast) District andspreadnearly all districts in West Sumatera. 184 215 72 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Belibis indon. Belibis Anas boscha, Wild Mallard Locally adapted regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Cherry-Valley 2000 eng. Exotic domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Cihateup The egg production is high Indonesia The Local ducks are grown in the region Tasikmalaya, West Java Eggs, Meat when walking forward, the body forms an angle between 60 and 70 degrees with the ground. At the time of running fast, the body upright forms an angle approaching 90 degrees with the ground adapt to cold environmental temperature long of egg production 11-15 months White Black Brown No special pattern Indigenous Males (part of neck, chest, along the backbone, side body and dark brown tail) Females (all parts of the body are brown) 1.768 1.706 long neck, small head and long beak Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Local ducks that were in the region tasikmalaya of West Java province the region tasikmalaya of West Java province 180 200 67.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Gunsi PKC Indonesia All feather isl white, beak and shank is pale to dark yellow. Body comformation is firm, but not to straigh. Eggs, Meat > Morphology information: A. Males : - Body weigh (avg, kg) 2.6593 ± 0.247 - Neck length (avg, cm) 18.9 ± 1.8 - Body length (avg, cm) 29.1 ± 2.5 - Chest size (avg, cm) 37.4 ± 2.2 - Tibia length (avg, cm) 15.0 ± 0.6 - Shank length (avg, cm) 7.1 ± 0.5 B. Female: - Body weigh (avg, kg) 2.22529 ± 0.2622 - Neck length (avg, cm) 17.3 ± 1.2 - Body length (avg, cm) 24.8 ± 1.4 - Chest size (avg, cm) 35.7 ± 1.5 - Tibia length (avg, cm) 14.0 ± 0.5 - Shank length (avg, cm) 6.1 ± 0.2 - Egg production (avg, egg/head/year 240 - Hen day (avg, %) 65.95 - Egg weigh (avg, gram) 72.2 ± 2.6 - First laying age (avg, month) 6 > Body comformation is firm, but not to straigh > Average body weight is ≥1.4 kg/head on 35 days old with white feather color and average hen day of 66% in one year production cicle > Gunsi PKC duck is development result with partner with assigned rearing standard. Gunsi PKC’s performance is similar with performance of the one developed by breed producer. The breed is well addapted to tropical cilmate Yellow White No special pattern Middle level Feather color for gray, black spotted white Shank color for dark (green, gray and black), yellow and white. Beak color for blackish, yellow and white 2.65 2.22 Whole white feather color with body weigh diversity of 35 days old and hen day less than 15% Locally adapted y Domestic Breed New breed based on 50% Peking duck and 50% local Khaki Campbell duck 240 72.2 intensive concentrate local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Jawa Indonesia Jawa, Indian Runner Meat Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Kerinci Averaging egg production period: 10 mo., eggproduction 180 eggs / year., age at peak production 26 week., duck day production 60.16%. Indonesia Kerinci is the name of the District where this local duck breed naturraly adapted. Indian Runner Duck Indian Runner Duck Eggs, Meat, Savings Security Male posture: upright with an angle of 70-80 degrees. Female posture: leaning forward at an angle of 40-45 degrees. ability to adapt well to the limitations environment Age of maturity: 141-164 days White Black White No special pattern Indigenous Females have a white base color with light brown spots on the chest area to the end of the tail with dark colored wings. Males, in addition to the basic colors of white, are also dominated by brown color, especially on neck, chest, and back. The end of the tail has a mixed color of brown and black or dark blue. Legs and beak tend to be dark or black. In males, there is a foot membrane with a little orange or bright color. 1.6 1.4 Kerinci duck comes from Indian Runner breeds Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local duck breed is descended from Indian Runner ducks that were evolved for a long time in Koto Majidin Village, Wair Hangat Subdistrict, Kerinci Regency, West Sumatera. No Kerinci district, Jambi Province and In almost all districts in West Sumatera. 180 170 200 55 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Khaki-Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Kisaran Branti, Mendalung., Serati, Mranti Meat 3.5 3.5 Locally adapted domestic breed Crossbred between the Indian Runner and the Miscopy ducks. Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Magelang Indonesia has a large body shape Plontang/Kalung Eggs, Fancy, Meat, SavingSecurity The ability of egg production is good enough can develop in areas with an altitude of 200 - 600 m dpl age of maturity: 5-6 month White Black Brown No special pattern Indigenous brown with a variety of light brown to old or black and often found a total color black and has a special sign of a white necklace on the neck. 1.8 1.5 His posture is not so straight with a rather short neck Locally adapted n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Magelang district, Central Java Province 200 300 60 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Maros indon. Meat Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) MojoMaster-1 Agrinak Superior Parent Stock Breed for laying ducks Indonesia has a feather color pattern like the Mojosari duck, but with a white fur line above the eye (eyebrow) resembles Alabio duck Mojosari Terseleksi Eggs, Feathers, Meat Age at first laying 22 – 24 weeks. Egg production 250 eggs/year Excellent on producing Female Stock for laying ducks Intensive management Hatch ability 85%. age of the first spawn: 22-24 weeks White Black Various color No special pattern Laboratory Male : blackish brown chest, and black tail, foot and beak Female : brown chest and tail, and black foot and beak. 1.5 1.4 Feather line on the top side of the eyes. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Selected Mojosari egg production duck raised for four generations. 2009 No West Java, South Kalimantan, East Java 250 53 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Mojosari Main use priority egg production Indonesia Mojosari duck is allegedly derived from the original Indonesian ducklings (Anas Java) and wild ducks/mallards that have been hereditary for generations by the people of Modopuro village, Mojokari Sub-district, Mojokerto Indian Runner Duck Anas domesticus Eggs, Feathers, Meat mostly dark brown feathers, black shank and feet, and also black beaks drakes have darker heather color with some white plumage around chest area ability to adapt well to the limitations environment age of the first spawn: 22-24 weeks White Black Brown Barred, sex-linked Middle level Males and females generally have a reddish color with variations of brown, black, and white. The difference is beak and legs with darker color in males than females. 1.7 1.6 Bottle-shaped body and upright, with a relatively small size. Males form curved tail feathers up to 1-2 sheets, called feather crown or sex feathers. Eggshell has bluish greencolor. Locally adapted n domestic breed A result of crossing between Indonesian Ducks (Anas Java) and wild duck / mallard and adapted by generations in Modopuro Village, Mojosari Subdistrict, Mojokerto District, East Java. mostly concentrated in East Java Province, and also found in South Sulawesi 230 250 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) PMp Agrinak English Peking duck x white Mojosari duck Eggs, Meat Yellow Various color No special pattern white with yellow foot, shank, and beak 2.049 2.028 Locally adapted Domestic PMP Agrinak breeds are plain white body feathers with yellow beak and legs and have a greater body weight than local duck breeds. intensive concentrate stationary 0.051 0.05 5.5 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Pajajaran Indonesia Eggs, Meat High and standing posture, medium size, long neck and upright legs, Early egg production at 7 months, Egg production of 237 – 300 eggs / head / year, Fertility 66.33% and hatchability 73.45%. not easy to stress not easy to stress egg production is high fresh eggs, salted eggs, hatching eggs, DOD, and duck cut White Black Various color No special pattern Indigenous Feathers are dark brown and reddish brown. White Feathers around the neck resembling a necklace as well as around lower abdomen. The color of beak and shank is predominantly black. 1.99 2.01 High and standing posture, medium size, long neck and upright legs. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Crossing Magelang ducks and Cihateup ducks and inter-se mating for some generations 2016 Bandung, Cimahi, Cianjur (West Java); Yogyakarta, Magelang, Cilacap, Temanggung (Central Java). 270 300 65 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Pegagan Indonesia Pegagan is the name of a tribe in the Ogan Ilir district, North Sumatera Province Eggs, Meat has an advantage as an egg producer has a high adaptability to the environment Age of maturity: 5-6 months White Black Various color No special pattern Indigenous male: grayish, in the head, the neck, chest and back wings, the blue tail is shiny blackish, legs and beak are blackish browns. females: darkish brown, on blue wings shiny blackish. 1.7 1.5 Pegagan ducks is one of the local ducks that have properties leading to dual-purpose type (dual-purpose), so that the ducks can be used as egg and meat producing livestock potential. Pegagan ducks has a different phenotypic characteristics and performance of a variety of other local ducks than in Indonesia. The ability of Pegagan duckcs in producing duck eggs is quite high, despite the relatively high variability. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Ogan Ilir District, South Sumatra Province 170 200 65.3 drakes have darker heather color with some white plumage around chest area local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Pitalah Egg production 181-212 eggs/yr; average of egg weight 62-69 g.; carcass percentage 68.54%; ability to live up to adults 99%; age at peak production 10-12 mo.; hatching days 27 days. Indonesia originated from Tanah Datar, precisely in the area Pitalah Anas domesticus Eggs, Meat, Savings Security has a uniform physical have adaptation to limited feed and heat stress Resistant to disease Good production capability White Black Various color No special pattern Indigenous Males have colors: head and tail are black with a green sheen; chest, back, abdomen, thighs are gray with brownish sheen; beak and feet are gray-black; shank and foot are orange. Females have dominantly striped straw color pattern, which is a striated pattern between dark brown / black with a light brown, or otherwise light brown with striated dark brown / black. Sometimes there is a circular white feathers on the neck. 1.6 1.4 Males have a slim body with flat position when walking, short neck, long and pointy beak. Females have a wider body than males but with a shorter beak. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local duck breed came from Pitalah Batipuh Nagari area, Tanah Datar District, West Sumatera. No Mainly Tanah Datar, then spread to Agam, Bukittinggi, 50 Cities, Payakumbuh, Jambi, as well as upland areas in Sumatera. 190 180 200 64 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Rambon This duck is used as single purpose as egg producer. Indonesia Rambon duck is originated from West Java, inherited from Syech Syarif Hidayatullah, islamic leader of Sunan Gunungjati as the media for islamic religion around 14 th century. Cirebon, Branjangan Merah Eggs, Meat Rambon duck has special character as excellent feed converter (average of 4,0) ; average egg production of 256 eggs/year with average weight of 56 grams/egg , first age of laying is 25 weeks with production rate of 75%/year. Male Rambon duck is usually used as meat type, where at 4 months of age can reach 1,5 kg. 1.65 1.45 Coat colour of this duck is dominantly brown, covered by dark brown from the neck to the head for males, whereas females has brown colouroccasionally with black spotted Locally adapted n domestic breed Rambon duck possibly originated from the crossing between Tegal and Magelang ducks. Approximately at 14th century Cirebon district of West Java 220 260 55 Male Rambon duck is usually used as meat type, where at 4 months of age can reach 1,5 kg. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Roueen eng. Rouen Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Talang Benih Indonesia from crosses between Java and locally duck in the village Talang Benih District Rejang Lebong Bengkulu Province Eggs, Meat Body shape: Short, not too straight to form a 45-degree angle resistant to extreme environmental changes and disease outbreaks capable of producing high eggs although with low feed quality Can be made duck cut with good meat quality White Black Brown No special pattern Indigenous Male: generally brownish-gray 1.8 1.6 body posture short, not too erect Locally adapted n Domestic Breed A cross between Java and locally duck in the village Talang Benih District Rejang Lebong Bengkulu Province No Talang Benih Rejang Lebong District, Bengkulu Province 200 250 72.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Tegal Indonesia been developed in Tegal district of Central Java province Indian Runner Duck Eggs, Meat light to dark brown feathers with white and black spots, black shanks and feet, and also black beaks dradaptability well to environmental limitationsakes have darker feather color white black brown barred, sex-linked middle level comment: darker colours on the head with curled tail feathers in males 1.52 1.47 layer type with slim body and erect stature Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local duck breed is estimated as the descendants of Indian Runner ducks broiler and maintained in many generations by people in Tegal District, Tegal City, and Brebes district in Central Java Province. 1990 No Northern coastal areas of Java Island, especially in Tegal District, Tegal City, and Brebes District. 208 253 41.47 drakes have darker feather color local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Tondano indon. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) Turi Indonesia Turi name comes from the name of the Village Market in the Village Sidomulyo Bambanglipuru Bantul district of Yogyakarta Metaram Eggs, Meat Body shape like a bottle with a forward-leaning position has a high survival and can walk away does not have the nature of incubation can be developed as meat-producing Yellow Black Brown No special pattern Indigenous the body drake is coat color dark brown to black, while the females is brown 2 1.85 Having characteristics such as Indian Runner. Body is slenderandup right stance above the horizontal plane. The neckisthin and long. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Including family Indian Runner ducks, the crossing local ducks with import ducks in Bantul Yogyakarta Bantul Regency of Yogyakarta Province 200 230 66.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Duck (domestic) White Peking eng. White Pekin Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -Indonesia IDN Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian SireLine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Java, Bengkulu international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Goat Angora eng. Angora SireLine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Java international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Goat Bligon Indon Exotic domestic breed expected result of goat crosses PE with Kacang 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Boer Boer GeneralCrossbreeding This breed is susceptive to scabies and bloat. multi coloured: light to dark brown or black with white neck and head 0 0 75 65 80 60 massive body Locally adapted n domestic breed males, semen and embryos imported from Australia 1997 North Sumatra, Lampung & South Sulawesi. 2.8 2.2 15 13 18 16 20 150 35 45 Animals of this breed are kept on commercial farms who share production with smallholders. The company acts as nucleus and smallholders receive inputs and techniques from the company. 1.7 1.4 2 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Goat Boerka Galaksi Agribak English Meat resistant to a variety of conditions, and able to adapt to a wide variety of local natural environment resistance to gastrointestinal parasite infection the highly prolific generally have a single coat color of white, black, brown, or a combination of all three 65.3 61 23.85 21.8 convex face profile with wide nose, oval-shaped body, well-built, straight back line, medium ear size, wide and drooping; male and horned with medium sized and backward arched Locally adapted Domestic Breed the performance of boer goats (50%) and kacang goats (50%) were relatively the same for 6 generations intensive concentrate stationary 2.7 2.54 resistant to a variety of conditions, and able to adapt to a wide variety of local natural environment 1.58 3 1 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Indonesia IDN Goat Etawah Indonesia Etawah Meat, Milk, Savings Security 0 0 90 60 Big size, long ears and legs. Exotic domestic breed imported from India Central-Java and also on Madura island; Sumbawa island; and Sumatera island in Padang Mangatas. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Gembrong Long hairs of this goat are commonly used for fishing. Indonesia Gembrong has the meaning that the goat has long hairs all over the body and close up to the face. Fancy, Fertilizer, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, WoolForFishingLures Slow reproduction rate Small size breed The breed is well adapted to lowland or sea shore villages. This breed is susceptive to bloat. This breed is low reproduction rate The hair is shaved every 6-8 months to be used as fishing lures for Tuna fishing. Hair is not used for fishing anymore uni coloured: white 2 0/2 small V-shaped horns 70 65 45 38 bigger in size than Kacang, chubby face, long (20-22 cm) hairy wool of Angora or Cashmere type. The whole body is covered with long hair except the nose, ears and feet. Both male and female have beards. The neck is thin and short and they have small ears. Native n Domestic Breed This local goat breed is expectedly as a native goat breed from Karangasem District, Bali Island. The breed may come from crossing betwee Angora and local goats Eastern part of Bali Island, especially in the villages of Bug-bug, Seraya, Culik, and Kubu in Karangasem District. Hair Medium 2 1.6 10 8 12 10 15 14 18 6 80 15 43 Data were recorded under research and farm condition Farmers feeds using legumes and agro by products 1 1 local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Indonesia IDN Goat Kacang Indonesia Kacang goat is a local goat in Indonesia. Meat, Savings Security Kacang goat is a type of goat with the highest population resistant to a variety of conditions, and able to adapt to a wide variety of local natural environment resistant to a variety of conditions, and able to adapt to a wide variety of local natural environment resistance to gastrointestinal parasite infection the highly prolific generally have a single coat color of white, black, brown, or a combination of all three 2 2 Male and female goats have horns 8 -10 cm sword-shaped, curved upward to the rear 55 50 25 22 Very small and short body posture; small and lighthead; straight nose profile; erect, medium, and always moving ears; short and strappingneck; small udder with large nipples; small and tensetail. Males have long and rough hairs along neck line, shoulder, back up tail. Both adult males and females have a beard but no bushy in females. Locally adapted domestic breed This native goat breed is originally domesticated from a wild goat type of Capra prisca from Balkan area, lived and adapted in Indonesia. Especially in Java and Sumatera, and spread in other parts of Indonesia. hair uncontrolled feeding 1.81 1.74 6 10 16.5 22 20 24 5 53.13 Batubara, A. R. R. Noor, A. Farajallah, B. Tiesnamurti dan M. Doloksaribu. 2011a. Karakterisasi molekuler 6 subpopulasi kambing lokal Indonesia berdasarkan analisis sekuen daerah D-Loop DNA mitokondria. JITV 16:50-60. Doloksaribu, M. Simon Elieser, F. Mahmilia dan F.A. Pamungkas. 2005. Produktivitas kambing Kacang pada kondisi dikandangkan : 1. Bobot lahir, bobot sapih, jumlah anak sekelahiran dan daya hidup anak prasapih Prosiding Seminar Nasional Teknologi Peternakan dan Veteriner, Bogor, 12-13 September 2005 (Buku I). 581-585 2 1 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Kaligesing Indonesia bred by villagers Donorejo, Kaligesing district, Kab Purworejo PE Kaligesing Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides Adapted to heat stress, able to convert low quality feed Good adaptation to various management differences This breed is a type of etawah crossbred kept at special sub district of Kaligesing and used for milk production Ressistance to bloat Breed is classified as less prolific compared to Kacang goats coat colors combination of black and white or white chocolate 2 2 the horn is small great posture straight and sturdy. the ear width, length, hanging and fold the ends. hind legs long and hairy Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Introduced to Indonesia from India around 1900 From India Central Java, West Java, West Sumatera, Lampung. Hair Coarse / Carpet 9 10 13 221 253 7 47 Data were obtained from research at station and farm level The goat is well adapted to local forages 1.3 1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Kashmir indon. Cashmere Cashmere SireLine well adapted in cold environments uni colour: white, brown, black 0 0 65.59 54.82 40.68 20.1 Locally adapted domestic breed Java 22 international No Material unknown unknown critical -Indonesia IDN Goat Kejobong Indonesia Following the name of forming this local goat breed. Fertilizer, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SkinsHides Mature age 5 – 7 months First calving age 18 – 22 months Pregnancy length 149 – 155 days Litter size 2 – 3 heads Kidding intervals 3 times within 2 years, High adaptation to local environment. Used as meat type Adapted to high altitude The goats are susceptible to scabies The reproductive ability of this breed is good The Kejobong goat-meat in preferably used for special food in Banjarnegara Bold black, black with white stripped, white with black stripped, combination of brown-white-black stripped 0/2 0/2 Male with horn oriented to the backside and curved outside (54,90%). Female with horn straight toward to backside. 79.8 41.14 37.64 Having spesific appearance on hair colour dominated by black colour Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Crossing Etawa and/ or Benggala with Kacang goat and adapted for long generations in Purbalingga district. 1900 Benggala goat could be imported during < year 1945 Existing in 18 sub-districts of Purbalingga district of Central Java Province 8 7 16 250 7 7 Data were recorded at farm level Goats receive fodder from surrounding and fed with other agriculture by product Lower cholesterol compared to other local goats 2 3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Goat Kosta Kosta Goat have large body into the back so it fits and the potential to be a meat type indon. crossbreeding Kacang goat with goat one clump of imports (Khasmir / Angora / Etawah) Kosta Meat multi coloured: dominantly dark brown to black with some white 2 2 small, short horns 60 55 40 25 Kosta goats are generally bigger than Kacang. Locally adapted y domestic breed Kosta has probably been developed from Kacang and Kasmir (Cashmere) goats. Cashmere goats were imported from 1908 to 1927. 1908-1927 Mainly in districts of Pandeglang, Serang and Tangerang, province of Banten 2 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Lakor Indonesia Lakor goat originated from Southwest Maluku district, Maluku Province Fertilizer, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity Consider to be moderate big type of goats Adaptive to harsh environment with low quality of feeds Well adapted to extreme hot climate Tolerance to low feed quality The reproductive ability of this breed is good dominant body of a plain color combinations and black and white striped 2 2 the horn is small, pointing upwards and backwards 86 82 70 47 Body shape and ears are closer to Etawah Grade goat. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local breed goat is originally brought by the Arab merchants as a bartertool, then adapted through generations in Lakor Island, Southwest Maluku District, Maluku Province. Arabian trader Mainly in Lakor Island, South West Maluku District, then spreads to East Timor, NTT, NTB, Ambon and Papua. Hair 13 47 Data were recorded at farm level under genuine conditions Goats are fed using natural grasses Considered to be high prolific goats 2 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Marica Indonesia Marica goat originated from South Sulawesi province Fertilizer, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research Well adapted to low feed quality, hot climate and parasites The reproductive ability of this breed is good Combination of black and brown, with patches of white. Some have white with patches of black or brown 2 2 Horns are small, sometimes outer curve or protrude 57.6 55.7 22.8 20.6 Animals have wattles on the neck with erect ears Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local breed goat goat is originally derived from bean goat (kacang goat) and adapted by generations in Jeneponto and coastal Maros, South Sulawesi Province. Mainly in Maros, Jeneponto, Soppeng and Makassar Districs in South Sulawesi Province. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Montgomery SireLine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Java local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Panorusan Samosir Meat goat, economic value and social status Indonesia Batak Goat, White Goat Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity Selected mainly for white color Body length is similar to Kacang and shorter than Ettawa goats Goats are well adapted to tropical environment The breed is susceptible to scabies Moderate prolificacy White, Black and White 0 0/2 length 7.61 ± 4.23 cm 50 28.67 21.6 The goats are of small size comparable to Kacang goats Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Native goat meat breed and adapted for generation in Samosir Island. Samosir District, North Sumatera Province 2.1 1.8 8 7 16 6 66 Goats were kept indoor and sometimes grazed at natural pasture Feeds were provided by cut and carry system during afternoon or when are not grazed. The tail size is considered small, ears are small and erect 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Goat Peranakan Etawah Indonesia "Peranakan means ""crossbreed""" Ettawah-Cross, PE Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity Dual purpose breed (milk and meat) This breed is well adapted to cool as well as to hot climate. This goat breed is susceptible for bloat. The reproductive ability of this breed is good. The PE goat-meat is tasty and preferably used for barbecue and soup a la Jakarta. multi coloured: variable, mainly black and white 2 2 small V-shaped horns that point backwards 95 75 80 60 small animals, but much bigger than Kacang goats, blade-shaped body, long hanging ears, chubby nose, bearded Locally adapted n Domestic Breed composite of Ettawah and Kacang 1908 Ettawa imported from India Lampung, central and east Java, Bali, west Nusatenggara Hair 90 80 120 150 100 180 4.8 3 2.5 8 7 10 9 15 14 18 240 238 242 7 80 25 44 Data were obtained from several studies under farm and or research station Breed are well adapted to many feeding management 1.1 1 2 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding This breed is better adapted to the cooler highlands. The reproductive abilities of this breed are moderate. Animals of this breed are very good milk producers. uni coloured: white 2 0 small V-shaped horns that point backwards 75 60 65 50 medium sized body, big udder with big sharp coned teats Locally adapted n domestic breed imported from Australia 1975 Java 3 2.3 7 6 10 9 15 14 18 100 22 43 Animals of this breed are kept in balcony stables. international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Goat Saburai Indonesia Saburai goat originated from Lampung province Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity Classified as big type of goat Adaptive to tropical environment 0 / 2 0 / 2 Rounded, dense and contained body; flat and thickface, well-balanced upper and lower jaws; relatively short and droop downears; thick rump; as well as thick mane hair for males. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Grading up local Etawah Grade females to Boer males followed inter se mating, developed in the Districts of Tanggamus, and Pesawaran Bandar Lampung, Lampung Province. 2001 Bucks were imported Lampung Province Hair 3.93 3.37 10 11 13.18 45.82 Data were taken at farm condition and some under experimental station Goats were fed with cut and carry system using fodder around the barn and some agriculture by product Face line is flat 1.3 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Goat Senduro Indonesia Goats are similar to Ettawa and used as meat and milk production Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides Average milk production 1,7 l/day, Goats were kept indoor and feed resources from legumes tree Goats are seleted at high land areas of Senduro mountain, adapted to dry areas This breed is susceptive to bloat. Medium prolificacy Mostly white, some farmers prefer to have black head and white body colour 2 0 / 2 small V-shaped horns 70 65 45 38 Appearance similar to Ettawa goats,hanging long ears, chubby face, long body size, short tail Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local goat breed kept by farmers of Lumajang East Java over generation from Ettawa cross Could be ancestor from Jamnapari goats of India Mainly in Lumajang subdistrcit then distributed to other district such as Malang, Jember 2.6 1.9 Animals were kept intensively and fed using legume or grasses , does were bred naturally, weaning were conducted at around 4 months oled The intensive management is prefereed by farmers for easy handling 1 2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Goose (domestic) angsa-Putih indon. Swan Anser cygnoides domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Bali Indonesia DraughtPower uni coloured: light to dark brown small body size (pony) Locally adapted domestic breed Bali, West Nusatenggara local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Batak Indonesia Deli Pony, kuda-Deli DraughtPower uni coloured: yellowish brown to dark brown or black 126 122 medium body size Locally adapted n domestic breed part of the Southeast Asia group: crossed with Arab long time ago Aceh, north-west Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Bima Indonesia Bimanese Herding uni coloured: dominantly brown 118 114 small body size (pony), short belly, best stamina for working Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Sumbawa Pony east Nusatenggara, east Timor local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Flores Indonesia Timor Pony, kuda-Timor Riding (work) uni coloured: dominantly brown 115 112 small body size (pony) Locally adapted domestic breed part of the Southeast Asia Pony Group east Nusatenggara local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Gayo Indonesia Gayoe Pony, Gaju Carting, Fertilizer, Racing, RidingByChildren, RidingWork, SavingSecurity, TouristAttraction, Transport This pony breed shows good reproductive characteristics. Having strong power as working animal, and a kind of tough racing horse Tender and juicy meat source for spesific consumers (horse meat consumers) uni coloured: variable, dominantly brown 118 114 Compact and short body and neck, big ears, long and hairy tail, half circle stomach Locally adapted n Domestic Breed part of the Southeast Asia Pony group Aceh, north Sumatra 1 1 local No Material atRisk endangered -Indonesia IDN Horse Jawa Indonesia Jawa Pony DraughtPower multi coloured: various colours 120 114 small body size (pony) Locally adapted n domestic breed composite of ponies of the South-east Asian group, Mongolian and Chinese breeds very old east Java local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Kuningan Indonesia Kuningan Pony DraughtPower uni coloured: light to dark brown 120 115 125 100 small body size (pony) Locally adapted n domestic breed part of the Southeast Asia Pony group: kuda-Kuningan is a composite of Mongolian, China and Southeast Asia pony. In the 7th century the first Mongolian horses were brought to Java as a gift from the king of the Kwan dynasty to the King in Java. In the 13th century, the Juan cavalry brought the Chinese horses to Java. 7th century west Java local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Lombok Indonesia Lombok Pony Herding uni coloured: dominantly brown 115 111 small body size (pony) Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed small pony breed Lombok, west Nusa Tenggara "These horses are kept under good management when used for pulling """"Cidomo"""" (a kind of crate)." local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Makasar Indonesia Macassar Pony DraughtPower uni coloured: dominantly brown 121 117 strong hoofs, powerful pony with good stamina Locally adapted domestic breed part of the Southeast Asia Pony group Sulawesi local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Minahasa Indonesia Racing uni coloured: mainly brown 144 134 420 340 racing horse conformation Locally adapted n domestic breed composite of Sandlewood and Thoroughbred since 1968 North Sulawesi The management is better compare the other horses. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Sandelwood Indonesia Sandelwood is the name of sandalwood (Santalum album), which formerly had been a leading commodities and exported from Sumba and other islands to the Asian country. Sandalwood Pony, Sandelhoutpaard, Soemba, Sumbanese, Sumba ReligiousCeremonies, RidingSport, SireLine, Transport Various color: black, white, red, brownish 130 129 209 246 Have lower height compared to American or Australian horse, strong leg and toenails, huge neck, resistance to diseases, and various fur color Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This breed belong to the Southeast Asia Pony group. The breed was derived from crossing indigenous breed Southeast Asia ponies with Arab horses brought from Australia to Sumba. In Some Districts of East Sumba, West Sumba, Central Sumba and West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara Province. These horses are kept in well build stables. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Sumbar-Sandel-Arab indon. Sumbar-SA Racing multi coloured: mainly brown 140 132 440 370 racing horse conformation Locally adapted y 1995 domestic breed composite of Sandel and Thoroughbred since 1918: intensive breeding programme since 1974 1974 west Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Sumbawa Indonesia Sumbawa Pony, Soembawa Carting, DraughtPower, Meat, Racing, RidingSport, TouristAttraction Tolerance to arid and dry environment Resistant to local diseases Multi function horse, as : racing horse, producing meat milk and oil, workhorse and tourist attraction Reddish brown, mocca, chocolate, yellow, albino 120 113 213 281 Body is compact, slender, and agile. Back is balanced and flat, when standing up right. Slight narrow on lower abdomen. Hind legs are higher than forelegs. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This local hourse breed is predicted from Arabic horse as its anchestor ors(Prior to 1512), then grows by generations in Sumbawa District , West Nusa Tenggara Province. Specially in some districts of West Nusa Tenggara, further spread acroos some regions in Java, Sumatera and Sumba Islands. 88 35 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Horse Thoroughbred racing horse eng. Thoroughbred Racing multi coloured: mainly brown 165 158 510 450 strong, light, streamline and active racing horse Exotic y 1995 domestic breed imported from Australia, Europe and USA since 1975 Jakarta, west, central and east Java, Jogyakarta, west Sumatra, north, central and south Sulawesi. west and east Nusatenggara Animals of this breed recieve highly intensive care. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Horse kuda-Pacu Indonesia Indonesia Composite of Sandel and Thoroughbred (F3, F4) Indonesian Racing Horse Racing, RidingSport, Sport, TouristAttraction uni coloured: mainly brown, also whitish-brown and greyish-brown 165 155 450 400 strong, light, streamline horse Locally adapted n 1995 Domestic Breed composite of Sandel and Thoroughbred (F3, F4) 1975 Jakarta, west, central and east Java, Yogyakarta, west Sumatra, north, central and south Sulawesi, West and East Nusa Tenggara Animals of this breed are kept under very good management conditions. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Muscovy duck Manila Entok, Mentok, Quackless duck Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -Indonesia IDN Muscovy duck Serati Meat domestic breed indigenous breed North Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Ostrich burung-Unta indon. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Babi Hutan wild breed Wild Boar breed. Indonesia. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Babi-rusa indon. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Bali indon. Bearded-pig, Sus barbatus, Balinese Meat uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black with white on belly and legs small feet, erected small ears, the back-bone curving downwards caused by heavy belly domestic breed composite of South China and local pigs Bali The stables are usually quite close to the farm house. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Celeng wild breed indigenous wild pig local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Deutsche Landrace German Landrace VDL Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat uni-coloured: brownish-red domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic North Sumatra, West Kalimantan. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat multi coloured: white, black belted erected small ears, small head domestic breed imported 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Indonesia IDN Pig Iban indon. Iban Kayan multi coloured: grey with white feet small ears, long snout, straight tail feral breed primitive breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Jambi indon. Sus sumatranensis Fighting domestic breed indigenous breed pig breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Jawa indon. Sus verrocosus, Javanese warty-pig domestic breed composite of European breeds and indigenous breed pigs local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat uni coloured: white big, deep, long body; long neck; small, long head; small, lop ears domestic breed imported from Europe 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Pig Netherlands Landrace Dutch Landrace VNL Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Pig Nias indon. Sus niasis multi coloured: red and grey striped 75 60 sharp nose, small tail, streamline body, bristled neck domestic breed indigenous breed pig breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Poland China eng. Poland China multi coloured: white, black belted or white and black spotted long big body domestic breed imported 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Pig Saddleback eng. Saddleback Meat multi coloured: black with white saddle 90 75 medium size body, fine-smooth head, lop-ears domestic breed imported 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Indonesia IDN Pig Sulawesi Sus celebensis Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Sulawesi local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Sumatera Indonesia Sus sumatraensis, Sumatran feral breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Sumba indon. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth long body, big head, erect ears, long nose n domestic breed imported from Germany 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Indonesia IDN Pig Tangerang Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Large White Meat uni coloured: white short head, long, deep, wide body, erect ears domestic breed imported from Europe 1960s North Sumatra, West Kalimantan international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Pig babi-Batak uni coloured: black with white star on head 90 70 deep body, small ears, straight nose, bristled neck local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pigeon Burung Merpati local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pigeon Merpati indon. Dara domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Pigeon Perkutut indon. Ruttle dove domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Quail Burung Puyuh indon. domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Rabbit Rex eng. Rex domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Rabbit Rexsi Agrinak Indonesia Selected Rex Rabbit Fancy, Meat, SkinsHides Bucks (male) : 6.0 + 0.2 months Does (female) : 5.5 + 0.3 months Bucks (male) : 49.9 ± 9.6 gram. Does (female) : 55.3 ± 14.8 gram. Litter size 6 – 8 bunny, after weaning body weight 650 kg/bunny Good taste of meat for traditional food. Breed manuscript for Rexsi Rabbit and Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture Decree No.: 303/Kpts/SR.120/5/2017 The breed is very heat tolerant and well adapted to thrive on poor pasture. specific advantages in the number of children born who can reach 6 - 8 heads Strong, tame and docile temperament. Hair colour for white, castor, chinchilla and mix of black and white 2.9 2.7 Pregnancy length 30 + 1 days Weaning age 42 + 2 days Post partum mating 14 + 2 days Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Selection result for 4 generation of Rex rabbit imported from USA in 1988 at IRIAP research station 2004 Yes West Java Hair Coarse / Carpet 49.94 55.27 6 5.5 14 14 16 1.5 Breed manuscript for Rexsi Rabbit and Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture Decree No.: 303/Kpts/SR.120/5/2017 7 8 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Indonesia IDN Rabbit Reza Agrinak English Rex Rabbit x Satin Rabbit (50 : 50) Locally adapted y The Reza Agrinak rabbit has smooth and shiny fur skin compared to local rabbit breeds in Indonesia 1988 Amerika Wool Medium 0.323 20 intensive concentrate 0.053 0.053 2 17 1.26 50.94 intensive management system Rabbits receive concentrate and forages according to physiological state 5.87 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Indonesia IDN Sheep Batur Indonesia Name of Batur Subdistrict the place this breed sheep came from. Fertilizer, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides, Wool The sheep are used for meat production , and wool is utilized as handicraft Medium wool quality Adaptive to high elevation area Medium prolificacy As a crossing with merino, wool are in medium quality Dominant color of the body is milky white 0 0 Hornless 72 59 110 80 Big, stocky and long body; short legs; hairy and smooth wool covering body close to the face; undered-wool skin with white to pink hairs; short and small ears toward the side. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Crossbreed between Merino ram and local thin tail females and adapted in Dieng Plateau, Batur Subdistrict, Banjarnegara District, Central Java Province. 1974 Merino rams were imported from Australia Mainly in Batur, Wanayasa, Pejawaran and Pangetanthe Sub Districts in Banjarnegara District. Wool Medium intensive agro-industrial by-products stationary 36 36 8 8 13 5 1 Intensive management systems under traditional farming Sheep are kept intensively in areas of horticulture Tail are thin and long, sharp at the end 1 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Compass Agrinak English Cross breed of 50% Lokal Sumatera sheep, 25% St. Croix sheep and 25% Barbados Blackbelly sheep Komposit Sumatera Fertilizer, Meat, ReligiousCeremonies Cross breed of 50% Local Sumatera sheep, 25% St. Croix sheep and 25% Barbados Blackbelly sheep High adaptability to tropical environment and semi intensive to intensive management Resistans to internal parasites Moderate prolificacy Dominantly are white 0 / 2 0 / 2 68.79 26.54 24.06 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed New breed of sheep from breeding research 1985 St croix and barbados sheep are imported from US Bogor, West Java Hair 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 2 2 8 8 14 13 16 240 6 101 11 43 intensive to intensive management The breed was aimed to be develop at plantation areas Hornless sheep 1 2 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Indonesia IDN Sheep Ekor Tipis Indonesia Ekor Tipis sheep means fat tailed sheep Javanese Thin-Tailed, DET Meat This breed is especially adapted to tropical climate and poor feeding conditions. This sheep breed is quite small and prolific. Unrestricted breeding season and high prolificy. They can produce 3 (three) lamb crops every two years. uni coloured: usually white, sometimes brownish black, often black around eyes and nose 2 0 males: closely curled small horns 59 55 25 17 small body size Locally adapted n domestic breed indigenous breed Java thin tailed sheep breed West, Central and East Java wool coarse/carpet 1.5 1.3 10 8 12 10 F17-66, 71 1.9 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Garut Developed as hobby, well known as fighting (agile) sheep. Indonesia Garut is the name of the district in the province of West Java, Indonesia Priangan Fertilizer, Fighting, Hobby, Meat, Prestige, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides This breed is adapted to tropical humid climate. "It has been suggested that the domba-Garut is more resistant to worms as well as to the """"old world screw worm fly"""", but there is insufficient scientific evidence for these conclusions" This sheep breed is known for its prolificity. The fleece varies from broad unattractive wool to a type more like hair or kemp than wool. White animals are preferred for meat and black animals are preferred for fighting. multi coloured: various colours, mostly white but with brown or black patches
comment: males often have a tuft of straight hair about 15 cm on the throat 2 0 big and spiral shaped horn 74 66 58 37 Very specific characteristics in the form of small (rudimentary) or moderate of ears; and triangular tail for a wide size at the base and tapers towards the end. Native n Domestic Breed """composite of Javanese Thin Tailed, Merino and Kaapstad sheep" Merino and Kaapstad were imported This animals specifically located in Garut District, and spread to West Java, Banten, Jakarta, Central Java, Yogyakarta, East Java, and some other provinces outof Java. Even at a small amount spread to Malaysia and PNG. wool coarse/carpet 1.5 1.3 10 8 12 10 16 12 19 240 180 300 8 112 40 45 F17-68, 96 Asian Livestock, vol. XVIII, No 12, December 1993. 1.7 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Kaapstad dutch Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Java local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Kisar Indonesia Kisar is a small island in the Southwestern Maluku, Indonesia Fertilizer, Meat, Prestige, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingsSecurity, SkinsHides Small size breed Used mainly as meat producer Resistant to low feed quality and extreme climate High resistance to local disease and parasites Prolific sheep 4 Colour Comment Body is dominated by black and white color (white dominant), plain white hairs, a mixture of black and white (predominantly black), a mixture of black, brown and white, brown and black and white mix plain black. Ears generally follow body color. Existing distinctive featurefor having a black color on the face with black turning the eyes. 2 0 Horns are only found for males with a circular shape, similar to Garut sheep horn, but in a smaller size. In a very small, hornsare only lumps. 59 57 29 20 Both males and females have a concave lineback; fconvex ront line face, similar to Garut sheep; big wide and hangears; thin and medium-sizedtail with a little fat storage. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed 1500 Maybe introduced during Portugese colonized Mainly found in Kisar island and spread around Southwest Maluku District and surrounding small islands Hair Coarse / Carpet back yard or farm yard production agro-industrial by-products stationary 2 2 9 7 12 16 264 7 Data were collected at farm level in dry reas of kisar island Sheep are well adapted to dry area with relatively low productivity 1 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Merino eng. Merino Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Java international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Sheep Palu Indonesia Palu sheep originated from Central Sulawesi known as Domba Ekor Gemuk (fat tail sheep) and developed in Palu region. Fertilizer, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides Tail size is moderate as a reflection of fat tail sheep Small ears, sharp at the end Adaptation in Palu valley with hot climate Hot and dry climate - First sexual maturity at 6 – 8 month of age (female) - First mating at 10 -12 month of age - Body composition is bigger than the other local sheep - Big, fat and long tail Combination of black, white and chocolate 0 / 2 0 / 2 - No horn to small horn for male - No horn for female 59 57.8 30.3 28 No horn – small horn (male); no horn (female) Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Selection by farmers in Palu District Palu District, South East Sulawesi Province Hair Coarse / Carpet extensive (non back yard) grazing stationary 7 8 8 12 12 15 18 240 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Persian eng. Blackhead Persian Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Java international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Sheep Priangan Indonesia Developed by communities in the province of West Java Thin tail sheep Fancy, Fertilizer, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingSecurity, TouristAttraction Medium size of tail, a reflection crossing between fat and thin tail sheep Tail are considered to be medium size Dominant hair colour : white, varied with black, brown, and combined with black-white stripped 2 0/2 Circular horn named by region Leang, Gayor dan Ngabendo 40 30 Dominant hair colour : white, varied with black, brown, and combined with black-white stripped Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Crossing Merino, Local and Kaapstat sheep and adapted for generation in West Java. Merino and Kaapstat sheep were introduced to Indonesia around 1900 Local sheep breed for meat which were raised in most district or sub – district of West Java Province Wool Coarse / Carpet intensive fodder stationary 6 6 18 18 7 90 46 1 4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Sheep Romney eng. Romney Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed Java international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Indonesia IDN Sheep Sapudi Indonesia Sapudi is the name of Sapudi Island in East Java Province. Fat-Tailed, Ekor Gemuk, Madura sheep, DEG Fertilizer, Hobby, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, SavingsSecurity, SkinsHides, Wool This breed is well adapted to arid tropical climate. This breed is susceptible to timpanitis and scab (located mainly in the ears). The breed is known for its reproductive ability. The meat of this sheep breed is very fatty. uni coloured: white 0 0 63 60 45 35 big long fat tail sheep, male: 25-30 cm length of tail; female: 15-18 cm length of tail, Tail is large, long and thick with various shape, from triangular to sigmoid. This tail is width at middle base, often curved (sigmoid) and tapered at the ends. Head is large, slightly convex with blunt snout. Ears are so large, long and wide. Locally adapted n domestic breed descended from a fat-tailed breed of South-west Asia (e.g. Baluchi), This local fat tail sheep breed has been adapted by generations in Sapudi Island. This sheep is predicted from West Asia brought by Gujarat (Persian) merchants in the coastal areas of North East Java and Madura. 18th century Sapudi Island and spread on Madura Isaland and around small islands, as well as Northern coastal areas of East Java Province. wool coarse/carpet 3 2.5 11 9 13 11 17 245 7 1 Data on liveweight, prolificacy, post-lambing reproduction, lamb survival have been recorded of a group of selected Javanese fat- tailed sheep kept at the Garhan- Sheep Breeding Unit of the provincial Livestock Services of East Java in Jember. Sheep were kept at barn and sometimes grazed during day time and return in the afternoon 1.56 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Sei Putih 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed Native sheep breed. Composite. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Sheep Wonosobo Indonesia developed by communities in the province of Central Java Wonosobo district. Dombos Fancy, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, ReligiousCeremonies, Research, RidingWork, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides Adapted to high elevation of Dieng plateau dominant color of the body is white, black spotty to face 0 0 77.6 72.2 108 82 Male body length of 106.2 cm and females 88.8 cm Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Derived from crosses with the Texel sheep and tail thin sheep or tail fat sheep 1957 Male were imported from Australia Wonosobo district the province of Central Java Wool Coarse / Carpet 1.75 0.75 1.75 210 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Swallow burung-Walet indon. local No Material unknown unknown -Indonesia IDN Turkey Kalkun indon. Meleagris gallopavo (lat.) or Meleagris silvestris domestic Jawa, Sumatra local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Ass Halari • Bharwad & Rabari Pastorals mainly use this donkey as pack animal to carry luggage during migration with small ruminants. • Kumbhar (potter) community also use this animal for pottery work in Dwarika, Jamnagar region. • Halari Donkey also used as pack/ donkey cart to lift mud & bricks in brickmaking factory (Int Bhatto). • Bharwad Pastoralist maintains Halari donkey herd with few elite Jack and breed them & sell young foals and surplus donkey in Vautha donkey fair, an annual donkey fair organized in Vautha village of Dholka Taluka of Ahmedabad District. Buyers come from different regions of Gujarat and other states to buy Halari donkey to use this animal in construction work. Hindi INDIA_DONKEY_0400_HALARI_05002 Desi PackBaggage Halari donkey breeders usually keep few female and one or two breeding male/Jack and breed them selectively. Jack are very carefully selected on the basis of physical characters like Pure white coat, excellent height, body length with well-built body size and good scrotal circumference are selected for breeding and raised. Purity of the breed is maintained by the breeder through selective breeding and avoiding crossing other local non-descript donkey breed as far as possible. Through selective breeding they produce good Halari donkey which they sell to local donkey traders or in Vautha Donkey fair earning good price. Docile temperament Coat colour -White 108 107.3 143 138.4 Native n Domestic Breed Jamnagar, Devbhumi Dwarika districts of Guajarat 12.9 13.3 26.8 25.2 36.9 27 48 370 365 425 • Average Load carrying capacity (kg) : 147.95+2.41kg • Average work duration/day (hrs.) : 4.63+ 0.16 Hrs. • Average Distance covered (km) : 11.47+0.39 km local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -India IND Ass Indian eng. PackBaggage uni coloured: light grey to white domestic breed FAO Breed Survey These animals are probably non-descript and there is no performance available for them. local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Ass Indian Wild Ass eng. Indian Onager, Khur, Thor Char, Baluchi Wild Ass feral variety Equus hemiolus khur, variety of Onager jungle areas of Runn of Kutch, Gujarat State FAO Breed Survey These asses are considered non-domesticated and as such there is no information available on them. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Ass Kachchhi Utility of Kachchhi donkey varies from area to area and from community to community; • Muslim Sama of Khavda (Pachham) use for Agriculture purpose like inters cultivation for weed removing, especially during the Monsoon season & Patel community farmer of Nakhatrana taluka uses mostly Kachchhi donkey for inter cultivation specially in groundnuts crop field • Muslim Sindhi pastoralist of Banni area uses the donkey with cart for transportation of woods for coal making, fodder, water etc. especially during the Winter & Summer season as well as selling of foal. • Kumbhar (potter) uses donkey for lifting mud, pottery material as well as for lifting raw material for construction of check dams, ponds etc as well as selling of foal • Hindu Koli, Vagher and fisherman communites in Abdasa, Anjar & Mundra taluka uses donkey with cart for wood transportation for Coal making & fish transportation near coastal area. • Hindu Bharwad/ Rabari, Sheep & Goat breeder of Rapar taluka uses it as pack animal during migration, post monsoon season. Hindi INDIA_DONKEY_0400_KACHCHHI_05003 Desi DraughtPower, PackBaggage 4. Very Docile in temperament Excellent adaptability to both Extensive & Intensive system of rearing & management Good in load carrying capacity, lifts approx. 80-100 Kg on back and 200-300 Kg on cart. 1. Excellent drought & heat tolerance capacity in arid & semi-arid region viz. “Kachchh”. Only donkey breed used for Agricultural activities like Inter culturing in field crops, particularly in Pachchham area of Bhuj taluka and Nakhatrana taluka of Kachchh district in monsoon season. Very Docile in temperament Grey (dorsal surface grey & ventral surface white), White, Brown and Black coat colour, Dorsal & Shoulder stripes (Black stripe/line on the back & shoulders) and Zebra marking in few animals. 95.2 93.4 92.7 92.9 Very distinct and unique physical characters like Grey (dorsal surface grey & ventral surface white), White, Brown and Black coat colour, Dorsal & Shoulder stripes (Black stripe/line on the back & shoulders) and Zebra marking in few animals, Convex forehead, Straight nasal bone, Native n Domestic Breed Kachchh district of Gujarat Kachchh district of Gujarat local No Information atRisk endangered -India IND Ass Kiang uni coloured: dark red-brown with white underparts and patch behind shoulder feral breed Equus kiang Sikkim, Ladakh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Ass Spiti The Spiti donkeys are able to carry upto 100kg of load in high altitude mountainous area with thin atmosphere having lesser oxygen. Usually, they are very calm, easy to handle and are rarely bad-tempered. Hindi INDIA_DONKEY_0600_SPITI_05001 PackBaggage 3. Head General description The face is also covered with long hairs like rest of the body. The head is comparatively broader and shorter Ears straight, either completely erect or with slightly lateral orientation Eyes brown or dark brown Back Straight Adapted to alpine climatic conditions, low oxygen and temperature. Cold tolerance Male and female both mature at same age. 1. Coat colour Mainly brown, also brown-black and black 2. Head marking Major white markings mostly around muzzle and sometimes around eyes 88.6 88.6 The face is also covered with long hairs like rest of the body. The head is comparatively broader and shorter. Native n Domestic Breed Spiti Lahaul & Spiti of Himachal Pradesh extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 36 48 local No Material atRisk endangered -India IND Bactrian camel Indian Bactrian eng. 195 500 domestic breed local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Arni Arni Indian Wild Buffalo uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 wild species origin of domestic buffalo North-eastern India regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Banni Used mainly milk production. Hindi/Gujarati Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_0400_BANNI_01011 Reared in Banni grassland of Kachchh region of Gujarat Kutchi, Kundi Milk 1. Colour a. Coat colour Mainly Black, sometimes Copper b. Muzzle Black in majority animals and Brown in copper colour animals c. Eyelids Black and Brown also d. Tail Switch White or Black f. Hoof Generally Black and Brown 2. Horns a. Colour Generally black-gray and gray in both the sexes b. Size Medium to large, heavy with 24 to 30 cm diameter in adult animals c. Shape (Straight/curved) Curved d. Orientation Vertical. Inverted double coiling (31.20%), inverted single coiling (68.80%) 3. Ears a. Length (cm) 29.30 ± 0.08 b. Orientation Horizontal in majority animals (Horizontal/drooping) 4. Head a. Forehead Broad and convex, White spot in some animals (Convex/concave/straight) b. Face Length (cm) 53.66 ± 0.16 5. Body a. Hump (Large/medium/small) Medium to large b. Dewlap (Large/medium/small) Nil c. Naval flap (Large/medium/small) Medium d. Penis sheath flap Medium (Large/medium/small) e. Tail Length (cm) 88.39 ± 0.48 Well adapted to Marshy region. Adapted to local climatic conditions and traditional extensive production system of night grazing in Banni grassland Drought tolerance-Excellent (during summer water provided only Resistant to drought and arid climatic condition Not known Not known Heat tolerance Excellent Breed Descriptor Coat col: Mainly Black, sometimes Copper Muzzle Black in majority animals and Brown in copper colour animals c. Eyelids Black and Brown also d. Tail Switch White or Black f. Hoof Generally Black and Brown 2 2 Vertical, and upward in direction with inverted double/single coiling. Size medium to large, heavy with 24 to 30 cm circumference in adult animals 138 137 Vertical - double/single coiling of horns Native y Domestic Breed Maldharis of banni came from Halieb in Afganishtan about 500 years ago with their animals in search of pasture No Kachchh district of Gujarat State extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 301 185 410 2857 1095 6054 8 4 12 11.53 40.28 35 45 372 365 545 Breed Descriptor, NBAGR, Karnal Buffaloes in Banni area maintained under extensive production system and animals grazed during night in Banni grassland. In other part of Kachchh and Gujarat state semi-intensive production system adopted by the livestock keepers. Supplementary feeding provided to lactating/advance pregnant animals Semi intensive and extensive system Service period (mo) 2.39 ±0.05 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Bargur Milk, mostly for household consumption Tamil Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1800_BARGUR_01015 Malai Erumai, Malai Emmai Fertilizer, Milk Horns a. Colour Grey b. Size (cm) Medium in males and Medium to long in females c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Curved d. Orientation Backward and inward Medium sized animal. Drought Tolerance Excellent, Heat Tolerance Excellent Not specific to any disease Not known Not known Not known NA a. Coat Brownish black and brown b. Muzzle Black c. Eyelids Black d. Tail Switch Brownish black e. Hooves Grey 2 2 Horns a. Colour Grey b. Size (cm) Medium in males and Medium to long in females c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Curved d. Orientation Backward and inward 108.3 102.8 a. Coat Brownish black and brown b. Muzzle Black c. Eyelids Black d. Tail Switch Brownish black e. Hooves Grey Native n Domestic Breed Named after its distribution area in Bargur hills of Tamil Nadu in Anthiyoor taluk, Erode district. Malai - means hills; Erumai/Emmai- means buffalo. No Erode (Hamlets of Bargur village A & B of Anthiyoor taluk, and Gundri & Kadamboor village of Sathyamangalam taluk) of Tamil Nadu extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 240 250 8.59 46 52 Field condition Semi intensive/extensive system local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Bhadawari This breed is famous for high butter fat Hindi Registered breed. Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_2010_BHADAWARI_01003 Bhadawari buffalo is known for high milk fat content. Milk high butter fat content uni coloured: copper-coloured with pale legs 2 2 horns curve outward, downward, backward parallel and close to neck and finally upwards. 128 124 475 425 two white lines on the lower side of neck n domestic breed Agra and Etawah districts of Uttar Pradesh, and Bhind Morena districts of Madhya Pradesh 280 140 350 900 650 1150 7.5 27 25 49 45 52 475 390 630 FAO Breed Survey published literature from 1980 onwards F66-58 N4-41, 42 Performance was measured under farm conditions with grazing and fodder or concentrates. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Chhattisgarhi Work for agriculture. Hindi Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_2600_CHHATTISGARHI_01016 Desi DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Chhattisgarhi are riverine type buffalo with chromosome number (2N = 50). Chhattisgarhi buffalo bullocks are preferred over cow bullocks for ploughing the rice fields (especially during monsoon). Chhattisgarhi buffaloes are maintained on extensive system of management called Bathaan system of housing. It is a semi-migratory system of management of buffaloes where buffaloes are taken to nearby forest/hillocks/free grazing land. Herds of related farmers are pooled and housed in a temporary wooden enclosure to save cost of management and labour. Drought tolerance is very good, heat tolerance is excellent. Studies based on relative gene expression of heat shock proteins viz. HSP 60, HSP 70 and HSP 90 in Chhattisgarhi buffalo have shown that they are better heat tolerant buffaloes. Not specifically Not known ‘Peda’ made from the milk of these buffaloes is a famous milk product in the region. Buffalo keepers of Chhattisgarh prefer Chhattisgarhi buffalo bullocks for ploughing rice fields and other agricultrual operations. Mostly Black, sometimes grey coat colour 126.15 123.48 395.66 364.81 Body length 123.7 cm in males, 120.57 cm in females Native n Domestic Breed Chhattisgarh state No Kawardha/Kabirdham, Mungeli, Bilaspur, Korba, Sarguja, Balrampur, Jashpur, Mahasamund, Bemetara, Raipur, Baloda Bazar, Dhamtari and Kanker of Chhattisgarh extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 240 210 365 1180 1100 1300 7.11 3.56 11.08 4 22 21.5 40 36 48 58 65 550 915 Field condition Extensive and semi intensive system Service period 8-13 months 1 1 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Chilika The milk and curd of these buffaloes have better taste and preservation quality, and is preferred by local people. The curd from milk of Chilika buffalo can be preserved for 5-7 days at room temperature. Hindi/Odiya Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1500_CHILIKA_01012 Deshi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk 1. Colour a. Coat colour Brownish black or Black b. Muzzle Black d. Eyelids Black e. Tail Mainly Black sometimes Grey f. Hoofs Black 2. Horns a. Colour Black b. Size (cm) Male: 48.32±0.24, Female: 50.76±0.12 c. Shape (Straight/curved) Curved d. Orientation Upward, inward 3. Ears a. Length (cm) 23 b. Orientation Horizontal 4. Head a. Forehead Straight b. General description Head is in upright position and medium in size. 5. Body a. Hump Small b. Dewlap Small c. Naval flap Small d. Penis sheath flap Medium 6. Udder a. Shape Bowl/Round b. Udder size Small c. Teat shape Cylindrical d. Teat tip Round e. Milk vein Small Basic temperament of the breed Moderate Adapted to saline conditions. Drought tolerance Excellent. Heat tolerance Good. Not specific to any disease Not known The milk and curd of these buffaloes have better taste and preservation quality, and is preferred by local people. The curd from milk of Chilika buffalo can be preserved for 5-7 days at room temperature. Breed descriptor Sethi B.P., Dash S.K. and Ray P.C. 2007. Buffalo Genetic Resources of Orissa – Chilika. Orissa Livestock Resources Development Society (OLRDS) and Chilika Buffaloes Promoters’ Society (OUAT), Bhubaneswar. Brownish black or Black 2 2 Curved - Upward and inward. Size - Male: 48.32±0.24, Female: 50.76±0.12cm 125.87 123.64 352.56 341.38 Chilika buffalo is a medium sized, horned, strong dual purpose docile buffalo with compact body and strong legs. Horns grow upward then lateral and then inward to develop sickle shape. The tip of both horns meet or leave very little space. This is a typical characteristic of this breed. Native n Domestic Breed Name of breed backs to the native tract, which is surrounding the Chilika lake in Orissa. No Bhusandapur, Tangi, Parikuda, Maluda, Krishnaprasad, Brahmagiri and Satapada area surrounding Chilika lake in Orissa extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 265 240 275 473 440.6 514.5 8.7 8.57 8.72 1.96 18.06 17.67 33.54 35.05 34 45 427 Sethi B.P., Dash S.K. and Ray P.C. 2007. Buffalo Genetic Resources of Orissa – Chilika. Orissa Livestock Resources Development Society (OLRDS) and Chilika Buffaloes Promoters’ Society (OUAT), Bhubaneswar Field/Farm conditions Semi-intensive and extensive system Ostrus cycle duration (days) 21 local No Material atRisk endangered -India IND Buffalo Dharwadi Hindi INDIA_BUFFALO_0800_DHARWADI_01018 Mundargi,, Holesal, Badami, Jawari Milk Native n Domestic Breed Northern Karnataka Karnataka (14 districts) extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing 336 95 525 972 291 1553 6.94 4 9.9 3.24 24.52 23.99 27.9 32.6 36.9 36.7 49.7 36 60 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Godavari Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Gojri Good milking capacity Hindi/Punjabi Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1606_GOJRI_01017 Desi DraughtPower, Milk Gojri buffalo has a medium built proportionate body with thick skin. Horns are heavy medium sized with curved orientation which moves backwards and then towards front to complete the loop. Well adapted to foothills and hilly terrains Good drought tolerance, Very good heat tolerance Not for any specific disease Not known Milk is used for various products Animals are maintained on grazing with very low input system on routine basis, however very little additional supplement / concentrate is given to these animals. Gojri buffalo play a significant role in the livelihood of the Gujjar’s in the region. NA Colour a. Coat Brown or black b. Muzzle Black c. Eyelids Black d. Tail Switch Mostly brown or grey, sometimes black e. Hooves Black 2 2 Horns a. Colour Black b. Size (cm) Male: 35.75±1.32; Female: 44.61±0.61 c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Curved d. Orientation Moves backwards and then upwards towards front to complete a big loop 136.63 128.66 536.45 475.62 Body length 138.91±1.59 cm in males 133.33±0.35 in females Native n Domestic Breed Himalayan foot hills No Punjab: Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Hoshiarpur, Rupnagar and SAS Nagar (Mohali) Himachal Pradesh: Kangra and Chamba extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing nomadic, stationary 192 180 200 1000 800 1200 4 26.75 26.5 48 54 48 60 580 454 726 Field condition Semi intensive and extensive systems Animals are maintained on grazing with very low input system on routine basis, however very little additional supplement / concentrate is given to these animals. 1 1 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Jafarabadi Hindi/Gujarati Registered breed. Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_0400_JAFFARABADI_01006 Jaffabadi is the heaviest of all the Indian breeds of Buffaloes. Horn shape is peculiar of this breed. Horns usually emerge out by compressing the head and form a ring like structure. It makes eyes to look small - termed as study eye, especially in males. Jafarabadi Gir, Jaffri, Bhavanagri Milk uni coloured: black 2 2 large drooping horns compressing the head 150 140 590 454 long body, massive head and large horns going downward sideways compressing the head n domestic breed Kathiawar, Gujarat 289 2336 8.5 30 27.5 51 440 N4-41 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and grazing plus fodder or concentrates. international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Jerangi Zerangi DraughtPower uni coloured: black 2 2 domestic breed border of Orissa to Andhra Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Kalahandi For milk and agricultural work Hindi/Odiya registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1500_KALAHANDI_01013 Peddakimedi, Deshi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Ear horizontal Utilized for all agricultural purposes Adapted to hot climatic conditions of native climate Excellent Drought tolerance and heat tolerance No specific disease Not known Not known Not konwn NA Blackish grey (80%), Grey (20%) 2 2 Shape (Straight/curved) Curved Orientation Horizontal going backwards, upward, and inwards 125.94 123.77 377.63 350.9 Not specific Native n Domestic Breed originated in Kalahandi area of Odisha No Kalahandi distrtict and adjoining area in Rayagada district. , heavy concentration is in Bhawanipatna, Junagarh, Dharmagarh, Kodsara and Golamunda blocks of Kalahandi district. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 283.2 912 8.7 3.22 23.12 22.23 37.9 35.7 38.7 49.7 520 Field/farm condition Semi-intensive and extensive system Service period 7.37 months local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Luit (Swamp) Work efficiently in marshy land. Assamese Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_0212_LUIT_01014 Assamese swamp DraughtPower, Milk The diploid no. of chromosome (2N) in Swamp buffaloes of Assam is 48, out of which 23 pairs are autosomes and one pair is sex chromosome. The 4th pair of metacentric chromosome of swamp buffalo resulted from the tandem fusion of chromosome no.4 and 9 of riverine buffalo. First swamp buffalo of India Adapted to hot humid climate of North East region of India Drought and heat tolerance is excellent Having better resistance but not to any specific disease Not known Not known Adapted to swamp and marshy areas NA a. Coat Black b. Muzzle Black c. Eyelids Black d. Tail Switch Black e. Hooves Black 2 2 Horns are curved, lateral backward & then upward forming a semi-circle 135.3 130.28 470 390.4 Forehead is broad and slightly concave, face is narrow conical and flat. Native n Domestic Breed North east region of India No Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, Sivasagar, Jorhat, Golaghat, Majuli, Dhemaji, Lakhimpur and Biswanath of Assam. Bordering areas of Mizoram, Manipur and Nagaland extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 242.09 210 270 449.4 385 505 8.68 7.49 13 1.35 29.31 28.47 40.2 38.25 42.7 53.55 48 60 460 455 515 Farm/field conditions Extensive and semi-intensive system Avg Service period 6 months 1 1 1 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Manda INDIA_BUFFALO_1500_MANDA_01019 Deshi (Odiya language) DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Manda is a small sized and sturdy buffalo, well adapted to hill ranges of Eastern Ghats and plateau of Koraput region of Odisha. Body colour is mostly ash grey and grey with copper coloured hairs. Lower part of leg is light in colour. Horns are broad, emerging slight laterally, extending backward and inward and making half circle. It is reared for draught, milk and manure. Both male and females are used for agriculture operations. Daily milk production ranges between 1.2 to 3.7 kg. Average fat percentage in milk is 8.4. It is reared mostly under extensive system. Ash grey and grey 2 2 Horns are broad, emerging slight laterally, extending backward and inward and making half circle. 121.5 119.5 353.7 327.4 Native n Domestic Breed Koraput district of Odisha Koraput, Malkangiri and Nawarangapura districts of Odisha semi - intensive farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 692.3 648 720 8.44 7.8 8.7 2.43 1 20.2 19.3 34.6 37.3 48.2 45 49 FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Marathwada Hindi/Marathi Registered breed as Marathwadi. Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1100_MARATHWADI_01009 Ellichpuri, Dudhana Thadi Milk 2. Horns Colour Black (96.7%) Brown (3.3%) Size 43±7.2 cm Shape Curved (94.77%) Straight (5.23%) Orientation Parallel to neck 3. Ears Length 25.68±3.56 cm Orientation Drooping (96.1%) Horizontal (3.9%) 4. Forehead White marking 18% 5. Body Naval flap (large/medium/small) Small Penis sheath flap Small (73.5%), Medium (16.8%) 6. Udder Shape (bowl/round/trough/pendulous) Round (62.9%), Trough (17%), Bowl (12.8) Pendulous (8.1%) Udder size (large/medium/small) Medium (70%) Teat shape (cylindrical/funnel/pear) Cylindrical (45.6%) Funnel (41.3%) Pear (13.2%) Teat tip (pointed/round/flap) Pointed (32.4%) Rounded (61.9) Flat (5.7) Milk vein (prominent/ not prominent) Not prominent – small (92.7%) Horns Colour Black (96.7%) Brown (3.3%) Shape Curved (94.77%) Straight (5.23%) Orientation Parallel to neck Adapted to local dry-semi arid climate Not specific Not known Not known Not known NA Coat colour: Jet Black (2.1%) Black (97.7%) Grey (0.2%) Muzzle: Black (95.2%) Jet Black (2.2%) Grey (0.8%) Eyelids: Black (97%) Jet Black (5.1%) Grey (4.3%) White (0.5%) Tail Switch: Black (67%) Jet Black (5.1%) Grey (1.6%) White (26.5%) Hooves: Black (96.2%) Jet Black (0.8%) Grey (2.8%) White (0.2%) 2 2 Horns reach up to shoulder but never beyond shoulder blade like those commonly seen in Pandharpuri buffaloes and are usually not flat. Colour Black (96.7%) Brown (3.3%) Size 43±7.2 cm Shape Curved (94.77%) Straight (5.23%) Orientation Parallel to neck 133 124.3 Medium-sized. Native n Domestic Breed Maharashtra No Maharashtra: Parbhani, Nanded, Jalna, Beed, Latur districts extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 318 305 323 1118 8.8 6.25 10 3.52 24.5 23.7 40.7 42.3 52.3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Mehsana Hindi/Gujarati Registered breed. Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_0400_MEHSANA_01004 Mehsana Mehsani, Mahesani Milk uni coloured: black, grey, brown 2 2 sickle shaped 134 128 569 431 long body n domestic breed composite of Murrah and Surti Mehsana, Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Gandhinagar and Ahmedabad districts of Gujarat 315 150 500 2000 600 3600 7.2 30 29 42 23 60 475 315 650 N4-41 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and grazing with fodder or concentrates. regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Murrah Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_0500_MURRAH_01001 Murrah Kali, Kundi, Delhi Milk uni coloured: black 2 2 short and tightly coiled in a spiral form 142 133 567 481 massive body, tightly coiled horns, long tail y 1940 domestic breed Bubalus bubalis, subspecies Bubalis Haryana and Delhi 300 260 340 1828 1000 2100 7.2 32.6 29.4 44 40 55 450 400 600 501 F66-58, 59 N4-41, 42 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions with total housing. The animals were fed with gras supplemented by fodder or concentrates. international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Nagpuri Hindi/Marathi Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1100_NAGPURI_01007 Berar, Ellichpuri, Gaulani, Gauli, Nagpur, Varadi, Berari DraughtPower, Milk Communities responsible Nandagawali, Muslim-Gawali, Kunbhi (Maratha) Yes Not specific Not specific uni coloured: usually black, sometimes black with white patch on face and legs Skin Black (82.05%) Brown & others (17.95%) Muzzle Black (85.41%) Others (14.39%) Eyelid Black (87.37%) Others (12.63% Tail Switch White (85.92%) Others (14.08% Hooves Black (63.62%) Others (36.38%) 2 2 Straight, carried backward up to shoulders like a pair of swords, horn tips pointed, upward in orientation mostly. 124 123 396 349 relatively short tail Native n Domestic Breed Maharashtra No Nagpur, Wardha and Berar districts of Maharashtra extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 303.2 1038 900 1180 8 5.36 29 28.1 46.12 57.08 430 350 720 • Final report of ‘Survey, evaluation and Characterization of Nagpuri Buffalo’ 2004, MAFSU, Nagpur under Network project on AnGR of NBAGR, Karnal. • Animal Genetic Resources of India: Cattle and Buffalo ICAR publication- 2000. Field/farm conditions Semin intensive system local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Nili Nili 2 2 140 134 645 504 Native n Domestic Variety local variety of Nili-Ravi Sutlej River Valley, India 0 0 0 250 1400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 N4-42 FAO Breed Survey NA NA NA 0 0 0 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Nili-Ravi Hindi/Punjabi Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1600_NILIRAVI_01002 Nili-Ravi Nili, Ravi, Panch Kalyani Milk NA NA NA NA NA NA uni coloured: usually black, occasionally brown, often with wall eyes and white marks on head, legs and tail 2 2 small and tightly curled but slightly open as compared to that of Murrah 140 134 543 483 Murrah type, wall eyes, white markings on extremities Native n NA Domestic Breed NA NA Along the Indo-Pak border in Ferozepur and Amritsar districts of Punjab extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 0 0 0 298 260 320 1850 1580 1930 7.6 0 0 0 0 37 34 0 0 0 0 45 40 54 490 440 525 0 515 0 0 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 8-10 months housing per year and grazing plus fodder or concentrates. - - regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Pandharpuri Hindi/Marathi Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_1100_PANDHARPURI_01008 Dharwari Milk Muzzle Black (81.11%) Brown (11.22%) White (7.67%) Eyelids Black (86.51%) Brown (3.49%) Tail Switch White (72.92%) Black (27.08%) Hooves Gray (25.73%) Black (56.98%) Brown (10.67%) White (6.62%) Communities responsible for developing the breed Gawali/Joshi Adapted to local climate Not known Not known Not Known Not known NA uni coloured: black; Black (80.39%) Panchguni black (6.07%) Bhura (10.09%) Panchguni bhura (3.45%) 2 2 long extending beyond the shoulder blade Colour Black (81.80%) Grey (18.20%) Size/Length 82.74cm Shape (Straight/curved) Straight (23.82%) Curved (76.18%) Orientation Backwards & upwards (52.05%) Downward & upwards (34.24%) Downwards & inwards (10.81%) One upwards & other downwards (2.9%) 141.74 129.81 416 1. Colour Coat colour Black (80.39%) Panchguni black (6.07%) Bhura (10.09%) Panchguni bhura (3.45%) Muzzle Black (81.11%) Brown (11.22%) White (7.67%) Eyelids Black (86.51%) Brown (3.49%) Tail Switch White (72.92%) Black (27.08%) Hooves Gray (25.73%) Black (56.98%) Brown (10.67%) White (6.62%) Native n Domestic Breed Maharashtra No Kolhapur, Solapur, Sangli districts in south Maharashtra semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 305 1790.6 8.01 5.87 28 25 40.8 32.44 43.82 410 Field/farm conditions Semi-intensive Service period (mo) 3.26 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Sambalpur Kimedi, Gowdoo Milk uni coloured: usually black, occasionally grey or brown 2 2 domestic breed Bilaspur, Madhya Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo South Kanara eng. Kanarese, Malabar, Kanara DraughtPower 2 2 domestic breed South-west Karnataka local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Surti Hindi/Gujarati Registered breed, Accession no. INDIA_BUFFALO_0400_SURTI_01005 Surti Deccani, Gujarati, Nadiadi, Surati, Talabda, Charotar Milk Description of community Small and marginal farmers Yes, for semi arid - dry environment Generally better health, Not specific to any disease Female is first calved at the age of 45 months, on average. Milk is used for preparation of various traditional products Not known NA uni coloured: rusty brown sometimes silver grey 2 2 medium sized, sickle shaped curving downward, backward and upward 130 125 499 408 Two white collars on neck region present in 68% animals. Native n Domestic Breed Originated in Gujarat state No Anand, Kaira and Baroda districts of Gujarat 292 200 364 1667 1200 2200 7 3.8 8 5.66 26 24 39.1 44.9 35 59 535 430 564 • Network Project on Animal Genetic Resources 2007, NBAGR, Karnal. • Animal Genetic Resources of India: Cattle and Buffalo ICAR publication- 2000. In field and farm conditions. Semi intensive regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Buffalo Tarai Tarai Terai Bhainsi, Terai Milk uni coloured: black or occasionally brown with white tail 2 2 127 120 375 325 domestic breed northern Uttar Pradesh regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -India IND Buffalo Toda Milk is used for ceremonial purpose. Hindi/Tamil Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_BUFFALO_0018_ TODA _01010 Fertilizer, Milk Muzzle Black Eyelids Black Tail Switch Black Hooves Black Toda milk is offered to local deities during praying. Adapted to Toda/Nilgiri hill climatic conditions and hilly terrain Not specific to any disease Not known milk is supposed sacred and pious. Not known Coat colour Fawn (44%), Black (12%), Grey (35%), Light Grey (9%) calf is fawn coloured at birth 2 2 Usually set wide apart, outward, slightly downward and upward with the points being recurved inward, forming characteristically a crescent shape or semicircle 121.8 380 A narrow band of dense hair covering the top line from the crest of neck to the point of origin of tail Native n Domestic Breed Toda hills No Nilgiri district, North-western Tamil Nadu extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 197 500.97 8.22 2.53 27.9 27.9 47 464 FAO Breed Survey • Final Report. 1994. ICAR Ad-Hoc Scheme on Evaluation and Conservation of Toda Buffaloes, Tamil Nadu Vet. & Ani. Sci. University at Sheep Breeding Research Station, Sandynallah, The Nilgiris (TN) • Animal Genetic Resources of India: Cattle and Buffalo ICAR publication- 2000 The breed is semi wild and performance was measured under nomadic conditions with total grazing. The breed is raised semi-wild. local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -India IND Buffalo Wild Water Buffalo eng. Wild Water Buffalo Wild Asiatic Buffalo 0 0 Native n Wild Species Bubalus bubalis Assam and Madhya Pradesh extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NA NA NA 0 0 0 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Alambadi Cauvery, Kaveri, Lambadi, Mahadeswarabetta, Malai-madu, Salem, Bestal DraughtPower uni coloured: grey 2 2 Zebu, Mysore type domestic breed west and North-western Tamil Nadu local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Amritmahal Bullocks are especially suited for trotting and quick transportation eng. 'Registered with Accession no. NDIA_CATTLE_0800_AMRITMAHAL_03001 Amrit' means milk and 'Mahal' means house/department; the breed was developed from draft breed of southern India with an objective to increase the milk productivity. Doddadana, Jawari Dana, Number Dana DraughtPower Male: Grayish black to white, dark shades on neck, shoulder, hump and hind quarters. Female: Creamy white 95%; Grayish white 5% 2 2 Long and moderately thick. Emerge out from the top of poll on either side of the neck, fairly close together, grow upwards, backwards and then forward direction, tapering towards the tip and terminating at the sharp points. Slightly grayish at base, extending to middle length and thereafter dark grayish to the tips. 133 126 499 317 Zebu, Mysore type. Long head tappering towards muzzle; long horns. n domestic breed descended from Hallikar. The name Amritmahal was given by Nawab Tipu Sultan of Mysore State 1572 Chickmagalur, Chitradurga, Shimoga, Davanagere, Hassan and Tumkur districts of Karnataka State 299 572 5.3 20.8 19.9 50.6 36 430 380 660 Breed Descriptor of Amritmahal cattle. Indian Journal of Animal Scieces, 78 (8):895.2008. Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 1-2 months housing during the year and total grazing (sometimes grazing and fodder) Calves are not weaned. Male calves are nursed better than the female calves. Herd size is generally small. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Arunachali Arunachalee ReligiousCeremonies 0 0 domestic This is actually a mithan or mithun, belonging to the Bos frontalis specie. Arunachal Pradesh. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Bachaur Hindi Registered as breed, Accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_0300_BACHAUR_03002 Sitamarhi DraughtPower uni coloured: grey, white 2 2 Horns are stumpy, curving outward and upward. Medium in size. 118 110 270 243 Medium sized compact animals with straight back. Forehead flat or slightly convex. n domestic breed Hariana influence Darbhanga, Sitamarhi and Madhubani districts of Bihar back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 180 150 24 347 225 630 5 4.8 7.1 2.2 19.7 18.8 31.1 37.7 48 40 60 379 330 420 Indian J. of Animal Sci.78(8):897-899 Performance data was recorded under field conditions. Maintained by Koir and Ahir communities. Cattle are grazed in the nearby grassland area. Cows having male calves are not milked at all and the calf is allowed to take all the milk. Males are castrated at the time of eruption of horns. The males are traded everyday in small Hatia. Mustard sown with high seed rate is gradually thined and used as green fodder. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Badri Hindi registered breed Accession No.INDIA_CATTLE_2400_BADRI_03040 Pahadi DraughtPower, Milk Native n Domestic Breed No Uttarakhand: Rudraprayag, Chamoli, Uttarkashi, Pithoragarh, Bageshwar, Almora, Nainital, Pauri, Tehri and Champawat local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Bargur This breed is known for speed and endurance in trotting. Registered as breed, Accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_1800_BARGUR_03003 DraughtPower multi coloured: usually brown with white markings 2 2 horns grow backwards, outwards and upwards with a forward curve. 126 122 340 295 Zebu, Mysore type but smaller and more compact. n domestic breed Periyar district, Tamil Nadu, India 140 350 250 1300 5.1 18.9 18.1 480 540 FAO Breed Survey N4-37 Performance data was measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and total grazing. These cattle are reared in the forest area in semi-wild conditions. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Belahi Hindi Registered breed Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_0532_BELAHI _03038 Morni, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Native n Domestic Breed Originated in Morni hills No Panchkula, Naraiangarh, Ambala and Yamuna Nagar Districts of Haryana, and Chandigarh local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Bengali Bengali DraughtPower 2 2 106 100 289 257 Zebu, small to dwarf domestic breed indigenous breed of Bengal 302 714 5.1 11.6 10.2 56 56 423 423 210 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Binjharpuri Registered breed, accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_1500_BINJHARPURI_03033 Deshi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Head is in upright position and medium in size Hump-Large in males and medium in females Excellent drought and heat tolerance Not any specific disease not known not known not known na White. Some animals are Grey, Black or Brown in colour. Muzzle-Black, Eyelids -Black, Tail - Mainly Black sometimes Grey, Hoofs - Black 2 2 Black. Size - Male: 21.17±2.86, Female: 12.70±1.3 cm. Curved Upward, inward 121.4 107.3 254.71 207.05 Medium sized, horned, strong dual type cattle. Bulls look very strong, vigorous with well developed hump, penis, naval flap and dewlap. The pin bones are distinct and quite wide apart. Tail long almost touching the ground tapering torwards tip with voluminous switch. Ears are short. Native n Domestic Breed Odisha No Jajpur district and adjoining areas of Kendrapara and Bhadrak districts of Orissa. Heavy concentration is in Bari, Binjharpur and Dasrathapur area of Jajpur district extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 300 273 308 1200 900 1350 4.4 3.2 7 4 19.42 17.83 30 36 31 40 410 16 Dash S.K. and Sethi B.P. 2007. Cattle Genetic Resources of Orissa – Binjharpuri. Orissa Livestock resources Development Society (OLRDS) and Dept. of Anim. Breed. & Gen., Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar. Extensive Exclusively reared almost on range system. In the morning the owners provide rice bran, water and some paddy straw. After milking, the cows and all the animals are let loose for grazing. 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic dairy breed originated from Switzerland. High protein diet consisting of green fodder and concentrate, and health care are provided to these crossbreds. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Brownsind Milk 2 2 domestic breed composite of American Brown Swiss (3/8-5/8) and Red Sindhi 1960 Allahabad local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Burmese Gaur eng. Burmese Gaur Pyaung, Pyoung, Pyun, Burmese Bison These animals produce good, tasty meat and leather of good quality. 2 2 950 750 very big animals feral variety from wild species: Bos (Bibos) gaurus readai (Lydekker), variety of Gaur The Gaur is the largest of the Asiatic bovids. Two subspecies are recognised, B. g. gaurus (India, Nepal) and B. g. laosiensis (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and West Malaysia). regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Cutchi Kachhi 2 2 domestic breed local population with Tharparker and Gir influence Cutch, North-western Gujarat local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Dagri Mainly for draught purpose. However, it gives less amount of milk. Some cows are not milked by the farmers at all and milk suckled completely by male calf Hind/Gujarati Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_0400_DAGRI_03046 Resembles, in appearance, little bit to Malvi and Kankrej in appearance but much smaller in size than these two breeds Gujarat Malvi DraughtPower 3. Ears a. Length (cm) Male: 21.06±0.78 Female: 19.23±0.11 b. Orientation (Horizontal/Drooping) Horizontal 4. Head Forehead (Convex/Concave/Straight) Straight General Description Prominent depression on inner side of both horn base, prominent supraorbital groove 5. Body a. Hump (Large/Medium/Small) Small b. Dewlap (Large/Medium/Small) Small c. Naval Flap (Large/Medium/Small) Small d. Penis Sheath Flap(Large/Medium/Small) Small 6. Udder a. Shape (Bowl/Round/Trough/Pendulous) Bowl b. Udder Size (Large/Medium/Small) Small c. Teat Shape (Cylindrical/Funnel/Pear) Cylindrical d. Teat Tip (Pointed/Round/Flat) Round e. Milk Vein (Prominent/Not Prominent) Mostly not Prominent Pure animals are found in hilly tract.These animals are usually housed at night under the dwelling-house. Fodder consists mainly of grasses carried from hillside and grassland by women. Male calves are nursed better and longer as compared to female calves. Animals are stall fed in the morning and in the night specifically during milking. Excellent Drought and Heat Tolerance Not for any specific disease Not known Not known Not known NA Colour a. Coat Body coat colour is predominantly white, sometimes with grey shade b. Muzzle Mostly Black c. Eyelids Black d. Tail Switch Black e. Hooves Black to pale black 2 2 Horns a. Colour Black b. Size (cm) Male: 21.64±2.65 Female: 19.26±0.29 c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Curved d. Orientation Upward in a lyre shaped or in straight fashion with pointed tip 106.66 102.46 223.85 169.63 Prominent depression on inner side of both horn base, prominent supraorbital groove Native n Domestic Breed In Gujarat No Chhotaudepur, Mahisagar, Dahod, Panchmahals and Narmada districts of Gujarat semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 180 150 240 315.9 75 650 4.08 3 5.5 1.75 16.75 13 30 40 36 44 53 48 60 500 475 547 Field conditions Semi-intensive Service period (days) 220 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Dangi Registered as breed, Acc. No. INDIA_CATTLE_1104_DANGI_03004 Kanada, Konkani, Ghauti DraughtPower multi coloured: white coloured with red or black spots 2 2 Horns are short and thick 150 130 362.9 310 similar to Deoni and Gir, Zebu n domestic breed Nasik and Ahmednagar districts, Maharashtra 269 100 396 530 32 1228 4.3 18.4 17.5 45 474 FAO Breed Survey N4-38, 40 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 1-2 months housing per year and total grazing. only breeding bulls are fed with concentrate local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Deoni Accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_1108_DEONI_03005 Dongarpatti, Wannera, Dongari DraughtPower multi coloured: spotted black and white sometimes complete white 2 2 Horns emerge in outward and upward direction 135 122 589.7 340.2 Zebu, medium-sized breed, big dewlap n domestic breed may have originated from Gir Latur, Parbhani, Nanded and Osmanabad districts of Maharashtra, and Bidar district of Karnataka 299 169 475 1121 636 1890 4.3 22.95 47 30 51 465 N4-36, 40 FAO Breed Survey published literature from 1950 -1991 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 2-3 months per year, fed on grazing and sometimes concentrates and fodder. male calves are nursed better than the female calves local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Devarakota 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety, similar to Ongole Tamil Nadu local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Devni 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety Udgir Taluka, Osmanabad, Maharashtra local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Frieswal 0 0 domestic breed cossbred local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Gangatiri INDIA_CATTLE_2003_GANGATIRI_03039 0 0 Native n Domestic Breed Ghazipur, Ballia, Varanasi, Mau, Mirzapur and adjoining districts of Uttar Pradesh and Bhabhua, Buxar and Bhojpur districts of Bihar local Sufficient unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Gaolao registered with accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_1110_GAOLAO_03006 Gualgani, Arvi DraughtPower uni coloured: white or light grey 2 2 short and stumpy 143 125 400 320 Zebu, grey-white Shorthorned type n domestic breed 18th century Wardha district of Maharastra, and Bhalaghat, Chhindwara, Gonda, Durg, Rajnandgaon and Seoni districts of Madhya Pradesh 240 604 5.1 19.3 18.5 44 387 FAO Breed Survey N4-40 Performance were measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing and total grazing. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Gayal hindi, bengali Mithun Mithun, Mithan General multi coloured: dark slate in coloured with white stockings below the knees
comment: Calves are born dark red in coloured which turns into the characteristic coloured by 6 months of age. They have a dorsal ridge on the crest of the shoulder 2 2 symmetrical, diverging outward, pointed tips 134 128 500 400 short tail, big dewlap, flat forehead feral breed domesticated Gaur (Bos bibos frontalis) hill forests of Assam 1000 0.8 25 F24-370 F46-46 regional No Material unknown unknown critical -India IND Cattle Ghumusari ACCESSION NO. INDIA_CATTLE_1500_GHUMUSARI_03032 Deshi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Ranges from white to grey 2 2 Small, curved upward with rounded tips 108.09 102.91 209 167 Small compact symmetrical body having small head with forehead being flat, broad and depressed in between the eyes n domestic breed Western part of Ganjam district and adjoining areas of Phulbani district of Orissa. Heavy concentration is in Bhanjanagar, Sorada and Aska area of Ganjam district semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 280 320 460 630 4.8 4.9 14.82 13.83 38 40 49 412 12 Dash S.K. and Sethi B.P. 2008. Cattle Genetic Resources of Orissa – Ghumusari. Orissa Livestock resources Development Society (OLRDS) Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar semi-intensive system with very little input without any concentrate feeding. Lactating cows and working bullocks are fed straw, little amount of rice bran and kitchen waste. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Gir Registered as breed with accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_0400_GIR_03007 Gir Bhodali, Desan, Gujarati, Sorathi, Kathiwari Milk The animals are adapted to their local environment (dry, hot climate, semi-desert). This breed is known for a long breeding season. Gujarat Agricultural University, Ahemdabad. Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Gujarat. uni coloured: red, white with black patches 2 2 horns point downward and backwards and have pointed tips 140 121 544 310 hump y 1969 domestic breed indigenous breed pure breed Junagarh, Bhavnagar and Amreli districts of Gujarat 308 250 375 2110 800 3300 4.4 22 21 51 40 60 516 440 600 300 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Performance was recorded under average stationary conditions with 8 months housing per year and grazing and concentrate as feed base. Herding in fields is practised to provide manure international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Goomsur DraughtPower 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety Orissa local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Gujamavu 2 2 domestic variety variety of Hallikar local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Hallikar Registered as breed, accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_0800_HALLIKAR_03008 DraughtPower uni coloured: dark grey 2 2 Horns are carried backwards, forwards and slightly inwards 190 170 453.5 425 Zebu, Mysore type n domestic breed Mysore, Mandhya, Bangalore, Tumkur, and Hasan districts of Karnataka 285 210 310 541 225 1100 5.4 21.3 20.2 46 41 60 600 FAO Breed Survey N4-37, 40 Performance was recorded under stationary conditions with 2 months housing and total grazing. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Hariana Hariana is a prominent dual purpose breed of north India - widely spread in Indo Gangetic plains. It is primarily reared for bullock production . Cows are also fairly good milkers. INDIA_CATTLE_0520_HARIANA_03009 Hariana Hansi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk uni coloured: Animals are white or light grey in colour. Bulls are relatively darker. 2 2 short horns. Curve outwards, upwards and then inwards 138 136 499 325 Zebu, grey-white Shorthorned type. White colour, long and narow face, well marked bony prominence at the centre of poll and small horns. y domestic breed Hariana cattle take their name from the region known as Haryana in North India. Earlier there were two strains of cattle Hisar and Hansi found in this region and known after the name of their native towns but now there is only one breed i.e. Hariana. Rohtak, Jhajjar, Hisar, Sonepat, Jind and Gurgaon districts of Haryana semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 272 238 330 997 693 1754 4.5 4.3 5.3 23.3 21.7 39.7 51.3 40 60 483 415 561 439 FAO Breed Survey data collected from 1930 to 1991. Breed Descriptor, NBAGR, Karnal Performance was recorded under semi-intensive system of management. Housing is provided in extreme weather conditions. Cattle are traditionally reared by grazing on common pasture land of the village and along the banks of cannals and roadsides with little supplementary feeding of crop residues, weeds and grasses. Calves are not weaned. Since Hariana cows are mainly reared for producing bullocks, greater attention is paid to rearing of male calves than of female calves. High yielding cows, bullocks and young males given green fodder and concentrate in addition to grazing . Males are usually castrated at about 3 years of age. 1 regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Himachali Pahari Urine is also used Hindi Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_0600_HIMACHALIPAHARI_03049 Pahari, Desi, local, Gauri, Himdhenu DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Hump-Medium in males and small in females Moderate draught performance, capability to work on narrow, sloppy, undulating, hill terrain Adapted to hilly terrain Moderate draught performance, capability to work on narrow, sloppy, undulating, hill terrain Comparatively higher tolerance/ resistance to diseases Not known Not known Not known NA Coat Colour -Primarily black and blackish brown 2 2 Horns a. Colour Blackish and brown b. Size (cm) Medium c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Mainly Curved d. Orientation Primarily lateral upwards 110.3 98.3 226.7 185.58 Colour a. Coat Primarily black and blackish brown b. Muzzle Mostly black/black brown, sometimes pinkish brown/ brown c. Eyelids Primarily black d. Tail Switch Predominately blackfollowed by white and brown e. Hooves Primarily black Native n Domestic Breed Himalayan region-Himachal pradesh No Kullu, Chamba, Mandi, Kangra, Sirmaur, Shimla,Kinnaur, Lahaul&Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh semi - intensive farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 322.8 180 365 538 300 650 4.68 4.06 5.83 1.67 14.43 13.87 38.1 3.4 45.8 40.1 49.8 44 54 546 450 730 Field conditions Semi intensive system Service period (days) 262±25 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Hissar Hissar Hansi-hissar, Hissar-hansi, Hissar-hariana, Hansi DraughtPower 2 2 150 120 499 340.2 domestic variety composite of Kankrej, Hariana, Gir, Nagori, Ongole, Tharparker and Krishna Valley; variety of Hariana Zebu 1815 southern Punjab regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic dairy breed from Europe. High protein diet consisting of green fodder and concentrate, and health care are provided to these crossbreds. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Jellicut Kilakattu, Kilkad, Pulikulam, Kilakad DraughtPower 2 2 Zebu domestic breed Tamil Nadu local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic dairy breed from the United Kingdom High protein diet consisting of green fodder and concentrate, and health care are provided to these crossbreds. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Jersind Milk 2 2 domestic breed composite of Jersey (3/8-5/8) and Red Sindhi 1960's Allahabad local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Kangayam INDIA_CATTLE_1800_KANGAYAM_03010 Kangayam Kongu, Kanganad Milk The breed is adapted to hot humid climate. National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources/ National Institute of Animal Genetics. Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Tamilnadu. multi coloured: grey, white
comment: calves red at birth 2 2 backward, outward, upward and slightly inwards 140 125 523 341 humped domestic breed indigenous breed Periyar district and its adjoining areas in Tamil Nadu 1100 270 640 4 3 5.5 22 21 44 36 50 498 350 650 300 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and with grazing and fodder or grazing and concentrate feeding. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Kankrej INDIA_CATTLE_0417_KANKREJ_03011 Bannai, Nagar, Talabda, Vadhiyar, Vagadia, Wadhiar, Wadial, Wagad, Waged, Bani Milk The animals are adapted to their local environment. This breed is known for a long breeding season. Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Sabarmati Ashram Gaushala, Bidaj Farm, P.O. Lali, Dist. Kheda, Gujarat. uni coloured: grey
multi coloured: black, grey
comment: newly born calves have rusty red coloured forequarters, hindquarters and hump dark coloured in bulls 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns, root covered with skin. 160 130 590 431 humped y 1969 domestic breed indigenous breed South-eastern Rann of Kutch, Gujarat, and adjoining Rajasthan 295 275 350 1785 1050 3200 5 24 23 48 34 56 490 407 639 300 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 8 months housing per year and grazing plus concentrates for feeding. In Summer they were sometimes watered once a day. This breed suffers lack of water. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Kappiliyan 2 2 domestic variety variety of Jellicut local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Karan Fries eng. Milk 2 2 domestic breed composite of Friesian and Tharparkar (3/8-1/2) 1971 local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Karan Swiss eng. Milk uni coloured: light grey to dark brown 2 2 domestic breed composite of American Brown Swiss and Sahiwal local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Kenkatha INDIA_CATTLE_2010_KENKATHA_03012 Kenwariya DraughtPower uni coloured: grey to dark grey 2 2 lyre shaped horns 180 132 344.5 300 similar to Malvi, Zebu n domestic breed Bundelkhand, southern Uttar Pradesh and northern Madhya Pradesh 170 500 5.1 19.2 18.9 FAO Breed Survey N4-37 Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 1-2 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Khamala 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety Betul, southern Madhya Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Khariar Odiya Accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_1500_KHARIAR_03034 Deshi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Drought tolerance Excellent Heat tolerance Excellent Not specific to any disease not known not known not known na Mainly Brown sometimes Grey 2 2 Straight - Horizontal and Quite often Upward and inward. Size - Male: 12.34, Female: 10.12 cm 106 102 196 156 Small sized, horned, strong, mostly draft type docile cattle with good posture. Bulls have well developed hump, naval flap and dewlap n domestic breed Nuapada district and adjoining area in Kalahandi and Bolangir districts of Orissa. Heavy concentration is in Khariar, Komna, Sinapali and Boden blocks of Nuapada district extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 270 293 310 450 4.8 4.9 12.12 11.23 40 38 41 50 512 11 Sethi B.P., Dash S.K. and Ray P.C. 2009. Cattle Genetic Resources of Orissa – Khariar. Orissa Livestock resources Development Society (OLRDS) Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar Extensive 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Khasi Assam Hill, Assam Plain Meat uni coloured: white 2 2 50 49 15.38 14.27 long hair domestic variety variety of Bengal plains of Assam and other north-eastern States F30-155, 156 local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Kherigarh INDIA_CATTLE_2000_KHERIGARH_03013 Khari, Kharigarh, Kheri DraughtPower uni coloured: white 2 2 lyre shaped horns 120 130 476 317.5 Zebu, long tail n domestic breed Hariana influence Lakhimpur Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh 140 350 5.1 20.7 19.9 37 43 420 450 FAO Breed Survey N4-37 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 5-6 months housing per year and total grazing (and sometimes grazing and fodder) for feed. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Khillari INDIA_CATTLE_1108_KHILLAR_03014 Khillari Thillar, Shikari, Mandeshi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk uni coloured: grey, white 2 2 long and pointed, bow shaped curving backwards and upwards 140 130 499 344 Mysore type, Zebu n domestic breed may have originated from Hallikar or Amritmahal breeds Kolhapur, Solapur, Sangli and Satara districts of Maharashtra and adjoining areas of Karnataka 233 442 5.1 22 21.3 48 35 64 FAO Breed Survey N4-37, 40 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 1-2 months housing and total grazing. regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Konkan Kapila Hindi Registered breed, Accession No.INDIA_CATTLE_1135_KONKANKAPILA_03043 Konkan gidda, Konkan DraughtPower, Feathers, Milk Native n Domestic Breed Konkan region No Maharashtra: Thane, Raigad, Palghar, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg Goa local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Kosali Hindi Registered breed, Accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_2600_KOSALI_03036 DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Mainly light red, followed by whitish grey. Few animals having black coat colour or red with white patches also seen. 2 2 Stumpy and Straight 121.1 103.09 260.4 160.5 Smaller in size. Coat colour mainly light red followed by whitish grey. Horn is generally stumpy, ear is horizontal, forehead flat, medium hump, small dewlap. Native n Domestic Breed Bilaspur, Raipur, Durg, Janjgir-Champa districts of Chhattisgarh extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 220 200 250 210 200 250 3.5 3 4.5 0.95 14.5 13.2 30 41 36 44 53 48 59 18 24 Most of the time local cows are let loose and meet their feed requirements through grazing. Besides grazing, paddy straw is also provided by the farmers. Some amount of concentrate is provided to lactating and advanced pregnant animals. 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Krishna Valley INDIA_CATTLE_0800_KRISHNAVALLEY_03015 Kistna Valley DraughtPower multi coloured: grey, white, sometimes brown and white or black and white 2 2 145 122 550 325 Zebu n domestic breed composite of Ongole, Gir, Kankrej and Mysore 1880 Maharastra and Karnataka local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Krishnagiri 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety Tamil Nadu local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Kumauni 2 2 hill type, zebu domestic breed northern Uttar Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Ladakhi Accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_0700_LADAKHI_03042 Ladakhi cattle are small statured with short legs. It is well adapted to high altitude, extreme cold climatic and hypoxic conditions. Ladakhi cattle are reared for milk, draft and manure purposes in cold desert of Ladakh. In spite of extreme climatic conditions, subsistence on poor quality feed and low availability of water, it provides around 2 to 5 kg of milk and thus serves as an important protein source for local people, particularly during lean winter period. Milk has high fat percentage of around 5% and used mainly for producing butter and churpi, important part of diet of local people. DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Ladakhi cattle are small statured with short legs. It is well adapted to high altitude, extreme cold climatic and hypoxic conditions. Ladakhi cattle are reared for milk, draft and manure purposes in cold desert of Ladakh. In spite of extreme climatic conditions, subsistence on poor quality feed and low availability of water, it provides around 2 to 5 kg of milk and thus serves as an important protein source for local people, particularly during lean winter period. Milk has high fat percentage of around 5% and used mainly for producing butter and churpi, important part of diet of local people. Ladakhi cattle are small statured with short legs. It is well adapted to high altitude, extreme cold climatic and hypoxic conditions. Black (62%), brown (36%), others (2%) 2 2 Slightly upward and forward ending with pointed tips over the forehead. 92.6 92.6 Zebu Native n Domestic Breed Indigenous breed Jammu & Kashmir (Ladakh) extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 300 280 360 5.24 4.3 44 60 300 450 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Lakhimi Hindi Accession No.INDIA_CATTLE_0200_LAKHIMI_03041 DraughtPower, Milk Native n Domestic Breed Assam No All districts of Assam local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Malnad Gidda Registered with accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_0800_MALNADGIDDA_03037 Gidda, Uradana, Varshagandhi Fertilizer, Milk They are very active, lively with an extraordinary power of endurance and resistance to diseases. No special managemental care is given to these animals. During nights animals are housed in traditional shed where in dung and urine is not cleared regularly. Green leaves are spread on the floor everyday as bedding material over the dung and urine. It is cleared once in one to two months which forms good quality compost manure normally. These animals are sent for grazing from morning till evening. They are also fed with small quantities of paddy straw, spear grass and green grass depending on availability. Generally they are bred by natural service when they go for grazing. Mothering instinct is very high among MalnadGidda cows. These animals are used for cultivation, milk and manure. Generally comparatively well built and good males are castrated and used for cultivation. They thrive mostly on grazing and play a unique role in the farming systems of the heavy rain fall malnad and coastal regions of Karnataka. They are well adapted to the local agro ecological systems of Western Ghats. They play a major role in the rural economy of this region by providing milk, manure and draft power with negligible inputs. extraordinary power of endurance These animals are highly adapted to harsh climatic conditions including heavy rainfall conditions. These animals run fast, jump high and long. Excellent heat and drought tolerance resistance to diseases . These animals show high degree of natural resistance to Foot and Mouth disease. MalnadGidda cattle are reared under low input low output system. Some areas it is zero input system where animals sustain solely on grazing. Elite cows give 3-5 kg of milk per day despite small body size. Five different colour variants exist in the breed i.e. white, black, red, brown and fawn. The predominant coat colour is black with light shades of fawn on thigh and shoulder region. 2 2 Orientation- Outward, upward and inward 91 90.29 100 small size Native n Domestic Breed reported in 1912 by Kristanasameingar and Pease) No Shimoga, Chikamagalur, Hassan, Udupi, Dakshina Kannada, Uttar Kannada and Kodagu of Karnataka extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 249.6 218.33 0.87 8.56 24 45 520 semi intensive system 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Malvi INDIA_CATTLE_1000_MALVI_03016 Manthani, Mahadeopuri DraughtPower uni coloured: grey 2 2 lyre shaped horns 140 130 499 340 Zebu, short and pointed ears n domestic breed central Malwa, western Madhya Pradesh 208 866 600 1200 4.5 20.1 18.7 44 39 67 419 441 530 FAO Breed Survey Veterinary Department of Madhya Pradesh (?) various reports N4-37 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and total grazing (sometimes grazing and fodder). local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Mampati 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety Madhya Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Manapari 2 2 Zebu domestic breed composite of Kangayam and local cattle Tamil Nadu local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Mewati INDIA_CATTLE_1705_MEWATI_03017 Mehwati, Kosi DraughtPower uni coloured: white 2 2 152 122 385.6 326.6 Zebu, big breed, long tail, pendulous ears n domestic breed similar to Hariana with Gir influence, Grey-White Shorthorned type Alwar and Bharatpur districts of Rajasthan, and Mathura and Kosi districts of Uttar Pradesh 150 225 4.9 19.7 18.8 FAO Breed Survey N4-38 Performance data were recorded under stationary conditions with 4-5 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Mhaswad 2 2 domestic variety variety of Khillari local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Motu Motu cattle are draft animals, usually kept for economic protection and social association to the animal keepers. Rarely the cows are milked once a day. Odiya Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_1526_MOTU _03031 Deshi DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Horns Black , Size (cm) Male: 6.23±0.21, Female: 3.35±0.18 Medium sized cattlte Drought and heat resistance Not specific to any disease Not known Not known Not known NA Mainly Brown (Reddish) sometimes Grey. Muzzle - Black, Eyelids - Black, Tail - -Mainly Black sometimes Grey, Hoofs - Black 2 2 Straight Upward with rounded tip. Size - Male: 6.23±0.21, Female: 3.35±0.18 cm 102.78 98.52 171.89 137.26 Small sized, strong and hardy draft type cattle. Animals are mostly polled. Ears -short, dewlap - soft and small. n domestic breed Motu region of Odisha No Southern part of Malkangiri district of Orissa, and adjoining area of Chhatishgarh and Andhra Pradesh. Heavy concentration is in Motu, Kalimela, Podia and Malkangiri area of Malkangiri district in Orissa. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 155 172 100 140 4.86 4.93 0.8 12.23 11.45 42 42 43 52 422 15 Dash S.K. and Sethi B.P. 2007. Cattle Genetic Resources of Orissa –Motu. Orissa Livestock resources Development Society (OLRDS) and Dept. of Anim. Breed. & Gen., Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar Extensive 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Nagami ReligiousCeremonies 0 0 domestic This is actually a mithan or mithun, belonging to the Bos frontalis specie. Mostly found in the Zunheboto district of Nagaland and the Ukhrul district of Manipur. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Nagori They are capable of heavy draught work in deep sands. INDIA_CATTLE_1700_NAGORI_03018 DraughtPower The cows are adapted to the acute water shortage during the summer. uni coloured: Generally white or light grey. In some cases head, face and shoulder are slightly greyish. 2 2 Horns emerge from the outer angles of poll. They extend in an outward direction and are carried upward with gentle curve to turn in at points. Horns are medium in size. 148 124 363 318 Zebu. White, upstanding, very alert and agile animal with long and narrow face like that of a horse. n domestic breed Grey-White Shorthorned type. Nagori takes its name from its home tract i.e. Nagaur district of Rajasthan in Western India Nagaur, Jodhpur and Bikaner districts of Rajasthan semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 267 237 299 603 479 905 5.8 17.5 16.3 47 42 49 461 423 549 FAO Breed Survey F4-36. Breed Descriptor, NBAGR, Karnal. Performance recorded under farm conditions. Under field conditions, feed resources including water are scarce. Main fodders available in the area are some trees like Khejri, Kabli keekar, Jal, Aakh and sewan grass. Animals are taken out for grazing and they cover long distances in search of fodder. Bullocks are usually stall fed. Animals are kept in open areas fenced either by bushes or by small mud walls. . 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Nakali 2 2 domestic variety variety of Khillari local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Nari Nari cattle is dual purpose cattle breed. Milk is sold locally/dairy as per situation and male calves / bullocks are sold and used for draught power in agricultural activities Hindi/Rajasthani Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_1704_NARI_03045 Sirohi DraughtPower, Milk In Bali, the animals migrate to the areas of the Aravalli hills adjoining to Bali tehsil. In Sirohi district the Raika community migrates along with their Nari herds in November/December every year to the Gujarat state due to unavailability of adequate feed and fodder. They cover about 200 km of distance during migration and finally stay in the places like Himatnagar, Idar, Kherbrahma (Sabarkantha district) or Dessa, Palanpur (Banaskantha district). The onward journey is completed in about 30 days. The community moves along with their families. During the migration, the luggage is carried over the donkeys/camels. Around 4 to 8 Raika individuals join together to make the herd of more than 500 and 8-10 donkeys are required to carry their luggage and kitchen items. The return journey is completed in 8-10 days, mostly after onset of rains i.e. July/August. The breeding method opted by farmers is natural mating. About 1 to 2 bulls are available in the herds depending on the size of herds. The young males started their first service at the age of 3.0-3.5 years of age and used for breeding up to the age of 10 years. Bullsare selected on the basis of criteria like milk production of the dam, physical characters and coat color.However, one bull is kept for a period of three years in a herd and thereafter it is rotated to other herd. Raika/Rabari of Sirohi and Pali districts are the breeders who evolved, maintained and conserves this majestic cattle breed. For management and grazing of these cattle they live a nomadic life and migrate with their family for around 10 month in a year. For about 8 months they settle down in pre-decided village and about 2 monthsspend in travelling to reach pre-decided village & returning back to native tract and.They come back to their native places at the beginning/middle of monsoon Nari cattle have excellent migratory capacity and followunique migration pattern i.e. migration around the Aravalli forest range. The animals are adapted to hot climate in the areas of foothills of Aravalli and perform better than other cattle breeds in that area. The animals can well survive on grazing and in the open housing system during all kinds of weather. Excellent drought capacity and heat tolerance Higher resistance to the endemic diseases in general Not known Not known Not known NA Colour a. Coat Varies from white or greyish white in colour in majority of animals and bulls are either white, greyish white or black b. Muzzle Mostly Black (few pink/carroty) c. Eyelids Mostly Black d. Tail Switch Black e. Hooves Generally black 2 2 Horns a. Colour Generally mixed or black b. Size (cm) Male: 55.56±1.69 Female: 51.68±0.70 c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Mostly curved d. Orientation Spirally curved &Outward/ forward in orientation. Horns of males are mostly forwards in orientation (59%) whereas, the females has the horns mostly oriented outwards. Generally wide-spread, long, and thick at bottom and pointed at tips 130.59 120.87 366 258 Face is moderate in length and width (44.0 and 14.4 cm in cows and 46.2 and 15.6 cm in bullocks). Neck is short and stout. Native n Domestic Breed The breed is named as ‘Nari’ by the community. ‘Nari’ is derived from the word ‘Nar’ which means hills. Majority of the Nari cattle population are found surrounding the Aravali forest range in Sirohi and Pali districts of Rajasthan andBanaskanth, Sabarkantha districts of Gujarat. These regions are slightly hilly and undulating and can be described as native tract of Nari cattle No Rajasthan - Sirohi and Pali Gujarat- Sabarkantha and Banaskantha 234.91 178 260 1647.36 1118 2222 4.64 3.1 8.3 7.02 12 130.59 120.87 29.12 31.17 40.98 35.56 44.56 39 51 360 350 370 Field condition EXTENSIVE SYSTEM Service period (days) 78.29±2.00 1 1 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Nimari INDIA_CATTLE_1000_NIMARI_03019 Khargoni, Khurgoni, Khargaon DraughtPower multi coloured: usually red with white markings 2 2 backward, upward and outward turning backward at points 155 135 390 317.5 Zebu, well developed hump n domestic breed possibly descended from Gir and Khillari Khandwa, Khargona and Bharwani districts of Madhya Pradesh 237 357 4.9 19.9 18.7 49 483 400 530 FAO Breed Survey Veterinary Department (M.P.) (?) Report. F4-38 Performance was recorded under stationary conditions with 2 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Ongole INDIA_CATTLE_0100_ONGOLE_03020 Ongole Nellore DraughtPower The breed is adapted to hot humid sultry climate and wet lands. This breed is known for a long breeding season. Project Directorate on Cattle. G-123, Shastri Nagar, Meerut(UP) Cattle Project, Livestock Research Station, Lam(A.P.) . uni coloured: white, males have grey markings on head, neck and hump and black points on the knees and pasterns of both fore and hind limbs 2 2 short and stumpy horns, outward and backward 150 130 570 268 glossy white coat, hump, tail with black switch y 1979 domestic breed indigenous breed Guntur-Nellore, south Andhra Pradesh 1100 233 160 270 688 475 1000 4 28 26 49 38 60 500 420 720 300 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 D.S. Balaine FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 6 months housing per year and total grazing (and sometimes some fodder added). international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle PODA THURPU Bullock are preferred in both dryland and wetland agriculture and have excellent draught power in terms of endurance, speed & stamina. TELGU Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_3600_PODATHURPU_03044 Thurpu DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Wild & aggressive nature is helpful to protect themselves from predators in the forest area. PodaThurpu breed has the excellent tolerant capacity to the drought conditions and can sustain during less fodder and water availability. The breeders of this cattle breed do not provide any additional supplementary feed to animals, except salt. Animals are maintained exclusively under open grazing system. This breed has very good tolerant capacity to the hot climate and can work for long hours during hot climate. excellent draught power in terms of endurance, speed & stamina. Excellent drought and heat tolerance The average water consumption of these animals in summer is 13.49 litres which is very less when compared to other draught breeds which consume on an average 25 litres. This makes the breed to increase the withholding water capacity during summer and effective utilization for physiological operations. na Colour a. Coat Light brown to dark brown patches on white coat b. Muzzle Brown c. Eyelids Brown d. Tail Switch Brown e. Hooves Brown 2 2 a. Colour Brown b. Size (cm) Male: 31.85±0.69 Female: 29.98±0.66 c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Mostly straight, sometimes curved d. Orientation Backward and upwardor forward pointing 121.94 111.84 254.93 2085 Broad head with deep groove in the center of forehead in majority of cases and prominent poll Native n Domestic Breed The cattle breed is commonly known as ThurpuEdlu in western parts of Telangana. Farmers who use bullocks of the breed for draught purposes call them as ThurpuEdlu (means East, and Edlu means bullocks in local language Telugu), because they are believed to have come from the eastern side of the Telangana district. No Nagarkurnool(Amrabad Forest and its adjoining areas of Achampet, Amrabad, Lingal andPadra Mandals) Of telangana extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 228 197 258 569.6 494 646 3.9 3.7 4.1 2.45 18.76 17.86 37.08 32 46 41.33 50.3 47 57 358.8 330 365 field conditions semi intensive, extensive system 1 1 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Ponwar INDIA_CATTLE_2000_PONWAR_03021 Purnea DraughtPower multi coloured: black, white 2 2 lyre shaped horns with pointed tips 130 125 317.5 294.8 Zebu n domestic breed may have originated from black hill cattle and local white cattle Pilibhit district of Uttar Pradesh 155 320 4.7 18.5 17.6 FAO Breed Survey F4-38 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 6-7 months housing per year and grazing plus fodder as feed. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Pullikulam INDIA_CATTLE_1800_PULIKULAM_03035 0 0 Native n Domestic Breed Madurai, Sivagangai and Virudhunagar of Tamil Nadu local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Punganur INDIA_CATTLE_0100_PUNGANUR_03022 DraughtPower, Milk Cows are fair milkers. Bulls are more docile than females. uni coloured: white, grey to red, brown, occasionally black 2 2 small and crescent shaped 107 97 240 170 maybe the smallest of all cattle breeds n domestic breed dwarf type similar to Mysore type. The development of the breed was associated with the “Rajahs of Punganur”, hence this breed is known as “Punganur”. Also, named after a town called Punganur, where the breed is developed. Chittoor, southern Andhra Pradesh semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 263 94 445 546 194 1100 5 3.2 10 2.07 12.8 11.4 28.9 24 38 452 317 Breed Descriptor, NBAGR, Karnal Women and children of the family look after the animals. Animals are housed in a small shed made with the help of bamboos and stone pillars. Stacks of paddy straw and groundnut form the roof of cattle shed. Animals are housed only during the night and are grazed in the wastelands in the nearby forests. Soon after the harvest of paddy, animals are allowed to graze over paddy stubbles. Paddy straw forms the major component of fodder. In addition, sugarcane tops, ground nut halms, fingermillet straw and mulberry leaves are fed to cattle. Milking cows are fed concentrates at the time of milking. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -India IND Cattle Purnea Mainly for draught power Hindi Registered breed, Accession no. INDIA_CATTLE_0300_PURNEA_03050 DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk Head is medium in size. Poll is mostly flat, sometimes moderately prominent Reared by Mandal, Yadav, Muslim, Adiwasi and other community Very good Drought and Heat Tolerance Not specific to any disease Not known Not known Not known NA Primarily grey followed by red and black 2 2 116.95 109.08 202.2 176.3 Zebu, hill type Native n Domestic Breed similar to Morang No North-eastern Bihar; Araria, Purnea and Katihar; and the adjoining areas of Kishanganj, Supaul and Madhepura districts semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 214.2 178 278 609.13 452 785 4.22 4 4.5 3.12 39 35.86 39.31 49.3 33 63 456.6 360 700 Breed descriptor Field conditions Semi intensive conditions Service period (days) 182.11±2.62 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Ramgarhi 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety east Mandla, Madhya Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Rathi INDIA_CATTLE_1700_RATHI_03023 DraughtPower multi coloured: grey, white 2 2 short horns 200 150 385.5 326.6 Zebu, grey-white Shorthorned type domestic breed similar to Hariana, possibly with Red Sindhi and Sahiwal influence Alwar, eastern Rajasthan 309 1526 5.3 21.09 20.19 FAO Breed Survey N4-38, 40 Performance measured under station conditions with 3-4 months housing and grazing with fodder or concentrates as feed. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Red Kandhari INDIA_CATTLE_1100_REDKANDHARI_03024 Lakhalbunda DraughtPower uni coloured: red 2 2 medium sized and blunt at the points 128 118 430 340 Zebu n domestic breed Developed by the rulers of Kandhar 4th centuary Nanded, Latur, Beed and Parbhani districts of Maharashtra 260 600 4.6 20.4 18.7 444 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 2-3 months housing per year and total grazing or grazing plus fodder as feed. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Red Sindhi INDIA_CATTLE_0000_REDSINDHI_03025 Red Sindhi Malir, Sindhi, Red Karachi Milk uni coloured: red 2 2 lateral and upward 130 120 544 498 Zebu, medium dewlap y domestic breed Only organised herds in Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam. 296 260 330 1840 1608 2089 4.5 22 21 44 32 52 443 380 550 F24-165 N3-60 N4-36 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with all year round housing and grazing plus concentrates. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Sahiwal One of the best dairy breed of zebu cattle. It is being utilized for improvement of local stock. INDIA_CATTLE_1617_SAHIWAL_03026 Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar Milk The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: usually reddish-dun but sometimes pale red or brown mixed with white markings. 2 2 short and stumpy. Outwards, upwards and then inwards 170 124 544 327 Zebu, Brownish red colour, shades may vary from a mahogany red brown to more greyish red. Short horns and loose skin. n domestic breed The breed derives its name from Sahiwal area in Montgomery district of Punjab (Currently in Pakistan) Along the Indo-Pak border in Amritsar and Ferozepur districts of Punjab, and Sri Ganganagar district of Rajasthan. semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 315 215 375 2325 1600 2750 4.9 4.8 5.1 22 21 26 26 32.6 41.7 30 50 475 390 550 Breed Descriptor, NBAGR, Karnal Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on fodder and concentrates. The breed is usually found in the irrigated regions where there is a good supply of water. Under field conditiond, animals are generally not provided with any type of house. Animals are taken out for grazing.They are also fed green fodder. Milking cows are provided supplementry feeding in the form of cotton seed, barley and oil cake. There is a progeny testing programme underway to produce high potential bulls. 1 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Sanchori Marwari DraughtPower 2 2 Zebu domestic variety variety of Kankrej Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 4.8 FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Shahabadi Gangatiri DraughtPower uni coloured: grey 2 2 Zebu domestic breed similar to Hariana western Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh 3.2 FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Shweta Kapila Hindi Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_3500_SHWETAKAPILA_03048 Gaunthi/Gavthi dhavi Milk Ears a. Length (cm) 8-14 b. Orientation (Horizontal/Drooping) Horizontal Body a. Hump (Large/Medium/Small) Small to medium in males and small in females b. Dewlap (Large/Medium/Small) Medium in males and small to medium in females As these animals are reared particularly for milk purpose, farmers don’t utilise for other works like ploughing, threshing and field work purpose Adapted to humid conditions of Western Ghat Heat tolerance-Excellent No specific Not known Not known NA NA Colour a. Coat White b. Muzzle Whitish brown c. Eyelids Brown d. Tail Switch White to brownish white e. Hooves Greyish white 2 2 a. Colour Greyish white b. Size (cm) 20-27 c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Mostly straight and maybe slightly curved d. Orientation Upward and outward 113 107.42 382.8 276.6 Head -Triangular shaped, having slight furrow at centre with straight forehead Native n Domestic Breed In konkan region of Goa No North Goa and South Goa districts of Goa extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 179.5 134 198 510.09 350 650 5.21 4.5 6.4 2.84 11.5 9.7 29 27.9 37.7 35 45.3 35 58 446.4 400 500 FIELD AND FARM CONDITIONS Semi intensive Service period (days) 75.6±2.51 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Siri INDIA_CATTLE_2221_SIRI_03027 Siri Trahbum DraughtPower adapted well to the agro-climatic conditions of this region multi coloured: usually black-and-white or red-and-white 2 2 outward, forward, upward and inward 120 119 453.5 362.9 Zebu with cervico-thoracic hump, hill type n domestic breed possibly has some Tibetan blood Sikkim; and Darjeeling district of West Bengal 155 4.9 2.8 5.5 21.2 19.9 50 57 400 500 225 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with all year round grazing regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Son Valley 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety Madhya Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Sunandini Sunandini Milk uni coloured: shades of fawn, brown or grey-brown 2 2 domestic breed composite of Swiss Brown (5/8) and local Zebu 1966-1985 Kerala regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Tarai 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Taylor Milk uni coloured: black, grey, red 2 2 no hump domestic breed composite of 4 Shorthorn and channel island bulls and local Zebu cattle 1856 Patna, Bihar local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Tharparkar INDIA_CATTLE_1700_THARPARKAR_03028 Thari Grey Sindhi, White Sindhi, Thari Milk The breed is well adapted to a dry hot arid climate. The animals are well adapted to desert conditions. National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources, Karnal. Bikaner Veterinary College, Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner uni coloured: grey, white with neck and head dark grey 2 2 Horns curve gradually upward and outward with blunt points inclined inward 130 120 544 357 medium sized dewlap, large dropping ears y 1979 domestic breed descended from Thari Jodhpur, Barmer, Jaisalmer and Sri Ganganagar districts of Rajasthan, and Kutch region of Gujarat 1100 286 240 377 1659 1752 5 23 22.4 30 30 41 38 53 431 408 572 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 D.S. Balaine FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and total grazing and concentrates for bulls and lactating cows. Because of the scarcity of water, animals are watered once in three days in Rajasthan. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Thillari Tapti, Tapi uni coloured: white 2 2 domestic breed variety of Khillari local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Cattle Thutho Generally not milked Nagami Accession No. INDIA_CATTLE_1400_THUTHO_03047 Ameshi, Sheapi, Chokru, Tseso DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat Ears a. Length (cm) Moderate (18-19 cm) b. Orientation (Horizontal/Drooping) Horizontal Body a. Hump (Large/Medium/Small) Medium in males and small to medium in females b. Dewlap (Large/Medium/Small) Large in males and medium in females c. Naval Flap (Large/Medium/Small) Small d. Penis Sheath Flap (Large/Medium/Small) Medium Locally adapted Adapted to hot-humid climate of NE region External parasite resistance, possibly Not known Not known Not known NA Colour a. Coat Black or brown, sometimes white patches on face and body b. Muzzle Mostly Black, sometimes brown c. Eyelids Black d. Tail Switch Mostly Black, sometimes brown e. Hooves Black and grey 2 2 Horns a. Colour Black b. Size (cm) Short and stumpy c. Shape (Straight/Curved) Curved d. Orientation Outward and upward 107.59 106.23 320 280 Breed has typical character that backline is uneven, slopes behind the small hump, rises to peak between hipbones and then drops sharply to the tail head. Native n Domestic Breed Naga hills No Nagaland- All districts semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 15.6 14.8 30 28 38 30 42 36 50 480 360 500 Field conditions Semi intensive and extensive conditions Service period (days) 110 1 1 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Umblachery INDIA_CATTLE_1800_UMBLACHERY_03029 Mottai madu, Southern, Tanjore, Therkuthi madu, Jathi madu DraughtPower developed for draft power in marshy paddy fields multi coloured: grey with white points, back-line
comment: calves born red or brown 2 2 very small, outward and inward 113 103 385 325 Zebu, white stockings on all legs n domestic breed may be developed by crossing Kangayam with local animals and is similar to Kangayam but smaller in size. Thanjanvur, Nagai-Quaide-e-Milleth and A.T. Panneerselvam districts of Tamil Nadu 233 323 5.3 18.6 17.9 FAO Breed Survey local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Cattle Vechur Milk production in Vechur cattle is relatively higher than in other dwarf cattle available in this area. INDIA_CATTLE_0900_VECHUR_03030 Dwarf Cow DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk The breed is adapted to high rainfall, hot humid climate and low quality feeds & fodders of the area A high disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. These animals are reported to have a good adaptability. multi coloured: light red, black or fawn and white 2 2 Small, thin, curved forward and in some cases extremely small and hardly seen outside. Small and stout for bulls 99 89 178 132 Extremely small sized animal with compact body. n domestic breed It is known by the name of a place Vechur - a small place by the side of Vembanad lake near Vaikam in Kottayam district of South Kerala. Alappuzha, Kottayam, Pathanamthitta and Kasaragod districts of Kerala extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 242 230 253 561 4.7 5.8 2.35 11.2 10.2 22 36 426 365 517 Breed Descriptor, NBAGR, Karnal Animals from each house are let loose in the morning. These animals herd together and go for grazing in bigger groups. Breeding bulls are also present in the grazing area. Cows conceive out of natural mating from these bulls. Animals return home in the evening. Generally animals are confined to sheds in the night. Tree leaves are spread in sheds as breeding. Additional leaves are spread on alternate days on the previous layer. Daily cleaning of sheds is not done as in other parts of state. Manure is removed 3 or 4 times a year and used as mulch (organic manure) for cultivation. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -India IND Cattle Zosial ReligiousCeremonies 0 0 domestic This is actually a mithan or mithun, belonging to the Bos frontalis specie. Found in Mizoram. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Ankaleshwar Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_0400_ANKALESHWAR_12001 Gowrani, Gamthi, Desi Eggs, Meat single yellow yellow various colours no special pattern indigenous Golden Yellow or Yellow with black strips or White and Golden with black strips 1.75 1.5 Small to medium sized bird. Golden yellow plumage is predominant in cocks while Black golden is more common in hens. Feathered legs, cap feather and bearded feathers are also observed in some of the birds. n domestic breed The breed owe its name to the place where it has been bred i.e. Ankleshwar in Bharuch district of Gujarat. Gujarat: Bharuch and Narmada districts 79 35.09 back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products stationary 0.03 5.92 1.7 62.44 Indian Journal of Animal Sciences (2011), 81(3):310-23 Extensive local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Aseel These birds provide recreation and source of income for the tribals. Birds are also known for plentiful delicious and flavoured meat. Eggs are generally not consumed/sold but kept for hatching. Flocks are generally kept for breeding purpose only Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_2615_ASEEL_12002 Aseel Peela, Noorie, Cheeta, Yakhub Fighting, Meat Comb: mainly Pea sometimes Single (Patedda variety) or Rose (Jeekar & Teekar variety). Plumage Pattern: patchy or solid or stripped or spotted. Skin colour: white or yellow. Shank colour: white or yellow pea white white red and black indigenous Mostly Red (or Brown) and black but Aseel breed has various varieties having different plumage colours 4 2.59 Small but firmly set comb. Bright red wattles. Long and slender face devoid of feathers. The general feathering is close, scanty and almost absent on the breast. Plumage has practically no fluff and feathers are tough. n domestic breed indigenous breed Andhra Pradesh: Khammam district; Orissa: Koraput and Malkanagari districts; and Chhattisgarh: Bastar and Dantiwara districts 65 70 41 back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products stationary 0.029 6.66 6.55 7.2 2.66 75 Indian Journal of Animal Sciences (2011), 81(3):310-23. Extensive Average flock size is 9.5 birds. These breeds are less susceptible to most of the common diseases and require less veterinary care. The labour cost is low as animal rearing is a family occupation. A game bird well known for its pugnacity, high stamina, majestic gait and dogged fighting qualities. The remarkable endurance of an Aseel even during the most critical stages of fight is proverbial as it prefers death to dishonour. It will let its blood flow in a final frenzied flurry of slashing and pecking rather than to turn its tail before the foe. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -India IND Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Barred domestic breed imported; exotic commercial breed Typical farm size under intensive animal production system ranges between 1,000-10,000 for poultry. About 60% of poultry meat and 56% of eggs are produced under intensive system. There are about 60,000 poultry farms, some of which raise more than 100,000 birds. By 1991 there were 3000 poultry co-operatives with 190,000 members. international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -India IND Chicken Black Australorp eng. Black Australorp domestic breed imported; exotic commercial breed Typical farm size under intensive animal production system ranges between 1,000-10,000 for poultry. About 60% of poultry meat and 56% of eggs are produced under intensive system. There are about 60,000 poultry farms, some of which raise more than 100,000 birds. By 1991 there were 3000 poultry co-operatives with 190,000 members. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Busra These birds are reared for home consumption as well as for sale of live birds and eggs. Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_0411_BUSRA_12003 Desi Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Maharashtra: Dhule, Nandurbar, Nasik Gujarat Surat, The Dangs local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Cari Gold domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Chittagong Hindi/Bengla INDIA_CHICKEN_1319_CHITTAGONG_12004 Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed Meghalaya and tripura local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Cornish eng. Cornish domestic breed imported; exotic commercial breed Typical farm size under intensive animal production system ranges between 1,000-10,000 for poultry. About 60% of poultry meat and 56% of eggs are produced under intensive system. There are about 60,000 poultry farms, some of which raise more than 100,000 birds. By 1991 there were 3000 poultry co-operatives with 190,000 members. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Danki Danki birds are used mainly for game purpose (fighting). These birds are also used for meat purpose. Eggs are not sold but kept for hatching. Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_0100_DANKI_12005 Dinki Fighting, Meat Cocks generally have shinning bluish black feathers on wings, breast, tail and thighs. Eyes are sharp. Comb is compressed and is positioned high on the head. Beak is generally shorter and is yellow in color. Wattles are absent. Spur is long and sharp in cocks. heavy and large sized breed Single Plumage colour Brown Plumage Pattern Patchy in males and spotted in females Skin colour Pinkish white Shank colour Yellow Earlobe colour Red Comb colour Red Eye Ring colour Red 3.115 2.22 This is one of the fast growing, heavy and large sized breed in India. Local people call these birds by different names on the basis of plumage color: - Black colored birds - khaki or sanwla, red color- dega, brick color - parla, white -satua and spotted -pingle Native n Domestic Breed Vizianagaram, Vishakhapatnam, Srikakulam of Andhra Pradesh No local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Daothigir These birds are reared mainly for meeting the domestic requirements of meat and eggs. These also serve as a cash reserve for the farmers Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_0200_DAOTHIGIR_12006 Desi Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed Assam local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Debendra domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Dhanraja domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Ghagus Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_0108_GHAGUS_12007 Desi Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Giriraja Giriraja domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Gramalakshmi domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Gramapriya domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Hansli Odiya Registered breed, Acc. No. Accession No.INDIA_CHICKEN_1500_ HANSLI _12018 Native n Domestic Breed The name Hansli seems to have originated from the word ‘Hans’ which means Swan. Due to the tall size and majestic gait of the birds like that of Swan, the local people call these birds‘Hansli’. No Mayurbhanj, Keonjhar of Odisha local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Haringhata Black Bengali INDIA_CHICKEN_2100_HARRINGHATABLACK_12008 Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed West Bengal Nadia (Harringhata and Chakdaha blocks) North 24 Parganas (Habra-II), Gaighata, Amdanga and Bongaon blocks) local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Kadaknath INDIA_CHICKEN_1000_KADAKNATH_12009 Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed no Madhya Pradesh: Dhar, Jhabua Flock size ranging from 25 to 250 birds with no or little investment. These free roaming indigenous chickens have low productivity (40 - 80 eggs/year). These also meet cultural and religious needs and provide a reliable and readily convertible means of managing family resources. These breeds are less susceptible to most of the common diseases and require less veterinary care. The replacement stocks are also farm bred and therefore the inputs are negligible. The labour cost is low as animal rearing is a family occupation. The extensive production system has low risk factors as the locally adapted AnGR can withstand most of the natural calamities. Moreover, there is very little cash investment in this system. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Kalasthi Kalasthi birds are mainly kept for meat purpose and cocks are occasionally used for fighting. The consumption of eggs of desi birds is very little in this area owing to high returns from the sale of chicks Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_0100_KALASTHI_12010 Desi Fighting, Meat Native n Domestic Breed no Andhra Pradesh: Chittoor, Cuddapah, Nellore local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Kalinga Brown domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Kashmir Faverolla INDIA_CHICKEN_0700_KASHMIRFAVOROLLA_12011 Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar Baramulla Anantnag Budgam Kupwara Pulwama Flock size ranging from 25 to 250 birds with no or little investment. These free roaming indigenous chickens have low productivity (40 - 80 eggs/year). These also meet cultural and religious needs and provide a reliable and readily convertible means of managing family resources. These breeds are less susceptible to most of the common diseases and require less veterinary care. The replacement stocks are also farm bred and therefore the inputs are negligible. The labour cost is low as animal rearing is a family occupation. The extensive production system has low risk factors as the locally adapted AnGR can withstand most of the natural calamities. Moreover, there is very little cash investment in this system. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Kaunayen Manipuri Registered breed Acc. no. INDIA_CHICKEN_1200_KAUNAYEN_12017 Native n Domestic Breed Centuries old breed No Manipur: Breeding tract consists of Thoubal, Imphal West, Imphal East and Bishnupur districts in the valley region. Some birds are also available in hill region consisting of Chandel, Churachandpur, Senapati, Ukhrul, Tamenglong districts. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Krishna-J domestic Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken MEWARI Hindi REGISTERED BREED Accession No.INDIA_CHICKEN_1700_ MEWARI _12016 Native n Domestic Breed Breed is known since time immemorial No Udaipur, Bhilwara, Dungurpur, Banswara, Rajsamand, Chittorgarh, Pratapgarh, Ajmer, Sirohi, Jaipur of Raasthan local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Miri INDIA_CHICKEN_0200_MIRI_12012 Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed no Assam: Sibsagar Lakhimpur Dhimaji Dibrugarh Majhauli Flock size ranging from 25 to 250 birds with no or little investment. These free roaming indigenous chickens have low productivity (40 - 80 eggs/year). These also meet cultural and religious needs and provide a reliable and readily convertible means of managing family resources. These breeds are less susceptible to most of the common diseases and require less veterinary care. The replacement stocks are also farm bred and therefore the inputs are negligible. The labour cost is low as animal rearing is a family occupation. The extensive production system has low risk factors as the locally adapted AnGR can withstand most of the natural calamities. Moreover, there is very little cash investment in this system. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Mrityunjay domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed Exotic dual-purpose breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Nicobari INDIA_CHICKEN_3300_NICOBARI_12013 Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed No Andaman & Nicobar Flock size ranging from 25 to 250 birds with no or little investment. These free roaming indigenous chickens have low productivity (40 - 80 eggs/year). These also meet cultural and religious needs and provide a reliable and readily convertible means of managing family resources. These breeds are less susceptible to most of the common diseases and require less veterinary care. The replacement stocks are also farm bred and therefore the inputs are negligible. The labour cost is low as animal rearing is a family occupation. The extensive production system has low risk factors as the locally adapted AnGR can withstand most of the natural calamities. Moreover, there is very little cash investment in this system. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Punjab Brown In Punjab, these birds are maintained both by progressive farmers as well as by poor families. While the former keep these for home consumption, the later sell live birds/chicks and eggs to earn livelihood. In Haryana, mostly these are maintained as cash reserve by few low-income rural families. Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_1605_PUNJABBROWN_12014 The breed seems to have taken its name from its native tract (Punjab) and its colour (Brown) Desi Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed Punjab and Haryana local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; exotic commercial breed Typical farm size under intensive animal production system ranges between 1,000-10,000 for poultry. About 60% of poultry meat and 56% of eggs are produced under intensive system. There are about 60,000 poultry farms, some of which raise more than 100,000 birds. By 1991 there were 3000 poultry co-operatives with 190,000 members. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Tellichery Hindi INDIA_CHICKEN_0900_TELLICHERY_12015 The breed derives its name from the name of a place ‘Tellicherry also known as Thalassery’ in Kannur district of Kerala. Desi Meat Hen makes lot of sound after laying egg. The eggs are tinted and small to medium in size. single grey self-black indigenous Plumage color is black with shining bluish tinge on hackle, back and tail feathers. Few birds have golden mixed with bluish feathers on neck. Pattern is solid. Skin is grayish in colour 1.62 1.24 Comb is red, single and large in size. It is erect in cocks and drooping on the rear side in hens. Wattles are red in colour and medium in size. Ear lobe is mostly red in colour with white markings in some birds. Native n Domestic Breed No Kerala: Kozhikode (Calicut), Kannur, Malappuram Pondicherry: Mahe 72 60 80 40 back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products stationary 6 5 8 Extensive Birds are kept in the free range system. Birds roam freely and eat whatever available in the form of grains, seeds, vegetation, insects, etc. Commercial poultry feed is not fed. Shelter is provided in wooden houses raised 2-3’ above the ground. Brooding is a usual practice. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken Uttara Hindi Registered breed. Accession no. INDIA_CHICKEN_2400_ UTTARA_12019 Native n Domestic Breed Originated in the native tract since time immemorial No Nainital, Almora and Pithoragarh, and adjoining areas of Kumaon region of Uttarakhand local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Vanaraja domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic commercial breed Typical farm size under intensive animal production system ranges between 1,000-10,000 for poultry. About 60% of poultry meat and 56% of eggs are produced under intensive system. There are about 60,000 poultry farms, some of which raise more than 100,000 birds. By 1991 there were 3000 poultry co-operatives with 190,000 members. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Chicken Yamuna domestic breed Crossbreed that has been developed for rural poultry production. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Dog Chippiparai Tamil Registered breed, Acc. no. INDIA_DOG_1800_CHIPPIPARAI_19002 Native y Animals are registered by Kennel club Domestic Breed No Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli some pockets of Virudhunagar and Madurai of Tamil Nadu local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Dog Mudhol Hound Kannad/Hindi Registered breed, Ac no. INDIA_DOG_0800_MUDHOL HOUND_19003 Native y Animals are registered by Kennel club Domestic Breed The breed was born/brought in the Mudhol state and Mudhol dynasty developed the breed. No Karnataka: Bagalkot district local No Information atRisk vulnerable -India IND Dog Rajapalayam Hindi Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_DOG_1800_RAJAPALAYAM_19001 Native y Animals are registered by Kennel club Domestic Breed No Virudhunagar and Madurai of Tamil Nadu local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Dromedary Bikaneri Registered breed. Acc. No. INDIA_CAMEL_1700_BIKANERI_02001 DraughtPower, Milk, PackBaggage, RidingWork Adapted to dry arid conditions Not specific 190 640 Native n Domestic Breed Rajasthan No Bikaner and adjacent districts -Rajasthan 730 250 34 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Dromedary Jaisalmeri Registered breed, Acc. No. INDIA_CAMEL_1700_JAISALMERI_02002 Hair, Milk, PackBaggage, RidingWork, TouristAttraction, Transport Native n Domestic Breed Jaisalmer No Jaisalmer area of Rajasthan local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Dromedary Jalori Hindi INDIA_CAMEL_1700_JALORI_02004 DraughtPower, Hair, RidingWork, Transport Native n Domestic Breed Jalore and Sirohi districts of Rajasthan local No Information atRisk critical -India IND Dromedary Kharai Mainly for milk consumption for household and selling in local market. This camel is also used in draught purpose, transportation, Border Security, Police services, tourism. Hindi Registered breed, Accession No.INDIA_CAMEL__0400_ KHARAI _02009 Kharia, Dariya Vara Unt DraughtPower, Milk, PackBaggage, RidingWork Kharai Camel is exclusively found in coastal talukas of Kachchh district of Gujarat. Since, this breed adapted to mangrove ecosystem and dry land ecosystem, most of its population is located in Lakhpat, Abdasa, Mundra and Bhacau taluka of the district where mangroves are found significantly. Khara means Salty, This breed are Grazing on mangroves in costal belt and also Saline sp. of Shrubs Adapted to saline water, Excellent Swimming capacity in sea water. This breed can tolerate water with high TDS Not known Not known Grazing mainly on mangrove and other saline species like Salvadora, Suaeda. Kharai Camel - Amazing Camel Breed of Kachchh, Census made by Camel breeders Association and Sahjeevan Grey (33%), Dark Brown (18%), Light Red (14%), Light Brown (13%), Black (11%), Dark Red (11%) 181.09 428.5 Prominent stop Native n Domestic Breed Kachchha No State: Gujarat, District: Kachchh Hair Coarse / Carpet 0.84 37.5 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic, stationary 396.5 344 447 1443.6 979 2079 3.62 1.2 7.7 4.25 40.79 40.88 35.9 48.7 38.9 51.7 36 72 1000 Under field conditions Extensive system Service period is 11.7 months 1 1 1 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -India IND Dromedary Kutchi INDIA_CAMEL_0400_KUTCHI_02007 Kachchhi Native n Domestic Breed Gujarat local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Dromedary Malvi INDIA_CAMEL_1000_MALVI_02008 198 195 Native n Domestic Breed Madhya Pradesh 365 720 local No Material atRisk endangered -India IND Dromedary Marwari INDIA_CAMEL_1700_MARWARI_02003 Native n Domestic Breed Rajasthan and Gujarat local No Material atRisk endangered -India IND Dromedary Mewari INDIA_CAMEL_1700_MEWARI_02005 Native n Domestic Breed Rajasthan local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Dromedary Mewati INDIA_CAMEL_1705_MEWATI_02006 Native n Domestic Breed Rajasthan local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Dromedary Shekhawati domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Dromedary Sindhi domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Duck (domestic) Chemballi Eggs domestic breed Eastern and southern states of India. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Duck (domestic) Indian Runner eng. Indian Runner Eggs domestic breed Eastern and southern states of India. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Duck (domestic) Kuttanadu Chara Eggs domestic breed Eastern and southern states of India. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Duck (domestic) Maithili Hindi Registered breed, Accession No. INDIA_DUCK_0300_MAITHILI_11002 Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Bihar: Motihari, Sitamarhi, Madhubani, Araria, Kishanganj and Katihar districts local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Duck (domestic) Nageshwari Eggs domestic breed Eastern and southern states of India. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Duck (domestic) Pati Also sacrificed during ritual Hindi Registered breed, Accession No.INDIA_DUCK_0200_PATI_11001 Eggs, Meat Native n Domestic Breed Assam Entire Assam local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Duck (domestic) Sythetemete Eggs domestic breed Eastern and southern states of India. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Alpine Alpine GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic goat breed from Europe. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Goat Andaman Feral Goat 0 0 feral breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Angora Angora GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Goat Assam Hill Hindi/Assami Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_0213_ ASSAMHILL _06031 Asomi Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Assam: Dima Hasao, KarbiAnglong, Cachar, Dhemaji, Dibrugarh, Golaghat, Morigaon and Nagaon; Meghalaya: East and West Khasi Hills, East and West Jaintia Hills, East and West Garo Hills and RiBhoi local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Attapady Black INDIA_GOAT_0900_ATTAPADYBLACK_06001 0 0 domestic breed Kerala local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Baigani 2 2 domestic variety smaller variety of Ganjam local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Barbari INDIA_GOAT_2017_BARBARI_06002 Barbari Sai Bari, Titri Bari, Wadi Bari, Bari Milk multi coloured: white with red-brown spots 2 2 short horns 71 56 37.9 22.6 small, short coat and ears domestic breed Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh 0 35 152 100 106 4.7 2 1.7 35 F30-63 F56-89, 90 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant conditions with 3-4 months housing and total grazing. 1.49 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Barren goat eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Beetal INDIA_GOAT_1600_BEETAL_06003 Beetal uni coloured: usually red, also black
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 males have long twisted horns 81 77 59.1 34.9 similar to Jamnapari but smaller. long ears domestic breed 3-4 Districts of eastern Punjab 85 94 3.61 3 F56-86 F30-57, 59 FAO Breed Survey from published literature over 1960-1990. Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 8 months housing per year and with grazing plus fodder during lactation and breeding. 1.66 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Berari Hindi Registered breed. INDIA_GOAT_1100_BERARI_06023 Lakhi, Gaorani Meat Light to dark tan in colour. 2 2 Flat and small, and directed Upward, backward 75.67 72.23 36 36 Convex head, slightly roman nose, Light to dark strip on lateral sides from base of horn to nostrils. Black hair line along the vertebral column extending up to tail in both sexes Native n Domestic Breed Originated from ‘Berar’ region of Central Province & Berar, which is now known as Vidarbha region of Maharashtra state Nagpur, Wardha, Amravati and Akola, and also rest of the districts of Vidarbha region of Maharashtra 132.84 110 149 77.72 54 111 5.72 4 7 0.5 2.46 2.36 17.5 10.3 15.2 14.5 16.8 240 180 327 15 47 1.6 1 7 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Bezoar Bezoar Persian Wild Goat The animals survive in a very arid desert region with sparse vegetation. 2 2 scimitar (or sabre) shaped horns with sharp anterior edge 85 55 75 50 wild species Capra aegagrus Baluchistan international No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Goat Bhakarwali Hindi/Dongri Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_0700_ BHAKARWALI _06034 Hair, Meat, Milk Native n Domestic Breed No Poonch, Rajouri, Reasi, Udhampur, Jammu, Kathua, Doda, Kishtwar and Ramban of Jammu and Kashmir local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Bidri Hindi/Kannad Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_0800_ BIDRI _06032 Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Karnataka: Bidar and Kalaburagi local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Black Bengal Bengla INDIA_GOAT_2100_BLACKBENGAL_06004 Meat well adapted to the hot humid climatic conditions most prolific breed of goat Native n Domestic Breed throughout West Bengal and adjoining parts of neighbouring states viz. Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Assam and Tripura local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Changthangi INDIA_GOAT_0700_CHANGTHANGI_06005 Pashmina Goat, Kashmiri Meat uni coloured: white, also black, grey or brown 2 2 large twisted horns 49 52 20.37 19.75 domestic breed Ladakh, Kashmir (above 4 000 m asl.) cashmere 0.19 0.21 2.25 2.13 F30-181 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured under nomadic conditions. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Chigu INDIA_GOAT_0600_CHEGU_06006 Kangra Valley Wool multi coloured: usually white mixed with greyish red 2 2 long twisted horns 69 60 39 26 medium-size animals domestic breed North-eastern Himachal Pradesh and north of Uttar Pradesh cashmere 0.12 187 69 2.1 2.1 FAO Breed Survey F30-183 Performance data was measured under nomadic conditions. 1 1.79 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Dalua 2 2 domestic variety larger variety of Ganjam local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Gaddi INDIA_GOAT_0600_GADDI_06007 Gaddi Gadderan, Gadhairun, Kangra Valley, White Himalayan, Chamba Hair uni coloured: usually white, also black or brown 2 2 61 58 27.45 24.72 long ears, similar to Chigu but larger domestic breed Himachal Pradesh 0.3 0.85 100 50 0.3 2.1 1.91 FAO Breed Survey F30-179 Performance data was measured under nomadic conditions. 1.2 regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Ganjam INDIA_GOAT_1500_GANJAM_06008 Dalua Meat uni coloured: usually black, occasionally brown, white
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 straight or screw upward horns 84 77 44.05 31.87 tall, leggy animals domestic breed southern Orissa 142 45 2.31 2.31 F30-153 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and total grazing (sometimes supplemented) . 1.3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Gohilwadi INDIA_GOAT_0400_GOHILWADI_06009 Milk uni coloured: black 2 2 slightly twisted horns 81 80 37.1 36.03 Gujarati type, large animals domestic breed southern Kathiawar, Gujarat hair 0.31 227 1.71 F30-71 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and with total grazing (occasionaly supplemented with feeding). 1.16 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Himalayan Ibex 0 0 wild breed Himalaya region. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Himalayan Tahr 0 0 wild breed Himalaya region. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Indian Mohair eng. Wool 2 2 domestic breed composite of Angora (7/8) and Sangamneri (1/8) 1973 Maharashtra mohair/angora local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Jamunapari INDIA_GOAT_2000_JAMUNAPARI_06011 Jamnapari Jamnapari, Etawah Milk multi coloured: white with tan patches on head and neck 2 2 horn length: 8.7 cm 78 75 44.7 38 similar to Beetal but larger, long ears domestic breed indigenous breed tract of central Upper Pradesh covering Etawaha and Etah-Maldives 255 158 202 4.85 3.1 2.89 FAO Breed Survey from the literature published over 1960 to 1990 F30-67 Performance was measured under transhumant conditions with 6 months housing per year and total grazing or sometimes grazing plus fodder. The animals are fed primarily tree loppings, Acacia pods and stubble of cultivated crops. Some supplementary feeding is given to lactating animals. They are housed in a court-yard within the living quarters under a thatched shed with a thorny fence. 1.4 1.5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Jhakrana INDIA_GOAT_1700_JAKHRANA_06010 Zakhrana Milk sub-humid multi coloured: black with white spots on ears and muzzle 2 2 90 79 57.8 44.48 large animals with large udder domestic breed This breed is found in villages of the sub-humid area of Alwar in eastern Rajasthan. 173 106 122 1.87 1.79 F30-61 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured under stationary conditions with 2 months housing per year and grazing supplemented with top feeding. 1.4 1.45 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Kahmi Gujarati Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_0400_KAHMI_06029 Native n Domestic Breed No Rajkot, Jamnagar, Junagadh and Devbhoomi Dwarka districts of Gujarat local No Information atRisk vulnerable -India IND Goat Kannai Adu INDIA_GOAT_1800_KANNIADU_06012 Pullaiadu, Karapuada Meat uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black with white spots 2 0 84 76 35.76 28.62 tall breed. medium-sized, thin tail domestic breed southern Tamil Nadu F30-131 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 2-3 months housing per year and with total grazing. 1.1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Kodi Adu Tamil Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_1800_ KODIADU _06026 Fertilizer, Meat, PelFur Native n Domestic Breed Thoothukudi & Ramanathapuram districts of Tamil Nadu local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Konkan Kanyal Hindi Name derived from the typical white bands on black face and black ear with white margin, locally called as “Kanyal goats”. Registered breed, Acc No. INDIA_GOAT_1100_KONKANKANYAL_06022 Kanyal Meat Adapted to high rainfall, hot and humid climate Black with white markings on collar, lower jaw and ventral surface. Head is black with bilateral white bands and black ears with white margin 2 2 Cylindrical, medium in size and directed backwards 84.17 74.24 50 31.77 Native n Domestic Breed Sindhudurg district of Maharastra 96.9 72 110 59.02 40 80 3.01 2.8 3 0.6 2.23 2.05 10.2 10.8 16.7 15 18 239.85 200 275 51 1 3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Kutchi INDIA_GOAT_0400_KUTCHI_06013 Kathiawari Milk uni coloured: usually black, occasionally white, brown
multi coloured: occasionally spotted 2 2 86 80 43.5 39.29 large animals, Gujarati type domestic breed North-western Gujarat 0.48 198 120 1.8 3.3 3.21 FAO Breed Survey F30-75 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with 2 months housing per year and total grazing. 1.12 1.7 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Malabari INDIA_GOAT_0900_MALABARI_06014 West Coast, Tellicherry Milk uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: pied 0/2 0/2 72 63 38.96 31.12 short or long hair with medium-sized ears domestic breed composite of Arab and Indian northern Kerala hair 172 44 62 1.6 1.6 FAO Breed Survey from literature published between 1975 and 1990 F30-125 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 4-5 months housing per year and total grazing. 1.6 1.74 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Markhor eng. Markhor Capra Falconeri Wagner 0 0 feral breed western Kashmir regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Goat Marwari INDIA_GOAT_1700_MARWARI_06015 Milk uni coloured: black, 5% have white or brown patches 2 2 short pointed horns 75 70 33 26 Gujarati type, medium-sized animals domestic breed western Rajasthan and northern Gujarat 0.3 191 91 101 2.3 2.3 FAO Breed Survey from published material from 1970 to 1981 F30-55, 56 Performance data were measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. 1.13 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Mehsana INDIA_GOAT_0400_MEHSANA_06016 Milk uni coloured: black with white spots on base of the ear 2 2 slightly twisted 80 74 37.14 32.39 Gujarati type, large animals domestic breed Mahsana, Banaskantha, Gandhi Nagar and Ahmedabad Districts of Gujarat 0.2 197 261 F30-69. Performance data were measured under nomadic conditions with 1-2 months housing per year and total grazing with supplement feeding. 1.1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Nandi Durga Hindi Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_0800_ NANDIDURGA _06033 Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Chitradurga, Tumkur (Sira taluk), Davanagere (Jagalur taluk) of Karnataka local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Nilgiri Tahr 0 0 wild breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Osmanabadi INDIA_GOAT_1100_OSMANABADI_06017 Meat uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black, white 0/2 0/2 78 75 33.66 32.36 tall animals. small udder. long ears domestic breed South-eastern Maharashtra 110 1 2.4 2.4 F30-129 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 2-3 months housing per year and with total grazing. 1.45 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Pantja Hindi Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_2420_ PANTJA _06024 Meat, Milk Native n Domestic Breed No Pantnagar, U.S.Nagar (Uttarakhand), Nainital (Uttarakhand) and adjoining districts of U.P local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Goat Pateri Pateri 2 2 domestic variety variety of Surti regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Goat Ramdhan Kandari Ka Khana 2 2 domestic variety composite of Jamnapari (male) and Alwar (female) Uttar Pradesh local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Goat Rohilkhandi Hindi Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_2000_ ROHILKHANDI _06030 Meat, Milk Native n Domestic Breed No Bareilly, Badaun, Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur of Uttar Pradesh local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic breed originated in the Saanen valley of Switzerland. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Goat Salem Black tamil Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_1800_ SALEMBLACK _06027 Karuppadu Fertilizer, Meat, PelFur Native n Domestic Breed No Salem, Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri and Erode districts of Tamil Nadu local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Goat Sangamneri INDIA_GOAT_1100_SANGAMNERI_06018 Milk uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: pied 2 2 horns directed upwards and outwards 77 68 38 29 medium-sized animals, drooping ears domestic breed Poona and Ahmednagar, Maharashtra 0.25 0.3 168 83 1.9 1.81 FAO Breed Survey from published reports (1975-1990) F30-123, 124 Performance was measured under stationary conditions and with 2-3 months housing per year and total grazing. 1.3 1.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Sirohi INDIA_GOAT_1704_SIROHI_06019 Milk uni coloured: light and dark brown, occasionally white
multi coloured: pied 2 2 small, curved upwards and backwards 86 68 50.37 22.54 long ears, usually tassels, flat ears domestic breed Sirohi and Mount Abu Districts of south Rajasthan, bordering Gujarat 61 195 71 110 3.35 2.8 61 FAO Breed Survey F30-51, 53 Performance data were measured under nomadic conditions with 4 months housing per year and total grazing. 1.12 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Sumi Ne Nagami Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_1400_ SUMINE _06028 Hair, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Zunheboto DISTRICT OF NAGALAND local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Goat Surti INDIA_GOAT_0400_SURTI_06020 Kunyi, Nimari, Khandeshi Milk uni coloured: white 2 2 small and directed backwards 74 70 29.5 32 short hair domestic breed Probably has some Arab blood. southern Gujarat and North-western Maharashtra hair 750 F30-77 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with 2 months housing per year and total grazing. These goats are generally kept stall-fed, with only one or two animals for one household. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Teressa Registered breed, Accession No.INDIA_GOAT_3300_ TERESSA _06025 Pőőkőre Meat 0 0 Native n Domestic Breed No Andaman & Nicobar Islands local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goat Zalawadi INDIA_GOAT_0400_ZALAWADI_06021 Milk uni coloured: black 2 2 erect corkscrewed horns 83 78 38.84 32.99 Gujarati type, large animals domestic breed Surendranagar and Rajkot, Gujarat 0.24 197 2 F30-73 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under nomadic conditions with 1-2 months housing per year and with total grazing. 1.18 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Goose (domestic) Kashmir Anz Meat (sold in market as well as consumed by the family), Eggs (mostly kept for incubation), Pets (As a hobby), Feathers Kashmiri Registered breed, Accession No.INDIA_GEESE_0700_ KASHMIRANZ_18001 Eggs, Feathers, Hobby, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Srinagar, Bandipora, Ganderbal, Baramulla, Budgam of Jammu & Kashmir local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Horse Arab Arab light animals domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Horse Bhotia Pony eng. INDIA_HORSE_2223_BHUTIA_07005 Bhotia Pony Bhutani, Bhutia Pony, Bhutan Pony The ratio of males to females varies from 1: 5 to 1: 8. Natural service is being practised. uni coloured: often white, also bay 145 125 345 260 similar to Tibetan Pony, but less broad domestic breed Sikkim and Darjeeling FAO Breed Survey There is no information being recorded on these animals except some kept on organized farms regional Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -India IND Horse Chummarti Chummarti light animals, similar to Spiti domestic breed Kumaur Districts, Himachal Pradesh, India regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Horse Deccani Bhimthadi Wool pony domestic breed Bombay local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Horse Kachchhi Sindhi Hindi Accession No. INDIA_HORSE_0417_KACHCHHISINDHI_07007 RidingSport, RidingWork, TouristAttraction, Transport Native n Domestic Breed No Gujarat: Kachchh. Also found in Surat and Navsari area Rajasthan: Barmer and Jaisalmer local No Information atRisk vulnerable -India IND Horse Kathiawari INDIA_HORSE_0400_KATHIAWARI_07002 Kathi, Kutchi, Cutchi Kathiawari is well known for its pace and speed, and possesses good endurance power. uni coloured: chestnut, bay, brown, grey, dun
multi coloured: piebald, skewbald 148 118 325 275 light animals, turned-in ears domestic breed probably descended from Arab, as the head is similar Gujarat FAO Breed Survey The animals endure a lack of water during the summer season. Recording of performance data is not being carried out on the small holdings. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Horse Manipuri Pony Manipuri breed is used for polo, racing and military transport. INDIA_HORSE_1200_MANIPURI_07003 Sport 140 110 225 200 domestic breed Southeast Asia Pony type Manipur and Assam FAO Breed Survey There are no records being maintained for this breed except at organized farms. local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -India IND Horse Marwari INDIA_HORSE_1700_MARWARI_07001 Mallani DraughtPower uni coloured: usually chestnut or bay, also grey or brown
multi coloured: occasionally pied 150 140 365 340 light animals, similar to Kathiawari domestic breed Marwar, Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur Regions of Rajasthan FAO Breed Survey Acute water shortage during the dry season and in general poor feeding. Some farmers keep one to two horses which do not contribute much to the local economy. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Horse Spiti Pony INDIA_HORSE_0600_SPITI_07004 DraughtPower uni coloured: usually chestnut or bay, also grey or brown
multi coloured: occasionally pied 125 100 185 160 domestic breed Kangra Valley, North-eastern Punjab FAO Breed Survey There is no performance data being recorded for this breed. local No Material atRisk endangered -India IND Horse Zaniskari Pony INDIA_HORSE_0700_ZANSKARI_07006 Zanaskari domestic breed Leh, Ladakh FAO Breed Survey There is no performance data being recorded for this breed. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Agonda Goan Hindi/Goan Accession No.INDIA_PIG_3500_ AGONDAGOAN _09003 Fertilizer, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No North Goa and South Goa districts of Goa State local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Andaman wild pigs eng. wild breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Pig Ankamali uni coloured: grey
multi coloured: black with white patches, rusty grey domestic breed Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Pig Boer domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Pig Deshi Desi uni coloured: rusty grey to brown, black domestic breed Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madya Pradesh and Punjab local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Pig Doom INDIA_PIG_0200_DOOM_09006 Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Dhubri, Bongaigaon, Kokrajhar of Assam local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Ghoongroo Hindi INDIA_PIG_2100_GHOONGROO_09001 Fertilizer, Meat Black. Occasionally hooves and metapodials are white 84 78 251 190 Compact body size, thick coarse and long hair coat, long tail, upwardly curved snout, broad and flattened face with large and heart shaped ears resembling those of elephant Native n Domestic Breed Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri, Cochbehar, North & South Dinajpur districts of West Bengal semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 1.12 1.07 6.6 6 9.9 8.9 10.5 218 210 233 80 68 Pig keepers manage the animals both under stall feeding and stall feeding-cum-grazing. Simple housing principally made up of bamboo and jute stick is used with emphasis on rain protection. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Ghori Ghori Pygmy, Dome uni coloured: grey 53 49 60 51 domestic breed These pigs are not distinct from wild pigs. Wild pigs are found in Chittagong Hill Tracts and Garo Hill Tracts forests. Garo Hill Tracts is situated in the north-eastern part of Bangladesh close to Meghalay State (Assam of India). Chittagong Hill Tract is close to Tippera State of India and Arakan state of Myanmar. North-eastern India 6 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Pig Ghungroo domestic breed West Bengal local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Pig Ghurrah Hindi Accession No.INDIA_PIG_2000_GHURRAH_09008 Fertilizer, Hair, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Bareilly, Badaun, Pilibhit, Shahjahanpur and Sitapur districts of Uttar pradesh local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -India IND Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed Exotic breed originated in the United Kingdom international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Pig Mali Hindi Accession No. INDIA_PIG_1900_MALI_09009 Tripura Desi Pig Fertilizer, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Tripura West, Tripura North, Tripura South and Dhalai, and also in adjoining Khowai and Unakoti districts of Tripura state local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Niang Megha Hindi INDIA_PIG_1300_NIANGMEGHA_09002 Meghalya Local, Khasi Local Fertilizer, Meat Black. Star shaped white patches at forehead and sometimes hock joint. 51.4 48.2 63 68 Snout-medium in size, tapering, partially white at nostril; Erect bristles in dorsal midline; small erect vertical ears; Hoof placement- partial; Top line-Straight in male and concave in female; 4-6 pairs of mid ventral teats. Native n Domestic Breed Meghalya semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 0.57 0.74 8 7.5 11.3 10.5 12 207.05 180 250 42 70 6.09 3 10 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Nicobari Registered breed, Acc. No. INDIA_PIG_3300_NICOBARI_09005 Ha-un/Naut Meat Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed No Nicobar island of Andaman & Nicobar local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Purnea Hindi Accession No. INDIA_PIG_0325_PURNEA_09010 Vananchal Black Fertilizer, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Bihar: Purnia andKatihar Jharkhand: Sahibganj local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Pig Tenyi Vo Nagami Accession No.INDIA_PIG_1400_ TENYIVO _09004 Votho, Naga Local, Suho Fertilizer, Hair, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Kohima, Peren, phek, Dimapur of Nagaland local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed Exotic breed originated in the United Kingdom international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Pig Zovawk Mizo Accession No. INDIA_PIG_2700_ ZOVAWK _09007 Mizo local Fertilizer, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Mamit, Kolasib, Aizawl, Lunglei, Lawngtlai, Saiha and Champhai districts of Mizoram local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Quail Button Quail eng. multi coloured: different shades of brown with some black patterns domestic local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Quail Grey Quail eng. multi coloured: different shades of brown with some black patterns domestic local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Quail Rain Quail eng. Rain Quail Bater multi coloured: different shades of brown with some black patterns domestic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Rabbit Britisch Angora eng. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Rabbit German Angora eng. Angora German Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -India IND Rabbit Grey Giant eng. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Rabbit Russian Angora eng. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Rabbit Soviet Chinchilla eng. Soviet Chinchilla Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Rabbit White Giant eng. White Giant Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -India IND Sheep Argali eng. Argali Ovis Polii Blyth, Ammon uni coloured: shades of brown 2 2 large horns of ammon type short tail wild species Ovis ammon, captured and crossed with domestic sheep in Xinjiang, Qinhai, Tibet and Inner Mongolia wool regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Avikalin Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed developed at a Research Centre in Avikanagar from Rambouillet and Malpura in the 1970's 1970's Rajasthan wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Avimanns 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Avivastra Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed developed at a Research Centre in Avikanagar from Rambouillet and Chokla Rajasthan wool fine local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Awassi Awassi GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic. Fat-tailed type. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Bagri Meat comment: usually brown or black head 0 0 domestic variety local variety of Bikaneri group Bagar Tract, around Delhi wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Balangir INDIA_SHEEP_1500_BALANGIR_14033 Wool uni coloured: light brown, white
multi coloured: brown and white pied 2 0 63 63 23.6 17.85 medium long thin tail, small and stumpy ears domestic breed Bolangir and Sambalpur, North-western Orissa wool coarse/carpet F30-145 Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Baruwal Baruwal Bonpala Meat uni coloured: white, usually with black head, also black
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0 68 68 43 25 domestic breed southern Sikkim wool coarse/carpet 1.2 2.6 2.4 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Bellary INDIA_SHEEP_0800_BELLARY_14019 Meat uni coloured: black, grey
multi coloured: black and white pied or white with black face 0/2 0 72 67 35.39 27.42 similar to Deccani, short tail domestic breed east central Karnataka wool coarse/carpet 0.6 2.6 F30-91 Performance measured with 2-3 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Berari Black Colonial Wool 0 0 domestic variety local variety northern Maharashtra wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Bhakarwal INDIA_SHEEP_0700_BHAKARWAL_14001 Wool uni coloured: white with coloured on face
multi coloured: occasionally coloured 2 0 62 55 32 long lop ears, small and thin tail domestic breed South-western Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 1.2 F30-169 In the summer the sheep go to the high altitude mountain ranges for summer grazing and during the winter the animals come down to the foothills. The animals are housed during the winter season and also during the monsoon season. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Bharat Merino 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Biangi Kangra Valley Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed Himachal Pradesh wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Bonpala INDIA_SHEEP_2200_BONPALA_14034 Wool uni coloured: black, white or intermediate 2 2 73 40.8 40.8 thin short tail domestic breed It seems to be the same as the Baruwal from Nepal. southern Sikkim wool coarse/carpet 0.4 F30-151 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with housing for 6-8 months per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Changthangi INDIA_SHEEP_0700_CHANGTHANGI_14002 PackBaggage comment: various colours 0 0 69 67 38.64 34 strongly-built, large-framed animals domestic breed Ladakh, North-eastern Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 1.2 F30-177 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions. The animals were fed on total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Chevaadu tamil Accession No.INDIA_SHEEP_1800_ CHEVAADU _14041 Arichevaadu Fertilizer, Meat, SkinsHides Native n Domestic Breed No Tamil Nadu: Tirunelveli local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Chokla INDIA_SHEEP_1700_CHOKLA_14008 Indian Merino, Shekhawati, Chapper Wool This breed is very hardy and capable to travel long distances. uni coloured: white with dark brown face 0 0 67 59 34.98 23.11 similar to Magra, but smaller and finer wool domestic breed Bikaner, Jaipur and Nagaur Districts, Rajasthan wool coarse/carpet 2.13 2.74 2.84 2.44 F30-19, 21 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured under nomadic conditions with 2-3 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Chotanagpuri INDIA_SHEEP_2500_CHOTTANAGPURI_14035 Chottanagpuri Wool uni coloured: light grey or brown 0 0 55 54 19.48 19.76 short tail, small size domestic breed western Bengal wool coarse/carpet 0.18 F30-141 Performance was measured under transhumant conditions with 2-3 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Coimbatore INDIA_SHEEP_1800_COIMBATORE_14020 Kuruba, Kurumba, Kurumbai, Kurumbai Adu, Coimbatore White Wool uni coloured: white with black or brown head and neck 0/2 0 62 59 24.97 20.6 short tail domestic breed western central Tamil Nadu wool coarse/carpet 0.73 2.13 F30-109 Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 3-4 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Dakshini Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic variety local variety Orissa wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Deccani INDIA_SHEEP_0111_DECCANI_14021 Meat The breed is well adapted to harsh conditions. A12-90: Devendra C. and McLeroy G.B., 1982. Goat and Sheep production in the Tropics. Longman, London, UK. uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0/2 0 67 64 38.48 28.58 short tail, similar to Bellary feral breed evolved from an archaic or primitive stock central Maharashtra, North-eastern Karnataka and western Andhra Pradesh wool coarse/carpet 2.73 2.99 2.83 FAO Breed Survey data collected from published literature, reports (1960-1990) and the population data census 1982. F30-89, A12-90 Performance data was measured under nomadic conditions with 1-2 months housing per year and total grazing. During the summer months the animals graze on land that has only stones and little grass. The wool is of a low grade and is a mixture of hair and fine fibers. It is mostly used for the manufacture of kambals (rough blankets). local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Desi 0 0 feral breed indigenous breed wool local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Dhamda Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic breed east Madhya Pradesh wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -India IND Sheep Dumba 0 0 domestic breed Gujarat local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Gaddi INDIA_SHEEP_0600_GADDI_14003 Kangra Valley, Bhadarwah Wool uni coloured: usually white
multi coloured: occasionally coloured face or body 2 0/2 56 26.59 medium-sized animals domestic breed southern Jammu and Kashmir, central Himachal Pradesh and northern Uttar Pradesh wool coarse/carpet 1.56 2.52 2.52 F30-165 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Ganjam INDIA_SHEEP_1500_GANJAM_14036 Meat uni coloured: brown to dark tan 2 0 84 70 44.1 28.6 medium-sized animals domestic breed south Indian hair type Koraput, Phulbani and part of Puri District of Orissa hair 0 142 319 2.31 F30-147 FAO Breed Survey Performance was recorded under stationary conditions with 2-3 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Garole INDIA_SHEEP_2100_GAROLE_14039 Meat The sheep inhabit areas of high rainfall (3 000 to 4 500 mm) in the lower area of the Sunderbans delta of the Ganga, humid and swampy in the monsoon, hence sheep graze on water logged ground during the rains and are well adapted to hot and humid climate. They are non seasonal breeders and have the ability to breed all year around and lamb twice a year. This is a hardy breed. FAO Breed Survey 2 0 47 12 domestic breed south and north 24 Parganas District of west Bengal wool coarse/carpet 0.75 FAO Breed Survey A12-78 personal observation by Dr. D. Grey The litter size was calculated from observing 19 flocks, consisting of 70 sheep in total. These data were collected from personal observation by Dr. D. Grey and by actual measurements and discussions with the farmers. These animals are housed inside the shepards hut or lean-to at night, are kept under stationary conditions and are fed on total grazing, supplemented with rice gruel in the rainy season. Garole sheep are not routinely dewormed or vaccinated. No medication is used. Sheep are neither milked, nor shorn. 2.23 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Godavari Dhormundi Meat uni coloured: white or reddish-brown 0 0 domestic breed south India hair type North-western Andhra Pradesh and Chanda, North-eastern Maharashtra hair local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Gurez INDIA_SHEEP_0700_GUREZ_14004 Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 short tail domestic breed northern Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 0.85 1 FAO Breed Survey F30-175 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Hassan INDIA_SHEEP_0800_HASSAN_14022 Kolar Wool This breed is very hardy and capable to travel long distances. uni coloured: white with black or light brown markings 0/2 0 62 57 25.78 22.68 domestic breed south central Karnataka wool coarse/carpet 0.35 FAO Breed Survey F30-101 Animals kept under nomadic conditions, housed 1-2 months per year and fed on grazing only. 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Hissardale Hissardale Wool The animals are fed with concentrates in the breeding season. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: mainly white, some with brown or black patches 0/2 0 85 80 66 51 short legs, leaf-like medium-sized ears domestic breed composite of Australian Merino (7/8) and Bikaneri (1/8) 1920's originated at Government Livestock Farm, Hissar, now eastern Punjab wool fine 2.5 135 95 6.3 3.55 3.4 FAO Breed Survey F30-50 This breed is kept only at government farms where data are kept as a matter of routine. 1.25 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Indian Karakul 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Jaisalmeri INDIA_SHEEP_1700_JAISALMERI_14009 Jaisalmer Wool This breed is very hardy and capable to travel long distances. uni coloured: white, brown or black face 0 0 66 67 27.78 29.94 long lop ears domestic breed Jaisalmer, Barmer and Jodhpur Districts of Rajasthan wool coarse/carpet 0.77 F30-31 There is an acute water shortage in the dry season. 2.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Jalauni INDIA_SHEEP_2010_JALAUNI_14010 Jubbulpuri, Bundelkhandi Wool multi coloured: white, face may have coloured markings 0 0 68 61 39.6 29.27 long lop ears domestic breed South-western Uttar Pradesh wool coarse/carpet 0.9 117 0.33 F30-49 1.15 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Kajali Hindi/Punjabi Accession No. INDIA_SHEEP_1600_KAJALI_14044 Kali Kajali, Chitti Kajali Fertilizer, Wool Native n Domestic Breed No Sangrur, Barnala, Ludhiana, Moga and nearby districts of Punjab local No Information atRisk vulnerable -India IND Sheep Karakul Karakul GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic. Fat broadtailed type of sheep. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Karanah INDIA_SHEEP_0700_KARNAH_14005 Karnah Wool uni coloured: white 2 0 large curved horns 70 61 44 33 short wooled domestic breed Karnah, northern Kashmir wool medium 1 1.5 F30-173 local No Material atRisk endangered -India IND Sheep Kashmir Merino eng. Wool comment: highly variable 0 0 36 32 domestic breed 75-82% of the genes from Soviet Merino, Rambouillet and Australian Kashmir wool medium 2.8 3.37 3.37 Basuthakur , A.K. (1988) Sheep Research Production and Marketing in India. F30-175 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Kashmir Valley Valley Wool comment: usually coloured 0/2 0/2 domestic breed South-western Kashmir wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Katchaikatty Black tamil Accession No.INDIA_SHEEP_1800_KATCHAIKATTYBLACK_ 14040 Katchaikatty Karuppu Aadu, Muttaadu Fertilizer, Fighting, Hair, Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Tamil Nadu: Madurai local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Kendrapada Hindi Accession No.INDIA_SHEEP_1500_ KENDRAPADA _ 14042 Kuzi Meat Native n Domestic Breed No Kendrapara,Jagatsingpur, Cuttack, Puri, Jajpur and Bhadrak of Odisha local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Kenguri INDIA_SHEEP_0800_KENGURI_14023 Keng, Kenga, Teng-seemai, Tenguri or Tonguri, Yalag, Kangani Meat uni coloured: usually red, also white, black
multi coloured: also pied 2 0 69 69 32.33 26.69 medium-sized animals, short tail domestic breed south India hair type Raichur District, east central Karnataka hair F30-121 Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 1-2 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Kheri 0 0 domestic breed Rajasthan local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Kilakarsal INDIA_SHEEP_1800_KILAKARSAL_14024 Karuvai, Keezha Karauvai, Keezhak, Ramnad Karuvi, Ramnad Red, Adikarasial Meat multi coloured: tan, usually with black belly 2 0 males: thick, twisted horns 70 65 29.68 21.29 short tail, usually tassels domestic breed south India hair type Ramnad, Madurai, Thanjavur and Ramnathpuram, Tamil Nadu hair 1.29 F30-105 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with 2-3 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Madras Red eng. INDIA_SHEEP_1800_MADRASRED_14025 Madras Red Meat uni coloured: red, brown 2 0 males: strong corrugated, twisted horns 73 64 35.54 23.21 short tail, medium-sized animals domestic breed south India hair type North-eastern Tamil Nadu hair 2.6 2.6 F30-117 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions without housing and total grazing. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Magra INDIA_SHEEP_1700_MAGRA_14011 Bikaneri Chokla, Chakri, Jangli, Mogra, Bikaneri Wool Lustrous wool. uni coloured: white, white face with light brown around eyes 0 0 64 62 27 24 medium to large sized animals domestic breed east and south Bikaner, Rajasthan wool coarse/carpet 1.42 2.2 2.65 2.4 FAO Breed Survey F30-29 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Malpura INDIA_SHEEP_1700_MALPURA_14012 Desi Wool uni coloured: white with light brown face 0 0 62 57 35 24 short ears, long legs, similar to Sonadi domestic breed eastern Rajasthan wool coarse/carpet 1.08 105 21 2 1.5 FAO Breed Survey F30-37, 38 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Mandya INDIA_SHEEP_0800_MANDYA_14026 Bannur, Bandur Meat uni coloured: white with pale red-brown patches on anterior 0 0 62 57 34.8 23.5 short tail, long, drooping ears domestic breed south India hair type Mandya and Mysore Districts in southern Karnataka hair 0.37 2.1 F30-99 1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Marathwada Meat uni coloured: black, red
multi coloured: pied 2 0 similar to Nellore domestic breed south India hair type southern Maharashtra hair local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Marwari INDIA_SHEEP_1704_MARWARI_14013 Marwadi, Layda Wool Known for their hardiness and capability to travel long distances. uni coloured: white body, black face 0 0 62 59 30.66 26.18 medium-sized with small ears domestic breed Many Districts of Rajasthan and Jeoria Region of Gujarat wool coarse/carpet 1.78 2.98 F30-25, 27 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Mecheri INDIA_SHEEP_1800_MECHERI_14027 Mylambadi, Thuvaramchambali, Maiylambadi Meat uni coloured: light brown, sometimes white patches 0 0 72 64 35.44 21.59 short tail, medium-sized animals domestic breed south India hair type Salem and Bhavani Taluk of Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu hair 2.24 F30-103 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with no housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Merino Merino GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Munjal Wool 0 0 39 32 domestic breed mixed population of Lohi and Nali Punjab wool coarse/carpet 1.3 FAO Breed Survey Basuthakur, A.K. (1988) Sheep Research Production and Marketing in India. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Muzaffarnagri INDIA_SHEEP_2024_MUZZAFARNAGRI_14014 Bulandshari Wool uni coloured: white, occasionally coloured face 0 0 74 70 49.97 39.99 one of the heaviest and largest breeds domestic breed Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh wool coarse/carpet 0.5 1.3 85 0.3 3.42 3.29 FAO Breed Survey F30-47 Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with 4-5 months housing and total grazing or grazing plus fodder as feed. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Nali INDIA_SHEEP_1700_NALI_14015 Wool multi coloured: white, light brown face 0 0 65 64 34.61 24.34 long ears, medium-sized animals domestic breed northern Rajasthan and southern Haryana wool coarse/carpet 1.46 2.88 F30-23, 24 FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Nellore INDIA_SHEEP_0100_NELLORE_14028 Meat uni coloured: white, white with black spots on face or red-brown 2 0 76 73 36.69 30 tassels, short tail domestic breed south Indian hair type South-eastern Andhra Pradesh hair 2.9 F30-95, 96 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Nilgiri INDIA_SHEEP_1800_NILGIRI_14029 Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 males have horn buds 65 58 31.3 25 shortwoolled, medium thin tail domestic breed composite of Cheviot, South Down and Tasmanian Merino x Local Hairy (Coimbato) Nilgiri Hills, Tamil Nadu wool medium 1 3 2.56 FAO Breed Survey F30-111 Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 7-8 months housing and total grazing. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Panchali Hindi Accession No.INDIA_SHEEP_0400_PANCHALI_14043 Baraiya, Dooma, Dumma Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, Wool Native n Domestic Breed Gujarat: Surendranagar, Rajkot, Botad, Bhavnagar and Kachchh districts local No Information unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Patanwadi INDIA_SHEEP_0400_PATANWADI_14016 Charotari, Cutchi, Deshi, Desi, Gujarati, Joria, Kathiawari, Kutchi, Vadhiyari, Buti Wool This breed is one of the carpet wool producing breeds which thrives under very harsh environmental and management conditions. multi coloured: brown, white with brown face and legs 0 0 65 60 33.34 26.53 occasionally tassels, short tail domestic breed Mehsana, Kutch and Saurashtra, northern Gujarat wool coarse/carpet 1.03 90 2.99 2.82 F30-43, 44 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Poonchi INDIA_SHEEP_0700_POONCHI_14006 Poonchi Wool comment: sometimes black, brown or pied head and legs 2 0 65 57 35.4 27.5 short tail domestic breed Jammu and Kashmir States wool coarse/carpet 1.1 115 35 6.5 2.2 1.8 F56-80 F30-171 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with 7-8 months housing per year and total grazing. 1 regional No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -India IND Sheep Pugal INDIA_SHEEP_1700_PUGAL_14017 Wool uni coloured: white with black face 0 0 65 62 31.79 26.96 fairly well-built animals short ears domestic breed Bikaner and Jaisalmer Districts of Rajasthan wool coarse/carpet 1.6 F30-35 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under nomadic conditions with 1-2 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic dual purpose sheep breed. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -India IND Sheep Ramnad White eng. INDIA_SHEEP_1800_RAMNADWHITE_14030 Meat uni coloured: usually white
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 0 males: twisted horns 73 67 31.2 22.52 short tail, medium-sized animals domestic breed south India hair type Ramnad District and neighbouring areas of Tirunalveli District of Tamil Nadu hair 1.6 1.55 F30-115 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Rampur Bushair INDIA_SHEEP_0600_RAMPURBUSHAIR_14007 Wool uni coloured: white, often with tan face, occasionally brown
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 0/2 59 58 28.84 25.38 long lop ears, short tail domestic breed Himachal Pradesh and north of Uttar Pradesh wool coarse/carpet 1.17 2.38 2.38 F30-167, 169 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with 4-5 months housing and total grazing or grazing plus fodder as feed. The flocks are nomadic and are found at high altitudes on alpine pastures during the summer period and come down to lower altitudes in search of food in winter. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Sangamneri 0 0 domestic variety strain of Deccani Ahmedhagar, Maharashtra wool local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Sardarsamand 0 0 domestic breed composite of Australian Merino and Marwari 1935 onwards Rajasthan wool local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Shahabadi INDIA_SHEEP_0300_SHAHBADI_14037 Plain Type Sheep Wool uni coloured: white, grey, sometimes with black spots mainly on face 0 0 61 59 37.98 27.01 medium-sized, leggy breed, long thin tail domestic breed Shahabad, Patna and Gaya Districts of Bihar wool coarse/carpet 0.24 F30-143 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured under stationary conditions with 3-5 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Shapo Astor Urial, Ladakh Urial, Ladkh Urial, Urin, Ovis Orientalis Vignei The animals are adapted to the local conditions (barren treeless regions occurring in the stony valleys and lower foothills). 0 0 91 76 63 36 feral variety variety of Urial: Ovis vignei vignei Ladakh and Astor wool FAO Breed Survey Roberts, T.J. (?) The Mammals of Pakistan. Heptner V.G. et al (1988) The mammals of the Soviet Union, Vol.1. local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Sonadi INDIA_SHEEP_1700_SONADI_14018 Chanothar Wool multi coloured: brown, white with light brown face, neck and legs 0 0 70 61 38.59 21.2 similar to Malpura, but smaller and with very long ears domestic breed southern Rajasthan and northern Gujarat wool coarse/carpet 0.9 1.09 130 100 125 2.6 2.5 F30-39, 41 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with 3-4 months housing and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep South Down eng. South Down GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -India IND Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Telingana Navargade Wool uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic variety local variety Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Tibetan eng. INDIA_SHEEP_2300_TIBETAN_14038 Tibetan Meat uni coloured: black with brown head and legs 2 2 63 63 26.2 26.2 short tail domestic breed northern Sikkim and Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh wool coarse/carpet 1.3 F46-114 F30-149 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions. 1.03 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Tiruchy Black INDIA_SHEEP_1800_TIRUCHIBLACK_14031 Triruchy Karungurumbai Meat uni coloured: black 2 0 58 55 25.79 18.51 short tail, small animals domestic breed south India hair type Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu hair 0.4 2.13 F30-119 Performance was recorded under stationary conditions with 2-3 months housing and with toal grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Sheep Urial Urial Vignei Section, Ovis Orientalis Gmelin multi coloured: shades of red-brown with pale underparts 2 2 short tail (up to 10 cm) feral breed Ovis vignei, intermediate between Argali and Red sheep Punjab, north Baluchistan wool regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -India IND Sheep Vembur INDIA_SHEEP_1800_VEMBUR_14032 Karandhai Meat multi coloured: white with red or fawn spots 2 0 77 73 34.33 27.93 short tail, droopy ears domestic breed south India hair type Tirunelveli, southern Tamil Nadu hair 1.99 F30-107 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions with 2-3 months housing per year and total grazing. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Yak (domestic) ARUNACHALI MAINLY FOR MILK AND MANURE Hindi FIRST REGISTERED YAK BREED, Accession No.INDIA_YAK_2300_ ARUNACHALI _16001 Fertilizer, Hair, Meat, Milk, PackBaggage 3. Ears a. Length (cm) Male: 13.5±2.7; Female: 11.5±1.7 b. Orientation Horizontal 4. Head a. Forehead Male: 24.5±3.1cm, Female: 18.0±2.8cm b. General description Convex with prominent poll 5. Body a. Hump Medium in males and small in females b. Dewlap Present in almost half of males, mostly absent in females c. Naval flap Small d. Penis sheath flap Medium to large e. Basic temperament Docile Yak rearers also called Brokpa migrate their herds during summer season, along the mountain ridges away from their homestead for grazing. One attendant stays all along at the pasture land for full time attending the herds as well as milking and preparing butter, ghee and churpi (fermented butter) for home consumption as well as commercial purpose. In winter season when heavy snowfall occurs, the entire herd is brought back to nearby their homestead. Adapted to alpine climate The occurrence of FMD is seasonal, with highest incidences recorded in February and March. Sometime, intake of toxic weeds also causes mortality NA Milk is used for preparation of various products -butter, CHURPI Very high cold tolerance Breed descriptor 1. Color a. Coat colour Majority Black. Few animals have white forehead/white face/white strip from hump to tail b. Skin colour Black, few Brown and White c. Muzzle Mostly Black d. Eyelids Mostly Black e. Tail switch Majority Black; some time White and Brown f. Hooves Mostly Black 2 2 Horns a. Colour Black b. Size Male: Large (31.5cm, range 28-35cm) (small˂15/medium 15-25/large˃25cm) Female: Medium (21cm, range18-24cm) c. Shape Mostly curved, sometimes straight d. Orientation Mostly curved forward followed by backward with pointing tips. Some animals have upward or inward or lateral or downward pointing horns 111 94 416 261.5 Docile temprament Native n Domestic Breed Domestic yak (Poephagusgruninens) of Arunachal Pradesh has probably been originated from its wild counterpart (Poephagusmutus) long back over the centuries. No West Kameng and Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 180 120 240 185 120 224 7.45 4.5 9.8 1.01 13.8 13.23 24 34 3 36 43 45 510 480 480 farm and field conditions extensive and semi intensive system 1 1 1 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -India IND Yak (domestic) Chour-gau Yak Meat They are highly adaptable to high altitudes, low atmospheric pressure and low oxygen content of air. They can also graze on short grass areas grazed by sheep. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: also white-spotted black, greyish-brown, pale yellowish 2 2 128 115 544 275 humped domestic breed 270 250 600 7.5 16 15 FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Yak (domestic) Himachal 0 0 domestic local No Material unknown unknown -India IND Yak (domestic) Ladakhi 0 0 domestic local Sufficient unknown unknown -India IND Yak (domestic) Sikkim 0 0 domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Ass Donkey Eng Donkey DraughtPower, Hobby, Riding (byChildren) The most common coat colour is grey, followed by brown and then black, roan and broken coloured donkeys (a combination of brown-and-white or black-and-white markings) and the rarest colour is pure white. n domestic The domestic donkey's ancestors were wild asses from Africa. The African branch of the subgenus were found between the Mediterranean coast and the Sahara Desert to the south of the Red Sea. There were two separate subspecies: the Nubian wild ass and the Somali wild ass. The Asiatic branch of the subgenus came from a much larger area stretching from the Red Sea to Northern India and Tibet where the ass had to adapt to different climate, terrain and altitude. Consequently there is more than one subspecies of Asiatic wild ass. The further east the ass was found, the larger, heavier and stronger the animal became. Sadly some of these original subspecies are now extinct, due to loss of habitat, poaching and competition with domestic animals. Since 2005, EU regulations require that all equines are identified by a passport. Therefore, all donkeys in Ireland must have a passport issued by an approved organisation. Since 2005, the Irish Horse Board has issued over 1,200 passports to donkeys. Not all donkeys in Ireland are yet identified by a passport and therefore there is no accurate estimate as to the number of donkeys in the country. No record is kept of the pedigree donkeys. Donkeys were among the draught animals used to carry silk from the Pacific Ocean to the Mediterranean along the 'Silk Road' in return for trade goods. The overland route was approximately 6,400km and lasted several years. No single animal completed the entire journey and mixing of breeds occurred as unplanned matings happened en-route. The journey ended in the Mediterranean ports of Greece, Italy, the Middle East and Alexandria in Egypt. In Greece donkeys were found to be ideal animals for working on the narrow paths between the vines. Their use for cultivation in vineyards spread through the Mediterranean countries to Spain, whose coast at the southern tip is separated from North Africa by only a few miles - possibly another entry route for the African wild ass. The Roman Army was responsible for the movement of donkeys into Northern Europe. Donkeys were used in agriculture and as pack animals. The Romans used donkeys in their new vineyards, some planted as far north as France and Germany. Donkeys came to England with the Roman invasion of Britain in AD 43. Donkeys are located throughout the country local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Buffalo American Bison eng. 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Belgium 1996 local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Angus Meat In 2006, there were 13,927 births recorded on the Cattle Movemement and Montoring System in Ireland where the sire and dam were recorded as being AA. This hardy breed is surviving outdoors in winter. uni coloured: black 0 0 145 135 950 700 Locally adapted y 1879 domestic breed First imported into Ireland from Great Britain in 1843 1860 since 1950 from Aberdeen Angus (United Kingdom), Angus (Canada, New Zealand) country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Aubrac Pure-bred Aubrac are a solid wheat colour Aubrac 0 0 Exotic domestic breed First imported into Ireland from France in 1992 (1 heifer, 2 bulls) 1997 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk In 2003, There are 500 registered breeding females in Ireland. multi coloured: red, white 2 2 140 127 800 550 Locally adapted y 1877 domestic breed import from United Kingdom 1778 1960-1998, 5-20% from Ayrshire (United Kingdom) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Bazadais Bazadais Exotic n domestic breed regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Belgian Blue eng. Belgian Blue Blanc-Bleu Belge Meat In 2003, There are 500 registered breeding females in Ireland. Double muscle is reported for this breed. multi coloured: black, blue, white 2 2 150 134 1200 800 double-loined cattle Locally adapted y 1980 domestic breed First imported into Ireland from Belgium in 1980 country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Blended Milking Shorthorn English Blended Milking Shorthorn Locally adapted y domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Cattle Dexter Dexters are a dual purpose breed. Average weight of a cow 300 to 350kgs standing between 96 and 111cm at the rump. Two recognisable types, short legged and non short legged, both have equal merit. The Dexter is a dual-purpose breed, with the average weight of a cow being some 300 - 350 Kg's and standing 92cm - 107cm at the shoulder. There are two recognized types, short legged and non-short. The breed comes in three colours, predominately black, but also red and dun. Dexter Meat There is no Dexter cattle Society in Ireland. There is a Dexter cattle society based in the United Kingdom. Irish Breeders can register their cattle with this society. uni coloured: most common is black, some red 0 0 105 325 Dexter cows are extremely maternal and due to their dual purpose qualities will milk well. Heifers may be put to the bull at 15 to 18 months. Dexters are noted for their longevity and should breeder regularly for 14 years or more. Native y domestic breed The Dexter originated in the South Western region of Ireland. Like the Kerry, they are descended from the predominately black cattle of the early Celts. The frequently heard theory that the Dexters are a comparatively new breed is a complete fallacy as the breed is fully described and mentioned by its proper name, in a report on Irish cattle written in 1845, by Mr David Low. From this publication we learn that the breed owes its modern appearance, name, and probably qualities to a Mr Dexter who was agent to a Lord Howarden who came to Ireland in 1750 and made his home in Co Tipperary. David Low stated that a Mr Dexter had produced his curious breed by selection from the best of the hardy mountain cattle of the area, and to have succeeded to a very high degree. Dexter cattle were first introduced into England in 1882, when ten Dexters were purchased by Mr. Martin. J. Sutton of Kidmore Grange, Oxfordshire from Mr. James. Robertson of La Mancha, Nr Malahide, Dublin. They were first shown at the Royal Show at Norwich in 1886. By 1892, this native Irish breed was so well established in Great Britain that at a meeting of breeders at the Smithfield club on December 6th resulted in the formation of the Kerry and Dexter/Kerry cattle society. 1750 4 56 Milk yields vary as to whether the cows are kept for dairy cows, sucklers or house cows. For instance, the average daily milk yield for a house cow will be some 8 - 10 litres (2450 - 3050 litres per 305 day lactation). A cow kept as a suckler will raise its own calf as well as a larger commercial calf and do them both well. Dexters kept as dairy cows will yield on average, 10 - 12 litres daily (3050 - 3660 litres per 305 day lactation), with some individuals yielding 14 litres or more (4080 litres per 305 day lactation). The milk is of very good quality with high butterfat (BF) and protein levels; average BF % is well over 4% and protein 3.51%. Source of data: Dexter Cattle Society UK website Daily average of milk yield 10 to 14 litres over a 305 day lactation. international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Droimfhionn Native n domestic variety coloursided variety of Kerry local No Material atRisk critical -Ireland IRL Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat In 2003, There are 3600 registered breeding females in Ireland. This breed is able to survive the winter well outdoors and endures poor feed. poor feed uni coloured: red with white head 2 2 curved, some animals are polled 152 140 1075 675 Locally adapted y 1846 domestic breed composite of white and red/brown cattle from Wales, imported from United Kingdom First imported into Ireland from Great Britain in 1775 country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) Friesian Milk In 2003, There are 150 000 registered breeding females in Ireland. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 160 144 1000 650 Locally adapted y 1909 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and Netherlands. The dominant dairy breed in Ireland since the 1950's import from Holstein-Friesian (New Zealand, Canada, United Kingdom): 1960-1990, <5% from Friesian (United Kingdom): 1990-1998, <5% from Holstein Netherlands) country-wide international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Irish Blonde d'Aquitaine Meat In 2003, There are 350 registered breeding females in Ireland. uni coloured: blond 2 2 152 145 1100 800 Locally adapted y 1975 domestic breed imported from France since 1975 from Blonde d'Aquitaine (France) country-wide local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ireland IRL Cattle Irish Charolais Charolais Charolais Meat In 2003, There are 10000 registered breeding females in Ireland. The animals are known for muscularity. uni coloured: white 2 2 150 140 1200 800 Locally adapted y 1967 domestic breed First imported into Ireland from France in 1964 (8 bulls and 9 heifers) since 1965 continuously from Charolais (France): 1980-1998, <5% from Charolais (United Kingdom) country-wide international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Irish Limousin Limousin Limousin Meat In 2003, There are 7000 registered breeding females in Ireland. uni coloured: red, brown 2 2 144 137 980 690 Locally adapted y 1975 domestic breed First imported into Ireland from France in 1972 (8 heifers) since 1972 continuously from Limousin (France) country-wide international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Irish Moiled It is a traditional Irish breed of ancient lineage with a long history as a dual purpose hardy animal, producing both high quality beef and milk. It is an economical producer being a resourceful forager, easily maintained on less acreage and less concentrate than most other cattle breeds . Irish Moiled Irish Moiled bulls are hardy, alert with the herd, faultless servers from an early age and highly fertile. As with the moiled cow , foot and leg problems are practically unknown Farmers with suckler herds who have tried the moiled bull on replacement heifers have learnt that supervised calvings are a thing of the past. The breed has an unusually high resistance to foot problems Fertility is an exceptional feature of the Moile breed Calves, whether pure or cross-bred are immediately lively. They have an extremely high tolerance to scour and virus problems. Half-bred females are much in demand as suckler dams. All calves are naturally polled and this feature can carry down through several generations. Yields up to 5,000 litres are recorded on very extensive systems There is no Irish Moiled Cattle Society in Ireland. Breeders from the Republic of Ireland can register their animals with the Irish Moiled Cattle Society in the United Kingdom. Irish Moiled Cattle are easy to handle. They have superb temperaments, and their medium size and natural lack of horns is advantageous. In both small and large enterprises their unique character is always evident. A low input animal well adapted to producing beef in extensive and conservation systems 0 0 The name Moile means polled or hornless. It is of medium size with a varied colouration, characteristically red in colour marked by a white line or 'finching' on the back and under parts, but can vary from white with red ears to nearly all red. Native y 1926 domestic breed In the 20th. century the breed declined in numbers as it was superseded by new more specialised breeds. The decline was so dramatic that by the 1970's the breed had been reduced to less than 30 females maintained by two breeders in Northern Ireland - David Swan of Dunsilly and James Nelson of Maymore. The Irish Moiled Cattle Society was formed in 1926 to develop and improve the breed. In 1982 the Society was revived with the encouragement of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. The breed has enjoyed valuable research and guidance from both the Trust and the Genetics Department of Liverpool University. This encouragement has been greatly appreciated by the Society. The Society has introduced a DNA testing programme to ensure validity of pedigrees and the integrity of this important gene pool. Superb quality beef with a distinctive flavour Stock finish off grass from 22 months Average carcass weight 220 to 260 kg. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Ireland IRL Cattle Irish Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Shorthorn Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (hills) and extensive grazing on marginal land. Mountain,extensive grazing on marginal land multi coloured: red, white 2 2 148 138 1000 600 Locally adapted y 1822 domestic breed composite of Shorthorned Red, Red and White Cattle and White Cattle (United Kingdom) around 1775. In 1940 the breed was imported from United Kingdom. Irish herd book established in 2004. 1800 1960-1998, <5% from Shorthorn (United Kingdom) country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Irish Simmental Simmental Simmental Meat In 2003, There are 7000 registered breeding females in Ireland. multi coloured: brown and white with white head 2 2 152 142 1150 800 Locally adapted y 1971 domestic breed imported from Austria, Germany and Switzerland. First imported into Ireland from Austria in 1971 1980-1998, >20% from Simmental (United Kingdom) country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk In 2003, There are 1500 registered breeding females in Ireland. uni coloured: brown with white ring around muzzle 2 2 130 120 600 400 Locally adapted y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1850 since 1960 from (United Kingdom), Jersey (Denmark, New Zealand, Canada) country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Kerry The cows enjoy a long useful life, still strong and calving regularly at 14 and 15 years of age. They are extremely hardy and will out winter quite happily, growing a good coat of hair which keeps the cold out. Their agility enables them to travel safely over rough ground and they do little damage to the pastures. Because of their size at least three Kerries can be kept to two of other breeds. The cows rarely have trouble calving, for there is more room in the pelvis than would appear from the size of the cow. The calves are easily reared and the bullocks will fatten, though they may take 4 to 6 months longer than other breeds. They make excellent quality beef weighing up to 550 kg. The globules of butterfat in Kerry milk are much smaller than those found in other breeds, thus making it easier to digest. As a result it is ideal for feeding to babies, invalids and others who find it hard to take fat. This emphasises the breed as eminently suitable for fresh milk, cheese and yogurt production. Several Irish farmhouse cheese makers use Kerry milk. The average milk yield is between 3000 and 3700kg at 4% butterfat. However there are quite a number of cows capable of yielding over 4500kg. eng. The Kerry cow is black, sometimes with a little white on the udder. The breed is of dairy type, well ribbed with fine bone. Females have slender white horns tipped with black, though most herds are now dehorned. They are equally suited to being one of a big herd or single house cows. The bull is similar in character to the cow. He is usually docile and easily managed. Kerry Kerry Cattle Milk "The Kerry Cattle Society of Ireland was formed in 1917 to do all such things necessary to promote and maintain the purity of the breed. In 2002 the Society registered as a Co-Op and became The Kerry Cattle Society Ltd, in order to be better able to carry out its work. The Society now has membership in Ireland, Great Britain, USA and Canada. Volume 1 of the herd book was published in 1890. The following quotation is taken from the preface to that volume. In 1879 the County Kerry Agricultural Society passed a resolution approving of the publication of a Herd-book under their own auspices; but difficulties arose which prevented the project from being carried out. The ""Farmers' Gazette"" undertook the publication of a Register, and in January, 1887, published the first issue of their ""Register of Pure Kerry Cattle and Dexters"". This Register extended to three volumes, including 46 Kerry Bulls and 100 Kerry Cows. It did not include any Dexter Bulls, and only 10 Dexter Cows. The Royal Dublin Society acquired from the publishers of the ""Farmers' Gazette"" their rights in connexion with this Register; and the Cattle, with the numbers originally assigned to them, are now included in the Society's Herd-book. The Royal Dublin Society maintained the herd book until the end of 2001. It is now maintained by The Kerry Cattle Society Ltd, who are responsible for all registrations, issuing of herd book certificates and publishing the herd book." The breed is well adapted to live in the wet hilly country. Milk and Meat This is considered a hardy breed with low feeding requirements. Mountain uni coloured: black occasional with white marking on udder 2 2 white horns tipped with black, lyre shaped upright 140 125 570 360 Native y 1887 domestic breed The Kerry is believed to be one of the oldest breeds in Europe. The skull is very similar in formation to the ancient aurochs of the Stone Age (Bos primogenus) though smaller in size. It is thought that the Kerry is derived from the little black cow, the Celtic shorthorn, brought by Neolithic man in his migrations northwards from the Mediterranean basin. There are close affinities with the Heren, the small black breed surviving in the high Alps, and with the fierce black bulls of the Camargue. The Kerry has the distinction of being the first breed developed primarily as a milk producer. While prehistoric man in Asia, North Africa and Europe was selecting and breeding cattle for draught and meat, the Celtic civilisation in Ireland was producing a breed of cattle for milk and dairy produce. The diet was based on milk and milk products; meat was rarely eaten. Records have been found which show that milk was preserved in various forms including cheese and butter. It was also treated with herbs and kept in jars under ground. With the mild climate and long grazing season milk was produced almost all year round since 1950 from Kerry (United Kingdom) Kerry, South-western Ireland and some locations around the rest of the country international Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -Ireland IRL Cattle Marchigiana Marchigiana Exotic n domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Meuse Rhine Yssel eng. Holstein (red and white) MRI Milk multi coloured: red and white 0 0 150 135 1000 600 Exotic y 1993 domestic breed imported from Netherlands 1976 1980-1998, 5-20% from Meuse-Rhine-Yssel (Netherlands) country-wide international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Montbéliarde fr. Montbéliarde Milk multi coloured: red and white with white head 2 2 148 139 950 680 Locally adapted y 1998 domestic breed imported from France 1990s 1993-1998, >20% from Montbéliard (France) country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Normande Normande 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported from France 1996 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Parthenaise English Parthenais Exotic n domestic breed First imported from France in 1997 France in 1997 nation wide international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Piedmontese Piedmont In 2003, There are 120 registered breeding females in Ireland. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed First imported from Italy in 1982 1982 nation wide international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Romagnola Romagnola Exotic n domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Salers fr. Salers In 2003, There are 400 registered breeding females in Ireland. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported from France 1990's international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Cattle Speckle Park eng. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Ireland IRL Chicken Ancona Ancona domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Andalusian eng. Andalusian domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Appenzeller Spitzhauben ger. Appenzeller Spitzenhauben domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -Ireland IRL Chicken Araucana Araucana domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Aseel Aseel domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Barbu d'Anvers Barbu d'Anvers domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Barbu d'Uccle Barbu d'Uccle domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Barnevelder eng. Barnevelder domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Booted Brahma domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Campine Campine domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat There is one small flock of Ross Breeders (source: Moypark) in Northern Ireland. The characteristics of this population is similar to Cobb 500. industrial 3.2 2.7 similar to Cobb; domestic line Cobb Breeding Company Ltd., selected lines within Cornish males and White Rock females Monaghan, Cavan, Limerick, Cork, Waterford 150 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Cochin Cochin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Creve-Coeur Crèvecoeur domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Dorking eng. Dorking domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Faverolles Faverolle domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Friesan eng. Friesland domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Frizzle Hamburgh eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Houdan fr. Houdan domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Indian Game eng. Indian Game domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Irish Pit Game eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Isa Brown: Tetra eng. Ditto Eggs industrial 1.5 domestic line Isa (brown) is a composite of 70% from France and 30% Tetra from Germany Cork, Louth 235 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Japanese domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Jersey Giant eng. Jersey Giant domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Ko-shamo jap. Japanese Game Bantam domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken La Fleche La Fléche domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Lakenvelder Lakenvelder domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Legbar eng. Legbar domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Lincolnshire Buff eng. Lincolnshire Buff domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Magpie domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Malay Game eng. Malay Game domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Marans Marans domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Ireland IRL Chicken Minorca Minorca domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Modern Game eng. Modern Game domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Muscovy eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Nankin Nankin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken New Hampshire Red eng. New Hampshire Red domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Norfolk Grey eng. Norfolk Grey domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken North Holland Blue eng. North Holland Blue domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Old Dutch Bantam eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Old English Game eng. Old English Game domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Orloff Orloff domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Pekin Bantam eng. Cochin Bantam domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Phoenix Phoenix domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Poland eng. Polish domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Rhodebar eng. Rhodebar domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Rosecomb Bantam eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Rumpless Game eng. Rumpless Game domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Scots Dumpy eng. Scots Dumpy domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Sebright eng. Commercial strain- Sebright domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Shamo jap. Shamo domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Sicilian Buttercup eng. Sicilian Buttercup domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Silkie Silkie domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Spanish eng. Spanish domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Sulmater domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Chicken Sultan Sultan domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Chicken Sumatra Game eng. Sumatra domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Transylvanian Naked Neck eng. Transylvanian Naked Neck domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Vorwerk Vorwerk domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Welsummer Welsummer domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Ireland IRL Chicken Wyandotte eng. Wyandotte domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Chicken Yokohama Onagadori domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Deer Fallow eng. Fallow Deer (Cervus dama) Dama dama There are approximately 300 deer farmers in Ireland. Of these, 25% are farming Fallow deer. The approximate number of breeding females involved is 6000. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic found in feral, captive and farmed conditions. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Deer Killarney eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Crevus elaphus 0 0 domestic variety imported; exotic; variety of red deer ancient international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Deer Red eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Crevus elaphus There are approximately 300 deer farmers in Ireland. Of these, 70% are farming Red deer. The approximate number of breeding females involved is 12,000. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; variety of red deer mid 1800s found in feral, captive and farmed conditions. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Deer Sika Sika deer (Cervus nippon nippon) Cervus nippon There are approximately 300 deer farmers in Ireland. Of these, 5% are farming Silka deer. The approximate number of breeding females involved is 500. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Abacot Ranger eng. Abacot Ranger domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Appleyard eng. Appleyard domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Aylesbury eng. Aylesbury domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Black East Indian eng. Black East Indian domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Call eng. Call domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Cayuga Cayuga domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Crested eng. Crested domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Indian Runner eng. Indian Runner domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Orpington eng. Orpington domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Rouen eng. Rouen domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Rouen Clair eng. Rouen Clair domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Saxony eng. Saxony domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Silverhill Duckling eng. Meat There is only one firm commercially involved. industrial 3.5 2.5 domestic line selection of backyard indigenous breed stock Monaghan 160 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Swedish Blue eng. Swedish Blue domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Duck (domestic) Welsh Harlequin eng. Welsh Harlequin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Goat Alpine eng. Alpine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Goat Angora eng. Angora 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Goat Feral eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Goat Irish Goat eng. Irish Goat Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). These are hardy animals. Mountain hardy uni coloured: grey, white 2 2 90 80 85 55 1918 domestic breed indigenous breed Irish Fernal country-wide local No Material atRisk critical -Ireland IRL Goat Pygmy eng. West African Dwarf 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Goose (domestic) Legarth Int Denmark eng. Meat 8 6.5 domestic line composite of stock from Denmark and indigenous breed 8 8 local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa Exotic domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Horse Arab eng. Arab Sport uni coloured: grey, chestnut, bay 150 145 400 350 long fine mane and tail Locally adapted y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and USA eastern and South-eastern Ireland international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Horse Connemara Pony Connemara ponies make excellent riding ponies for children and adults. Some of the top show-jumping ponies in the world are Connemara or part bred Connemara. eng. Connemara Pony Sport Population information form Connemara Pony Breeders Society who maintains the Connemara Pony studbook in Ireland. 1 152 pure bred foals were registered by the Connemara Pony Breeders Society in 2004. Native breed of pony The breed is resistant to wind and rain. These are hardy animals surviving on low quality vegetation. Survive on low quality vegetation uni coloured: dun with dark legs, grey, bay, black, brown, few roan or chestnut 145 142 430 400 The height of the BREEDING Connemara Pony is 128cms to 148cms. (12.2 ½ to 14.2 Hands High). Colour: Grey, black, Bay, Brown, Dun with occasional Roan & Chestnut, Palamino, & Dark Eyed Cream. Type: Compact, well-balanced riding type with good depth and substance and good heart room, standing on short legs, covering a lot of ground. Head: Well balanced pony head of medium length with good width between large kindly eyes. Pony ears, well defined cheekbone jaw relatively deep but not coarse. Front: Head well-set onto neck. Crest should not be over developed. Neck not set too low. Good length of rein. Well-defined withers, good sloping shoulders. Body: Body should be deep, with strong back, some length permissable but should be well-ribbed up and with strong loin. Limbs: Body should be deep, with strong back, some length permissable but should be well-ribbed up and with strong loin. Hind Quarters: Strong and Muscular with some length, well-developed second thighs (Gaskin) and strong low-set hocks. Movement: Movement free easy and true, without undue knee action, but active and covering ground. Native y 1923 domestic breed composite of Native Pony, Arab and Celtic Pony. The Connemara Pony Studbook is maintained by the Connemara Pony Breeders Society. 17th century country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Cob Cob Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Cob Part Bred Part Bred Cob Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Draught eng. Irish Draught Irish Draught Horse Sport The Irish Draught Horse is an active, short-shinned, powerful horse with substance and quality. It is proud of bearing, deep of girth and strong of back and quarters. Standing over a lot of ground, it has an exceptionally strong and sound constitution. It has an intelligent and gentle nature and is noted for its docility and sense. In the past this breed was a basis for work, transport and leisure for farming community. basis for work,transport&leisure for farming community These are hardy animals, no cold-blooded horses. Thrive on marginal land uni coloured: predominantly grey, goltured by bay and chestnut Height: Stallions: 15.3 h.h. to 16.3 h.h. approx. Mares: 15.1 h.h. to 16.1 h.h. approx. Bone: Good, strong, clean bone. Head: Good, bold eyes, set well-apart, long, well-set ears, wide of forehead. Head should be generous and pleasant, not coarse or hatchet-headed, thought a slight roman nose is permissible. The jaw bones should have enough room to take the gullet and allow ease of breathing. Shoulders, neck and front: Shoulders should be clean-cut and not loaded, withers well-defined, not coarse; the neck set in high and carried proudly. The chest should not be too broad and beefy, the forearms should be long and muscular, not caught in at the elbow; the knee large and generous, set near the ground; the cannon bone straight and short, with plenty of flat, clean bone, never back of the knee (calf kneed), i.e. not sloping forward from knee to fetlock. The bone must not be round and coarse. The legs should be clean and hard, with a little hair permissible at the back of the fetlock as necessary protection; the paster stong and in proportion, not short and upright nor too long and weak. The hoof should be generous and sound, not boxy or contracted and there should be plenty of room at the heel. Back, hindquarters, body and hind legs: The back to be powerful, the girth very deep, the loins must not be weak but the mares must have enough room to carry the foal. The croup to buttocks to be long and sloping, not short and rounded or flat topped; hips not wide and plain; thighs strong and powerful and at least as wide from the back view as the hips; the second thighs long and well developed; the hock near the ground and generous, points tot too close together or wide apart but straight, they should not be out behind the horse but should be in line from the back and the quarters to the heel to the ground, they should not be over bent or in any way weak. The cannon bone, etc., as for the foreleg short and strong. Action: Smooth and free but without exaggeration and not heavy or ponderous. Walk and trot to be straight and true with good flexion in the hocks and freedom of the shoulders. Colour: Any strong whole colour, including greys. White leg, above the knees or hocks, not desirable Native y 1972 domestic breed composite of Norman (France), Spanish (Spain) and Thoroughbred (United Kingdom) 19th century country-wide international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Miniature eng. Exotic domestic variety local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Piebald and Skewbald Piebald and Skewbald Sport This breed is an original romany equine stock. Original romany equine stock comments: marked with spots and patches of white and some color other than black 150 148 600 550 Locally adapted y 1997 domestic breed composite of Irish Cob and Irish Sport Horses around 1900 country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Pony eng. Irish Pony Sport uni coloured: black, reddish-brown, brownish-yellow, dark to light chestnut, palomino, white
multi coloured: white intermixed with black, bay or chestnut and pied animals 137 137 Locally adapted y 1970 domestic breed composite of Arab, Welsh, Connemara Pony and Thoroughbred around 1970 country-wide local No Material atRisk critical -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Sport Horse Irish Sport Horses are used for sport, especially for showjumping and eventing eng. Irish Sport Horse Irish Crossbred, Irish Hunter Dressage, Riding (sports), Sport uni coloured: any solid colour 168 163 650 550 Locally adapted y 1972 domestic breed composite of Irish Draught and Thoroughbred 1923 1994-1998, <5% from Selle Francais (France), Hanoverian and Trakehner (Germany) country-wide local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Horse Irish Warmblood Irish Warmblood Exotic domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Ireland IRL Horse Kerry Bog Pony eng. Kerry Bog Pony is quite small - almost like a Shetland Pony - About 10 or 11 hands high, with a distinctive dish or curved face, rather like an Arab. Breed colors are chestnut with flaxen mane and tail or livered chestnut with black mane and tail or grey and also bay. Kerry Bog Pony Information on breed society: The Objects of the Society are given in detail in the Rules of the KBP Co-Op. Four of the seventeen Objects are quoted here to indicate concisely the aims of the Society: To encourage the continued improvement and upgrading of the Kerry Bog Pony by advocating the careful selection of mares and stallions so as to conserve genetic diversity and minimize inbreeding, and to apply those principles to later generations. To record pedigrees and maintain the breed register. To ensure that the ponies are blood typed/DNA typed and micro-chipped in the year in which they are born and to liaise with the Irish Horse Board to comply fully with the regulations to ensure that every pony has a passport. To be the responsible authority in all matters concerning conservation, promotion and welfare of the Kerry Bog Pony population. To provide or arrange for the provision of any service or services which may be for the benefit of members and others including the arrangement of suitable training courses. "Since 1994 Weatherbys Laboratory in Ireland has carried out Bloodtyping and DNA typing on one hundred and seventy ponies. ""In addition gene frequency studies were carried out on 16 identified genetic markers in this population. Gene frequency calculations provide a powerful means of segregating and establishing equine breeds. The genetic frequency values in the Kerry Bog Pony provide adequate evidence to show that the population has significant difference in genetic frequency values to consider this pony to be a particular breed in its own right."" The foundation has now been laid upon which a network of genetic information can build an indelible blueprint of the identity and origin of the Kerry Bog Pony." Currently used as a driving or riding pony for small children Very hardy breed, adapted to survive in areas of limited grazing Any strong whole colour is to be found, but colour is generally brown or brownish black and bay. Some chestnut, grey and dun colours are also to be found. 11 10 Size: This is a small pony evolved as such because of its use as a draught animal in the bogs of Kerry over the centuries. Thus, the height of the Kerry Bog pony is 11-2 Hands High for Stallions and Geldings and 10 to 11 HH for Mares. Colour: Any strong whole colour is to be found, but colour is generally brown or brownish black and bay. Some chestnut, grey and dun colours are also to be found. Coat: The coat of the KBP is long and dense and easily capable of withstanding harsh winter conditions without shelter. Head: The head is pleasant plain and of average size and rather dish-faced. Eyes are small and pointed. Nostrils allow large air intake relative to body size. The jaw is strong and well formed with excellent dentition to facilitate grazing on heath, gorse and heather. Body: Neck is strong and medium length. The shoulder is rounded and muscular. The body is strong and compact. The chest is deep with well-sprung ribs and good girth. Loins are powerful and the hindquarters are strong and well-formed. The tail is full, abundant and well set and well carried. Legs: Forelegs are strong and muscular with a strong forearm. Hindlegs are muscular and powerful. The cannon bone is short with flat hard bone of good size. Pasterns are short and the hooves upright and wide open and well formed of hard horn requiring very little trimming. Action: The KBP is a poerful pony with good bone and greta weight and strength relative to its size. This together with its excellent conformation gives the pony a lovely straight and level action with good balance. This intelligent pony is sure fotted and well capable of thinking for itself in the soft underfoot conditions of Kerry bogs. Temperament and Character: this pony, while kind, sensible and confident and well mannered also possesses great courage and endurance. Viciousness or nervousness have been bred out of the KBP at a much earlier stage. Soundness is also a feature of the KBP; hereditary unsoundness is extremely rare and because of the pony's innate strength and toughness it scarcely ever develops any unsoundness. The animal's constitution is also first class, beig possessed of large heart and lung room which in turn enables it to thrive well in spite of harsh weather or other difficulties. The excellent temperament of the pony allows it to be easily trained to harness or saddle and it can be easily worked as a children's riding pony. Native y 2005 domestic breed "A distinctive race of small ponies, the Celdones, proved useful to the Celtic people who settled permanently in the Atlantic areas of north-west Spain. Military and trading links between Ireland and Spain and Portugal may have brought some of these ponies to Ireland - especially to south-west Ireland. Cossar Ewart, writing in Nature in 1904, concluded that the Celtic Pony (Equus gracilis) is a distinct equine race. In the Bodleian Library (Oxford, England) there is a book depicting ""Part of an Irish Procession at Stuttgart in 1617"". The morphology of the equines portrayed and their height compared to the adult humans shown, suggest that these may have been ponies of the type known now as Kerry Bog Ponies or formerly as Irish Hobbies. In 1756 Charles Smith referred to a visit by Isaac Ware to Kerry in 1720 and to Ware's observation that such horses were formerly called Asturiones, as having been originally imported from the Asturias in Spain. Many Irish equines were used as pack horses or as cavalry horses during the Peninsular Wars (1804 - 1814) and again a century later during the Great War. Their removal from their native habitats greatly reduced the numberof horses and ponies in the Irish landscape. Changing lifestyles and methods of transport further reduced their numbers. Visitors to Kerry (Mr. And Mrs. S. C. Hall, 1840) and prominent British agricultural writers (e.g. David Low, 1842) referred to the distinctive small local ponies of Kerry. A century later Kevin Danaher (1962) referred to their use in Kerry for transport of sod peat from bog to roadside. These small, sure-footed, versatile ponies were used on family holdings in the mountains and valleys of Kerry for centuries. They were known locally as Hobbies. It is thought locally that this name may have been derived from a practice in Gaelic-speaking areas of calling ""Hup, Hup"" repeatedly to a pony to attract it home to the farmyard. The practice is known in Irish or Gaelic as obaireacht. The modern name - Kerry Bog Pony - reflects the qualities of their living and working environment" The studbook was officially established in 2005 Location all around the country, but particularly in the Kerry region local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ireland IRL Horse Thoroughbred horse racing eng. Thoroughbred Sport Horse Racing uni coloured: any solid colour 172 157 600 450 Exotic y 1791 domestic breed continually imported from United Kingdom; exotic 1775 country-wide international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Pheasant Old English Pheasant Fowl domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat uni coloured: brown 120 110 260 230 y 1985 domestic breed imported from Canada 1983 since 1983.
1983-1997, >20% from Duroc (Canada); 1987-1997, >20% from Duroc (United Kingdom and Denmark)) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Pig Greyhound eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Pig Irish Landrace eng. Irish Landrace Meat ca. 5% homozygous recessive Halothan negative DNA uni coloured: white 110 105 250 200 lop ears y 1970 domestic breed continually imported from UK, Norway, Sweden, Finland 1970 country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat uni coloured: white 110 105 250 200 erect ears y 1970 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic 1975 1980-1995, <5% from Yorkshire (Sweden): 1970-1998, <5% from Large White (United Kingdom): 1980-1996, <5% from Large White (Finland) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Pig Meishan Meishan domestic breed continually imported from United Kingdom 1995 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Pig Pietrain Pietrain In 2003, there are 25 registered breeding females of this breed in Ireland. domestic breed imported from Germany 1988 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Belclare eng. Belclare Meat Major genes affecting ovulation rate and ovarian hypoplasia. Very high prolificacy is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 90 70 Locally adapted y 1985 domestic breed Indigenous-developed during 1970's. composite of Galway, Cheviot, Texel and various crosses from Ireland around 1980 country-wide wool medium local No Material atRisk endangered -Ireland IRL Sheep Beltex Beltex Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 60 55 90 70 highly muscled animal Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported from Belgium 1996 country-wide wool medium regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Berrichon du Cher fr. Berrichon Du Cher Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 72 68 95 75 Exotic y 1993 domestic breed continously imported from France 1993 since 1993 continously import from Berrichon du Cher from France. country-wide wool medium international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Blackfaced Mountain eng. Blackfaced Mountain Blackface Mountain Meat The animals live in a mountainous country. Mountain hardy multi coloured: black, white with black face with white markings 2 2 55 50 80 60 hardy Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed Galway, Mayo, Donegal and Waterford, regions of Kerry wool local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Bleu du Maine production of prolific cross breed ewes for lamb production systems fr. Bleu Du Maine GeneralCrossbreeding High prolificacy and ease of lambing is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white with slate blue head and legs 0 0 100 75 Exotic y 1991 domestic breed in 1988 from Bleu du Maine (United Kingdom): in 1989 from Blue du Maine (France); composite of Leicester Longwool, Wensleydale and Choletais 1988 in 1988 from Bleu du Maine (United Kingdom): in 1989 from Blue du Maine (France) since 1989. country-wide wool fine regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Ireland IRL Sheep Bluefaced Leicester rams are used to produce cross-bred daughters (mules) eng. Bluefaced Leicester Meat uni coloured: white with blue head 0 0 105 80 tightly purled longwool Locally adapted y 1963 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; composite of English Longwool and Border Leicester (United Kingdom) 1900 since 1983, >20% from Bluefaced Leicester (United Kingdom) country-wide wool fine international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Charmoise fr. Charmois 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported from France; exotic 1993 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Charollais fr. Charollais Meat uni coloured: white with beige head 0 0 75 60 90 70 no wool on head or legs Exotic y 1986 domestic breed imported from France and United Kingdom in 1986 1986-1998, <5% from Charollais (France and United Kingdom) country-wide wool fine international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Cladore Cottagh, Cladagh comments: occasionally coloured 0 0 Northern Short-tailed type but longer tail Native n domestic variety extinct local No Material extinct extinct -Ireland IRL Sheep Galway eng. Galway Meat This breed is endangered. In 2004, there were 518 ewes registered as breeding females of this breed in Ireland. There were 72 ram lambs and 260 ewe lambs registered in 2004. Population numbers currently falling. uni coloured: white 0 0 80 72 95 75 tuft of wool on forehead Native y 1923 domestic breed indigenous Irish breed: In 1895 a group of 57 people in County Roscommon formed a Roscommon Sheep Breeders' Association. Roscommon sheep were a particular sub-population of the indigenous breed. Some owners had been breeding pure Roscommons since 1840, and one claimed a pure-bred flock to have started in 1870. The Roscommon Sheep Breeders Association faded out of existence in the 1950's. It might be possible to rescue representatives of this sub-population. 1840 country-wide wool medium regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Ireland IRL Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France Ile de France Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 80 70 130 90 Exotic y 1983 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom in 1978 and from France in 1987; composite of Dishley Leicester and Merino 1824 country-wide wool medium international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Rouge De L'ouest The breed produces cross-bred daughters for breeding fr. Meat uni coloured: brown with red head and legs 0 0 90 70 Exotic y 1989 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and France 1988 since 1988, <5% from Rouge de L'Ouest (United Kingdom and France) country-wide wool medium local No Material atRisk endangered -Ireland IRL Sheep Scottish Blackface eng. Scottish Blackface 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic 19th century Upland and mountain sheep farming. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Sheep Suffolk to breed as a terminal sire for commercial modes eng. Suffolk Meat Rams of this breed are excellent terminal sires. multi coloured: white with black head and legs 0 0 75 70 105 80 Locally adapted y 1886 domestic breed continually imported from United Kingdom; composite of Southdown and Norfolk Horn 1891 country-wide wool medium international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat A high lean meat content is reported for this breed. The breed is known for its very good conformation. uni coloured: white 0 0 70 66 100 76 Exotic y 1976 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands in 1966 and France in 1992; exotic 1966 1985-1997, <5% from Texel (United Kingdom) country-wide wool medium international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Vendeen Vendeen Meat A high prolificacy is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 70 60 90 70 Exotic y 1994 domestic breed imported from France in 1980 and United Kingdom in 1985 1980 since 1985, <5% from Vendeen (France, United Kingdom) country-wide wool fine regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Sheep Wicklow Cheviot Wicklow Cheviot Meat This hardy breed is suited to hill type conditions. Mountain hardy uni coloured: white 0 0 75 65 90 70 Locally adapted y 1926 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1850's Co. Wicklow wool medium The animals are kept on mountainous country. Upland and mountain sheep farming local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Turkey B U T (British United Turkeys Ltd ) eng. Commercial strain- BUT B.U.T. 5, Triple 7, Big 6 Meat British United Turkeys Ltd. is the main source of Breeding Stock for almost 20 years. There are very small numbers of original Bronze turkeys of mediocre quality with no special input in breeding or upgrading to B.U.T. The laying period lasts 24 to 30 weeks. industrial 10.25 8 domestic strain imported from British United Turkeys Ltd., Chester, United Kingdom Laois, Monaghan, Cork 105 7 7 Body weight and age at maturity and egg number vary with strain used, i.e. large, medium or small. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Turkey Black eng. Black domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ireland IRL Turkey Blue eng. Blue domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Turkey Bronze eng. Bronze domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Ireland IRL Turkey Buff eng. Buff domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Turkey Lavender eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Turkey Mammoth Bronze eng. Mammoth Bronze domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Turkey Red eng. Red domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Ireland IRL Turkey White eng. White domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Ass Anger Half-Ass, Hemione, Asian Wild Ass multi coloured: pale yellowish-brown with paler underparts and darker mane and back-stripe feral breed Equus hemionus local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Ass Benderi domestic breed composite of Onager and Iranian southern Iran local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Ass Hamadan Hamadan uni coloured: white similar to Mary breed domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Ass Iranian eng. Persian domestic breed small indigenous breed type local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Ass Iranian Onager eng. Persian Onager, Persian Wild Ass, Ghor-Khar feral variety variety of Onager (Equus hemionus onager) northern desert plateau, central Iran local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Ass Kashan domestic variety variety of Hamadan local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Bactrian camel Bactrian Transport adapted to natural constraints e.g. fodder shortage and water deficit. Resistant against temperature fluctuations. resistant against diseases They are capable for covering far distances under harsh and desert condition; two-humped domestic species east-Azerbaijan and Ardebil provinces local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Buffalo Gilani pers. Northern Ecotype, Shomali, Iranian Milk 0 0 domestic breed Gilan and Mazandaran provinces local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Buffalo Iranian Azari Ecotype Azari Milk 2 2 domestic breed east-Azarbaijan, West-Azarbaijan and Ardebil provinces local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Buffalo Khoozestani pers. Khuzestani ecotype, South Ecotype, Iranian Milk 0 0 domestic breed Khuzestan province local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Bami Meat uni coloured: yellow to brown, occasionally black 2 2 Zebu domestic breed Kerman Province local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; continually import of semen and embryos 1955 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Dashtiari Meat well adapted to the local environment uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: pied 2 2 Zebu domestic breed South-eastern Baluchestan, Iranshar local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Golpayegani Golpaigani Milk uni coloured: black, red 2 2 domestic breed Esfahan local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; continually import of semen and embryos 1955 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; continually import of semen and embryos 1955 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Kurdi Kurdi Karadi Meat uni coloured: black often with light markings 2 2 106 300 220 domestic breed Brachyceros type 74 161 4.8 14.5 14.5 31 31 54 FAO Breed Survey Gazal et al (1979) Issa (?) M.Sc. Thesis Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions in Iraq and fed on grazing and concentrates. The cattle were only housed under severe weather conditions. The lactation period is quite short and was measured from cattle milked by hand (removing all milk from the udder each time). - feed conversion ratio 12.68 kg/kg;
- weaning weight 82.8 kg;
international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Mazandarani Gilani Meat comment: various colours 2 2 Zebu domestic breed northern Iran local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Nejdi Arabi Milk comment: various colours 0/2 0/2 sometimes humped domestic breed composite of Jersey, Sindhi and local cattle Khuzestan local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Sarabi Ardebili Milk uni coloured: red 2 2 domestic breed may have some Zebu blood Iranian Azerbaijan, Ardbil-east local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Sistani Meat well adapted to the local environment, despite the feed shortage and unfavorable habitat, Sistani cattle, is well matched and now assumed as a unique genetic stock face serious deficiencies of adequate feed and drought reoccurrence. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and white pied 0/2 0/2 horned or polled or scurs Zebu domestic breed Systan, eastern Iran local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Cattle Taleshi pers. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Chicken New-Hampshire eng. New Hampshire domestic breed "imported by """"National Enterprise for Livestock Breeding""""; exotic" 1930 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock domestic breed "imported by """"National Enterprise for Livestock Breeding""""; exotic" 1930 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Chicken Rhode Island eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed "imported by """"National Enterprise for Livestock Breeding""""; exotic" 1930 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Dromedary Arabian camel Arab Camel single humped domestic breed widely scattered in the great desert and central region of Iran international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Adany Milk 2 2 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Arab eng. Sahelian Milk uni coloured: black, dark brown 2 2 long twisted horns domestic breed Teheran international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Bezoar Bezoar Pasang, Pazan, Persian Wild Goat The animals survive in a very arid desert region with sparse vegetation. 2 2 scimitar (or sabre) shaped horns with sharp anterior edge 85 55 75 50 wild species Capra aegagrus international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Kurdi Kurdi Morghoz Wool uni coloured: black, brown, white 2 2 domestic breed cashmere international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Lori Lori Milk uni coloured: black, brown 2 2 domestic breed south and central Iran regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Marghoz Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 950 mm rain, moderate and humid summer and cold winters (as low as -20 °C), with snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. Marghoz breed has attracted attention by villagers for its authentic fibers application in local clothing. 0 0 domestic breed 80% of the nutrition is based on range and 20% on forage, dried leaves of Oak trees and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Nadjdi Najdi Milk adapted to coast and plan steps with < 400 mm rain, hot summer (up to 41 °C) and moderate winter (as low as 1 °C). Critical period is summer. uni coloured: grey, brown 2 2 lop ears, tassels domestic breed Khuzestan 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Native Black Milk: Mainly for cheese, butter and yogurt to domestic demand. Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 340 mm rain, hot, dry summers (up to 42 °C) and cold winters(as low as -32 °C), with abundant snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. 0 0 domestic breed 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage produced in farms for winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Raini Raeini Hair adapted to mountains, foothills and foothill steps with < 250 mm rain and hot, dry summers (up to 35 °C) and moderate winter (as low as 1 °C). Critical period is summer. uni coloured: black, grey, yellow, white 2 2 medium sized ears domestic breed Kirman 85% of the nutrition is based on range and 25% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Goat Tali Sahely Milk adapted to coast and plan steps with < 250 mm rain and hot, humid summers (up to 41 °C) and moderate winters (as low as 1 °C). Critical period is summer. uni coloured: white 2 2 domestic breed South-western Iran 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. Grazing is limited by low availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Bakhtiari domestic variety variety of Plateau Persian local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Basseri domestic variety variety of Plateau Persian local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Caspian They are widely used for riding by teenagers, cart-driving and circus shows. eng. Caspian Caspian Miniature Riding (byChildren) beautyful animal uni coloured: usually bay, grey or chestnut, occasionally black pony domestic breed Golan and Mazandaran international No Information unknown unknown critical -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Dareshuri Dareh shuri Transport domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Ebian Riding (sports) domestic Arab horse southern provinces especially in Khuzestan, Kerman, Yazd, Fars and Tehran local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Haddian Riding (sports) domestic Arab horse southern provinces especially in Khuzestan, Kerman, Yazd, Fars and Tehran local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Hamdani Arab Riding (sports) domestic Arab horse southern provinces especially in Khuzestan, Kerman, Yazd, Fars and Tehran international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Iranian Arab eng. Arab Assi Riding (sports) good resistance to diseases 160 158 325 250 light animals domestic breed originated in the 4-8th century in hot arid steppes of the Arabian Peninsula 4th-8th century southern provinces especially in Khuzestan, Kerman, Yazd, Fars and Tehran international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Jaf light animals domestic variety variety of Plateau Persian Kurdistan local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Kahilan Kuhailan Riding (sports) domestic Arab horse southern provinces especially in Khuzestan, Kerman, Yazd, Fars and Tehran local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Kurdi Kurdi Kurd light-pony. domestic breed north-west international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Persian Arab Arab light animals domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Qarabagh Karabakh Transport domestic breed indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Qashqai domestic breed variety of Plateau Persian local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Saglawi Arab Saklawi Riding (sports) domestic Arab horse southern provinces especially in Khuzestan, Kerman, Yazd, Fars and Tehran international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Shirazi Darashoori light animals domestic breed Fars local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Sistani domestic variety variety of Plateau Persian local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Taleshi Transport domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Taropud domestic breed authentic hybrid of Turkemin and Arab breeds local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Turkemin Racing good resistance to diseases. domestic breed indigenous breed north-east local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Horse Yabu Yabu domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Afshari particularly sold as lamb. Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 320 mm rain, hot summer (temperature up to 40 °C ) and semi dry, and cold winter (as low as -30 °C ) and with abundant snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. 0 0 domestic variety variety of Red Karaman Iranian Kurdistan, Zanjan wool 40% of the nutrition is based on range and 60% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Arabi particularly sold as lamb. Arabi Arbi, Erbi Meat The animals can withstand high temperatures and high humidity. Adapted to Foothills and foothill steps with < 400 mm rain, hot summer (temperature up to 41 °C) and dry and cold winter (as low as -28 °C). Critical period is winter. The animals have a good character. uni coloured: black, white with black head
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0 Near East fat-tailed type domestic breed indigenous breed of Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia South-western Iran wool coarse/carpet 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Bahmei particularly sold as lamb. Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 355 mm rain, hot summer (temperature up to 38 °C) and dry and cold winter (as low as -23 °C) and with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. 0 0 domestic breed southern region 80% of the nutrition is based on range and 20% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Bakhtiari Lory & Lory Bakhtiyar adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 340 mm rain, hot summer (up to 42 °C) and dry and cold winter (as low as -32 °C) and with abundant snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. uni coloured: white 0 0 42.5 domestic variety variety of Bakhtiari-Luri southern Iran wool 1.65 47 7.5 F66-101 F55-45 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage produced in farms for winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. 1.11 local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Bakhtiari-Luri Meat uni coloured: white, occasionally with coloured marks on head and legs, occasionally black or brown 0 0 72 65 69 66 long fat tail domestic breed Lorestan, Char Mahal wool coarse/carpet 2.2 92 6.25 5.1 4.2 Bathaei, S.S. and Leroy, P.L. (?) Description des principales races de mouton en Iran. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Baluchi Baluchi Araghi, Balouchi, Farahani, Kermani, Khorasani, Mengali, Naeini, Neini, Shinwari, Taraki, Yazda, Baluchi Dumba Wool This breed is producing good quality carpet wool. The animals are good foragers. multi coloured: black, white with black marks on head and legs 0 0 74 55 44 36 fat tail domestic breed eastern Iran wool coarse/carpet 1.55 47 7.2 2.6 2.2 N6-12 F56-55 F66-101 F55-45, 47 1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Calhoor 0 0 domestic variety variety of Sanjabi wool local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Chal particularly sold as lamb Meat adapted to plain steppes with < 320 mm rain, cold winters (as low as -20 °C) with little snow and hot summers (up to 40 °C) and dry. Critical season is winter. 0 0 domestic breed central Iran 40% of feeding is based on range and 60% on post harvest cereals and summer crop food. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Dalagh Atabai Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 950 mm rain, hot summer (up to 40 °C) and humid and moderate winter (as low as -4 °C) with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is summer. 0 0 domestic breed northern region 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Grey Shirazi particularly sold as lamb. eng. Chiraz Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 300 mm rain, hot summer (up to 43 °C) and dry and cold winter (as low as -14 °C). Critical period is summer. uni coloured: grey 2 0 43 similar to Karakul but with grey fat tail domestic breed southern region hair coarse/carpet 1.65 50 F66-101 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Herki Herki Mosuli, Dazdawi Wool multi coloured: black, white with black face 0 0 fat tail domestic variety variety of Kurdi Kurdistan wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Kallakui Wool multi coloured: black, white with black marks on face and legs 0/2 0 34 24 similar to Baluchi domestic breed Varamin to Qom, north central Iran wool coarse/carpet 1.3 2.8 100 61 7 3.4 3.1 55 F55-41, 45: Satari M. In: Le dépôt caudal chez les races de mouton d'Iran, Revue Elevage, No .25, 1971. 1.11 local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Karakul particularly sold as lamb. Karakul Astrakhan, Black Karakul, Bukhara, Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' PeltFur adapted to foothills and foothill steps with < 250 mm rain, hot summer (up to 41 °C) and dry and cold winter (as low as -28 °C). Critical period is winter. 2 0 78 68 70 57.5 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped domestic breed northern region wool 2 2.5 57 7.5 3.1 2.4 Satari M. (1971) In: Le dépôt caudal chez les races de mouton d'Iran, Revue Elevage, No. 25. 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. 1.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Khamseh Wool comment: often dark spots on face and legs 2 0/2 fat tail domestic variety local variety east Farsistan wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Khorasan Kurdi Meat uni coloured: brown 0 0 fat tail domestic breed northern Khorasan, Kurdistan wool coarse/carpet 1 60 3 2.5 Bathaei, S.S.; Leroy, P.L. (?) Description des principales races de mouton en Iran. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Kurdi Kurdistan adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 480 mm rain. Hot summer (up to 44 °C) and cold winter (as low as -31 °C) and with abundant snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. 0 0 domestic breed northern region 60% of the nutrition is based on range and 40% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water point. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Luri 0 0 domestic variety variety of Bakhtiari-Luri Lorestan wool local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Makui particularly sold as lamb. Makui Macou Wool adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 355 mm rain, hot summer (up to 38 °C) and semi-dry and cold winter (as low as -23 °C) and with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. multi coloured: black, white with black spots on face and feet 0/2 0 females: polled or scurs 47 fat tail, similar to White Karaman domestic breed northern region wool coarse/carpet 1.5 3 140 62 100 6 6 3.7 3.5 6 45.9 N6-43 Satari M. (1971) Le depo caudal chez les races de mouton d'Iran. Revue Elevage, No.25. 0% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Mehraban particularly sold as lamb. Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 310 mm rain, hot summer (up to 40 °C) and semi-dry and the winter is cold (as low as -33 °C), with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. uni coloured: light brown, cream or grey with dark face and neck 0 0 73 73 57 56 fat tail domestic breed Hamadan, western Iran wool coarse/carpet 0.5 1.5 60 105 3.8 4.4 N6-44 Bathaei, S.S. and Leroy, P.L. (?) Description des principales races de mouton en Iran. 50% of the nutrition is based on range and 50% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. 1.04 local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Moghani particularly sold as lamb. Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with 250-600 mm rain, hot summers (up to 40 °C) and dry and cold winters (as low as -30 °C), with abundant snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. comment: occasionally pale coloured marks on head and feet 0/2 0 66 61 64 62 fat tail domestic breed Ardebil, Moghan Steppe, North-western Iran wool coarse/carpet 1.6 75 4.1 3.8 Bathaei, S.S.; Leroy, P.L. (?) Description des principales races de mouton en Iran. 75% of the nutrition is based on range, and 25% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Qashqai Ghachgai Wool comment: coloured spots on head and legs 2 0 fat tail domestic variety local variety Fars-Boyer Ahmad wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Red Karaman particularly sold as lamb. eng. Red Karaman Chacra, Chagra, Chakra, Gesel, Gezel, Ghezel, Kazil, Khezel, Khizel, Kizil, Qezel, Qizil, Turkish Brown, Kizil Wool adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 325 mm rain, hot summer (up to 41 °C) and semi-dry and cold winter (as low as -26 °C) and with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. uni coloured: red, brown 0/2 0 77 74 66 64 fat-tail domestic breed northern region wool coarse/carpet 1.35 3.2 60 75 6.8 6.8 3.4 3.4 6.8 141 F60-37 F55-45 Bathaei S.S.; Leroy P.L. (?) Description des principales races de mouton en Iran. 60% of the nutrition is based on range and 40% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. 1.06 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Red Sheep eng. Red Sheep Oriental Mouflon, Krasnyi Samukh multi coloured: reddish with paler underparts 2 0 intermediate of Urial and Mouflon-Short-Tail feral breed Ovis orientalis gmelin, orientalis, gmelini and ophion wool international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Samhoor Jomoor 0 0 domestic variety variety of Sanjabi wool local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Sangesari particularly sold as lamb. Sangasari Meat adapted to mountains, plain steppes with < 140 mm rain, cold winters (as low as -13 °C) and hot, dry summers (up to 44 °C). uni coloured: light to dark brown, also black 0 0 32 small animal, fat tail domestic breed Kurdi type north and east parts of Tehran Province, Semnan wool coarse/carpet 1 47 N6-45 The animals feed on some of the poorest range land in Iran. 70% of feeding is based on range and 30% on post harvest cereals and summer crop food. Grazing is limited by low availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Sanjabi particularly sold as lamb. Wool adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 490 mm rain, hot, dry summers (up to 44 °C) and cold winters (as low as -27 °C), with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is winter. multi coloured: brown, white with brown face, feet and sometimes tail 0 0 65 59 long fat tail domestic breed Kurdi type Kermanshah, Iranian Kurdistan wool coarse/carpet 1.2 2 54 4.5 4.3 N6-46 Bathaei S.S.; Leroy P.L.(?) Description des principales races de mouton en Iran. There is sufficient availability for water points. 65% of the nutrition is based on range and 35% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. 1.03 local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Shal Meat uni coloured: black, grey, brown 0 0 similar to Mehraban domestic breed Qazvin wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Taleshi Lard adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 1300 mm rain, hot summer (up to 37 °C) and humid and moderate winter (as low as -19 °C) and with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is summer. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed northern region 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water point. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Turki particularly sold as lamb. Turki Turki Ghashghaei Meat adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 300 mm rain and hot,dry summers (up to 43 °C) and cold winters (as low as -14 °C). Critical period is summer. multi coloured: black, white with black around eyes 0 0 fat tail domestic breed Gorgan, North-eastern Iran wool coarse/carpet 60 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Zandi particularly sold as lamb. Meat adapted to plain steppes with < 150 mm rain, cold winters (as low as -20 °C) and hot, dry summers (up to 40 °C). uni coloured: black 0 0 63 55 47 42 domestic variety black variety of Grey Shirazi Qom, Saveh wool 0.8 50 2.4 2.2 Satari M. (1971) Le depo caudal chez les races de mouton d'Iran. Revue Elevage, No.25. 50% of feeding is based on range and 50% on post harvest cereals and summer crop food. Grazing is limited by low availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iran (Islamic Republic of) IRN Sheep Zel particularly sold as lamb. Iran Thin-Tailed, Mazandarani, Persian Thin-Tailed, Chiva Milk adapted to mountains with rain fed foothills and foothill steps with < 950 mm rain, hot, humid summer (up to 40 °C) and moderate winters (as low as -4 °C), with little snow covering the soil. Critical period is summer. uni coloured: white, occasionally black or brown
multi coloured: pied 2 0 62 57 35 32 sole tailed breed domestic breed northern areas and Caspian shore wool coarse/carpet 1.6 72 2.6 2 Bathaei S.S.; Leroy P.L. (?) Description des principales races de mouton en Iran. 70% of the nutrition is based on range and 30% on forage and post harvest cereals produced in farms for fall and winter feeding. There is sufficient availability for water points. local No Information unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Buffalo AlJamoose Arabic Granish, Dauab Meat, Milk, Riding (work) High adaptation to local environment and live in all areas of the country high resistance to different endemic diseases Uses of poor quality feed and have high metabolic conversion Black, deep gray and mostly there is white color on the head and legs. Most common color is black. 2 2 sickle shaped horns (moderate to large horns) 152 148 950 900 Big head and short erected ears Native domestic breed Iraqi buffalo divided into two groups Marsh or Al-Ahwar or swamp buffalo and river buffaloes. There are two theories of its origin one says that its origin is from India the other say it domesticated from Iraq in 2000 B.C. Mostly in South-eastern but it is distributed in all part of the country. Bagdad 16.74%, Basrah 20.21%, Degar 17.26%, Messan 8.54%, Nejaf 7.46%, Nainewa 4.89%, Qadesia 4.37%, Kerbelaa 4.43%, Babylon 4.0%, Waset 3.76%, Deyalla 2.75%, Muthena 2.44%, Kurkuk 1.47%, Salah aldeen 0.94% 240 1080 7 6.75 2 40 39 24 34.5 33 36 420 390 450 8 750 495 W55-5 FAO Breed Survey Data were collected from several thesis, research papers and official reports. unlimited conditions Random breeding River buffalo are larger and produce more milk that the Al-Ahwar buffalo. Usually raised round main cities specially Baghdad. It constitutes more than 30% of the population according to the 1978 census. They are more tamed and easy to handle than Marsh buffalo. Differences in size and production of those two varieties could be attributed mainly to differences in ecological conditions. 1 1 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Cattle Ayrshire en Exotic n This breed was lost from Iraq after 2003 war when all governmental livestock stations were stolen and destroyed and this specific exotic breed was kept in one of those stations. local No Material extinct extinct -Iraq IRQ Cattle Brown Swiss en Exotic n This breed lost from Iraq as a consequence of 2003 war when all governmental livestock stations was stolen and destroyed. This exotic breed was kept in one of those stations and it was imported to enhance local cattle production. local No Material extinct extinct -Iraq IRQ Cattle Charolais en Exotic n This exotic breed lost from Iraq as a consequence of 2003 war when all governmental livestock stations was stolen and destroyed. local No Material extinct extinct -Iraq IRQ Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Cattle Guernsey en Exotic n This exotic breed lost from Iraq as a consequence of 2003 war when all governmental station and stolen and destroyed. local No Material extinct extinct -Iraq IRQ Cattle Hereford en Exotic n This exotic breed was lost from Iraq as a consequence of 2003 war when all governmental livestock stations was stolen and destroyed. local No Material extinct extinct -Iraq IRQ Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic This exotic breed was lost from Iraq as a consequence of 2003 war when all governmental livestock stations was stolen and destroyed. international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Cattle Iraqi Arabic Meat 2 2 Native domestic breed with some zebu influence local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Cattle Jenubi Using milk chiefly to produce cheese Arabic Manga, Faw, Zubairi, Janbi, Zubairi, Fao Milk Highly tolerant to high ambient temperature Have tolerance to endemic diseases Long period of milk production The best local milk producer. Has a good potential for genetic improvement for dairy character. Deep Red color for male and yellow color in female some times spotted with different color. 2 2 Short horns 125 123 325 309 Big clear hump in males but small size in females and short body with long legs, tail also has short neck, long and semi erected ears. Native n domestic variety Iraq From India South-eastern and central Iraq 240 720 660 4.1 2 21.8 20.7 14 20 72 33.5 30 37 420 390 450 6 557 162.5 55 F24-165 R-1984 FAO Breed Survey Unlimited comditions Random breeding - feed conversion ratio 7.6 kg/kg;
- mortality rate until weaning 6%;
local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Cattle Karradi Arabic Kurdi Manga, Karradi Meat, Milk The total no. of cattle in Iraq 2552113, and it distribution among provinces are: Baghdad 9.32%, Basrah 2.5%, Deqar 6.71%, Messan 5.25%, Najaf 2.53%, Nainewa 3.08%, Qadesia 5.92%, Kerbelaa 1.62%, Babylon 9.09%, Waset 10.42%, Deyalla 7.47%, Muthena 1.66%, Kurkuk 5.08%, Salah aldeen 7/54%. Ambar 6/70%. Sulaimania 8.8%. Have adaptability to specific environment. Have tolerance to endemic diseases. long period of milk production small sized and hardy cow good for highland regions. High efficiency for small holders and families. Black to deep brown color. 2 2 Medium to short horns. 115 106 300 220 The male have high hump, females have a dewlap, short body with short straight neck and medium and semi erected ears. Native domestic breed From the Zebu which originated from India the Zebu breed. Imported from India Found in the east north of Iraq ( Suleimania, Arbiel, Duhok, Kurkuk) provinces. 270 1012 945 1080 4.8 2 14.5 13.5 14 16 60 27 24 30 405 390 420 5 379 150 FAO Breed Survey Gazal et al (1979) Issa (?) M.Sc. Thesis Unlimited conditions Semi closed breeding condition as general 60.9%, closed system 19.4%, open system 19.7%. 3.6 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Cattle Restaki eng. Restaqi, Rustagi, Restaki, Auraib Meat, Milk The total no. of cattle in Iraq 2552113, and it distribution among provinces are: Baghdad 9.32%, Basrah 2.5%, Deqar 6.71%, Messan 5.25%, Najaf 2.53%, Nainewa 3.08%, Qadesia 5.92%, Kerbelaa 1.62%, Babylon 9.09%, Waset 10.42%, Deyalla 7.47%, Muthena 1.66%, Kurkuk 5.08%, Salah aldeen 7/54%. Ambar 6/70%. Sulaimania 8.8%. Have adaptability to specific environment Have tolerance to endemic diseases. Long period of milk production. Deep brown to deep red color 2 2 Short horns 130 125 450 400 The head is medium and the ears are medium and semi erected. Native domestic variety Type of origin is Indian breed (Zebu) From India around Hillah and Baghdad Regions 210 577 525 630 4.5 20 18 14 20 72 30 390 6 688 225 FAO Breed Survey Unlimited conditions. Random breeding. local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Cattle Sharabi Using milk to produce cheese and yogurt Arabic Manga Meat, Milk The total cattle number in Iraq 2552113, and it is distributed as following: Baghdad 9.32%, Basrah 2.5%, Deqar 6.71%, Messan 5.25%, Nejaf 2.53%, Nainewa 3.08%, Qadesia 5.92%, Kerbelaa 1.62%, Babylon 9.09%, Waset 10.42%, Deyalla 7.47%, Muthena1.66%, Kurkuk5.08%, Salah aldeen7.54%, Anbar 6.70% and Sulaimania 8.80% Adapted to specific environment Have tolerance to endemic diseases Long period of milk production uni coloured: black with white line on back, abdomen and chest 2 2 Medium to short horns 125 119 400 295 very small hump in males, short big head when compared with other local cattle, Medium and semi erected ears Native n Domestic Breed The origin is India type of Indian (Zebu) From India Found in north of Iraq especially Nainewa province back yard or farm yard production 1260 1980 197 7092 5 3 9 2 19.98 18.5 14 18 72 30 29 31 405 390 420 6 633 200 52.7 FAO Breed Survey Unlimited conditions Semi closed breeding condition 60.9%, Closed system 19.4%, Open system 19.7% - service period 82.3 - 130 days;
- number of services per conception 1.74 - 1.83 - feed conversion ratio 8.28 kg/kg;
- mortality rate until weaning 5.3%;
3.6 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken Abaedh ar. Aaeth, White Native Iraqi Research The breed is reported to be heat resistant. This is a frugal and rustic breed. indigenous 1.5 Native domestic strain originated from the country-side of Iraq 156 4.3 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken Arree El-Rakaba Abaedh ar. Arree El- Rakaba Abaeth, White Naked Neck Iraqi Research The breed is reportedly heat resistant, probably due to the presence of the naked neck gene (Na). This is a frugal and rustic breed. indigenous 1.4 naked neck Native domestic strain originated from the country-side of Iraq 150 4.7 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken Arree El-Rakaba Bunni ar. Brown Naked Neck Iraqi Research Heat resistance is reported for this breed. This is a frugal and rustic breed. indigenous 1.3 Native domestic strain originated from the country-side of Iraq 155 4.4 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken Asswad ar. Black Native Iraqi Research Heat resistance is reported for this breed. This is a frugal and rustic breed. indigenous 1.4 Native domestic strain originated from the country-side of Iraq 155 4.3 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken Bunni ar. Brown Native Iraqi Research Heat resistance is reported for this breed. This is a frugal and rustic breed. indigenous 1.4 Native domestic strain originated from the country-side of Iraq 179 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken Harati usually raised for games (cock fight). Fighting Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed rural area local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken IPA (FAO-bro) en Exotic n This exotic breed was lost from Iraq as a consequence of 2003 war when all governmental livestock stations was stolen and destroyed. local No Material extinct extinct -Iraq IRQ Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Well adapted to Iraqi environment. 1.4 1.4 Locally adapted domestic breed 182 5.41 5.4 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Chicken Mukhatat Arabic Barred Native Iraqi Research Heat resistance is reported for this breed. This breed can be raised under harsh environment and minimum nutritional requirement. The birds are considered frugal. indigenous 1.8 Native domestic strain originated in the country-side of Iraq 157 4.4 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Well adapted to Iraqi environment. 1.69 1.69 Locally adapted domestic breed 165 5.53 5.53 international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Dromedary Iraqi The animals endure a lack of water supply. 665 540 Native domestic breed 4.75 430 1900 - males first used for breeding with 5 -6 years till 20 years;
- females stay in herds up to 20 years;
- pregnancy rate 23 - 36%;
- weaning age 8 - 12 months;
local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Dromedary Judi Meat, Transport The Judi is well known for its strength. Native domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Dromedary Khawar Transport The Khawar is well known in its tolerance to thirst and shortage of feed. Native domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Goat Aljabali Kurdi Aljabali Alaswad, Kurdi, Black Mountain Goat Hair, Meat, Milk This breed is very resistant to heat and cold and mountainous areas. The animals breed seasonal. 0 0 Native domestic breed northern Iraq local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Goat Iraqi eng. Black Goat multi coloured: black, desert type has white or brown spots 2 2 55 35 Syrian type, lop ears Native domestic breed 1.05 300 150 3.15 2.8 20 20 FAO Breed Survey from research papers The Kardi (Desert) goat is usually larger than the Arabi (Mountain) type. Performance data includes work done on both varieties. Pregnancy rate 54%;
Feed Conversion Ratio 5.8-6.9;
Weaning weight kg 12.1 (m) and kg 9.7 (f). The following information pertains to the Arabi type only: - Intact/Castrated: average daily gain g 93.9/128.1;
- feed conversion ratio (kg/kg) 8.68/ 6.74;
- hot carcass weight kg 16.9/18.9;
- cold carcass weight kg 16.9/18.6;
- dressing % (whole BW) 49.1/50.5;
- dressing % (empty BW) 54.1/55.7;
- carcass specific gravity 1.06/1.05;
local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Goat Miriz It is raised primarily for its fine hair. Miraz Hair Well adapted to harsh environment. Ability to move long distance. uni coloured: black 2 2 long 74 67 50 39 angora type Native domestic breed northern Iraq 0.37 173 98 3.3 3 2.8 FAO Breed Survey Very few studies have been carried out on the breed, most work has been done on the sheep and goat station in Duhok. The data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and concentrate. local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Goat Saanen Crossed with local goats to improve them. Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported in small numbers international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Goat Shami Crossed with local goats to improve meat and milk production.. eng. Damascus GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Native domestic breed imported in small numbers international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Horse Al-Arabi Arabic Arab Iraqi-Arabi, Al-Hamdani, Al-Saklawi, Aubian Racing, RidingSport, Sport Most common colours are chestnut, gray, black, bay, red 145.434 155.814 Native 40 40 36 36 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Horse Arab en local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Sheep Arabi eng. Arabi Arbi, Erbi Meat The animals can withstand high temperatures and high humidity. Well adapted to desert conditions. resistant to most of endemic diseases. The animals have a good character. Ability to move long distance. uni coloured: black, white with black head
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0 Long spiral horns. 81 72 53 38 Near East Fat-Tailed type. Female is polled. Native domestic breed indigenous breed of Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia southern desert wool coarse/carpet 1.56 30 87 55 5.8 4.4 4 55 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and concentrates. Sheep were housed 5-6 months of the year in villages and stations but not at all by nomads. - twinning percentage 4 - 5%;
- weaning weight kg 16.1 - 19;
- weight at 1 year kg 30.7;
- fertility 55 - 80%;
- feed conversion ratio kg/kg 6.1 - 8.8;
- mortality rate (2 years) 7.6 - 23 %;
- clean wool 57.5%;
1.04 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Sheep Assaf Assaf 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Sheep Awassi Awassi Aussi, Baladi, Deiri, Syrian, Gezirieh Milk withstand harsh environment Resistant to most of endemic diseases Ability to move long distance. multi coloured: white with brown head and legs, occasionally black or brown 2 0 Long spiral horns 74 69 63 46 Near East Fat-Tailed Type, roman nose, long and dropping ears, fat-tail Native domestic breed This is the most numerous and widespread type of sheep in South-west Asia. Furthermore, it is the dominant sheep breed in Iraq, the most important breed in Syria and the only indigenous breed sheep in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon. In addition it is bred in northern Saudi-Arabia under desert conditions. central and western Iraq wool coarse/carpet 1.5 1.9 32 131 142 134 5.25 4.5 4.1 48 F66-101 F60-44 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on grazing and concentrate Sheep in villages and stations are housed 5 to 6 months of the year, whereas sheep belonging to nomads were not housed at all. - twinning 8.8 - 20%;
- weaning weight kg 18.4 - 27.2;
- weight at one year kg 35 - 49;
- fertility rate 47.7 - 85.4%;
- mortality rate 16.1%;
- feed conversion ratio 9 - 10 kg/kg;
- clean wool 45.5%;
- fiber follicles (number/mm2) 17.58;
1.2 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Sheep Chios Chios 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic 1990 international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Sheep D'man D'man 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iraq IRQ Sheep Finnish Landrace eng. Finnish Landrace 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic 1990 local No Material extinct extinct -Iraq IRQ Sheep Hamdani eng. Wool resistant to most of endemic diseases. multi coloured: black, white with black head 0 0 80 67 80 65 lop ears, largest breed of Iraqi Sheep. The sheeps are polled. Native domestic variety lowland variety of Kurdi type. North, Erbil Plain wool coarse/carpet 1.9 33 80 144 96 7 4.95 4.64 49.9 FAO Breed Survey F66-101 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and concentrate. Sheep were housed 5-6 months of the year in villages and stations but not at all by nomads. - weaning weight kg 22.3 - 33.3;
- weight at one year kg 50, fertility 89%;
- feed conversion ratio 6.2-8.3;
- mortality rate 12%;
- clean wool 48.9%;
1.24 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Sheep Herki Herki Mosuli, Dazdawi Wool multi coloured: black, white with black face 0 0 fat tail Native domestic variety variety of Kurdi Kurdistan wool coarse/carpet international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Iraq IRQ Sheep Iraq Kurdi Karadi Meat hardy to mountains region resistant to most of endemic diseases multi coloured: black, white with black head and legs 0 0 69 65 50 42 fat tail, Kurdi Type. The sheeps are polled. Native domestic breed indigenous breed Iraqi North-eastern Iraq wool coarse/carpet 142 77 7.25 4.3 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Sheep Najdi Arabic Refer to the land of Najed in Saudi Arabia. Najdi Arabian Long-Tailed, Bedouin, Agnam Al-Rasoul These animals are highly suited to live under desert conditions. This breed tolerates deficiency of drinking water and drought. Some trials were done on Najdi in central Iraq but these failed indicating that this breed is most suited to desert conditions. uni coloured: usually black with white head or black with white rings around the legs and white spots on legs and tail 0 0 males are polled or scurs 96 84 62 46 long fat tail extending beyond the hock, long and dropping ears, straight heir mostly white in the face and the body black. Face shape convex. Locally adapted domestic breed originated in Najd Plateau along the border to Saudi Arabia wool coarse/carpet 118 4.1 4.1 1.2 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Sheep Ne'imi Ne'imi Na'imi, Naeemi, Naimi, Neimi They are well adapted to the desert conditions encountered in northern Iraq. This is a superior variety of Awassi which can produce more milk. The breed tolerates hunger and lack of water. The animals can walk long distances. uni coloured: white with black or red face, occasionally red 0 0 52 45 smaller than Awassi Native domestic variety superior variety of Awassi North-western part of desert in Iraq wool 1.5 146 100 4 3.8 F66-101 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and concentrate. Animals are housed for 5-6 months in villages and stations but not at all by nomads. - weaning weight 24 kg;
- fertility rate 60%;
1.05 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Sheep Shafali Chevali, Choufalie, Delaimi, Delim, Delimi, Dillene, Douleimi, Dulaimi, Chaffal uni coloured: black, red 2 0 55 45 Native domestic variety a strain of Arabi Baghdad, Al-Qadisia, Babylon, Muthana, central Iraq wool 1.5 FAO Breed Survey Shafali are relatively large in size and produce more wool than Arabi sheep. local No Material unknown unknown -Iraq IRQ Sheep Turkish Awassi Awassi 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic 1990 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Cattle Aberdeen Angus used in monohybrid breeding. eng. Aberdeen-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding The breed is used for crossbreeding with Galloway and Limousin. There are no purebred animals in the country. uni coloured black black black 0 0 Homozygously polled 145 135 1000 650 n domestic breed imported 1994 Since 1994 embryo imports from UK semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 32 30 1100 1 1 2 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Cattle Galloway used for crossbreeding. eng. Galloway is a Scottish district regarded as the original home of the breed Galloway Meat The breed is used for crossbreeding with Aberdeen Angus and Limousin. There are no purebred animals in the country. poor hill grazing This breed is producing meat of a good flavour. The animals are known for their hardiness. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (wet conditions, poor hill grazing) and extremely hardy. uni coloured: black, grey
multi coloured: some belted black, dun, grey black 2 2 137 124 780 560 n domestic breed imported from Scotland, transboundary breed. since 1950 from Dun Galloway (United Kingdom), Belted Galloway (United Kingdom) country-wide semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 2 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Cattle Icelandic Mainly a dairy breed eng. Icelandic Cattle Islenskir Nautgripir, Icelandic Dairy Cattle Horns, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Organized breeding work began around 1900. Artificial insemination became the main breeding method around 1970 and one bull center serves the whole country. A recording system and a database is operated. Folklore in sagas and literature, gastronomy such as skyr Hardy and robust,well adapted to Icelandic conditions,e.g. to volcanic soils "Evidence of special protein characteristics for cheese making. Milk suggested to give some protection against diabetes in children. ""Skyr"", a low fat,high protein product (milk product with some similarity to yoghurt)" The animals are robust and can be driven for long distances. utilization of grassland, even rangelands Robust, well adapted to grazing and roughage feeds multi coloured: black, grey, red, brown, white black, grey, red, brown, white white, black, brown, red 0/2 0/2 Nowadays very few animals are horned. The horn size and shape vary a great deal in the population. 160 130 800 470 Highly variable Native y 1930 domestic breed indigenous native breed 870 - 930 Since the settlement, only a few cattle have been imported to Iceland in order to improve the breed, the last ones around 1870. This importation appears to have had minimum effect on the breed. country-wide semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 340 250 450 6200 3000 14000 4.1 3.6 5 18 3 3.3 3 3.7 35 32 11 12 14 15 27 20 35 390 340 450 3 750 45 1 1 2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Cattle Limousin used in rotational crossbreeding. fr. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat The breed is used for crossbreeding with Galloway and Aberdeen Angus. There are no purebred animals in the country. Icelandic Livestock Breeds,Reykjavík 2009(second edition) ISBN 9979-885-02 well adapted to extensive conditions uni coloured yellow yellow 2 2 144 137 1050 670 n domestic breed imported 1990s 1994 import of embryos from France whole country semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Chicken Islanski hænsnastofninn ice. Icelandic Poultry Eggs, Meat References to the breed are found in sagas and literature well adapted to cold and wet conditions, outdoors in summer, housed in winter good flavour of the eggs Adapted to cold and wet climate duplex or V-shaped white pinkish white and brown indigenous multicolored: white, black, brown, red (several patterns) white, black, brown, red pink and black 40 25 5 3 n domestic breed probably of Norwegian origin, known since the settlement of Iceland 1100 years ago 900 country-wide 200 Unfortunately there is a lack of detailed research on the characteristics of this old coloured population. It is known that they produce fewer eggs per year than the modern breeds. Their longevity is probably greater. It seems to be ideal for organic egg production. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Goat Icelandic goat eng. Icelandic goat Islenska geitin Horns, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Wool Folklore,sagas and literature Well adapted to wet and cold climate This breed produces a very fine cashmere wool. AGRI 2005, 36: 53 - 59 Robust,well adapted to grazing/browsing Most of them are white and piebald,some are grey,black and badgerface Black,white Black,white 0/2 0/2 Great variability in size and shape. 60 40 65 42 Polled bucks are infertile, cashmere fiber Native y 1965 domestic breed North-European 900 country-wide wool cashmere 0.4 0.3 0.79 16 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 150 140 160 175 150 200 3.2 3 3.5 1 6 3.5 3 5 6 7 7 12 12 24 365 350 380 7 150 10 35 Extensive conditions grazing/browsing in summer,housing in winter Fecundity 120% 1.2 1 2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Horse Islenski Hesturinn ice. Icelandic Horse Islandic Horse, Iceland Toelter Horse Blood, DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, Sport Folklore,sagas,history Cold and wet climate Reproduction data given for this breed: Conception rate 82,1%; Apparent fertility rate 81,1% (at birth); Weaning rate 78,0%. The animals have lively temperament and a strong but supple character. The animals are versatile in riding performance (walk, trot, gallop, toelt and pace) and demand good riding skills. Good utilization of rough vegetation,very hardy uni coloured: usually black and chestnut, often bay, dun, yellow, blue dun, roan or grey multi coloured: piebald comment: blaze stare, snip, socks and fetlocks 138 135 380 360 y 1923 domestic breed local indigenous breed of Nordic origin 900 none country-wide 32 32 14 14 24 36 36 24 36 365 350 380 20 900 80 45 The animals thrive on rough vegetation. 1 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Pig Berkshire en local No Material unknown unknown -Iceland ISL Pig Danish Landrace en local No Material unknown unknown -Iceland ISL Pig Duroc used as sire line for the production of fatteners either purebred or as F1 cross with Landrace. eng. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, SireLine Only about 10% of the population is purebreed the rest is crossed with Landrace. n domestic breed imported; exotic Since 1992 continuing import from Norway whole country international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Pig Hampshire en local No Material unknown unknown -Iceland ISL Pig Icelandic en local No Material unknown unknown -Iceland ISL Pig Norsk Landrace Used in crossbreeding as sire line (crossed with Duroc) or as dam line (crossed with Norsk Yorkshire) for the production of fatteners. eng. Norwegian Landrace DamLine, GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine only 10% of the sows are purebred, the rest is either crossed with Duroc or with Norsk Yorkshire. uni coloured white white 100 80 230 180 lop ears n domestic breed exotic Since 1992 continuing imports from Norway. 100% imported. whole country regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Pig Norsk Yorkshire Used for crossbreeding with Landrace for the production of dams for commercial fattener production. Only 10% of the sows are bred pure. eng. Norwegian Yorkshire DamLine, GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Used as crossing partner with Landrace to establish gilts for fattener production. Terminal cross with Duroc or Duroc X Landrace boars. Only 10% of the sows are bred pure. unicoloured white white 100 80 200 165 pointed ears n domestic breed imported; exotic Since 1992 100% imported from Norway. Continuing imports. whole country international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Iceland ISL Sheep Icelandic Leadersheep eng. Leadersheep Forystufe Hobby, Horns, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool The leadersheep has a special inherited ability to run or walk in front of the flock and lead it to its intended destination taking commands from shephard. They also seem to sense changes in the weather. Such a genetic trait has not been reported elsewhere in the world. Folklore,sagas,history This breed is known for its leading instinct. Ó.R.Dyrmundsson, AGRI 2002, 32: 45 - 48 Well adapted to cold and wet conditions uni coloured: black, grey, white: many of the coloured animals have white markings and are therefore multicoloured 0/2/4 0/2/4 Four horns are rare 80 70 80 55 pigm. (coloured sheep) n domestic line Old Nordic sheep 900 Country-wide wool medium 2 1.5 2.2 40 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 3.3 3.1 5 6 7 7 12 12 24 365 365 365 8 250 14 40 Grazing in summer and indoor feeding in winter 1.7 1.2 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Iceland ISL Sheep Icelandic Sheep Over 90% of the income from meet eng. Icelandic Sheep Islenska Saudkindin Horns, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides, Wool Highly genetically diverse Linked to folklore,gastronomy,handycrafts and history Cold and wet climate Little resistance to diseases brought in with imported sheep due to their longstanding isolation. The presence of high fertility genes (Thoka-gene,Lóa-gene). "The meat is very tender and has a reputation for good flavour. The ""þel"" ,the fine undercoat wool,is well known for special knitted articles whereas the ""tog"",long overcoat wool, is more suitable for weaving and some robust, knitted articles. A range of meat and slaughter products,specialities such as smoked meat,sheep heads and ram testicles. Wool double coated for a range of weaving ,knitting and textile work." They can cover long distances at rangeland pastures and they are known for robustness and longevity. Icelandic Livestock Breeds,Reykjavík 2009(second edition) ISBN 9979-885-02 Thoka and Lóa-genes (high fecundity). A grassland/browsing sheep utilizing pastures ranging from lowlands to mountain areas. Well adapted to the local environment and marginal conditions in Iceland multi coloured: black, grey, brown, white and several patterns of 2-3 colours White White 0/2/4 0/2/4 Various shapes and sizes,great diversity. Four horns are rare. 78 68 95 63 Short tail Native y 1930 domestic breed indigenous native breed. The Icelandic sheep stock can be traced back to the settlement period 1100 years ago. It is one of the sheep breeds that belong to the north European short-tailed sheep and therefore of a similar origin as native breeds in Scandinavia and some other North European countries. 900 none country-wide wool medium 2.5 1.8 2.8 40 semi - intensive fodder, grazing transhumant 3.5 3.2 6 6.5 7 7 12 11 24 143 139 147 7 300 15 40 Grazing in summer and indoor feeding in winter 1.8 1.2 2.1 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Israel ISR Ass Damascus Damascus uni coloured: white sometimes with spotted face, also black or brown domestic variety larger variety of Syrian international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Israel ISR Ass Syrian eng. Syrian uni coloured: black, grey, brown domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Israel ISR Cattle Arab Akshi, Anatolian, Bedouin, Djebeli, Kleiti, Oksh, Baladi DraughtPower The animals are adapted to their local environment (dry areas with little rainfall). This breed is reported to be resistant to tropical diseases. uni coloured: brown to black
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 30% of the population are polled 138 124 450 410 similar to Jaulan but smaller domestic variety variety of Egyptian, Brachyceros type, similar to Jaulan but smaller 3.7 22 21 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Israel ISR Cattle Israeli Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk Further information on storage available from Mr. D. Kaly, Hasherit L'Hazra'ah Milachutit, Mobil Post, Shikmim 79800, Israel. The breed is adapted to live under subtropical climatic conditions. R.Bar-Anan, M.Heiman, M.Ron and J.I.Weller: Livestock Produc. Sci. 17 (1987), 305-322. Dr. J.I. Weller for field 3.3 Institute of Animal Science, A.R.O., The Volcani Center, Bet Dagan 50250 multi coloured: black, white 2 2 150 130 1000 700 y 1934 domestic variety composite of local cattle, Damascus and Lebanese, later graded to Friesian 1900 country-wide, not in the desert areas 9000 3.2 48 30 1090 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1991 Despite the hot climate production is very high. The animals are milked three times a day. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Israel ISR Cattle Simford Simford Meat 2 2 domestic breed composite of Simmental and Hereford 1970's international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Israel ISR Goat Israeli Saanen eng. Saanen Milk 2 2 domestic breed local Mamber graded to Saanen 1932-1950 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Israel ISR Goat Mamber Syrian Mountain Djelab, Jebel, Mambrine, Membrine, Northern Mountain, Palestinian, Syrian Black, Black Bedouin 2 2 68 60 50 32.5 Syrian type domestic breed 2.5 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Israel ISR Goat Negev 2 2 Syrian type domestic breed intermediate between Syrian Mountain and Hejazi southern Israel local No Information unknown unknown -Israel ISR Goat Sinai Sinai Baladi, Bedouin 2 2 36 24 similar to Negev, but dwarf domestic breed 40 40 4 2 1.8 1.25 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Israel ISR Sheep Assaf Assaf Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 y domestic breed composite of East Friesian (32,5-62,5%) and Israeli Improved Awassi 1955 onwards wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Israel ISR Sheep Awassi Awassi Deiri, Syrian, Baladi Milk multi coloured: white with brown head and legs, occasionally black or brown 2 0 74 65 65 52.5 Near East fat-tail type, roman nose, long and dropping ears, fat-tail domestic breed This is the most numerous and widespread type of sheep in South-west Asia. Furthermore, it is the dominant sheep breed in Iraq, the most important breed in Syria and the only indigenous breed sheep in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon. In addition it is bred in northern Saudi-Arabia under desert conditions. wool coarse/carpet 2.1 106 6.5 4.5 4.3 F66-101 F60-44 1.2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Israel ISR Sheep Israeli Improved Awassi 0 0 y 1943 domestic variety Awassi variety with Herki (Kurdi) blood wool local No Information unknown unknown -Italy ITA Ass Asino Ragusano it. PackBaggage The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. uni coloured: dark bay with stag-like abdomen 138 130 Native y 1953 domestic breed composite of Sicilian and Pantelleria Ragusa, Modica, Scilli and south Croce Camerina, Sicily Region, southern Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Ass Asino Romagnolo it. 155 147 Native y domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Ass Asino Sardo it. Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Ass Asino Viterbese it. Native y domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Ass Asino dell'Amiata it. Amiatino PackBaggage The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. uni coloured: grey with striped limbs and shoulder belt 140 135 200 150 Native y domestic breed local population Amiata Mountain, Grosseto, Toscana Region local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Ass Asino dell'Asinara it. DraughtPower The breed is known to be well adapted to the locally prevailing marginal conditions. A general disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. uni coloured: white with rosy muzzle Native y domestic breed local population Asinara Island, Sardinia Region local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Ass Asino di Martina Franca it. DraughtPower The breed is known for its adaptation to marginal areas. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. uni coloured: blackish with grey abdomen, internal tigh and muzzle 153 148 Native y 1943 domestic breed local population Murgia, south-east of Martina Franca, Provinces of Bari, Taranto and Brindisi, southern Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Ass Asino di Pantelleria, Pantesco it. Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Buffalo Bufala Mediterranea Italiana it. Mediterranean Meat, Milk 2 2 150 135 800 450 Locally adapted y 1980 domestic breed Imported in ancient times from India intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder stationary 277 2500 8.5 8.3 5 4.66 26 24 36 30 37 36 38 405 360 450 20 1.02 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Agerolese the milk of this cow is used mainly for the production of 'Provolone del Monaco' it. owes its name to that of Agerola, a pleasant town situated on the top of the Sorrento peninsula just opposite the island of Capri, today are raised a few hundred leaders in the municipalities of Agerola, Pagani and Gragnano. Derived from crosses of cattle Friesian, Jersey and Brown with the local population. The population is considered endangered by the FAO (1992) has been over the years a strong reduction due to the continued use of the intersection of replacement with the Italian Holstein Meat, Milk The milk quality of this cow is exceptional, but obviously the yield is lower than that of the Frisian rediscovery of ancient traditions of farming and processing as part of our cultural heritage, of our memory the breed is well suited areoles of origin characterized by areas of mountains and hills The uniqueness of the bovine race Agerolese is the result of centuries of selection, influenced by an adverse environment, free from pastures, often represented by makeshift shelters, set special characteristics of hardiness and durability, and made ​​sure that, despite a poor nutrition (brushwood), this cattle was able to produce a fair amount of milk with excellent organoleptic characteristics, intended in large part to the transformation "The ""Provolone del Monaco DOP"" is a semi-hard cheese made ​​of spun paste, cheese, produced in the area of the Sorrento Peninsula - Lattari, exclusively with raw milk, the milk must come from cattle for ≥ 20% Agerolese and the remaining 80% from cattle belonging to Friesian, Simmental, Brown, Jersey, Podolica and local crossing. The specificity of the ""Provolone del Monaco DOP"" is the result of a combination of factors typical of the production area, in particular the organoleptic characteristics of the milk produced from cattle bred on the territory of the transformation process that still reflects the traditions and craft the particular microclimate that characterizes the processing environments and aging The Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) ""Provolone del Monaco"" has been recognized, in accordance with Reg. 510/06, with Regulation no. 121 of 9 February 2010 (published in the OJ n. 38 of 11/02/10)." Discrete production of meat and milk (25-35 q.li of milk in lactation); exceptional is the quality of milk for the production of typical cheeses (Provolone del Monaco). Very rustic, is content with little food and metabolizes very well what you eat. It was recently established population register of the breed Agerolese to be in harmony with the environment thanks to a natural selection obtained over time. The Agerolese is very hardy, is content with little food and metabolizes very well what it eats even though the breed has difficulty adapting to marginal or difficult environments . uni coloured: brown, chestnut to almost black with light rim around dark muzzle in brown cows, black tie-dyed in bulls perivulvare and perianal skin of flesh color, straw yellow to pink, rhyme vulvar and anal opening blackish 2 2 read of medium length, curved in bulls, directed sideways, upwards and forwards in cows 135 125 650 450 size: average trunk with enough harmonious; coat and pigmentation: elastic skin, and perivulvare perianal skin-colored bumps, straw yellow to pink, rhyme vulvar and anal opening blackish. cows - brown in color with lighter shade in the abdominal region; lumbar spine line lighter than the color of the coat; bulls - black tie-dyed line with lumbar back clear. Head: light, short, slightly convex with a central depression sincipite slightly marked, tuft sincipite to the same color of the coat. Concave profile in the frontal region; big eyes alive with the lids of the same color of the coat, ears of medium size with thick clear hairs in the interior and on the edge of the ear, muzzle black surrounded by white halo often incomplete; language of color slate node with flesh; horns read of medium length, curved in bulls, directed sideways, upwards and forwards in cows. Front: neck light with reduced dewlap; withers not detected by either open; shoulders closely to the trunk, chest broad and deep; proportioned limbs and a little muscular, well developed joints and dry plumbs regular, standing strong and tight, with unghielli blacks. Line: Level, the loins of good conformation. Croup: Straight; queue with high attack and thin stalk to the hocks with abundant black bow. Hindquarters: regular plumbs, muscular thighs, hocks dry;foot corrected with claws as in front, shackles short and strong. Sexual characters: bulls-scrotum-colored bumps; peis black; cows - breast well developed, well-quarters obvious conformed to fiasco, big and long nipples; veins perimammary well evident; abdominal subcutaneous veins strongly developed; Native y domestic breed The Agerolese breed born with the Bourbons, who import players of different races, including the Bruna Alpina, the Black Spotted Dutch and the Simmental, to improve the herds existing in Campania (mostly strain Podolian). The crossings made ​​into Agerolese, due to the isolation of this area, give life to animals that hold better than anywhere else Genetic Traits 1952 Campania Region stationary 230 5000 3000 6000 3.3 2.85 4.27 16 5 3.1 2.75 3.49 25 20 15 17 36 24 380 10 400 65 local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Italy ITA Cattle Bruna Italiana it. Brown Swiss Milk uni coloured: brown 2 2 145 135 825 550 Locally adapted y 1954 domestic breed Half XIX Century from Switzerland country-wide 210 6916 3.97 30 6 3.54 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Bruna Originaria it. Meat, Milk uni colored: brown Native y 2015 Domestic Breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Cattle Burlina The typical dairy products of Burlina cow such as Morlacco, the Allevo of the short-, old and very old maturing, the Caciotta, the Bastardo and the Burlino it. "The ""Burlina"" is a native cattle population of the Veneto, and, until 1930, was the most common dairy breed in the farms of the Altopiano of Asiago, of Colli Berici, of Monti Lessini, of Monte Grappa." Binda, Boccarda, Pezzata degli altipiani, Bassanese Meat, Milk rediscovery of ancient traditions of farming and processing as part of our cultural heritage, of our memory The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. As for the quality of milk, understood as a function of the basic parameters of quality merchandise, it was found that the milk produced at the farm has a higher average content in milk fat compared to the plain, which, however, is characterized by higher concentrations of lactose and fat dry matter, the latter influenced by the protein content Il Morlacco del Grappa; La Caciotta; Allevo di breve maturazione, vecchio e stravecchio; Allevo di Altissimo This breed has good production qualities. The attitude of the milk produced by dairy cows of this breed has been the subject of extensive studies which have reflected in their exalted qualities and specificity equal to other An experimental work has estimated genetic parameters of production traits and somatic cell of the breed Burlina. The heritability and 18.8% for the production of milk, 27.5% for the content of fat, 35.8% for the content of protein and 6.7% for SCS (somatic cells). Genetic correlations between all characters are tend to low, with the exception of that between fat and protein (0.629). The results are in line with the values ​​reported in the literature for the races cosmopolitan. The reproductive values ​​showed the presence of genetic variability in the population, exploited for the genetic improvement of production traits, and especially for indirect selection against mastitis through the use of SCS. is a rustic cow, grazer an excellent, long-lived, resistant to the rigors of the climate, self-sufficient in the management of childbirth and sober in power. multi coloured: black, white, blond, red with light rim around black muzzle Shiny black coat dappled with prevalence of black on white, white coloration of the lower limbs, tails and white bow 2 2 Reading, curved slightly forward in bulls and cows in the high, rounded cross-section and thickness accentuated in males, much lighter in girls and elliptical cross-section in the horizontal part. 125 120 450 400 Coat: black brindle; skin: thin, elastic and easily detachable from the underlying tissues; stature and size: size; Head: light, tend to be elongated profile straight or slightly concave; bright eyes on edge of head, large ears, long nose, muzzle wide, wide jaws, horns read, curved directed forward and upward Front: harmonious and well-shaped, with a slight dewlap developed neck, withers not open and not overly sharp; members and little muscular shoulders, broad chest, with ribs not too flat , not too long but slightly arched; little muscular limbs, claws well developed and solids; Dorsal line: straight, spine is not very pronounced, wide loins; Croup: basically square, slightly sloping, well set tail, long and thin with bow abundant , Breast: globular; quarters uniforms, nipples relatively long veins developed Native y 1985 domestic breed "first hypothesis: the Burlina has a common origin with other breeds spotted in Northern Europe and would come to our lands brought by the Cimbri, the original population of the peninsula of Jutland (Denmark); second hypothesis: A second way, still under occurs, consider this breed as native to Asia and argues that through the Russian plains and the mountains of the Caucasus cows have been brought, with the movement of nomadic populations, in part of the Carpathian mountains and partly on the Balkans. The animals would then come in Veneto with the Most Serene Republic of Venice, which for many centuries entertained trade with those areas. One certainty is that in 1800 there were in the territory of Vicenza bred animals Burlina with all the features of alpine dairy breeds, for instance, the small head, protruding eyes, extreme hardiness and a remarkable ability to adapt to the roughest pastures and ""lean "", while still maintaining a good lactiferous capacity." 1800 since 1950 from Frisona (Italy) Regione Veneto, Campania, Province: Belluni,Treviso, Vicenza, Monte Grappa, Altopiano di Asiago, Benevento, Castel di Sangro (AQ) semi - intensive 230 4000 3000 5000 3.56 16.5 5 3.13 25 29 15 17 36 24 380 10 300 65 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Cattle Cabannina the milk of this cow is used for the production diel cheese 'U Cabannin' it. owes its name to the village of Capanne, a small town located in the hinterland of Genoa, in the Valle d'Aveto; belongs to the bovine strain that was established by the will of a small group of farmers in the valley Meat, Milk we can say that the Cabannina, for the province of Genoa, is the testimony of the indissoluble bond between a territory and its products, and expresses in the most happy the process of encounter and fit between the characteristics of a race and the environment where it has evolved and maintained over time. Excellent grazer, know how to use effectively the resources of the Ligurian vegetable, even in areas with steep slopes Rustic and resistant to various pathogens 'U Cabannin' is the unique and valuable derived from raw milk Cabannina: has a cylindrical shape with flat sides from 17-19 cm and height of 7-9 cm. Seasonality of course, at least two months in the cool environment of the Aveto. The dough is firm and elastic, slightly soluble in color from white to ivory with sparse holes cheese 'U Cabannin' obtained from the processing of raw milk Cabannina the ability to use coarse food, not very attractive for dairy animals of other breeds, the distinction of good and tenacious grazed able to climb or to penetrate densely bushy areas and rugged, make it extremely well suited to our area cattle Excellent grazer, know how to use effectively the resources of the Ligurian vegetable, even in areas with steep slopes. Astano dark line mills with light-colored and reddish shades 2 2 horns of medium length, thin, white at the base and black at the tip directed outwards, upwards and slightly back 125 118 400 350 Size: small and light; coat and pigmentation: fine and soft skin with many folds on the dewlap, coat dark brown, sometimes light brown with intermediate shades, a very clear line mulina (cream-colored) characterizes the lumbosacral line with reddish tones. The hair is short and fine, the skin is pigmented, head, small, short, light and thin. straight profile dark eyes of medium size, large ears carried horizontally wide nostrils, black muzzle widely adorned in white, strong jaws, horns of medium length, thin, white at the base and black at the tip directed outwards, upwards and slightly back , front: harmonious horizontal thin long neck, with little dewlap; withers tight, shoulders harmonics chest of medium size; limbs with fine bones, strong feet and tightened with unghielli very hard; topline: regular, wide loins, croup: well developed broad and long, high-set tail, long, with large bunch; hindquarters: well sprung with well muscled thighs; hocks dishes with a slight angle, standing strong and tight; tethers are short, strong sexual characteristics: breast of proper invoice and good dimensions. The attack is wide and tall well back, is protruding between the thighs; regular quarters; nipples well-placed right size; mammary veins obvious and curvy with a large fountain of milk. Native y 1985 domestic breed Originally from the Ligurian Apennines (provinces of La Spezia and Genoa). This breed is continuously decreasing and is facing extinction. 1800 Ligurian Region farm-household by-products, fodder 230 2000 1500 3000 3.5 10 5 3.2 25 20 15 17 36 24 12 250 60 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Italy ITA Cattle Calvana """The Calvanine' the name is reserved exclusively to meet beef that respects the conditions and requirements set out in this product specification" it. "The area of ​​origin of this breed is the mountainous area of the same name ""bald"" and stony, which rises north of Prato north towards the Apennine ridge. From this area, the range of the breed is expanded in the surrounding areas of Tuscany foothills to include part of the Province of Pistoia, part of the Chianti Valdarno Fiorentino and the Mugello, then narrowed again since the early '50 in a restricted area of the province of Prato and in the mountainous area of Mugello. In addition there are two other smaller nuclei in the provinces of Siena and Pistoia" Meat always been considered a dual-purpose breed (work - meat) in the past has been used mostly for work while today it is bred for meat production Excellent grazer, know how to use effectively the available plant resources of the Apennines Rustic and resistant to various pathogens T-bone steak, pot roasts and stews, these products typical of the Tuscan tradition Results of molecular analysis (STR) at the population level: the number of alleles and heterozygosity, the mean number of alleles per locus was relatively low (6.9), due to the presence of many actors linked by close ties of kinship and phenomena of inbreeding, but still higher than that found by the same in Garfagnina (6.5) and in Pontremolese (5,6). L 'observed heterozygosity is significantly lower than expected under Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (0.411 vs. 0.673), intermediate between that of Pontremolese and Garfagnina. In conclusion we can say that there is a reduced genetic variability within the population It is well suited to pasture even in difficult conditions. porcelain white coat so in females than in bulls, and the calf is born fawn pigmented 2 2 short yellow at the base and black at the tip, in cows fit slightly forward and up, in bulls fit on the forward axis and head laterally forward and slightly upward 155 145 1000 750 size: medium large; coat and pigmentation: pigmented skin, thin, pasty, easy to lift, plenty of subcutaneous connective tissue; porcelain white coat so in females than in bulls who have successfully completed one year of age; bulls in gray shades can be found at circles in the front parts of the body and on the outside of the thighs, head light and expressive in cows, bulls in the shortest orbital detected with arches above; profile straight or slightly snub; eyes on edge of head and lively; pavilion with normal ears headset tending to thin, wide nostrils, black muzzle, strong jaws, short horns of yellow at the base and black at the tip, in cows fit slightly forward and upward, the bulls are part of the front axle, they head sideways forward and slightly upward; front: appiombi regular, short neck and muscular, of medium length with vertical skin folds on the sides, dewlap of average development in the anterior two-thirds, more abundant in the posterior third of the cows; withers higher than the back; muscular shoulders and attached to the body; chest is broad, deep and muscular, well-directed feet, toes tight; dorsal line: straight and muscular back and loins; lumbosacral attack straight; rump: Broad, set tail regularly thin, long enough that the stem does not exceed the point of the hock, the hind limbs: Perpendicular, muscular legs and thighs and buttocks thick; sexual characteristics: breast sufficiently voluminous; quarters uniform nipples with well-developed, visible veins. Native y 1985 domestic breed A first hypothesis explains the origne of this breed to be due to the prolonged cross-breeding of existing hybrids containing blood of cattle podolici with the Chianina. Another hypothesis by origne to this breed of cattle from the merger of the Chianina breed for at least 20 centuries of Tuscany and Umbria, with cattle lineage podolica imported during the invasions. 1900 Toscana Region 37 27 15 17 52 96 17 1350 450 59 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Italy ITA Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Chianina Considering dual-purpose (meat and work), it is today primarily for meat and the selection process is oriented towards the precocious development and the increased efficiency of the finest cuts of meat (especially the region back - back from where we get the famous numbered steaks alla fiorentina). it. It is one of the oldest and most important breeds of Italy, and owes its name to the area of breeding: the Val di Chiana Chianina Meat Type broiler characterized by somatic gigantism, large torso length, light skeleton. Nevrile, lively, adaptable to various environments and modest food. Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) White Bullock of the CENTRAL APPENNINO BLUP Animal Model; 'Index Morphology hill Porcelain White. One can see gray shades in the front parts of the body black 2 2 short, rather thin elliptical cross-section, directed laterally and forward 155 144 850 550 Cloak - white porcelain . Can be found in the gray shades diffuse fronts corpo.Pigmentazione - have black pigmentation of the following parts : the free margin of the eyelids and eyelashes , oral mucosa , and perianal region perivulvare , tassel of the tail, the bottom of the scrotum , the pisciolare bow , muzzle , hooves and tips of the horns. The persistence of red hairs limited to the region of sincipite , a gray tail and partial depigmentation of the oral mucosa , are tolerated in subjects in possession of high morpho-functional requirements . Cute - pigmented , thin, easy to lift . Head - light , distinguished , expressive frontonasal profile with straight , wide muzzle , eyes on edge of head and vivid. Short horns , rather thin elliptical cross-section , directed laterally and forward. And ' Dehorning is allowed . Neck - short , muscular with a rather pronounced hump in bulls , muscular females ; slight dewlap . Shoulders - broad , muscular and well attached to the body , parallel to the median sagittal plane and properly angled . Withers - broad and muscular . Back - wide and muscular. Loins - muscular , thick , wide, long , back-lumbar line straight . Chest - broad and muscular chest - wide and deep . Of height at least equal to the distance sternum-ground with well arched cost Belly - large and sustained. Hips - full, well-connected with the adjacent areas . Croup - very muscular, very developed in length and width , horizontal or with a slight inclination angle . The sacral vertebrae are not detected. Thin tail with regular attack . Thigh - thick , downhill and convex , accentuated development of muscolare.Natica - markedly convex and descent . Forelegs - appiombi corrected, arm and forearm . Solid and light shin . Hindquarters - appiombi correct , muscular leg , lean strong hocks , solid and light shin . Feet - strong , tight , with high heels . Breast - developed vascularized and broad-based. Regular quarters . Spongy to the touch. Nipples very direct and just the right size for nursing. Testicles - proportionate, developed , and descended into the scrotum . Native y 1963 domestic breed The Chianina is known and appreciated since 'antiquity: the Etruscans and the Romans used animals from the meal in our warm blanket in the triumphal parades and for their sacrifices to the gods, and large white cattle that most likely were the ancestors of today's cattle of the Chiana Valley VIII sec a.C. ABRUZZO – BASILICATA – CALABRIA – CAMPANIA – EMILIA ROMAGNA – LAZIO – LOMBARDIA – MARCHE – MOLISE –PIEMONTE - PUGLIA – SARDEGNA – TOSCANA – UMBRIA – VENETO. semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 32 30 15 15 24 48 280 8 1700 500 67 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Cinisara The milk is particularly sought to be allocated to the production of caciocavallo for its quality dairy and especially for the characteristics of richness in flavor, fat and protein it. Belonging to the group of Podoliche, has differentiated itself as different from the local ecotype Modicana and more productive than it thanks breeding environment more favorable. Widespread, especially in the province of Palermo, in particular in the municipality of Cinisi Meat, Milk The Cinisara cow is valuable to the local enterprise and above all it is a privileged samples of livestock in the province It is fine but strong bones from cattle, from the tireless ability pascolatoria, adapted to poor pastures that can optimally exploit This breed is reported to be resistant to anaplasmosis, piroplasmosis and tuberculosis. from his milk gives even caciocavallo (il caciocavallo di Palermo), ricotta and mozzarella its lactation curve is characterized by two peaks of production, one physiological (after about 5-6 weeks from birth) and one in correspondence of the spring period, in which there is a greater availability of fodder "It is a very rustic cattle, which prefers the steep pastures and poor which has been adapted for centuries, so much so that on-site it says that ""The cow licks Cinisara stones and makes milk"" ." uni coloured: black shiny black coat completely 2 2 lyre-shaped black 150 140 550 450 "size: medium; coat and pigmentation: thin skin, elastic and easily detachable from the underlying tissues, with short wool, fine and thick, black cloak uniform or with the typical size ""agghia"" (black with a white band which affects the head, topline, perineum, tail and ventral line), head light with a straight profile, large eyes, dark and lively, slightly protruding ears large with short hair and long thick outside edge of the ear extending to the hairless internally, black nostrils, black muzzle, long and strong jaws, curved horns, a black color. Front: thick neck, withers reading to the topline with peaks close well, strong shoulders and firmly attached; chest strong and deep, sturdy limbs, feet nails with sturdy black tending to slate. Topline: Horizontal with mild depression; loins in line with the back. Croup: detected and sloping, tail with high attack, presents slight relief of the first caudal vertebrae, with robust stem at the base, long and ending no later than the hock with black bow abundant. Hindquarters: long, with light bones; little thighs muscular, flat; appiombi regular, strong hocks; tethers short; unghielli tightened hard and compact. Sexual characters: breast uniform black, slightly hairy, with broad-based on high later; nipples tend to be long and thick; venous system embossed with large fountains and marked .." Native y domestic breed 1200 Sicily Region (marginal areas of the coastal and inland the northwestern part of the province of Palermo) 230 4000 2900 4600 3.41 15 7 3.43 25 20 15 17 52 96 420 17 1300 450 59 the flesh of Cinisara tends to be clearer and brighter than that of other beef breeds. protein content is found to be the same (22%) than that of other breeds such as the Piemontese, Chianina and Bianca Belgian Blue, while the lipid content is found to be very low (1.9% for males and 2.6% for females). local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Cattle Frisona Italiana it. "This breed is the Italian ""strain"" of the Friesian breed, whose place of origin is the Dutch Friesland, from which it takes its name. Nowadays Fresian has become ""Holstein Friesian"" after the introduction of Canadian and U.S. blood." Holstein (black and white) Italian Friesian Milk The cosmopolitan character of the breed has meant, in fact, that in the countries where it has been bred populations are created with distinctive characteristics determined by the particular environmental conditions and breeding and selection of the various objectives pursued. The first subjects imported in the second half of the last century, from Holland, immediately showed great adaptability and production, while showing morphological characteristics typical of a dual-purpose breed. One of the founders of the Italian Friesian, the bull Carnation Producer, was purchased in the U.S. herd of Reclamation of Torre in Pietra (1929). Due to the presence of a recessive trait, in the breeding of Friesian may be present subjects with mantle piebald red. This, however, does not affect the purity of race and the subjects with this characteristic can be enrolled in the National Herd Book black or red brindle piebald depigmented 2 2 very short in females, slightly longer in the bull 146 140 1100 700 Dappled coat black or red piebald . Tall stature . Expressive head , proportionate, distinct and strong, with well-defined outline and net jugular species in the region and with the upper profile straight , bright eyes , the ears are very mobile ; nostrils large , broad muzzle and strong jaws . Front harmonious whole; neck rather long and thin , rich in skin folds ; tightened pronounced withers and quite sharp ; shoulders harmoniously blended with the neck, chest high and wide to help increase the chest cavity ; limbs upright , well-spaced , with flat bone , strong feet , tight and with high sole. Topline straight , discovered, without empty retroscapolare and loins wide and strong. Croup long and wide, roughly level is not slanted towards the loins , with sacral vertebrae and the coccyx also slightly raised , not flat or tail attack back or too high, rather thin tail . Hindquarters upright , rightly placed , strong, lean, with flat bones ; buttocks with a straight profile hocks flat and wide , with a slight angle, free of defects and with visible veins and tendons . Feet strong , very compact, with high sole , especially the heel ; shackles short and strong . Fore udder moderately long and firmly attached , with lower profile and very nearly straight upward and lateral profile slightly rounded ; abdominal veins prominent and tortuous veins highly branched mammary not too big and accounted for; spongy tissue and elastic. Rear udder firmly attached , high and wide rear profile in line with or slightly projecting with respect to that of the buttocks ; marked division in correspondence of the suspensory ligament central veins and mammary tissue as in the front . Lower floor ( bottom of the breast to the point of insertion of the nipples ) parallel to the ground and not below the floor of the hocks . Strong median suspensory ligament , which divides the breast into two equal parts and symmetrical. Nipples just the right size , perpendicular , inserted in the center of each quarter , cylindrical trunks and ending with a strong sphincter. Locally adapted y domestic breed Continually imported breed 1870 All Italy intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 210 9100 3.67 44 4 3.35 50 40 15 15 24 48 370 5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Garfagnina Dual-purpose breed with a prevalence for milk. Fair meat production it. Modenese di monte, Montanara, Nostrana, Grigia appenninica Meat, Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and mountains). beef ofGargagnana and of Valle del Serchio the breed is distinguished by good skills as poor utilization of grass sprouts of the forest and chestnut and well suited to the harsh weather conditions of the area "the coat, also called ""frosted"", has a color ranging from light gray to dark gray" slate colour 2 2 horns pointing upward in the shape of a lyre. The color is light at the base of the horns becoming darker towards the tip 140 130 700 450 size: medium; coat pigmentation and color of skin slate, thin and easy to lift; frosted cloak, head light of medium length, straight profile, dark eyes, ears frost edge slate; nostrils clear; muzzle slate, sturdy jaws; horns facing upwards in the shape of pounds, clear and dark all'attaccatura towards the tip. Front: thick neck, withers harmonious, strong shoulders and firmly attached, broad chest and deep, sturdy limbs, feet nails with robust color slate. Topline: curved downward; loins depressed. Croup: Broad and narrow sloping, strong tail with black bow high attack. Hindquarters: slightly mowed; skinny thighs, hocks slender, normal feet, long tethers. Sexual characters: breast slightly hairy; closer quarters; nipples regular; pronounced veins. Native y 1985 domestic breed Cattle population in developed specific ecotype in the Apennines area of Garfagnana, a present time in the provinces of Massa Carrara, Lucca and Pistoia in Tuscany, Parma, Modena and Reggio in Emilia Romagna 1923 since 1950 from Brown Mountain (Italy) Tuscany Region back yard or farm yard production, scavenger grazing transhumant 230 3000 3.01 10 7 3.03 25 20 15 17 52 96 420 10 1300 350 61 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Italy ITA Cattle Grigio alpina it. Grauvieh in tedesco Grauvieh Milk An irreplaceable role for a multifunctional sustainable development of mountain environment. The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). mountain pastures uni coloured: grey 0 0 133 126 950 575 The typical colour is lighter silver with darker shades around eyes, on neck, shoulders and hips. Sires are darker. Clear horns with dark tip Native y 1981 domestic breed composite of local Grigia, Ultimo, Isarco, Passiria and Sare Grigio Alpina (Grauvieh) is traditionally diffused in Provinces of Bolzano and Trento and Belluno. In the last years some herds are emerging out of this area both in Norther and in Southern Italy. 1100 mean milk yield : 5065 kg with 3.73% of fat and 3.36% of protein local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1999 domestic breed recently imported international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported first half of 20th century international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Marchigiana Type broiler characterized by considerable somatic development, muscle and back of the train, long body and basically cylindrical. Particularly early. it. Marchigiana Meat "the excellent adaptability makes it an ideal cattle for grazing in difficult terrain, and then a recovery vehicle and economic exploitation of the so-called ""marginal lands""" BLUP Animal Model; 'Index Morphology' gray almost white in both sexes. In males the presence of gray hairs in the forehand and around the eyes (holes). The calves from birth to 4-6 months are fromentino. black 2 2 Horns medium-short and coarse, black tip 154 152 1200 750 Coat - white. Gray shades can be found widespread in the front parts of the body. Pigmentation - Black, varying in intensity of the skin, oral mucosa and natural openings. The persistence of red hairs limited to the region of sincipite, a gray tail and partial depigmentation of the oral mucosa, are tolerated in subjects in possession of high morpho-functional requirements. Cute - thin and easy to lift, soft to the touch. Head - light, with a straight profile. The horns are short and elliptical cross-section, directed laterally and upward. it permitted Dehorning Neck - Short and muscular. Massive and lumpy in males. Light dewlap. Shoulders - broad, muscular and well attached to the body, parallel to the median sagittal plane and properly angled. Withers - broad and muscular. Back - muscular, well developed in length and in width. Loins - muscular, thick, wide, long, back-lumbar line straight. Chest - broad and muscular. Chest - broad and deep, height greater than the distance sternum / soil, with well arched cost. Belly - large and sustained. Hips - full, well-connected with the adjacent areas. Croup - very muscular, developed in length and width, horizontal or slightly anterior-posterior tilt, sacral vertebrae are not detected. Tail end with correct attachment. Thigh - wide and thick, convex, downhill, with pronounced muscular development. Buttock - descent with a convex profile and very obvious. Forelegs - plumbs corrected, arm and forearm. Solid and light shin. Hindquarters - plumbs correct, very muscular leg, lean strong hocks, solid and light shin. Absence of tare. Feet - strong, tight, with high heels. Breast - developed vascularized and broad-based. Regular quarters. Spongy to the touch. Nipples very direct and just the right size for nursing. Testicles - proportionate, developed, and descended into the scrotum Native y 1957 domestic breed it is derived from the crossing of sires Romagnola and Chianina with cows belonging to an ancient Podolian breed 1800 ABRUZZO – BASILICATA – CALABRIA – CAMPANIA – EMILIA ROMAGNA – LAZIO – LOMBARDIA – MARCHE – MOLISE – PUGLIA – SARDEGNA – SICILIA – TOSCANA – UMBRIA – VENETO. extensive (non backyard), intensive 210 1100 3.71 5 6 3.65 32 30 15 15 24 48 280 10 2000 500 63 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Maremmana it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (marginal areas). Mediterranean scrub uni coloured: medium grey 2 2 lyre-shaped horns 150 135 1200 700 very long Native y 1935 domestic breed indigenous breed Toscana Region and Latium Region, central Italy extensive (non backyard) 32 30 15 15 24 48 280 8 1000 400 59 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Modenese it. Bianca val padana Milk for Parmiggiano Reggiano Production The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and plains). mountainous country uni coloured: white with black hooves, black muzzle and white horns black-tipped 0 0 155 145 1050 650 Native 1963 domestic breed Province of Modena local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Cattle Modicana it. Meat, Milk The animals are reported to be resistant to anaplasmosis, piroplasmosis and tuberculosis. pascoli natur.degradati-ristop.del grano uni coloured: brown with dark muzzle, dark-tipped horns 2 2 160 145 1000 550 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Sicily, southern Italy extensive (non backyard) grazing 220 4000 4 18 5 3.8 25 20 15 17 36 36 385 10 580 58 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Cattle Mucca Pisana it. Pisana, MuccaoPisana Meat uni coloured: brown, chestnut to black 2 2 155 150 1050 800 brown to black coloured coat; black mucosae and blacK muzzle, surrounded by a light ring; harmonious and medium-high animals. Native y 1985 domestic breed composite of Italian Brown and Chianina since 1950 from Brown Mountain (Italy) Province of Pisa, Toscana 25 20 15 17 52 96 126 10 1000 650 60 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Italy ITA Cattle Pezzata Rossa Italiana it. Simmental Meat, Milk multi coloured: red, white 2 2 140 128 740 500 Native y 1964 domestic breed since 1870 from Switzerland country-wide 6530 3.88 3.44 30 28 15 15 24 48 300 6 1350 450 61 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Pezzata Rossa Oropa it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). pastures multi coloured: red, white, occasionally black-pied with white head 2 2 140 130 600 450 Native y 1964 domestic breed composite of Aosta and Simmental Province of Vercelli 200 2500 3.7 12 7 3.5 35 25 15 17 52 96 126 10 1000 550 60 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Cattle Piemontese it. Piedmont Piedmontese Meat A G to A transition in exon 3 of myostatin gene resulting in a cysteine to tyrosine substitution in the mature region of the protein (amino acid 313) is responsible for muscular hypertrophy, also known as 'double muscle' phenotype; currently, this trait interests almost all animals registered into Herdbook. uni coloured: uni blue, light brownish grey to white with black tail, eyelashes, muzzle, ears and hooves 0 0 150 145 950 600 the bull has grey or light fawn coat with dark hairs at head (especially around eyes), neck, shoulder and distal regions of the legs; the head is square with medium sized horns, directed forward and to the side ; the neck is short and muscular , with well-developed dewlap ; The trunk is cylindrical , often saddled ; limbs are long ; the horns are black up to 20 months of age ; in adults they are yellowish at the basis and black at the apex; the calf has dark fawn coat. Native y 1963 domestic breed The current breed is the result of a selective process occurred in Northern-Western Italy involving alpine cattle Piedmont populations characterized by red or fawn coat which were crossed with Grey autochthonous populations (Cristin, 1861-1862; Mascheroni 1929). The presence in Piedmont of T3 haplogroup common to Aurochs justifies the inclusion of this breed and the other Grey cattle breeds in Bos primigenius taurus subspecies (Hiendleder et al., 2008; Matassino e Ciani, 2009). District of Piedmont with particular reference to provinces of Asti, Cuneo and Torino. 42.5 17 16 18 1400 ANABORAPI international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Pinzgauer ger. Pinzgau Meat, Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains, pastures, woods). pastures - woods - multi coloured: red, brown white, white stripes on back and belly 2 2 145 140 600 500 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Province of Bolzano 220 4000 4 18 5 25 20 15 17 385 10 580 58 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Podolica it. "The first taxonomic description of Grey cattle dates back to the German geographer Wagner (1836): “Bos taurus podolicus”. After this description and archaeo-zoological and osteological studies (in the second half of 1800 and early 1900), the term ‘Podolian’ spreads and was emphasized in Italy by Faelli (1903) and Marchi (1927) on the assumption that all Eurasian taurine populations of Grey cattle derived from the Podolia region in Ukraine. Recent genetic and archaeo - paleozoological research testify the shared central-eastern Mediterranean autochthonicity of this cattle; therefore, the name ""Podolian” is currently inaccurate and restrictive it would be suitable to indicate this cattle with a remarkable semantic expression: ""Autochthonous Italian Grey Cattle"" (yet Podolian)." Podolian Podolian Meat, Milk "The power draught of Podolian cattle (currently Autochthonous Italian Grey Cattle) is still used in special events that evoke ancient traditions, uses and customs of the human population of Southern Italy. A particularly evocative feast, involving Podolian cattle (currently Autochthonous Italian Grey Cattle) for transport of logs is the festival celebrated in May in Accettura (Matera) and dedicated to the patron Saint Julian. This festival, culminating with the symbolic marriage between a ""May"" (tree trunk) and a 'holly,' is an old rite of fertility and good for a plentiful harvest." The animals are adapted to the local conditions (arid hills, Mediterranean scrub). 'caciocavallo podolico' cheese Thanks to semi-pastoral or semi-extensive farming system, Podolian cattle (currently Autochthonous Italian Grey Cattle) gives a high contribution to the landscape with particular reference to that of hills and mountains of Southern of Italy. Podolian cattle (currently Autochthonous Italian Grey Cattle) has a great 'construptivism capacity (adaptiveness) in 'difficult' environments (arid hill - mediterranean scrub). uni coloured: medium grey
comment: calves are born red 2 2 lyre-shaped horns 150 145 800 650 grey coloured , with a tendency to dark grey-black in males, particularly on the sides of the head, ears, neck, shoulder, on 2 / 3 of the chest, abdomen, leg and lower part of leg, with shades progressively lighter from the upper third of the trunk to the line-lumbar spine; in females the colour tends to be lighter until white; the muzzle is black and surrounded by clear halon; skin: is dark pigmented, fine, elastic and abundant so it forms a dewlap hanging from the chin to the sternal region, falling beyond knee height in the best bulls; also the buccal mucosa and natural openings are black pigmented; in some female lines the natural openings may be depigmented; horns: are macrocer, positioned on the same axis of sinciput with circular or elliptical basal section, yellowish coloured on 2 / 3; the section becomes permanently circulate in its black coloured upper third; therefore, for two years, during growth and development, horns are entirely black and only in later years the clear part emerges; they are half-moon shaped in bull and lyre shaped in cow, directed laterally, then forward and up, with length of 45 - 50 cm in adult. Native y 1984 domestic breed composite of local and old Podolian breeds. Podolian, a cattle domestic population of the subspecies Bos primigenius taurus, descends from Aurochs (Bos primigenius primigenius) that arrives to Italy during the Würm Last Glacial period (80,000÷40,000 years ago) and spreads throughout the Italian bio-territory where it remains until about 6,000 years ago; the first appearance of a cattle with big horns (resembling Aurochs) of incipient domestication, from which the current Podolian derives, can be traced back to this period. About 6,000 years ago Basilicata, Calabria, Apugli, Campania extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 210 1100 4.29 6 9 4.09 25 20 15 15 24 48 450 12 1100 300 59 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Pontremolese it. Native y Domestic Breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Italy ITA Cattle Pustertaler Sprinzen ger. Pustertaler Sprinzen Pusterer Sprinzen, Barà Meat, Milk South Tyrol - Pustertal The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains, poor pastures). poor pastures multi coloured: black, red, white, with red or black pied sides 2 2 140 130 900 450 Native y domestic breed Province of Bolzano international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Reggiana it. Vacca Rossa Milk for Parmiggiano Reggiano Production The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. Reproductive qualities are reported for this breed. This breed has productive qualities. mountain uni coloured: red, brown, yellow with light muzzle 2 2 black-tipped horns 155 145 1000 700 Native y 1935 domestic breed Province of Reggio Emilia 40 30 15 15 24 48 370 5 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Cattle Rendena it. Milk pastures uni coloured: dark chestnut-brown, pale muzzle and dorsal stripe 0 0 130 125 600 475 Native y 1982 domestic breed indigenous breed Province of Trento, Vicenza and Padov local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Cattle Romagnola it. Romagnola Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills, pastures). hill - pastures uni coloured: light grey to white with pigmented skin, dark muzzle and horns
comment: calves are born brown 2 2 145 142 700 550 Native y 1963 domestic breed indigenous breed district Emilia Romagna, Marche 32 28 15 15 24 48 280 10 1100 500 63 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Sarda it. Sarda Sardinian Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas with arid soils). arid soils uni coloured: yellow
multi coloured: pied, brindle 2 2 110 105 300 250 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Sardinia intensive fodder, grazing international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Sardo Bruna it. Melina Meat 2 2 140 123 400 350 Native y domestic breed composite of Sardinian and Bruna extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Sardo-modicana it. Meat The animals are adapted to the local conditions (arid soils). arid soils uni coloured: yellow-brown to dark red 2 2 150 128 550 450 Native y domestic breed composite of Sardinian and Modicana Cagliari, Oristano, Sardegna extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Cattle Valdostana Pezzata Nera The breed (Aosta Valley Black Pied) is a local dual-purpose breed, well adapted to mountain pastures. it. "Valdostana Pezzata Nera is a black pied, medium sized, short-horned breed. A variety of the breed exists, called ""Castana"" ( Aosta Valley Chestnut), that is registered in the same herd-book and characterized by a solid chestnut coat""." Castana Meat, Milk "Valdostana (both Black Pied and Red Pied) is one of the 11 breeds of the European Breed Federation of the Alpine System. The others are: Abondance (France), Grigio Alpina (Italy), Herens (Swiss), Hinterwälder (Germany), Pinzgauer (Austria), Rendena (Italy), Tarentaise (France), Tiroler Grauvieh (Austria), Vordelwälder (Germany), Vosgienne (France). Both Valdostana Pezzata Nera and Valdostana Pezzata Rossa are registered in the Breed Society ""ANABORAVA"", founded in 1980." The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions (mountains). On range conditions, Valdostana cows fight to establish hierarchical social structures. This attitude is exploited in traditional shows and competitions known as 'The queens fights' . The PDO cheese 'Fontina' can only be made by milk from the two breeds 'Valdostana Pezzata Nera' and 'Valdostana Pezzata Rossa' pastures multi coloured: black, white 2 2 140 130 550 400 It is similar as Pezzata Rossa, but it has a more harmonious conformation. The coat is black pied; the legs and ventral region are white; the head is black with white spots on the forehead. Native y 1985 domestic breed local breed, derived from Illyrian Celtic Aosta Valley, in North-West Italy, at the border with France and Switzerland. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing transhumant 3000 2474 3331 3.53 3.49 3.57 3.45 3.4 3.5 MIlk production: on average, 2,846 kg per lactation with 3.43% of fat and 3.38% of protein. local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Cattle Valdostana Pezzata Rossa The breed (Aosta Valley Red Pied) is a local dual pupose breed, well adapted to mountain pastures. Apart from the coat color, the breed is similar to Valdostana Pezzata Nera, but it is more productive and more numerous. it. Valdostana Pezzata Rossa is a Red Pied, medium sized, short-horned breed. Aosta Red Pied Meat, Milk "Valdostana (both Black Pied and Red Pied) is one of the 11 breeds of the European Breed Federation of the Alpine System. The others are: Abondance (France), Grigio Alpina (Italy), Herens (Swiss), Hinterwälder (Germany), Pinzgauer (Austria), Rendena (Italy), Tarentaise (France), Tiroler Grauvieh (Austria), Vordelwälder (Germany), Vosgienne (France). Both Valdostana Pezzata Nera and Valdostana Pezzata Rossa are registered in the Breed Society ""ANABORAVA"", founded in 1980." The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions (mountains). The PDO cheese 'Fontina' can only be made by milk from the two breeds 'Valdostana Pezzata Nera' and 'Valdostana Pezzata Rossa' pastures multi coloured: red, white with white head, light muzzle 2 2 140 130 550 400 Native y 1958 domestic breed It probably derives from piebald cattle originating from Northern Europe introduced in Italy by the Burgundians. Aosta Valley, in North-West Italy, at the border with France and Switzerland. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing 4000 3400 4300 3.56 3.55 3.58 3.35 3.32 3.37 950 200 63 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Cattle Varzese- Ottonese - Tortonese it. Biunda, Bionda Tortonese, Montagnina, Cabellotta Meat 2 2 145 135 500 350 Native y domestic breed 280 3200 4 13 6 3.5 25 20 15 12 48 60 365 10 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Italy ITA Chicken Ancona it. Ancona Fancy Data refer to fancy stock. This breed may still, very exceptionally, be found in Marche for farmyard production. This breed is a very good egg layer. The presence of sex-linked bantam is reported for this breed. indigenous 2.5 2 sex-linked bantam, dwarfism dwb exists, but very rare Native y domestic breed These are the common fowls of central Italy, named after the port of Ancona. They have been shipped the first time from the port of Ancona to England (1851), where they were first selected, and later exported to America (1888). 1851 Marche 220 6 6 international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Chicken Bianca di Saluzzo it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Chicken Bionda piemontese it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Chicken Ermellinata di Rovigo it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Chicken Livorno it. Leghorn Fancy Data referring to fancy stock, but the breed can be also classified as for production like in most of other countries than Italy. The White Leghorn is universally considered as excellent egg layer with a prominent role in the establishment of high egg-producer hybrids. In Italy the market requires only brown eggs, therefore Leghorn is considered here as a fancy breed. Leghorns are considers as excellent egg layers with a prominent role in the establishment of high egg-producer hybrids. indigenous 2.5 2 Bantam dwarfism dwb in part of the population, which is, actually, considered another breed. Native y Domestic Breed These are common fowls of Tuscany country-side, named after the port of Livorno, from where the first specimen of the white variety reached America (1829-30) and, later, England and Denmark. In the above listed countries, the Livorno breed, then became Leghorn, was selected for both egg production (white variety) and plumage colour (13 different varieties). Toscana Region, central Italy 220 6 6 local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Chicken Millefiori Lonigo it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Chicken Mugellese it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Chicken Padovana it. Paduan Padoue, Paduan Fowl Fancy The major gene for dwarfism is present in this breed (dwb: sex-linked bantam dwarfism). fancy 2 1.8 crested, with a very pronounced protuberance of the skull, muffs and beard present, sex-linked bantam dwarfism (dwb), they are either self-black (50%) or white, gold, silver and buff in colour Native y Domestic Breed This is a very old breed of uncertain origin. Its origin has been claimed by many European countries, but most probably it originated in Poland or Italy. It has been probably crossed with Polverara. This breed is selected by fancy breeders all over Europe. In the past the stock has been used for production purposes. 220 6 6 international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Italy ITA Chicken Polverara it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Chicken Robusta Lionata it. GeneralCrossbreeding yellow yellow red indigenous 4.5 3.3 Native y Domestic Breed 160 150 180 60 0.03 0.03 8 8 12 12 9 120 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Chicken Robusta Maculata it. Eggs, Meat yellow yellow various colours indigenous 4.5 3.3 Native y Domestic Breed 160 120 180 60 0.035 0.035 7 6 15 15 7 150 180 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Chicken Romagnolo it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Chicken Siciliana it. Sicilian Buttercup Sicilian Buttercup Fancy Exported to America (1862) and England (1912), where they have been selected as fancy fowls. Sex-linked bantam is present in this breed. indigenous 2.5 2 sex-linked bantam, dwarfism not to be found in Italy Native y domestic breed This breed has been probably developed by crossing chicken from the Sicilian country-side with North African chicken. The breed has been known for centuries. Reproductions in the Vatican and other museums go back to the 16th century. Sicily, southern Italy 190 6 6 regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Italy ITA Chicken Valdarnese bianca it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Chicken Valdarno it. Fancy indigenous 3 2.6 no bantam dwarfism observed Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed chicken reared in Tuscany (Arno river valley). In the last century this breed was kept in the farmyards in the country-side for egg and meat production (both very good), but it has now disappeared. Not to be confused with the so called Valdarnese, a local unimportant strain with white plumage. Valdarno breed has never been selected abroad. Toscana Region, central Italy 220 6 6 local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Chicken gallina mericanel it. Mericanel della Brianza Eggs, Meat white yellow various colours indigenous 0.75 0.7 Native y Domestic Breed 150 120 170 35 0.02 0.02 5 5 12 12 6 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Chicken modenese it. Eggs, Meat yellow yellow various colours indigenous 3.2 2.6 Native y domestic breed 160 140 190 55 0.03 0.03 7 6 12 12 7 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Italy ITA Chicken pepoi it. Eggs, Meat yellow orange gold-colombian indigenous 1.5 1.2 Native y domestic 170 140 180 40 extensive (non backyard), not for production not for production, uncontrolled feeding 0.02 0.02 6 5 10 10 6 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Duck (domestic) Germanata veneta it. 3 2.7 Native y domestic breed 8 8 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Duck (domestic) anatra mignon it. Meat white yellow white 0.8 0.8 Native y Domestic Breed 50 8 8 10 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Goat Alpina it. Milk Breed selected for productivity The animals are well adapted to the local mountainous environment. uni coloured: predominantly black, brown, white
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 77 67 62 52 Native y 1999 domestic breed indigenous breed Alps, northern Italy 225 180 270 2.2 local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Argentata dell'Etna it. Milk uni coloured: grey 2 2 75 67 50 38 Native y 2002 domestic breed indigenous breed Sicilia, southern Italy 180 150 210 170 130 200 4.5 0.95 3.6 15 small scale (less than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Goat Bianca Monticellana it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Bionda dell'Adamello it. Milk mountain 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed small scale (less than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Camosciata delle Alpi it. Alpine Milk These animals are well adapted to their local environment (mountains). uni coloured: brown 2 2 70 65 57 47 Locally adapted y 1973 domestic breed Alps, northern Italy medium scale (more than 50% of produce is sold) international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Campobasso Grigia Molisana it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Capestrina it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Capra Istriana it. Istrian Goat Milk The breed is adapted to live on karst soils. uni coloured: white 0 0 65 60 55 55 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed local population Province of Gorizia, Friuli Region local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Capra dell'Aspromonte Also known as 'Aspromontana' , the breed (Aspromonte Goat) is a local breed used to produce both milk for cheese production and meat (kids and older animals) it. The coat color is mainly red, however a large variability exists including brown and grey colors. Both males and female are horned, and both sexes show wattles. Milk The breed is extremely resilient to hot climate and poor pastures. For this reason, Capra dell'Aspromonte farming can still be profitable in harsh environments. Milk of Capra dell'Aspromonte is used to make different traditional cheeses (Canestrato dell'Aspromonte, Caprino dell'Aspromonte) The presence of a notable polymorphism at the loci of caseins as1 and b represents an indispensable means for improving the qualitative characteristics of milk. Given the strong habit of eating goat meat in the area, particular attention must be paid to improving the characteristics of the carcasses neglect possible attention to improving the quality of the undercoat fiber, exploiting the peculiar qualities of rusticity and frugality, which allow this goat to play an important role in the management and enhancement of the mountain farming area, contributing to the maintenance of pastures, with positive implications in terms of territorial stability, fire prevention, conservation of the environmental mosaic and biodiversity. 0 0 73 69 64 43 Native y Domestic Breed The population is attributable to the group of European Mediterranean-type goats Autochthonous of the rugged and rugged massif of the same name, and in particular of the Grecanic area, it subsequently spread throughout the territory of the province of Reggio Calabria. 210 220 3.95 3.57 3.2 3.2 15 small scale (less than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Cilentana Fulva it. Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions (hills and arid soils). mountain uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 Native y Domestic Breed local population with Red Syrian blood Salerno, Potenza in Campania and Basilicata Regions, southern Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Cilentana Grigia it. Milk 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed medium scale (more than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Cilentana Nera it. Milk mountain uni coloured: black 2 2 Native y Domestic Breed local population with Garganica blood local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Ciociara Grigia it. Milk 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed subsistence local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Di Benevento it. Capra del Fortore, Bastarda Milk The animals are well adapted to their arid hilly environment. multi coloured: red, white 0 0 85 75 70 60 Native y Domestic Breed composite of local breeds, Maltese, Garganica and Alpina Benevento Province, Campania Region, southern Italy local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Di L'Aquila it. Milk uni coloured: black, brown, white, also other colours 0/2 0/2 77 67 70 57 Native y Domestic Breed composite of local breeds, Toggenburg from Switzerland and Alpine Maltese and Girgentana (Italy) Province of L'Aquila, Abruzzi Region subsistence local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Di Montecristo it. Meat 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed originated from Capra aegagrus (Erxleben, 1777) 1777 Montecristo Island, Tuscany subsistence local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Di Potenza it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills, where arid soils are predominant). uni coloured: black, brown, also other colours 2 2 80 70 75 50 Native y Domestic Breed composite of local breeds, Maltese (Italy) and Alpina (Italy) Garganica (Italy) Province of Potenza, Basilicata Region subsistence local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Di Teramo it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: black, brown, many colours are possible 2 2 72 65 70 45 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed Province of Teramo, Abruzzi Region local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Fiurinà it. Native y 2014 domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Frisa valtellinese it. Frontalasca Meat 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed medium scale (more than 50% of produce sold) local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Garfagnana it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Garganica it. Milk The breed is adapted to the difficult local hilly environment. The milk of this breed has a high protein and fat content. uni coloured: black 2 2 screw-shaped horns 85 75 65 50 Native y 1973 domestic breed Province of Foggia, Apulia Region, southern Italy local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Girgentana it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). This breed is highly prolific. The breed is a good milk producer. mountain uni coloured: white, occasionally brown spotted face 2 2 big screw-shaped horns 80 70 65 50 Native y 1973 domestic breed indigenous breed from Markhor Province of Agrigento, Sicily Region, southern Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Jonica it. Milk The breed is adapted to live on arid soils. uni coloured: white, sometimes black head 0/2 0/2 big screw-shaped horns 80 70 70 50 Native y 1973 domestic breed composite of local breeds and Maltese Province of Taranto, Apulia Region, southern Italy local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Lariana o Di Livio it. 0 0 Native n domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Maltese it. Maltese Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white, black forehead, lower jaw, neck, ears 0 0 90 70 70 50 Locally adapted y 1976 Domestic Breed Sicily, Calabria, Basilicata Regions, southern Italy regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Italy ITA Goat Messinese it. 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Murciana sp. Murciana Exotic y Domestic Breed international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Italy ITA Goat Napoletana it. Meat The breed is well adapted to live under local marginal conditions. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. mountain 0/2 0/2 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Napoli, Salerno, Benevento, southern Italy medium scale (more than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Nicastrese it. Meat 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Goat Orobica o Valgerola it. di Valgerola 0 0 Native y 1973 domestic breed indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Passeirer Gebirgziege ger. Capra Passiria Meat 0 0 Native y domestic breed imported at first half of 20th century medium scale (more than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Pomellata it. mountain 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Roccaverano it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: brown, white 0 0 82 72 75 57 Native y Domestic Breed local population Province of Asti, Piedmont Region local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Rossa Mediterranea it. 0 0 Native y domestic breed imported at first half of 20th century Liguria, Emilia Romagna, Lazio, Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria, Sicilia, Sardegna local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Rustica di Calabria it. 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Saanen Saanen Milk uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 87 72 90 60 Locally adapted y 1981 domestic breed imported first half of 20th century Piedmont, Emilia-Romagna, Apulia Regions international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Sarda it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills, where arid soils are predominant). 2 2 67 60 60 47 Native y 1981 domestic breed Sardinia local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Goat Sarda Primitiva it Native y domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Goat Screziata it. mountain 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Sempione it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). uni coloured: white 2 2 75 60 62 52 Native y Domestic Breed composite of local populations Province of Vercelli, Piedmont Region small scale (less than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Valdostana it. Meat 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed small scale (less than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Goat Vallesana it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). multi coloured: black forequarters and white hindquarters 2 2 82 65 72 55 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed imported as breed (Walliser Schwarzhalsziege) from Switzerland Province of Novara, Piedmont Region small scale (less than 50% of produce is sold) local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goat Verzaschese it. Nera di Verzasca 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Goat capra pezzata mochena it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Goose (domestic) Oca romagnola it. Meat white yellow white indigenous 6 5 Native y Domestic Breed 130 100 140 150 9 8 20 20 9 110 115 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Goose (domestic) oca Padovana it. Eggs, Meat white orange wild type and variants indigenous 8 7 Native y Domestic Breed 50 40 60 140 0.7 0.7 9 8 9 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Italy ITA Guinea fowl Camosciata it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Horse Arabo it. Arab Puro Sangue Arabo, PSA Locally adapted y Domestic Breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Horse Cavallino della Giara it. Sport The breed is adapted to the local environment (dry climate and harsh marginal conditions) harsh dry environment uni coloured: bay, brown, black 135 130 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed Tableland of Giara, Sardinia Region local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Cavallino di Monterufoli it. Sport The breed is well adapted to the locally prevailing marginal conditions. uni coloured: dark brown Native y 1980 Domestic Breed Pisa, Livorno and Grosseto Provinces local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo Agricolo Italiano da Tiro Pesante Rapido it. Meat 1998, 2000: source of data: Associazione Nazionale Allevatori Cavallo Agricolo Italiano da Tiro Pesante Rapido; uni coloured: chestnut 157 154 800 700 Native y 1927 domestic breed Synthetic since 1950 from Breton (France), Belgian (Belgium) Veneto, Emilia Romagna, Umbria and Lazio local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo Anglo-Arabo it. Anglo-Arab Anglo-Arabo-Sardo Native y Domestic Breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo Bardigiano it. Meat uni coloured: bay, brown, black 143 142 Native y 1977 domestic breed indigenous breed since 1950 from Haflinger (Italy) Emilia Romagna, Liguria Regions local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo Maremmano it. Maremmano Sport uni coloured: bay, brown, black 165 162 Native y 1980 domestic breed indigenous breed since 1950 from Thoroughbred Toscana Region, Latium Region, central Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo Pentro it. Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo Romano della Maremma Laziale it. DraughtPower sable and its shades 160 156 Native y 2010 domestic breed its origins trace back from a mesomorphic horse copiously represented, until II millennium B.C. by rising civilization of the Middle East and Northern Africa. It preserves the characteistics of Italic horse thanks to the introgression on the Italic horse population, during the two past centuries, of Eastern (Berbers and Turkish) and their derived mesomorphic breeds (Cleveland Bay, Norfolk and Hackney, etc.) Provinces of Roma, Frosinone, Latina, Rieti and Viterbo local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo del Catria it. Sport The breed is adapted to the local environment (local climate and marginal conditions). uni coloured: reddish-brown
comment: with few white areas Native y 1980 domestic breed composite of local horse and Maremmana Pesaro, Ancona and Perugia Provinces local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo del Delta it Locally adapted y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Cavallo del Ventasso it. Sport The breed is adapted to the local environment (local climate and marginal conditions). An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Reggio Emilia local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Haflinger ger. Haflinger Avelignese Native y 1929 Domestic Breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Horse Knabstrupper ger. Knabstrupper Exotic y Domestic Breed regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Italy ITA Horse Lipizzano it. Lipitsa Sport uni coloured: grey or white with silky mane and tail
comment: foals are born black 158 156 550 500 sleek coat, silky mane and tail Locally adapted y 1984 Domestic Breed Lipitsa horses descended from Spanish and Arab at Lipitsa Stud near Trieste which has been founded in 1580. Tormancina, Roma, Latium Region, central Italy international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Horse Murgese it. Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Horse Napoletano it. Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Noriker ger. Noric Noric Locally adapted y Domestic Breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Horse Persano it. Sport uni coloured: various shades of red and brown, grey Native y Domestic Breed Synthetic of Anglo-Arab, Salernitano, Arab and Thoroughbred plain of the river Sele, Salerno and Toscana Region local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Pony di Esperia it. Sport The breed is adapted to the local environment (local climate and marginal conditions). An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. uni coloured: blackish Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Lepini and Aurunci mountains, Frosinone , central Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Horse Puro Sangue Inglese it. Thoroughbred PSI Locally adapted y Domestic Breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Horse Puro Sangue Orientale it. PSO Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Imported at the end of XIX Century local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Salernitano it. Salernitana Sport multi coloured: blackish with round lighter patches Native y Domestic Breed descended from local horses with Andalusian, Arab and with Thoroughbred blood from early 1900s plain of river Sele, Salerno Province local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Sanfratellano it. Cavallo Sanfratellano Sport The breed is adapted to the local environment (local climate and marginal conditions). uni coloured: bay, brown, black 156 156 Native y domestic breed since 1950 from Thoroughbred Nebrodi Mountains, Sicily Region, southern Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Horse Sarcidano it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse Sella Italiano it. Native y Domestic Breed Synthetic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Horse Tolfetano it. Sport The breed is well adapted to live under the locally prevailing marginal conditions. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. uni coloured: bay, dark bay, blackish Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed Latium Region, central Italy local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Horse Trottatore Italiano it. Italian Trotter Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Imported at the beginning of XX Century local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Horse cavallo Appenninico it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Horse cavallo di Merens it Merens Pony Locally adapted y Domestic Breed Recently imported from France regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Pig Apulo-Calabrese it. Calabrese , Nero calabrese , Pugliese , Nero pugliese , Nero dei Monti Dauni meridionali , Nero di Capitanata, Nero lucano , Nero abruzzese , Nero reatino , Nero dei Monti Lepini , Nero maremmano Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Pig Casertana Breed hystorically used to make high quality salami. it. The Casertana is a small sized breed, of solid dark grey color. Two characteristics make the breed quite unique: it is generally hairless and it carries wattles. Pelatella, Napoletana, Teanese Meat Always considered as a 'gentle' breed, since Roman times its use was reccomended only in areas with mild climate (Columella, De Re Rustica, Book VII, Chapt.IX, I Cent.A.D). The fat of Casertana is quite consistent and suitable to transformation in charcuterie Resistant to the Calcium Release Channel locus (CRC), with particular reference to malignant hyperthermia (MH, malignant hyperthermia), which occurs with exudative myopathy (meat PSE, pale, soft, exudative). Very robust and rustic breed suitable for the use of marginal areas. uni coloured: grey black or slate gray black or slate gray 170 140 Native y 2007 domestic breed Of very ancient origin, It would derive from the crossing of the domestic pig with the Indian one, or it would belong to the so-called Romanesque breed widespread in North Africa, Portugal, Spain, Italy and southwestern France. Avellino-Benevento-Caserta-Salerno-Campobasso-Isernia-Latina-Frosinone and Perugia. 0.9 0.75 9 8 48 60 12 9 15 330 240 480 6 500 140 80 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Pig Cinta Senese it. Cinta , Cinto , Cinto toscano , Cinturello umbro , Cinturino umbro Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (climate and marginal conditions). The females are known for their good reproductive qualities. multi coloured: black with white belt 150 140 lop ears Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Toscana Region, central Italy 0.9 0.75 9 8 48 60 13 9 18 210 180 300 6 500 140 80 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Pig Duroc italiana it. Meat uni coloured: red 170 160 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed imported, second half 20th century 1.2 1.1 7 7 48 60 12 8 15 150 120 240 4.5 800 155 80 local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Pig Landrace Italiano it. Italian Landrace Meat uni coloured: white 100 70 lop ears Locally adapted y Domestic Breed imported at first half of 20th century country-wide 1.5 1.3 7 7 48 60 12 8 15 180 120 240 4.5 800 170 80 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Pig Large White Italiana eng. Meat uni coloured: white 200 170 erect ears Locally adapted y Domestic Breed imported late 19th century country-wide 1.5 1.3 7 7 48 60 12 8 15 180 120 240 4.5 800 155 80 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Pig Mora Romagnola it. Bruna romagnola, Castagnina, Forlivese, Bolognese , Faentina, Mora Meat The breed is known for its adaptation to the local living conditions (climate and marginal conditions). 200 160 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Romagna Region 0.6 0.5 15 18 48 60 25 20 30 435 330 540 6 600 240 80 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Pig Nero Siciliano it. Nero delle Madonie, Nero dell’Etna, Nero dei Nebrodi, Nero ibleo Meat 150 130 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed 0.4 0.3 7 7 48 60 9 8 10 180 120 240 4.5 600 105 80 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Pig Nero di Lomellina it. Nero di Piemonte, Nero piemontese, Nero di Cavour Native y 2020 Domestic Breed Synthetic local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Italy ITA Pig Nero di Parma it. Native y Domestic Breed Synthetic local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat multi coloured: white, black, reddish with black or reddish spots 150 130 short erect ears Exotic y Domestic Breed imported country-wide 0.9 0.7 10 10 48 60 13 11 15 180 120 240 4.5 700 125 80 large scale international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Pig Sarda it. Meat 100 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed 0.35 0.3 7 7 48 60 9.5 8 11 180 120 240 5.5 300 75.5 77.5 local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Pigeon Romagnolo it Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Pigeon Sottobanca Modenese it. Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Pigeon Triganino Modenese it. Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Alaska it. Alaska Distinguished by gloomy black fur coat Hair colour for white and rust 2.9 2.9 elegant bearing and harmonious body with dark eyes and nails Exotic y Domestic Breed yes regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Angora it. Angora Distinguished by hair body and dense fluff fur coat Hair colour for all types in addition to albino white, ivory white 4 4 long hair rabbit with soft fur coat Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Argentata Grande it. Silver Distinguished by dense fur coat Hair colour for black,blu,yellow,hare grey, dark brown, avana 4.5 4.5 cylinder shape body with silver plated fur coat Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Rabbit Argentata Italiana it. Distinguished by silver plated fur and dark eyes Hair colour for silver platelet fur 2.45 2.45 curled up bearing and silver-plated dense fur coat Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Argentata Piccola it. Distinguished by silver plated dense fur coat Hair colour for silver-black, silver-yellow, silver-blu, silver-avana, silver plated hare grey, brownish silver 2.75 2.75 light weight and similarity with wild rabbit Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Argentata di Champagne it. Distinguished by silver-plated fur coat and dark snout, tail and paw Hair color for black and silver plated white 4.75 4.75 harmonious bearing and lively eyes Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Ariete it. Distinguished by convex nose which is common to ram Hair colour for all types except silver-plated 7.5 7.5 wide body and short nape Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Ariete Nano it. Distinguished by its similarity to Ariete with convex nose Hair colour for all types except silver-plated 2.9 2.9 little body with short nape and long ears Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Ariete Piccolo it. "Distinguished by similarity of heavy breed ""Ariete"" " Hair colour for all types except silver-plated 3 3 large and curled up body Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Ariete inglese it. Distinguished by raised back Hair colour for all types except silver-plated 4.25 4.25 thin body and dense fur coat Exotic y Domestic Breed yes local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Avana it. Havanna Distinguished by fur coat colour wich is similar to Avana cigar Hair colour for chestnut brown with greywish stripes 2.75 2.75 elegant bearing with robust thorax Exotic y Domestic Breed yes regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Rabbit Bianca Italiana it. Distinguished by pure white fur coat and albino red eyes Hair colour for pure white 3.3 3.3 stocky body and roboust legs Native y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Rabbit Bianca di Nuova Zelanda it. New Zealand White Distinguished by bright pure white fur coat Hair colour for pure white 4.4 4.4 parallelogram shape body with lively eyes Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Bianca di Vienna it. Distinguished by pure white fur coat and pearl grey nails Hair colour for pure and avory white 4.15 4.15 cylinder shape body and convex profile Exotic y Domestic Breed yes local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Blu di Vienna it. Distinguished by slate blu body Hair colour for slate blu with steel blu eyes 4.4 4.4 elegant bearing and long body Exotic y Domestic Breed yes local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Californiana it. California Distinguished by fur coat with short hair Hair colour for pure white 3.8 3.8 stocky and curled up body Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Cincillà Grande it. Distinguished by triangle nape Hair colour for grey with blu stripes 4.5 4.5 compact bearing and lively eyes Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Cincillà Piccolo it. Chinchilla small Distinguished by its similarity with Cincillà Grande and its long ears together the white triangle on the nape Hair colour for grey fur coat with bleuish shades 2.65 2.65 lively and meaningful rabbit with strong muscles Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no regional No Material atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Ermellino it. Hermelin Distinguished by short ears and pure white fur coat. The eyes can be red (albino colour) or blu. Hair colour for pure white 1.35 1.35 curled up bearing and little body Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Fata Perlata it. Distinguished by pearly fur coat with brownish hint Hair colour for pearl grey with slate hint 2.65 2.65 elegant and armonious bearing Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Fata di Marburgo it. Distinguished by short hair and short head and grey-blu eyes Hair colour for blu shade and thin rust layer 2.75 2.75 rounded body with dense fur coat Exotic y Domestic Breed yes local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Focata it. Distinguished by shor ears and dense fur coat with intense bright-red areas Hair colour for bright-black, bright-blu, bright-avana 2.65 2.65 elegant and equilibrated bearing Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Fulva di Borgogna it. Fauve de Borgogne Distinguished by yellow-orange fur coat Hair colour for orange -yellowish fur coat 4.25 4.25 long body with dense fur coat Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Giapponese it. Japanese Distinguished by typical pattern caharcterized by yellowish cross line on the back Hair colour for black and yellow 4 4 robust body with typical pattern on the back Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Giarra Bianca it. Distinguished by white operculm around eyes and ears and a white triangle on the nape Hair colour for black, blu and brownish 3.375 3.375 funny and lively rabbit with robust body Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Gigante it. Géant des Flandres Distinguished by tall and wide body Hair colour for wild grey, hare grey, dark grey,iron grey, reddish brown 6.25 6.25 erect bearing and round back Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Gigante Bianco it. Distinguished by Albino white colour with red eyes Hair colour and Thik Fur coat for ivory white 5.75 5.75 erect bearing and dense fur coat Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Gigante Pezzato it. Distinguished by eel shape stripe on the back and big spot Hair colour for pure white with big black/blu spot and eel stripe on the back 5.5 5.5 erect bearing and strong body Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Hotot it. White Hotot Distinguished by black operculum around eyes Hair colour for pure wihite 4.75 4.75 cylinder shape body Exotic y Domestic Breed yes regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Lepre it. Belgian Hare Distinguished by similarity with wild hare Hair colour for fox red fur and bluish background, white and focata 3.75 3.75 elegant bearing with strong character Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Leprino di Viterbo it. Distinguished by reddish grey fur coat and strong muscles Hair colour for different red shades 4.25 4.25 elongated trunk and cylinder shape body Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Lince it. Lynx Distinguished by dense fur coat, short head and ears Hair colour for pure white with bluish belly 2.625 2.625 elegant bearing and short pawns Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Macchiata Italiana it. Distinguished by pure white fur coat with brownish mask on snout and dark colored legs Hair colour for pure white with dark mask on face and pawns 2.8 2.8 stocky and elongated body Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Martora it. Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Nani Colorati it. "Distinguished by typical conformation of the body and spherical head. According to their colour they are classified as Nano colorato: ""Hotot"", ""Alaska"", ""Giarra Bianca"", ""Cincillà"", ""Russo"", ""Giallo Siamese"". " Hair colour for all types except spotted one. 1.35 1.35 dwarf rabbit with short pawns and ears Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Rabbit Olandese it. Dutch Distinguished by white forehead and a typical design of the body which results divided into two parts: the white one on snout, belly and pawns, the black one of face and back Hair colour for all types 2.625 2.625 elegant and armonious bearing Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Oro di Sassonia it. Distinguished by dense golden red fur coat Hair colour for golden red 2.75 2.75 rounded body with strong pawn Exotic y Domestic Breed yes local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Pezzata Inglese it. Distinguished by butterfly shape pattern and black cyrcles around the eyes Hair colour for white, black, blu, madagascar and havana 2.65 2.65 elegant and armonious bearing with special butterfly shape design on the back Exotic y Domestic Breed yes local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Pezzata Piccola it. Distinguished by typical eel-shape stripe on the back and spots on both hips Hair colour for pure white, with black, blu or avana spot 3.1 3.1 elegant and curled up body Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Pezzata Tricolore it. Distinguished by black and yellowish spot and dark eel shape stripe on the back Hair colour for white and black-yellowish spot 3.75 3.75 elegant bearing and armonious body Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Rabbit Rex it. Rex Distinguished by velvet fur coat and strong thick ears Hair colour for beaver, white, blu, avana, black, yellow, reddish brown, red, madagascar,cincillà, blu martora 3.8 3.8 extended body with strong muscles Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Rossa della Nuova Zelanda it. New Zealand Red Distinguished by brick red fur coat and dark eyes Hair colour for brick red 3.75 3.75 parallelogram shape body with brick red Exotic y Domestic Breed yes international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Russo it. Russian Distinguished by typical mask covering its jawbone and little body Hair colour for pure white, with black, blu or avana mask 2.375 2.375 imperious bearing and big eyes Exotic y Domestic Breed yes regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Rabbit Satin it. Satin Distinguished by soft fluff dense fur coat and harmonious body conformation Hair colour for ivory white, black, blu, brownish, fata, beaver, lince, avana, reddish brown cincillà, red, blu, yellow Siamese, silver plated 3.25 3.25 armonious body with wide head and robust legs Exotic y Domestic Breed yes regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Rabbit Turingia it. Thüringer Distinguished by mask design on the face Hair colour for brownish yellow, yellowish red 3.75 3.75 cylinder shape and curled up body Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Rabbit Volpe it. Fox Distinguished by dense fur coat common to fox Hair colour for white, blu, yellow, avana, cincillà, and fata 3.25 3.25 stocky body and strong legs Locally adapted y Domestic Breed no regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Alpagota it. Pagota Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and mountains). mountain uni coloured: white with dark spots on face and legs 0 0 67 57 52 42 Native y domestic breed composite of Lamon, Vicentina and Istriana Belluno and Venezia Provinces wool coarse/carpet local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Altamurana it. Delle Murge Milk The breed is adapted to live on arid soils. uni coloured: white, occasionally dark spots on face 0 0 70 65 52 37 Native y 1972 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Bari and Foggia Provinces, Apulia Region, southern Italy wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Appenninica it. Appennine Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 80 70 80 60 Native y 1981 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Appennine Mountain, Emilia and Abruzzi Regions wool local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Assaf Assaf Exotic n Domestic Breed recently imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Bagnolese it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and mountains). mountain multi coloured: brown, white 0 0 70 50 85 60 Native n domestic breed composite of Comisana and a local breed since 1960 from Comisana (Italy), Sicilian Barbary (Italy) Avellino Province, Campania Region wool local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Barbaresca Siciliana it. Meat The animals are adapted to the local conditions (arid hills). uni coloured: often white with black or brown neck
multi coloured: sometimes pied 0 0 85 80 105 67 Native y 1977 domestic breed composite of Pinzirita and Barbaresca Sicily, southern Italy wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Bergamasca it. Bergamasca Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 90 80 105 82 Native y 1976 domestic breed composite of Ovis aries sudanica Lombardy Region wool international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Berrichonne du Cher fr. Berrichon Du Cher Berrchonne Exotic y Domestic Breed Imported since 1950 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Biellese it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 90 82 85 72 Native y 1986 domestic breed indigenous breed Piedmont Region wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Brentegana it. Meat The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. uni coloured: white 0 0 92 82 95 75 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed derivative of Lamon, belongs to the Alpine group Verona and Venezia Provinces wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Brianzola it. Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 90 85 85 77 Native y domestic breed descended from Bergamasca or Varesina Province of Como, Lombardy Region, northern Italy wool local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Brigasca it. Brigasca Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). uni coloured: white 2 2 80 67 67 57 Locally adapted y domestic breed indigenous breed local population Imperia Province, Liguria Region wool regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Brogne it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 67 57 60 47 Native y domestic breed composite of Bergamasca and Lamon Breonio, Verona Province wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Ciavenasca it. Civenasca Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (highlands/mountains). uni coloured: white 0 0 60 52 50 42 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local population Sondrio Province, Lombardy Region, northern Italy wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Ciuta it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). uni coloured: white 2 2 47 47 37 32 Native domestic breed composite of Ciavenasca and a local breed Sondrio Province, Lombardy Region, northern Italy wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Comisana it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and plains). uni coloured: white 0 0 75 60 65 40 Native y 1976 domestic breed composite of Maltese and Sicilian Sicily, southern Italy wool local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep Cornella Bianca it. Cornella White Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and plains). uni coloured: white 2 2 87 77 82 67 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Bologna Province, Emilia Romagna Region, northern Italy wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Corniglio it. Cornigliese The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. 0 0 Native y domestic breed local population; descended from Vissana with some Merino and Bergamasca blood Corniglio, Emilia Region wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Dell'Amiata it. Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Delle Langhe it. Langhe Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 80 75 82 67 Native y 1974 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Province of Cuneo, Asti and Savona wool local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep Fabrianese it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 80 70 80 60 Native y 1974 domestic breed composite of Bergamasca and local breeds Ancona Province, Marche Region wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Finarda it. Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. uni coloured: white 0 0 95 87 110 90 Native y domestic breed composite of Bergamasca x Biellese Piedmont and Lombardy Regions wool local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep Frabosana it. Roascia, Roaschina Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and mountains). uni coloured: white, sometimes brown 2 2 77 70 70 62 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local population Ligurian Alps, Province of Cuneo wool local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep Frisona it. Friesian Milk Native y Domestic Breed Recently imported international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep Garessina it. Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Garfagnina Bianca it Garfagnina bianca Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 2 2 67 62 52 42 Native y domestic breed composite of different breeds of the Appennine group North-western Toscana wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Gentile Di Puglia it. Wool The breed is known for its adaptation to the local environment (hills and mountains). The animals are well adapted to hard conditions. uni coloured: white 2 0 70 60 65 40 Native y 1971 domestic breed composite of Spanish Merino, Local, Saxony and Rambouillet southern Italy wool local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France Exotic y Domestic Breed Recently imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Istriana it. Istrian Istra Pramenka, Carsolina Milk The breed is well adapted to the local environment (karst soils and hilly). uni coloured: white 2 2 80 65 65 52 Locally adapted y domestic breed composite of probably Lamon and Istrian Udine, Gorizia, Trieste wool regional No Material atRisk endangered extinct -Italy ITA Sheep JURASCHAF - GIURASSICA ger. Jura Locally adapted y domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Lacaune fr. Lacaune Exotic y domestic breed Imported since 1992 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Lamon it. Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (hills and mountains). mountain uni coloured: white with dark spots on face and legs 0 0 82 72 77 67 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, descended from Bergamasca Belluno, Venetia, northern Italy wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Leccese it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (plains and hills). uni coloured: occasionally black
multi coloured: predominantly white with black face and legs 2 0 75 65 60 45 Native y 1972 domestic breed indigenous breed Apulia, southern Italy wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Marrane it. Milk The animals live in a hilly environment. uni coloured: yellow, sometimes light brown 0 0 65 60 52 42 Native y domestic breed composite of different breeds of the Appennin group Ligurian Alps, Genova wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Massese it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and mountains). uni coloured: black, grey or brown with darker head 2 2 80 70 70 50 Native y 1971 domestic breed composite of different breeds of the Appennin group Versilia, North-western Toscana, central Italy wool local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Matesina it. Meat The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions (hills). uni coloured: brown 2 0 65 60 70 60 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, descended from Gentile di Puglia Province of Caserta, Campania, southern Italy wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Merinizzata Italiana it. 0 0 Native y domestic breed imported first half of 20th century local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Nera di Arbus it. Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep Nobile di Badia it. Pusterese, Tedesca di Pusteria, Val di Pusteria, Pustera Gigante Meat The breed is known for its adaptation to the local environment (hills and mountains). uni coloured: yellow 0 0 75 67 57 50 y domestic breed composite of Tirolese and Lamon Province of Bolzano wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Nostrana it. Zerasca Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 70 65 60 52 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, descended from Garfagnina (Apennine Group) Province of Massa, Carrara-Parma wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Noticiana it. Milk 0 0 Native y domestic breed imported local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Pecora di Corteno - Di Corteno it. Corteno Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and plains). mountain uni coloured: white 0 0 70 60 67 57 Native y domestic breed local derivative of Bergamasca: belongs to the Alpine group Brescia Province, Lombardy Region wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Pinzirita it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (karst soils and hills). uni coloured: white 2 0 52 42 47 37 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local population Sicily, southern Italy wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Plezzana it. Milk 0 0 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Pomarancina it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 72 60 57 47 Native y domestic breed composite of different breeds of the Appennine Group Province of Pisa, Toscana wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Quadrella it. Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 85 65 90 65 Native y domestic breed local population, Appeninica, Barbaresca Benevento, Avellino Campania Region, southern Italy wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Romanov Romanov Exotic y Domestic Breed Recently imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Rosset it. Meat The breed is known for its adaptation to the local environment (hills and mountains). multi coloured: yellow with dark spots on face and legs 0/2 0/2 62 55 57 47 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, common origin with Savoiarda Aosta Valley wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Saltasassi it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills and mountains). uni coloured: white 0 0 62 55 60 46 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local population Province of Novara, Piedmont Region wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Sambucana (Demontina) it. Demontina Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). uni coloured: white 0 0 67 63 65 60 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, probably descended from Garessio Province of Cuneo, Piedmont wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Sampeierina it. 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Sarda it. Milk The breed is adapted to live on karst soils. uni coloured: white, occasionally black 2 0 72 62 57 42 Native y 1971 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Sardinia wool local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Savoiarda it. Cuorgné Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (plains and hills). multi coloured: white with black spots on face and legs 2 2 77 67 67 60 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local population Province of Turin, Piedmont wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Schwarzbraunes Bergschaf ger. Schwarzbraunes Bergschaf Meat 0 0 Native y domestic breed imported at first half of 20th century local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Schwarznasenschaf ger. Locally adapted y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Sciara it. Moscia Calabrese Milk The breed is known for its adaptation to the local environment (hills and mountains). uni coloured: white 0 0 72 62 57 47 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Province of Cosenza and Catanzaro wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Sopravissana it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (plains and hills). uni coloured: white 2 0 70 60 65 50 Native y 1972 domestic breed composite of Visso, Spanish Merino and Rambouillet Central Apennines, Latium, central Italy wool local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep TIROLER STEINSCHAF (PECORA DELLA ROCCIA TIROLESE) ger. Tiroler Steinschaf Native y Domestic Breed regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Italy ITA Sheep Tacola it. Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, descended from Biellese (Alpine group) Province of Vercelli, Piedmont Region wool local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Texel dutch Texel Exotic y Domestic Breed Recently imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Trimeticcia di Segezia it. Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (plains and hills). uni coloured: white 0 0 72 67 100 65 Locally adapted y domestic breed composite of Ile de France and Gentile di Puglia from Württemberger (Germany) Apulia, southern Italy wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Turchessa it. Milk mountain 0 0 Native domestic breed imported first half of 20th century local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Valle del Belice it. Milk 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed Emilia, Romagna, Puglia, Basilica, Sicilia local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep Varesina it. Meat The breed is known for its adaptation to the local marginal conditions. uni coloured: white 0 0 82 77 87 73 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed: descended from Bergamo Province of Varese, Lombardy Region wool local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Vicentina (Foza) it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Sheep Villonesser Schaf ger. Villnösser Brillenschaf, Fiemmese 0 0 Locally adapted y domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep Zerasca it. 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep laticauda it 82 71 95 69 Native y domestic breed wool coarse/carpet 2.4 1.8 3 120 105 5 4 12 local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep schnalserschaf it Native y Domestic Breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Italy ITA Sheep suffolk eng. Suffolk Exotic y Domestic Breed Recently imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Italy ITA Sheep tiroler Bergschaf ger. Tiroler Bergschaf Native y Domestic Breed regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Italy ITA Turkey Brianzolo it. Native local No Information atRisk critical -Italy ITA Turkey Bronzato dei Colli Euganei it. Native local No Information atRisk critical -Italy ITA Turkey Castano precoce it. Meat white reddish grey and white indigenous 13 8 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed 100 70 130 80 0.8 0.8 7 7 8 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Italy ITA Turkey Nero d'Italia it. Native local No Information atRisk critical -Italy ITA Turkey Romagnolo it. Native local No Material atRisk critical -Italy ITA Turkey Tacchino di Parma e Piacenza it. Native local No Information atRisk critical -Italy ITA Turkey bronzato comune it. Meat white reddish red and black 7 4 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed 120 80 140 80 0.8 0.8 7 7 8 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Italy ITA Turkey ermellinato it. Meat white grey various colours indigenous 12 6 Native y Domestic Breed indigenous breed 100 80 120 85 0.8 0.8 8 7 8 70 100 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Jamaica JAM Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Cattle Jamaica Black eng. Animals must be black , females are acceptible with white markings on the udder and on the underline towards the navel. White markings on the scrotum is permissible in the male. Animals must be broad, deep, blocky , and polled. Meat Breed development controlled by the Jamaica Black Cattle Breeders Society. The Society operates an open Herd Book policy where approved females are entered. Approved males are entered in an Approved Register and enjoy the same status. Visual appraisal to ensure conformatiy to breed standards are conducted annually. 0 0 825 600 y 1954 domestic breed composite of Aberdeen Angus and Brahman 1954 Islandwide 30 28 10 12 30 24 36 30 36 400 365 450 8 1220 53 58.7 Range managed herds Average daily gain and carcass characteristics measured under feedlot conditions. Other performance data obtained under extensive grazing conditions. Av. 210-day weight ; males 175 kg, females 156 kg: Av. 400-day weight; males - 375 kg : Conception rate , avg. 87% local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Cattle Jamaica Brahman eng. Meat 2 2 Zebu y 1949 domestic breed composite of Ongole, Hissar and Mysore Zebu local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Cattle Jamaica Hope eng. Jamaica Hope Jersey-Zebu, Montgomery-Jersey Milk 2 2 y 1953 domestic breed composite of Jersey (80%), Zebu (15%) and Friesian (5%) 1920-1952 323 2980 4.6 N5-140, 141 local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Cattle Jamaica Red eng. Jamaica Red Poll, Goodhope Red Meat 0 0 y 1952 domestic breed composite of Red Poll, Devon and Zebu local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican Meat multi coloured: various colours 2 2 121 115 some are dwarf; thoracic cicumference: 154 - 175 cm domestic breed imported from Spain 2 4 15 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Cattle Sahiwal eng. Sahiwal The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed 272 1852 4.6 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Goat Alpine Alpine 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Goat Boer dutch Boer 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Goat Native eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Goat Spanish eng. Spanish 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Pig Duroc fr. Duroc domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Jamaica JAM Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Pig Native eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. The animals breed all year round. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: black, brown
comment: black nose, ears, eyebrows, belly and lower legs, tan with black belly (badger face) 0 0 medium-size, leggy goat, male has a mane domestic breed introduced from Africa over 300 years ago over 300 years ago hair F17-8, 16 W24-20 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Sheep Dorper Dorper 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Sheep Kathadin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jamaica JAM Sheep Native eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jamaica JAM Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Jamaica JAM Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Ass Black uni coloured: black small to mediun size domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Ass Qubressy Cyprus uni coloured: grey large domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed imported from Europe, USA and recently from Australia international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Cattle Jordan Baladi ar. Anatolian, Bedouin, Djebeli, Kleiti, Akshi DraughtPower The animals are adapted to their local environment (dry areas with little rainfall). This breed is reported to be resistant to tropical diseases. uni coloured: brown to black
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 30% of the population are polled 117 124 328 270 similar to Jaulan but smaller domestic variety variety of Egyptian, Brachyceros type, similar to Jaulan but smaller 200 500 600 4 19 17 FAO Breed Survey Department of Statistics (1991). Harb M.; Khalid M. (1984) Encyclopedia of Animal Production in Jordan. ACSAD. Damascus. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions with animals housed all the time. Cattle were fed a diet of grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Cattle Okshi 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Cattle Shami 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Chicken Jordan Baladi ar. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Chicken Single comb well adapted to the local conditions high resistance to diseases domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Dromedary Shamelia Al-hurra, Shamia domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Duck (domestic) Jordan Baladi ar. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic not widely spread in Jordan international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Goat Damascus Damascus Shami Milk uni coloured: usually red or brown, also grey
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 78 65 45 45 long hair, often tassels, Nubian type domestic breed hair 200 300 427 2 4 FAO Breed Survey Ministry of Agriculture (1990) Department of Statistics, Ministry of Planning (1991) Survey report on production and health events in Jordan. Harb M.; Khalid M. (1984) Encylopedia of Animal Production in Jordan. ACSAD Damascus. Data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed all the time and fed on a diet of grazing and concentrates. 1.3 1.6 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Goat Desert eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Goat Dhaiwi 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Goat Mamber Syrian Mountain Baladi, Deheiwi Goat, Djelab, Jebel, Mambrine, Membrine, Northern Mountain, Palestinian, Syrian Black, Black Bedouin Meat 2 2 68 51 49 34 Syrian type domestic breed 1.2 220 183 4.8 2.5 12 24 FAO Breed Survey Ministry of Agriculture, Department of Animal Health Report (1990). Ministry of Planning, Department of Statistics (1991). Harb M., Khalid M. (1984) Encyclopedia of Animal Production in Jordan ACSAD, Damascus. Performance data were collected from animals kept in semi-nomadic, transhumant conditions. Goats were only housed under severe weather conditions and fed on grazing and concentrates. - milk yield per lactation: 122.6 kg for kid and milking;
- post weaning weight: 60 kg;
- lactation length 111-132 days (commercial use) and 160-220 days for the whole lactation period;
- twinning precentage: 25%;
1.1 1.3 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Goat Mountain Black eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic not widely spread in Jordan international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Goose (domestic) Jordan Baladi ar. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Horse Arabian Arab Hobby domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Pigeon Abkhari domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Pigeon Baghdadi domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Pigeon Baljeeki domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Pigeon Hazaz domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Pigeon Hindawi domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Pigeon Jordan Baladi ar. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Pigeon Masri domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Sheep Assaf Assaf 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Sheep Awassi Awassi Nuami and Baladi, Ausi Milk multi coloured: white with brown head and legs, occasionally black or brown 2 0 78 72 50 Near East Fat-Tailed Type, roman nose, long and dropping ears, fat-tail domestic breed This is the most numerous and widespread type of sheep in South-west Asia. Furthermore, it is the dominant sheep breed in Iraq, the most important breed in Syria and the only indigenous breed sheep in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon. In addition it is bred in northern Saudi-Arabia under desert conditions. wool coarse/carpet 1.1 1.6 150 105 7 4.7 4.6 F66-101 F60-44 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under semi-nomadic or transhumant conditions. Sheep were only housed in severe weather and were fed on grazing and concentrate 1.2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Sheep Chios Chios 0 0 domestic breed imported from Cyprus and Romanov (10 heads) from Czechoslovakia universities for research and on a few private farms international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Jordan JOR Sheep Najdi Najdi 0 0 domestic breed around the border with Saudi Arabia regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Sheep Sagri Awassi Arabian tranboundary domestic line this line of Awassi is originated in Jordan Valley Jordan Valley local No Information unknown unknown -Jordan JOR Turkey Jordan Baladi ar. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Cattle Angus Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle British Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Japanese Black eng. Meat multi coloured: black with brownish hair tips 2 2 domestic breed Developed through crossbreeding Japanese indigenous breed cattlle with exotic breeds. local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Cattle Japanese Brown eng. Meat uni coloured: light brown (kumamoto), reddish-brown (kochi) 2 2 domestic breed Developed through crossbreeding Japanese indigenous cattlle with exotic breeds like Simmentaler, Korean and Devon. 1868-1910 Kumamoto Prefecture, Kyushu and Kochi Prefectures, Shikohu local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Cattle Japanese Poll eng. Japanese Polled Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic breed Composite of Japanese Native and Aberdeen Angus 1868-1910 Yamaguchi Prefecture, South-eastern Honshu local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Cattle Japanese Shorthorn eng. Meat uni coloured: red, roan
multi coloured: red, white 2 2 domestic breed composite of Japanese Native and Shorthorn and to a lesser degree Devon and Ayrshire 1868-1910 north Honshiu and Hokkaido local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Cattle Kairyo-washu jap. Nipponese Improved, Japanese Improved Meat 2 2 domestic breed composite of Japanese Native and European breeds 1868-1910 local No Information extinct extinct -Japan JPN Cattle Kuchinoshima jap. uni coloured: black, red, pink, grey
multi coloured: black pied, red pied 2 2 110 100 400 small animals feral variety variety of Japanese Native Feral, descended from domestic cattle that escaped from cattle farms on the island in 1918 1918 Tokara Islands, Kuchinoshima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture N8-58 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Cattle Mishima jap. Meat This breed produces a high quality meat with fine marbling. This breed is designated as a national treasure. uni coloured: black 2 2 125 115 600 400 small animals domestic variety variety of Japanese Native: Since they have not been affected by breeds imported during the Meiji era, they are considered to have retained the characteristics of original Japanese Native cattle. Mishima Island, north-west of Hagi in Yamaguchi Prefecture N8-57 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Cattle Wagyu jap. Japanese Native Japanese Native Meat 2 2 domestic breed international No Information extinct extinct vulnerable -Japan JPN Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Barred GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed indigenous breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown vulnerable -Japan JPN Chicken Hinai-Dori jap. Hinaidori Meat Hinai-Dori animals produce meat of good quality. The animals are often used for broiler production. Hinai-Dori are often crossed with White Rocks or Rhode Island Reds. indigenous 3 2.3 domestic breed This breed is a nondescript type of indigenous breed chicken kept in Akita Prefecture; it seems to have genes from cross-breeding between Shamos and indigenous breed chicken in this area. This breed was designated a natural monument in 1942. Akita Prefecture 165 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Japanese Long-Saddled Bantam eng. Ohiki, Minohiki-chabo Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 This is a bantam breed which has profuse, lengthy feathers on the saddle and tail which sometimes grow to a length of more than 100 cm. Part of the population is white in colour with black breast. domestic breed This breed seems to have genes from Shokoku. In 1967 this breed was designated as natural monument by the Japanese Government. Kochi Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Japanese Long-Tailed Fowl eng. Onagadori Phoenix, Yokohama, Onaga-dori Fancy indigenous 1.8 1.3 The main tail feathers do not moult, and sometimes grow longer than 10 meters. Part of the population is white in colour with black breast. domestic breed This breed is thought to have originated in the Kochi prefecture in the southern part of Shikoku in the 17th or 18th century. 17th or 18th century Kochi Prefecture 30 7 7 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Japan JPN Chicken Japanese Rumpless Bantam eng. Uzurao, Uzura-chabo Fancy indigenous 0.7 0.5 rumpless, similar to Uzura domestic breed This breed seems to have descended from a mutated type of Tosa-Jidori; originated in the Koch prefecture. Kochi Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Jitokko jap. Japanese Creeper Fancy indigenous 3 2.5 creeper; Part of the population is white in colour with black breast. domestic breed The origin of this breed is unknown. It was designated a natural monument in 1943. Kagoshima and Miyazaki Prefectures 85 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Katsura chabo jap. Japanese Bantam (Black-Tailed White) Fancy fancy 0.7 0.6 Chabos have a single large comb, their wattle and ear lobe are also large, the tail feathers are very large and well-spread in profile, and are erect to slightly forward perpendicular. They are white in colour with a black tail. domestic breed This breed seems to descend from chicken imported from Indo-China in the 16th or 17th century. 16th or 17th century 55 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Kawachiyakko jap. Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 Kawachiyakkos have a unique pea comb, the central ridge of which is large and prominent. It is a bantam chicken with a long saddle. They are black-breasted. domestic breed It is presumed that this breed has genes from crosses between Kojidori and Koshamo. It was designated a natural monument in 1943. Mie Prefecture 60 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Ko-shamo jap. Japanese Game Bantam Japanese Game Bantam Fancy indigenous 1 0.8 domestic breed This breed is thought to have derived from Maley type chicken imported from Thailand in the 16th or 17th century. 16th or 17th century 90 8 8 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Koeyoshi jap. Fancy indigenous 4.5 4 The cock of this breed has a prolonged crow. The tone of the Koeyoshi crow is deep and hoarse, and it continues for about 15 seconds. They are black-breasted. domestic breed Although controversial, it is generally thought that Koeyoshi derives from a cross between Shamo (Japanese Game Bantam) and Tomaru. In 1937 this breed was designated as natural monument by the Japanese Government. Akita, Aomori and Iwate Prefectures local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Kurokashiwa jap. Fancy indigenous 2.8 1.8 This breed has a graceful appearance similar to that of shokoku, with abundant, long tail feathers. domestic breed Although the origin of this breed is unknown, some breeds such as Akakashiwa, Shirokashiwa and Banshukashiwa seem to have a close genetic relationship with this breed. It was designated a natural monument in 1951. Yamaguchi and Shimane Prefectures local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Minohiki jap. Fancy indigenous 2.5 1.8 The main characteristics of this breed are its long, abundant saddle feathers. Part of the population is white in colour with black breast. domestic breed It is presumed that this breed originated from crosses between Shokoku and Shamo (Japanese Game). It was designated a natural monument of Japan in 1940. Aichi and Shizuoka Prefectures 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Nagoya jap. Meat The animals produce good quality meat. industrial 3 2.4 domestic breed In the late 19th century, indigenous chicken in the Nagoya area were crossed with Buff Cochins and other imported breeds. The cross-breds were upgraded for egg production. Until the 1950s, cross-breds of Nagoya and White Leghorn were widely used as layers. Recently, it has been noticed that the meat of this breed is very good in quality, and the cross-breds of Nagoya and meat type chicken are now used for broiler production. late 19th century Kochi Prefecture 175 6 6 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Chicken O-shamo jap. Japanese Game (Large Type) Fighting fancy 5 4 domestic breed This breed is thought to have derived from Maley type chicken imported from Thailand in the 16th or 17th century. 16th or 17th century 90 9 9 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed indigenous breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Chicken Sado Hige-Jidori jap. Fancy indigenous 1.9 1.5 Sado Hige-Jidori have whiskers, but no wattles, domestic breed The origin of this breed is unknown. It may derive from a mutant type of Shiba-tori distributed in Niigata Prefecture. Niigata Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Satsuma-Dori jap. Satsuma-Dori Fancy 3.5 2.5 Part of the population is white in colour with black breast, abundant long tail feathers. domestic breed This breed is thought to derive from crosses between Shokoku, Shamo and other indigenous breed chicken in the Kagoshima area. Kogoshima and Miyazaki Prefectures 85 8 8 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Shamo jap. Shamo Meat domestic breed indigenous breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -Japan JPN Chicken Shiba-Tori jap. Shiba-jidori Fancy indigenous 1.5 1.2 domestic breed This breed seems to be one of the old indigenous breed types of chicken in Japan. Niigata Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Shojo chabo jap. Japanese Bantam (red) Fancy fancy 0.7 0.6 Chabos have a single large comb, their wattle and ear lobe are also large, the tail feathers are very large and well-spread in profile, and are erect to slightly forward perpendicular. domestic variety This breed seems to descend from chicken imported from indo-China in the 16th or 17th century. 16th or 17th century 55 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Shokoku jap. Fancy 2 1.6 This breed has a very graceful appearance, with abundant, long hackles flowing over the shoulders. The saddle and tail feathers are also abundant and long, reaching the ground. Part of the population is white in colour with black breast. domestic breed This breed seems to descend from chicken imported from China about thousand years ago. This breed was designated a natural monument of Japan in 1941. thousand years ago Kyoto and Mie Prefectures 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Tomaru jap. Fancy indigenous 3.3 2.1 The cock of this breed have a prolonged crow with a baritone voice, and the crowing continues for about 18 seconds. domestic breed This breed is thought to originate from crosses between Shokoku and Daitomaru imported from China in the 16th or 17th century. This breed was designated a natural monument of Japan in 1939. 16th or 17th century Niigata Prefecture 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Tosa Cochin jap. Tosa-kukin Meat The breed is sometimes used for broiler production and crossed with meat-type chicken. middle level 4 3 Although this breed is derived from Cochins, it has no feathered legs. The body is large. domestic breed This breed seem to origin from Buff Cochin imported from England. The breed was upgraded in the Kochi prefecture during the late 19th century. late 19th century Kochi Prefecture 140 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Tosa-Jidori Or Kojidori jap. Fancy indigenous 0.7 0.6 domestic breed This breed is a nondescript type kept in Kochi prefecture and it seems to be an old style Japanese indigenous breed chicken. It was designated a natural monument of Japan as Jidori with Gifu-jidori and Mie-jidori in 1941. Kochi Prefecture 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Totenko jap. Fancy indigenous 2.3 1.8 This breed has a lengthy saddle and tail feathers, and a graceful appearance. This breed is kept because of the prolonged crowing of the cock. domestic breed This breed has been kept in Kochi prefecture and is thought to originate from Shokoku. Kochi Prefecture 30 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Ukokkei jap. Japanese Silkie Fancy fancy 1.1 0.9 silky, crest, five toes, feathered legs domestic breed This breed seems to descend from chicken imported from China in the 16th or 17th century. It was designated a natural monument in 1942. 16th or 17th century 60 6 6 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken Utai-Chahn jap. Okinawa Native Fowl Fancy "Utai-Chahn animals are bred because of the attractive crow of the cock. The crowing of Utai-Chahn cocks consists of three distinct syllables, """"Quack-quah-quah"""", and stop abruptly on a high note." indigenous 1.9 1.4 whiskers, but no wattles domestic breed The origin of this breed is unknown. Okinawa Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken White Cornish eng. White Cornish GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Chicken White Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Japan JPN Deer Chinese Water Deer eng. Chinese water deer (Hydropotes inermis) 0 0 imported; exotic; Belonging to the Subfamily Hydropotinae within the Cervidae family. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Deer Fallow Deer eng. Fallow Deer (Cervus dama) Meat 0 0 wild imported; exotic; Member of the subfamily Cervinae (Cervidae family). international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Deer Formosan Sika Deer Formosan sika deer (Cervus nippon taiouanus) Taiwanese Shika deer Meat 0 0 wild breed imported; exotic; Cervus taiwanus. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Deer Japanese Deer eng. Sika deer (Cervus nippon nippon) Shika Deer Meat 0 0 wild breed indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Deer Red Deer eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Meat 0 0 wild imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Deer Samber Sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) Meat 0 0 wild breed imported; exotic; Cervus unicolor international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Duck (domestic) Osaka Duck eng. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Osaka prefecture. local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Goat Chubby jap. Research The animals can produce kids throughout the year. uni coloured: white 2 2 65 55 41.8 43.1 miniature domestic breed indigenous breed Goto Island, Nagasaki Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Goat Japanese Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed The Japanese Saanen breed has been produced by crossbreeding between a indigenous breed goat and a Saanen and successive crossbreeding with the Saanen. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Goat Okinawa jap. Meat uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Goat Tokara jap. Meat This breed is reported to be strongly resistant to filariosis cerebrospinalis. The animals are known for breeding throughout the year. multi coloured: brown with black back-stripe 2 2 large horns, curving backwards 30.4 19.3 feral breed Primitive breed, introduced from Okinawa Prefecture. Tokara Archipelago (west of the Mainland), Kagoshima Prefecture N8-57 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Goose (domestic) Goose eng. Meat domestic species imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Guinea fowl Helmet Guinea Fowl eng. Helmeted Guineafowl Meat domestic species imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Arab eng. Arab Racing domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Horse Breton Breton Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Horse Dosanko jap. Hokkaido Pony Riding (sports) The animals have strong legs and stamina and were used extensively . 132 132 y 1979 domestic variety variety of Japanese indigenous breed mainly along the Pacific coast of Hokkaido, most north island of Japan local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Kiso jap. Riding (sports) uni coloured: bay, chestnut, black
multi coloured: palomino 134 132 450 300 small animals domestic variety variety of Japanese native: Since the Meiji era this breed was influenced very much by national improvement plans and the number of pure Kiso Ponies has fallen sharply: after 1945, the breeding of Kiso ponies was carried out using the few surviving pure bred ponies. Meiji era Central Honshu, basin of Kiso River in Nagano Prefecture. N8-57 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Misaki jap. Wild Horse TouristAttraction TouristicPotential uni coloured: brown 132 132 domestic variety variety of Japanese Native Cape Toi, south Kyushu, Miyazaki Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Miyako jap. TouristAttraction TouristicPotential 122 120 domestic variety variety of Japanese indigenous breed Ryu-Kyu Islands, Miyako Island, Okinawa Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Nanbu 0 domestic variety variety of Japanese Native North-eastern Honshiu local No Information extinct extinct -Japan JPN Horse Noma jap. Riding (byChildren) 110 112 smallest of all Japanese native horses domestic variety variety of Japanese Native; They may have been originally reared on the islands of the inland sea for the purpose of transportation. Shikoku, Ehime Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Percheron fr. Percheron Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred Racing domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Horse Tokara Pony jap. Riding (sports) The animals used to be widely used for cultivation, drafting and as a power source for crushing sugar cane. uni coloured: usually dark brown with darker mane and tail 115 114 204.5 191 medium sized domestic variety Small (island) variety of Japanese indigenous breed Tokara Islands, Kagoshima Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Tsushima jap. Taishu Pony Sport This breed has strong legs and feet. 123 123 smaller than normal horses domestic variety variety of Japanese Native; Taishu ponies were of great use in Tsushima for transportation among isolated villages connected only by narrow paths over steep slopes, but they are now rarely used for such work. Tsushima Island, Nagasaki Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Horse Yonaguni jap. Riding (sports) The animals graze in the same pasture as cattle. 120 116 domestic variety variety of Japanese indigenous breed Yonaguni Island, Ryukyu Islands, Okinawa Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Pheasant Japanese Green Pheasant eng. Meat wild species local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Pig Aguh jap. Okinawa Shimabuta, Shima pig Meat Black 66 65 105 115 domestic breed 458 64.7 72.6 4.6 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire Black pig GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Pig Chester White eng. Chester White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Pig Duroc fr. Duroc SireLine domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -Japan JPN Pig Kagoshima Berkshire Meat domestic breed The first breeding pair of Berkshire pigs was introduced 70 years ago, from this pair the present Kagoshima Berkshire breed was developed. Kagoshima Prefecture local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Pig Large White eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Pig Middle White eng. Middle White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Japan JPN Pig Ohmini jap. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: occasionally black pied 20 20 miniature domestic breed This breed was created in the 1950's by crossing 30 Chinese Miniature pigs with 5 Minnesota Miniature pigs and bred by the Institute of Japan Livestock Development using a brother-sister inbreeding system. 1950's N8-58 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Pig Spotted eng. Spotted GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Quail Japanese Quail eng. Eggs domestic breed indigenous breed Seventy percent of production comes from Aichi Prefecture centering on the area around Toyohashi city. local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Rabbit Japanese white Laboratory animal. eng. Japanese Research domestic breed indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Japan JPN Rabbit Rabbit eng. PeltFur domestic species local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Sheep Japanese Corriedale eng. Wool 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1870 local No Information unknown unknown -Japan JPN Sheep Suffolk eng Suffolk Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Japan JPN Turkey Turkey eng. Meat domestic species imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Ass Chigetai Khulan Khulan, Mongolian Wild Ass, Kulan 120 120 125 110 feral variety It belongs to Equus hemionus hemionus and Equus hemionus luteus, a variety of Onager. FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Ass Kazakhskaya ru. Kazakh Central Asian type domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Ass Kulan Khulan Transcaspian Onager feral variety Equus hemionus kulan, variety of Onager regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Bactrian camel Kalmyk Bactrian eng. Meat The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 190 182 775 595 domestic breed The breed is considered an improved breed and has been created by crossing the best camels of the Mongolian and the Kazakh breed. This composite has been further selected by the Kazakh nomads in the 16th - 17th century in the Astrakhan, Orenburg, Omsk, Volgograd regions of the Zarist Russia on height, massiveness and body weight. 16th-17th century 5.7 545 1200 6.1 54 48 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Bactrian camel Kazakh Bactrian Eng. Kazakh Bactrian The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 180 174 700 585 Two-humped bactrian camel. In general, these animals are not so big, as Kalmyk camels, having the body of a medium size and characterized by the greater depth of their chest and greater body girth. This feature is most characteristic for them. domestic breed the Kazakh breed is raised everywhere, especially in the south and west of the Republic. 5.5 545 1200 5.5 45 39 two intra-breed types can be distinguished:
1. meat-wool type:
- average weight 750 kg (males) and 650 kg (females);
- wither height avg. 184 cm, max. 196 cm (males) and 180 cm (females);
- fleece weight 8 - 15 kg/year;
- milk yield in 12 months: 920 kg;
- milk fat 6.2 %;
2. meat-milk type:
- average weight: 670 kg (males), 580 kg (females);
- wither height: 179 cm (males), 173 cm (females);
- fleece weight 8 kg (males), 5.4 kg (fermales);
- avg. milk yield 450 kg in 12 months with 5.7% milk fat;
1 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Bactrian camel Mongolian Bactrian eng. Mongolian Bactrian Wool The breed is well adapted to the local harsh desert conditions. The animals have no free access to water, but they can quickly put on weight and can store large amounts of fat (100 to 120 kg) in their two humps. uni coloured: red, brown, yellow
multi coloured: blue, white 172 167 525 493.6 domestic breed 5 25 528 548 5.6 13 37 36 - riding 60 - 70 km /d; - baggageing: 30 - 40 km /d; 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Alatau ru. mountain Aulie-Ata Milk sufficiently high milk yield. Meat characteristics of the Alatau breed are quite satisfactory. 0 0 850 525 The body building of animals is good. domestic breed This cattle was bred by crossing the Shvits breed with the Kirgiz cattle. 3900 3.77 33 33 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Aulie-Ata Aulie-Ata Auliatinskaya, Aulieatin, Aulieatinskaya Milk The most valuable features of the breed are its adaptability to the ecological conditions experienced in the breeding zone, high vitality and strong constitution. The Aulieatin cattle meat quality is satisfactory. uni coloured: usually black with white markings on underside, sometimes grey 2 2 139 125 900 510 The head is light, lean, with a prolonged facial part; the neck is thin, covered with small skin folds. The back and the small of the back are flat, straight, of medium width; the sacrum is a bit elevated. The skeleton is thin ( the metacarpus girth is 17.5-18.5 cm). The udder is of a medium size, with relatively uniformly developed segments. The skin is dense, elastic. The exterior defects include the narrow and roof-like croup, the irregular building of extremities. y 1935 domestic breed composite of Friesian and Kazakh. 1885-1912, 1926 southern Kazakhstan 305 3250 3.87 31 29 F65-11, 13 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Auliekol Meat they use efficiently the coarse and juicy fodder, are well-adapted to severe conditions of the North Kazakhstan. uni coloured: greyish of various tints 0 0 950 445 The animals of a new breed are characterized by the clearly defined meat type of their body building. domestic breed The selection program included the raising and intra-breeding of three-breed hybrids of Sharolez, Aberdin-Angus bulls and white-headed breed cows. The third generation hybrids were intra-bred. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Black-variegated Milk Young animals have a high growth rate: even with moderate feeding. 0 0 850 575 domestic breed This cattle was bred in Kazakhstan from the animals, imported from the Baltic countries and the European part of Russia, and also on the basis of the absorbing and reproducing crossing of aboriginal breed animals. spread in the rural areas of almost all regions of the Republic. 5000 The animals have the high potential of milk productivity and are very exacting to the feeding level and fodder quality. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Galloway Galloway Meat good adaptation to breeding in the mountains. 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1962 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Gereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Grayish-brown Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Kalmyk good meat productivity. eng. Kalmyk Astrakhan, Krasno-astrakhanskaya, Kalmytskaya Meat The breed is highly adapted to grazing on poor vegetation and surviving harsh changes of the weather. The body temperature of these animals is fairly stable under harsh winter conditions or very hot sunny conditions. Their meat is juicy. The animals are known for their high viability. F65-2 multi coloured: red of different shades, sometimes with a white head and a stripe along the upper part of their body, the animals often have white spots on the lower part of their body 2 2 the horns are not long and are in the same plane with the forehead. 135 126 750 450 strong constitution, the body building in the most of animals is good, their muscles are well-developed, the chest is deep and wide. The head is small and the forehead is short. The facial part of their head is prolonged, with the humpy nose profile. They are medium-sized animals ( the wither height in cows is 126 cm), with compact body building ( the slanting body length is 150-155 cm). The withers, the back and the small of the back are usually flat and wide. The sacrum is a bit elevated sometimes. The legs are strong, built correctly. The muscles are well-developed. The udder is small. During the winter season the skin is covered with thick hair. y domestic breed Taurino-Mongolian type from Asian Bos primigenius, composite of Simmental, Shorthorn and local cattle north of Caspian Sea, Rostov Region and Lower Volga 1100 1500 240 1200 4.1 4.5 24 22 F65-74 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6-7 months per year and fed on grazinig, fodder and concentrates. This breed is known for its ability to graze on poor vegetation like Sagebush pasture. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Kazakh Whiteheaded eng. Kazakh Whiteheaded Kazakhskaya Belogolovaya Meat The animals can tolerate both extremes of hot and cold climate. Well-adapted to the use of natural pastures. good meat quality and precocity. F65-76 uni coloured: red often with white on head, belly and feet 2 2 133 124 820 550 small cattle, deep and wide chest, with the compact body building, with strong light skeleton; the body is round and wide, with well-developed muscles. By winter the animals are getting overgrown with long thick hair. y domestic breed composite of Kazakh and Hereford. It has been raised by crossing the domestic Kazakh and partially Kalmyk cattle with Hereford breed animals. 1928-1932 1928 - 1932 Hereford northern Kazakhstan 1500 2000 240 1450 3 28.5 28.5 F65-75, 77 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6-7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Kazakhskaya ru. Kazakh Kirgiz, Kazakh Meat 2 2 124 112 498 330 domestic breed Turano-Mongolian type 180 880 5 F46-39 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Red steppe Though some animals and herds have the traits of the milk-and-meat cattle, most of red steppe breed cows are of the milk type and are characterized by the following exterior features. eng. Red Steppe Milk multi coloured: red, varying from light-red to dark-red, many cows have white spots- mainly on the lower part of their body, the bulls' front and upper parts of the body are usually of a more dark colour 0 0 127 800 490 The animals are of medium height, with a bit deep and prolonged body. The head is not big, light, a bit prolonged. The chest is deep and of medium width. The back and the small of the back are wide and long enough, the sacrum is a bit elevated. The skeleton is light. The udder is well-developed, of a round shape. The skin is thin, elastic, with small folds on the neck. domestic breed red Ostfrisland cattle X grey Ukrainian breed 4000 4500 3.7 33 33 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Santa-Hertruda Santa Gertrudis GeneralCrossbreeding These animals are well-adapted to the hot climate and efficiently using the rough stalked vegetation near ponds. esistant to blood-parasite diseases. 0 0 domestic breed south-eastern area of Kazakhstan. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Simental Simmental Milk well-adapted to grazing on natural pastures of arid steppe and semi-desert zones. Young animals inherited from the aboriginal cattle the ability to quick fattening on natural pastures. high milk yield, combined with high meat quality. 0 0 domestic breed imported from the breeding farms of Russia and Ukraine, and later from Austria, Switzerland and Germany; The Simental cattle was bred in Kazakhstan in 1932-1959 by crossing Kazakh, Kalmyk and red steppe breeds with Simental bulls. The main range of this breed includes Pavlodar, East-Kazakhstan and Ural regions. 3200 3600 3.9 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Cattle Yellowish-variegated Meat 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Chicken Alatau A-1 Father Line Eggs early maturity. domestic line These hens were bred on the basis of using the genetic materials of 12 egg hen lines of the white leghorn breed of the Canadian, German, Dutch and Japanese origin. 1967 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Chicken Alatau A-2 Mother Line Eggs domestic line These hens were bred on the basis of using the genetic materials of 12 egg hen lines of the white leghorn breed of the Canadian, German, Dutch and Japanese origin. 1967 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Chicken Alatau cross Eggs domestic line These hens were bred on the basis of using the genetic materials of 12 egg hen lines of the white leghorn breed of the Canadian, German, Dutch and Japanese origin. 1967 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs Hens have high precocity and fertility. they are very temperamental and brisk. 2.45 1.65 Leghorns are characterized by tender and dense constitution. domestic breed 220 Hybrid hens of some crosses, bred by crossing under a separate scheme of the poultry of compatible lines of this breed, give 320-365 eggs per year, i.e. in fact they produce eggs every day. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Dog Kazakhski Tobet kaz Not found local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Dromedary Arvana-Kazakh Type eng. Milk The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 180 174 700 520 domestic breed This breed has been established by crossing hybrid Kurt camels with sires of the Arvana Turkmen breed. southern Kazakhstan 4 450 3500 4 33 30 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Dromedary Turkmen Arvana eng. Turkmen Arvana The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). Turkmen dromedaries have long extremities, and, on the whole, their body is very well adapted to carrying loads. Turkmen dromedaries, being south latitude animals, due to the climate of their range, are not very much overgrown with wool. The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. One of the biological characteristics of dromedaries is the high milk yield of female camels (up to 15 L, usually 3-8 L). 182 178 630 450 Dromedaries are characterized by the head with a very prominent narrow forehead, prolonged facial bones, forming the humpy nose profile. The neck of the Turkmen dromedary is long and very agile, with strong and well-developed musculature. When connecting with the body, the neck is merging with the high bent withers, the edge of which is connecting with the hump's basis; the body is deep, dense, relatively short; the chest pad is well-developed, long and broad. The hump of fattened camels is rounded towards the top in a cone, protruding 30-40 cm over the back; roundish at the basis, it can be a bit pressed from the sides. domestic breed 2.3 450 4000 3.5 30 28 two intra-breed types can be distinguished: 1. Sakarchagin: milk-meat type: - wither height 188 cm;
- live weight 720 kg;
- milk yield: 3 500 kg in 12 months with 3.5% milk fat;
2. Yerbent milk type: - wither height 178 cm;
- live weight 610 kg;
- milk yield: 4 400 kg in 12 months with 3.3% milk fat;
1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Dromedary Bactrian Camel Dromedary-Bactrian Hybrid eng. The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 190 820 domestic breed 4.6 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Duck (domestic) Arman cross domestic breed Arman cross ducks became widely spread in different regions of Kazakhstan. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Duck (domestic) Medeo M-2 Meat High-productive. domestic line The first domestic cross of Medeo was raised on the basis of 2 Cherry-Valley duck lines, imported in 1971. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Duck (domestic) Medeo New M-1 Meat High-productive. domestic line The first domestic cross of Medeo was raised on the basis of 2 Cherry-Valley duck lines, imported in 1971. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Duck (domestic) Medeo cross Meat High-productive. domestic line The first domestic cross of Medeo was raised on the basis of 2 Cherry-Valley duck lines, imported in 1971. The crossing of M-1 and M-2 lines provides the meat yield growth up to 316 kg, i.e. by 9%. Introduction of Medeo cross ducks on domestic poultry farms enabled to increase the meat production per 1 egg laying duck against that of earlier bred populations by 80 kg. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Duck (domestic) Peking Pekin Meat uni coloured: white 4 3.5 domestic breed originated from China Their egg yield per 1 cycle of egg laying is 120-130 eggs. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Goat Hybrid fleece 0 0 38 domestic breed Hybrids from crossing local goats with Soviet wool breed goats. "raised at the former state farm """"Taugeliksky"""", Kegen district and at the former state farm """"Syugatinsky"""", Chilic district and Almaty region." 1.8 2.8 Minimum requirements to the fleece weight of hybrid goats are 20% lower, than those to pure-bred animals. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Goat Kazakh Meat 2 2 domestic breed part of the Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired group cashmere local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Goat Kazakh rough-wool eng. Milk uni coloured: mainly black (about 80%) 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Goat Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired eng. Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Mestnye Grubosherstnye Kozy Srednei Azii Meat The breed is considered a valuable resource for the creation of new breeds. uni coloured: usually black, occasionally grey, tan or pied 2 2 large horns 60 45 domestic breed indigenous breed mountain goats Altai cashmere 0.64 150 125 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, the animals were housed for 4-7months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.37 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Goat Soviet Mohair eng. Soviet Mohair Soviet wool, Sovetskaya Sherstnaya Wool The fertility of this breed is generally quite low. The productive quality of the Kazakh wool goat population is high. The animals can withstand long distance drives, they have a strong constitution. F65-333 uni coloured: white 2 2 females: small and thin horns males: well developed horns 68 39 small in size domestic breed composite of Angora (USA) and Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired goats 1937 mohair/angora 1.9 2 4 150 120 3.1 2.8 F65-333 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 0-4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.13 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Adaev Adaev Adayev, Adaevskaya Riding (sports) These horses are well-adapted to the conditions of southern deserts. Having at their disposal only sparse pasture vegetation all the year round. good fertility: up to 90% and higher. multi coloured: various: bay, red, black, grey, isabelline, greyish-brown. 370 360 light animals. The Adayev horse is characterized by the light lean head, lively widely-placed eyes, agile straight ears. The neck is straight, thin, long and high enough. The withers are well-defined, the back is usually straight, with a good upper line, the body is deep, with roundish ribs, the croup is often hanged down, but its muscularity is well-developed. Forefeet are correctly built, joints are well-developed, tendons are clearly visible. The skin is dense, with moderate overgrowing. domestic variety variety of Kazakh, may have some Turkmen blood between Caspian and Aral seas regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Akhal-Teke eng. Akhal-Teke Turki, Turkmen, Turkmenian, Turkoman, Akhal-Tekinskaya 158 157 465 425 light animals, similar to Iomud, but larger domestic breed originated as a desert horse, developed in Turkmenia around the turn of the 8th century southern Kazakhstan F65-257 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The records for the breed are as follows:
1000m in 1min 3.8 sec,
1600m in 1min 44.8 sec,
2700m in 2 min 45.3 sec.
international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Jabe Western Kazakh (obsulete synonym), Dzhabe Meat The fertility of mares reaches 95% and over. Jabe horses are famous for their high meat quality: juiciness and excellent taste. light animals. Their head is proportional, with well-developed jaw muscularity, wide in the forehead . Ears are small, the crest is normal, in some horses - short. The neck is medium-sized, usually of low building, in some horses - of medium building. The withers are muscular, usually low, the back is straight, wide, the small of the back is well-muscled. The chest is wide and deep, with roundish ribs. The shoulder-blade is short, well-built. The croup is a bit short. domestic variety heavier variety of Kazakh western Kazakhstan 60 90 15 20 230 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Karabair Karabair good adaptation to living in the herd under the continental climate conditions. uni coloured: mainly light brown, grey or red, but black and spotted also exists "This breed is characterized by lean constitution, lean joints, thin elastic skin, a medium-sized head, often with a humpy nose, expressive eyes, powerful temperament, and often """"Arab"""" tail. The neck is relatively long, muscular, the withers are high, the back is wide, short and firm, the small of the back is flat, the croup is roundish, sometimes hanging down, extremities are lean, springing joints are closed, hoofs are firm. The chest is deep, but not broad enough, the shoulder-blade is of a medium length, the tail overgrowing is not high." domestic breed this breed is the product of crossing southern (desert) type (Turkmen, Arab, Persian) horses with steppe (Mongolian and Kazakh) horses regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Kazakh eng. Kazakh Kirgiz Mountains (former synonym), Kirgiz Meat uni coloured: bay, dark bay or red, occasionally greyish or grey 144 142 450 450 light animals, Mongolian type domestic breed F65-273 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Kushum West Kazakh Saddle-Draft, Zapadno-Kazakhstanskaya Verkhovo-Upryazhnaya, Kushumskaya Riding (sports) The meat of Kushum horses is of good quality. uni coloured: bay, chestnut 159 154 535 492 light animals domestic breed composite of Trotter, Thoroughbred, Don, Budyonny and Kazakh. 1930-1976 western Kazakhstan 300 F65-305, 307 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Kustanai Kustanaiskaya Riding (sports) Kustanai horses are characterized by many years of living. fertility. uni coloured: usually bay or chestnut, also reddish-grey or brown
multi coloured: grey, red 163 160 light animals. sufficiently dense body building type, characteristic for a steppe horse. These are animals of lean constitution, with strong tendon-chord apparatus and harmonic body-building. The head is small, the back is flat and wide, the small of the back is short, the croup is medium-sized, well-muscled. The chest is deep, the shoulder-blade is long, slanting, the ribs are long and round. The extremities are correctly built, the hoofs are strong. y domestic breed This breed was raised by absorption crossing of Kazakh mares with Kalmyk, Don, Strelets and Orlov-Rastopchin male horses, and their hybrid mares - with pure-bred riding breeding males. 1887-1951 North-western Kazakhstan F65-275 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Horse Mugalzhar good adaptation to the all-year-round pasturing. the fertility of females is 90-95%. high meat and milk yield. 490 440 domestic breed This breed was raised by simple reproductive crossing of local horses with Jabe stallions. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Pig Aksai Black Pied Aksai black-variegated, Askaiskaya Cherno Pestraya Meat good adaptability to pasturing, they have pigmented skin and bristle, which determines their adaptation to the arid and hot climate. high fertility. multi coloured: black and white pied 340 245 erect ears domestic line composite of Large White, Berkshire and local pigs. The breed of black-variegated pigs was raised by crossing 5 lines: Drachun 412, Solovei 393, Smaragd 219, disc 3, Skakun 423, and by method of the reverse introductory crossing with Berkshires the line of Svat 179 was raised, characterized by the increased precocity. 1952 Alma Ata, South-eastern Kazakhstan F65-137 11.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Pig Big White eng. Large White high fertility and high milk yield.. 325 250 small head with a wide forehead. Their ears are thin, directed upwards, forward and to the sides; the neck is muscular; the crest is broad, deep and wide; the back is straight; the small of the back and the sacrum are broad; hams are round, descending to the springing joints; legs are strong, lean, well-built; the skin is dense, elastic, without folds; long and smooth. Pigs of this breed are big, with a bit prolonged body in the middle, on short legs. domestic breed 11 32 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Pig Semirechensk Kazakh Hybrid Breed Group, Kazakhskaya Gibridnaya Porodnaya Gruppa, Semirechenskaya Meat The breed is adapted to the extreme climate of south-east Kazakhstan. intensive metabolism. adapted to breeding under extreme conditions. uni coloured: white, occasionally dark brown or tan
multi coloured: occasionally black pied 298 221 short hair, short erect ears. meat-and fat type of their body building, with strong constitution, medium body length, satisfactorily formed hams. domestic breed composite of Asiatic Wild (1/16-1/8), Large White (3/4-7/8) and Kemerovo 1947-1966 South-eastern Kazakhstan 689 F65-123 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Pig Ukrainian White Steppe Ukrainian White Steppe 325 245 Pigs of this breed are big, of strong constitution, mostly of the meat and fat type. Their head is relatively small, narrow in the forehead, with big, a bit descending to the eyes ears. domestic breed 1.2 1.2 11 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Aktyubinsk eng. Aktyubinskaya Polugrubosherstnaya Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Sary-Ja and Kazakh Fat-Rumped North-eastern Kazakhstan wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Akzhaik 0 0 domestic breed Under the conditions of West Kazakhstan, in 1996, with using the original method, one more meat and wool semi-fine-fleece breed with cross-bred wool was raised - the Akzhaik breed. The method used was complex multi-breed reproductive crossing of fine-fleece and semi-fine-fleece rough-wool females with Lincoln and Romni-Mash rams, having ¼ : ¾ blood of these breeds. In the course of intrabreeding the second generation desired type hybrids, the Akzhaik breed was raised, in which the share of Lincoln and Romni-Mash sheep was 56.5%. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Atyrau fat-rumped high lambskin, meat and fat productivity. PeltFur exceptionally good adaptation to the all-year-round pasture grazing in the desert and semi-desert area. good reproductivity. 0 0 90 62 domestic breed The Atyrau breed was raised in 1974-1998 by complex reproductive crossing of Kazakh fat-rumped rough-wool and Edilbai females with Sourkhandaria and Karakalpak intrabreed type sour karakul rams, with the subsequent intra-breeding of the second generation hybrids. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Beskaragai Merino eng. Beskaragaiskii Merinos Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Mazaez, Novocaucasian Merinos and Kazakh Fat-Rumped Semipalatinsk, North-eastern Kazakhstan wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Chuisk Semifinewool Chuiskaya Polutonkorunnaya, Chuisk Meat-Wool Breed Group Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Kazakh Meat-Wool, Stavropol, Précoce and Fat-Rumped wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Degeresskaya Myasosherstnaya ru. Degeress, Degeres Mutton-Wool Meat The hybrids with semi-rough wool of light tints are characterized by excellent mutton quality. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 78 71 106 61 fat-rump or with short fat tail domestic breed composite of Shropshire (and Précoce) and Kazakh Fat-Rumped. It is the unique, rare breed, combining the semi-fine fleece with a fat rump. It has been bred for several decades. First experiments were started in 1914: Kazakh fat-rumped female sheep were crossed with English Shropshire meat semi-fine-fleece breed rams. The introductory crossing with precos, the offspring of fat-rumped females and preco rams, was also applied. 1931-1980 wool 3.7 104 F65-189, 191 As a valuable genofund, this breed gives good results in interbreed crossing with local rough-wool fat-rumped sheep. local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Edil'Baevskaya ru. Edilba, Edilbaev Meat well-adapted to breeding under the conditions of semi-desert and desert areas of Kazakhstan. By the wool yield and wool quality these sheep exceed greatly all other breeds of Kazakh fat-rumped sheep. uni coloured: black, red, brown 0 0 103 75 fat rump. strong constitution , correct body building, with a wide and deep body and a well-developed rump. domestic breed composite of Kazakh Fat-Rumped and Kalmyk northern Kazakhstan. The best flocks of Edilbai sheep are concentrated on the farms of the West-Kazakhstan region. wool coarse/carpet 2.4 152 5.8 6 5.2 195 F65-223 The females have high milk yield, ensuring quick growth and development of young animals. 1.15 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Hampshire fat-rumped eng. Hampshire Down 0 0 85 50 domestic breed 3.3 4.5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Karakul lambskin. The lambskin is obtained from lambs, killed on the 1st-3rd days after their birth. Karakul PeltFur 0 0 76 48 strong, tender, overdeveloped and rough. A light and a bit hump-nosed head, a relatively light well-built body, high and thin feet with strong hoofs and a fat tail - these are some exterior traits of this breed, characterizing it as a typically desert animal. domestic breed 0.7 2.5 4.8 4.3 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kargalin Fat-Rumped eng. Kargalinskaya Porodnaya Gruppa, Kargalinskie Kurdyuchnye Ovtsi Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 107 62 fat rump domestic breed composite of Degeres, Sary-Ja and (Edilbaev x Fat-Rumped) 1931 Aktyubinsk wool coarse/carpet 2.9 5 4.5 273 F65-209 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kazakh fat-rumped semi-rough-wool high meat and fat yield. eng. Meat enabling to range for a long time on pastures. exclusive adaptability to the all year round pasturing in arid steppe, semi-desert and desert areas of Kazakhstan. 0 0 111 60 strong constitution, regular forms of body-building, well-developed skeleton, well-built strong extremities and strong hoofs. domestic breed 1.7 3 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kazakh meat and wool Meat well-adapted to the conditions of deserts and semi-deserts in the south-eastern part of Kazakhstan. The fertility of females is 120-130%. good fattening and meat quality. 0 0 59 59 domestic breed 3.5 4 21 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kazakhskaya Korridel' ru. Kazakh Corriedale 0 0 domestic breed composite of Border Leicester and Romney or Lincoln x Kazakh Finewool southern Kazakhstan wool local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kazakhskaya Kurdyuchnaya ru. Kazakh Fat-Rumped Kazakh Fat-Rumped Wool This breed is known for its large fat tail weighing about 7 kg. uni coloured: reddish-brown 2 0 Females are hornless, rams are often hornless too. 60 46 83 It is characterized by big layers of fat on the sacrum tail part (the rump). well-developed skeleton, relatively long extremities, wide and deep chest, a prolonged body with a high-elevated rump. The extremities, head, belly and the lower part of their neck are covered with short hair. domestic breed wool coarse/carpet 1.88 3.3 3.7 F46-111, 114 FAO Breed Survey 1.02 2 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kazakhskaya Polutonkorunnaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Kazakh semi-fine-fleece, Kazakh Semifinewool Meat Female sheep are characterized by high fertility: their average fertility is 128.1%. uni coloured: white 0 0 106 106 domestic breed composite of Lincoln, North Caucasus Mutton-Wool and Précoce x Kazakh Fat-Rumped. The Kazakh semi-fine fleece breed of sheep with cross-bred wool of two zonal types and 7 farm lines was raised by complex reproductive crossing on the multi-breed basis with using 5 breeds simultaneously at the beginning stage: Lincoln, Romni-Mash, Border-Leister and Tien-Shan rams: Kazakh fine-fleece or fine-fleece and rough-wool hybrid females. 1945 southern Kazakhstan wool medium 11.3 4.3 4.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kazakhskaya Tonkorunnaya ru. Kazakh fine-fleece, Kazakh Finewool Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 111 68 y domestic breed composite of Kazakh Fat-Rumped, Précoce and American Rambouillet 1931-1945 Alma-Ata, South-eastern Kazakhstan wool fine 4.75 5 3.5 F65-177 1.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Kazakhskii Arkharo Merinos ru. Kazakh Arkhar-Merino Meat uni coloured: white 2 0/2 95 57.5 y domestic breed composite of Arkhar and Merino followed by two Merino top crosses 1934-1949 South-eastern Kazakhstan wool fine 3.2 F65-175 1.22 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Sary-Arka fat-rumped rough-wool sheep These sheep give the high-quality mutton and white and light-gray rough wool. eng. Wool the fertility of females is 105-115%. 0 0 98 68.5 The animals of both types are strong in their constitution; their fleece is of a tress structure, consisting of the down, hair and basic fibers; their rump is medium-sized. domestic breed 1.7 2.7 120 150 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Sary-Ja Sary-Ja Saradzhinskaya uni coloured: grey 0 0 85 57.5 fat-rump y domestic breed improved by Degeres since 1950 wool coarse/carpet 3.5 5.3 5 200 F65-211 This is a range breed, kept on pasture throughout the year. Supplemental feeding is only given to weak sheep and rams during the pre-mating and mating periods. Emergency supplies of roughages and concentrates are kept as an insurance against heavy snowfalls and ice-covered grazing. 1.04 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Severokavkazskii Merinos ru. North Kazakh Merino Wool adaptability to natural-climatic conditions. uni coloured: white 2 0 105 57.5 strong constitution. domestic breed It was bred by the complex reproductive crossing of the imported to Irtysh region Mazai and New-Caucasian merinos and their hybrids from crossing of local rough-wool sheep with Ramboulie rams, and then Askaniya, Altai, Askaniya-Caucasian, Grozny breeds, with the subsequent intra- breeding of the desired animals. After approbation, to increase the merino fleece production, Australian merinos were used. northern Kazakhstan wool fine 5.7 F65-163 1.15 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep South-Kazakh arkharomerino Milk high fertility. high milk yield and meat productivity.. 0 0 95 63 The characteristic features of their body building include the relatively broad chest with the advanced chest bone; the strong body with good meat forms and well-built legs; short ears, a well developed neck, strong hoofs; the legs are built in a specific way: the external angle of the springing joint is very well developed, which gives the animals high springing ability when they are running and jumping, the forefeet are a bit closed in their knee joints. domestic breed This breed is raised by crossing fine-fleece females with wild rams- arkhars. 37 1.4 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Sovetskii Merinos ru. Soviet Merino Soviet Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 111 50 domestic breed composite of Mazaev, Novocaucasus Merino and improved Merino northern Caucasus wool fine 6.2 F65-167 1.35 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Sulukol'skii Merinos ru. Sulukol Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Finewool and Kazakh Fat-Rumped since 1958 Kustanai, North-western Kazakhstan wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Yuzhnokazakhskii Merinos ru. Aral, South Kazakh Merino Wool This breed is the best one in its adaptability to specific conditions. These animals are unpretentious, agile, capable to endure long migrations to season pastures in arid areas, getting well-fattened in summer on the mountains at the altitude of up to 3,000 m and in winter in sandy deserts on sparse fodder pastures. uni coloured: white 0 0 110 52 y domestic breed composite of Novocaucasus and (Soviet Merinos x Kazakh Fat-Rumped). The basic material for raising the new breed were fine-fleece and rough-wool hybrids, bred by the absorbing crossing of Kazakh rough-wool females with fine-fleece rams mainly of wool-meat and wool productivity: New-Caucasian, Caucasian, Altai, Soviet, Stavropol and Grozny merinos. The first fine-fleece wool and meat productivity sheep breed in Kazakhstan. 1944-1964 Jambul to Kazalinsk, southern Kazakhstan wool fine 4.1 F65-165 1.42 local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Sheep Zapadnokazakhstanskaya Myasosherstnaya ru. West Kazakhstan Mutton-Wool Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of (Stavropol x Lincoln) and (Tsigai x Précoce x a local breed) since 1948 western Kazakhstan wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Kazakhstan KAZ Turkey Bronze eng. Bronze 16 9 domestic breed wild American turkeys crossed with black English turkeys. 85 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Kenya KEN Ass Masai Masai uni coloured: brown Native n domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Ass Somali Somali uni coloured: grey Native domestic breed similar to the Toposa of South-eastern Sudan northern Kenya international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Belgian blue eng. Belgian Blue Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Boran Boran East African Shorthorned Zebu Meat The animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: usually white or grey, also red
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short horns 130 121 400 250 East African Shorthorned Zebu type Native domestic breed northern Kenya 170 1200 25 25 N2-40 F20(1)-104 W67-53 W57-30 FAO Breed Survey There is inadequate water supply. Reliable performance data are not available for this breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Brown Swiss Brown Swiss 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Dexter eng. Dexter 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Duruma 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Ethiopian Boran eng. Ethiopian Boran Borana, Borena, Galla, Somali Boran, Tanaland Boran, Avai Meat uni coloured: grey, white 0/2 0/2 121 118 318 225 humped, males have a bigger hump Native domestic variety unimproved variety of Boran northern Kenya 180 843 18.2 17.8 48 60 N2-48 W42-29 FAO Breed Survey The milk yield per lactation refers to pastoral conditions. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Giriama 2 2 Native domestic breed local Small East African Zebu south Kenya local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Jiddu Jiddu 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous Zenga type regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Kamasia East African Shorthorned Zebu, Turgen 2 2 short horns Native domestic breed local Small East African Zebu western Kenya FAO Breed Survey There is an inadequate water supply. Therefore the animals often have to walk long distances to reach watering points. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Kamba They are mainly used for draft (tillage and transport), milk and meat. The type has large humps that are irregularly shaped in the form of a pyramid and some have cervico-thoracic humps. A variety of horn shape and hump size exist with some being polled. They have pendulous dewlap. East African Shorthorned Zebu, Ukamba, Wakamba, Akamba DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SavingSecurity, Transport Black or white, or black and white are colours commonly seen 2 2 375 307 Native domestic breed local Small East African Zebu South-eastern Kenya 275 1815 42 50 45 54 480 420 510 Kenya Livestock Breed Catalogue, 2019 There is an inadequate water supply, therefore the animals often have to walk long distances to reach watering points. Weaning weight (overall mean for both sexes): 108kg local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Karapokot 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Kenya Boran Meat is destined for local markets and export. eng. Improved Boran Meat A range of coat colours reported for Kenyan Boran cattle breed include: black, light red, red, white, brown, roan and cream. 2 2 124 121 700 475 Native domestic variety improved variety of Boran central Kenya 295 5 5.67 23.4 20 43 40 47 483 413 591 341 57.8 FAO Breed Survey This breed is often kept on ranches and usually has an adequate water supply. Cattle are fed on total grazing. Dressing percentage (%) reported here is mean of 6 males at the age of 5 years Data on birth weight was collected under on station management condition Daily gain (avg., g) in this report refers to male animals from birth to 45.5 months old Parturition percentage (%): Min. 75.3, Avg. 83.57, Max. 88.40; Weaning weight - mean for both sexes (kg): Min. 129.5, Avg. 153, Max. 177 Yearling weight - mean for both sexes (kg): Min. 162, Avg. 186, Max. 211 local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Kikuyu East African Shorthorned Zebu Meat 2 2 119 113 365 260 Native domestic breed local Small East African Zebu central Kenya FAO Breed Survey The breed endures inadequate grazing and water supply. Performance data for this breed is very scant and what is available is not very reliable. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Masai Maasai Zebu is predominantly found in southern Kenya extending to north-east Tanzania with close association with the Maasai community. Comparatively, it is the largest of all SEAZ types in Kenya. Masai East African Shorthorned Zebu, Maasai General, Meat, Milk The breed is adapted to live under semi-arid climatic conditions. 2 2 400 360 Native n domestic breed local Small East African Zebu Southern Kenya, mainly Kajiado County and its environs. FAO Breed Survey N9 Special conditions faced by the breed include inadequate water supply and furthermore, animals have to go long distances in search of water. Performance data is very scarce for this breed. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle NFD Boran Meat 0 0 Native domestic variety indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Nandi Nandi The type is small in size and fine-boned. It’s the dairy type of the SEAZ comparatively producing more milk than other zebu types. The types has a thoracic hump varying in size and shape from round from front to back and hangs backwards in bulls. Moderately well-developed udders but will small closely placed teats. East African Shorthorned Zebu, Nandi Blue DraughtPower, Meat, Milk The breed is highly endangered due breed replacement, upgrading and crossbreeding Nandi cattle breed is reported to be resistant to ticks and tick-borne diseases A range of coat colours reported for Nandi cattle breed include: black, red, fawn and grey with mixtures of these with black and red being predominant but white is rare. 2 2 113 380 260 Native n domestic Breed local Small East African Zebu Nandi zebu is predominantly found in north rift region, an area inhabited by the Nandi community 240 236 246 803 737 878 5.6 2.25 43 41 44 362 FAO Breed Survey There is an inadequate water supply, therefore the animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. Paturition Interval (days) data refer to mean of 568 animals under on station management condition Available performance data is scanty and unreliable. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Orma Boran Meat, Milk White or fawn with no pigment 0 0 325 303 Native domestic variety indigenous breed 400 Average daily gain (gm) was measured under on station management condition from 3 heifers Parturition percentage (%): 79.5 (sample size 99) - data collected under ranch condition. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Red Poll Red Poll 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu Locally adapted y domestic breed 272 1852 4.6 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 FAO Breed Survey international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Samburu East African Shorthorned Zebu 2 2 113 380 260 Native domestic breed local small East African Zebu central Kenya FAO Breed Survey There is an inadequate water supply therefore the animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. Performance data is very scanty and unreliable. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Cattle Suk 2 2 Native domestic breed local Small East African Zebu, may have some Karamajong blood North-western Kenya local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Teso DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Black and brown whole colours are more common. Other coat colours reported for Teso cattle breed include: Black and white, brown and white, red roan, grey roan, and white and cream. 0 0 206 Native domestic breed indigenous breed 278 273 285 624 534 691 2.4 18 18 424 399 443 263 169 Carcass weight (kg) reported here refers to mean value for 7 males. Dressing percentage (%) reported here refers to mean value for 7 males at the age of 48 months. Average daily gain (gm) reported here refers to female calves under on station (supplemented cows) management condition. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Tuni Serengi, Serenli DraughtPower, Meat, Milk multi coloured: usually red with white spots, also red or pied 2 2 116 118 412 321 Native domestic breed Sanga-Zebu intermediate eastern Kenya 252 305 5.3 5.47 47 360 420 local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Turkana Meat, Milk 2 2 Native domestic breed East African Zebu, similar to Karamajong and Toposa North-western Kenya 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Watende . Mainly kept for draft, milk and mea Kuria Mature body frames are thin, shallow but long with relatively long horns Kuria DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Whole black is reported to be the most common coat colour of Watende cattle breed. Brown, and black or brown with some white can also be seen. 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed semi - intensive grazing stationary 1.75 6.5 33 44 42 45 630 540 720 Kenya Livestock Breeds Catalogue, 2019 local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Cattle Winam Mainly used for draft (tillage), milk production, sports (bull fights), cultural and funeral activities Luo . Comparatively, the smallest of all SEAZ with varied horn shapes, sizes and orientation. There is a notable variance in hump size and position. Highly tolerant to tick-borne diseases and helminthes. Kavirondo, Luhyia, Luo, East African Shorthorned Zebu DraughtPower, Fertilizer, General, GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides, Sport Highly tolerant to tick-borne diseases and helminthes The most commonly seen coat colours of Winam cattle breed are: black, white and black-and-white. 2 2 Varied horn shapes, sizes and orientation 113 109 400 350 Native n Domestic Breed local Small East African Zebu western Kenya extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 27 36 32 40 15 12 18 Kenya Livestock Breeds Catalogue,2019 This breed suffers inadequate water supply in the dry season. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Chicken Kenyan Indigenous Chicken English Consist of various unimproved, non-selected sub-populations of heterogeneous features such as plumage, shank, skin and eye colours, comb and wattle types, earlobes and body sizes. Kuku Kienyeji Eggs, Meat, TraditionalCeremonies single yellow various various colours no special pattern indigenous 2.2 1.6 Native n domestic mongrel (Birds) Local N/A N/A Rural and peri-urban areas of the country local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Chicken Naked neck Frizzle Feathered eng. Meat Native domestic breed indigenous breed Rural areas. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Chicken Red Leghorn eng. Eggs Exotic domestic strain imported; exotic Urban and peri-urban areas. local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Urban and peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Urban and peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs Exotic domestic strain Urban and peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Dromedary Rendille Gabbra PackBaggage The breed is very tolerant to droughts and hardy. The animals are kept without water for up to 14 days during the dry season. uni coloured: white, light grey, fawn or red-brown 180 170 450 400 Native domestic breed 365 1000 3.9 30 25 Performance and population data have been collected since 1981 for Masters and PhD Thesis. The herds have been recorded regularly. This breeed shows intermediate productivity, but is very drought tolerant. They are bled up to 5 litres for human consumption. Used for transport, carry up to 100 kg regularly. 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Dromedary Somali DraughtPower The breed is susceptible to drought. This is the most productive breed in Kenya. It is important as draft and baggage animal. 200 650 575 Very large body size, but large feet, slow movement, light in colour, with little hair on top of hump and shoulders. Native domestic breed 425 1650 4.2 35 30 The animals are kept without water for 7 to 10 days during the dry season, but they are more susceptible to drought than other Kenyian breeds. This breed is raised in flat, sandy plains; due to their high centre of gravity the animals have problems on rocky hills or areas with gullies. very high milk yield 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Dromedary Turkana Low centre of gravity contributes to the adaptation of the animal to the rugged country. The breed is very drought tolerant if trained to go without water for long periods (up to seven days during the dry season) but traditionally has short watering intervals. Least productive of the Kenyan breeds but very hardy. 200 170 425 350 This dromedary breed is dark in colour. rarely pure white animals and black animals with white nose flash are found. They are hairier than other local breeds. Their feet are small, very agile and can climb lava hills to forage. Native domestic breed 300 850 4.9 25 22 The production data are obtained by accurate measurements and literature reviews. Often bled for human consumption which might have contributed to the smaller size ot the animal. 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Goat Alpine Alpine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Goat Angora Goat eng. Angora uni coloured: white 2 2 small-sized, small head in proportion to the body Exotic domestic breed native to Turkey 2400 years BC hair mohair/angora 2.2 1.02 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Goat Black Bedouin Syrian Mountain 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Goat Boran Boran Somali, Galla Meat uni coloured: black, blond, cream or fawn with black dorsal stripe 2 2 60 60 35 27 short ears Native domestic breed part of the Small East African Group northern Kenya 70 3.4 3.4 82 F88-95 FAO Breed Survey These animals endure inadequate water supply, especially in the arid and semi-arid areas. 1.29 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Goat Oberhosli Oberhasli 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -Kenya KEN Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Goat Small East African eng. Small East African Meat The breed is adapted to locally harsh conditions. The animals can breed all year round. Furthermore, a high twinning rate is reported. This is a hardy breed. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 60 60 27 27 short coat and ears, tassels common Native domestic breed country-wide F20(1) -105 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Goat Somali Somali Degeun, Deghier, Dighi yer, Modugh, Mudugh, Galla Meat, Milk uni coloured: white occasionally with spots or patches 2 0/2 76 69 35 short hair and ears Native domestic breed North-eastern Kenya 174 47 250 77 48 101 0.64 2.4 2.4 30 432 344 520 82 47 N2-125 Daily gain was measured under on sattion management condition. Dressing percentage reported here refers to animals reared under on government station management condition. Value for daily gain (Avg, g) reported here refers to mean value for both sexes from birth to 120 days old. Value for dressing percentage (%) reported here refers to mean value for both sexes. Parturition percentage (%): Min. 47, Avg. 77, Max. 92; Twinning rate (%): Min. 3, Avg. 16.4, Max. 36 Weaning weight - for both sexes (kg): Min. 7.48, Avg. 8.24, Max. 9 Yearling weight - for both sexes (kg): Min. 18.5, Avg. 19.45, Max. 20.4 1.06 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Mostly used in mixed crop/livestock systems. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Kenya KEN Pig Landrace Landrace Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Mostly used in mixed crop/livestock systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Mostly used in mixed crop/livestock systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Rabbit Angora eng. Angora Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported Mainly taken care of by children, especially boys. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Rabbit California White eng. California Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported Mainly taken care of by children, especially boys. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Rabbit Flemish giant eng. Flemish Giant Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported Mainly taken care of by children, especially boys. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Rabbit Kenyan White eng. Kenya White Meat Exotic domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly taken care of by children, especially boys. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported Mainly taken care of by children, especially boys. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian Meat multi coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 37.5 31.4 short hair, fat-rumped Native domestic breed hair 40 38 42 0.25 2.55 2.27 22 14 26 316 240 357 91 12.2 44.35 Performance data were measured under on station management condition. The value for daily gain (Avg., g) reported here refers to mean value for both sexes from birth to 24 weeks old. The value for carcass weight (kg) reported here refers to mean value for 15 animals of both sexes of 8 to 9 months old. Parturition percentage (%): Min. 60, Avg. 80.67, Max. 98. Twinning rate (%): Min. 0.01, Avg. 3.13, Max. 7. Weaning weight (kg): Female - Min. 11.4, Avg. 13.55, Max. 15.7; Male - Min. 11.7, Avg. 13.75, Max. 18. Yearling weight - both sexes (kg): Min. 24.80, Avg. 24.9, Max. 25.0 1.04 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale 0 0 Exotic domestic breed exotic
The Corriedale was developed in New Zealand and Australia during the late 1800s' from crossing Lincoln or Leicester rams with Merino females. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Dorper Dorper Dorsie Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: white with black head 0 0 64 55 49 Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic Arid areas of Kenya. 0.54 0.42 0.66 7.1 3.48 3.37 7.1 11.5 180 19 47 Carcass weight (kg) was measured under on station management condition. Kept in ranching systems. The value for daily gain (g) reported here refers to mean value for both sexes from birth to slaughter age. The value for carcass weight (kg) reported here refers to mean value for boh sexes Parturition percentage (%): Min. 61, Avg. 85.15, Max. 135. Twinning rate (%): Min. 2, Avg. 11.39, Max. 27. Weaning weight (kg): Female - Min. 19, Avg. 23.12, Max. 27; Male - Min. 20, Avg. 24.86, Max. 30. Yearling weight (kg): Female - Min. 35, Avg. 35.58, Max. 37; Male - Min. 37, Avg. 42.39, Max. 45. 1.27 1 1.59 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep East African Long-tailed eng. East African long tailed 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed Along Tanzania border in the Southwest. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Kenian Samburu eng. 0 0 Native domestic variety variety of Masai varying in type and colour northern Kenya wool local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Sheep Kipsigis Lumbwa 0 0 Native domestic variety variety of Masai western Kenya wool local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Sheep Luo 0 0 Native domestic variety variety of Masai western Kenya wool local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Sheep Masai Masai Tanganyika Short-Tailed, Red Masai Meat multi coloured: red-brown, occasionally pied 0/2 0/2 72 66 41 32 short fat tail or fat rumped Native domestic breed East African fat-tailed type hair 2.7 2.7 18.2 18 18.3 310 305 312 97 43 F88-175, 176, 177 Carcass weight (kg) was measured under on station management condition. The value for carcass weight (kg) reported here refers to mean value of hot carcass for 10 animals of both sexes. The value for dressing percentage (%) reported here refers to mean value for 10 animals (sex not specified) of 8 - 9 months old. Parturition percentage (%): Min. 75, Avg. 85.52, Max. 114.7. Twinning rate (%): Min. 14, Avg. 14.33, Max. 15. Weaning weight - for both sexes (kg): Min. 8.9, Avg. 12.52, Max. 19. Yearling weight - for both sexes (kg): Min. 17.5, Avg. 19.07, Max. 22.6. 1.05 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Sheep Merino Merino Wool 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Nandi 0 0 Native domestic variety variety of Masai western Kenya wool local No Material unknown unknown -Kenya KEN Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Romney 0 0 Exotic domestic breed exotic
Developed in the 19th century in England. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Somali Somali Blackheaded Somali, Ogaden, Berbera Blackhead Meat uni coloured: white with black head 0 0 62 31.7 fat-rump Native domestic breed northern Kenya hair 2.7 2.7 60 A1-6 1.04 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Kenya KEN Sheep South Down eng. South Down 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Kenya KEN Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kenya KEN Sheep Sussex eng. Sussex 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Ass Kirgizskaya ru. Kirgiz Central Asian type domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Bactrian camel Kazakh Bactrian eng. Kazakh Bactrian The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 180 174 700 585 domestic breed 5.5 545 1200 5.5 45 39 two intra-breed types can be distinguished: 1. meat-wool type: - average weight 750 kg (males) and 650 kg (females);
- wither height avg. 184 cm, max. 196 cm (males) and 180 cm (females);
- fleece weight 8 - 15 kg/year;
- milk yield in 12 months: 920 kg;
- milk fat 6.2 %;
2. meat-milk type: - average weight: 670 kg (males), 580 kg (females);
- wither height: 179 cm (males), 173 cm (females);
- fleece weight 8 kg (males), 5.4 kg (fermales);
- avg. milk yield 450 kg in 12 months with 5.7% milk fat;
1 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Cattle Alatauskaya russia Alatau breed bred in 1950 on the basis of the absorption cross-breeding of local cattle bulls Kyrgyz Schwyz, Yaroslavl breeds. Breed of combined meat and dairy production. Alatau common species in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and was taken out in Mongolia. Animals brown suit. Ala-Tau Alatau very well adapted to the local conditions (dry summer and severe winter) 0 0 little rather short body, a deep breast and lower legs position. The cow's udder capacity is well developed. domestic breed reproductive crossing of local Kyrgyz cattle with shwizc and the Kostroma breeds. Animals of this breed are very close with brown shwizc 1950 country-wide 12.5 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Cattle Aulie-Ata Aulie-Ata Auliatinskaya, Aulieatinskaya Milk The most valuable features of the breed are its adaptability to the ecological conditions experienced in the breeding zone, high vitality and strong constitution. uni coloured: usually black with white markings on underside, sometimes grey 2 2 139 129 900 510 y 1935 domestic breed composite of Friesian and Kazakh 1885-1912, 1926 northern Kyrgyzstan 305 3250 3.87 31 29 F65-11, 13 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Cattle Black-Motley Black-Motley Kyrgyz Milk 0 0 domestic breed represented by two subpopulations - Alatau-Holstein and Aulieatino-Holstein hybrids of different generations zones of intensive agriculture of Chui and Talas areas regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Cattle Kazakh eng. Kazakh Kirgiz, Kazakhskaya Meat 2 2 124 112 498 330 domestic breed Turano-Mongolian type 180 880 5 F46-39 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Alatau domestic breed imported from Russia, Israel, Belarus, Kazakhstan and other countries local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Byelorussia domestic breed imported from Russia, Israel, Belarus, Kazakhstan and other countries local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Jaffa domestic breed imported from Russia, Israel, Belarus, Kazakhstan and other countries local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Kornish Cornish domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Kychinskaya Kuchinskaya Meat industrial 2.1 1.8 domestic breed 140 4 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Kyrgyzskaya Kyrgyz Meat industrial 2.2 2 domestic breed country-wide 180 4 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Lohmann White eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann White domestic breed imported from Russia, Israel, Belarus, Kazakhstan and other countries regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken Rhodonite Commercial strain- Rodonit domestic breed imported from Russia, Israel, Belarus, Kazakhstan and other countries international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Belyi leggorn Eggs industrial 1.4 1.2 domestic breed 220 4 4 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Duck (domestic) Pekin eng. Pekin Pekinskaya Meat industrial 2.6 2.2 domestic breed imported from Kazakhstan; Cross Medeo (Meadow) country-wide 190 3 3 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Dairy type 0 0 domestic represented by hybrids of zaaninskaya, toggenburskaya, and etc. dairy breeds. country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Don-Kirgiz Cross eng. Pridono-Kirgizskye Pomesi Wool 2 2 58.6 40 relatively large in size, with a strong constitution and a well developed chest domestic breed composite of Don and local Kirgiz cashmere 0.55 F65-331 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.35 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Kirgiz eng. Kirgizskaya 2 2 domestic breed part of the Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired group local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Kyrgyz Down Lard good meat characteristics uni coloured: light grey, dark grey, and white 0 0 62.5 37 large in size, prevalence downy fibers, which contents or mass (according to the weight) are 60-75 % and more. Downy fibers, on the most part of the body, are longer than barb fibers. domestic indigenous breed Kyrgyz goats with Pridonskaya and, partially, with Angora breeds Osh and Batken oblasts 20 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Kyrgyz Woolen VegetationManagement well adapted to mountains. Kyrgyz wooly goats well use stony and semi deserted pastures. good productive qualities 0 0 57 36 domestic These goats were bred by reproductive crossing of the hybrids received from transforming crossing of indigenous breed Kyrgyz goats with the Angora breed. Jalal-Abad oblast local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Local goat serve mainly for meat and leather (goatskin) production Meat native goats are perfectly adapted to local conditions 0 0 domestic country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired eng. Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Mestnye Grubosherstnye Kozy Srednei Azii Meat The breed is considered a valuable resource for the creation of new breeds. uni coloured: usually black, occasionally grey, tan or pied 2 2 large horns 60 45 domestic breed indigenous breed mountain goats Altai cashmere 0.64 150 125 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, the animals were housed for 4-7months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.37 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goat Soviet Mohair eng. Soviet Mohair Sovetskaya Sherstnaya Wool The fertility of this breed is generally quite low The animals can withstand long distance drives, they have a strong constitution. F65-333 uni coloured: white 2 2 females: small and thin horns males: well developed horns 56 38 small in size domestic breed composite of Angora (USA) and Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired goats 1937 mohair/angora 1.9 150 120 3.1 2.8 F65-333 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 0-4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.13 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Goose (domestic) White Big eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Horse Don Don domestic breed Issyk-Kul and Chui oblasts international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Horse Kirgiz eng. Kirgiz Mountain, Kirgizskaya Herding in mountain conditions they are indispensable or irreplaceable steady against various diseases and hypoxia Mongolian type, Pony domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Horse New Kirgiz used for horses-flesh meat and mare milk, riding, classical and national kinds of equestrian sport. eng. Newkyrgyz, Novokirgizskaya Meat adapted to severe mountain conditions and used as a hardy vehicle uni coloured: chestnut, bay 155 151 455 445 light animals domestic breed descended from Kirgiz, improved during the 19-20th century by Don and Saddle breeds 1954 country-wide F65-278 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Horse Oryol Orlov Saddle Horse Orlovskaya domestic breed Issyk-Kul and Chui oblasts international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Horse Russian Trotter eng. Russian Trotter domestic breed Issyk-Kul and Chui oblasts international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Horse Thoroughbred riding Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Pig German Noble eng. Meat 325 250 domestic breed imported from Germany 625 8.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat 325 250 domestic breed 8.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat 325 250 domestic breed 8.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Alai Alai sheep is bred in meat, bacon and qualitative semi-coarse-haired carpet wool purpose. Alai Kou, Alaiskaya Kurdyuchnaya, Alaiskaya Meat The breed is adapted to living conditions at the Altai Plain region (average altitude 3 000 m asl.). early growth Sheep of Alai breed optimally combine high meat-fat-wooly productivity. uni coloured: white occasionally with coloured spots on head and legs 0/2 0 males: polled or small horns 83 82 100 60 fat-rump domestic breed composite of Kirgiz Fat-Rumped and Précoce (1938-40 and 1945) and Sary-Ja (since 1953) 1938 southern Kyrgyzstan, Osh, Jalal-Abad and Chui oblasts. wool medium 2.7 F65-205 1.05 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Argali eng. Argali Ovis Polii Blyth, Ammon uni coloured: shades of brown 2 2 large horns of ammon type short tail wild species Ovis ammon, captured and crossed with domestic sheep in Xinjiang, Qinhai, Tibet and Inner Mongolia wool regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Arkhar Issyk Kul Argali, Karelin's Argali, Tien Shan Argali, Ala-Tau Argali 0 0 wild variety Ovis ammon Karelini Severtzov, variety of Argali Ala-Tau, eastern Kyrgyzstan wool local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Australian Merino widely used in crossing with Kyrgyz fine-fleeced sheep as the result Kyrgyz fine-fleeced sheep had increased their wooly productivity and improved their technological wool characteristics. eng. Australian Merino GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 57.5 domestic breed "imported from Austalia; in 1998, 290 rams and 400 dams (females), were imported from Australia within the framework of the """"Sheep Breeding Development"""" project on credit funds of the World Bank;" 1971 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Chapan Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 Similar to Darvaz and Hetian, small fat tail domestic breed wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Kirgiz Finewool eng. Kyrgyz Yan Jundi Koy, Kyrgyz fine-fleeced, Kirgizskaya Tonkorunnaya Wool good adaptable characteristics to the conditions of high-mountainous pasturable areas high-wooly efficiency uni coloured: white 0 0 82 68 77 45 y domestic breed composite of imported sheep and (Rambouillet x Novocaucasian) or (Siberian Merino x Kirgiz Fat-Rumped) 1932 country-wide wool fine 4.3 F65-159 1.35 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Kirgizskaya Kurdyuchnaya ru. Kirgiz Fat-Rumped Wool uni coloured: black, brown 0/2 0/2 domestic breed wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Kurdyuchnyi Merinos ru. Kurdyukos, Fat-rumped Merino Wool uni coloured: white Fat-rumped 0 domestic variety origin from 3 crosses of Précoce x Kirgiz Fat-rumped wool fine local No Material extinct extinct -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Kyrgyz coarse-haired steady against various diseases and easily overcome significant distances satisfactory meat - fat qualities, precocious (early growth) and well fatten multi coloured: brown, red, and partly black 0 0 75 57.5 strong constitution, large enough size of body, fat tail of round medium-size shape. domestic breed indigenous breed Sheep breeding of Kyrgyzstan at the beginning of the 20th century was limited exclusively to breeding only local fat-tail sheep with coarse-haired (rough) wool. Kyrgyz coarse-haired fat-tail sheep is a unique indigenous breed in the republic. 1900 country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Marco Polo's Sheep eng. Marco Polo's Sheep Great Pamir Sheep, Pamir Argali, Great Tibetan Sheep R-1973 Report on the Afghan Pamir. Part 2: Biology of Marco Polo Sheep (1973) 0 0 113 100 126 76 feral variety Ovis ammon polii, variety of Argali wool FAO Breed Survey Roberts, T.J. (?) The Mammals of Pakistan. Heptner V.G. et al (1988) The mammals of the Soviet Union, Vol.1. These sheep are found from 5 000 m to 7 500 m a.s.l. in the Pamir range of mountains. The sheep are not permenant residents in Pakistan but migrate in early winter across the Khunjerab Pass into northern Hunza and from the Hindu Kush mountains across the Klick Pass further to the North-West and also into Hunza. In early spring these sheep migrate back northwards into chinese Turkistan or afghan territory and lambs are born outside Pakistan. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Tyanshanskaya ru. Tien Shan, Tyan Shan Wool excellent fitness to high mountains conditions excellent quality meat and valuable crossbred wool uni coloured: white 0 0 107.5 62.5 longwoolled, big size, sturdy and strong constitution, proportionality of the constitution, well developed skeleton and muscles domestic breed composite of Précoce, Novocaumerino, Merinolan, Kirgiz Fat-Rumped and Lincoln, it was authorized in 1956 as independent factory breed. 1938-1950 Naryn and Jalal-Abad oblasts wool medium 4.2 125 125 F65-203 1.12 local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Sheep Urial Urial Vignei Section, Ovis Orientalis Gmelin multi coloured: shades of red-brown with pale underparts 2 2 short tail (up to 10 cm) feral breed Ovis vignei, intermediate between Argali and Red sheep wool regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Turkey Grey eng. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Turkey Kyrgyz Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Turkey White eng. White Meat domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kyrgyzstan KGZ Yak (domestic) Kyrgyz yaks eng. Meat They are highly adaptable to high altitudes, low atmospheric pressure and low oxygen content of air. They can also graze on short grass areas grazed by sheep. Yaks meat is considered as a ecologically clean product, and according to the quantity of dry substance and crude protein it surpasses meat of other cattle. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: also white-spotted black, greyish-brown, pale yellowish 2 2 125 109 425 275 humped feral breed in Altai territory and in high altitude regions of the Tyan Shan 200 600 7.5 16 15 FAO Breed Survey F65-359 yaks are pastured all-the-year-round on high-mountainous pastures, the expenses or charges are required only on veterinary service and salary for shepherds local No Material unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Buffalo Mountain buffalo eng. Moi, Krabey-Beng uni colour: brown 2 2 Long horned. 150 140 550 400 Swamp type, big body. domestic breed plateau of Cambodia; provinces of Rotanak Kiri, Preah Vehear, Kampot, Krong Preah Sihanouk, Kaoh Kong, Kracheh, Steung Traeng. 48 60 600 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Buffalo Plain buffalo eng. Cambodgienne, Cambodian, Krabai Sre, Krabey Leu, Krabai Kdam DraughtPower Good ability to digest plants such as rice straw. 2 2 Short round curving horns. 139 129 450 350 Swamp type, small size, short tail domestic breed plains of Cambodia, provinces of Prey Veaeng, Svay Rieng, Takaev, Kampong Cham, Kampong Thum. Siem Reab, Bat Dambang, Poursat and Kampong Chhnang. 14 14 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 domestic breed imported from the Philippines; exotic 1985 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cambodia KHM Cattle Burmese Gaur eng. Burmese Gaur Pyaung, Pyoung, Pyun, Burmese Bison These animals produce good, tasty meat and leather of good quality. 2 2 950 750 very big animals feral variety from wild species: Bos (Bibos)gaurus readai (Lydekker), variety of Gaur The Gaur is the largest of the Asiatic bovids. Two subspecies are recognised, B. g.gaurus (India, Nepal) and B. g. laosiensis (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and West Malaysia). regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Cambodian eng. Cambodgien 2 2 small hump domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Haryana Hariana Milk uni coloured: white or grey
comment: males have a black patch on the back 0 0 Long horns. 145 135 450 350 Short thin hair, thin soft skin, long and narrow face, skull bulged at forehead, long ears, compact shoulders, thin short tail. domestic breed imported from India from East Punjab State in North India 1956 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cambodia KHM Cattle Highland Khmer DraughtPower uni coloured: brown-red coloured 0 0 Short horns. 200 150 Short neck, no dewlap, raised hump, slightly bulging eyes. domestic indigenous breed; probably originated from wild cattle (Bos Sauvelis); ecotype or variety of the Khmer cattle Provinces of Kracheh, Stueng Traeng, Rottanak Kiri, Preah Vihear, Otdar Mean Chey and some areas in Siem reab province. local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Khmer Kor Khmer DraughtPower Heat tolerant. Low feed requirement. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed; probably originated from wild cattle (Bos Sauvelis) country-wide except Kandal province 540 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Kouprey Kouprey Grey Cambodian Ox, Indo-Chinese Forest Ox, Cambodian Wild Ox This breed is possibly resistant to rinderpest (cattle plague). 0 0 wild breed wild species: Bos bibos novibos sauveli regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Lowland Khmer uni coloured: brown, red, white or black 0 0 Medium sized horns with sharp points (22-27 cm). 350 250 Medium size, short neck, dewlap, small hump. domestic indigenous breed; probably originated from wild cattle (Bos Sauvelis); ecotype or variety of the Khmer cattle Provinces of Prey Vaeng, Svay Rieng, Takaev, Kampot, Kampong Spueu, Kampong Cham, Kampong Thum, Kampong Chhnang, Poursat, Bat Dambang and some areas in Kandal. local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Moi 2 2 domestic breed of Zebu origin local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Cattle Tsine Tsine Burmese Banteng General 2 2 wild breed Bos (Bibos) javanicus birmanicus, variety of Banteng regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Chicken Cambodian Broiler eng. Meat This breed is well known for its rapid growth rate and high economic value. middle level 4 2.5 domestic breed imported from Thailand 300 5 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Chicken Monn Khmer Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment. indigenous 3 2 feathered legs domestic breed indigenous breed population 48 6 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Duck (domestic) Tea Ankam Meat indigenous 2.5 2 domestic variety indigenous breed population 250 6 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Goat Indo-Chinese eng. Indo-Chinese Meat uni coloured: usually fawn
multi coloured: occasionally fawn with white or black extremities and back 2 2 short horns short hair, erect ears domestic breed hair regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Goose (domestic) Kangan Meat 5 4 domestic strain 8 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Horse Cambodian eng. Cambodgien similar to Thai and Vietnamese domestic breed part of Southeast Asia Pony group local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Muscovy duck Tea Kapa Meat fancy 4 3 black to bluish-black in colour domestic breed 80 6 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Pig Chrouk Kandol Savings Security domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Pig Duroc fr. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic Large scale commercial production. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cambodia KHM Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic Large scale commercial production. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cambodia KHM Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic Large scale commercial production. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Cambodia KHM Pigeon Preap Meat fancy 0.7 0.4 domestic variety 20 5 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Cambodia KHM Turkey Monn Barain Fancy fancy 5 4 domestic breed indigenous breed 30 7 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Kiribati KIR Chicken Black Australorp eng. Black Australorp Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kiribati KIR Chicken Local Kiribati Eggs production is low with hens only rearing 10-15 chickens annually. Hens are small in size domestic breed free-range management system. local No Information unknown unknown -Kiribati KIR Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kiribati KIR Chicken Shaver 579 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver 579 Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kiribati KIR Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed imported from Fiji 1987 Distributed to a number of islands. international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Kiribati KIR Muscovy duck Muscovy Muscovy Lard domestic species imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kiribati KIR Pig Duroc Used for crossbreeding with local pigs to improve productivity. eng. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kiribati KIR Pig Large White Used for crossbreeding with local pigs to improve productivity. eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kiribati KIR Pig Local pig domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Kiribati KIR Pig Tamworth Used for crossbreeding with local pigs to improve productivity. eng. Tamworth GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Ass Donkey eng. Transport domestic species local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed small scale, hand milking international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Cattle Jamaican Black cross eng. 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced cattle production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Cattle Jersey cross eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed small-scale, hand milking local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Cattle Red Polled cross eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced cattle production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Cattle Senepol cross eng. 0 0 domestic breed composite of N'Dama and Red Poll Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced cattle production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Cattle Zebu 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced cattle production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Duck (domestic) Duck eng. Meat domestic species baby chicks are imported/hatched locally, reared free in backyards and fed kitchen scraps and local feed, some of concentrate feeds local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Meat 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced goat production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Goat Anglo Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced goat production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Goat Barbados Black Belly eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced sheep production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Goat Boer dutch Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced goat production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Goat Saanen cross eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced goat production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Goose (domestic) Goose eng. Eggs domestic species baby chicks are imported/hatched locally, reared free in backyards and fed kitchen scraps and local feed, some of concentrate feeds local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Guinea pig Guinea pig eng. Meat domestic species cage system, fed local forages, kitchen scraps local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Horse Horse eng. Hobby domestic species tethered for most part and kept in stalls, or small enclosures, where feed is brought to them local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Pig Creole eng. uni coloured: black domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Pig Criollo sp Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Lard domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Pig Yorkshire eng. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Rabbit Creole eng. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced sheep production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Sheep Creole eng. 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced sheep production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Sheep Virgin Island White eng. St. Croix Meat 0 0 domestic breed Free roaming, tethering, communal grazing and fenced sheep production on some of the established farms. Some use of protein banks, and imported forages. local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA Turkey Turkey eng. Meat domestic species baby chicks are imported/hatched locally, reared free in backyards and fed kitchen scraps and local feed, some of concentrate feeds local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Lard 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed exotic beef breed 1965 Animal Genetic Resources Research Center international Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed exotic beef breed 1971 international Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Chikso kor. Chickso means Kudzu coloured cattle. Brindle Cattle, Chikhanwoo, Hobanwoo Meat Yellow with black stripe over whole body, tiger striped 2 2 130 123 558 435 Native domestic breed indigenous An ancient tomb mural in Korea have a picture of chikso(AD. 357) countrywide intensive, semi - intensive stationary 26 21.7 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Hanwoo kor. This breed, one of native one in Korea peninsular Korean Brown, Korean Native, Chosen DraughtPower, Meat "Growth traits of station tested bull
age(months)612
body weight160.4 kg357.5 kg
growth and carcass traits of station tested steer
age(months)61224
body weight(kg)171.1328.0658.7
carcass weight(kg)362.6
marbling score(point)3.01
growth traits of cow in commercial farm
age(months)36121836
body weight(kg)84.73164.3259.7340.5451.7
chest depth(cm)62.2
chest girth(kg)163.7
" update 2014, data provided by Animal Breeding & Genetics Division, National Institute of Animal Science Has a strong maternal love for the calf, but milk production is poor. The cows are maturing late, but capable of producing a calf each year. The animals use rice straw as the main source of roughage. multi coloured: brown, yellow 2 2 124 117 466 355 Native y 1968 domestic breed Similar to Mongolian and Japanese Native: probably one of the oldest indigenous breeds in the world. intensive concentrate stationary 170 437 4 25 24 14 15 26 24 30 420 360 500 2.5 1000 400 60 FAO Breed Survey Korean Animal Improvement Association (?) Annual Report. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on concentrate and fodder and housed for 8 months per year. local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Hanwoo White Kor. Meat, Research, SireLine white 2 2 126 122.5 422 411 Exotic y domestic variety Three cows (one male, two female) were collected in Jeongeup, Jeollabuk-do in 2009 and a female cow was collected in Daejeon in 2010. Currently 14 cows in total are maintained through breeding.
White variable species of traditional species. Animal Genetic Resources station, Nam won, Jeollabuk-do local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed exotic beef breed 1972 international Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Heugu kor. Hanwoo Meat black hair 2 2 133.25 125.14 625 401.86 Native indigenous countrywide local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Jeju Black Cattle eng. Cheju Hanwoo, Jeju Native, Korean Black, Jeju Meat This breed survives on volcanic soil, high adaptability to mountain grazing resistance to theileria infection delicate marbling of loin muscle, high content of unsaturated fatty acids, good taste due to high content of oleic acid and linolenic acid 2 2 103 101 386 291 wither height(avg) and weight(avg) of 24 months' males are 136.1cm and 522kg each, those of 17 months' females are 114.2cm and 277kg each Native domestic variety variety of Korean Native imported from mongol area in 13th century Jeju Island 175 610 4 23.4 22 530 366 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and fodder and housed for 3 months per year. local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Cattle Korean Holstein Holstein is raised for milk production, but male calves and culled cows are raised to produce beef and some breeding cows are also used as recipients for embryo transfer of Hanwoo breed. Holstein (black and white) Meat, Milk multi coloured: black and white 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted 1960 countrywide international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Auraucana(Gyeongbuk) eng. Araucana Eggs, Meat yellow yellow - Hair color is generally blue. Earlobe and shin are generally gold.
- Male chickens show gold color on their back of the neck and dark blue color on their wings.
- Notably, the genetic analysis shows mutation of SLCO1B3 turned out to be the critical reason for blue egg production.
62.5 47.5 3.75 2.25 Feet color of male chickens is gold and blue eggs are laid. n domestic 2002 imported from Chile in 2002 Yeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Baeksaek Jaerae-jong kor. Korean white chicken Eggs, Meat single yellow grey white 2.5 1.6 y 1994 unknown 2,000 years ago unknown spread out across the entire country (very rare) 220 48.6 4 5 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Cochin Cochin domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Ginkkoridak kor. ginkkori means long tail and dak means chicken korean long tail chicken, poongdong ginkkoridak Eggs, Fancy, Meat single yellow brown reddish brown, yellowish brown 2 1.7 the length of tail reaches 1m at one year after molting (from second year) female has spurs usually found in male chicken indigenous there are a few records of Korean long tail chicken both in Korea(1920) and abroad(china(3rd century), france(1988), japan(1910)) collected from south and cental region of Korea 1980∼1990 Poongdong farm, Ilsan 160 45 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup Barred Plymouth Rock ENG Plymouth Rock Barred 한협베어락 DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern Skin(yellow), Feather(yellow), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(brown) 3.2 2.6 Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1978 160 62 stationary 6 6 8 8 9 8 10 1.2 15 international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup Black Cornish ENG Cornish 한협흑색코니쉬 DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Duplex or V-shaped Yellow Brown No special pattern Skin(white), Feather(dark-brown), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(brown) Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1973 160 62 stationary 6 6 8 8 8 6 10 1.2 15 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup Brown Cornish ENG Cornish 한협갈색코니쉬 DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Duplex or V-shaped White Yellow Brown No special pattern Skin(White), Feather(brown), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(brown) 3.2 2.6 Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1973 160 62 stationary 6 6 8 8 8 6 10 1.2 15 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup New Hampshire ENG New Hampshire 한협뉴햄프셔 DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern Skin(yellow), Feather(light-brown), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(brown) 2.4 2 Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1962 170 62 stationary 5 5 10 10 10 8 12 1.4 11 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup Patridge Rock ENG Plymouth Rock 한협패트리지락 DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Duplex or V-shaped Black No special pattern Skin(black), Feather(black), Shank(black), Egg shell(brown) 3.2 2.6 Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1973 160 62 stationary 6 6 8 8 9 8 10 1.2 15 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup Rhode Island Red (S) ENG Rhode Island Red 한협로드아일랜드레드S DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern Skin(yellow), Feather(brown), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(brown) 2 1.7 Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1974 180 62 stationary 5 5 10 10 10 8 12 1.4 10 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup Rhode Island Red (W) ENG Rhode Island Red 한협로드아일랜드레드W DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Single Yellow Yellow Brown No special pattern Skin(yellow), Feather(brown), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(brown) 2 1.7 Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1973 180 62 stationary 5 5 10 10 10 8 12 1.4 10 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup White Cornish ENG Cornish 한협백색코니쉬 DamLine, SavingSecurity, SireLine Duplex or V-shaped Yellow Yellow White No special pattern Skin(yellow), Feather(white), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(brown) Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1973 160 62 stationary 6 6 8 8 8 6 10 1.2 15 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup White Plymouth Rock (G) ENG Plymouth Rock White 한협화이트락G SavingSecurity Single White Yellow White No special pattern Skin(white), Feather(white), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(white) 3.2 2.6 Locally adapted y Foreign aid after war 1973 170 60 stationary 5 5 8 8 1.2 15 international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hanhyup White Plymouth Rock (V) ENG Plymouth Rock White 한협화이트락V SavingSecurity Single White Yellow White No special pattern Skin(white), Feather(white), Shank(yellow), Egg shell(white) 3.2 2.6 Locally adapted y Domestic Line Foreign aid after war 1973 170 60 stationary 5 5 8 8 1.2 15 international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Heuksaek Jaerae-jong kor. Korean black chicken Fancy, Meat this breed is well adapted to the conditon of korean climate this breed shows a robustness against disease strongness of flying, broodness this breed has an excellent meat qualities single yellow grey self-black ‧ the whole plumage : balck ‧ tail : cock - greenish-black hen - black 27.2 21.4 2.55 1.8 y 1994 unknown 2,000 years ago unknown spread out across the entire country 229 56.9 4 5 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hoegalsaek Jaerae-jong kor. Korean grayish-brown chicken Fancy, Meat this breed is well adapted to the conditon of korean climate this breed shows a robustness against disease strongness of flying, broodness this breed has an excellent meat qualities single yellow grey brown 2.5 1.8 shanks color is gray y 1994 unknown 2,000 years ago unknown spread out across the entire country 215 54.5 4 5 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hoengseong Yakdak kor. "Hoengseong is town located in east of Korean Peninsula
""Yak"" means medicine in Korean" Yakdak Eggs, Meat meat is known to have medical effect yellow red and black indigenous reddish brown 1.55 1.42 egg production rate: 25~29(%)
egg weight: 45g Native domestic line indigenous / collected from countrywide 1990s Hoengseong Gangwon-do 45 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hwanggalsaek Jaerae-jong kor. Korean Native Eggs, Fancy, Meat well adapted to the conditon of korean climate this breed shows a robustness against disease this breed has excellent meat qualities strongness of flying, broodness single yellow grey brown indigenous the whole plumage is yellowish brown (black spot shows in the edge of wing feather ), tail of cock - greenish_black, tail of hen - yellowish brown, shanks color is grey 28.8 24 2.9 1.9 y 1993 domestic strain National Institute of Animal Science was collated these chicken at 1970 form rural area in Korea Poultry Science Division and Animal Genetic Resources Station in National Institute of Animal Science are keeping these strains. 221 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hyunin Black kor. 'Hyunin' is farm name paju native chicken Eggs, Meat used as health food chinese ancient document about medical stuff single grey self-black indigenous black feather 2.44 2.17 egg weight: 53.5
egg production rate: 20(12~26)% Native n domestic line "- indigenous
- collect to conserve the breed in the 1980s when this breed was at risk of extinction because of low economic value.
- collected based on Chinese ancient document - ""Chicken of Korean middle area has good medicinal effect as well as good taste"" A scholar doing research on the Compendium.
- setting line was proceeded for 15 colours each" Paju Gyunggi-do 53.5 free-range local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hyunin Gray-brown Eng Native n To restore Korea native chicken 1983 local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hyunin White Eng Single White Green White No special pattern Indigenous White 1.5 1.2 Native n To restore Korea native chicken 1987 local No Material atRisk endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Hyunin Yellow-brown Eng Native n Domestic Line To restore Korea native chicken 1983 local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Jeju native fowl kor. Jeju native chicken, Jeju fowl Eggs, Meat single emale - similar to brown leghorn, mostly brown; male - red face, red or milky white earlobe, long red wattle 43 33 1.8 1.4 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Jeokgalsaek Jaerae-jong Native chicken meat takes up only just over 2%. kor. Korean Native Korean Native Chicken(Reddish-brown), Native chicken Red Brown Starin Eggs, Meat well adapted to the conditon of korean climate this breed shows a robustness against disease excellent meat qualities strongness of flying, broodness single yellow grey red and brown no special pattern indigenous Standard for selection and phenotype characteristics of Reddish Brown strain of Korean Native Chicken as below, Comb: Scarlet, Head: Red brown, Beak: Yellow brown, Earlobe: Scarlet white, Wattle: Scarlet, Neck: Red brown, Wing: Red brown, Tail: Green black, Shank: Gray black, Toe: Gray black; other characteristics: the whole plumage is redish brown (black spot shows edge of wing feather ), tail of cock - greenish_black, tail of hen - redish brown, shanks color is gray 30.3 24.8 3.1 2 Single comb. Tail feather of native chicken is relatively longer then those from exotics. y 1993 domestic strain Indigenous, National Institute of Animal Science was collated these chicken form rural area in Korea. collection: around 1970 National Institute of Animal Science, and few farm 224 intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products 0.0357 0.0357 5.01 5.01 10 12 5.1 5.1 5.5 280 1 1.11 65.5 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Korean Brown Cornish eng. Cornish Galsaek Cornish-jong Meat single yellow yellow brown 5.1 3.8 shanks color is yellowish brown or grayish black y 1995 unknown unknown 1995 spread out across the entire country 180 62.1 4 5 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Korean Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Galsaeg Rod-jong Eggs, Meat single yellow yellow red and brown 3.5 2.1 y 1967 domestic early 1900’s spread out across the entire country 280 60 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Korean White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs single white yellow white 2.6 1.7 y 1976 domestic breed locally adapted exotic 1952 not popular 280 64 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Korean black cornish eng. Cornish Heuksaek cornish-jong Meat single yellow black self-black be blended black and reddish-brown and greenish-black 4.8 3.6 y 1995 unknown unknown 1995 spread out across the entire country 180 62 4 5 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire domestic breed locally adapted exotic 1960 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Sorae Korean Black Chicken Eng Native y 1992 Domestic Line 1980 local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Sorae Korean Cornish A Eng Cornish Locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Sorae Korean Cornish B Eng Cornish Locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Sorae Korean New Hampshire C Eng New Hampshire Locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Sorae Korean Rhode Island Red D Eng Rhode Island Red Locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken White Cornish eng. Cornish domestic breed locally adapted exotic 1978 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken White Leghorn GNTECH eng. Eggs - Typical egg breed
- Single Comb White Leghorn
- Age at first egg: 140~150 days, Average egg weight: 55~60g
Initial entry of data: 2014 – data from Sea-Hwan Sohn (Gyeongnam National University of Science and Technology) single yellow yellow white no special pattern laboratory Color of feather, earlobe and eggshell is white, and skin and shanks color are yellow. 2.2 1.7 n domestic They had been bred at the livestock experiment stations, Korea during 1980-2000. This stock originally established and bred at University of Minnesota, USA named as Single Comb White Leghorn B-line in the 1950s.
This stock has been maintained as a closed population since 2002 at the University farm of Gyeongnam National University of Science and Technology. 2002 Gyeongnam National University of Science and Technology(Jinju, Gyeongnam, Korea) local No Material atRisk endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken White Leghorn SNU production of transgenic chicken eng. White Leghorn Eggs, Meat, Research white yellow white no special pattern Hair color is generally white, and shin color is generally gold. 1.592 1.305 The average egg production (21-35 weeks): 79.3% n domestic line They have been systematized since they were brought from National Institute of Animal Science in 1992. Suwon, Gyeonggi-do international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken White Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock White domestic breed locally adapted exotic 1978 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken Yeonsan Ogye kor. The name was change form Ogol to Ogye. Yeonsan oge, ogolgye, ogye comment: black beak, comb, beak, muscle and intestinal organs domestic breed indigenous breed local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Chicken hwangbong kor. hwangbong means yellowish beard sooyeom, moe-dak Eggs, Meat high collagen content(83% higher than usual chicken) patient with name of 'sooyeom'(1998) and 'hwangbong'(2006) single green brown - yellowish brown with black spot around neck, blck feather at the end of wings and tail - yellow beak female, black beak male 2 1.5 indigenous / described in Korean old book(1610) 1998 Yooseong Daejeon 125 free-range local No Material atRisk critical -Republic of Korea KOR Deer Elk The main purpose of raising deer in Korea is the antler production and the deer meat production is only secondary. The antlers of the deer has been regarded to have medicinal functions. eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Horns 0 0 species exotic; continually imported 1974 international Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Deer Formosan Sika Deer The main purpose of raising deer in Korea is the antler production and the deer meat production is only secondary. The antlers of the deer has been regarded to have medicinal functions. eng. Formosan sika deer (Cervus nippon taiouanus) Manchurian Sika Deer, Japanese Sika Deer Horns 0 0 breed imported; locally adapted; Manchurian is local strain, and Formosan and Japaness are imported strains. regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Deer Red Deer The main purpose of raising deer in Korea is the antler production and the deer meat production is only secondary. The antlers of the deer has been regarded to have medicinal functions. eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Horns 0 0 exotic; continuously imported 1974 international Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Dog Donggyeongi they were grown as hunting dog and pet, but now grown only as pet Kor. Donggyeong is ancient name(10th century) of gyeongju where the dogs have been raised Guard · Gyeongju city is running the monitoring and conservation program for this breed. · Information of initial document was provided from 'Korean Gyeongju Donggyeong Dog Association' in 2012
· Information of update (population) was provided from Gyeongju city in 2014. - friendly to human, easily get along with stranger, no offensive or threatening behavior - High adaptability to raising environment - excellent training ability due to good sense of smell and hearing, good reflexes, jump and intelligence. - clean breed in its body and its habit White, Yellow, Black, Tiger Brindled coat 49.28 45.46 18.96 16.72 body length : males 57.36±3.17, females 53.47±4.14
They have short tails or no tails The coccyx is formed of 5~9 segments in short-tailed one and 1~4 seqments in no-tailed one y - indigenous - Clay doll of 5th-6th centrury silla(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silla) tomb and 4th-5th centrury books show this short tailed dog, resembling tail of deer. From the analysis using microsatellite sequences of Korean indigenous and exotic breeds (Pointer, Shepherd, labrador retriever, golden retriever) clustering and genetic distance result showed that Dongyeong dog is estimated to be one of Korean native breeds. 0.45 0.4 12 12 60 58 66 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Dog Jeju native dog eng. Jejugae 48 47 15 13 indigenous Jeje Island 9 11 60 59 62 5 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Dog Jindo kor. Jindo dogs are the typical national dog of Korea and they are loved by so many people due to their various superiorities. They are characterized by different qualities: - amazing sense of loyalty that never betrays the owner - cleanliness to find their stool place to keep themselves clean without any special training - mysterious homing instinct to come back home cleverly from a distance - courage and boldness - hunting instinct to chase the game skillful and persistently - distinguish the owner from the other people so they have acted as the partner of human white and fawn 50.5 47.5 18 15 The Jindo origine is from the posterities of the dogs raised by the people in the Stone Age. which have adapted themselves to the special environment of Jindo. In May, 1938, they were designated as the Natural Monument in accordance with Protection Oder on Joseon's treasures and scenic spots of historic interest, Natural Monument. Then, with the establishment of the Cultural Properties Protection Law, they were designated as of Natural Monument No.53 and in Jan., 1967, the special law on protection and cultivation of Korean Jindo Dog was established to protect them at the national level. countrywide 0.3 0.3 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Duck (domestic) Campbell Khaki Campbell domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Duck (domestic) Cheongsoo kor. Woorimatori Information for update was provided by Poultry Science Division of National Institute of Animal Science in 2014. white yellow wild type and variants industrial Head and neck of male are iridescent green with a white band encircling the neck. Except all black, gray, and dark brown areas of plumage are diluted with bluish gray. 3.3 3.1 Locally adapted y 2012 domestic breed unknown spread out across the entire country local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Alpine Alpine 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Angora Angora Hair 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Australian feral eng. Australian feral GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Boer Boer GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Dangjin Yeomso kor. Dangjin is location name Yeomso Meat strain indigenous Animal Genetic Resources State(Namwon) 1.32 1.15 1.8 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Jangsu Yeomso kor. Jangsu is location name Yeomso Meat domestic indigenous Animal Genetic Resources State(Namwon) 1.33 1.11 1.73 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Native goat eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic; Korean Saanen was developed in 1974 1900 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Tongyeong Yeomso kor. Tongyeong is location name Yeomso Meat indigenous Animal Genetic Resources State(Namwon) 1.34 1.26 1.46 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goat Yeomso kor. Black Korean Meat uni coloured: grey, white 2 2 51 51 35 27.5 similar to Taiwan Black domestic breed 173 90 5.7 1.9 1.5 FAO Breed Survey Livestock Experiment Station Report Performance data were collected from animals kept under nomadic conditions, fed on natural pasture and housed for 6 months per year. 1.2 local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goose (domestic) African Burf African Goose Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goose (domestic) Canadian eng. Canadian Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Goose (domestic) Embden Embden Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Horse Jeju Horse kor. Chorangmarr, Chosen, Saishu Island, Korean Blood, SkinsHides, Sport This breed can survive on volcanic soil. strong hoof, available as a riding horse and racehorse without horseshoe 115 117 191 191 domestic breed part of the Southeast Asia Pony group, oldest record: AD 145-146, 180 130 1 19 19 FAO Breed Survey from the Cheju Livestock Production Institute Research Report, Cheju University Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and concentrate with no housing provided 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred Racing Korea Racing Authority provided the information for the update in 2014 bay, brown, chestnut, grey, black 160 158 479 459 y 1998 domestic breed imported; exotic 2002 Mainly bred in Jeju Island. international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Muscovy duck Muscovy Muscovy domestic species recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire Lard, Meat 103.6 99.8 "
malesfemales
days to 90kg(avg, days)156.3155.9
daily gain(avg, g)600.1591.0
backfat thickness(avg, mm)12.615.6
loin eye area(avg, cm2)28.029.1
dressing percent(avg, %)58.756.5
" domestic breed exotic; first imported in1905 but extinct, recently re-imported. 1905 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Chookjin Chamdon kor. Korean native pig Korean native Korean native pig Meat Chookjin Chamdon is restored Korean native pig breed by RDA, and it has high redness and intramuscular fat concentration which is preferred to consumers in Korea. Black hair Native y 1989 domestic breed indigenous 1920 countrywide 7.95 5 14 local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Chookjin Duroc kor. Locally adapted breeds : Korean duroc Duroc Korean duroc Meat Chookjin Duroc is a newly developed pig breed by RDA that has good performance and adaptability for Korean climate and environment. 2014 update - information provided by Swine Science Division of National Institute of Animal Science Exotic y 1998 domestic line United States 1998 from United States international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Chookjin Land kor Landrace Meat Chookjin Land is a newly developed pig breed by RDA that has good performance, high productivity and adaptability for Korean climate and environment. · Initial document in 2012 - Swine Science Division, RDA
· Update in 2014 - Swine Science Division, RDA White international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Chookjin York kor. Yorkshire Korean Yorkshire Meat Chookjin York is a newly developed pig breed by RDA that has good performance, high productivity and adaptability for Korean climate and environment. · Initial Document in 2012 - Swine Science Division, National Institute of Animal Science · Update in 2014 - Swine Science Division, National Institute of animal Scicence white regional Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Darby Duroc Wonsan Eng Duroc is most common paternal line in the world. Paternal line's number of born alive is lower than maternal lines, however meat quality is overwhelmingly great. Duroc As a paternal line pigs Darby Duroc can improve meat quality and flavor of the meat. Darby Duroc has affordable intramuscular fat. Brown or dark-brown Hair 105 102.2 247 240 Wither height and Weight are measuring at 20-22month after parturition. Locally adapted y 2000 domestic line USA and National Institute of Animal Science of Republic of Korea 200 We import small number of sows and boars from USA Gimcheon North Gyeongsang Province, Republic of Korea international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Darby Landrace Anseong Crossbreed(F1) pig production and meat production. Description of specific uses :Not only produce Crossbreed(F1) with Yorkshire for pig farmers but also provide meat for general consumers. Eng. Landrace is one of the most popular Maternal Line worldwide. However each countries have their own improvement purposes. In most case Yorkshire contribute to produce Crossbreed(F1) with Yorkshire. Landrace Meat With Darby Yorkshire, Darby Landrace always provide a high quality and hygiene seed stock to Rupublic of Kora. White Hair 100.7 98.5 237 232 Landrace has non-erected ears and ease to management. Lactation ability is higher than Yorkshire. Wither height and Weight are measuring at 20-22month after birth. Locally adapted y 1996 domestic line Basic herd were imported from United Kingdom(female 36, male 26) in 1996. And then in 1999, we import 40 females and 16 males more to establish Basic herd. 1996 Female 76 heads and male 42 heads international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Darby Yorkshire Gimcheon Not only produce Crossbreed(F1) with Landrace for pig farmers but also provide meat for general consumers. Crossbreed(F1) pig production and meat production. Eng. Large White Meat November 2015, Darby Yorkshire reached 30 pigs weaned per sow per year(PSY) during one year. It is a monumental record to the Korean pig industry. White Hair 101.7 99.4 235 230 Yorkshire has erected ears and lactation ability is great, thus many farmers prefer to breeding. Wither height and Weight are measuring at 20-22month after parturition. Locally adapted y 1996 domestic line Basic herd were imported from United Kingdom(female 175, male 36) in 1996. 1996 Female 175 heads and male 36 heads international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Dasan Berkshire On 2012, Dasan Berkshire was started study for usage of medical material of burning treatment. From 2014 Medical product was developed. kor. In 2003 imported form Unite State of America to Korea(147heards). From 2003, these populations were started with Own breeding program to Korean production environmental. Survey of 2010, these populations are deferent by origin of USA, especially high pH and Cooking loss. Berkshire berkshire Meat, Medical black Locally adapted y 2003 domestic line imported from United state 2003 form Unite State of Amerrica Nam won sity, Jeonbuk Province international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat Population size here refers to the number of individuals registered in heardbook(Korean Animal Improvement Association) each year. Real population size is surveyed at species level, not at breed level. 104.4 99 "
malesfemales
days to 90kg(days)136.7141.9
daily gain(g)682.4647.4
backfat thickness(mm)12.114.3
loin eye area(㎠)24.724.4
dressing percent(%)52.849.0
" domestic breed Locally adapted exotic. 1952 international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat Population size here refers to the number of individuals registered in heardbook(Korean Animal Improvement Association) each year. Real population size is surveyed at species level, not at breed level. 102.8 98.2 "
malesfemales
days to 90kg(days)165.4176.7
daily gain(g)558.2516.9
backfat thickness(mm)11.012.7
loin eye area(㎠)29.831.3
dressing percent(%)59.658.6
" domestic breed exotic; continuously imported late 1950s international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Jeju Gilgal Black Pig produce premium meat quality of Jeju Black Pork English jejugilgalheugdon Meat Every data for the breeding is managed by commecial data management software and own breeding program is operated for the genetic progress based on pedigree, reproduction and performance test data. Jeju Gilgal Black Pig can produce premium meat quality of Jeju Black Pork black 66 66 107 104 6 to 7 pairs of teats Native y 2008 Domestic Breed Jeju Gilgal Black Pig is a synthetic breed between Jeju native pig and Berkshire. The base population was started with Jeju native pig from 1992 and Berkshire genes partially introduced into the herd over the several years and it has maintained as a purebred line since 2014. 1992 Jeju Island intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 1.3 7.5 6 8 8 12 11 15 147 142 152 3.3 585.3 80 74 10.7 1 20 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Jeju native pig eng. Jeju hukdoseki Meat high resistance to disease 61 63 Jeju island 1.14 1.09 10 12 60 18 1.5 300 49 77 local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Pig KAYA-Duroc Eng From 2010, They have been conducted a genetic evaluation and selected it based on the selection index applying breeding value Duroc yes yes yes yes Skin colour is white, Coat colour is Reddish-brown 64 62 115 105 Locally adapted y 1999 Feral Line 1999 Gongryongro 226-1, Hai-myeon, Goseong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, Korea intensive farm-household by-products stationary 1.25 1.2 8 8 8 8 12 11 13 140 135 145 3 630 86 75 10 1 15 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig KAYA-Yorkshire Eng From 2010, They have been conducted a genetic evaluation and selected it based on the selection index applying breeding value Norwegian Yorkshire yes yes yes yes Skin & Coat colour are white 66 64 115 105 Locally adapted y 2010 Domestic Line 2010 Chinhyangyengro 2975, Sancheong-eup, Sancheng-gun, Gyeonsangnam-do, Korea intensive farm-household by-products stationary 1.25 1.2 8 8 8 8 12 11 13 140 135 145 3 650 86 75 15 1 23 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Kaya-Landrace 가야렌드레이스 From 2010, They have been conducted a genetic evaluation and selected it based on the selection index applying breeding value Landrace yes yes yes yes Skin & Coat colour are white 66 64 115 105 Locally adapted y 2010 Domestic Line 2010 Chinhyangyengro 2975, Sancheong-eup, Sancheng-gun, Gyeonsangnam-do, Korea intensive farm-household by-products stationary 1.25 1.2 8 8 8 8 12 11 13 140 135 145 3 650 86 75 15 1 23 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Korean Native The meat is redder in colour than those of imported breeds. Consumers tend to prefer meat from native pigs than those from imported breeds. eng. Meat Population size here refers to the number of individuals registered in heardbook(Korean Animal Improvement Association) each year. Real population size is surveyed at species level, not at breed level. uni coloured: black 71.6 74.9 "· Long nose, erected ears of straight-upward direction.
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malesfemales
days to 90kg(days)278.1279.4
daily gain(g)251.6250.8
backfat thickness(mm)11.515.4
loin eye area(㎠)26.323.7
dressing percent(%)55.451.5
" feral breed primitive indigenous breed local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Korean native pig Gyeongsangbuk-do strain use for produce high quality pork English Pohang Jaeryedoaiji Meat black 85 80 140 120 black and glossy hair, sunken eyes, long mouse, upright ears, narrow chest, dropped belly, long body length, short legs Native y 1978 Domestic Breed Gyung-buk Jire, Gyung-nam sanckung, Jeju island 1992 Pohang and Yeounju semi - intensive fodder stationary 1.2 1.1 8.5 9 12 12 8 12 24 4.5 0.29 84.7 77 7 2 12 local No Information atRisk critical -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Lard, Meat Population size here refers to the number of individuals registered in heardbook(Korean Animal Improvement Association) each year. Real population size is surveyed at species level, not at breed level. 101.9 95.4 "
malesfemales
days to 90kg(days)141.6148.1
daily gain(g)654.2614.5
backfat thickness(㎜)12.114.1
loin area(㎠)27.829.8
dressing percent(%)57.757.5
" domestic breed locally adapted exotic 1962 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Landrace Sunjin Eng. DamLine, Meat ○ Selection
- Data used for selection was provided by Korea Animal Improvement Association.
- Selection is based on breeding value of litter size. (also based on litter size of population mean)
- Thickness of back fat: Less than 15mm in the beginning, Less than 12mm since 2013
- Days to 90kg : Less than 160 days
- Appearance : No less than 14 nipples, hoof size, lincture, external genitals etc.
- Removal of PSS genes (1999) Initial entry of data: 2014 – data from Park, Juwan (SeonJin hanmaeul) total born 11.6
age at 90kg(M 149.4, F 156.4)
backfat(M 11.5, F 12.2)
y 1966 domestic line Mixed blood of species from America, the UK, Northern Ireland, Sweden, Canada and Finland. Last descent was brought from Canada's Genetiporc in 1996. 1997 SUNJIN HANMAUL Co. Ltd. Danyang GGP (Danyang-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do) local No Material atRisk endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Large Black eng. Large Black Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Micro pig M-TYPE Cardiovascular research : Relative to body weight, the size of the heart, blood flow of the coronary arteries, homogeneity of myocardial contractility and the mechanism of arteriosclerosis in minipigs are all similar to those of humans. Minipigs can be induced to develop arteriosclerosis models by feeding with high-lipid feeds, which are available for cardiovascular research. Gastrointestinal Research: The gastrointestinal system of minipigs is similar to that of humans, demonstrating them as an ideal animal for studies on the physiology of pancreatic juice secretion, intestinal infection by virus or E.coli in newborns, or efficacy tests on medical devices such as an endoscope. Dental Research: Pigs are the only species of experimental animals whose teeth fall out and are replaced over a long period of time, which is similar to humans. This pathophysiology of dental system in minipigs allows them to be used for the treatment of carious tooth, orthodontics, periodontal disease, implants and pathological studies on dental pulps. Nutrition Research : Minipigs are the monogastric animal having a similar digestive system like humans, resulting in their use in various nutrition researches. Xenotransplantation research : Organs and tissues of minipigs are used for xenotransplantation studies, such as pancreatic islet cells, liver and heart etc. Disease model :Minipigs can be used as an animal model in various diseases, including surgery/drug/food-induced model of diabetes mellitus, model for immune deficiency (SCID), model for cancer and model for CNS disorders like Alzheimer disease, Huntington’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. Safety test (Toxicology) for developing new drugs/incrementally modified drugs in the pharmaceutical company. Minipigs are used for analysis on metabolism/pharmacology (Metabolism/PD•PK) of drugs, efficacy test of drugs using efficacy models, efficacy test of cosmetic patches, efficacy evaluation of tissue regeneration products such as implants and efficacy evaluation of medical devices for the treatment. Others : Minipigs are utilized for anatomy training, surgery training and laparoscopic surgery in medical schools and hospitals due to their anatomical similarities to humans. English Small-sized pig used for non-clinical research in new drug development, toxicity test, organ donor for xenotransplantation research, medical practice training and development of bio-medical technology. ◎ Minipigs are pigs whose characteristics have been improved and established though breeding the small-sized breeds of wild or domesticated pigs over various generations. ◎ They are easy to breed due to their small size and to secure population numbers due to their fecundity. As the organs of minipigs are similar to those of humans in size and they are easily turned into specific pathogen-free animals, the demand and fields for their usage are increasing. ◎ Minipigs are similar to humans genetically, local anatomically and physiologically. ◎ Experimental minipigs should produce offsprings that are similar to their parents in size. If they vary significantly in size and pedigree, and are easily infected, it is difficult to use them in experiments. ◎ A single fertile, germ-free minipig pedigree has been established by choosing a small-sized minipigs strain, developing a pure lineage over decades and managing a population through the sterile management processes. Yucatan Mini pigs, Tea cup pigs, Miniature pigs Fancy, Medical, Research Micro-pig has great advantages such as i) similarity with anatomical physiology of humans, ii) adaptability to experimental environments, iii) possibility of mass production for experimental purposes, iv) direct applications of results from toxicity and efficacy tests using micro-pigs for treatments of humans, v) availability for animal models for human diseases, and vi) relatively low cost for production and management. Micropigs are raised under strictly controlled conditions. For this purpose, MediKinetics follows FDA and KFDA guidelines and maintains SPF herds with a strict barrier system and microbiologically well-defined conditions in order to follow modern developments in laboratory animal science. Thus, all Micropigs are raised to a healthy status in SPF facilities. The environment (that is, temperature and humidity), housing, HEPA filtered airflow, water supply (reverse osmosis system), and food consumption are strictly monitored and enforced by professional staffs, and their health monitoring is systematically carried out by professional veterinarians. Micropig are currently being utilized in animal models for human disease study, nonclinical study for new drugs and medical devices, organ donors for xenotransplantation study, stem cell study and medical practice. It is a policy in MediKinetics that good microbiological standards are essential for the achievement of good research results and that control of microbial status significantly contributes to the principles of Reduction and Refinement. A comprehensive animal health monitoring is conducted and updated regularly which includes screening for several viral, bacterial, parasitic and fungal infections. SPF animals are the animals without 7 kinds of virues, 13 kinds of bacteria and 3 kinds of parasites. Major colour : White, black, spots, silver, brown There are at least 3 loci found to be responsible for common coat color phenotype variation in micro-pigs: The dominant white color locus (KIT gene) represented by I the extension color locus (MC1R) presented by E and the dilution locus represented by D. The gene controlling for silver or roan is still under investigation. The following are their respective alleles: I locus (controls white color) I –dominant white IP- black/gray patches IBe – white belt (Hampshire color phenotype) Id - allows silver or roan i – recessive colored (allows any color except white) E locus (extends and allow distribution of melanin) E+ - wild type (original color, non-mutant, non-dominant, non recessive) ED1 – dominant black (allows black for such as Berkshire and Meishan) ED2 –dominant black for Hampshire Ep –black spotting (black spots with gray borders); ex. Large White, Pietrain, Berkshire e –recessive red (allows brown or red if ii) D locus (dilution of black pigment; under investigation) D –dominant uniform black (undiluted) d –recessive black and white hair distribution (silver appearance) Other coat or hair phenotypes of genetic consideration is the hair/fur length and distribution: 1. LONG – full distribution, 5cm or more hairlength long black, long white, long silver, long spots, others (brown, hamp) 2. SHORT – medium distribution, less than 5cm hairlength Short black, Short white, Short colored (spots, brown, hamp, etc.) 44.42 44.52 45 48.1 Locally adapted y 2003 domestic strain MK micropig belongs to the genus Sus and species scrofa domestica. Micropig is a product of synthetic or composite mixture of various breeds, domestic, native and miniature breeds (Pot belly, Meisan, Pigmy and white breed). Micropigs have been strictly maintained in low inbreeding index by strict management of pedigree and show a variety of phenotype to suit the different needs and requirements of specific animal models (Genetic Controls). 2005 The origin of animals have been in a USDA approved export isolation facility at Prestige Premium Products, Inc micro pig GGP collection farm. Republic of Korea, Pyeongtaek city local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Micro pig T-TYPE 1. Cardiovascular research : Relative to body weight, the size of the heart, blood flow of the coronary arteries, homogeneity of myocardial contractility and the mechanism of arteriosclerosis in minipigs are all similar to those of humans. Minipigs can be induced to develop arteriosclerosis models by feeding with high-lipid feeds, which are available for cardiovascular research. 2. Gastrointestinal Research : The gastrointestinal system of minipigs is similar to that of humans, demonstrating them as an ideal animal for studies on the physiology of pancreatic juice secretion, intestinal infection by virus or E.coli in newborns, or efficacy tests on medical devices such as an endoscope. 3. Dental Research : Pigs are the only species of experimental animals whose teeth fall out and are replaced over a long period of time, which is similar to humans. This pathophysiology of dental system in minipigs allows them to be used for the treatment of carious tooth, orthodontics, periodontal disease, implants and pathological studies on dental pulps. 4.Nutrition Research : Minipigs are the monogastric animal having a similar digestive system like humans, resulting in their use in various nutrition researches. 5. Xenotransplantation research : Organs and tissues of minipigs are used for xenotransplantation studies, such as pancreatic islet cells, liver and heart etc. 6. Disease model : Minipigs can be used as an animal model in various diseases, including surgery/drug/food-induced model of diabetes mellitus, model for immune deficiency (SCID), model for cancer and model for CNS disorders like Alzheimer disease, Huntington’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. 7.Safety test (Toxicology) for developing new drugs/incrementally modified drugs in the pharmaceutical company. Minipigs are used for analysis on metabolism/pharmacology (Metabolism/PD•PK) of drugs, efficacy test of drugs using efficacy models, efficacy test of cosmetic patches, efficacy evaluation of tissue regeneration products such as implants and efficacy evaluation of medical devices for the treatment. 8.Others : Minipigs are utilized for anatomy training, surgery training and laparoscopic surgery in medical schools and hospitals due to their anatomical similarities to humans. Eng. Small-sized pig used for non-clinical research in new drug development, toxicity test, organ donor for xenotransplantation research, medical practice training and development of bio-medical technology Minipigs are pigs whose characteristics have been improved and established though breeding the small-sized breeds of wild or domesticated pigs over various generations. They are easy to breed due to their small size and to secure population numbers due to their fecundity. As the organs of minipigs are similar to those of humans in size and they are easily turned into specific pathogen-free animals, the demand and fields for their usage are increasing. Minipigs are similar to humans genetically, local anatomically and physiologically. Experimental minipigs should produce offsprings that are similar to their parents in size. If they vary significantly in size and pedigree, and are easily infected, it is difficult to use them in experiments. A single fertile, germ-free minipig pedigree has been established by choosing a small-sized minipigs strain, developing a pure lineage over decades and managing a population through the sterile management processes. Medical Micro-pig has great advantages such as i) similarity with anatomical physiology of humans, ii) adaptability to experimental environments, iii) possibility of mass production for experimental purposes, iv) direct applications of results from toxicity and efficacy tests using micro-pigs for treatments of humans, v) availability for animal models for human diseases, and vi) relatively low cost for production and management. Micro-pigs are raised under strictly controlled conditions. For this purpose, MediKinetics follows FDA and KFDA guidelines and maintains SPF herds with a strict barrier system and microbiologically well-defined conditions in order to follow modern developments in laboratory animal science. Thus, all Micro-pigs are raised to a healthy status in SPF facilities. The environment (that is, temperature and humidity), housing, HEPA filtered airflow, water supply (reverse osmosis system), and food onsumption are strictly monitored and enforced by professional staffs, and their health monitoring is systematically carried out by professional veterinarians. Micro-pig are currently being utilized in animal models for human disease study, nonclinical study for new drugs and medical devices, organ donors for xenotransplantation study, stem cell study and medical practice. It is a policy in MediKinetics that good microbiological standards are essential for the achievement of good research results and that control of microbial status significantly contributes to the principles of Reduction and Refinement. A comprehensive animal health monitoring is conducted and updated regularly which includes screening for several viral, bacterial, parasitic and fungal infections. SPF animals are the animals without 7 kinds of virues, 13 kinds of bacteria and 3 kinds of parasites. There are at least 3 loci found to be responsible for common coat color phenotype variation in micropigs: The dominant white color locu (KIT gene) represented by I the extension color locus (MC1R) epresented by E and the dilution locus represented by D.The gene controlling for silver or roan is still under investigation. The following are their respective alleles: I locus (controls white color) I –dominant white IP- black/gray patches IBe – white belt (Hampshire color phenotype) Id - allows silver or roan i – recessive colored (allows any color except white) E locus (extends and allow distribution of melanin) E+ - wild type (original color, non-mutant, non-dominant, non recessive) ED1 – dominant black (allows black for such as Berkshire and Meishan) ED2 –dominant black for Hampshire Ep –black spotting (black spots with gray borders); ex. Large White, Pietrain, Berkshire e –recessive red (allows brown or red if ii) D locus (dilution of black pigment; under investigation) D –dominant uniform black (undiluted) d –recessive black and white hair distribution (silver appearance) 40.3 37.8 30.1 36 Locally adapted y 2003 domestic line MK micro-pig belongs to the genus Sus and species scrofa domestica. Micro-pig is a product of synthetic or composite mixture of various breeds, domestic, native and miniature breeds (Pot belly, Meisan, Pigmy and white breed). Micro-pigs have been strictly maintained in low inbreeding index by strict mana gement of pedigree and show a variety of phenotypes to suit the different needs and requirements of specific animal models (Genetic Controls). 2005 The origin of animals have been in a USDA approved export isolation facility at Prestige Primium Products, Inc micro pig GGP collection farm. Pyeongtaek local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Pig NH Landrace B English Korean development Landrace Locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig NHBG-Duroc Eng. Duroc Meat, SireLine Selection target 1. Selection evaluation and Data sourece: Using data provided by the JPNC(Jung Pig & Consulting) 2 .Mainly the litter size breeding value were selected(please refer to the mean litter size) 3. BackFat Thickness : Those with less than 15mm were selected. 4. Age at 90kg : Less than 140 days(Ave.) 5. Appearance : Criteria including more than 14nipples, size of hoof, lincture, pudendum, etc... 6. PSS, PRRS free Information providers - Pig breeding center, National agricultural cooperative federation in 2015. total born 10.3 age at 90kg(M 133.3, F 138.8) backfat(M 1.26, F 1.49) Locally adapted y 1993 domestic line The bloodlines from the Sweden, Island etc. are mixed with them. The external bloodlines was flowed in for the last time from the Hermitage in 1993. 1993 Bulgap GGP, Pig breeding center, National agricultural cooperative federation (Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam- do) international No Material atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig NHBG-Landrace Eng. Landrace Selection target 1. Selection evaluation and Data sourece: Using data provided by the JPNC(Jung Pig & Consulting) 2 .Mainly the litter size breeding value were selected(please refer to the mean litter size) 3. BackFat Thickness : Those with less than 15mm were selected. 4. Age at 90kg : Less than 140 days(Ave.) 5. Appearance : Criteria including more than 14nipples, size of hoof, lincture, pudendum, etc... 6. PSS, PRRS free Information providers - Pig breeding center, National agricultural cooperative federation in 2015. total born 13.0 age at 90kg(M 132.4, F 139.6) backfat(M 1.29, F 1.45) y 1993 domestic line The bloodlines from the Sweden, Island etc. are mixed with them. The external bloodlines was flowed in for the last time from the Hermitage in 1993. 1993 Bulgap GGP, Pig breeding center, National agricultural cooperative federation (Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam- do) international No Material atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig NHBG-Yorkshire Eng Large White Meat 1. Selection 1.1 Using data provided by the JPNC(Jung Pig & Consulting) 1.2 Mainly the litter size breeding value were selected(please refer to the mean litter size) 1.3 BackFat Thickness : Those with less than 15mm were selected. 1.4 Age at 90kg : Less than 140 days(Ave.) 1.5 Appearance : Criteria including more than 14nipples, size of hoof, lincture, pudendum, etc... 1.6 PSS, PRRS free Information providers - Pig breeding center, National agricultural cooperative federation in 2015. total born 13.2 age at 90kg(M 135.0, F 141.0) backfat(M 1.22, F 1.42) Locally adapted y 1993 domestic line The bloodlines from the Sweden, Island etc. are mixed with them. The external bloodlines was flowed in for the last time from the Hermitage in 1993. 1993 Bulgap GGP, Pig breeding center, National agricultural cooperative federation (Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam- do) international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig NHSO-Yorkshire Not only produce Crossbreed(F1) with Landrace for pig farmers but also provide meat for general consumers. Crossbreed(F1) pig production and meat production. English nonghyeob suog yokeusyeo Meat August 2020, NHSO-Yorkshire reached 30 pigs weaned per sow per year(PSY) during one year. It is a monumental record to the Korean pig industry. White 61 59 115 105 Locally adapted y 2014 Domestic Breed Basic herd were imported from Canada(female 150, male 10) in 2014. 2014 2014 82, Pyeongnimamchi-ro, Samgye-myeon, Jangseong-gun, Jeollanam-do, Republic of Korea intensive concentrate stationary 0.67 0.63 8 8 15 40 12 11 13 140 135 145 3.3 0.64 86 75 16 1 27 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Native pig The meat is redder in colour than those of imported breeds. Consumers tend to prefer meat from native pigs than those from imported breeds. eng. Meat uni coloured: black local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Pig RDA WooriHeukDon Eatable meat fraction Kor WooriHeukdon is a crossbred pig between Duroc and Korean native pig Meat Woori-Heukdon has red meat color, high intramuscular fat content, high water holding capacity and low cooking loss. Black hair 70 68.5 250 220 Black coat Locally adapted y 2008 domestic line Crossbreding between duroc and korean native pigs 2008 Korea local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat Population size here refers to the number of individuals registered in heardbook(Korean Animal Improvement Association) each year. Real population size is surveyed at species level, not at breed level. 103.9 97 "
malesfemales
days to 90kg(days)144.0151.7
daily gain(g)646.1602.1
backfat thickness(㎜)12.314.5
loin eye area(㎠)28.029.5
dressing percent(%)59.157.9
" domestic breed locally adapted exotic 1903 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Pig Yorkshire Sunjin Eng. DamLine, Meat ○ Selection - Data used for selection was provided by Korea Animal Improvement Association.
- Selection is based on breeding value of litter size. (also based on litter size of population mean)
- Thickness of back fat: Less than 15mm in the beginning, Less than 12mm since 2013
- Days to 90kg : Less than 160 days
- Appearance : No less than 14 nipples, hoof size, lincture, external genitals etc.
- Removal of PSS genes (1999) Initial entry of data: 2014 – data from Park, Juwan (SeonJin hanmaeul) total born 12.2
age at 90kg(M/F, 151.6,156.8)
backfat(11.7,13.3) y 1966 domestic line - Mixed blood of species from America, the UK, Northern Ireland, Sweden, Canada and Finland.
- Last descent was brought from Canada's Genetiporc in 1996. 1997 SUNJIN HANMAUL Co. Ltd. Danyang GGP (Danyang-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do) local No Material atRisk endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Pigeon white racing pigeon eng. 白色 傳書鳩 Hobby, Racing - Unlike ordinary pigeons, white race pigeons have very good homing ability. They can return home from 1,000km away. Their entire body is white.
- The pigeons were managed by attaching a ring with the pigeon information within a week from birth.
- Natural mating or artificial mating
- Usage : Celebratory flying at the opening ceremony of the Seoul Olympic Games reddish self-white 0.46 0.43 n domestic strain "
  • They were brought from Europe to Japan and to Korea during the Japanese colonial rules. Many records show they were used for communications.
  • Some race pigeon lovers had raised them. Active breeding started before the 1986 Asian Games. To prepare for the opening ceremony of the 1988 Seoul Olympics, 2.400 pigeons were bred with support of Korea Sports Council. Color of pigeons is mostly gray or spotted black but white race pigeons were chosen for the event because they represent the white-clad Korean people.
  • After the olympic games, white race pigeons were scattered and mated with domestic pigeons, leading to loss of their pure bloodline. Lee, Hee-hoon who flew the white pigeons at the olympic games has been breeding descendants of such pigeons and maintained their pure bloodline.
" They were brought from Europe to Japan and to Korea during the Japanese colonial rules. (1910~1920 estimated) Pung-dong, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do local No Material atRisk critical -Republic of Korea KOR Quail Black Japanese Quail SNU production of transgenic quail eng. Japanese Quail with dominant black plumage Japanese Quail Eggs, Meat, Research average annual egg production : 200 Initial entry of data: 2014 - data provided by SNU, Dr Jae Young Han self-black black plumage 0.1211 0.1465 n 1997 domestic - The lineage was formed based on the collection from the farms of Jeollanam-do in 1997.
- Those with black feather color were selected. 1997 Suwon, Gyeonggi-do local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Quail Japanese eng. Eggs domestic imported; locally adapted Mainly commercial sector. High input production system. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Quail Jumbo brown Quail SNU eng. Jumbo brown Quail Eggs, Meat, Research average annual egg production : 200 Initial entry of data: 2014 - data provided by SNU, Dr Jae Young Han Brown Plumage 0.1912 0.2232 Bigger than general quails. n 2010 domestic The lineage was formed based on the collection from the farms of Namwon-si ,Jeollabuk-do in 2010. 2010 Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Quail Wild Japanese Quail SNU production of transgenic quail eng. Japanese Quail with wildtype plumage Japanese Quail Eggs, Meat, Research average annual egg production : 200 Initial entry of data: 2014 - data provided by SNU, Dr Jae Young Han brown Those with brown feather color were selected. n 1997 domestic The lineage was formed based on the collection from the farms of Jeollanam-do in 1997. 1997 Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit Angora eng. Angora Hair domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit California Giant eng. Meat domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit California White eng. California Meat domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit Japanese White eng. Japanese Meat domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit Native rabbit Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Rabbit Rex eng. Rex domestic breed locally adapted exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted exotic 1931 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Korea KOR Turkey Holland White eng. Dutch White Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Republic of Korea KOR Turkey Mammoth Bronze eng. Mammoth Bronze Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Kuwait KWT Sheep Arabi ar. Arabi Erbi, Arbi Meat The animals can withstand high temperatures and high humidity. This breed has a good health. The breed is lambing all year round. The animals are known for their wool and meat. The animals have a good character. uni coloured: black or dark brown 2 0 77 70 60 40 Near East fat-tailed type domestic breed indigenous breed of Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia Wafra, Abdali wool coarse/carpet 2 1.5 2.5 160 100 8 6 4.5 4 18 17 22 15 24 150 6 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on roughage and concentrate and housed all year. The animals endure a lack of water supply and poor feed. - milk protein (%): 4.7; 1.1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Kuwait KWT Sheep Naeemi Ne'imi Awassi Meat The animals are well adapted to high temperature and high humidity. The breed is known for its meat, wool and milk. The animals have the good character of fat-tailed sheep. uni coloured: mainly white with red brown face, occasionally with black face 2 0 83 73 70 40 Awassi sheep are bigger than Naeemi. domestic variety superior variety of Awassi Wafra, Abdali, Suliabia wool coarse/carpet 2.4 1.5 3 160 100 8.3 6 4.7 4.2 18 17 21 15 24 150 6 F66-101 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months and fed on roughage and concentrates. Lack of water and poor feed supply are stressors experienced by these animals in the desert. The repoductive efficency of Naeemi sheep is lower than Awassi and lambing rates rarely exceed 70% under natural mating of desert flocks.
- milk protein (%): 4.5; 1.1 1 2 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Kuwait KWT Sheep Nagdi Najdi Najdi Meat The animals are adapted to high temperatures and humidity, and hence are highly suited to live under desert conditions. The breed is aseasonal. This breed tolerates deficiency of drinking water and drought. multi coloured: usually black with white head or black with white rings around the legs and white spots on legs and tail, sometimes white body 0 0 males are polled or scurs 86 76 62 40 long fat tail extending beyond the hock, long and dropping ears domestic breed originated in Najd Plateau along border with Saudi Arabia, Wafra and Abdalli 1.2 160 130 7.7 6 4.5 4 18 17 22 15 24 150 6 F55-47 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on roughage and concentrate, and housed all the year round. little rain and poor feeding in desert - milk protein (%): 4.7; 1.1 1 1.2 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Buffalo Khouay = buffalo, laotian Indigenous Buffalo DraughtPower 2 2 112 105 550 400 Most of buffaloes have black coat colour. domestic breed Swamp buffalo (eng.) 25 26 This breed suffers a lack of feed during the dry season. local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Buffalo Murrah Murrah 0 0 domestic breed imported from India international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Cattle Australian Friesian Sahiwal eng. Australian Friesian Sahiwal Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Kept at the private Nabong dairy farm. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Cattle Kouprey Kouprey Grey Cambodian Ox, Indo-Chinese Forest Ox, Cambodian Wild Ox This breed is possibly resistant to rinderpest (cattle plague). 0 0 wild breed wild species: Bos bibos novibos sauveli southern Laos regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Cattle Ngoua = cattle, laotian Indigenous Cattle The breed is well adapted to difficult conditions and use under these conditions roughage well. uni coloured: black, yellow, red or brown 0 0 115 110 220 170 domestic breed The breed originated from southern China. 15 10 This breed suffers a lack of feed during the dry season. local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Cattle Tsine laotian Tsine Burmese Banteng General 2 2 wild breed Bos (Bibos) javanicus birmanicus, variety of Banteng regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Cattle Yellow Asian eng. uni coloured: red or yellow-brown, few are black, dark brown and white-grey 0 0 115 94 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Chicken Euribrid Hisex eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Eggs domestic breed imported from neighboring countries; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Chicken Hendrix Bovan Goldline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Eggs domestic breed imported from The Netherlands; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Chicken Kai Lat laotian indigenous 1.5 1.2 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Duck (domestic) Pet Kab laotian indigenous 2.5 2.2 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Duck (domestic) Pet Thed laotian indigenous 4 2 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Goat Bac Thao 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 2002 Livestock Research Centre. local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Goat Bae = goat, laotian Indigenous Goat 0 0 30 25 domestic breed 2.5 2 This breed suffers a lack of feed during the dry season. local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Goat Katjang Katjang Meat 0 0 40 40 domestic breed indigenous breed goat Upland areas with largest concentration on Oudomsay, Louang Prabang, Huaphanh and Savannakhet province. 12 18 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Horse Ma = horse, laotian Indigenous Horse 120 110 250 200 domestic breed 15 13 local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Pig Duroc-Jersey Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Around urban areas and at the Pig Breeding Station located at Nong Teng. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Pig Landrace x Large White eng. Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Near population centers. Semi-commercial sector. local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Pig Mou Cheed laotian This breed is very well adapted to its environment. 51 70 30 61 domestic 9 11 local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Pig Mou Kang laotian This breed is very well adapted to its environment. 60 80 90 90 domestic 9 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Pig Mou Ladt = pig, laotian Indigenous Pig This breed is very well adapted to its environment. 46 54 30 48 domestic breed 0.6 0.5 250 The pigs of this breed are fed on rice bran and corn. Most of the farmers do not select boars for mating. Natural mating takes place. That is why boars can mate with sows when they are small. Conseqently the weight of boars is lower than that of sows. 8 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Pig Mou Mong laotian This breed is very well adapted to its environment. 55 76 50 85 domestic 250 9 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Sheep Kae = sheep, laotian Crossbreed Sheep 0 0 35 25 domestic breed composite of local sheep and Mongolian sheep for meat production 2 2.5 This breed suffers a lack of feed during the dry season. local No Information unknown unknown -Lao People's Democratic Republic LAO Turkey Kai Ngouang laotian indigenous 5.5 2.5 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lebanon LBN Cattle Lebanese Lebanese Beirut, Beyrouth, Antakli Milk uni coloured: shades of brown 2 2 domestic variety variety of Damascus or composite of Damascus and Baladi coast of Lebanon, Syria regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lebanon LBN Cattle Lebanon Baladi ar. Anatolian, Bedouin, Djebeli, Kleiti, Akshi DraughtPower The animals are adapted to their local environment (dry areas with little rainfall). This breed is reported to be resistant to tropical diseases. uni coloured: brown to black
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 30% of the population are polled 138 124 450 410 similar to Jaulan but smaller domestic variety variety of Egyptian, Brachyceros type, similar to Jaulan but smaller 195 1200 3.7 22 21 FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -Lebanon LBN Goat Damascus Damascus uni coloured: usually red or brown, also grey
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 80 72 57 40 long hair, often tassels, Nubian type domestic breed 2.4 2.4 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lebanon LBN Goat Mamber Syrian Mountain Djelab, Jebel, Mambrine, Membrine, Northern Mountain, Palestinian, Syrian Black, Black Bedouin 2 2 68 60 50 32.5 Syrian type domestic breed 2.5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lebanon LBN Sheep Awassi Awassi Deiri, Syrian, Baladi Milk multi coloured: white with brown head and legs, occasionally black or brown 2 0 74 65 65 52.5 Near East fat-tail type, roman nose, long and dropping ears, fat-tail domestic breed This is the most numerous and widespread type of sheep in South-west Asia. Furthermore, it is the dominant sheep breed in Iraq, the most important breed in Syria and the only indigenous breed sheep in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon. In addition it is bred in northern Saudi-Arabia under desert conditions. wool coarse/carpet 2.1 106 6.5 4.5 4.3 F66-101 F60-44 1.2 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Liberia LBR Cattle Liberian Dwarf eng. Muturu Muturu uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn South-eastern Liberia, Maryland and Sinoe Counties regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Liberia LBR Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Liberia LBR Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Ass Libyan uni coloured: the smaller variety is usually bay with pale belly and the larger variety is usually dark bay or grey domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Cattle Friesine-Holstein eng Holstein (black and white) Frisian Meat, Milk Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Cattle JERSEY eng Jersey Milk Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Cattle Libyan Brown Atlas Libyan Shorthorn, Mahalli, Libyan Brown Atlas Meat The breed is very hardy and well adapted to harsh arid and semi-arid regions. uni coloured: usually brown to dark brown 2 2 short thin horns Iberian type, similar to Brown Atlas domestic breed eastern part of Libya and around Musrata in western Libya 300 FAO Breed Survey There is no documented performance data on this breed, although it is similar to the Atlas cattle of Algeria and Morocco. Milk production is less than 300 kg of milk in a relatively short season. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Cattle SANTA GERTRUDIS eng Santa Gertrudis Santa Meat Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Chicken ALARABY CHICKENS ENG MAHLLY Eggs, Meat DRY AND POOR ENVIRONMENT TO HEAT AND DISEASES Single Yellow Grey Red and Black No special pattern Indigenous WHITE , BLACK , COLUMBIAN PATTERN , BUFF, GOLD 1.9 1.5 Native n Domestic Breed 1981 WEST AND SOUTH OF LIBYA 138 132 145 47 back yard or farm yard production concentrate, farm-household by-products nomadic, stationary 1.9 1.5 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.3 6.8 1.5 71 CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT EGG WITHE 48g local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Libya LBY Dromedary ALGHARBIA MAGHREBIA Meat Native local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Dromedary ELMAHARI RidingWork Native local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Dromedary SIRTAWIA Meat, Milk Native local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Dromedary TIBESTI RidingWork Native local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Goat CYPRUS ENG Cyprus Meat Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Goat KURDI ENG Kurdi Meat Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Libya LBY Goat Libyan Mahalli Meat multi coloured: dominant colours are black, brown, white, grey and red or a mixture of these colours 2 2 63 52 50 32.5 long hair, ears usually lop domestic breed similar to Barki and Baladi (Egypt) country-wide, 33% in east, 31% in western mountains, 21% in middle of Libya, 13% on west coast and 2% in southern Libya 1.5 2.5 150 134 4.1 2.3 2.18 FAO Breed Survey Magid et al. (1984, 1987) Performance data were collected under range and farm conditions. The breed can be bred all year round with high fertility during the summer months. Milk production ranges from kg 0.54-1.5 in a season that lasts 5 months. - preweaning daily gain: 80-90g;
- postweaning gain 55-90g;
- yearling weight is kg 34 (m) and kg 25 (f);
1.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Goat MOURETHA GRAND ENG Milk Locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Goat SHAMI ENG Damascus Milk Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Goat TARGI ENG Tuareg Meat Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Goat TEBAWI ENG Meat Locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Horse ARAB ENG Arab RidingSport Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Horse BARBRI ENG RidingSport Native local No Information unknown unknown -Libya LBY Horse PUR SANG ANGLAIS ENG Thoroughbred Racing Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Sheep AWASSI ENG Awassi Meat Locally adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Libya LBY Sheep Libyan Barbary eng. Libyan Barbary BARKI, DERNAWI Meat The breed is polyoestrous and can breed all year round with high fertility. uni coloured: white, brown or black occasionally with pied face and legs 2/4 0/2 70 58 50 42.5 pendulous fat tail Native y 1970 Domestic Breed wool coarse/carpet 3.1 3.4 3 FAO Breed Survey Magid (1985, 1987, 1988) Libyan J. Agric. Vol 13. Performance was measured under stationary conditions, 4-6 months housing per year and grazing and fodder feeding. - weaning weight from 16-32 kg (4 months);
- yearling weight 38-54 kg;
- preweaning weight gain 120-170 g per day;
- postweaning weight gain 110 g per day;
1.1 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Libya LBY Sheep TEHRI ENG Meat Locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Brahman Cebu en. local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Charolais en local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Creole eng. Creole 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Holstein Frisian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed Dairy establishment with milking machine, storage tanks and pasteurizer for the secondary processing of milk and milk products such as yogurt, chocolate milk and other flavored milks. There are improved pastures, with Pongola (Digitaria Decumbens) being the predominant grass specie is grazed and harvested by use of a harvester and grass bailer. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Holstein cross eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed Milk is being extracted by hand for home consumption and the excess is being sold at the community level. local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Jersey cross eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed Milk is being extracted by hand for home consumption and the excess is being sold at the community level. local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Red Polled cross eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed Extensive systems of production are practiced without improved pastures. local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle Senepol cross 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Cattle South Devon eng. South Devon 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Chicken Creole eng. Fighting domestic breed Also used for organic farming. local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Duck (domestic) Pekin eng. Pekin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian Meat uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Goat Saanen Saanen Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Goat Toggenburg en local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Pig Creole eng. pigmented skin. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Pig Lacombe eng. Lacombe non pigmented skin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Saint Lucia LCA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace non pigmented skin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Pig Large Black eng. Large Black domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Saint Lucia LCA Pig Saddleback en local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White non pigmented skin domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Rabbit Flemish giant en local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Sheep Black Head Dorper en local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Sheep Carlifornia red en local No Material unknown unknown -Saint Lucia LCA Sheep Creole eng. Criollo 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Sheep Katahdin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saint Lucia LCA Sheep Martinique Martinique 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Saint Lucia LCA Sheep Virgin Island White eng. St. Croix 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Ass Mannar domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Ass Puttalam Buruwa These animals are seasonal breeders and they calve during Maha season (November to December). 100 100 125 90 dwarf feral breed Puttalam 20 20 FAO Breed Survey The animals use stagnant water around grazing land. local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Buffalo Lanka Sinhala Lanka buffalo breed type population is declining steadily as the animal power use in rice cultivation and processing activities has been replaced with machinery. Government policy on banning of slaughter of buffaloes did not promote population growth. Ceylonese, Sri Lankan, Ceylon DraughtPower uni coloured: fawn to black 2 2 306 306 domestic breed 183 220 7 20 16 16 390 720 20 350 FAO Breed Survey These buffaloes are hardly milked as the little milk yield is needed for the calves. local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Buffalo Mannar uni coloured: red 2 2 smaller than Tamankaduwa domestic variety variety of Lanka buffalo Mannar region, North-western Sri Lanka local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Buffalo Mehsana Mehsana 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Buffalo Murrah Murrah SireLine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Mainly Kurunegala district (North Western Province). 332 54 498 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Buffalo Nili-Ravi Nili-Ravi SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Mainly found in Kurunegala district (North Western Province). regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Buffalo Surti Surti SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced from India; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Buffalo Tamankaduwa Sinhala Thamankaduwa buffalo population had declined rapidly. Unrest situation prevailed during last three decades badly affected the Thamankaduwa buffaloes as well as other livestock types in the north-central Polonnaruwa district. They became Ferrel and crossed with wild types and other breeds of Ferrel buffaloes. Government own buffalo farm previously used for buffalo breeding is now occupied and run by security forces. There is no such breeding programs at present. Milk 2 2 larger than Mannar domestic variety the largest variety of the Lanka buffalo Thamankaduwa, eastern Sri Lanka local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Australian Friesian Sahiwal eng. Australian Friesian Sahiwal GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Mid Country and Low Country Wet Zone. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Australian Milking Zebu eng. Australian Milking Zebu GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Mid Country and Low Country Wet Zone. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Hill and Mid Country, (Above 400 m altitude). 340 3.9 428 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Dairy Short Horn eng. Dairy Shorthorn GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Hill and Mid Country, (Above 400 m altitude). 421 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Eastern White English This cattle is manly found in Eastern Province of Sri Lanka. It is believed that they are descending from ancient Royal dairy herds. They have a straight face, white coat colour, small to medium hump and dewlap and tail length varies from medium to long. Native local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Gir Gir 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Haryana Hariana 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Hatton Cappe harak, Cape Milk comment: according the FAO Breed Survey no records of physical appearance exist 2 2 domestic breed composite of European and local cattle in the hill country created about 110 years ago 1880 Hill country, central Sri Lanka 3000 10 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Holstein Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) SireLine multi coloured: black and white spotted 2 2 Medium-size, curved horns. Long convex shaped head. Medium size erect ears. domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Hill and Mid Country (Above 400 m altitude) 2281 3.5 29 27 498 43 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey SireLine uni coloured: reddish-brown 2 2 Curved. 264 241 Erect medium sized ears. domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Hill and Mid Country, Coconut plantation, Wet zone. 309 2318 5 15 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Kangayam Kangayam 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Khillari Khillari 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Kinniya Thamankaduwa uni coloured: grey 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local variety, similar to Mysore type Mahaweli Ganga local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Meuse Rhine Ijssel Holstein (red and white) MRY GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed 272 1852 4.6 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Sindhi Red Sindhi uni coloured: red 2 2 Wide and convex shaped head. domestic breed imported; exotic Dry zone, Coconut plantation, wet zone. 1818 426 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Sinhala Batu Harak, Lanka This breed is known for high fertility. uni coloured: usually black or red
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 257 183 Zebu, dwarf domestic breed similar to Indian Hill type 243 427 4.5 14.9 14.4 42 42 F24-138 FAO Breed Survey "- lifetime production (calves)LIFETIME PRODUCTION (CALVES/KIDS) = 6 - 9;
MORTALITY - 10-18%;
""""HIGH FERTILITY OF ANIMALS COMING INTO SEASONAL OESTRUS WITH THE 2 MONSOONS"""". THERE ARE 2 MONSOONS THE NORTH EASTERN (DEC-FEB) AND SOUTH WESTERN (MAY-SEPT) . IT SEEMS THAT MOST CATTLE AND BUFFALO COME INTO OESTROUS TOWARDS THE END AND JUST AFTER THE MONSOONS ARE OVER (JAN-MAR AND JULY-AUG) ." local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Sunandini Sunandini 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Thamankaduwa Kinniya uni coloured: white 2 2 Zebu domestic variety local Zebu variety from imported Indian breeds North-eastern Sri Lanka local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Cattle Tharpakar Thari 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Chicken Cornish eng. Cornish Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Chicken Lanka "Chicken blood taken by pricking the comb is used in cultural ritual functions known as """"Shanthi Karma"""" or """"Thovil""""." Eggs 1.9 1.4 domestic breed - egg weight: 48g;
- age at first lay: 211d;
- mortality up to 70 days: 65%;
local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Chicken Light Sussex eng. Light Sussex Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Sri Lanka LKA Chicken Naked Neck eng. domestic Found in the Eastern part of Sri Lanka. local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Chicken White Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock White Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Sri Lanka LKA Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Generally ducks are mainly found in Kandy (Mid Country) and Gampaha districts. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Duck (domestic) Petrock Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Generally ducks are mainly found in Kandy (Mid Country) and Gampaha districts. local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Duck (domestic) Velovi Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Generally ducks are mainly found in Kandy (Mid Country) and Gampaha districts. local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Duck (domestic) Vigro Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Generally ducks are mainly found in Kandy (Mid Country) and Gampaha districts. local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Goat Beetal Beetal GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Goat Boer Boer GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Goat German Fawn eng. German Improved Fawn 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Goat Jamnapari Jamnapari GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Goat Kottukachchiya Meat uni coloured: usually black, also brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 60 60 45 35 short lop ears, short coat. domestic breed from south Indian imports Weerawila, southern Sri Lanka 130 32 6.6 2.07 1.95 274 274 FAO Breed Survey Performance data have been measured on the Kottukachiya Government Farm in 1987. - kids mortality: 22%;
1.28 local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Mainly Jaffna district. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Goat Sri Lankan eng. Shri Lanka, Batueluva Meat 2 2 40 40 30 22 domestic breed indigenous breed population with Indian blood Dry Zone Areas 130 22 7.72 1.9 1.82 FAO Breed Survey Housing is provided only for kids. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Horse Sri Lankan Pony eng. 130 125 200 150 domestic breed It seems that these horses were imported by the Portuguese over 150 years to the Delft Island of Sri Lanka where they later became feral. Over the years the horses became inbred and dwarf animals were produced. The animals were later brought to other areas and are now found in Puttalam. Puttalam 25 25 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under stationary conditions without housing and with grazing and concentrate. They are not seasonal breeders and their gestation period is nearly one year. local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Muscovy duck Muscovey Muscovy Eggs domestic species imported; exotic Generally ducks are mainly found in Kandy (Mid Country) and Gampaha districts. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic "Mainly western coastal area extending from Puttlam, Negombo, and Kalutara, which is known as the """"pig belt""""." international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic "Mainly western coastal area extending from Puttlam, Negombo, and Kalutara, which is known as the """"pig belt""""." international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Pig Large Black eng. Large Black Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic "Mainly western coastal area extending from Puttlam, Negombo, and Kalutara, which is known as the """"pig belt""""." international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Sri Lanka LKA Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic "Mainly western coastal area extending from Puttlam, Negombo, and Kalutara, which is known as the """"pig belt""""." international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Pig Middle White eng. Middle White Lard domestic breed recently introduced; exotic "Mainly western coastal area extending from Puttlam, Negombo, and Kalutara, which is known as the """"pig belt""""." international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Pig Sri Lanka Native eng. Lanka uni coloured: usually black, also dark grey, tan, tan and grey or black 60 49 50 37 well-developed tusks project from mouth, erect small-size ears. feral breed indigenous breed Western coast. 0.59 0.52 10 10 216 216 81 A4-10, 12 FAO Breed Survey - weaning weight kg 5.92 (m) and kg 4.16 (f);
- age at puberty months 3.5;
- piglet mortality 30.3%;
- litter weight at birth and at weaning kg 3.4 and 21.5;
- litter size at wening 4.2;
6 local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Sheep Bannur 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Sheep Bikaneri 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Sheep Jaffna Deshiya Betaluwa, Lanka Meat uni coloured: also white or tan
multi coloured: often white with tan or black patches 0/2 0/2 52 49 24.5 18.7 small hairy animals domestic breed descended from south India hair type Jaffna hair 1.8 1.8 16 16 48 W27-13 A2-28 FAO Breed Survey - lifetime production (lambs): 4-5;
- fertility 63-86%;
1 local No Information unknown unknown -Sri Lanka LKA Sheep Madras Red eng. Madras Red 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Sheep Polled Dorset eng. Poll Dorset 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sri Lanka LKA Sheep South Down eng. South Down 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Sri Lanka LKA Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Lesotho LSO Cattle Afrikander Africander Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Lesotho LSO Cattle Basotho 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Cattle Basuto uni coloured: black 2 2 Sanga type Locally adapted domestic breed related to Nguni: has often European blood local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Cattle Drakensberger eng. Drakensberger Black Africander Meat uni coloured: black 2 2 similar to Basuto Exotic domestic breed Sanga with some Africander and Friesian influence regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Cattle Holstein-Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic widely used international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Chicken Amber Link eng. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Chicken Basotho chicken An unspecified resistance to internal parasites is reported for animals of this breed. This breed is highly broody. indigenous 1.8 1.6 Exotic domestic mongrel (Birds) These chicken are descendants of Asiatic, European and American breeds brought to southern Africa by colonialists. 70 6 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Chicken Gobb eng. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Chicken Hy-Line Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown Exotic domestic variety imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Chicken Hyline Silver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line White Eggs Exotic domestic variety imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Chicken Potchefstroom Koekoeks Eggs They provide eggs and meat to the rural poor in sufficient quantities. Exotic domestic breed exotic; imported 1980s country-wide They are the hardier breeds as they require limited upkeep. local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Chicken Ross one eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Duck (domestic) Mascovy Mascovy Locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Goat Angora Goat eng. Angora uni coloured: white 2 2 small-sized, small head in proportion to the body Locally adapted domestic breed native to Turkey 2400 years BC hair mohair/angora 2.2 1.02 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Goat Boer Boer comment: many colours 0/2 0/2 78 78 130 80 usually lop ears Exotic domestic breed composite of Bantu and Nubian, Saanen, Toggenburger and maybe Angora 4 4 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Goat British Alpine eng. British Alpine Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic lowland areas international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Lesotho LSO Goat Saanens eng. Saanen Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic lowland areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Goat Toggenburgs Toggenburg Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic lowland areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Horse Basotho Pony eng. Riding (work) Locally adapted domestic variety origin from Cape Hors 1825 onwards local No Information extinct extinct -Lesotho LSO Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred Transport Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Pig Basotho Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed lowland areas local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic predominantly in lowlands international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic predominantly in lowlands international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Pig Large White eng. Large White Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic predominantly in lowlands international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Rabbit American Chenchila eng. Chinchilla Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Lesotho LSO Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lesotho LSO Sheep Basotho sheep Mabasetere Wool 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Lesotho LSO Sheep Merino Mainly used for wool production. eng. Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Angler eng. Angeln Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Lithuania LTU Cattle Aubrak eng. Aubrac Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle British Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Charolay eng. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Danish Black and White eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Danish Reds eng. Danish Red Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Lithuania LTU Cattle Dutch Black and White eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 y 1901 domestic breed imported; exotic 16-17th century international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle German black and white eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle German red and white eng. Holstein (red and white) Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Lard 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Limusine Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Lithuanian Black Pied eng. Holstein (black and white) Lietuvos juodmargiai, Lithuanian Black & White, Chernopestraya litovskaya Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Economic conditions are currently (1995) unfavourable for the development of cattle breeding. The total cattle population in 1993 was 1 710 000, 60% were Lithuanian Black and White and 40% Lithuanian Red. There are 50 breeding grounds and 230 herds of good stock. All the animals present in the breeding grounds and herds of good stock are registered (each breeding ground is formed by 1120 cattle units including 350 cows) This breed has a strong constitution. multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 142 132 950 550 one of the Baltic Black Pied group 1951 domestic variety composite of Dutch Black Pied, Swedish Friesian, East Friesian and Local Lithuanian, variety of Russian Black Pied country-wide 305 4200 4.28 31 29 1050 F65-9 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. This cattle breed is fed on hay, concentrates and slop. international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Lithuanian Black Pied Lithuanian Black and White en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Cattle Lithuanian Black and White old genotype en local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Lithuania LTU Cattle Lithuanian Light Grey eng. Lietuvos semieji Milk In 2003, Lithuanian Light Grey account for 0.2% of the total cattle population. This breed is close to extinction as a result of the longterm chaotic improvement with different black and white and red and white breeds bulls. The breed is known for its adaptation to the locally prevailing climate. This breed is producing milk of good quality. The animals have a strong constitution. uni coloured: light grey 0 0 130 125 700 450 n domestic breed indigenous breed south-eastern and south-western regions 4489 4.35 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Lithuania LTU Cattle Lithuanian Red eng. Lithuanian Red (LR) Lietuvos zalieji, Krasnaya litovskaya Milk 2003, Lithuanian Red account for 28.7% of the total cattle population. This breed is producing milk with a high milk fat percentage. uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 140 130 920 530 Central European Red type, similar to Polish Red y 1924 domestic breed composite of Ayrshire, Swiss Brown, Angeln, Dutch and Danish Red, Shorthorn and local cattle 1907 country-wide 305 4489 4.43 30 28 1032 F65-33, 35 FAO Breed Survey These animals are fed on hay, concentrates and slop. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Lithuanian Red old genotype en local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Lithuania LTU Cattle Lithuanian White Back eng. Whitebacked Cattle Lietuvos Baltnugariai Milk 2003, Lithuanian Red account for 0.3% of the total cattle population. The breed is known for its adaptation to the locally prevailing climate. This breed is producing milk of good quality. The animals have a strong constitution. comment: white back 0 0 135 128 700 400 Lithuanian White Back cattle can be divided into two types: first type has black spots located on the white background, the second type has completely black head, neck and sides and white back. domestic breed indigenous breed south-eastern regions of Lithuania 4577 3.98 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Lithuania LTU Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental FattyLiver 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Swedish black and white eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Cattle Swedish red and white eng. Swedish Red and White Milk 2003, recently introduced breeds comprises less than 3% from the total amount of cattle. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Lithuania LTU Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Chicken IZAI eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Chicken Lohmann LSC eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Chicken Misex Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Chicken Ross 208 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross 208 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Chicken Ross 308 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross 308 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Chicken White Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Goat Czech White eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Lithuania LTU Goat German White eng. Weiße Deutsche Edelziege 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Lithuania LTU Goat Native Lithuanian eng. Vietines Ozka Milk The breed is adapted to live in the local climate. uni coloured: black, white, grey, brownish, and motley 0/2 0/2 64 61 45 35 narrow ears, long hairtheir body is covered with long coarse hair, often they have a beard and 'earrings', and bigger or smaller horn. n domestic breed indigenous breed local breed central Lithuania hair 2 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Goat Russian eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Lithuania LTU Goat Togenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Goat Zaanen eng. Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Goose (domestic) Chinese eng. Chinese domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Goose (domestic) Grey Big eng. Large Grey domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Goose (domestic) Italian White eng. Roman domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Lithuania LTU Goose (domestic) Rein Meat eng. Rhein domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Goose (domestic) Vishtines Downs 5.2 6.2 domestic breed This population is the result of the crossing between local Lithuanian and Prussian geese. 9 9.5 local No Material atRisk endangered -Lithuania LTU Horse American Trotter eng. American Trotter domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Horse Arab eng. Arab domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Horse Budiono eng. Budyonny domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Lithuania LTU Horse Hanover eng. Hanoverian domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Lithuania LTU Horse Holstein eng. Holstein domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical critical -Lithuania LTU Horse Lithuanian Heavy Draft eng. Lietuvos Sunkieji, Tyazheloupryazhnaya, Litovskaya Tyazhelovozaya Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
In 2003, The current status of Lithuanian Heavy Draught horse breed can be seen as close to extinction. The animals do not require much feed and mares are good milkers. The animals show excellent gaits, a high endurance as well as strength and working capacity. 160 157 700 645 harmonious body proportions y 1951 domestic breed Composite of Zemaitukai with Arab, Ardennes, Brabancon and Shire developed from 1879 onwards. The Lithuanian Heavy Draft was used for breed development and improvement in Altai, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. from 1879 onwards country-wide 210 750 F65-305 FAO Breed Survey local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Lithuania LTU Horse Poni eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Lithuania LTU Horse Russian Trotter eng. Russian Trotter Orlov-American Trotter, Russkaya Rysistaya, Russo-American Trotter (obsulete synonym), Russkii Rysak Data before independence refer to Former USSR. In 1980, 1 600 stud mares were kept in a pedigree nucleus. uni coloured: bay, black or chestnut, occasionally grey 161 159 light animals y 1927 domestic breed composite of Orlov and American Trotters 1890-1926 F65-293 international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Lithuania LTU Horse Thoroughbred Mounts eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Horse Trakenai Trakehner domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Lithuania LTU Horse Zemaitukai (Modern Type) _ Large Zemaitukai, Sustambinto Tipo Zemaitukai DraughtPower Since 1990 the population of thoroughbred Large Zemaitukai horses has been decreasing in a major way, and now has come close to extinction. multi coloured: yellowish to dark brown or black 152 149 561 509 y 1959 domestic indigenous breed. Small Zemaitukai horses was crossed with trotter (mostly Orlov breed) and northern Swedish stallions. country-wide local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Lithuania LTU Horse Žemaitukai Žemaitukai Samogitian, Smudisch, Zhemaichu, Zhmud, Zhmudka, Zmudzki, Lithuanian Landrace DraughtPower The number of these horses remaining is very low. However since independence there has been an increased interest in the breed and the remaining horses are being bought from farmers and will be kept at several breeding centres.
Data before independence refer to the Former USSR.
In 2003, its effective population (Ne) is 55; however, the breed remains under the threat of extinction. famous in the 14th century as excellent military horse The animals of this breed are known for their disease resistance. The breed is known for high fertility. The breed is known for strength, endurance, speed and longevity. This is a universal breed suitable for transport, tourism and amateur equestrian sports. uni coloured: black, grey, brown 136 135 410 400 light pony Native y 1948 Domestic Breed indigenous breed, similar to Estonian Native and Forest Horse country-wide 180 1450 360 360 F65-317 FAO Breed Survey The animals are undemanding towards feeding and mangement conditions. At former studs of this breed each mare used to produce a foal almost anually. local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Lithuania LTU Pig Danish Landrace eng. Danish Landrace 2003, this breed account for 3.22% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Lithuania LTU Pig Danish Large White eng. Large White 2003, this breed account for 0.49% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig Duroc eng. Duroc In 2003, this breed account for 0.34% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig Dutch Large White eng. 2003, this breed account for 0.15% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Pig English Large White eng. Large White 2003, this breed account for 4.87% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig Finnish Landrace eng. Finnish Landrace 2003, this breed account for 2.52% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Pig German Landrace eng. German Landrace 2003, this breed account for 8.80% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig German Large White eng. Large White 2003, this breed account for 0.20% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig Lithuanian White eng. Lithuanian White Litovskaya Belaya, Lietuvos Baltoji Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is similar to the Large White type in constitution, conformation and productivity. Economic conditions are unfavourable for the development of pig breeding. Lithuanian white pigs represent 93% of the whole pig population that numbered 13 598 000 in 1993. There are 105 pig breeding-grounds raising and spreading younger pig animals of good stock and aiming at: 1. the improvement of the high reproducibility of sows and their milk-yielding capacity; 2. fattening improvement and amelioration of meat characteristics.
In 2003, this breed account for 47,4% of the total sheep population. national Lithuanian breed The breed is well adapted to the local conditions. The animals are known for their high prolificity. The animals are known for their strong constitution but low stress susceptibility (10.6-11.4%). uni coloured: white 86 79 310 210 erect or semi-erect ears 1967 domestic breed composite of Large White, Edelschwein and Local Lithuanian country-wide 1.3 1.2 683 F65-99, 113 FAO Breed Survey The pigs are fed on concentrates (76-80%), succulent and animal feed (20-24%). The requirement for complete protein feed in these pigs is low. Their fattening performance is good but the lean content in the carcass is lower in comparsion with the specialized meat type pigs. 11.5 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Lithuania LTU Pig Native Lithuanian eng. Vietines Kiaules Meat 2003, this breed very much diminished in numers. There is one recognised Lithuanian Native pig breeding nucleus farm with stable amount of 150-200 local pigs. In 2003, this breed account for 0.59% of the total sheep population. Tolerance against high sun radiation and adaptation to local environment are reported for this breed. multi coloured: white, black, brownish, but in most cases with patches of different shapes 79 71 180 150 beard y domestic breed local Lithuanian breed, folk selection south-western Lithuania local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Lithuania LTU Pig Norwegian Landrace eng. Norwegian Landrace 2003, this breed account for 4.87% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig Norwegian Yorkshire eng. Norwegian Yorkshire 2003, this breed account for 1.0% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig Pjetren eng. Pietrain 2003, this breed account for 1.59% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Pig Swedish Yorkshire eng. Swedish Large White 2003, this breed account for 21.46% of the total sheep population. domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Rabbit Belgian Giant eng. Belgian Giant domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Lithuania LTU Rabbit French Ram eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Lithuania LTU Rabbit Rex eng. Rex domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Rabbit Viennese Giant eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Sheep Berishon Dusher eng. Berrichon Du Cher 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Sheep Lietuvos Juodgalves Lithuanian Blackfaced, Lithuanian Blackheaded, Litovskaya chernogolovaya Meat The largest flock of these sheep is kept at the Seduva state sheep breeding enterprise where pedigree and production recording has been carried out since 1964. In 2003, This breed covers 56,93% of the total sheep population. national breed, which meet the requirements of Lithuanians uni coloured: white with black face 0 0 67 64 80 60 shortwoolled, blackfaced y 1934 domestic breed composite of imported sheep x local Northern Short-Tailed 1923-1934 country-wide wool medium 3.5 133 150 7.8 3.6 3.5 FAO Breed Survey 2 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Lithuania LTU Sheep Native Coarse-wooled eng. Vietines siurksciavilnes Wool There are about 100 sheep of this breed (38 at the Lithuanian Institute of Animal Science, 15 at Kaunas Zoological Gardens, 10 at Folk Homestead Museum in Rumsiskes, 30 at farmers farm). In 2003, This breed covers 1.12% of the total sheep population. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. uni coloured: grey, white, black, light brown 0/2 0/2 62 60 40 30 thin legs, coarse wool n domestic breed local Lithuanian breed south-eastern Lithuania wool coarse/carpet local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Lithuania LTU Sheep Ostfryz eng. East Friesian 2003, This breed covers 1.56% of the total sheep population. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Sheep Prekos eng. Prekos 2003, This breed covers 8.65% of the total sheep population. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Lithuania LTU Sheep Romanov Romanov 2003, This breed covers 10.03% of the total sheep population. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Turkey BIG 5 eng. Commercial strain- BUT domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Lithuania LTU Turkey But-8 eng. Commercial strain- BUT 8 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Lithuania LTU Turkey But-9 eng. Commercial strain- BUT 9 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Luxembourg LUX Ass Ass & mules (no breed indication) local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Angus fr. Aberdeen-Angus international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Aubrac fr. Aubrac international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 160 135 1100 800 1967 domestic breed imported from France since 1950 from Charolais (France) country-wide international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Fleckvieh ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Highland eng. Highland international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Holstein (black and white) eng. Holstein (black and white) international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Holstein (red and white) eng. Holstein (red and white) international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) Black and White Milk multi coloured: black, white 0 0 140 700 1923 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands, Germany and USA since 1950 from Holstein-Friesian (Netherlands, Germany, USA) southern Luxembourg international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Limousin Meat uni coloured: blond 0 0 155 125 1000 700 1971 domestic breed imported from France since 1950 from Limousin (France) country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Meuse-Rhine-Yssel fr. Holstein (red and white) Red and White Milk multi coloured: red, white 0 0 142 600 1923 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands and Germany since 1950 from MRY (Netherlands), Deutsche Rotbunte (Germany) northern Luxembourg international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Montbéliarde fr. Montbéliarde international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Normande fr. Normande international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Rotbunt - DN ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Salers fr. Salers international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Cattle Welsh Black eng. Welsh Black international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Altenglische Zwerg-Kämpfer ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Amrock Amrock international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Antwerpener Bartzwerge ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Appenzeller Spitzenhauben ger. Appenzeller Spitzenhauben international No Material atRisk critical critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Araucana Araucana international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Ardenner Puten local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Aseel Aseel international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Australorp Australorp international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Barnevelder Barnevelder international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Barnevelder Bantam ger. Barnevelder Bantam regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Bielefelder Kennhühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Bielefelder Zwerg-Kennhühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Brahma Brahma international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Brakel local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Bresse fr. Bresse regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Chabo local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Colchius Fasan local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Commercial strain, layer, Leghorn ger. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Deutsche Legegans ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Deutsche Zwerg-Lachshühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Deutsche Zwerghühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Deutsches Lachshuhn ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Federfüssige Zwerg-Hühner ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Felygehasar local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Höckergänse local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Italian eng. Italian regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Jersey Giant eng. Jersey Giant international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Ko Shamo local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Laufenten ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Lockengans local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Malay game eng. Malay game local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Mantes local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Marans Marans regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Meusienne fr. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Modena local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Orientalische Roller local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Orpington Orpington international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Ostfriesische Möven ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Paduan Paduan international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Pekingente local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Perlhuhn local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Pommerngans ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Ronquières Dindes fr. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Rostower Pos Tümmler ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Sachsenente ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Sebright eng. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Seidenhuhn ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Serama local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Steinhuhn local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Sudanesischer Kämpfer ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Sulmtaler ger. Sulmtaler regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Sussex local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Toulouser local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Tuzo local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Usbeker local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Vorwerk ger. Vorwerk international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Wachtel ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Welsummer local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Westfälischer Totleger local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Wyandotte local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Amrock local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Australorp local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Barnevelder local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Brahma ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Cochin local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Ente local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Hamburger ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Kraienköppe ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Langshan ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Nackthalshuhn ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-New-Hampshire local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Paduan local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Phönix local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Rhode Island local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Seidenhuhn ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Sussex ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Welsummer local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Wyandotte ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Chicken Zwerg-Yokohama local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Duck (domestic) Warzenente local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Goat Burenziege ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Horse American Paint eng. American Paint international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Cheval de Trait Ardennais fr. Belgian Draft Ardennes Sport uni coloured: bay, grey, roan, chestnut 160 155 900 800 1930 domestic breed imported from Belgium since 1950 from Belgium country-wide international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Cheval de selle luxembourgeois fr. French Saddlebred Saddlebred Sport uni coloured: bay, chestnut 168 162 600 500 1970 domestic breed imported from Germany and France country-wide regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Deutsches Reitpony ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Horse Fjord Fjord international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Haflinger Haflinger Sport uni coloured: light to dark chestnut 145 138 500 450 full flaxen mane and tail 1970 domestic breed imported from Austria and Germany country-wide international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Iceland Pony Iceland Pony international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Irish Cob eng. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Horse Mini Shetland Pony local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Horse Quarter Horse eng. Quarter Horse international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Horse Shetland Pony eng. Shetland Pony international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Pig Landrace Belge fr. Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace Meat uni coloured: white 93 85 225 175 lop ears 1955 domestic breed imported from Belgium since 1970 from Belgian Landrace (Belgium) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Luxembourg LUX Pigeon Kingtaube local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Pigeon Pfautaube local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Alaska Alaska regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Blauer Wiener ger, Blauer Wiener international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Blaugraue Wiener ger. Blaugraue Wiener regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Burgundy Burgundy regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit California eng. California international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Champagne Silber local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Chinchilla giant Chinchilla giant international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Deilenaar Deilenaar regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Dreifarben Schecken ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Dutch Dutch international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit English Spot eng. English Spot regional No Material atRisk critical critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Farbenzwerge (Alle Farben) ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Genter Bartkaninchen ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Graue Wiener ger. Graue Wiener regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Hase Rotbraun ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Hase Weiss local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Havanna Havanna regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Helle Grosssilber ger. local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Hermelin ger. Hermelin regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Hotot local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Japanese Japanese international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Kastanienbraune Lothringer ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Klein Widder ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Kleinchinchilla local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Kleinsilber Blau local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Kleinsilber Braun local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Kleinsilber Gelb local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Kleinsilber Hell local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Kleinsilber Schwarz local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Lohkaninchen Blau local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Lohkaninchen Feh local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Lohkaninchen Havanna local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Lohkaninchen Schwarz local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Marburger Feh ger. Marburger Feh regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Mecklenburger Schecke ger. Mecklenburger Schecke regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit New Zealand Red New Zealand Red international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Normänner local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Perlfeh local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Rex Rex international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Rex Small Rex Small regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Rhön Rhön regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Riesen Grau local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Riesen Weiss local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Riesenschecken local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Sachsengold local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Satin Satin regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Schwarze Wiener ger. Schwarze Wiener regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Schwarzgrannen local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Steinkaninchen Hasenfarbig local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Steinkaninchen Wildfarbig local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Thüringer ger. Thüringer regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Weisse Neuseeländer local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Weisse Wiener ger. Weisse Wiener regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Weissgrannen Blau local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Weissgrannen Havanna local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Weissgrannen Schwarz local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Zwerghasen local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Zwergschecken local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Rabbit Zwergwidder (Alle Farben) local No Material atRisk endangered -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Ardennerschaf ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Bleeskopfmilchschaf ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Charolais fr. Charolais local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Graue Gehörnte Heidschnucke ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Ile-De-France fr. Ile-De-France international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Merino Merino international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Moorschnucke ger. Moorschnucke local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Ostfriesisches Milchschaf ger. Friesian Milk international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Ouessant fr. Ouessant regional No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Schwarzköpfiges Fleischschaf ger. local No Material atRisk critical -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Scottish Blackface eng. Scottish Blackface international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Skudde Skudde regional No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Soay Soay international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Luxembourg LUX Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat uni coloured: cream with white head 0 0 97 80 110 85 1968 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands and France since 1960 from Texel (Netherlands, France) country-wide wool international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen Angus GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Latvia LVA Cattle Angler latv. Angler, Angeln Milk uni coloured: red-brown 0 0 148 127 917 350 Exotic y domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Belgian Blue Belgian Blue Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Blonde d Aquitaine Blonde d Aguitaine Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Cattle Charolais Charolais Milk The number of specialized beef animals (Hereford, Charolais, Limousin breeds) has grown rapidly during the latter years. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Danish Red eng. Danish Red Milk 2003, Danish and German red account for 2% of the total cow population. uni coloured: red 0 0 153 131 973 460 Exotic y domestic breed regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Latvia LVA Cattle Galloway Galloway Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Heck eng. Heck cattle Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Latvia LVA Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat The number of specialized beef animals (Hereford, Charolais, Limousin breeds) has grown rapidly during the latter years. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Highland Highland Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Holstein Black and White eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 2003, this breed account for 24% of the total cow population. multi coloured: black and white 0 0 157 137 1050 603 Exotic y domestic breed imported from Canada 1973 country-wide 4660 3500 9900 305 4.1 35 32 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Holstein Red and White eng. Holstein (red and white) Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Latvijas Brūnā latv. Latvian Brown Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Planned pedigree breeding and milk recording started at the beginning of the century but the herd-book began in the 20's. There is also a catalogue of bulls. Selection is focused on high productivity, a strong body and good udder shape. The number of cows has decreased considerably and is still doing so (although the rate of decrease has slowed down) due to the agricultural reform. The data for 1994 has been obtained from pedigree work and milk recording summaries.
In 2003, this breed account for 74% of the total cow population. The breed is well suited to local conditions and can graze on poor pasture. They are used for both milk and meat. The animals have good feet and legs. uni coloured: brown, dark red 2 2 144 130 930 580 Baltic Red type Native y 1920 domestic breed native breed
this breed was formed from local cows and Angler (mid-19th century onwards) and later Danish Red bulls (late 19th century) mid 19th century onwards country-wide 305 3700 10000 4.1 31 29 F65-33 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Latvijas Zilā latv. Latvian Blue, Jûras govs Milk The breed is well adapted to maritime and harsh climate and can graze on poor pasture. uni coloured: light and dark grey 2 2 147 123 850 460 The breed is of Latvian Blue type. Native domestic breed This breed otiginated from local cows on the coast of the Baltic sea. northern and north-western part of Latvia 4048 2500 6000 305 4.4 29 27 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Latvia LVA Cattle Limousin latv. Limousin Limousin The number of specialized beef animals (Hereford, Charolais, Limousin breeds) has grown rapidly during the latter years. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Lithuanian Light Grey eng. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Cattle Montbeliard eng. Montbéliarde Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Salers eng. Salers Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Cattle Swedish Red and White eng. Swedish Red and White Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Latvia LVA Cattle Swiss eng. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Cattle Tyrol Grey eng. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Goat Anglo Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Goat Boer eng. Boer Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Goat German Improved White eng. Weiße Deutsche Edelziege 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Latvia LVA Goat Latvijas Vietējā latv. Latvian Local Meat, Milk 2011: 70% of reared goats is Latvian Native. Goats are not predisposed to metabolic diseases in modest or poor feeding conditions; they do not suffer from foot and hoof diseases, immune to tuberculosis and other diseases, good coefficient of milkiness (proportion of milk yield and live weight), good ability to adapt to changing environment. 0 0 55 65 70 45 Hair color – is mostly white, grey, black and variegated. Hair is coarse, 15-20 cm in length with quite well developed undercoat. During the year 200-300g of flock can be brushed out. Horns are flat, falcate, 30 – 50cm long. Goats can be hornless too. Native y domestic breed The breed is formed at the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century from local, presumably Bezoargoats, crossing them with the Russian local breed males and Megrel males that were imported from Vitebsk region in Russia. From 1900 to 1905 Toggenburg goats and Thuringian goats were imported from Germany, but from France – Alpine goats. Improvement of the breed resumed in 1989 -1994, when 66 Saanen breed females and 4 males were imported from the Republic of Czechoslovakia to improve milk productivity of local goats. In the course of targeted work Latvian Native goat breed has been developed into the breed with high reproductive ability, relatively good growth rate, excellent meat quality and high resistance to different diseases. All regions, but mostly in Vidzeme and Zemgale. 135 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Latvia LVA Goat Saanen Saanen 2003: 17% of reared goats is Saanen. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Goat Thuringian eng. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Goat Toggenburg eng. Toggenburg Exotic international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Horse American Trotter American Trotter Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Horse Arabic eng. Anglo-Arab Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Horse Danish Warmblood used for improvement of Latvian horse breed. Danish Warmblood GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Latvia LVA Horse Hanoverian used for improvement of Latvian horse breed. eng. Hanoverian GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Latvia LVA Horse Holsteiner used for improvement of Latvian horse breed. eng. Holsteiner GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Horse Latvijas šķirne latv. Latvian Coach Horses, Latvian Draft, Latvian Horse, Latvian Carriage Horses, Latvian Breed DraughtPower Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: bay, dark bay or black, sometimes chestnut 160 158 600 500 Native 1927 domestic breed The first attempts to generate this breed started in 1856 by crossing of local Latvian northern horses with western European horses. Planned pedigree work was started in 1890 using 10 breeds. In the first half of this century Trakenes, Oldenburg, Hannover and Holstein stallions were used to create the Latvian horses in two principal types: traction and sport animals. The Latvian horse breed was formally formed in 1952 and the best pure bred animals are registered in the herd-book. started 1952 country-wide 50 55 F65-295 FAO Breed Survey These horses are also fed on hay. local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Latvia LVA Horse Oldenburg used for improvement of Latvian horse breed. eng. Oldenburg GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical critical -Latvia LVA Horse Orlov Trotter Orlov Trotter Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Latvia LVA Horse Russian Trotter Russian Trotter Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Latvia LVA Horse Thoroughbred eng. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Horse Trakehner used for improvement of Latvian horse breed. Trakehner GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Latvia LVA Horse Westfalia used for improvement of Latvian horse breed. eng. Westphalian Warmblood GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Latvia LVA Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Lad Meat decreasing because of economic reforms uni coloured: brown 330 255 Exotic y domestic breed recently imported 1.4 1.3 10.9 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Pig Latvian Landrace eng. Landrace Meat uni coloured: white 300 234 big, lop ears; long body y domestic breed imported from Belgium, Sweden and Canada; locally adapted breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Pig Latvijas Baltā eng. Latvijas Baltá, Latviiskaya Belaya, Latvian White Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The Latvian breed was formally created in 1963 but has been decreasing since 1989 due to economic reasons. The breed is well adapted to maritime climate and less demanding for housing conditions. good resistance towards diseases. This breed is known for high litter sizes and good mothering abilities. It is still widely used in pork production as the base for further pork production. uni coloured: white White 320 270 erect ears Native y 1963 domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Composite of Berkshire, Edelschwein, Swedish Yorkshire, (Russian) Short-Eared White and Latvian Native late 19th century country-wide stationary 1.4 1.3 656 F65-111, 99 FAO Breed Survey 10.4 local No Information atRisk criticalMaintained -Latvia LVA Pig Pietrain eng. Pietrain Exotic domestic breed continually imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Dorper eng. Dorper Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Estonian Darkheaded eng. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Sheep German Blackheaded used for improvement of Latvian Dark-Headed breed. eng. GeneralCrossbreeding 2003: There are 30 animals of this breed. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Latvia LVA Sheep German Merino Local eng. Exotic local No Information atRisk endangered -Latvia LVA Sheep Gotland eng. Swedish Fur 2003: There are 20 animals of this breed. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Ile de France used for improvement of Latvian Dark-Headed breed. fr. Ile-De-France GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Latvijas Tumšgalve latv. Latvian Blackfaced, Latvian Darkhead Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number has doubled since 1964. The best pure bred animals were registered in the herd-book. When the government and state farms were abolished the number of animals decreased. There are future plans to improve the productivity of these sheep and the quality of their meat and wool. The data were obtained from pedigree and recording summary. This breed is known for its early maturity. The animals are suited to local conditions and known for rapid weight gain. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white coat with black head 0 0 65 60 98 62.5 shortwoolled Native y 1940 domestic breed composite of local sheep, Shropshire and Oxfordshire rams (imported from England and Sweden). 1923-1937 country-wide wool medium 3.4 6 125 3.7 3 225 F65-195 FAO Breed Survey These are meat/wool type animals suitable for breeding under intensive conditions. 1.25 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Lithuanian Blackheaded eng. Exotic local No Information extinct extinct -Latvia LVA Sheep Oxford Down eng. Oxford Down Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Romanov Romanov 2003: There are 70 animals of this breed. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Latvia LVA Sheep Texel used for improvement of Latvian Dark-Headed breed. dutch Texel GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Ass Moroccan eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Cattle Aubrac fr Cette race fait partie, du rameau brun, un vaste rameau comprenant notamment la brune des Alpes, la tarentaise, la gasconne ou encore la mirandaise. Elle pourrait être plus précisément apparentée à la gasconne. Au sein de ce rameau brun, on la rattache souvent à la branche fauve, et non à la branche alpine. Elle serait alors la descendante d'une race venue d'Afrique du Nord et arrivée en Espagne puis dans le Sud-Ouest de la France avec la migration des Arabes au VIIe siècle, tout comme la parthenaise qui lui ressemble fortement, ainsi que les races proches (nantaise et maraîchine). Ceci expliquerait également sa ressemblance avec diverses races espagnoles Meat la race aubrac porte une robe fauve. La peau est noire, ce qui est visible aux naseaux et autour des yeux. L'encolure des taureaux est plus sombre, comme les extrémités (oreilles, bas des pattes et queue). Les cornes sont blanches à l’extrémité noire. Les onglons sont noirs et durs 2 2 Les Cornes dirigées obliquement et légèrement en avant puis relevées et retournées en torsade, elles sont noires au sommet, la base devant être le plus blanc possible 1.5 1.2 950 550 la race aubrac porte une robe fauve. La peau est noire, ce qui est visible aux naseaux et autour des yeux. L'encolure des taureaux est plus sombre, comme les extrémités (oreilles, bas des pattes et queue). Les cornes sont blanches à l’extrémité noire. Les onglons sont noirs et durs. C’est une vache de format moyen. Les femelles ont en moyenne un tour de poitrine de 190 cm pour une profondeur de poitrine de 70 cm. Le bassin fait 53 cm de large Exotic n Domestic Breed Cette race fait partie, du rameau brun, un vaste rameau comprenant notamment la brune des Alpes, la tarentaise, la gasconne ou encore la mirandaise. Elle pourrait être plus précisément apparentée à la gasconne. Au sein de ce rameau brun, on la rattache souvent à la branche fauve, et non à la branche alpine. Elle serait alors la descendante d'une race venue d'Afrique du Nord et arrivée en Espagne puis dans le Sud-Ouest de la France avec la migration des Arabes au VIIe siècle, tout comme la parthenaise qui lui ressemble fortement, ainsi que les races proches (nantaise et maraîchine). Ceci expliquerait également sa ressemblance avec diverses races espagnoles 2015 race importée de france race utilisée en croisement dans les zones du bours favorable local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Cattle Blonde des Plateux d'Oulmes et des Zaers fr. Blond Moroccan, Blond Zaers, Moroccan Blond, Oulmes, Oulmes Blond Meat race adapté au contexte géographique des plateaux de zaer couleur acajou chez le taureau, froment foncé chez la vache, la robe s’éclaircit avec l'âge, les muqueuses roses 2 2 cornes bien plantées, grandeur moyenne, partant d'abord horizontalement pour se diriger vers le haut puis en avant, de couleur claire à extrémités foncées 135 128 450 312 tête assez longue, front large et convexe, des oreilles larges dirigées vers l'arrière garnie de poils longs, chanfrein très légèrement convexe, mufle assez large, naseaux de couleur rose. domestic breed similar to Brown Atlas originated in Plateau of Zaer North-east of Rabat, in particular the hills of D'Oulmes and the neighbouring areas of Khenifra, Meknes, Sale and Khouribga, now in North-western Morocco 500 A8-60 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Brune de l' Atlas fr. Brown Atlas Brown Atlas, Beldi DraughtPower The breed is adapted to the arid zone. This is a hardy dual purpose breed with a tendency towards milk production. uni coloured: chestnut coloured with brown extremities 2 2 125 118 400 275 Iberian type, similar to Libyan domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide 270 350 900 6 22 19 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary range conditions, fed on fodder and grazing (those on station also fed concentrates, etc). In general the breed is kept under the traditional system, production is quite poor but highly variable depending on the location of the breed and the system under which it is kept. The reproduction parameters are very variable again depending on the conditions under which animals are kept international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Charolaise fr. Charolais 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported from European Union 1933 international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Frisonne Pie-Noire fr. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported from European Union 1933 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported from European Union 1933 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Montbéliard fr. robe pie rouge avec tête blanche Montbéliarde 0 0 148 142 900 650 Domestic Breed exotic; imported from European Union 1933 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Noire Pie de Meknès fr. Meknes Black Pied Milk certain resistance to piroplasmosis and tuberculosis multi coloured: magpie black, the white extends largely to the lower parts of the body, the tail is white and black or completely white 2 2 513 375 domestic breed composite of Friesian, Breton or Bordelais imported in the 19th century 19th century suburbs of Meknès and some herds in Fès and Sefrou 1500 2500 local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed imported 5000 animals from USA; exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Tarentaise fr. Tarentaise 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported from European Union 1933 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle Tidili Ouzguitia Milk uni coloured: variable, most dominant is the brown one (68 %) followed by black (the 25 %), mixtures are rare (7%), black mucous membranes 0 0 short horns 118 108 330 285 domestic breed province of Ouarzazate and the province of Taroudant in mountainous areas and in the oases 900 1800 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Cattle blanc bleu belge francais Exotic local Sufficient unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Cattle limousine francais Exotic local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Morocco MAR Chicken Arbor Acres eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed imported from USA; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Chicken Cobb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed imported from USA; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Chicken Hisex eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Eggs domestic breed imported from USA; exotic 260 280 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic breed imported from USA; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Chicken Hyline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic breed imported from USA; exotic 260 280 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Chicken Isabrown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed exotic; imported from France 260 280 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Chicken Moroccoan Beldi Eggs indigenous 1.9 1.5 domestic variety indigenous breed population 80 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Chicken Sasso Sasso Meat domestic breed exotic; imported from France regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Chicken Tetra Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Tetra-SL Eggs domestic breed imported from Hungary; exotic 260 280 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Dromedary Guerzni 168 small size domestic breed Sahraoui type throughout the Sahara 2.5 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Dromedary Jebli Meat 171 163 mountain camel, small size domestic breed central Atlas and Anti-Atlas, mainly in the Provinces Quarzazate and Errachidia 1.3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Dromedary Khaouri domestic breed 2.4 720 2500 33 33 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Dromedary Marmouri El assela, El horra, Marmar Milk The breed is very tolerant towards heat and cold, difficult climates and water stress. 172 medium size domestic breed Sahraoui type Plateau Zemmour, in Bir Guendouz and in south and east Oued Drâa 10 good milk breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Goat Alpine Alpine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic raised on private farms international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Goat Murciana Murciana 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic raised on private farms international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Morocco MAR Goat NOIRE ARABE 80 70 50 40 Locally adapted y 2010 Domestic Breed montagne de l'atlas, du nord et les plateaux de l'oriental local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic raised on private farms international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Goat barcha arabe animal habile, marcheur et un bon grimpeur robe de couleur noire avec des poils blanc sur la ligne du dos, au niveau des museaux, des oreilles et la queue et quelques fois autour des yeux 2 2 les cornes sont toujours présentes. elles sont fines, écartées et légèrement courbées vers l'arrière, et commencent à s'enrouler vers l'avant avec l'âge chez la femelle. chez le bouc, les cornes sont plus grandes, bien ouvertes, dirigées en spirale vers les côtés et l'extérieure. 80 70 50 40 le chanfrein est droit et les arcades sont saillantes et proéminentes. les oreilles sont longues, larges et pendantes. les membres sont fins et serrés et couvetes de poils courts et denses. Locally adapted y 2010 Domestic Breed la race barcha peuple les mêmes zones que la noire de l'atlas, du nord et de l'oriental. province taza au nord est jusqu'à la province tata au sud local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Goat beni aarous arabe robe de couleur rouge et noire, quelques sujets montrent une robe de couleur jaune généralement moins préférée. 2 2 les cornes toujours présentes. fines écartées et légèrement courbées vers l'arrière. le bouc présente des corne plus grandes 90 80 75 50 le chanfrein est droit et les arcades sont saillantes et proéminentes. les oreilles sont longues, larges et pendantes. Locally adapted y 2015 Domestic Breed 2.8 2.8 90 local No Information atRisk endangered -Morocco MAR Goat draa arabe originaire de la vallée de Draâ. race des oasis réputées par ses caractéristiques reproductives avec absence d'anoestrus saisonnier, précocité sexuelle, prolificité relativement élevée. Meat, Milk absence d'anoestrus saisonnier, précocité sexuelle, durée de l'anoestrus post-partum réduite et prolificité élevée. robe présentant différentes couleurs (marron, noir, blanc ou mélange des couleurs) 70 65 45 39 Native y 2010 Domestic Breed originaire de la vallée de draâ. c'est la races des oasis province d'ouarzazate, zagora, tata, tinghir, errachidia et généralement les long des oasis de la valée de draâ Hair 7 semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder stationary 93 local No Information atRisk endangered -Morocco MAR Goat el hamra arabe race adaptée aux parcours. et le système d'élevage sylvo pastorale. race locale adaptée aux conditions d'élevage traditionnelles. fertilité est de 93%. la conduite de la reproduction est pratiqué d'une manière traditionnelle avec présence de boucs en troupeau tout au long de l'année gmq 10-30j: 90 g/j poids à la naissance kg: 2,8 kg la race el hamra a une robe brune claire à foncée, à ,poil ras. 2 0 / 2 les cornes sont de taille moyenne 90 80 75 50 la race el hamra est de format moyen liongiligne. le bouc est plus grand avec ossature plus forte. la tête est assez large et allongée (massive et plus forte chez le bouc). le chanfrein est droit, les oreilles sont longues et larges, et souvent dressées. les mâles sont obligatoirement cornus. le corps est longiligneavec bassin inclinés sur une courbure moyeb de 23 cm. Locally adapted y 2010 Domestic Breed la race el hamra est une race locale génétiquement adaptées aux systèmes de production et environnements traditionnels des plateaux de zaer et de la plaine de tadla ainsi que les montagne du moyen atlas. le berceau de la race el hamra s'étend de la province de khémisset jusqu'à la province de kelaa des sraghna en passant par les provinces d'el hajeb, khénifra, khouribga, tadla, azilal extensive (non backyard) concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing transhumant 2.8 2 90 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Goat ghazalia arabe Meat race adaptée aux zones difficiles et accidentées trois types de colorations de la robe en particulier les lignes de couleurs sur les joues et les flancs lghzalia, lhaouae bida, lhouae hamra. 2 2 les cornes sont toujours présentes, les membres sont fins et solides adaptés à la marchedans les zones difficiles et accidentées. 78 70 60 40 corps relativement plat, tête fine chez la femelle, et plus large et massive chez le mâle, elle est recouverte de poils très denses et fins généralement surmonté d'un toupet. Locally adapted y 2010 Domestic Breed berceau de la race ghazalia se limite à deux provinces figuig et jerada. provinces figuig et jerada dans la région de l'oriental du maroc 2.5 2.5 80 local No Information atRisk endangered -Morocco MAR Guinea fowl Habachi Meat indigenous 1.5 1.2 domestic variety indigenous breed population 40 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Horse Barbe fr. Barb Barb Sport This breed is a good saddle horse and a good jumper. uni coloured: chestnut, grey, bay 155 150 450 420 light animals, massive neck, calm and rustic domestic breed 60 65 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Horse L'anglo-arabe fr. Anglo-Arab Sport domestic breed crossbreed between the Arab thorough-bred and the English thorough-bred international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Horse L'arabe-barbe fr. Riding (sports) domestic breed crossbreed of the Arab thorough-bred with the barb. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Horse Pur-sang anglais fr. Thoroughbred Racing domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Horse Pur-sang arabe fr. Arab elegant and harmonious, expressive head domestic breed imported introduced in Morocco with the religion of Islam international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Pigeon Moroccan Pigeon eng. Meat indigenous domestic variety indigenous breed population local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Quail Japanese quail eng. Eggs domestic breed exotic 1996 local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Rabbit Rabbit primarily for family consumption eng. = breedname unknown Meat domestic indigenous breed rural areas 39 60 generally 5-10 does are kept on average
rabbit keeping is mainly the responsibility of women and children
most rabbits are kept in open-air (87%) and 10% are kept in cages, mainly local materials are used for housing 6.67 local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Sheep Beni Ahsen Wool The breed is adapted to swampy regions. This breed is reported to be resistant to foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis) nodosus. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white with brown coloured face
comment: almost entire body including face and legs are covered in wool 0/2 0 long, rolled-up horns in males 85 65 72 42 big size, long neck domestic breed Atlantic coastal area; plains of Gharb and Loukkos, North-western Morocco wool medium 1.7 120 80 3.7 3.8 145 F66-80 N2-104, 139 A6-10 FAO Breed Survey The concentrates (barley) and fodder are more abundant during certain periods. - weight at 30 days kg 11;
- weight at 90 days kg 22;
1.06 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep Beni Guil fr Beni Guil Beniguil, Race des Plateaux de l' Est, Petit Oranais Meat The breed is known for its resistance towards cold, wind and droughts. This breed is producing good quality meat. The breed is well suited for crossing with other meat breeds. The breed is well known for its adaptation to the semi-desert regions where it can survive on Halfa-grass (Stipa tenacissima) used on dunes to prevent erosion. multi coloured: white body with brown head in males and light brown in females, legs are brownish 0/2 0/2 spiral horns 63 45 80 50 small size with small, rounded body frame domestic breed originated in the High Atlas in Morocco Plateaux of eastern Morocco wool coarse/carpet 2 90 50 66 3.5 3 150 F66-80 N2-104, 139 FAO Breed Survey There is a decrease in the amount of pasture available. Furthermore, the animals endure droughts, lack of shepards, etc. The breeding season is 300 days. The breed is rarely used for milk production. - weight at 10 days kg 4.5-5.5;
- weight at 30 days kg 7-8.5;
- weight at 90 days kg 15-17;
1.06 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep Boujaâd Race jaune Meat multi coloured: pale yellow head, white body 2 0 heavy spiral shaped 85 65 83 53 large size, large heavy head domestic breed phosphate plateaux of the West and the center of Morocco (Khouribga) 3.22 3.22 160 13.76 50.71 1.03 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep Causse du Lot Caussenard Du Lot 0 0 y domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep D'man fr la race d'man se distingue par sa forte prolificité, sa précocité sexuelle et son aptitude au désaisonnement. D'man Wool This breed survives well under Saharan conditions but doesn't adapt well to pastoral systems. This breed is known for its prolificacy and excellent reproductive characteristics. The animals breed all year round. multi coloured: white with brown patches 0 0 males may have scurs 75 55 60 40 small size, lop ears, fine tail, neck is long and thin domestic breed local breed Oases of south Morocco: primarily in the valley of Ziz and the plain of Tafilalet wool coarse/carpet 1.75 90 80 90 2.5 2 15 15 180 200 170 F66-79 F17-81 FAO Breed Survey 3 to 8 ewes are kept on average in a herd - 2 lambings per year with 220-240% per lambing;
- weight at 10 days 4-5 kg;
- weight at 30 days 7-9 kg;
- weight at 90 days 15-18 kg;
- fecundity 90%;
- prolificity 220-240%;
1.87 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep DS FR race obtenue à partir d'un croisement de métissage par l'IAV HASSAN II entre les races ovines d'man et sardi soit une contribution dans le génotype de 50% chacune. Meat 80 70 70 40 Locally adapted intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 3.02 3.02 221 16.1 47.1 iav hassanII local No Information atRisk critical -Morocco MAR Sheep INRA180 FR Meat peut être utilisée dans un rythme de production accéléré de trois agnelage en deux ans. elle peut être utilisée dans les zones d'élevage moins favorables comme race de béliers à accoupler par des brebis locales pour améliorer la prolificité. elle peut être élevée en race pure ou en croisement terminal avec les races améliorées à viande. grâce à sa précocité, son déraisonnement sexuel et sa prolificité, elle permet une productivité numérique et pondérale intéréssante. elle est capable de se reproduire toute l'année présente une hétérogéneité de coloration de la toison dont le type dominant est la toison blanche la tête marron 2 0 73 64 58 43 Longueur moyenne du corps 70 cm chez la femelle et 80 cm chez le mâle Locally adapted Domestic première race animale obtenue par l'INRA-Maroc à partir du croisement de métissage entre la race timahdite 50% et la race d'man%. côte atlantique, gharb et le plateau de khémisset et bouznika intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 2.84 2.84 167 14.3 51.4 local No Information atRisk critical -Morocco MAR Sheep Ile-de-France fr. Ile-De-France SireLine 0 0 Exotic y 1968 Domestic Breed race d'origine importée de france régions du littorale du royaume de maroc principalement dans la région casablanca settat In 2003, 380 stockbreeders organized in five professional bodies and are exploiting 45000 local breed ewes , practising crossbreeding with exotic rams for production of offspring for slaughter as young animals (100 days). international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep Lacaune fr. Lacaune GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic coastal zone, near urban areas In 2003, 380 stockbreeders organized in five professional bodies and are exploiting 45000 local breed ewes , practising crossbreeding with exotic rams for production of offspring for slaughter as young animals (100 days). international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep Ouled Jellal Ouled Jellal 0 0 domestic breed imported from Algeria 1990 regional No Information unknown unknown extinct -Morocco MAR Sheep Sardi often used as the breed of choice for sacrifice during 'Aid Al Adha' and family feasts Meat The breeding season is 265 days. The animals are well adapted to walking FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white, usually black around eyes and on nose 2 0 long, spiral, semi-open horns 85 60 85 53 long ears, big animals domestic breed central Plateau and in the Tadla area wool coarse/carpet 1.6 2.5 90 75 3.4 3.6 161 F66-80 N2-104, 139 FAO Breed Survey Results from flocks under selection. There has been a reduction in the amount of pasture available to the breed due to the increased cultivation of land for crops. - fecundity 95%;
- weight at 10 days 5-6kg;
- weight at 30 days 8.5-9.5kg;
- weight at 90 days 18-20kg;
- good dressing % and fattening;
1.09 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep Timahdite Bekrit, El hammam, Timhadite, Azrov Meat le berceau de la race s’étend du moyen atlas aux plateaux périphérique de la région A breeding season of 265 days is reported for this breed. laine et pattes de couleur blanche, tête moyenne brune uniforme, la couleur brune peut atteindre l'arrière des oreilles et la partie supérieur de la gorge, les cornes blanches absentes chez la femelle et présente chez le mâle 2 0 65 53 85 52 y 1987 domestic breed produit du croisement entre mouton berber et la race tadla des plateaux de l'ouest du maroc 1934 Middle Atlas, mainly Timahdite and Ain Leuh wool coarse/carpet 1.7 3.75 3.4 180 40 45 1.05 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Sheep blanche de montagne fr communément appelée tamlalet signifiant au berbère la couleur blanche TAMLALET ReligiousCeremonies, Wool caractéristiques physiques et comportementales lui confère une rusticité au parcours et des aptitudes excellentes à la transhumance valorisant les zones arides et accidentées du haut atlas appelée tamlalet signifiant couleur blanche 2 0 65 60 35 25 la tête fine, allongées chez la femelle, un peu plus courte et large chez le mâle, recouverte de poils très fins avec un reflet blanchâtre surmontée d'un toupet y 2015 Domestic breed haut atlas montagne de ouarzazate, taroudant et les zones avoisinantes local No Information atRisk endangered -Morocco MAR Sheep mérinos précoce fr race d'origine importée au Maroc où elle a a été conservée en race pure dans quelques noyaux de sélection encadrés par l'ANOC toison de couleur blanche sur tout le corps de l'animal 2 0 75 65 140 90 Tête allongée, couleur blanc-gris à poils fins ; oreilles longues légèrement pendantes, encolure cou moyen sans pli ni fanon, tronc : long, poitrine et garrot larges, dos horizontal et croupe arrondie vers la queue, aplombs corrects, très bonne ossature, peau non plissée, membres toujours marqués de tâches de même couleur que celles de la tête Laine de couleur blanche avec toison très étendue garnissant le front, la naissance des oreilles et une partie des joues, revêtant toutes les parties du corps, s'arrêtant au genou et débordant sur le jarret. Finesse minimum : 100, Poids moyen des toisons : béliers : 6,5 kg ; brebis : 4,5 kg Exotic y 1968 Domestic Breed la race méricoce est une race d'origine importé de france au Maroc. elle est élevée et encadrée en noyau de sélection par l'ANOC. race utilisée en croisement industriel avec les races locales littorale du royaume du maroc principalement dans la région casablanca settat local No Information atRisk critical -Morocco MAR Sheep noire de siroua arabe Locally adapted local No Information atRisk endangered -Morocco MAR Sheep saghro arabe local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Turkey Britisch United Turkey eng. Commercial strain- BUT Meat domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic average weight is 7 kg for the female at 12 weeks of age and 13 kg for the male at 15 weeks of age international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Morocco MAR Turkey Hybrid Commercial strain- Hybrid Meat domestic breed imported from USA; exotic average weight is 7 kg for the female at 12 weeks of age and 13 kg for the male at 15 weeks of age international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Turkey Moroccoan Beldi Meat The animals are reported to show resistance to Newcastle disease. indigenous 3.5 2.5 domestic variety indigenous breed population 40 7 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Morocco MAR Turkey Nicholas Commercial strain- Nicholas Meat domestic breed imported from Canada average weight is 7 kg for the female at 12 weeks of age and 13 kg for the male at 15 weeks of age international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Ass Moldavian Local eng. Moldoveneasca Localá domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Anguss eng. Aberdeen-Angus Lard 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Baltat cu negru moldovenesc ro Holstein (black and white) Tip baltatá moldoveneascá 0 0 130 125 1000 700 y domestic breed composite of Simmental, Black and White, Red Steppe and Holstein breeds; The composite is currently in its final stage of creation. The composite has been created to increase the genetic potential for milk production and to improve the udder conformation. 1970 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Bessarabian Red eng. domestic variety name used for Red Steppe in Moldova 1918-45 when it was part of Romania local No Information extinct extinct -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Black Lemming Milk 0 0 domestic breed Totally from the beginning of creation the Black lemming type of Moldavian zone, about 4.0 mln of cows and heifers were inseminated by sperm of black lemming and Goldstein bulls. As a result, the contribution of different breeds in milk production has changed. local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Limousine Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Moldavian Red Steppe eng. Steppe red, Rosie de stepa Milk The breed is well adapted to the dry conditions of south and central Moldova. 0 0 128 124 750 500 domestic breed This breed has been created in the south of Moldova by crossing local Grey Steppe cows with Red Steppe bulls imported from Ukraine. Currently the number of animals is reduced as a result of crossing with Black and White and Holstein breeds. southern Moldovia local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Moldavian Simmental eng. Simmental Milk 0 0 130 125 800 550 domestic breed This breed was created by crossing local Grey Steppe cows and Simmental bulls for several generations, starting at the end of 19th century. Since 1963 this breed was further crossed with Jersey and since 1970 with Black and White and Holstein breeds with the objective of creating the Moldavian Black and White type 19th century north and central Moldovia local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Moldovian Estonian Red eng. estonian red, Rosie estona Milk Good milk fat content (3.9 - 4.1%) is reported for this breed. 0 0 128 125 800 550 domestic breed created through discriminate crossing of local cows with bulls imported from Estonia local No Information extinct extinct -Republic of Moldova MDA Cattle Piemontez Piedmont Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Anak Commercial strain- layer- Anak Meat domestic breed imported from Poland; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Babolna Tetra-SL eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Tetra-SL Eggs domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1995 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Belarus-9 Belarus 9 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Broiler-6 Meat domestic breed created from mixing meat Cornish and Plymouth Rock White breeds. local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Cristall-5 eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Crystal-5 Eggs domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Harbert Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic breed imported from The Netherlands international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Heinlein Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1995 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Robro Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Redbro Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Ross 308 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross 308 Meat domestic breed imported from Hungary; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Rosso SL eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1995 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1995 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Chicken Sura-7 Eggs domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Duck (domestic) Peking 102 eng. domestic line "Breed of X-11 cross from English """"Cherry-Valley"""" company." local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Duck (domestic) Peking 151 eng. domestic line "Breed of X-11 cross from English """"Cherry-Valley"""" company." local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Goat Local Moldavian eng. Moldoveneasca Localá comment: high coloured variability 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Goat Zaanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Goose (domestic) Chinese eng. Chinese domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Goose (domestic) Large Grey eng. Large Grey domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Goose (domestic) Obroshin eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Horse Local Moldavian eng. Moldoveneascá Localá 145 140 500 470 domestic breed composite of Russian Trotter, Orlov Trotter, Don and other breeds local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Horse Soviet Heavy Draft eng. Soviet Heavy Draft Sovetskaya Tyazhelovozskaya, Soviet Draft, Sovetskii Tyazhelovoz DraughtPower uni coloured: usually chestnut, brown or bay 163 160 850 700 heavy domestic breed local mares graded to Brabancon since late 19th century since late 19th century F65-301 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Belgian Landrace They were mainly used in scientific researches directed to improving the productivity of pigs plan breeds and developing the national hybridization system. eng. Belgian Landrace Research domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig British White They were mainly used in scientific researches directed to improving the productivity of pigs plan breeds and developing the national hybridization system. eng. Large White Research domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Chernaya moldavskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Moldavian Black Lard uni coloured: black 0 domestic variety breed group: origin (1948 on) from Berkshire et al x local black: 0 local No Information extinct extinct -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Duroc They were mainly used in scientific researches directed to improving the productivity of pigs plan breeds and developing the national hybridization system. eng. Duroc Research domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Estonian bacon The boars of this breed are used for interbreeding with sows of large white breed for production the hybrids for further interbreeding. Meat 2002: The number of Estonian bacon breed has abruptly decreased to 79 pure-breed pigs. domestic breed imported; exotic 60.8 10 11 local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Hampshire They were mainly used in scientific researches directed to improving the productivity of pigs plan breeds and developing the national hybridization system. eng. Hampshire Research domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat 310 245 domestic breed imported; exotic 61.8 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat 100 100 domestic breed imported; exotic 58.2 11 12 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig Moldavian Meat Type This type is used as paternal form during final stage of hybridization. eng. Tipul Moldovenesc de Carne Meat uni coloured: white 300 230 Pigs are characterized by long and broad back, proportional constitution and well developed legs. domestic line created for hybridization, being used as paternal line 1991 62.5 10 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Pig South Type eng. Tipul Sudic Meat The following information was given: litter size 11. uni coloured: white 300 230 domestic breed 1990 local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Sheep Chushka Chushka Tsushka PeltFur uni coloured: black, white 2 0/2 females: small horns long tail, similar to Reshetilovka and Sokolki domestic breed descended from Russian Long-Tailed wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Sheep Karakul Karakul Milk 0 0 53.5 domestic breed The selection with Karakul sheep was directed to creating in the Republic the Moldavian breed group of karakul sheep. north and central zone international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Sheep Kuibyshev Kuibyshev Kuibyshevskaya Meat Numbers have declined slightly since 1964. uni coloured: white 0 0 100 63.5 longwoolled y domestic breed composite of Romney, Cherkassy and Romney or Romney and Vagas 1938-1948 wool medium 4 F65-185, 187 1.25 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Sheep Tsigal Tsigai Wool 0 0 51 domestic breed south zone international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Republic of Moldova MDA Sheep Tsigal, milk type Wool 0 0 domestic breed south zone local No Information unknown unknown -Republic of Moldova MDA Turkey White broad-chest eng. Broad Breasted White domestic breed "imported from United Kingdom, """"River-Rest"""" company" international No Information unknown unknown critical -Madagascar MDG Ass Áne locale fr.= local ass DraughtPower domestic breed Southern provinces of Madagascar. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Cattle Baria Meat Can cope with lack of water and is heat tolerant. They are resistant to several epizootics. uni coloured: red, chestnut, mauve and black 2 2 round shaped horns females with small hump, males with small hump that is directed backward wild breed possibly composite of Zebu and Humpless Kelifely region, North-western Madagascar. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported 1950s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Cattle Brunes des Alpes fr. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Cattle Frisonne fr. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Cattle Madagascar Zebu eng. Malgache, Malagasy Meat Adapts well to poor fodder quality. These zebus are sensitive to Tuberculosis, anthrax, blackleg, winter enteritis, intestinal worms and liverfluke. This breed is a poor milker, but hardy. Docile and easy manageable. uni coloured: generally dark coloured: black or magpie-black, sometimes red or magpie-red 2 2 lyre shaped horns 125 120 325 250 well-developed hump domestic breed 180 270 360 6 6 320 R-1979 FAO Breed Survey Andriambololona, H. (?) Le Zebu baria, une enigme. Animals reach thier adult weight at 6 years. The Madagascar zebu is a good meat producer despite the poor development of posterior quarters and slow growing rate. The average carcass weight at 6-7 years is about 320 kg. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Cattle Manjan'i Boina Milk 0 0 domestic This crossbreed is the result of crossbreeding between Brune des Alpes and zébu malagasy. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Cattle Normande fr. Normande Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Cattle Pie Rouge Norvégienne fr. Holstein (red and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Cattle Rana Omby Rana Milk This is a hardy breed. multi coloured: often speckled fawn, grey or black pied 2 2 400 300 domestic breed composite breed of female zebus Malgaches and males of imported taurine breeds since 1840 imported of Normande, Bretonne pie noire, Garonnais, Gasconne, Bordelaise and Frisonne central Madagascar, mainly area around Antananarivo and Lake Alaotra 180 300 900 2500 6.5 FAO Breed Survey The breed calves quite late. The greatest recorded production is 2500 liters milk in 300 days. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Cattle Renitelo Meat The breed is fairly hardy but sensitive to Streptococcosis. These are strong animals, good for working. uni coloured: red/mahony often with paler underside and mucosae 2 2 750 425 domestic breed composite of Limousin (25%), Africander (48%) and Madagascar Zebu (27%) created by Zootechnical Research Center of Kianjasoa Madagascar 1966 Kianjasoa Region 600 FAO Breed Survey Males weigh 350 kg with 30 months. They calve fairly early the first time (better than zebu). local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Chicken Babolna Harco eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Harco Eggs domestic strain continually imported urban areas international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Chicken Babolna Tetra-SL eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Tetra-SL Eggs domestic strain continually imported urban areas Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Chicken Poule locale fr.= local chicken Meat Good brooder and good mothering abilities. rustic. 1.5 1 Small sized birds. domestic country-wide 60 80 In peri-urban areas chickens are sometimes kept in semi-intensive systems for the commercial sector. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Chicken Shaver Starbro eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Starbro Meat domestic strain continually imported commercial sector international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Chicken Sussex herminée fr. Light Sussex Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Madagascar MDG Chicken Tropicbro Meat domestic strain continually imported urban areas Commercial sector. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Duck (domestic) Canard domestique fr.= domestic duck Meat uni coloured: grey, white or black, males have a green neck domestic breed country-wide During the day the ducks are set free to roam around in search for food and during the night they are held in an enclosure. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Mulard fr. FattyLiver This hybrid is sterile. Rapidly fattening breed. domestic breed hybrid, resulting from crossbreeding between the muscovy duck and the local domestic duck. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Goat Angora Angora Hair 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Southern provinces of Madagascar. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Goat Chèvre locale The goat's milk is marketed in the south or is transformed into a kind locally manufactured yoghourt. fr.= local goat Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed Southern and western parts of Madagascar. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Goat osy Malgache Angora international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Goose (domestic) Oie de Guinée Goose meat is especially consumed during festivals. fr. Meat domestic breed kept in several ecological zones, particullarly in rice bassins. local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Goose (domestic) Oie de Lande fr. Oie de Toulouse FattyLiver domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Muscovy duck canard de Barbarie fr. Muscovy canard musqué Meat 5 5 domestic breed country-wide During the day the ducks are set free to roam around in search for food and during the night they are held in an enclosure. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Pig Landrace danoise Good quality lean meat. fr. Danish Landrace Meat prolific. Large pigs with long body. The ears are carried horizontally and are pointed forwards. domestic breed imported; exotic urban areas international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Madagascar MDG Pig Large White exellent quality of meat. eng. Large White Yorkshire Meat Very fertile and the sow has good mothering instinct. Large pigs with long body and strong legs. The back is broad, flat and muscular. domestic breed exotic
This breed was originally created in England. urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Pig Porc local fr. = local pig Meat Heat tolerant. Rustic and well-adapted to irregular food supply. uni coloured: generally black or grey
multi coloured: sometimes black spotted 60 40 60 50 Long legs, the ears are small, carried horizontally or slightly drawn up domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide Average of 1,5 litter per year (3 litters in 2 years). 10 12 local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Rabbit Lapin locale Rabbit meat is mostly sold in big cities. fr.= local rabbit Meat domestic breed rural areas local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Sheep Madagascar eng. Malgache, Malagasy Meat The breed is sensitive to parasitic diseases, especially worms also to anthrax and blackleg. uni coloured: white, light brown 0/2 0 45 45 long, fat, sickle-shaped tail domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type. Southern and western parts of Madagascar. Mainly (80%) in the southern Province of Tulear hair FAO Breed Survey 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Madagascar MDG Sheep Merino Merino Wool 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Madagascar MDG Turkey Dinde locale fr.=local turkey Female turkeys are good brooders. multi coloured: black, grey and white domestic southern Madagascar During the day the turkeys are set free to roam around in search for food and during the night they are held in an enclosure. local No Material unknown unknown -Maldives MDV Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed imported from Northern Mariana Islands 1979 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Maldives MDV Chicken Jungle Fowl Used for cross breeding with domesticated birds for cock fighting. eng. Jungle Fowl Gallus GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Maldives MDV Chicken Kukulhu mon. 1.5 1 domestic breed probably imported from India 80 local No Information unknown unknown -Maldives MDV Chicken Native chicken The native chickens of Maldives are very poor producers of egg and meat. eng. Eggs domestic breed Scavenging chicken has been reared in many islands for a long time. Their origin is not known. local No Information unknown unknown -Maldives MDV Goat Jamnapari Jamnapari multi coloured: brown, white, often white with tan patches on head and neck 2 2 horn length: 8.7 cm similar to Beetal but larger, long ears domestic breed 90 90 3.1 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured from animals were kept under stationary conditions, housed permanently and fed on total concentrates. 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Maldives MDV Goat Native goat eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Northern Mariana Islands 1983 They have a very low water requirement and they consume a wide variety of roughages otherwise wasted. This farming system needs to be studied, keeping in view of the prevailing water shortage and limitation of land. local No Information unknown unknown -Maldives MDV Pig Pacific domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Maldives MDV Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Ass Burro sp. = donkey Riding (work) domestic remote rural areas local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle AFS Australian Friesian-Sahiwal Meat, Milk 2 2 140 130 480 350 y 2001 domestic breed extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 267 200 300 4005 1602 4800 4.1 4 4.2 15 12 29 30 14 19 150 149 28 27 29 390 365 420 15 900 190 63 Peso al destete 190 Kg; peso al año 285 Kg local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Angus Ganado Productor de carne eng. El nombre de la raza Angus deriva de su lugar de origen en los condados de Shire, Aberdeen y Angus de Escocia Aberdeen-Angus Meat El ganado Angus se desarrolla bien en tierras de pastoreo con clima de templado a frió. Es resistente a los problemas de pigmentación, cáncer de los ojos, queratitis infecciosa y necrosis de las patas. PRECOCIDAD: Las hembras alcanzan la pubertad a los 13 meses. FERTILIDAD: facilidad de las vacas para producir un becerro al año; el libido de los sementales es reconocido a nivel de campo. FACILIDAD DE PARTO: El bajo peso de sus crías al nacimiento facilita el parto. HABILIDAD MATERNA: Cuidan y protegen a sus crías, proporcionan leche suficiente para que lleguen las crías al destete con buen peso. Reconocida la calidad de la carne por su color, jugosidad, textura, suavidad y sabor. Angus Negro: Animales con capa de color negro uniforme; negro con manchas atrás del prepucio; negro cafesoso con pigmentación de la piel y la membranas de la mucosa. Angus Rojo: Animales de color rojo con la nariz rosada; capa roja y blanco atrás de prepucio; capa amarillosa con pigmentación rosa. 0 0 150 135 950 650 La raza Angus es de talla moderada, de piel medianamente fina, elástica, cubierta de un pelaje suave, corto tupido. HEMBRAS: Cabeza: Perfil recto o ligeramente cóncavo, testuz redondeado, orejas dirigidas hacia arriba de tamaño pequeñas redondeadas. Cuello: Largo, fino y con suave inserción en la cabeza. Extremidades anteriores: Medianas y bien aplomadas. Cadera: Ancha y con buena apertura de los isquiones (canal de parto). Extremidades posteriores: Medianas con hueso fuerte, aplomadas y separadas. Ubre: tamaño medio, conformada e implantada, con cuartos bien desarrollados, simétricos y pezones finos de tamaño medio. MACHOS : Cabeza: De morro fuerte, expresión en las mandíbulas, ancha y redondeadas con orejas pequeñas. Cuello: Ancho y con mayor prominencia superior. Extremidades anteriores: Medianas y bien aplomadas. Cadera: Solida y plana a nivel cuadril. Extremidades posteriores y las nalgas: Son anchas profundas, de musculatura solida,y largas. Las patas: Son medianas, con hueso fuerte, bien aplomadas y separadas Testículos: Descendidos, de buena circunferencia y sin exceso de grasa escrotal. Locally adapted y 1998 Domestic Breed La raza Angus fue introducida a México de los Estados Unidos, en el año de 1904, por el Capitán William Benton, súbdito británico que se avecindo en el Estado de Chihuahua 1904 Año 1904 de los Estados Unidos La raza Angus se encuentra distribuida principalmente en los Estados de Aguascalientes, Baja California Norte, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Colima, Chiapas, Durango, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Puebla, Querétearo, San Luis Potosí, Sonora, Tabasco, Tamaulipas y Zacatecas extensive (non backyard), intensive, semi - intensive stationary 34 32 14 13 24 18 24 18 30 435 330 540 10 1027 300 60 fundamentalmente en pastoreo, en las cuales dependiendo de la situación climática y de producción de la pastura, se les apoya con pastura de corte, silo y otro tipo de forraje y minerales Las hembras Angus alcanzan la pubertad a los 13 meses y pueden llegar a estar pariendo a los 18 años* tienen una alta fertilidad pudiendo producir un becerro por año* rapido crecimiento, cuando las crias se destetan entre 6 y 8 meses es frecuente que pesen 280 Kg y que alcancen los 400 Kg en su primer año de vida international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Balancer eng. Balancer Meat 2 2 140 32 850 550 y 2010 domestic breed extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 34 30 14 15 100 90 30 21 38 385 350 420 8 350 50 Peso al destete: 250 Kg y Peso al año: 450 Kg local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster Meat 2 2 155 145 600 450 y 1997 domestic breed 34 33 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Belgian Blue eng. Belgian Blue Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Belmont Red eng. Belmont Red Meat 2 2 160 150 800 400 y 2001 domestic breed extensive (non backyard), intensive grazing stationary 28 28 14 18 144 108 28 27 29 405 390 420 10 900 190 63 Peso al desdetete 190 Kg; peso al año 285 Kg international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Boran eng. Boran East African Shorthorned Zebu The animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: usually white or grey, also red
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short horns 130 121 700 475 East African Shorthorned Zebu type domestic breed 170 1200 25 25 N2-40 F20(1)-104 W67-53 W57-30 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Braford eng. Braford Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Brahman and Hereford. international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 Zebu cattle domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat 0 0 160 145 1000 600 y 1997 domestic breed composite of Brahman and Angus extensive (non backyard), intensive fodder, grazing stationary 35 33 14 13 108 120 28 22 36 400 335 450 10 800 375 63 Peso al desdete de 220 a 280 Kgs. * Peso al año de 390 a 420 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Charbray La raza Charbray es un ganado bovino productor de carne en terrenos dificiles El nombre de la raza Charbray deriva de la combinación de los nombres de las dos razas que le dan origen, que son Charolais y Brahman Charbray Meat El gando Charbray es una raza de color blanco a rojo suave 0 0 Locally adapted y 1997 Domestic Breed El ganado Charbray es una raza sintética (5/8 Charolais - 3/8 Cebú). Se considera que tuvo su origen esta raza en México desde los años 40, a pesar de que su reconocimiento formal no se dio sino hasta la década de los noventa. 1940 Se localiza principalmente en zonas desérticas, semi-desérticas, subtropicales y tropicales de México, con mayor presencia en los estados de Sonora, Chihuahua, Tabasco, Nuevo León, Tamaulipas y Veracruz, en donde se concentra el 87% de la población de registro. international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Charolais El nombre de la raza Charolais deriva de su lugar de origen y cuna histórica en los Condados de Charolles de la Región de Borgoña del país de Francia. Charolais Meat El color del pelo de la raza charoláis es distintivo, siendo de color blanco, aceptando también de color crema pálido o ligeramente pajizo, así como algunas manchas de color crema pálido o pajizo sobre blanco o viceversa. La cola debe ser blanco, crema o pajiza. 2 2 Los cuernos se presentan tanto en hembras como en machos, de color blanco o amarillentos de mediana longitud. También se puede presentar animales de linea genética mochas o melones, así como cuernos falsos 137 124 1065 735 Locally adapted y 1997 Domestic Breed La raza Charolais fue introducida a México del país de Francia en el año de 1930, por Sr. Pugibet, industrial mexicano, de origen francés. 1930 En el año 1930 se importo de Francia 10 hembras y 2 machos, en 1931 se realiza una segunda importación de Francia de 12 vaquillas y 6 toretes y una tercera importación se lleva a cabo en 1937 del mismo país trayendo 7 vaquillas gestantes cargadas en Francia. Estos animales importados estaban plenamente identificados. semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 40 38 14 15 118 90 30 22 36 386 310 476 11 1240 558 62 Animales estabulados y engordados (raciones ricas en grano) animales a los 12 meses de edad promedio por un periodo de 150 dias La gran mayoría de los criadores de ganado charoláis, el manejo que le dan a sus vientres es en pastoreo de praderas de temporal inducida o de riego, con una suplementación mineral todo el año y un porcentaje menor da suplemento a crías predestete. La mayoria de los animales postdestete son suplementados a base de proteina y minerales mas pastoreo international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Chianina it. Chianina 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Chinampo multi coloured: white with red or black markings 2 2 Criollo type domestic breed Lower California local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Criollo Lechero Tropical sp. Tropical Dairy Criollo Improved Criollo, Milking Criollo, Tropical Dairy Criollo, Criollo Lechero Tropical Milk uni coloured: light dun to dark red
multi coloured: often with black points 2 2 152 122 620 406 y 1999 domestic breed mainly Veracruz and Mexico state semi - intensive grazing stationary 305 1174 3.9 3.3 4.9 3.85 27 26 40 455 15 small-scale regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Criollo Mexicano sp. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Criollo de la Sierra Madre Occidental sp. Coreño Meat 0 0 domestic breed local breed descended from the cattle breeds brought by the Spaniards Nayarit Family/small-scale production. local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Criollo de las montañas del Norte also used for domestic rodeos and young bulls are exported as rodeo animals to the USA sp. Criollo de rodeo Meat extremely rustic but docile animal 0 0 small size domestic breed local breed descended from the cattle breeds introduced in the North at the end of the 16th century by the Spaniards mountainous areas of the Northern State Durango Family/small-scale production. local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Criollo del Golfo sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed local breed related to the Iberian cattle breeds brought by the Spaniards such as; la Retinta, Pirenaica and la Rubia Gallega Veracruz y anda Huasteca Tamaulipeca Family/small-scale production. local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Criollo del desierto de Baja California sp. Chinampo Meat because it inhabits the arid zones of Baja California it is forced to consume the green Parts of thorny, saguaros shrubs and other cactaceous plants. Nearly 400 years of adaptation to the desert have made them resemble wild herbivores in behavior and physiology. 0 0 domestic breed local breed descended from the cattle breeds brought by the Spaniards; thought to be related to Castellana, Andaluza and Negra Avileña. Baja California Family/small-scale production. local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Cuernos Largos sp. Meat 2 2 145 134 700 500 n domestic breed extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 27 26 22 19 28 27 29 390 365 420 18 273 local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Droughtmaster eng. Droughtmaster Meat uni coloured: red 0 0 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn and Brahman, originally developed in Australia international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Mexico MEX Cattle Frijolillo Meat 2 2 Criollo type domestic breed related to Longhorns Lower California local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Gelbrah sp Gelbrah Meat 0 0 145 140 900 600 y 1998 domestic breed composite 34 31 16 15 112 100 32 25 40 425 400 450 10 350 50 Peso al destete 240 Kg y Peso al año 430 Kg local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh Meat, Milk 2 2 140 132 900 600 y 1998 domestic breed extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 315 300 330 5656 5600 5712 4.2 4 4.4 18 6 36 31 15 14 100 90 30 21 38 390 350 420 8 350 50 """""Peso al destete 250 Kg y peso al año 450 Kg""" international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Guzerat Guzerat Meat 0 0 Zebu cattle domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Gyr Gir Meat 0 0 Zebu cattle domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed In medium and high input systems pure Holstein are used and in backyard and double purpose production systems, holstein* Zebu crossbreds are used. international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Indubrasil Indo-Brasilian Meat 0 0 Zebu cattle domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Lidia 0 0 domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin 0 0 domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Marchigiana it. Marchigiana 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Mashona eng. Mashona Meat 2 2 145 125 325 275 y 2001 domestic breed extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 29 28 14 18 150 108 28 27 29 405 390 420 12 900 205 63 Peso de adulto que va de 275 a 350 Kg international No Material unknown unknown critical -Mexico MEX Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Piedmontese Piedmont 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Red Sindhi Red Sindhi 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Romagnola it. Romagnola 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Romosinuano 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Salers fr. Salers 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Santa Gertrudis sp.. Santa Gertrudis Meat uni coloured: red 2 2 145 135 850 500 y 1997 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8) 1910-1940 extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 34 32 17 15 106 96 26 18 36 380 340 420 9 1700 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Sardo Negro sp. Sarda Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Simbrah Simbrah Meat La raza Simbrah tiene diferentes coloraciones en su capa que van desde el bayo claro hasta obscuro, con manchas indefinidas. Se aceptan colores sólidos uniformes, excepto color totalmente blanco o negro 2 2 150 140 1050 680 Locally adapted y 1998 Domestic Breed composite of Simmental and Brahman 1983 Las primeras importaciones de animales de Simbrah puro provinieron de los Estados Unidos en el año de 1983 con destino al estado de Tabasco. Se encuentra diseminado en la mayor parte del país, tanto en zonas desérticas hasta tropicales. La mayor presencia de animales en pureza racial la encontramos en los estados de Tabasco, Nuevo León, Sonora, Tamaulipas, Sinaloa, Chiapas, Campeche, Yucatan y Jalisco, en donde se encuentra el 85% de la población de animales puros. extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing stationary 190 150 235 1843 1455 2279 3.54 9.7 9.3 39 34 14 15 110 102 30 22 36 382 310 476 12 1003 62.5 Se practica destete a los 205 dias con pesos de 225 kilogramo international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Simmental La raza Simmental por función y tipo pertenece al grupo de Doble Propósito (carne y leche) El nombre de la raza Simmental deriva de su lugar de origen Valle de Simme en Berner Oberland, Suiza Simmental Meat, Milk Adaptado a condiciones ambientales diversas, tanto en climas calientes y secos como en templados y fríos. Desarrollándose mejor en altitudes arriba de 300 msnm y con baja humedad. las hembras alcanzan la pubertad a edad temprana, presentan su primer celo a los 10 a 12 meses de edad, su primer parto entre los 24 a 30 meses. Su intervalo entre partos va de 12 a 13 meses durante su vida productiva. La longevidad en el hato productor alcanza hasta mas de 10 partos. El porcentaje promedio de parición es de 84%, con peso promedio al nacimiento de 37 kg. Los machos son fértiles desde los 12 meses de edad, con circunferencia escrotal de 30 cm de diámetro y su longevidad productiva mayor a los 10 años Es una raza por función y tipo pertenece al grupo de Doble Propósito (carne y leche) La raza Simmental tiene diferentes coloraciones en su capa que va desde el amarillo claro hasta el amarillo obscuro, así como de rojo claro hasta el rojo obscuro, como colores básicos. Aunado al color blanco que pudiera ir en mayor o menor cantidad; pudiendo ser la mayoría del cuerpo de un color básico con manchas blancas. Sobresale que su cabeza es de color blanco en diferentes proporciones, así como sus patas 2 2 Son de color claro o veteado, de una longitud promedio de 35 cm, curvos hacia los lados. También se pueden presentar animales de linea genética sin cuernos que son aceptados para su registro, así como con cuernos falsos. 148 137 1000 680 Locally adapted y 1997 Domestic Breed El Simmental llego a México en el año de 1973 con la importación de Alemania y Suiza de 10 toros, realizada por la entonces Secretaría de Agricultura y Recursos Hidráulicos (SARH) que a través de su red de bancos de semen se disemino en el país este material genético. 1973 En el año de 1984 se registra la importación de una vaca de los Estados Unidos y en 1985 fueron traídas 2 hembras puras 1 semental procedentes de Suiza. Posteriormente, se incremento el número de estos animales importando de Alemania, Francia e Inglaterra. Esta raza esta diseminada en gran parte del país, principalmente se encuentra en los estados de Nuevo León, Sonora, , Jalisco, Zacatecas , Chiapas y Guanajuato en donde se concentra el 83% del inventario de esta raza en pureza racial. semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 200 2160 3.6 10.8 8.5 39 34 14 15 116 90 30 22 36 382 310 476 11 1089 62 Pesos al destete (205 dias) machos 235 Kg y hembras 323 Kg *Pesos al año machos 355 Kg y hembras 323 Kg international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Suiz-Bu Suiz-bu Meat, Milk 2 2 160 150 850 650 Locally adapted y 2001 domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Suizo Americano español Brown Swiss 0 0 Locally adapted y 1996 domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Suizo Europeo sp. Pardo Suizo Meat 2 2 175 160 1025 625 y 1996 domestic breed 37 35 10 14 96 26 23 32 330 300 450 13 1400 500 Peso al destete; 234 Kg y Peso al año 328 Kg local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Troleche sp. Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Tropicarne sp. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Cattle Tuli eng. Tuli Meat 2 2 155 135 450 350 y 2001 domestic breed extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 29 30 14 19 149 149 28 27 29 405 390 420 16 900 205 63 Peso al destete 190 Kg, y Peso al año 285 Kg international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Cattle Wagyu local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Chicken Gallina criolla o de rancho sp. Mexican Indigenous Chicken Meat The breed is reported to be heat tolerant. This breed is reported to be fairly resistant to Newcastle disease. indigenous 2.2 1.7 15% naked neck, 12% frizzled plumage, 7% feathered legs, dwarfism 2-3%, multiple spurs 1-2%, toupee 5% domestic mongrel (Birds) These birds probably descend from fowls introduced by the Spaniards during the colonial age of Mexico (1521-1800). 1521-1800 Colima, Jalisco and Michoacãn States, central Pacific Coast 65 5.5 6 The females born from October to February reach maturity earlier than those borning from March to July that attain maturity after 6.7 months. The effect of heat stress is the cause of this phenomenom. local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Chicken Gallina de cuello desnudo sp. Nacked Neck Fowl, Pelonas, Buche pelón Eggs The breed is heat tolerant. It shows a good adaptation to tropical conditions. "the """"naked neck"""" is a characteristic caused by the presence of the gene Na, which is associated to resistance to diseases like Newcastle and Coccidia" laboratory 2.6 1.7 plumage characteristics: 50% naked neck 10% frizzled plumage 7% feathered legged domestic mongrel (Birds) These birds probably descend from fowls introduced by the Spaniards during the colonial age. 125 5 6 fed with maize and in some occasions with commercial fodder local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Goat Alpino Francés fr. French Alpine GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Bajío & de la Laguna region international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Mexico MEX Goat Boer Boer Meat 2 2 85 77 105 85 Locally adapted y 2010 domestic continually imported; exotic 1987 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Goat Cabra de la Isla Guadalupe sp. Guadalupe Island Guadeloupe Island uni coloured: black, grey, white 2 2 60 27.5 ears about 14 cm long feral breed originating from at random crossbreeding between Oremburgo, Kirguisia, Pelo Rudo and Nordska breeds introduced to the island at the beginning of the last century. mid 1900 Isla Guadalupe N8-61 1.08 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Goat Criollo sp. Criollo Meat 2 2 domestic breed Spanish origin 16th century regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Goat Granadina sp. Granada GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Bajío & de la Laguna region regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Goat La Mancha sp. La Mancha 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical critical -Mexico MEX Goat Mosaico Lagunero sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed descendants of the goats introduced by the Spaniards during the conquest 1600 arid and semi-arid areas family/small-scale local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Goat Mosaico Mixteco sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed descendants of the goats introduced by the Spaniards during the conquest 1600 temperate and semi-arid areas family/small-scale local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Goat Mosaico del Centro sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed descendants of the goats introduced by the Spaniards during the conquest 1600 temperate areas family/small-scale local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian GeneralCrossbreeding 2 2 85 75 59 79 Locally adapted y 1997 domestic breed Bajío & de la Laguna region international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Bajío & de la Laguna region international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Bajío & de la Laguna region international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa multi coloured: white rump usually with small spots light animals domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Horse Azteca sp. Azteca GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Horse Criollo Militar used by the Military sp. Riding (work) La orografía está constituida principalmente por grandes llanos y pequeños lomeríos. El clima es el representativo del estado de Chihuahua, que va desde el seco templado, pasando por semiseco templado, hasta el muy seco. La temperatura anual es muy variable, en donde la mínima puede ser de menos de 0°C, la media de 19.4 °C o tan alta como 40.3 °C. La precipitación promedio anual es de 363.5 mm El desarrollo de caballos de raza “Santa Gertrudis” se ha realizado prácticamente sin intervención del hombre; la cual, se ha reducido a su mínima expresión (selección de sementales y yeguas de vientre, atención medica cuando se requiere, etc.), dejando todo el resto (reproducción, parto alimentación, crecimiento, desarrollo, etc.) a la naturaleza, por lo tanto, este caballo ha estado sujeto desde su inicio a un fuerte proceso de selección natural. Por lo que podemos concluir que la raza equina “santa gertrudis” es un producto de su herencia combinada con su medio ambiente El porcentaje de pariciones por manada en cada ciclo reproductivo es entre el 85 al 90 %. Totalmente rústico, adaptado totalmente a su medio ambiente. Es casi nula la presencia de problemas de aplomos y digestivos. Es inteligente y en el momento de su doma, aprende rápidamente Buena presencia y conformación. Bien proporcionado y con miembros fuertes y sin defectos de andadura. Buen temperamento y dóciles. Inteligentes y con gran rusticidad; ya que deben soportar todo género de cambios climáticos, cualquier alimento y rigor de trabajo Por su presencia y elegancia es utilizado en los eventos oficiales por la Secretaria de la Defensa Nacional, asi como en deportes ecuestre. Los colores reglamentarios son: alazán, prieto, colorado y retinto 160 160 450 450 Cabeza. - de regular tamaño con relación al resto del cuerpo, con el perfil recto en la mayoría de los casos. Cuello. - de mediano a corto, grueso, fuerte y bien musculoso, moderadamente arqueado en su parte superior. Nuca. - ancha, elevada y redonda hacia los lados. Frente. - ancha y plana. Cara. - de tamaño medio. Orejas. - delgadas, arqueadas, no muy largas y algo próximas. Ojos. - grandes y expresivos. Ollares. - de tamaño medio, en concordancia con el resto de la cara. Crin. - gruesa y áspera, adaptada al modo de la crianza en que se realiza, inclinada y embarrada de preferencia hacia el lado de montar. Cruz. - más bien alta, sin llegar a verse desproporcionada. Dorso. - generalmente recto y corto, pero con buen asiento para la silla. Cola. - abundante, larga y gruesa, adaptada también en su medio ambiente y con un maslo corto, ancho de arriba y angosto de abajo. Pecho. - profundo y ancho, es decir gran capacidad torácica, indicando su adaptación al trabajo que por muchos años ha tenido que desarrollar. Espalda. - mediana, curva y muy musculosa. miembros toráxicos y pelvianos. - de medianos a largos, casi sin defectos de aplomo. Cascos. - excesivamente duros y gruesos, generalmente de color negro, adaptados completamente a su medio ambiente Locally adapted n Domestic Breed "Resulting from crossbreeding between Spanish, Arab and Berberisco horses and Cuarto de Milla and Pura Sangre Inglés. From 1927 onwards Criollo Militar is only bred by the Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional (SEDENA) at """"Santa Gertrudis"""" farm in the state of Chihuahua." 1927 A partir de 1927, se dispuso que el caballo militar se produjera dentro del seno de la Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional, para obtener uniformidad y calidad, desarrollándose para esto dos criaderos: uno en el Sauz, Durango y otro en Santa Gertrudis, Chihuahua; en donde serían reproducidos a libre pastoreo, organizados en manadas y manteniéndolos en un ambiente totalmente natural, con el fin de obtener las cualidades mencionadas y abastecer con este ganado a las unidades del ejército mexicano. local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Horse Español sp. Purebred Spanish domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Horse Galiceno pony domestic breed descended from Galician Pony local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Horse Inglés sp. Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Horse Lusitano Lusitanian domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Horse Mexican Pony eng. Criollo type domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Horse Warmblood domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Horse Árabe Arab domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Pig Cerdo Coscate sp. Mexican Wattled uni coloured: black, red
multi coloured: spotted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Pig Cuino sp. Mexican Dwarf Lard uni coloured: mainly black but red and spotted also exist 45 40 Small size, concave profile, small snout, bent back, mostly lacking body hair; when hair is present it is extremely curly domestic breed probably of Chinese origin in the 16th century 16th century Highlands of Mexico local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Pig Duroc fr. Duroc SireLine domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire SireLine domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Pig Landrace eng. Landrace DamLine domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Pig Pata de Mula sp. Casquilonios, Sindactilios domestic breed this breed is the resultant of a dominant gene temperate areas and arid tropical areas local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Pig Pelón sp. Pelon Black Hairless of the Tropics, Pelon Tabasqueno, Birish Lard uni coloured: greyish to black Iberian Type. Rectilinear head, medium-sized ears that fall over the eyes. domestic breed tropical areas; gulf coast and pacific coast 9 regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White DamLine domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly En México se le conoce como panza negra de Barbados Meat 0 0 70 42 y 1995 domestic breed tropical region hair 2 1 3 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Borrego Chiapas wool is used for the making of traditional garments for daily or ceremonial use and for handicrafts sp. Wool well adapted to mountainous areas 0 0 28 28 domestic breed descendants of the sheep breeds introduced by the Spaniards Chiapas Only women are involved in sheep rearing. Sheep are taken for grazing every day and during the night they are kept in a corral near the house local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Sheep Charolais fr. Charollais 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Columbia eng. Columbia 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale SireLine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Criollo sp. Criollo Chusco Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. This breed is known for low prolificacy but good fertility. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 32.8 26.1 domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 Highlands of Mexico wool coarse/carpet 1.06 1.02 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Dorper Dorper 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Horn 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Sheep East Friesian eng. East Friesian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down SireLine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Katahdin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Lucero multi coloured: black with white spot on head 0 0 domestic variety variety of Criollo southern Mexican Mountains wool local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Sheep Merino Merino Wool 0 0 domestic breed wool international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey Meat 0 0 domestic breed tropical region hair regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Polypay eng. Polypay Wool 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet SireLine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Mexico MEX Sheep Romanov Romanov 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Saint Croix fr. St. Croix 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk SireLine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Tabasco sp. Pelibuey Cuban Hairy, Cubano Rojo, Pelibuey, Peliguey, Carnero de Pelo de Buey Meat uni coloured: usually tan, red, white
multi coloured: also pied 0 0 65 62 47 37.5 males have usually a mane and throat ruff domestic breed part of the American Hair Sheep group Gulf Coast hair 2.7 F17-37 W66-32 1.34 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Tarhumara 0 0 domestic variety variety of Criollo wool local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Sheep Tarset Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Pelibuey (Tabasco) and Dorset wool local No Material unknown unknown -Mexico MEX Sheep Texel dutch Texel 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mexico MEX Sheep Wiltshire eng. Wiltshire Horn 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Mexico MEX Turkey Pavo sp. Meat uni coloured: grey to black coloured small animals indigenous breed coutry-wide local No Material unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Cattle Busa yug. Makedonsko brahicemo govedo, Busha Milk 2002, the Busha participates with 54.31% in the total number of cattle. well-adapted to poor conditions disease resistant These are hardy animals. uni colour: grey, yellow, red or black. 2 2 fine horns curved upwards and forward 111 102 400 250 domestic indigenous breed, pure until 1912: since 1920 crossed with Kolubarsko, Simmental, Pitzgavian and other brown breeds: after 1945 improved by crossing with Oberintal mountainous regions 271 1014 4.05 18 16 local No Information unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Cattle Holstein Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Eastern-Friesian Milk 2002, Simmental cows account for 19.36% of the total cattle population. 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic Medium-input Production System. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Cattle Montafon eng. Brown Swiss Braunvieh 2002, Simmental cows account for 12.95% of the total cattle population. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic mountainous areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental Milk 2002, Simmental cows account for 12.88% of the total cattle population. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic In use on small dairy farms. Medium-input Production System international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Cattle Tyrol Grey eng. 2002, Simmental cows account for 0.5% of the total cattle population. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic In use in more durable mountainous areas. Medium-input Production System. local No Information unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Chicken ISA Braun eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed 310 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Goat Macedonian Goat eng. Domasna koza Milk Goat keeping was not allowed from 1947-1989. Local population survived only in mountain villages; population data has never been investigated; interest of farmers for goats is increasing.
In 2003, The population is increasing but without any differentiation. The breed is living in mountain villages. uni colour: white, grey
multi coloured: mix of various colours 0 0 48 35 35 45 long haired domestic breed belongs to a Balkan goat breed. indigenous breed hair 210 90 110 3.8 2.5 2.2 It is usually kept on family farms individually, 1-3 goats, or in small flocks (less than 30). 15 local No Information unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Goat Saanen eng. Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Pig Djumajliska Meat multi coloured: white with black spots 66 64 110.75 92 lop ears domestic breed Ovce Pole, V. Lozovo, eastern Macedonia 1.2 1.1 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Pig Duroc used in the production scheme of large farms. eng. Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Pig Landrace used in the production scheme of large farms. eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Pig Yorkshire used in the production scheme of large farms. eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Sheep Awassi Improvement of milk production. Awassi GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported 1975 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Sheep French Alpine In use for improvement of the local population. eng. French Alpine Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Sheep Merinolandschaf In use for lamb production improvement. Merinolandschaf GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -North Macedonia MKD Sheep Pramenka, Karakacanska Crna Vlaska, Kucovlaska, Karakacanska Milk The information about this breed is insufficient. Pure breed flock exist only in hilly mountains. The number is rapidly decreasing. very dynamic in mountain area This sheep is very temperament animal. uni coloured: black, dark brown 0 0 62 55 45 30 long hair domestic variety indigenous breed, Pramenka type breed. southern Macedonia wool 190 52 2.6 23 During the seasonal dry periods a shortage of grazing prevails. 0.9 local No Information unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Sheep Pramenka, Ovce Polian yug. Ovcepolska Pramenka Wool 2003, this breed account for 60 % of total sheep population. uni coloured: white with black spots on head and legs 2 2 65 61 45.95 36.97 small ears domestic variety indigenous breed, Pramenka type during fiftees - seventees unplanned crossing with various Merino breeds: since 1980 improved with Merino Landschaf spread in east and central part of the country, wool 13.75 191 72 5.4 3.05 2.95 During the seasonal dry periods a shortage of grazing prevails. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -North Macedonia MKD Sheep Pramenka, Sharplanian yug. Sarplanian, Sarplaninska Pramenka Milk uni coloured: white 2 2 65 60 36 33.3 small ears domestic variety variety of Pramenka mountainous areas of Sar Planina, North-western Macedonia wool 13 193 79 5.6 3.08 3.01 During the seasonal dry periods a shortage of grazing prevails. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Mali MLI Ass Native of North Africa eng. Native of North Africa DraughtPower This breed is reported to be very resistant to drought. uni coloured: grey with shoulder cross-stripe 105 90 domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Ass l'âne du Gourma fr. PackBaggage uni coloured: grey domestic country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Ass l'âne du Miankala fr. PackBaggage multi coloured: beige with dark stripes domestic country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Ass l'âne du Sahel fr. PackBaggage uni coloured: grey domestic country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Ass l'âne du Yatenga fr. PackBaggage uni coloured: grey domestic Bandiagara, Koro and Bankass. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Ass Áne du plateau Dogon fr. domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Cattle Bambara Bambara Djakoré, Taurin du Kaarta, Mande, Méré Meat uni coloured: yellow-brown to red 2 2 105 102 300 210 domestic breed composite of N'Dama and Sudanese Fulani (zebu): The population is almost stabilized with respect to its composition of Zebu and N'Dama. South-west Mali: Kaarta, Beledougou, Mandé and Miankala 150 300 800 2.5 48 F20(2) -84 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Cattle Baoulé Baoulé Meat 2 2 98 163 domestic breed South Mali 281 14 13 41 497 101 regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Mali MLI Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Brune Suisse fr. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Maure Maure Gabaruye, Mauritanian, Moor, Moorish, Arab Milk The breed is well adapted to arid zones. The animals can walk up to 40 km per day and is an exellent carrier.. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: black, red
multi coloured: pied 2 2 short, lyre shaped horns 140 130 400 300 Zebu domestic breed West African Shorthorned type Found along the border of Mauritanie, in the loop of Niger and the circle of Goundam and the delta. 471 270 800 1500 4.5 8 19 17 42 36 48 470 45 F20(1) -102 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant or nomadic conditions and fed on total grazing. These animals have a live weight of normally 350 kg and a dressing % of 45. However under station management these figures can increase to 700kg and 50 % dressing. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Montbéliard The Montbéliard is a dual-purpose breed. fr. Montbéliarde French Dairy Simmental Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from France 1950s Peri-urban areas. international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle N'dama N'dama Meat Trypanotolerant. 2 2 102 300 250 domestic breed originated in Fouta Djallon in Guinea Yanfolila, Kenieba and south of Kita 351 309 420 286 68 464 6.5 7 0.6 17.3 16.7 39 23 60 562 363 700 216 102 48 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle N'dama of Kaarta eng. Gambian N'dama Gambian N'dama uni coloured: fawn, white, blond (lighter than Guinean N'Dama) 2 2 300 250 slightly taller than typical Guinean type domestic variety larger variety of N'Dama South-western Mali 69 99 180 5.1 1.5 18 17 50 FAO Breed Survey F20(1) -37 W50-11 There is a lack of water during the dry season from November to June. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Normand fr. Normande 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Red Sindhi Red Sindhi 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Pakistan international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Rouge des Steppes fr. 0 0 domestic breed imported 1950s Peri-urban areas. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Cattle Sadova rouge fr. 0 0 domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Pakistan international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Schuvitz Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Sénépole Senepol 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Tachété de l'est fr. 0 0 domestic recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Cattle Tarentais Tarentaise 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Touareg Français Maure Native regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Azawak Azaouak PackBaggage Docile and easily manageable. uni coloured: blond, dark fawn 2 2 short horns 131 123 393 292 West African (Shorthorned) type, similar to Shuwa domestic breed Valley of Azawak. Eastern Mali, circle of Menaka. 290 917 1000 1.5 20.7 19.8 FAO Breed Survey Pagot (1985) L'Elevage en pays tropicaux. IEMVT (1971) Principal races domestiques de zones tropicales d'Afrique Francophone et de Madagascar. Under good conditions this breed can produce up to 7-8 liters per day. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Goudali 0 0 domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Peul Bororo fr. West African Zebu Milk 0 0 350 275 domestic variety West African long horn type 180 2 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Peul Sambourou fr. West African Zebu Meat Well adapted to humid climate conditions. multi coloured: grey speckled 0 0 domestic variety West African long horn type North of Kayes and Koulikoro 46 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Peul Soudanais fr. West African Zebu Sahel, Sudanese Fulani Meat This is a good meat animal which fattens easily. uni coloured: light grey and black spotted 2 2 lyrehorned 125 116 375 300 domestic variety West African Zebu type Ségou region. 4.5 2.5 19 18 54 FAO Breed Survey international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Peul Toronké fr. Toronke Fulani Meat uni coloured: white 2 2 domestic variety variety of Sudanese Fulani, similar to Gobra North of the Kayes region. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Peul du Macina fr. West African Zebu 0 0 domestic variety West African long horn type Macina region. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu Touareg PackBaggage well adapted to arid zones. 0 0 domestic breed West African shorthorn type Found in the loop of Niger in the north of the central delta of Niger (Niafunké, Goundam) and on the Nigerian central plate. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle Zébu soudanais Français Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Cattle l'Isker grise fr. Meat 0 0 domestic recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Babolna Harco eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Harco domestic strain recently imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Balachié Meat indigenous frizzle plumage domestic breed local breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Chiébleman Meat indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Chiédieman Meat indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Chiéfiman Meat indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Dakisséchié Meat indigenous black with reddish reflects domestic breed local breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Doubanchiè Eggs domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Doufowchié Meat indigenous They are self-black in colour with white end-wings. domestic breed local breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Douganchiè Eggs 1 1 Small size. domestic breed indigenous breed The hen can lay up to 20 eggs in one brood. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Fambougourichié Meat indigenous They are ash grey in colour. domestic breed local breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Jupiter Commercial strain- Jupiter domestic breed recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Kokochiè Meat indigenous comment: usually black with white breast 1.2 0.9 domestic breed local breed 75 local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Kolokolochié Meat indigenous nearly totally naked with only some feathers on the wings, in some cases the feathers grow very late when they become mature domestic breed local breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Kolonchié Meat indigenous domestic variety local local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Chicken Sagachié Meat indigenous silky domestic breed local breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Sembachiè Meat 2 1.5 Strong framework, strong thighs, broad chest domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Chicken Ségèchié Meat indigenous domestic breed local breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Chicken Wyandotte eng. Wyandotte domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Dromedary Bérabiche domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Dromedary Chameau De L'azaouad fr. domestic 9 Somali Academy of Science and Arts (1985), Seminaire National sur le Dromedaire, Gao. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Dromedary Chameau Du Hodh fr. 222 400 domestic breed 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Dromedary dromadaire de L'Aïr domestic breed Aïr region. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Dromedary dromadaire de l'Adrar des Ifoghas domestic Adrar des Ifoghas region. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Dromedary dromadaire du Tibesti domestic breed Tibesti region. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Duck (domestic) Malian Duck eng. Meat indigenous domestic variety indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Duck (domestic) Rouen fr. Rouen Meat 1.6 1.4 domestic breed Found near irrigated fields and surface water. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Goat Alpine Alpine 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Goat Angora Angora Hair 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Goat Guera 0 0 domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Goat Maure Maure Meat 0 0 domestic variety variety of Sahelian. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Goat Race tchèque fr. synonym unknown 0 0 domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Goat Sahelian eng. Sahelian Arabia, Bariolee du Sahel, Fulani, Touareg, West African Longlegged, Sahel Milk This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. comment: various colours 2 2 32 large sized animals, toggles and beards common domestic breed 107 80 135 265 873 0.9 7.5 14.3 12.3 16.2 298 234 352 49 FAO Breed Survey 1.24 1.05 1.57 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Goat Tuareg Tuareg multi coloured: pied brown, sometimes black pied 0 0 76 domestic variety variety of Sahelian international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. multi coloured: brown with black extremities or white with black patches 2 2 50 40 20 18 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed Fouta Djallon. 1.17 57 F88-110, 113 FAO Breed Survey Doutressoulle (1952) L'Elevage au Soudan Francais: Son economie. Papot (1985) L'Elevage au pays tropicaux. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Bobo This guinea fowl produces russet-red coloured eggs. Meat domestic variety indigenous breed Guinea fowl chicks are kept in baskets and fed with bran and termites until the age of 2 months, therafter they are set free to scavenge. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Boh-cami domestic variety indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Brown Guineafowl eng. Meat indigenous domestic variety local Guinea fowl chicks are kept in baskets and fed with bran and termites until the age of 2 months, therafter they are set free to scavenge. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Burkina-cami domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Cami-dièman domestic variety indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Cami-finma domestic variety indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Djiko-cami domestic variety indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Grey Guineafowl This guinea fowl produces red-coulored eggs. eng. Grey Guineafowl Pintade grise perlée Meat indigenous multi coloured: grey with white spots on each feather domestic variety local breed Guinea fowl chicks are kept in baskets and fed with bran and termites until the age of 2 months, therafter they are set free to scavenge. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl Lily-type Guineafowl eng. Meat indigenous domestic variety indigenous breed Guinea fowl chicks are kept in baskets and fed with bran and termites until the age of 2 months, therafter they are set free to scavenge. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Guinea fowl White Guineafowl eng. White Guineafowl Meat indigenous domestic variety indigenous
The guinea fowl originated in Africa. Guinea fowl chicks are kept in baskets and fed with bran and termites until the age of 2 months, therafter they are set free to scavenge. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Arabe Arab Cheval du Baguezan domestic breed Ayrien type horse Found in Aïr, l'Adrar des Ifoghas and hodh. Kept by Maure and Touareg pastoralists. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Horse Bandiagara Bandiagara Gondo This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. 142 domestic variety local variety of Dongola-Barb origin regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Barbe Barb domestic breed Barbe or Mongolian type horse international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Horse Beledougou Banamba domestic variety variety of West African Barb local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Cheval de Nioro fr. domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Dombi domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Dongalow Dongola domestic variety international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Horse Haoussa Hausa domestic variety variety of West African Dongola regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Hodh Hodh uni coloured: grey domestic variety variety of West African Barb regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Horse Poney Small size. domestic species Sikasso region. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Sahel domestic variety variety of West African Barb with Arab blood local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Horse Songhoï Sonrai, Songhai light-pony domestic variety variety of West African Dongola with Barb blood Niger Bend local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Muscovy duck Muskovy Muscovy Meat 3.1 2 domestic breed Found near irrigated fields and surface water. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Pig Korogho Korhogo Meat domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Pig Race chinoise fr. Synonym unknown Meat domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Pig Somo uni coloured: black, grey multi coloured: black and grey, black pied 60 domestic breed indigenous breed: This is quite a well defined breed in Mali: the breed was introduced to a station for improvement by crossing, but it has not been studied in any great detail: probably an African type pig. Bla, Tominan and San FAO Breed Survey Soumaré E.H. (1980) Appreciation des resultata de croisement chez les porcins au CNRZ. Rapport de fin de cycle IPR de Katibougou, Mali. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Bali-bali Uda Meat 0 0 domestic variety variety of Fulani (Peul) sheep Kept by the Peul pastoralists. international No Material unknown unknown critical -Mali MLI Sheep Black Maure eng. Black Maure Mauritiana, Moor, Moorish, Mouton Maure a Poil Long, Arab uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: white pied 0 0 80 74 45 32 long-haired domestic variety variety of Maure hair 0.2 40 45 3 3 38 F88-131 FAO Breed Survey Doutressoulle (1952) L'Elevage au Soudan Français: Son Economie. 1.03 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Sheep Charmoise fr. Charmois 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf Cameroons Dwarf, Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Maned, West African Dwarf This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 50 50 27 22.5 males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed South of Mali. hair 111 65 6 1.97 1.88 98 49 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey Preformance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on total grazing. 1.08 1.29 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Fulani Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peul-Peul, Peulh, Poulfouli, Peuhl Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 55 40 30 domestic breed Sahel type wool 3.1 2.9 292 219 365 117 F88-135 W53-14 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Karakul Karakul Boukhara 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Koundoum Wool uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic variety variety of Macina. Found on the shores of the river Niger between Tombouctou and Niamey and especially on the small islands in this area. local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Sheep Macina Goundoun, Massina Wool This breed is said to lamb twice a year. uni coloured: generally white and often the head and the ends of the body are black or brown, rarely brown or black pied body 2 0/2 females have much smaller horns 70 70 35 31.5 long tail, 15% of the animals have toggles domestic breed central delta of Niger; but also in the areas of Ségou, Mopti and Niamey. wool coarse/carpet 0.685 0.6 0.7 39 135 50 0.3 2.7 2.7 17 251 40 F88-128 FAO (1992) Petits Ruminants: Production et Ressources Génétiques en Afrique Tropicale. 1.03 local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Sheep Malian Samburu Sambourou uni coloured: brown 2 2 long horizontal horns domestic variety variety of Fulani wool local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Sheep Maure Maure 0 0 domestic breed Found in the sub-Saharan and Sahelian zone north of the 15th degree of latitude hair regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Mérino Merino Wool 0 0 domestic breed recently imported wool international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Sambourou Meat 0 0 domestic variety variety of Fulani (Peul) breed local No Material unknown unknown -Mali MLI Sheep Toronke Toronke Large Peul, Fouta Toro Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: spotted 2 0/2 females: 32% small horns 74 40 32.5 large sized animals domestic variety variety of Fulani wool 2.9 2.6 67 F88-138 1.03 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mali MLI Sheep Touabire Touabire Maure a Poils Ras, Touabir, Touabire ou Ladoum, White Arab, White Maure, Taubir Meat uni coloured: usually white also black or red
multi coloured: sometimes pied 0/2 0/2 90 72 47 35 short hair, large body size domestic variety short-haired variety of Maure northern Mali hair 100 165 36 66 0.3 3.7 3.7 F88-133 FAO Breed Survey Doutressoulle, (1952) L'Elevage au Soudan Francais: Son Economie Performance data were measured on animals kept under nomadic conditions. They are good meat animals. The males can attain 100 kg of weigh. 1.02 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mali MLI Sheep Tuareg fr. Tuareg Terguia, Terguia-Sidaou Meat The breed is adapted to the local Saharan climate. These animals can walk long distances. uni coloured: white, fawn
multi coloured: pied 2 0 75 78 40 50 similar to Maure, large sized animals, covered with hair, long thin tail domestic breed Sahel type North-eastern part of Mali: Sahelian and sub-Saharan zone of mali and Niger. hair 100 0.5 F88-143 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured on animals kept under transhumant or nomadic conditions and fed on total grazing. This breed is kept by Tuareg and Maure tribes. 1.03 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malta MLT Cattle Baqra Maltija sp. Maltese Cow, Il-Maltija Milk 0 0 180 170 800 700 The animals are very droughty. domestic breed 170 500 4.5 40 30 local No Information unknown unknown -Malta MLT Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Friesian Milk 0 0 137 125 625 550 domestic breed 305 4310 2.5 38 35 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malta MLT Goat Moghza Matija sp. Maltese Maltese Goat Milk uni coloured: red
multi coloured: black and white 0 0 80 75 50 40 domestic breed 200 450 4.5 3 2 1.5 regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Malta MLT Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malta MLT Pig Land Race Landrace domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malta MLT Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malta MLT Sheep Maltese sheep eng. Milk comments: coloured markings on face 0 0 100 90 60 50 domestic breed 200 380 6 2 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Buffalo Myanmar Swamp Buffalo eng. Bama Kywe, Burmese, Kywe = buffalo), Pa Sauk Kywe, Shunlu Kywe 0 0 121 115 350 300 Swamp type; Buffaloes in different locations have their own characteristic feature, e.g. horn shape, body size, colour and shade of hair. Detailed characterization of these animals could further classify them into different types or strains. domestic breed wet zone of Lower Myanmar, northern wet zone and coastal area 298 404 7 19.5 17.2 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Buffalo Shan Kywe burmese Shan Swamp Buffalo 0 0 140 135 450 400 They are generally heavier than buffaloes found elsewhere and are classified as a distinct breed. They are darker in colour. domestic breed Shan Plateau 22 19 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Buffalo Wild Buffalo eng. Burmese Gaur, Pyaung, Pyun, Burmese Bison These animals produce good, tasty meat and leather of good quality. 2 2 950 750 very big animals feral from wild species: Bos (Bibos)gaurus readai (Lydekker), variety of Gaur These domesticated buffaloes become feral and are found in some swampy bush areas. They can be re-captured and kept by farmers. The Gaur is the largest of the Asiatic bovids. Two subspecies are recognised, B. g.gaurus (India, Nepal) and B. g. laosiensis (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and West Malaysia). hilly northern jungles, mostly in reserved forests local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Cattle Frisian Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1975 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Cattle Jersey eng Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1975 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Cattle Katonta burmese Katonda uni coloured: white 2 2 long and upright, crescent horns 125 120 300 250 Bos Indicus domestic breed Kayin State 210 672 19 17 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Cattle Mythum burmese Bos bibos frontalis, Gayal, Mithan, Mithun, Sia or Schia, Nwar Nauk Meat This breed is confined to the high and colder mountains of the North-east of Myanmar and lower tracts of the Himalaya. Mythum mate in the forest but rarely in captivity. multi coloured: dark slate in colour with white stockings below the knees
comment: calves are born dark red in colour which turns into the characteristic colour by 6 months of age, they have a dorsal ridge on the crest of the shoulder 0 0 symmetrical, diverging outward, pointed tips 137 128 500 400 short tail, big dewlap, flat forehead domestic breed domesticated Gaur Chin State, North-western hilly part of Myanmar bordering Manipur State in India 1000 20.6 14.2 In Myanmar the breed is semi-domesticated and retains certain wild instincts. The animals are reared in the forests, browsing on shrubs, bushes and leaves. The animals return to the owner if he provides regular feeding of a small amount of salt. local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Cattle Norwegian red eng. Norwegian Red GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -Myanmar MMR Cattle Pya Zein burmese Byasein DraughtPower Animals of this breed are docile and intelligent animals. 0 0 135 122 375 325 males have a very prominent hump and sloping rump and a tall and deep chest domestic breed It is believed that Pya Zein derived from white Indian Zebus most likely Hariana or Ongole which have been imported at the beginning of the 20th century. The breed has been selected further. early 20th century 300 619 4.1 20.3 17.2 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Cattle Red Sindhi Red Sindhi GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported during the colonial period and Post Independence period international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Cattle Shan Nwar burmese Shan Cattle uni coloured: grey
multi coloured: also spotted 2 2 long horns 110 104 244 226 Animals of this breed are very similar to Shwe Ni but smaller in body size and more variable in coat colour. domestic breed This population has been classified as a breed since 1921 by Col. Evans. 1921 Shan State local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Cattle Shwe Ni burmese DraughtPower uni coloured: reddish brown, fawn 0 0 119 110 350 300 medium size, compact and with light bones, straight back, round rib cage, fine converging hoofs, slender and powerful legs tapering to the hoofs, small dewlap, large snout and nostrils, broad chest and hind quarters, wide forehead domestic breed The origin of this indigenous breed is unknown but records trace it back as much as 1000 years ago. 1000 some areas of Magwe and Mandalay Divisions of central Myanmar Animals of this breed are never used for milk production and they only produce sufficient milk for the calf. local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Cattle Shwe Ni Gyi burmese 0 0 142 122 460 280 domestic breed composite of Sindhi sires and Shwe Ni dams; This composite is maintained by farmers in Salin township. 248 807 27 23.8 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Cattle Thari Thari GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported during the colonial period and Post Independence period international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp domestic breed imported; exotic 1960 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Barred domestic breed imported; exotic 1960 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Myanmar MMR Chicken Cornish eng. Cornish domestic breed exotic; imported 1960 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Chicken Light Sussex eng. Light Sussex domestic breed imported; exotic 1960 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Myanmar MMR Chicken Myogyi burmese Inbinwa Chicken Meat This breed is very well adapted to hot dry climate. The breed is reported to be resistant to some diseases. This breed is known for its high body weight and its high meat quality. The growth rate of this breed is remarkable. indigenous 2.2 2 feathered legs domestic breed The origin of this breed is not clear. Meikhtilar Township, Inbinwa, Mandalay Division, central Myanmar - not widely distributed 120 5 5 16 - egg weight: 65g;
- live weight at slaughter: 2461 g;
local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic 1960 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; exotic 1960 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Chicken Tain Nyin burmese Meat domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Chicken White Plymouth eng. Plymouth Rock White domestic breed imported; exotic 1960 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Myanmar MMR Duck (domestic) Khayan Duck eng. Be=duck), Dat Be Eggs 250 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Goat Black Bengal eng. Bengal uni coloured: black 0 0 Dwarf goat. domestic breed Northern Shan State. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Goat Jade Ni burmese = Burmese Red Goat Way Thali, Seik Ni This goat breed is very hardy and well adapted to arid regions. This breed is reported to be resistant to certain diseases. Jade Ni goats are very prolific. uni coloured: red or fawn 0 0 75 65 26 20 short and smooth hair, not very tall, compact and round chested domestic breed probably descended from Jamunapari and was imported in early 1920 from India early 1920 Myin Gyan District, central Myanmar 2 1.9 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Goat Jumunapuri Jamnapari 0 0 domestic breed imported long time ago under colonial period 1900 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Horse Burmese eng. Bama Myinn The breed is adapted to the local rainy and hot climate. 145 domestic breed The origin of this breed is not known. FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Horse Shan Pony eng. Shan Myinn The breed is reported to be adapted to rainy and hot high land regions and high altitudes (4 000 - 6 000 m asl.). 114 thicker hair cover than Burmese domestic breed part of the Southeast Asia Pony group Shan State FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Pig Badaung Wet burmese = Badaung pig Badaung Mountain Dwarf The breed is well adapted to live under the local high altitude climatic conditions. The meat of this breed is lean. This breed is productive when fed with locally available feed resources. uni coloured: black sometimes with white stockings 45 40 31 27 long snout, small erect ears, pot belly domestic breed descended from wild jungle pigs tamed after capture, sub-species of Asiatic Wild Pig Chin Hill Region (2 500-6 000m asl) of Shan State, also widely distributed in Kaya State 0.64 0.48 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions, pigs were fed on concentrate and household swill. The animals are wild and excitable. If allowed to go free in the jungle animals are still capable to become totally wild again. Adults weight is 10-15 kg under village feeding and 18-25 kg under improved feeding. 6 8 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Pig Bo Cake burmese This is a prolific breed. This breed is known for its rapid growth. uni coloured: black, grey 60 45 140 114 lop and large ears, long snout, that is slightly curved backwards, strong legs domestic breed Descended from imported Large Black introduced by Reverend Cake in 1940. Before the introduction of modern breeds Bo Cake was the most popular improved breed. 1940 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Pig Duroc fr. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Pig Large White eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Pig Taung Pig eng. Wetaung This outstanding breed is well adapted to the local climatic conditions. This breed is reported to be resistant to certain diseases. 61 56 64 54 erect ears, straight snout with a characteristic nose, thick and long hair, long tail with hairy switch domestic breed probably descended from Large White Katha District This breed is reared on locally available feed resources like rice bran and ground-nut cake. local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Sheep Awassi Awassi GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Israel; exotic 1981 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Myanmar MMR Sheep Bama Thoe burmese = Burmese Sheep Burmese, Myanmar Sheep, Thoe Mie Shay Wool The breed is reported to be highly resistant to droughts. 0 0 50 48 37 31 lop ears domestic breed central Myanmar wool coarse/carpet 2 3.7 3.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under nomadic conditions with 3 months housing and with grazing and concentrate feeding. 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Myanmar MMR Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic 1967 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Ass Balkanski magarac mne Balkan donkey Riding (work), Transport Very well adopted to rearing marginal areas and poor enviroment. Animals with black pigmentation of hairs are present by 12-13% in the population, White pigmentation of hairs are very rare. Stomach and part around the nose and mouth is usually lighter pigmented Gray-brown hair colored heads are dominant (85%), with - dark line along the back line and cross on the shoulders, - dark or brown rings (zebras) on lower legs present in some animals dark 99 97.5 135 125 Native n domestic breed South part of Montenegro. Area of minicipality Bar, Ulcinj, Podgorica and Cetinje. local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Montenegro MNE Cattle Brown Swiss eng Brown Swiss Smedja rasa Meat, Milk Exotic n domestic breed The first import to Montenegro was 1973 from Slovenia North west part of Montenegro. extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary, transhumant 0 305 4612 2500 9569 3.79 2.82 5.1 15.12 5 3.25 2.47 3.99 11 11 33 48 25 22 30 6 1 1 1 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Cattle Buša It is low productive dual purpose breed, used for meat, milk and in the past used as working animal. mne Busha Busha Meat, Milk Traditional dairy products (kajmak). Important role in protection of biodiversity and enviromental. Well adopted to rearing in less developed and harsh areas. different colors: dark to light red-brown, or yellow-borwn, black, white and or tigers color dark colors 2 2 Thin and short horns, curved in the shape of a wreath. 120 114 320 270 Busha breed is usually single colored with different level of pigmentation. There are black, red, dark or light brown and different light colors to the total white colored heads. Horns are thin and bended to forward in the form of wreath, but sometimes in the form of pitchfork. Native n Domestic Breed Bos Brachiceros Adametz Busha reared mainly in mountain, less developed villages that are far away from the urban centers. extensive (non backyard) grazing, uncontrolled feeding transhumant 300 200 330 1800 1000 2200 9 15 15 18 18 25 20 32 365 335 400 15 140 46 B. Marković , M. Marković1 and N. Adzić (2007): The farm animal genetic resources of Montenegro, ADZIC, N., LJUMOVIC, M, Markovic, M., Markovic Bozidarka (1997): Autochthnous breeds of livestock in Montenegro and their importance. LJUMOVIC, M., (1964): Prilog poznavanju nasljednih i ambijentalnih varijacija – tipova goveda Polimlja (disertacija). Titograd. LJUMOVIC, M., (1961): Prilog poznavanju klanicnih vrijednosti goveda sjevernog podrucja Crne Gore. Nasa poljoprivreda i sumarstvo, br. 3. Management conditions are usually very extensive. Animals are on the pastures, sometimes very pure pastures, without additional feeding. Housing period is very short, two to three mounts. 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Montenegro MNE Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Crno bijela Meat, Milk Exotic n domestic breed The most of imports of Holstein breed were from Germany and Nederland. 80s of last centuries over whole area of Montenegro, special in the central part. semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 5904 3200 10023 3.72 29.2 4 3.16 11 11 25 40 27 22 33 370 350 410 4.5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Cattle Simmental eng Simmental Simentalac Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring Exotic n domestic breed Yes, from Serbia, Austria, Germany, Check Republic 305 4787 3050 9970 3.79 15.7 4 3.24 11 11 34 45 24 20 32 360 5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Cattle Sivo govece mne Sivo govece is a breed of cattle usually reared in mountain and karst area of Montenegro. Tirolean gray cattle Tyrolean grey Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement Very well adopted for rearing in mountain area, good greasing ability on slopes areas, good mobility. Resistant to disease Well use mountain pastures and less productive areas, Very well adapted to mountian climate. Grey, with variation from light gray to dark grey 126 125 130 475 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed This breed origin from Tirolian cattle, that is first time imported from Austria to Montengro in begining of 20th centure, second time after second world war and after that there was temporary import of semen for artificial insemniation. 1920 1920, North west part of country. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Montenegro MNE Goat Alpina local No Material atRisk endangered -Montenegro MNE Goat Domaca Balkanska Me Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, VegetationManagement Red colored, but can be dark or light colored or spotted. 2 0/2 68 66 47 40 Native n domestic breed South and central part of Montenegro - typical carst area. 204 114 253 140 55 260 3.4 1.5 7 0.7 4 3.3 2 6.1 2.7 2.5 10 10 45 50 15 360 4 165 11 55 1.3 1 1.4 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Horse Arapski konj yug Arab Locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Horse Domaci brdski konj mne Mountain pony Crnogorski brdski konj RidingWork, Transport Native local No Material unknown unknown -Montenegro MNE Sheep Bardoka MNE Bardoka Bijela metohijska ovca Meat, Milk Very good milk production traits. Lactation milk yield 150 to 250 kg, depends of greasing quality. Maintain of mountain pastures. good Totally white colored Bardoka is white coarse-wool sheep, with white face and legs. without pigment 2 0 Rams horns are spiral shaped. 65 62 42 48 The fleece is opened with pointed and long staples (25 – 30 cm) and with very coarse fibers Native n Domestic Breed Mostly reared in South-East and East part of Montenegro, just beside of border with Albania and Kosovo, where mostly live Albanian people. wool coarse/carpet 45 240 150 260 109 70 180 6 10 10 15 15 18 12 24 360 200 550 6 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Montenegro MNE Sheep Cigaja yug Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Montenegro MNE Sheep Ljaba Meat, Milk, Wool white wool, white haired face and lower parts of the legs with some light yellow stain white white 67.2 63.4 52 46 Native n Domestic Line unknown South east part of Montenegro, beside of border with Albania local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Montenegro MNE Sheep Pivska pramenka "This breed is dual pourpose. Main products are meat (lamb meat) and milk. Milk process to traditional and very famouse milk products: pivski skorup and chees ""PRLJO""." mne Pivska breed or Pivska pramenka is autochthonous breed known and reared only in Montenegro. Pivska pramenka Pivska pramenka, jezerska, Jezeropivska Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, Wool Very important part of cultural and historical heritage of Pivas` mountain area. Pivski skorup - tipical milk product, as cream. Important role for rural development of Piva and Durmitor areas and for sustainable using of mountain pastures. Pivska breed of sheep is well adapted for the rearing in cold mountain climate. The most dominant color of wool is white, but there are 5-10 % of heads are gray or black colored. Face, fore legs and ears covered by white hair with more or less black or dark spots. Some heads (jezerski variety) has whole face blac colored. White white 2 2 Rams have strong horns with spiral shape. 70% of female are horned. 78 71 80 71 face and fore legs are covered with black spots, while wool is white, with 5 - 7% of heads gray or black colored. Native n Domestic Breed Ovis vignei arkar North west part of Montenegro. Areas of mountains: Pivas` mountain, Durmitor and Sinjaevina. wool coarse/carpet 1.8 1.4 3 38 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 211 170 242 106 61 164 5.54 0.502 5 4.3 3.4 10 12 20 15 20 13 23 350 270 385 5 220 23 47 Mitic, N. (1987): Ovcarstvo, Naucna knjiga - Beograd, Final Report of project (1992): The influence og genotype on prolificasy and other productive traitsof sheep under improved feeding condition nad care in mountainous region. Agricuktural research institute, Podgorica, Ljumivic, M. (1985): Domace populacije ovaca - znacajni genetski izvori. Poljoprivreda i sumarstvo, XXXI, 2-3, 97-106, Titograd, Semi extensive system of rearing. Feeding based on pasture and during of winter season feeding by hay with temporary add of grain feed. Pasture season is during 7 mounts and winter season or stacionary rearing ususlly is 5 mounts. Some farmers use nomadic - transhumance practice. Main product is lamb meat and milk which have been processing to milk products: skorup and cheese. 1.15 0.95 1.3 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Montenegro MNE Sheep Sjenicka rasa Me Meat, Milk, Wool 74 72 85 75 Locally adapted n domestic breed Ovis vigneo arkar Norh end central part of Montenegro wool medium 2.2 2 2.5 35 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 200 100 80 130 4 3.5 10 10 30 42 15 250 5 1.25 1.1 1.35 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Sheep Sora eng Native n domestic strain 220 105 70 150 6.2 5.2 4.2 3.8 8 12 18 6 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Montenegro MNE Sheep Virtemberg Me Merinolandschaf Meat, Wool Exotic n domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Montenegro MNE Sheep Zuja mne Zuja breed or zetska zuja is known and reared only in Montenegro. Zetska zuja Zetska zuja Meat, Milk, Wool This sheep breed can be easily determined, because of the characteristic yellow – brown face, ears and legs, by which it named “yellow-face”. The most important advantages of this breed are good resistance and excellent adaptability to very hot climate in the breeding area. Main color of wool is white. Hair color of face, ears and legs are yellow. white and yellow-brown 2 0/2 Ewes are always without horn, but rams are usually horned that are medium-sized and curved in a spiral. 55 58 32 38 Native n domestic breed It is characteristic Pramenka type that originated from Asia Minor. The breeding area of Zuja is very limited, only flat area in south part of Montenegro around of Podgorica (Zetsko – Bjelopavlicka plain and basin of Skadars' lake). wool coarse/carpet 1.45 1.2 1.68 40 grazing stationary 214 150 240 75 42 87 6.5 0.352 5 10 10 20 15 20 12 24 355 300 400 5 17 45 Ljumovic, M., Adzic, N. (1987): Milk and wool yield of the ecological populations of sheep from Montenegro, Zbornik radova, Poljoprivredni institut Titograd, Adzic, N., Ljumovic, M. (1987): Conformation and body mass of the ecological types of sheep in Montenegro, Zbornik radova, Poljoprivredni institut Titograd, Marković Božidarka, Marković, M., Adžić, N. (2007): The farm animal genetic resources of Montenegro. Biotechnology in Animal Husbandry, Vol. 23, 3-4, page: 1-11, ISSN: 1450-9156. www.istocar.bg.ac.rs/ Semiextensive system of rearing in very hot climate with feeding usually graizing. 1.05 0.95 1.1 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Mongolia MNG Bactrian camel Galbin goviin ulaan en DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, RidingSport, RidingWork, Wool Distinctive breed characteristics: This breed of camel has a wide chest and abdomen, curvy rib, long and broad hip, upper tail area, short and strong-built forelegs. “Galbiin Gobiin Ulaan” is relatively large sized, taller and heavier than other breeds. Most of the population has a robust body, stoutly, thick body. 66.7% of the total population of this camel is colored red, chestnut, brown while 33.3% is tawny and other colored. 66.7% of the total population of this camel is colored red, chestnut, brown while 33.3% is tawny and other colored. 180 172.4 660 550.7 “Galbiin Gobiin Ulaan” is relatively large sized, taller and heavier than other breeds. 66.7% of the total population of this camel is colored red, chestnut, brown while 33.3% is tawny and other colored. This breed of camel has a wide chest and abdomen, curvy rib, long and broad hip, upper tail area, short and strong-built forelegs. Most of the population has a robust body, stoutly, thick body. This camel is convenient for long transport and hitching wagons. Native n Domestic Breed Approved in 2016 2016 No import This camel is bred in Manlai, Bayan-Ovoo soums of Umnugobi province. Galbiin gobiin ulaan breed camel's nucleus herd is bred in Galba desert of Khanbog soum in Umnugobi province. Wool Medium 7 5.4 8.5 19 extensive (non backyard), scavenger grazing, uncontrolled feeding nomadic 244 240 250 300 270 330 244 240 250 5.3 5 5.5 1.5 0 35 36 36 36 36 36 49 48.5 49.5 395 390 400 15 323.5 62.2 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Mongolia MNG Bactrian camel Khanin khetsiin khuren En Meat, Milk, PackBaggage, Racing, RidingWork, Wool This breed of camel is comparably high in meat output. Their body coat 72.2% is red brown in color, 6.9% red, 10.4-5.2% brown, black, blue brown. 170.1 167.4 596 480 Khaniin khetsiin khuren breed camel has relatively big, robust thick body that is more suited for riding. Also their wool is fine, milk yield higher than other breeds. Most camels in this herd will have thick, robust bodies. Native n Domestic Breed This breed was approved in 2016 Mandal-Ovoo, Bulgan, Tsogt-Ovoo soums of Umnugovi province Wool Coarse / Carpet 6 9.6 The indicators were measured in year round open grazing The management conditions are suited to the natural habits of the camels in the Gobi region. Carries a load of around 200kg Walking speed of back-packed camel is 4-5 km per hour 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Mongolia MNG Bactrian camel Lamiin gegeenii ulaan en local No Material unknown unknown -Mongolia MNG Bactrian camel Mongolian Bactrian eng. Mongolian Bactrian Mongol Temee DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, Riding (work), Wool Distinctive breed characteristics: Mongolian native breed camel has a straight and cone shaped beak, wide forehead, short and agile head, long neck, muscly and long body with long wither, good curvy ribcage, slightly drowsy rump, robust and straight forelegs. This camel’s claw and hoof are well developed. Also, Mongolian camel is very durable and special skills to press forward. Mongolian camels can carry 200-240 kg on their backs while they can carry a wagon 400-600 kg covering 30-40 kg/per day or 4-5 km/hours. The breed is well adapted to the local harsh desert conditions. The animals have no free access to water, but they can quickly put on weight and can store large amounts of fat (100 to 120 kg) in their two humps. uni coloured: red, brown, yellow 172 167 525 493.6 Domestic Breed 1990 No import Wool Medium 5 4 6 25 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 528 520 535 548 540 560 5.6 5.5 5.7 14 37 36 36 36 36 36 40 38 42 370 - riding 60 - 70 km /d;
- baggageing: 30 - 40 km /d;
1 2 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Bactrian camel Tukhum Tungalagin khuren en A localized breed of two humped camels created in Mongolia Mongolian Bactrian Carting, DraughtPower, Hair, Herding, Meat, Milk, PelFur, Racing, RidingSport, RidingWork, SkinsHides, Sport, TouristAttraction, Wool No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. Calving every second year and rutting of males occurs in December to mid February The breed produces high amount of long hair. At young age, e.g. up to 24 month old, fine quality down fiber can be obtained by combing. none Dark brown 171.5 166.1 520.12 505 The long hair on the back and down of the neck looks like un two rows or grown into both sides of separating from one of the other. Therefore, the breed is known as camels with double manes. Native n no Domestic Breed This breed was created through a selective breeding of local population reared under pastoral herding 2015 No import The nucleus herd and pedigree population are In Gobi-Altai province and used as local improvers for the regional camel herds Wool Medium 5 3.8 10.2 26.5 extensive (non backyard), scavenger grazing, not for production nomadic, transhumant 240 170 280 420 300 500 240 230 250 5.5 4.8 6.2 0.72 11 35 31 36 36 36 36 49 48.5 49.5 395 390 400 15 0 260 45 4 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Black and White eng. Holstein (black and white) Black and White Eggs, Meat Black and white 0 0 145 140 890 650 intensive, semiintensified Exotic n Wild Breed imported; exotic Selenge, Tuv province back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary 5000 4050 5500 260 250 270 5000 4050 5500 3.4 3.2 3.6 30 1 35 30 24 24 24 24 34 33 35 300 295 305 9 450 49 0 1 1 1 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing nomadic, stationary 2718 2718 2718 305 300 307 2178 2178 2178 4 3 4 7 0 32 28 24 24 18 24 34 32 36 300 295 305 7 260 48 1 1 1 international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Bugan Khaliun en local No Material unknown unknown -Mongolia MNG Cattle Dornor mongolyn ulaan eng. Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Yhe breed was developed by traditional straght breeding with invention of scientific approach within the local cattle No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The breed produces the meat yield isbetter than in Mongolian breed high. Majority of animals are polled with black and reddish in coat colors 0 / 2 0 / 2 114 112 525 365 Majority of animals are polled with black and reddish in coat colors Native n n Domestic Breed This breed was created through a selective breeding of local population reared under pastoral herding 2019 Tumentsogt soum of Sukhbaatar province and Khalh-Gol soum of Dornod province as nucleus herds back yard or farm yard production grazing nomadic 20 36 36 30 36 40 34 36 280 270 290 7 223 There is no free access to water, the animals graze all year under severe weather and unfavouable feeding conditions local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat, SkinsHides The main colour are red, heads and the rest are white 0 / 2 0 Horn status White 152 140 816 544 none Exotic n Wild Breed imported; exotic 2015 Selenge province back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 3660 3650 3670 270 270 270 3660 3650 3670 3.6 3.6 3.6 16 0 38 34 24 24 18 24 36 34 38 300 290 305 7 350 52 0 in semi intensive, by artificial insemination 1 1 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Kazakh white head eng. Kazakh Whiteheaded Meat Only head is white and main colour is red 0 / 2 0 / 2 133 124 820 550 none Exotic n Wild Breed imported; exotic import Khushaat soum Selenge province extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive grazing, uncontrolled feeding nomadic 3780 3200 3900 230 210 270 3780 3200 3900 3.6 3.4 3.8 14 0 35 30 24 24 18 24 36 34 38 300 295 305 7 400 50 1 1 2 regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Mongolia MNG Cattle Limousine fr. Limousin Meat Red 0 0 150 140 1100 700 Exotic n Wild Breed imported; exotic Selenge, Tuv province back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 50 45 24 24 18 24 36 34 38 300 295 305 7 450 52 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Mongolian eng. Mongolian Meat The animals are well adapted to a harsh climate. They withstand temperature fluctuations -50°C to 35°C. uni coloured: brindle or reddish-brown, occasionally yellow, black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 120 113 396 306 Turano-Mongolian type Locally adapted n Domestic breed Mongolia 1990 All province in mongolia extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 315 252 420 210 540 210 1.5 0.6 2 4.3 3.6 5 1.8 420 19 19.3 36 36 30 36 40 34 46 280 270 300 9 540 165 48 There is no free access to water, the animals graze all year under severe weather and unfavouable feeding conditions (poor vegetation). regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Selenge mon. Meat No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. Calving every second year and rutting of males occurs in March to mid May The breed produces The meat yield is high. uni coloured: red or brown with white head 2 2 126 118 660 460 n Domestic Breed composite of local cattle and Kazakh Whiteheaded 1984 central Mongolia back yard or farm yard production grazing nomadic 455 430 480 210 190 230 1500 1200 1800 4 3.8 4.2 7.2 25 24 36 36 30 36 40 34 36 280 270 300 9 280 52 0 There is no free access to water, the animals graze all year under severe weather and unfavouable feeding conditions local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Chicken Mongolian Local Hen eng. Nutgiin tachia Eggs, Meat A strong disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. The following data were given: Incubated Egg Fertility: 93% to 95%; Hatchability in the total egg set: varies from 72% to 81.3%. This breed is known for its good adaptability. Single Yellow Reddish Brown No special pattern Middle level comment: Brown, yellow beak 1.9 1.7 light head, slim and medium length neck, short body with a broad and straight back, strong and medium length legs Native n Domestic Mongrel Mongolian centry region 128 127 130 56 back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive grazing nomadic 0.2 0.15 24 24 1 1 5 4 6 1 1 1 1.5 1.2 78 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Deer Mongol Tsaa buga Mongol Reindeer/Caribou Meat, Milk, Transport 113 106 159.6 143 Common colour is brown, grayish brown and whiter. There 44 tooth and both sexes grow antlers. Sire's antlers fall off after mating season in October and November, young and castrated male's fall off in April and May and and female's fall off in May and June. 100 90 110 90 80 100 0.9 8 5.7 5.2 30 24 34.5 31.5 37.5 8 137 49 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Altain ulaan eng. General, Hair, Meat, Milk No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. none Red 2 2 69 59 68 56 Native n Domestic Breed This breed was created through a selective breeding of local population reared under pastoral herding 2016 No import Hair Cashmere 430 360 550 15 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 90 70 90 180 150 180 0.5 0.4 0.8 0 0 0 0 0 3.5 3 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 0 23 45 0 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Bayndelgeriin ulaan eng. Hair, Meat, Milk Future breeding and selection strategies: The breeding should be selective based on the following herds:“Jirem” fine cashmere fiber, “Nart” high weighted, “Delger” long cashmere fiber. Breeding should also highly consider cashmere diameter, uniformity. No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. Methods for creation of the population: In the 1960s Bayandelger soums red goats have been made into a herd by rural government, livestock specialist. And from 1970s this goat has been selectively bred in Agriculture production, testing station in Asgat. In 1985, 7.5 thousand goats have been selected based on their robust body, good cashmere output, red, brown, tawny body coats and a breeding farms was established. comment:Red 60 45 Distinctive breed characteristics: Bayandelger goat breed is unique by its adaptability to be reared, herded in the weather and environmental conditions of desert, plain lands. It has red, brown, tawny body coats, sometimes has a star on its forehead, the horns are resistant and dark in color sometimes it has a spiry shape. The main produce of this goat cashmere is pale in color with slightly red rays, silky. This cashmere reacts to color well in a factory. The goat fattens in the pasture well, but loses considerable amount of weight in winter, spring. Bucks and buckling, doeling vary greatly in weights during winter, spring. Therefore, the herding technique and feed is quite important. Native n Domestic Breed This breed was created through a selective breeding of local population reared under pastoral herding 2016 No import Hair Cashmere 460 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 90 70 90 180 150 180 0.5 0.4 0.8 3.5 3 12 13 18 18 5 4 6 150 140 155 7 17 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Bombogoriin ulaan eng. Hair, Meat, Milk Future breeding and selection strategies: Short term breeding strategy is to increase breeding goat, improve and reserve genetic resources, distinguish sires with different productivity. No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. Red 59 42 Distinctive breed characteristics: Bumbuguriin ulaan goat is well adjusted to be reared in pasture, has a good level of survival and a healthy body with red body coat. Their body is medium in size heavy weighed, chest is well developed, has excellent foraging skills and are less prone to illness. Their torso, legs, abdomen area has good cashmere output with hair is longer than its cashmere, has a sword like or half-moon horns, well developed legs, horns, their bone structure is long and well developed and a body with no anomalies. Native n Domestic Strain This breed was created through a selective breeding of local population reared under pastoral herding 2016 No import This goat is mainly bred in Bayankhongor province mountainous soum such as Galuut, Erdenetsogt, Bayankhongor, Jargalant, Bayanbulag and plain soums such as Khureemaral, Zag, Bayan-Ovoo. The nucleus herd is bred in Bumbugur soum of Bayankhongor province. Hair Fine 450 15.5 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 90 70 90 180 150 180 0.5 0.4 0.8 3.5 3 12 12 18 19 5 4 6 150 140 155 7 18 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Delgerehiin ulaan eng. Hair 68.9 61.7 61.2 43.3 Native n Domestic Strain East region of Mongolia 2018 Delgereh soum of Dornogobi province Hair Cashmere 400 350 450 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 110 66 6.2 0.6 2.5 2.3 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 21 48.6 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Erchim khar eng. Hair, Meat, Milk Methods for creation of the population: Since 1970s, goat with good body shape, cashmere output was segregated and a local breeding unit was established in “Davshilt” brigad of Tumurbulag soum. The goats were purebred within their breed until 1979 when a buck of Gorno-Altai breed was used as an sire. This resulted in the goat producing more cashmere but the cashmere became longer and the diameter bigger. In 1985, there was an inspection and thus in 1986 an National breeding farm was established with about 17 thousand goats, 4 types of other animal. From 1986-1996 the herd was studied, every year анги, хувьс was segregated, main herd organized, buck and doe were selected accordingly adjusted under the supervision of Breed selection station, soum`s livestock specialist. Results from work done between 1986-1996 are as follow: 1. Adequate goat population was defined and thus a dark body coated goat herd that was adaptable mountainous steppe region with big body, high yield in cashmere was created and the bucks wore bred to be sold. 2. National “Erchim goat” УСТ 4018-87, УСТ 4018-93 standards to sell goats for the used of selective breeding was approved and implemented. No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. ebony 58 45 Distinctive breed characteristics: Erchim goat is well adapted to be pasture reared in high mountainous, plain regions environment and climate conditions. They have good survival skills, robust body, good horns, wide chest, and short legs and are big in size, black in color. They have a thick and tight skins. Their indumentum has dark lush hair, dark grey, pale grey, fine and soft cashmere. Their legs and abdomen area have more cashmere, its hair longer than cashmere. Erchim goat is 1.8-5.9 kg heavier than other gobi, plain, mountainous goats. They lose 22.0-26.0% of their weight in winter, spring. Native n Domestic Breed This breed was created through a selective breeding of local population reared under pastoral herding 1996 No import Hair Cashmere 350 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 80 70 80 180 150 180 0.5 0.3 0.6 3.5 3 12 12 12 12 18 17 19 150 140 155 7 19 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Galsharin ulaan eng. Hair Native n Domestic Strain 2018 No import Hair Cashmere 438 411 487 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 110 60 6.2 0.6 2.3 1.7 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 24 55.05 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Govi Gurvan Saihan eng. Hair The breed is adapted to living conditions in the Gobi region. This breed is known for its high twinning rate. The wool yield is twice as high as in local goats. uni coloured: black 2 2 68 62 55 38 domestic breed This breed was created by crossing local Mongolian goats with Don (Russia). Up-grading of Mongolian goats to Don goats has been carried out since 1958 in Bulgan Sum, south Gobi Aimag. The breed was recognised in 1972 and is named after a mountain in the south Gobi. 1958 southern Mongolia Hair Cashmere 600 19 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 120 38 6.1 2.8 2.5 12 12 12 12 18 18 140 150 155 90 18 0 The animals are housed in open shelters during the winter nights for four months. After kidding, some fodder is given to females for a few days. There is no free access to water. 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Mongolian Cashmere Goat eng. Mongolian Cashmere Goat Mongol Yama Hair, Meat, Milk uni coloured: usually white, also black, blue, grey, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 66 60 58 41 Mongolian goats have soft, elastic and fine wool fibre. domestic breed Hair Cashmere 300 13 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 180 170 190 80 75 90 6.6 6.1 6.8 2.7 2.38 12 12 12 12 19 18 19 19 0 Open sheltering is used only at night in winter. Some hay is given to females for a few days after kidding. The animals have no free access to water. 1 2 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Ulgiin Ulaan eng. Hair, Meat, Milk Future breeding and selection strategies: Breeding strategies should be constantly focused on preserving the cashmere diameter to 14-15 microns as a standard for herd. No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. Methods for creation of the population: Durvud people who have lived in The Great Lakes Depression basin, Bukh murun, Turgen, Kharkhiraa mountains of Uvs aimag has been rearing red goats. Since 1959, then current party and government deemed that doniin black buck is to be used as a improver breed and as a result the half breed lost most of the Durvud khoshuu regions red goat lineage. But the red goat was almost purely reserved in Ulgii soum. Local herder have deemed white, tawny goats unnecessary for reproduction since their cashmere output low, had hair more than cashmere, were not able to withstand the harsh spring month, and had a lot of miscarriages. So, the herders have selectively bred the red goat which in time created the “Ulgiin red” strain goat. The herder had used only red bucks and by 1986, 56% of the goat herd had a red body coat. Since 1984 research has been conducted specifically on their biological features, physique, body, productivity and reproduction and used in selective breeding. Red 0 0 56 45 Distinctive breed characteristics: An average population of this goat has a robust big body, without any anomalies, its body equally well developed, stride well footed, and horns well developed, mainly with red body coat and white pale cashmere. Due to weather and environmental conditions herders migrate with their livestock in spring for more than 130-170 km. Native n Domestic Breed Developed through national researchers' efforts that aimed to develop breeds that are highly productive and adapted to the countrys natural conditions. 2019 No import Hair Cashmere 350 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 170 150 180 3 2.8 12 12 13 13 19 19 40 150 140 155 7 19 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Unjuul eng. Unjuulyn Tsagaan Wool uni coloured: white 2 2 68 63 60 40 semi-coarse mohair domestic breed newly developed breed by crossing local Mongolian goats with Russian Mohair breed: officially recognised in 1982 since 1963 Bayan-Unguul Sum, central Aimag mohair/angora 1 120 110 5.5 2.6 2.4 12 12 13 13 18 17 19 15 0 Animals are housed for four months in open shelters during the winter nights. Some fodder is given to females for a few days after kidding. The animals have no free access to water. These goats produce semi-coarse mohair of Angora type, consisting of long twisted lustrous stables, very strong, elastic and resilient. Surviving rate is much lower than in local goats. 1.08 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Mongolia MNG Goat Uulyn Bor eng. Hair The animals live in a harsh climate on mountain pasture. multi coloured: guard hair is black and brown, wool is dark grey 2 2 69 63 65 44.5 domestic breed developed by crossing local Mongolian goats with Altai goats from Russia: officially recognised and named in 1991 since 1960's western Mongolia Hair Cashmere 700 17 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 90 85 95 28 20 35 5.1 4.9 5.5 2.6 2.4 12 12 12 12 19 17 19 20 0 Animals are kept for four months in open sheltering during the winter nights. Some fodder is given to females for a few days after kidding. The animals have no free access to water. 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Zalaa jinstiin tsagaan eng. Hair, Meat, Milk Future breeding and selection strategies: Herders and livestock specialists many years of hard work resulted in “Zalaa” fine cashmere, “Suvdan” big bodied, “Myandsan” long cashmere, “Edren” thick cashmere goat lineages were created, verified. If necessary Zalaajinst - Edren breed goat could be crossbred to improve cashmere output and quality of goats . No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. White 0 0 57 40 Distinctive breed characteristics: Zalaa jinst – Edren goat has a robust big body, without any anomalies, their legs and horns are well developed. The body coat is pale in color without any spots. Most have medium half circle backward horns. Their eyes lens are clear black, eyelids dark, brown, dark brown, dark. The goats indumentum is long thick, underneath which fine cashmere lays. They are suited for rearing in gobi, desert areas. Especially in the hot seasons the goat has a unique characters as if it deflect the sun rays. Local herders believe in this goats survival, endurance skills unlocking to those goats of different breeds. n domestic breed Developed through national researchers' efforts that aimed to develop breeds that are highly productive and adapted to the countrys natural conditions. 2015 No import Hair Cashmere 380 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 80 70 90 175 160 180 2.9 2.6 12 12 13 13 18 17 19 7 20 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goat Zavkhan buural eng. Hair, Meat, Milk Future breeding and selection strategies: Breeding should be done to improve productivity, breeding characteristics relying on sires within the herd that have high bodyweight, high cashmere output, multipurpose (weight-cashmere output or output-bodyweight) No specific environment required, they survive under year-round pastoral herding Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. The reproductive performances are at normal range of Cameloides. black 60 45 Distinctive breed characteristics: Zakhan buural breed has conserved the main characteristics of Mongolian native breed goats. This goats body coat is mainly dark while the foot, face, tail and rear area is dark with red and white streaks. Sometimes the snout, spine has dark brown streaks. The fiber is small in diameter good in quality, color is pale grey. 15-20% of herd breeding does have good milk output, dairy milk varies between 500-1350 grams. Native n Domestic Breed 2015 No import Hair Cashmere 350 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 120 380 360 400 2.9 2.4 12 12 13 13 18 17 19 7 19 open year round grazing The environment where the breed exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Goose (domestic) Mongolian Local Goose eng. Nutgiin galuu Meat The animals of this breed are known for their strong disease resistance. The following data were given: Egg fertility varying from 92.3 to 92.7%; Hatchability varying from 66.7 to 73.7%. This breed is known for its good adaptability. 6 4.5 light head, bump on the beak, slim and long neck, very thick and dense feathers domestic breed 24 24 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Horse Darkhad eng. Racing, RidingWork, Transport Future breeding directions and selection strategies: Line breeding with pureblood. white 131 126 400 380 Future breeding directions and selection strategies: Line breeding with pureblood. Native n Domestic Strain indigenous breed 1990 No import This horse in purebred in Renchinlhumbe, Bayanzurkh, Ulaan-Uul, Khankh, Tsagaannuur soums of Khuvsgul province. Also, used as an improver in other soums of Khuvsgul province. extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 400 250 500 36 30 40 200 150 350 35 30 36 36 36 36 46 46 48 15 5 160 1 2 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Mongolia MNG Horse Galshar en The breed o found in the eastern steppe areas of Mongolia is of racing horse configuration. Its body is smaller and, narrow in size, agile head, sharp eyesight, canon bold and thick, stable heel. Meat, Racing, RidingWork The breed has been a strong trend to be widely distributed to other areas within the country as an improver of racing capacity of horses and to be bred as pure in small numbers. The challenge for the home breeders is to strongly monitor to prevent uncontrolled outflow of the purebred of the nucleus population. Highly adapted to the conditions of the steppe zone of Mongolia, which represents the home to the breed. And shown excellent quality to survive in other locations within the country where the horses have imported. No evidences caused by low resistance to various natural and biological impacts recorded meaning the horses of Galshar breed posses goo tolerance Horses, including Galshar breed are highly reproductive under the year-round open grazing as a flock of a male and some number of mares and castrated males. The stallions never mate his daughters as he excludes the female offspring by reaching breeding age. This is an excellent reproductive behavior that horses avoid inbreeding in a natural way. Products the horses give are of normal quality in terms of volume, taste and consumer preference No special qualities other than those described above can be identified. The album of Mongolian native livestock breeds and strains, Ulaanbaatar, 2016 (in Mongolian and English with photos) The characteristics of the population of Galshar horses, 2016 (in Mongolian) The dominant colours are dun and tawny with a miserable mix of other horse colours. 135.8 134 357.8 339 n no Domestic Breed locally-developed breed no In addition to its home areas in Khentii aimag, the horses are found in 11 provinces such as Tuv, Sukhbaatar, Dornogobi, Dundgobi, Selenge and others extensive (non backyard), not for production, scavenger grazing, not for production, uncontrolled feeding nomadic 6241 6200 6300 3 3 4 750 700 800 33 30 36 36 36 36 46 44 45 175 All performance data and indicators are measured under year round grazing conditions with no special housing and feeding Speed of racing of the best racers are measured as adult horse run a distance of 23-25 km over 35 minutes on average 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Horse Mongol Aduu eng. Mongolian China Pony, Mongolian Pony, Mongolian DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, Racing, RidingWork The animals can withstand temperature fluctuations from -50°C to 35°C. uni coloured: black, red, brown
multi coloured: grey, yellow 131 126 360 300 pony domestic breed extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 300 400 240 230 250 2.2 25 23.4 36 36 36 36 46 45 48 165 0 The animals have no free access to water. The nomadic system prevails in pastoral areas, whereas the transhumant system is predominant in rural areas. The average speed of adult males is 10 m per sec. for 15 km and of castrated males is 11 m per sec. for 16 km. 1 2 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Horse Myngad eng. Racing, RidingWork 132 129 370 360 Native n Domestic Strain 2018 No import extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 224 222 225 3 3 4 250 240 270 24 25 36 36 36 36 46 45 47 160 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Horse Ondorshil eng Racing, RidingWork white 135 132 372 344 Native n Domestic Strain 2019 No import extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 3125 3100 3200 3 2 4 300 250 350 26 24 36 36 36 36 46 44 47 207.4 1 2 local No Material atRisk endangered -Mongolia MNG Horse Tes Meat, Milk, Racing, RidingWork, Transport Distinctive race characteristics: Tes horse is well adapted to the high snowfall down to -50 Celsius in winter, hot summer, sandy soiled. Tes river climate. Their body is big with broad flat hoof. They are used for riding-meat, meat-riding. Their body coat is chestnut, bay, tawny, dun and brown. 135 133 450 360 Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed 2019 No import extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 3125 3100 3300 1080 1000 1100 300 280 320 26 24 36 36 36 36 46 45 47 170 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Altanbulag eng. General, Meat, Wool The breed is well adapted to live in the harsh climate of the khangai range. Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. Half coarse wool in carpet Colors are dominantly red, dark and light brown and black. 0 0 74 62 76 58 The tail set high on the rump is compact and unpaired Native n Domestic Developed through national researchers' efforts that aimed to develop breeds that are highly productive and adapted to the countrys natural conditions. 1996 Central of mongolia Tuv province Wool Coarse / Carpet 1200 1100 1400 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 3.5 3 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 24 Pure breeding in home areas and consolidate productive and biological peculiarities and expand the areas of distribution so that the unique genetic potentials are benefited for improved mutton production and upgrading other populations and accelerated economic commercialization. local No Material atRisk endangered -Mongolia MNG Sheep Baidrag mong. Chamar Khoni, Bargad, Chamar Wool Pure breeding to conserve the unique productive and biological qualities of the breed and introduce a breeding strategy towards enhanced combination of consolidated wool and mutton, and achieve some improvements in body weight and endurance/survival. The major distinctive characteristics are: lustrous semicoarse long carpet wool, long fat tail up hocks, adapted to natural and climatic conditions of desert steppe, better grazing ability and better survival. uni coloured: white with black or brown head and legs 0 0 70 63 70.5 52.5 fat tail, semi-coarse lustrous wool n Domestic Breed Superior variety of Mongolian. The best Chamar rams were gathered on the Baidrag State Farm, Bayankhongor Aimag (south-west Mongolia) in 1953 and mated to Mongolian ewes for three generations. Selection and inter-se mating followed and a new breed called the Baidrag was formed. 1983 Khangai Region Wool Coarse / Carpet 1.97 120 37 6.15 6.5 3.66 3.45 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 21 47.7 0 The animals are housed for five months in open shelters during the night in winter. Before and after lambing, ewes are given fodder for a few days. 1.05 local No Material atRisk critical -Mongolia MNG Sheep Barga Eng. Barga breed General, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool The breed is well adapted to live in the harsh climate of the steppe zone. Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. This breed produces juicy meat of a very good quality. uni coloured: Sheep pale headed and bald are the dominant in the flocks - 83.7 percent. 0 / 2 0 / 2 74 60 49 Barga sheep breed are excellent adaptation to the ecological conditions of the eastern and central steppe zones and the ability to accumulate more fat in body and tail. Native n Domestic ariety of Mongolian: recognised as distinct breed in 2012 2012 East place of Mongolia Wool Medium 1.2 0.9 1.5 120 33 6.4 3.7 3.4 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 23.8 49 The animals are housed for three months with open sheltering during the winter nights. There is free access to water. 1.03 1 1.2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Bayad mong. Bayad Khoni General, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain region). Very good mutton quality is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white with black or brown head and black or brown rings around the base of the eyes 0 / 2 0 / 2 72 56 68.4 58.5 fat tail (kg 2-4) Native n Domestic Breed variety of Mongolian, developed by crossing local sheep with Khazakh Rump-Tailed 1991 Malchin, Khirgas and east Gobi Districts Of Uvs Province Wool Fine 1.82 1.4 2 120 43 6.07 0.6 6.5 4.15 3.87 12 12 12 12 18 15 18 150 145 155 6.5 33 23 45.4 0 The animals are housed in open shelters for three months during the winter period. Some hay is give to ewes after lambing. There is no free access to water. Males and females are used for breeding for six to seven years. Ewes usually lamb once per year and twins are rare. 1.1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Bayangol eng. General, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool he breed is well adapted to live in the harsh climate of the steppe zone. Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. White color with various spots around eyes and on the face is dominant 0 / 2 0 73 62 65 52 Capable to withstand risks under steppe ecological harsh conditions and put more weight over short period and well developed meat patterns. Native n Domestic Strain Bayangol sheep through crossing local sheep with Uzemchin, Barga and Bayad breeds followed by straight breeding of the desirable type. 2015 none Central of Mongolia Uvurkhangai province Wool Medium 1300 1100 1600 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 0 120 29 6.2 3.3 3 12 12 12 12 18 15 20 150 145 155 7 22 49.5 The environment where the strain exists, is suited for both breeding and commercial herds local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Buryad Eng Buryad strain Meat, SkinsHides, Wool 63 60 70 55 Native n Domestic Strain Public-selection assisted with periodic research and professional consultancy. 2015 East place of Mongolia Wool Medium 1300 1100 1600 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 110 36 6.1 3.4 3.2 12 12 12 12 18 16 20 150 145 155 7 23 49.6 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Darkhat mong. Meat, Wool The breed is adapted to high mountain areas. The breed produces a good mutton quality. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white with black or brown rings around the base of the eyes 0 0 70 62 70 50 semi-coarsewoolled, fat tail Native n Domestic variety variety of Mongolian 2015 Hobsguul District Wool Medium 1.5 1.3 1.8 150 60 6.1 0.4 7 3.5 3.3 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 21 42.6 0 The animals are kept in open sheltering for the night during three winter months; ewes given hay for a few days after lambing. No more than one lamb is born per ewe per year. 1.04 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Gobi-Altai mong. Gobi-Alltai Khoni Wool The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains, steppe and semi-desert areas). Males and females are used for breeding for 6 to 7 years. Mutton quality is both good and juicy. W68-17 FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white with brown or black head and black rings around eyes 2 0 / 2 74 69 70.1 57.5 semi-coarse wool, fat tail Native n Domestic Breed variety of Mongolian, recognised as a distinct breed in 1991 1991 beyond Gobi, Altay Mountain Area wool coarse/carpet 1.9 1.6 2.1 120 48 7.12 0.4 4 3.7 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 73 22.5 51 0 The animals are kept in open shelter during the night for three months during the winter period. After lambing, ewes are given hay for a few days. Rams of this breed are in demand for improving wool quality in other areas of Mongolia. 1.2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Jargalant semifine wool - mutton - fat eng. Meat, Wool The animals are well adapted to the local harsh climate because they inherited the endurance and tolerance of local Mongolian sheep. uni coloured: white 2 0 68 64 65 51 Native n Domestic Strain New developed breed, from local sheep x Georgian Semi-Finewool 1989 Wool Medium 2.8 2 3 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 120 37 6.1 0.5 3.2 3 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 21 50 The animals have no free access to water. local No Material atRisk endangered -Mongolia MNG Sheep Kalkh Khoni mon. Mongolian Mongolian, Mongolian Fat-Tailed General, Herding, SkinsHides, Wool The animals are adapted to cold and dry climate, they survive temperature fluctuations from -50°C to +35°C. They are well adapted to all year round grazing and loose in winter-spring 20-25% of their autumn live weight. The animals are tolerant to roughage and high coarse-feed efficiency and fatten quickly. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white usually with black head 0 / 2 0 / 2 70 68 55 46.5 fat tail Native y 1965 Domestic Breed composite of Soviet Merino, Caucasian Merino (male) and Mongolian sheep (female) 1990 none Bayantsagaan soum, Tuv aimag, Erdenedalai soum, Dundgobi aimag and Khotont soum, Arkhangai aimag and sold to more than 70 soums for pedigree uses as improvers. Wool Medium 1.23 1.1 1.6 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 120 30 6.5 3.65 3.58 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 73 20 51.6 0 This breed is housed in open sheltering at night during the three winter months. After lambing, ewes are given some hay, access to water seems to be a problem. 1.05 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Karakul Karakul Astrakhan, Bukhara, Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' This breed has a medium-sized fat-tail, weighing from 2 to 3 kg. uni coloured: black, grey 2 0 75 60 65 46 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped domestic breed Sumbur district of east Gobi Province wool 1.6 1.9 57 7.5 0.5 3.7 3.5 46 W68-17 1.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Kerei eng. General, Meat, Wool The breed is well adapted to live in the harsh climate of the khangai range. Mongol Altai range region and able to compensate losses in bodyweight for short summer period Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. Red brown and dark brown colors are dominant 2 0 / 2 73 62 70 56 the population undergo to selective breeding supported by straight breeding of the desirable type which resulted in the creation of mutton-fat-coarse wool population latterly approved as “Kerei Breed”. Native n Domestic Breed Fat-tailed sheep developed in 1999 through national researchers' efforts that aimed to develop breeds that are highly productive and adapted to the countrys natural conditions. West mongolia Bayan-Ulgii province Wool Medium 1600 1300 1800 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 23 52 Consolidate productive and biological characteristics through pure breeding in high mountain areas in western Mongolia and make better use of the excellent genetic potentials of the breed to upgrade mutton and wool production in the home areas. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Khangai mon. Khangai Meat, Wool The animals utilize the natural grassland better than other newly developed breeds in Mongolia. Males and females are used for breeding for 6 to 7 years. The clean wool content is 10% (48-58%) higher than for other fine-wool breedswool quality. FAO Breed Survey W68-21 uni coloured: white 2 0 78 69 80 58 Native n Domestic Breed composite of Mongolian, Altai, Goznen and Stavropol rams 1990 Zagaan Nuur District of Selenga Province, western central Mongolia Wool Cashmere 3.7 3.3 5 62 back yard or farm yard production grazing nomadic, transhumant 120 37 6.3 0.5 4.2 3.8 12 12 12 12 18 16 18 150 145 155 7 25 47 0 The animals are kept for 4.5 months with open and semi-open shelter during the winter nights, ewes after lambing are given concentrates for one week. The animals have no free access to water and need extra feeding during the winter months and spring time. Lambs are generally born as singles. Lambing percentages vary from 110 to 130. 1.4 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Khotont mon. Khotont breed group General, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool The breed is well adapted to live in the harsh climate of the khangai range. Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. This breed produces juicy meat of a very good quality. white color with brown head, bald and black rings around the eyes. 0 / 2 0 70 68 50 60 Mutton-fat-coarse wool Native n Domestic Strain Developed through national researchers' efforts that aimed to develop breeds that are highly productive and adapted to the countrys natural conditions. 1996 Bayantsagaan soum, Tuv aimag, Erdenedalai soum, Dundgobi aimag and Khotont soum, Arkhangai aimag Wool Fine 1.3 1.1 1.5 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 120 33 6.4 3.2 2.8 12 12 12 12 18 15 20 150 145 155 7 22 49 The animals are housed for three months with open sheltering during the winter nights. There is free access to water. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Orkhon mong. Orhon, Orkhonskaya Wool The breed is very well adapted to the harsh Mongolian conditions (cold desert). Males and females are used for breeding up to 6, 7 years. This breed produces a good mutton quality. The animals have no free access to water. W68-21 uni coloured: white 0 / 2 0 8% of rams are horned 70 64 80.2 57 semi-fine wool Native n Domestic Breed composite of Mongolian, Précoce, Altai and Tsigai rams: This breed is the first newly developed cross-breed with semi-fine wool. 1961 northern Mongolia Wool Fine 3.6 3.2 4.5 57 back yard or farm yard production grazing nomadic, transhumant 36 120 68 6 0.3 4 3.6 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 24 50 0 The animals are housed during the night in open shelters for four months during the winter. Some concentrate is given to ewes for one week after lambing. - twining rate 10-20%;
1.3 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Mongolia MNG Sheep Sartuul mon. General, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool 0 0 72 66 67.5 49 semi-coarse wool and short fat tail Native n Domestic variety variety of Mongolian breed 2002 Zavkhan Aimag, west Mongolia wool coarse/carpet 1.7 1.5 2 150 62 6.2 3.6 3.4 12 12 12 12 18 16 20 150 145 155 7 21 51 0 The animals are kept for three months in open sheltering during the winter nights. Some hays is given to ewes for a few days after lambing. 1.03 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Sumber mong. Karakul Sumber Karakul Meat, SkinsHides The breed is living in the steppe zone. The lambskin is silky, lustrous and beautifully patterned. 90% of lambskins produced are of first class. uni coloured: black, grey, brown 0 / 2 0 75 69 70 54 produces fur Native n Domestic Breed composite of Mongolian and Russian Karakul 1990 South-eastern Mongolia wool 1.8 120 46 6.2 4.4 4 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 22 51 0 Ewes are fed some fodder for three to five days after lambing. 1.1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Sutai eng. Sutai strai General, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool Sheep populations in Dariv soum, Khovd aimag which are wonderfully adapted to the natural and climatic conditions of Altai mountainous and Great lake depressions were selected as the basis for planned scientific and field work for the upgrading productivity and genetic qualities. Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. Mutton-fat-coarse wool Cannon of around 80 percent of sheep have white shin, below knees. 2 0 / 2 68 60 65 45 Native n Domestic Strain Developed through national researchers' efforts that aimed to develop breeds that are highly productive and adapted to the countrys natural conditions. West mongolia Khovd provice Wool Coarse / Carpet 1600 1500 1800 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 130 36 6.3 3.2 3 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 22.5 48.9 future consolidation of productive and biological features, and use for improved mutton production in areas mentioned above. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Talin Tsagaan mong. Tsigai Meat, Wool The breed is well adapted to live in the dry-steppe zone of Mongolia. This breed produces skins of a good quality. uni coloured: white 2 0 72 66 72 53.5 Native n Domestic Breed composite of local sheep and Russian Tsigai Semi-Finewool 1993 Mongolian East region Khentii province Wool Medium 4 back yard or farm yard production grazing nomadic 120 37 4.1 3.7 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 23.7 49 The animals do not have free access to water. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Mongolia MNG Sheep Tamir eng. General, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool The breed is well adapted to live in the harsh climate of the khangai range. Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. This breed produces juicy meat of a very good quality. Basic body color is white spotted on face, head and belly. 2 0 / 2 70 60 64 52 Well adapted to open grazing in specific ecological conditions of in Khangai high mountain areas, excellently combined semicoarse wool-mutton, good inheritance of key productive and biological qualities. Native n Domestic Strain Developed through national researchers' efforts that aimed to develop breeds that are highly productive and adapted to the countrys natural conditions. Khangai region Wool Coarse / Carpet 1.8 1.6 2 130 35 6.2 3.5 3.2 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 22 51.5 The animals are housed for three months with open sheltering during the winter nights. There is free access to water local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Torguud mong. Torguut General, Meat, SkinsHides, Wool The breed is well adapted to the Altai Mountain region. Breeding males and females are used up to 6 or 7 years of age. The breed produces a good mutton quality. W68-22 uni coloured: grey, white with brown or black head 2 0 / 2 35% of females are polled 75 68 85 65 semi-coarse wooled, fat-rumped Native n Domestic Strain composite of West Mongolian Fat-Rumped ewes and Sary-Ja rams 1982 Bulgang, Altay and Uengch Districts of Kovd Province, western Mongolia Wool Coarse / Carpet 2.25 1.6 2.3 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 120 35 6 0.1 3.9 3.6 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 23 48.9 0 The animals are kept for three months under open shelter during the winter nights. Some hay is given to ewes for a few days after they lamb. The animals have no free access to water. 1.05 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Mongolia MNG Sheep Tsagaan-Uul Eng. The breed is adapted to high mountain areas. The breed produces a good mutton quality. uni coloured: white with black or brown heads 2 0 / 2 72 58 Native n Domestic Breed Khuvsgul province 2017 North of mongolia Wool Medium 1.7 1.6 2.1 extensive (non backyard) grazing nomadic 120 35 6.2 3.4 3 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 25 53 This breed is housed in open sheltering at night during the three winter months. After lambing, ewes are given some hay, access to water seems to be a problem. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Uzemchin mong. Mongolian Uzemchin Khoni General, Meat, Wool The breed is well adapted to live in the harsh climate of the steppe zone. Breeding males and females are kept for 5 to 7 years. This breed produces juicy meat of a very good quality. W68-22 uni coloured: white with black or brown head and blue spotted hocks and knees 0 / 2 0 / 2 males: long, curved horns that spiral outwards 72 65 73 56 fat-tail (26 cm long in males and 22 cm in females) Native n Domestic Breed variety of Mongolian: recognised as distinct breed in 1991 1991 Sukh-Batar Wool Medium 1.2 1 1.5 120 33 6.4 3.8 3.5 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 80 21.5 48.9 0 The animals are housed for three months with open sheltering during the winter nights. There is no free access to water. 1.03 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mongolia MNG Sheep Yeroo mon. Meat, Wool Breeding females and males are used up to 6 or 7 years of age. The mutton quality is good and juicy. W68-25 uni coloured: white 2 0 76 71 85 56 long semi-fine wool of cross-bred type Native n Domestic Strain This breed was formed by crossing Mongolian ewes with Kuibyshev, Severokavkazskaya (not Tsigai) and Romney-Marsh rams in 1981. 1981 north central Mongolia, Yoroo District of Selenga Province Wool Medium 5 3.2 6 60 back yard or farm yard production grazing nomadic 120 36 6.09 0.5 4.2 3.9 12 12 12 12 18 18 18 150 145 155 7 24.5 52 0 The animals are kept for 4.5 months under open and semi-open shelters during the winter nights. After lambing, ewes are given some concentrates for a week. The animals have no free access to water. - twining rate 15-30%;
1.2 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Mongolia MNG Yak (domestic) Mongolian Yak Yaks provide all vital products and they are utilized as an excellent packing and working animal. They are utilized for meat, milk, hair, down hair and working. eng Yak Yak Down, DraughtPower, Hair, Meat, Milk, PackBaggage, RidingSport, TouristAttraction, Wool They are highly adaptable to high altitudes, low atmospheric pressure and low oxygen content of air. They can also graze on short grass areas grazed by sheep. Excellent population highly adapted to the climatic, vegetation and geographic conditions of the areas of origin. uni coloured: black, brown, greyish-brown, pale yellowish
multi coloured: white-spotted black
comment: from a sample of 258 animals, 211 were pure black or white-spotted black, 22 had greyish-brown or pale yellowish coats and 9.7% had other colours (F65-360) 2 2 125 109 425 275 Native n Domestic Breed Mongolia 1990 Yaks live in high mountain areas above 1600 and some time above 2500 meters not accessible for other species. They are excellent grazers to utilize fewer short and less nutritious grasses in mountains, steep valleys and rocky slopes and stony pastures. Yaks are adapted to high snow and extreme high winds in mountains. However, they do not take windless cold temperatures and hot days. back yard or farm yard production, intensive grazing nomadic 280 270 320 240 210 267 600 560 650 7.5 12 16 15 36 36 30 36 40 34 36 255 250 260 8 175 54 0 Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with no housing and total grazing. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from the USA; exotic since 1945 low input production system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from the USA; exotic since 1945 low input production system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from the USA; exotic since 1945 low input production system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Chicken Leghorn Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed continually imported from Hawai; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock domestic breed continually imported from Hawai; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed continually imported from Hawai; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Deer Sambar Sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) 0 0 wild breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Pig Pacific Pig eng. domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Northern Mariana Islands MNP Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Buffalo Jafarabadi x Murrah Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Italy, Naples region 1969 Zambezia province and South, in Maputo and Inhambane provinces. local No Information unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Africander eng. Africander Afrikaner Meat Sonia Maciel in the questionnaire for the project identification missions within the framework of AnGR, July, 1994) uni coloured: red 2 2 long lateral horns 450 Sanga type y 1907 domestic breed local breed developed by Hottentot late 18th century 1266 421 1196 F20(1) -104 FAO Breed Survey research station data semi extensive production system 6.7 calves during reproductive life 72% calving rate 8% mortality rate international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Angoni Angoni Meat Resistant to Theilleria (East Coast Fever). uni coloured: majority of the animals (60.5%) are red coated 0 0 119 111 234 It is the smallest native cattle breed in size. domestic breed indigenous breed, this breed belongs to the Small East African Zebu group but apparently more related to the Malawi zebu than to the Zambia Angoni The Angoni cattle are concentrated in the highlands of Tete province bordering with Zambia and Malawi. It is found in the Angonia plateau, Marávia, Macanga, Fingué and Zumbo, the border with Zambia. 18 18 80 Tomo (1997). Data was obtained from cattle at the Research Station. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat, Research Heat resistant. uni coloured: brown 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced from South Africa; The breed is stabilized at 3/16 Hereford, 3/16 Shorthorn, and 5/8 Afrikaner. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Boran English Boran Exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed; imported from neighboring countries; The Brahman and its crosses were massively imported from the neighboring countries under the restocking programs for the smallholder sector. international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Brown Swiss Brown Swiss Milk uni coloured: brown 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced from Switzerland international Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported country-wide mostly in Maputo province international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk, Research 0 0 Small sized dairy type. domestic breed recently introduced from United Kingdom international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Landim Portuguese Nguni DraughtPower, Meat, Milk High calving and weaning rates. 0 0 400 Native domestic breed indigenous
The Landim is an ecotype of the Nguni cattle breed. Found mostly south of Mozambique. 573 1793 32.6 32.6 41 425 446 267 54 Carvalheira et al. (1995). regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Mashona shona Ngombe Dza Vakaranga, Makaranga Meat The breed is well adapted to the local environment (semi-arid, sub-tropical). This is a very fertile beef breed. Easy calving and good mothering abilities are reported for the females. This breed is known for a good survivability. uni coloured: black, red 0/2 0/2 400 335 small animals with small hump behind neck y 1954 domestic breed descended from Sanga cattle: six varieties seem to exist: 1900 eastern Mozambique local No Information unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Mozambique Angoni eng. Angone DraughtPower, Meat, Research uni coloured: usually black, occasionally with white markings, brown or red 0/2 0/2 122 112 350 250 small breed with thin, short legs domestic variety variety of Angoni Angonia, Tete In Mozambique the Angone cattle are reared in a pastoral range-livestock production system in an agro-pastoral farming system within the sub-humid ecological zone. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Nguni Nguni Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed; imported from South Africa; With the restocking program, after the peace agreement, some Nguni cattle were reintroduced into the country, coming from South Africa, and nowadays they are completely spread out and crossed with the indigenous breed. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Simmental English Simmental Exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Sul Do Save Nguni Zulu, Swazi Milk This breed has a high level of tick tolerance. This breed is reported to be fertile and the females are known for calving ease. multi coloured: coloursided 2 2 120 119 750 476 Sanga type domestic breed The Nguni breed is a Sanga cattle breed related to the following breeds and varieties: Swazi in Swaziland: Landim in Mozambique: Bapedi in Transvaal: Bavenda (Sibasa) in Nord Transvaal: Venda and Ciskei Nkone in Ciskei and Shangaan in Gazankulu. 4.23 27.2 22.7 N2-95, 98 FAO Breed Survey In Mozambique the Landim/Nguni cattle are reared under two production systems: a) Pastoral range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone, kept to produce traction, milk, meat and for security and social reasons; b) Pastoral range-livestock, stationary, fed on extensive grazing in a pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone, main product is meat. (Sonia Maciel: questionnaire for the project identification missions of AnGR, August, 1994) regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Cattle Tete Meat 2 2 domestic breed indigenous breed
The origin of this breed is somewhat confusing, with some authors stating that these cattle might have originated from the Mashona breed in Zimbabwe, whereas others propose that it might be a product of crosses between the Angoni and the Landim cattle, prevalent in the neighboring areas of Tete (province) lowlands. Concentrated in the lowland areas of Tete province, province, conretely spread throughout the 10 southern part, in the arid and semi-arid lowland areas of the province. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Chicken Landim Chicken can be easily sold or exchanged at any needed moment and, therefore, they are raised to satisfy the basic needs of the family. This species is the main source of animal protein available to most rural (and even urban) families, be it to praise important visitors or to mark special functions such as Christmas, New Year and other important national holidays. Some varieties of chicken are exclusively reared for traditional ceremonies. Chickens are sold live with about 70% of the rural household selling their chickens at the farm gate while 30% sell along the roads. Macua Meat Resistant to most common diseases. Hens show good maternal and hatching qualities (broody instinct). 1.3 domestic indigenous breed country-wide 40 50 "Chickens are mostly owned by rural women. Native chicken are raised in a free ranging system scavenging, and receiving some leftover food and vegetables as well as agriculture by-products. During the day chicken are free around the houses and overnight they are kept in the """"capoeiras"""" (huts made for chicken). Chickens which owners do not have """"capoeiras:"""" sleep on the trees. Some """"capoeiras"""" are installed on the ground, covered with grass, with a narrow entrance to prevent predators' entry, while others are about 1 m off the ground. Some farmers provide straw nests, old pots or baskets for laying eggs." local No Information unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Goat Boer Boer Afrikaner, Boerbok, South African Common Goat, Africander comment: many colours 0/2 0/2 78 78 130 80 usually lop ears domestic breed composite of Bantu and Nubian, Saanen, Toggenburger and maybe Angora 4 4 F88-48 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Goat French Alpine eng. French Alpine Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; originated in the Alps international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Mozambique MOZ Goat Landim Meat Adapted to harsh conditions. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide 2.35 2.35 23 408 Usually goats and sheep are herded together by the small-scale farmer, even together with cattle. In the commercial sector, cattle and small ruminants graze in separate pastures. 1.47 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Goat Pafuri Meat FAO Breed Survey multi coloured: very variable 2 2 well developed in males; scimitar shaped in females; 60 43 large breed, long ears, bearded domestic breed composite of Boer (male) and Landim (female) Mostly found in Gaza province but also in other southern provinces, such as Maputo. 50 2.4 2.4 F88-49, 50 The animals are kept under agro-pastoral to pastoral-transhumant system. The area of occurrences is thinly populated and there is limited cultivation of millet and some sorghum. Pafuri goats are reared in a pastoral range-livestock production system, under stationary conditions, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the arid ecological zone. 1.09 local No Information unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported The Saanen is being raised in the South and in the Central-North (Zambezia). international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Goat Small East African eng. Small East African Landim Meat The breed is adapted to locally harsh conditions. This breed has a high twinning rate and can breed all year round. This is a hardy breed. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 60 60 27 27 short coat and ears, tassels common domestic breed country-wide F20(1) -105 In Mozambique Landim goats are reared under two major production systems: a) Pastoral range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid and sub-humid ecological zones, kept also for social and security reasons; b) Pastoral range-livestock, stationary, fed on grazing and fodder and concentrates within the semi-arid ecological zone. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from the Netherlands 1980 Zambezia province. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Pig Landim Home-consumption. Meat The native pig is thought to be tolerant to African Swine Fever. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black with white stripes, or white with black spots domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide Pigs are mostly owned by rural women. local No Information unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Rabbit Butterfly eng. Butterfly Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Mozambique MOZ Rabbit California X New Zealand eng. Meat multi coloured: grey, brown, white, spotted domestic breed locally adapted breed; California x New Zealand; natural selection made it more adapted to the local environment; Peri-urban areas. Small scale peri-urban commercial production. local No Information unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian Meat multi coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 short hair, fat-rumped domestic breed hair Black Head Persian sheep are kept in two major production systems: a) Pastoral range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid and sub-humid ecological zones; b) Pastoral range-livestock, stationary, fed on extensive grazing within the semi-arid ecological zone. (FAO Breed Survey) international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Sheep Damara Damara Drought and heat tolerant. 0 0 Long legs, fat tail. domestic breed imported; locally adapted
originated in Eastern-Asia and Egypt . hair international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Mozambique MOZ Sheep Karakul Karakul Astrakhan, Bukhara, Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' Meat 2 0 65 47.5 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped domestic breed imported from Angola Tete and Manica Provinces, in the Livestock Development Centers and its surroundings. wool 2.5 57 7.5 3.5 3.2 Sonia Maciel in the questionnaire for the project identification missions within the framework of AnGR, July, 1994. Karakul sheep are reared in a pastoral range-livestock production system fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone. 1.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mozambique MOZ Sheep Landim Meat This breed seems to develop a resistance towards ticks. 0 0 61 55 35 relatively small animals domestic variety indigenous breed
variety of Nguni. mainly south of the Limpopo wool 2.43 2.32 83 F88-189 In Mozambique the Landim sheep are reared in two major production systems: a) Pastoral range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid and sub-humid ecological zones. b) Pastoral range-livestock, stationary, fed on extensive grazing within the semi-arid ecological zone. 1.41 local No Information unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Sheep Nguni Nguni Zulu, Swazi Meat This breed seems to develop a resistance towards ticks. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 0/2 0/2 very small or no ears domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type hair In Mozambique the Landim/Nguni sheep are reared in two major production systems: a) Pastoral range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid and sub-humid ecological zones. b) Pastoral range-livestock, stationary, fed on extensive grazing within the semi-arid ecological zone. (Sonia Maciel: questionnaire for the project identification missions of AnGR, July, 1994) regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mozambique MOZ Sheep Red Head Persian eng. Meat 0 0 Fat-rumped sheep. domestic breed imported; locally adapted hair local No Information unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Ass Native of North Africa eng. Native of North Africa Âne commun d'Afrique DraughtPower This breed is reported very resistant to drought. uni coloured: grey with shoulder cross-stripe 105 90 domestic breed country-wide regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Cattle Brune de l' Atlas fr. Brown Atlas Brown Atlas DraughtPower The breed is adapted to the arid zone. uni coloured: brown, blond 2 2 135 118 420 335 Iberian type, similar to Libyan domestic breed 175 595 4.3 18 18 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Cattle Holstein Crossed with local breeds, particularly with le zébu maure. Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Cattle Jersey Crossed with local breeds, particularly with le zébu maure. eng. Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Cattle Maure Maure Gabaruye, Mauritanian, Moor, Moorish, Zébu Maure, Arab PackBaggage The breed is well adapted to the arid zones. The animals can walk up to 40 km per day. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: black, red
multi coloured: pied 2 2 short, lyre shaped 150 130 400 300 Zebu domestic breed West African Shorthorned type Found in the centre of the country 471 200 900 20 20 F20(1) -102 FAO Breed Survey This breed endures a lack of water (animals only drink once every 48 hours in the dry season) and the need to walk long distances in search of pasture. In addition to the production of milk and meat, the bulls of this breed are used to transport people and merchandise. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Cattle Zébu paskistanais Crossed with local breeds, particularly with le zébu maure. fr. GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Cattle Zébu peul West African Zebu Gobra Milk 0 0 domestic breed Found in the South and south east of the country international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Chicken Mauritanian Local Chicken eng. Meat This is a rustic but not very productive breed. indigenous domestic variety country-wide 75 local No Information unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Dromedary Chameau De L'aftout fr. Meat These animals are very drought resistant and can thrive on poor nutrition. 190 185 600 450 domestic Found in the centre of the country. 240 3 4.5 30 30 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Dromedary Chameau Du Sahel fr. Méhari, dromadaire du Sahel, Regueibi Transport The animals are very drought resistant, they can thrive on poor nutrition. 210 200 600 450 domestic breed Found in theNord and Nord East of the country. 240 3 4.5 30 30 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Goat Arabia Sahelian Arab This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Sahelian). comment: various colours 2 2 85 75 40 35 domestic variety ecotypes or varieties of Sahelian goat 77 2.3 2.1 The animals are kept in a transhumant system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Goat Berber Berber Milk 2 2 in west horns are shorter domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Goat Chèvre naine de l'Est fr. Milk 0 0 domestic Found in the South and south east of the country local No Information unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Goat Diougry West African Dwarf African, Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, West African Dwarf This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific (2 to 3 kids). uni coloured: all colours 2 2 40 40 20 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed 180 2.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measures on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on fodder and concentratres. Animals are often reared in the house for milk production. 2 3 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Goat Gouéra fr. Milk 0 0 domestic breed Found in agglomerations local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Goat Moussoro Moussoro Kanem This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Sahelian). comment: various colours 2 2 55 45 30 20 domestic variety ecotypes or varieties of Sahelian goat 77 2.3 2.1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Goat Sahel fr Sahelian Native international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Goat Tuareg Tuareg Bariolee du Sahel, Chèvre du Sahel, Sahel, Sahelian, West African Longlegged, Fulani Milk This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Moussoro, Arab and Western goat). FAO Breed Survey comment: various colours 2 2 75 65 50 40 large sized animals, toggles and beards common domestic variety country-wide 180 240 1.5 2.3 2.1 F88-74 1.2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Goat Western Goat eng. Western Goat This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Sahelian). comment: various colours 2 2 60 60 30 25 domestic variety ecotypes or varieties of Sahelian goat 77 2.3 2.1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Horse Arab-Barb West African Barb West African Barb, Arabe Barbe DraughtPower uni coloured: grey 155 150 450 420 light animals domestic breed descended from Barb 60 65 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Horse Arabe Arab Transport domestic breed imported; exotic Found in the centre and south east of the country international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Horse Barbe fr. Barb Barb Sport uni coloured: chestnut, grey, bay 140 140 400 300 domestic breed Found in the south of the country FAO Breed Survey from regional service reports international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Horse Hodh Hodh uni coloured: grey domestic variety variety of West African Barb regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Sheep Arab Black Maure Maure, Moor, Moorish, Mouton Maure a Poil Long, Mouton maure à poils ras, NarBlack, Mauritiana Meat uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: white pied 0 0 90 80 45 35 long-haired domestic variety variety of Maure Found in the South and south east of the country hair 1.2 180 42 0.3 3 3 F88-131 FAO Breed Survey The animals have to travel long distances in search of food and water and only drink once every 48 hours. There are very few studies on the performance of this breed. 1.03 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Mauritania MRT Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian multi coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 63 57 50 30 short hair, fat-rumped domestic breed hair 3.2 2.8 FAO Breed Survey Government Livestock Breeding Station 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Sheep Fulani Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peul-Peul, Peulh, Poulfouli, peul, Peuhl Meat During the dry season animals are well adapted to a water shortage and have only once in a day access to water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 65 50 40 domestic breed Sahel type Guidimaka, Gorgol, Brakna, Trarza Regions wool 117 180 2.3 3.1 2.9 117 49 F88-135 W53-14 FAO Breed Survey 1 2 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Sheep Ladem Fr Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Sheep Touabire Touabire Maure a Poils Ras, Mouton maure à poils longs, Touabir, Touabire ou Ladoum, White Maure, White Arab Meat uni coloured: usually white also black or red
multi coloured: sometimes pied 0/2 0/2 90 80 50 40 short hair, large body size domestic variety short-haired variety of Maure southern Mauritiana hair 100 180 0.3 3.7 3.7 F88-133 FAO Breed Survey Performance was estimated from animals kept under transhumant conditions and housed for 2 months. They only drank water one time per day. There are no studies done on the breed in Mauritania. 1 2 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritania MRT Sheep noir poil long fr Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Montserrat MSR Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Montserrat MSR Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Martinique MTQ Cattle Créole fr. Creole Adapted to dry tropical environment Adapted to cowdriosis an dermatophylosis uni coloured: black, grey, red, brown, yellow 0 0 130 120 590 370 domestic breed From European, African and Indian breeds imported since 1750 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Martinique MTQ Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Martinique MTQ Goat Créole sp. Creole West Indian, Cabri Créole Meat Adapted to tropical climate Breeding the whole year uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 61 51 37 26 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf, European, Indian breeds in 1650 hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Martinique MTQ Sheep Créole fr. Criollo Mouton Créole Meat multi coloured: various colours, from brown to white, also pied
comments: occasionally black belted 2 2 50 45 domestic breed composite of European, African and Indian breeds, under development since 1650 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) Imported Holstein Friesian semen available for Artificial Insemination. Service provided by the government. 0 0 domestic breed Live breeding animals imported at regular intervals since the 80's. 2014 - 57 females from South Africa; 2015 - 83 heifers from S Africa; 2019 - about 70 from S Africa Fodder is provided using a cut and carry method. The animals are housed in sheds made of bricks/concrete / corrugated iron sheets / wooden poles / galvanized pipes. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Cattle Jersey English Milk Imported semen of Jersey breed is available for Artificial Insemination Exotic n domestic breed Recently introduced breed from South Africa for dairy production 2011 Imported from South Africa in 2011 local No Material unknown unknown -Mauritius MUS Cattle Mauritius Creole eng. Off white with pink muzzle. Previously animals of this breed were reported as having brown or ash areas on the white coat. Creole Meat, Milk The animals are reported to show resistance to local pests and diseases. Resistance to heat stress is also reported for this breed. Resistance to heat stress is reported for this breed. The animals are reported to show resistance to local pests and diseases. Off white with pink muzzle. Previously animals of this breed were reported as having brown or ash areas on the white coat. 0 0 127 600 500 domestic breed The origin of this breed remains a mystery and up to now nobody has been able to trace back with certainty from where these cattle The origin of this breed remains a mystery and up to now nobody has been able to trace back with certainty from where these cattle originate. What everybody seems to agree upon is that this breed has its origin in North Europe and most probably came through France if not from France. 18th century Curepipe Livestock Research Station, Stevenson Street, Les Casernes, Curepipe intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 255 2200 8.6 33.8 30.8 21.8 31.5 432 Characterization of the Creole Cattle in Mauritius in Proceedings of the Meeting of Agricultural Scientists (2005)- In press "Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on a """"cut and carry"""" system and supplemented with concentrates." The fodder available consists mainly of sugarcane tops for about six months from July to December while for the rest of the year it consists mainly of mixed fodder like elephant grass (Pennissetum purpureum), herbe d’argent(Ischaemum aristatum), herbe collier (Coix lacrhyma jobi) etc. On top of the basal diet of fodder the animals receive a concentrate supplement (14-15 % Crude protein) at the rate of 2kg for maintenance purposes and 0.5 kg/litre of milk produced. local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Mauritius MUS Cattle Zebu Meat 0 0 domestic species continually imported These breeds are mostly kept by private companies. On these farms, weaners are imported and fattened until they reach slaughter weight. They are fed mostly on a molasses/bagasse/dry straw based feed, the raw materials being by-products of the local sugar industry.
Animals are kept in an open yard system. The animals are sold directly to butchers and/or to private individuals. local No Material extinct extinct -Mauritius MUS Chicken Hybrid E=eng. Meat domestic recently imported Intensive and industrial system: The birds are housed in large buildings where optimal conditions are maintained and reared on the deeplitter system or in batteries. The units are specialized ones owned by private firms which are involved at all stages of production. They are concerned uniquely with the commercial imported hybrid strains, be it for broilers or layers. They also provide day old chicks to small/medium sized farms.
Semi-intensive backyard: In this system the birds can be of broiler type or layer type. They are usually kept on deep-litter or in batteries but on a small-scale and at the back of the house. They are fed concentrates and have little veterinary care. They are mostly housed in concrete/corrugated iron sheet buildings. The products from these farms are mostly sold to the public in the neighbouring areas through a few middlemen. local No Material unknown unknown -Mauritius MUS Chicken Local chicken In this system of production, the products are primarily meant for family consumption with any excess being sold to the neighbours. eng. Breed name unknown Eggs domestic indigenous breed country-wide In this system of production, the local chicken is allowed to roam and look for food. There is a minimum of inputs, usually consisting of kitchen leftovers and in some cases of a small amount of concentrates. There is no veterinary care provided and production is very low. However the products from this system of production normally fetch a higher price than those from commercial firms, be it in terms of eggs or chicken meat. Breeding: There is no control on the breeding of the birds. Housing: In the rural areas, the birds normally spend the night on trees in the backyard. In some cases there is an open shed available where the birds can have shelter at night. local No Material unknown unknown -Mauritius MUS Deer Rusa Deer Animals are shot on the farm and transported to the Central Abattoir for dressing. The meat is marketed through a deer marketing cooperative all year round. There is also the marketing of by-products, e.g hides and antlers. eng. Light to dark brown in colour. Rusa deer (Cervus timorensis) Horns, Hunting, Meat, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential 2 0 Males carry a pair of 3-tined antlers which are shed and recast annually. 100 120 70 domestic breed Imported from Java by Dutch Governor Van der Stel 1639 extensive (non backyard), intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 5.6 5.3 36 24 Intensive: the animals are allowed to graze and are supplemented with farm-prepared feeds. Private veterinarians monitor their health status regularly. There are occasional introductions of breeding stock from other farms locally. They usually possess both breeding units and fattening units. There is controlled breeding on these farms. No housing is provided but the animals are kept in paddocks. Usually a set of handling yards with deer crush is available for manipulation of the animals. They also sell live animals to other farms. Stocking rates are high.
Extensive: The animals are allowed solely to graze but there is limited intervention in terms of creation of grazing areas up to a permissible amount of 5% of total land area in case of ranches on state lands. There is a fencing round the perimeter of the ranches. There is close monitoring of the health status by farmers and animals suspected to have problems are shot since there are no facilities for treatment. Breeding: There is no control at all over the breeding of the animals. No housing is provided. Output: Leisure through hunting. Marketing: Animals are shot during the hunting season which lasts from June to September and sold directly to butchers. These farms are found either on private owned land or state owned land leased to companies/ private individuals. They operate at low stocking densities (1 - 3 head/ha). The majority of these farms are grouped into a cooperative. There are some 15,000 ha of private-owned forests and 10,000 ha of leased State forest land under this production system. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Goat Barbari Barbari The animals of this breed are reported to be resistant to pests and numerous diseases. multi coloured: red, brown, white, often white with red-brown spots 2 2 short horns 35 33 40 35 small, short coat and ears domestic breed FAO Breed Survey international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Goat Local goat Most of these farmers keep goats primarily for their own consumption and the excess production is sold to other individuals. The few farmers who practise goat rearing on a slightly larger scale sell their animals to butchers. Meat 0 0 domestic breed "Goat rearing is predominantly carried out on a cut and carry system without any addition of concentrates. This is so because it is still being done as a part-time activity with a minimum of inputs. The type of management varies a lot with some farmers keeping the animals in groups under a single flock management while others separate the males, females and young in different compartments and manage them separately. In between the two, there are farmers who tether the animals in a single compartment shed. Goat rearing is solely for meat production. Most of the farmers who manage the animals as a single flock have indiscriminate breeding occurring in the herd. The others practise either one to one mating or group mating usually using animals selected from their own herds. A few farmers make use of """"communal"""" bucks found at government centers but this facility is limited to a few localities around the island. Housing: The animals are predominantly housed in makeshift sheds constructed out of wooden poles and old corrugated iron sheets." local No Material unknown unknown -Mauritius MUS Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed recently imported Intensive: The animals are fed on purchased concentrates and are followed by government veterinarians. There are occasional introductions of breeding stock. They usually possess both breeding and fattening units. The animals are housed in pens in concrete buildings designed to cater for all stages of production. Semi-intensive: The animals are fed on concentrates and swill feeds consisting of granary sweepings, hotel left-overs, vegetables and by-products of agro-industrial processing plants such as poultry offals. They are housed in pens in concrete buildings. Backyard: Most of the small/medium farms rely a lot on swill feeds (left-overs from hotels, vegetables and by-products of agro-industrial processing plants) with very little concentrates being used. Breeding: While some of these farms possess breeding units and therefore do not buy animals from outside except for reproductive purposes, others are involved only in fattening of weaners purchased from other breeders. The animals are kept in buildings of varying quality, from concrete to wood and corrugated iron sheets. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently imported Intensive: The animals are fed on purchased concentrates and are followed by government veterinarians. There are occasional introductions of breeding stock. They usually possess both breeding and fattening units. The animals are housed in pens in concrete buildings designed to cater for all stages of production.
Semi-intensive: The animals are fed on concentrates and swill feeds consisting of granary sweepings, hotel left-overs, vegetables and by-products of agro-industrial processing plants such as poultry offals. They are housed in pens in concrete buildings.
Backyard: Most of the small/medium farms rely a lot on swill feeds (left-overs from hotels, vegetables and by-products of agro-industrial processing plants) with very little concentrates being used. Breeding: While some of these farms possess breeding units and therefore do not buy animals from outside except for reproductive purposes, others are involved only in fattening of weaners purchased from other breeders. The animals are kept in buildings of varying quality, from concrete to wood and corrugated iron sheets. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Pig Mongoose eng. Mangouste Meat Small sized. domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Mauritius MUS Sheep Dorper Dorper Dorsian uni coloured: white with black head, often black feet 0/2 0/2 63 57 65 40 domestic breed hair medium 3.8 3.6 F88-197 N2-124 FAO Breed Survey Government Livestock Breeding Station Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Mauritius MUS Sheep Rodrigaise The animals can withstand harsh environments and droughts. uni coloured: from white to light brown 0 0 50 45 30 25 small and hairy domestic breed Island of Rodrigues hair 2 1.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance data come partly from a government farm and partly from small farmers. 1 local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Cattle Angoni Angoni Ngoni Meat comment: many colours 2 2 short horns East African Shorthorned Zebu type domestic breed west and south of Lake Malawi regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Cattle Angoni Zebu Angoni Malawi Zebu Carting, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Herding, Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides 2 2 big and long domestic breed northern Malawi regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 0 0 domestic breed semen imported; exotic southern region of Malawi international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Boran Boran 0 0 domestic breed Found in the central region, mostly Kasungu international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted found in the north, central and southern parts of Malawi found under all production systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Charorlais Charolais 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle East African Zebu 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 continually imported; partially adapted country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; partially adapted country-wide high input production systems international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Africa, Europe and America; partially adapted southern region of Malawi international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Malawi Zebu cross breeding of Malawi Zebu with exotic dairy breed was started during the late 1950s. eng. Meat uni coloured: often black or red, maybe dun or yellow 2 2 110 300 265 small hardy breed, too small for draught domestic variety variety of Angoni, formerly split in North and South Malawi Zebu country-wide 308 5.8 20.5 17.7 540 450 W49-6 medium and low input production systems. An average of around 7 Malawi Zebu animals are kept in each herd. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Nkole 0 0 domestic breed among Ngoni settlements of Mzimba, Dedza and Ntcheu. local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Cattle North Malawi Zebu eng. domestic variety former variety of Malawi Zebu with Sanga blood local No Material extinct extinct -Malawi MWI Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex 0 0 domestic breed found in the mid and Lower Shire Valley and traces in the central and northern regions around former ADMARC farms that kept animals. international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Malawi MWI Cattle smaller, short horned Malawi Zebu 2 2 small and short domestic breed central and southern Malawi local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Chicken Black Australorp eng. Black Australorp Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide, but mostly found in the urban areas international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide, but mostly found in the urban areas raised under deep litter production systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Chicken Dwarf adapted to local conditions multi coloured: black, white, reddish brown, grey, spotted or mixtures of these colours domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide Local chickens are on free range with little or no supplementations. They are occasionally housed, hence go out early in the morning and come back very late in the evening. local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Chicken Frizzle eng. Frizzle adapted to local conditions domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide Local chickens are on free range with little or no supplementations. They are occasionally housed, hence go out early in the morning and come back very late in the evening. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide, but mostly found in the urban areas raised under both deep litter and cage management systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Chicken Malawi local chicken english Native local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Chicken Naked Neck eng. adapted to local conditions multi coloured: black, white reddish brown, grey, spotted or mixtures of these colours domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide Local chickens are on free range with little or no supplementations. They are occasionally housed, hence go out early in the morning and come back very late in the evening. local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide, but mostly found in the urban areas raised under deep litter production systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Chicken Ross Indian River eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Indian River domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide, but mostly found in the urban areas international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Chicken Tokai domestic breed imported from South Africa and provided to small-scale farmers at 6 weeks The minimum stock is normally 50 per herd. local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide, but mostly found in the urban areas international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic widely distributed across all the regions international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Goat Cyprus eng. Cyprus 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic widely distributed along the lake shore areas, Lilongwe plain or Lower Shire Valley. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Goat Damascus Damascus Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Goat Malawian The main value of the local Malawi goat lies in their meat eng. Malawi Meat Milk production of the Malawi goat is quite low, they have never been selected for milk production. uni coloured: black, brown, white 2 2 light, short horns 74 60 45 32.4 ears pricked short fine hair domestic variety variety of Small East African more common in southern than in northern Malawi hair 6.7 2 1.8 36 F88-102 W74-75 The performance of local Malawi goats is considered to be fair in terms of meat production and poor with regard to milk yields, however information available is sparse. 1.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic found in Salima and Lilongwe international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Goat Small East African eng. Small East African Meat The breed is adapted to locally harsh conditions. The animals can breed all year round. Furthermore, a high twinning rate is reported. This is a hardy breed. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 60 60 27 27 short coat and ears, tassels common domestic breed country-wide F20(1) -105 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Guinea fowl Ash domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide with concentrations in Karonga and Mchinji local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Guinea fowl Lavender domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide with concentrations in Karonga and Mchinji local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Guinea fowl Pearl Guinea Fowl eng. Pearl Guineafowl domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide with concentrations in Karonga and Mchinji international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic originally kept in estates and Government Institutions, but now a few have infiltrated into the rural areas. Bred and fattened on the farm. These are housed and are sparingly fed commercial rations, but subsist on farm produced feeds, house refuse and industrial wastes. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic originally kept in estates and Government Institutions, but now a few have infiltrated into the rural areas. Bred and fattened on the farm. These are housed and are sparingly fed commercial rations, but subsist on farm produced feeds, house refuse and industrial wastes. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Pig Malawi eng. domestic breed country-wide most are owned by smallholder farmers local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Rabbit California eng. California Meat uni coloured: mostly grey domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide Kept by some rural and urban households. They are mostly raised in ground level houses. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Rabbit Flemish Giant eng. Flemish Giant Meat uni coloured: dominantly grey-brown domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide Kept by some rural and urban households. They are mostly raised in ground level houses. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Rabbit Local rabbit multi coloured: various colours, the most common being black domestic breed country-wide Kept by some rural and urban households. They are mostly raised in ground level houses. local No Material unknown unknown -Malawi MWI Rabbit New Zealand White Grows very rapidly and is ideal for meat production. eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide Kept by some rural and urban households. They are mostly raised in ground level houses. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide low and medium input production systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Sheep Malawi eng. Nyasa 0 0 similar to Sabi (Zimbabwe) domestic breed African long-fat-tail type country-wide wool low and medium input production systems. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malawi MWI Sheep Merinos eng. Merino 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic country-wide low and medium input production systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Buffalo Borneo Buffalo eng. Buffalo of Borneo Borneo Buffalo Kerbau Sawah DraughtPower, Meat, Riding (sports) Slight drop in population over years because of reduced utility. Swamp type; Adapted to hot, humid tropical climate Generally tolerate diseases well Good breeders Good source of meat. These buffalo play an important role in the traditional life of the Sabahan and Sarawakian peoples and are used in special feasts, rituals and dowries. http://www.sarawaktourism.com/ uni coloured: grey 2 2 horns medium sized, gently curved & swept back 135 130 450 350 Short, stout body with large chest circumference; medium sized face; short, straight legs; thin long tail; adult females have small udder; n domestic breed Indigenous breed Prehistoric No East Malaysia extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 150 180 210 600 250 750 5.8 4 6.2 4 7 31 29 18 21 24 30 42 22 50 540 450 630 10 520 190 49.7 Tudok J. and Lajium P.D. (1991). The potential of buffalo as a beef animal in Sabah. In Proceedings of the Seminar on Livestock Production & Marketing in the 90's. Dept. of Veterinary Services & Animal Industry, Sabah. pp 21-24. Mostly data from Telupid Research & Breeding Center, Sabah; Performance data was collected from animals kept under field conditions and housed for about 12 hours daily; animals fed forage with little supplementation; water given ad libitum; 8 month weight 112-198kg; yearling weight 128-204kg; 24 month weight 308kg; 1 1 2 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Buffalo Kerbau-Sawah Good source of beef. Previously used mainly for draught but with the advent of mechanization, this is much decreased. Used as dowries, etc. bahasa mal. The buffalo of the swamp Swamp Buffalo Malayan, Malaysian, Swamp Buffalo, Kerbau DraughtPower, Meat, TraditionalCeremonies In more recent years, there has been some interest in crossbreeding of Kerbau-Sawah with exotic breeds such as Italian and Indian buffalo breeds. Crossbreeding of Kerbau-Sawah very limited and covering less than one percent of the population. Mostly the Kerbau-Sawah is bred pure. This breed is hardy, very well adapted to the tropics and efficiently converts coarse fodder. Resistant to most tropical diseases but quite susceptible to Haemorrhagic Septicaemia. Age at first calving of 42 months; Calving interval of 17.6 months. The breed shows superior beef characteristics. Good carcass yield as compared to cattle. Devendra C. (1984). Nitrogen utilization and the requirements for maintenance of Malaysian swamp buffaloes. MARDI Res. Bull. 12(2). pp. 248-258. Liang J.B., Samiyah M.N. and Nor Ismail M.S. (1987). Behavior of stall-fed buffalo: A factor determining its efficiency of feed utilization. In. proc. 10th. Ann. Conf. Malaysian Society of Animal Production. pp 276-279. Shanmugavelu S . and Wan Zahari M. (2009). Research on buffalo production in Malaysia. Buffalo Propagation Conference. Taiwan Livestock Research Institute. Taiwan, 12 - 18 December, 2009. Shukri H.I.M., Jariah M.N. and Rozali H. (1987). Fattening of swamp buffalo in feedlot. In. proc. 10th. Ann. Conf. Malaysian Society of Animal Production. pp 272-275. uni coloured: grey to greyish black 2 2 horns medium sized, gently curved & swept back 135 130 409 363 swamp type; body black with scanty hair; medium sized head, long face, slightly bulging forehead; wedge-shaped body; medium sized legs; adult females have small udder; thin, long tail n domestic breed indigenous breed Prehistoric Malaysia No West Malaysia back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 180 150 210 600 245 730 5.8 4 6 3.3 5 42 32 20 21 24 30 42 22 60 529 450 630 8.5 600 190 48 Shanmugavelu S . and Wan Zahari M. (2009). Research on buffalo production in Malaysia. Buffalo Propagation Conference. Taiwan Livestock Research Institute. Taiwan, 12 - 18 December, 2009. Performance data were collected from animals kept under semi-intenisve conditions, fed on total grazing or grazing plus fodder. Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on forages and with supplementation using Palm Kernel Cake or Cassava based diets. Water was provided ad libitum. Feed intake: 5.3 kg/day; Feed efficiency: 9.0; 1 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Buffalo Murrah The Murrah buffalo is predominantly used for milk production. Males and spent females are used for meat production. eng. Water buffalo from India Murrah Kerbau Sapi Tenusu, Bubalus bubalis, Riverine Buffalo Meat, Milk Murrah buffalo semen imported from Pakistan has been used on the local Malaysian Murrah population. There have been recent attempts to increase the Murrah buffalo population by importing stocks from India. Highly adapted to hot, humid, equatorial environment. Resistant to tropical diseases and parasites. Good reproductive performance. Milk contains very high butterfat (7 percent). "Some local communities value buffalo meat for special dishes such as ""Rendang""." uni colour: black coat, with white markings on tip of tail; skin is black; 2 2 short, flat horns horns curling backwards, upwards and inwards in spiral form 140 130 550 450 Riverine-buffalo, milk-type, large breed, small head, small-horizontal ears; long-deep-wedge shaped body, well-developed udder, good-sized teats n domestic breed This breed originated from the Indian sub-continent. Animals have been brought in by Indian and Pakistani farmers during the early 20th. century. 1900 Murrah buffalo imported form India since 1900. Mainly in North-Western part of Peninsula Malaysia semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 300 260 350 1800 1500 2500 7 6 8.2 6 6 30 26 42 30 70 75 40 35 50 460 426 506 10 800 220 54 Liang J.B. (1987). The reproductive performance of Murrah buffalo in Malaysia. International Symposium on Milk Buffalo Reproduction, Islamabad, Pakistan. 16-20 March 1987. Sivarajasingam S. and Wan Zahari M. (1985). Dairy breeds and their performance in Malaysia. Livestock Technology (Teknologi Ternakan) Vol. 1 No. 2. Medium-input production system Buffaloes grazed on pasture and given fodder and concentrate feeding Nil 1 1 2 international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Buffalo Selembu Animals resemble the wild Gaur and are a tourist attraction. Spent animals are harvested for their meat. malay-mal. "Selembu is a result of inter-species hybridization between Seladang (Bos gaurus) and local cattle (lembu). The name is derived from the ""Se"" in Seladang and ""lembu"" in lembu." None Gaur x Cattle hybrid Meat, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The Selembu is a type of cattle derived from inter-species hybridization between Gaur and normal cattle. All animals are derived from matings between a lone wild Gaur bull and Sahiwal x Friesian cows in a government farm in Padang Hijau, Kluang, Johore. Few Selembu specimens exist. They are mostly now kept at the Lenggong Breeding Farm in Perak. The chromosome number 2n=58 or 2n=60. Highly adaptable to the humid, tropical environment. Good resistance to cattle diseases. Reasonable fertility. Meat can be promoted as hybrid game meat. High meat output due to large size of animal. Nor Azman N. (1989). Performance of Gaur x cattle hybrids. MSc. Thesis. Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia. Black coat color with brown patches on the forehead and along the midline. Have white stockings. 2 2 Medium sized horns; curled upwards and backwards; Hump between the shoulders; domestic variety Seladang x cattle composite 1983 Kluang, Johore and Lenggong, Perak. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 12 Nor Azman N. (1989). Performance of gaur x cattle hybrids. MSc. Thesis. Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia. Government livestock station. Animals were grazed on pasture. Calves housed until weaning. Water provided ad libitum. 1 1 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Cattle Australian Friesian Sahiwal eng. Australian Friesian Sahiwal AFS 0 0 domestic breed limited number of Australian Friesian Sahiwal (AFS (male) x Friesian (female) female stock (104 head), having 75% Friesian inheritance, were imported from Australia and placed on government farms 1994 Government farms. international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Malaysia MYS Cattle Australian Milking Zebu Predominantly used for dairy production. Meat is a byproduct. eng. Australian Milking Zebu means dairy cattle developed in Australia and having Zebu inheritance (mainly Jersey x Sahiwal/Red Sindhi) Australian Milking Zebu AMZ Meat, Milk Australian Milking Zebu were imported into Malaysia from Australia for experimental purposes to determine their suitability as a dairy breed for the Malaysian environment. The performance of AMZ was not encouraging and hence the best breeding stock were integrated into the Sahiwal-Friesian breeding program while the poor milkers were culled. There are currently no Australian Milking Zebu cattle herds in Malaysia. Adapted to hot tropical environment Heat tolerance; Tick resistance; Reasonable fertility. Good quality milk with high milk fat (4.5%). Good temperament. Hayman R.H. (1974). The development of the Australian Milking Zebu. World Animal Review 11:31-35. Coat in all shades of brown from light tan to almost black, and can have white markings: underside is lighter in color, while hips, head and shoulder tend to be darker; 2 2 Short, lyre-shaped horns 127 118 550 380 Slightly dished face, dark eyes and a light band around the muzzle; deep in body and full and deep in the barrel; well-developed udder and well-placed teats; - Very docile animal though can have a nervous disposition y 1955 domestic breed A composite breed using foundation stock Jersey, Sahiwal and Sindhi; originates from Australia. 1978 import since 1978 from Australian Milking Zebu from Australia. Herdbook maintained in Australia by CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organization) Australia. Peninsula Malaysia - AMZ research program discontinued. semi - intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 276 230 350 1485 1248 1922 4.5 3.8 5 5.38 7 28 25 18 18 40 48 32 28 34 420 360 480 10 400 210 55 Sivasupramaniam, G., Clark R.H. and Keling N. (1981). An interim report on milk yield and calving interval of imported Friesian, Jersey and Australian Milking Zebu cattle in Majuternak farms. Proc. 5th. Ann. Conf. Malay. Soc. Anim. Prod., pp. 105-117. Genting Highlands, Malaysia. Sivarajasingam S. and Wan Zahari M. (1985). Breeds of dairy animals and their performance in Malaysia. Livestock Technology (Teknologi Ternakan), Vol. 1 No. 2. Under government livestock farm conditions Semi-intensive feeding using forage and concentrates (mainly oil palm based). Quite well adapted to Malaysia but dairy performance inferior to Friesian-based cattle. 1 1 2 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Cattle Bali Cattle The meat is reputed to be lean and very tender. eng. Similar to the Bali cattle on the island of Bali in Indonesia Bali Balinese, Lembu Bali, Bos banteng, Banteng Meat A conservation herd is located at the National Veterinary Institute in Kluang, state of Johore. Performance data for animals at the conservation herd captured using the DairyChamp software. Felda Farm Products Corporation maintains a herd of about 1,000 head of Bali cattle. They are extremely hardy under the hot and humid equatorial conditions in Malaysia. They can cope well with poor pasture or fodder. The animals of this breed are reported to show a high degree of disease resistance. This breed is very fertile, possibly due to the long heat period. Niche market for Bali cattle meat. Meat promoted as special cattle meat. In male animals, the fawn coat turns black with maturity. Able to convert low quality feeds. Punamin (2009) - Personal communication. reddish-brown with characteristic white stockings and a whitish rump patch; males turn black with maturity 2 2 thick, tapered horns, curving upwards and outwards 145 115 550 300 zebu, medium-sized breed well developed body, strong legs beef-type y 2005 domestic breed domesticated Banteng 10th century Unknown Bali cattle are found in small pockets in several parts of Malaysia. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 120 10 150 600 50 800 3.5 3 4 5 8 18 16 18 18 50 58 32 27 48 390 320 480 8.5 400 180 45 W7-15, 19, 20 W31-24 F24-367 Semi-intensive system Grazing and supplementation with other forages and a little concentrate. Meat:Bone ratio approximately 5:1, Rib-eye area approximately 75 cm sq. 1 1 2 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Cattle Banteng eng. Banteng Banteng Sondaicus Schlegel and Müller, Banteng Babteng Wagner uni coloured: black or brown with white stockings, rump patch 2 2 wild breed wild species Bos (Bibos) javanicus (d'Alton) Mainly Bali, Kalimantan, Lombok, regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Malaysia MYS Cattle Brakmas 0 0 domestic breed Synthetic beef breed (Kedah-Kelantan x Brahman) was developed by the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Malaysia MYS Cattle Burmese Gaur eng. Burmese Gaur Pyaung, Pyoung, Pyun, Burmese Bison The animals are reported to have a high tolerance to bad climate and tough tropical conditions (wet and hot). They can live on high lands with a slope of 50 to 60 degrees and at altitudes of 1 500 m asl. These animals produce good, tasty meat and leather of good quality. The Burmese Gaur is the third largest animal after the rhino and elephant. It feeds mainly on natural grasses and leaves from trees. FAO Breed Survey 2 2 950 750 very big animals feral variety The Gaur is the largest of the Asiatic bovids. Two subspecies are recognised, B. g.gaurus (India, Nepal) and B. g. laosiensis (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and West Malaysia). West Malaysia The animals move in small groups over a large area and so they cause little damage to agriculture and forestry. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Cattle Charoke GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Synthetic breed developed at the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute for use in producing feedlot cattle (terminal crosses). local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Cattle Charolais fr. GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Cattle Droughtmaster eng. Droughtmaster GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Gemas Livestock Breeding Center in Gemas, Johore. international Not Sufficient unknown unknown vulnerable -Malaysia MYS Cattle Gir Gir Milk multi coloured: various colours, usually red and speckled white/red 0 0 large heads, bulging foreheads, narrow face, long pendulous ears domestic breed imported from Brazil; originating from the Indian sub-continent: used for the Mafriwal Breed Development Project international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Cattle Holstein Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Meat, Milk Individual cows need to be better housed and fed as compared to indigenous cattle breeds. Currently, some entrepreneurs are farming Holstein Friesian cattle under environmentally-controlled housing. This breed needs high-input, shaded environment. This breed exhibits less tolerance to tropical diseases and needs to be better managed and fed as compared to indigenous breeds. Heat stress can depress reproductive performance. Hence heat stress needs to be reduced using better housing. High milk yield. 0 0 140 135 550 500 taurus, large breed, milk-type, black & white coloration domestic breed Imported mainly from Australia, New Zealand, United States of America (semen) and Canada (Semen). 1970's Since 1970's, live Friesian cattle from Australia. Since 1970's, frozen Holstein semen from Canada. Since 1990's, frozen Holstein semen from the United States. Mainly in states of Melaka, Kedah and Perak. semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 270 2171 1200 3140 3.8 8 5 27 26 18 18 39 60 29.7 26 36 450 388 530 8.5 0.45 175 35 Cameons J.K. (1979). Holsteins and holstein crosses. Malayan Agricultural Journal 51:204-216. Sivarajasingam S., Yusof S., Ngah M., Sivasubramaniam G., Abas M. O. and Eusof J. (1982). Proc. 6th Annual Conference of the Malaysian Society of Animal Production, 10-11th August 1982, Genting Highlands, Malaysia. Medium input production system. Ambient temperature ranged from 24 to 34 degrees C. Relative humidity about 80-85%. Animals grazed on pasture. Concentrate feeding before milking under sheds. Good SPS management. Nil. 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Cattle Kedah-Kelantan bahasa mal. KK Meat This breed is very well adapted to the Malaysian environment. The animals of this breed are reported to show a high degree of disease resistance. The breed shows a high fertility. uni coloured: usually red or reddish-dun
multi coloured: red, brown 2 2 102 96 250 200 often dwarf type in eastern Malaysia, Zebu domestic breed indigenous breed cattle. Descended from Thai. northern, eastern and central part of Peninsula Malaysia 240 642 190 642 3.5 16 15 360 300 50 FAO Breed Survey F41-34 Md. Arief Omar (1982) Heritability estimates of birth weight of Kedah-Kelantan cattle MARDI Res. Bulletin 9(2): 92-99. Performance data were collected from animals kept under research station conditions. They were grazed on pasture at a grazing rate of 2-4 animal units/ha. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Cattle Local Indian Dairy Mainly use for fresh milk production. Meat is from males and spent females. eng. Nondescript composite of breeds derived from the Indian continent Nil LID Meat, Milk The population of pure Local Indian Dairy is decreasing due to its very poor milk production compared to Dairy Crossbred cattle. Most of the Local Indian Dairy population has been crossbred with temperate breeds using artificial insemination. Very adaptable to the Malaysian (hot-humid) climate and can live on poor quality forages. The animals of this breed are reported to show a high degree of resistance against tick borne and parasitic diseases. The breed is reasonably fertile and has good mothering abilities. Very high milk fat (4.5 - 4.8%). Animals have poor temperament and poor dairy character. Rajagobal K.M. (1969). A comparative study of the performance of temperate crossbred and the Local Indian Dairy - type cattle. Kajian Veterinaire, Malaysia-Singapore, 2 (2), 76-82. uni coloured or multi coloured: white, grey, brown or a mixture of these 2 2 Animals have horns with pointed tips, usually curved outwards and upwards 135 108 398 330 Zebu with large hump, well developed dewlap, black skin, large horizontally directed ears and rounded back. n domestic breed The LID breed is of mixed ancestry. Indian migrants brought Hallikar, Ongole and Kankrej from South India during the early part of the 20th century. The random intercrossing of these breeds has resulted in the LID breed. 1880 Mixture of zebu breeds imported from Southern India since 1880. LID cattle are found mainly in the western part of Peninsula Malaysia. extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 230 900 454 1135 4.6 3.9 8 20.8 19.4 24 30 54 60 48 408 8 450 133 38 FAO Breed Survey Sivarajasingam S., Mukherjee T.K. (1975) Heritability estimates of milk yield and birth weight in tropical dairy cattle breeds in Malaysia. Trop. Agric. (Trinidad) 52: 223-228. Sivarajasingam S., Mukherjee T.K., Djafar I. (1974) The genetic performance of Local Indian Dairy cattle and its crossbreds. SABRAO J. 6: 39-45. LID cattle are normally grazed in tree crop plantations during the day. At night they are mostly kept in stalls. They are milked twice, once in the morning and once in the evening. LID cattle are normally grazed in tree crop plantations. They are stall-fed at night. Feed supplementation is minimal. Average Services Per Conception (on AI) = 2.1 1 1 2 local No Material atRisk endangered -Malaysia MYS Cattle Mafriwal Bred for economic production. Diet composed largely of local feedstuff. bahasa mal. Synthetic dairy-beef breed derived from superior Holstein and Zebu inheritance Malaysian Friesian Sahiwal Malaysian Friesian Sahiwal Meat, Milk The population is bred for its adaptability to hot and humid environment and tropical based feed stuffs. Mafriwal are raised on government farms under strictest disease control. The reproductive performance is 20% higher than 75% Holstein cross-breds but 5% less than the F1 crosses. The breed has been created for economic milk and beef production in the tropics. The breed is adapted to be milked by machine. comments: most animals are black or black and white. 2 2 curled upwards 150 132 550 450 y 1986 domestic breed Mafriwal are a composite of 62.5% Holstein (North America) and 37.5% Zebu. The Zebu component is mainly composed of improved Kenyan Sahiwal or Brazilian Gir. The Minister of Agriculture of Malaysia declared Mafriwal a breed on 30 August 1997. 1980 Mafriwal cattle are located in three Departments of Veterinary Service Farms in the state of Johore. These government farms are the Institute Haiwan, Air Hitam and Padang Hijau. back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 2268 260 480 2337 4897 3.8 3.2 4 9 8 30 28 20 24 24 30 42 27 60 420 360 480 10 480 133 38 CHEAH P.F. and KUMAR R.A. (1984). Preliminary observations on the performance of Sahiwal x Bos taurus dairy cattle. Malaysian Veterinary Journal 16(1): 1-7. Performance data were obtained from animals kept under semi-intensive conditions. The animals have been grazing and received additional concentrate feeding (approx. 3 kg/day). The cows are grazing 18-20 hours per day on pasture and brought in for milking in the early morning and late afternoon. Fodder and concentrate are given only during milking. Good adaptability to tropical environment. 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Cattle Malay Banteng eng. Borneo Banteng, Bos javanicus butleri, Sapi Utan 2 2 wild breed variety of Banteng: Bos (Bibos) javanicus butleri (Lydekker) northern Malaysia, Sabah local Not Sufficient extinct extinct -Malaysia MYS Cattle Nelore Mainly used as a meat breed. In integration projects (cattle in oil palm plantations), the Nelore is often used as as sire breed. It is also used in crossbreeding due to its adaptability to the tropical environment. eng. Brazilian import. Name appears to indicate origin from the Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh in India. Nelore Ongole, Nellore GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, SireLine Imported for meat production and tropical adaptability. Nucleus herd had 1,237 head of purebred Nelore cattle in year 2008. Adapted to hot and humid tropical climate. Good tolerance to ticks and tropical diseases. Satisfactory reproductive performance. Meat of reasonable quality. Highly adaptable to equatorial environment. uni color: white, gray 2 2 Short horns, growing outwards and inwards. 160 150 450 400 zebu, large breed, medium-sized head and broad forehead, long and deep barrel, strong legs, long and tapered tail, beef-type n domestic breed imported; exotic 1993 Imported from Brazil in early 1990's Nucleus herd at the Ulu Lepar Federal Livestock Center in Pahang state. Found in tree-crop integration areas in Malaysia. semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary 250 50 320 1500 50 2000 4 3.5 4.5 6 5 30 28 18 18 48 48 30 26 40 420 360 520 4 500 160 35 Medium input production system Grazing on pasture with a little supplementation using concentrates. On feedlot able to grow in excess of 700 g/day. 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal mainly a milch breed. When no more useful for milk production, animals are slaughtered for meat production. eng. Originating from India/Pakistan - large numbers in Central and Southern areas of Pakistan, and in Punjab/Bihar/Uttar Pradesh in India. Sahiwal Montgomery, Lola, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar Meat, Milk No pure Sahiwal herd exists. In the 1950's and 1960's, the Sahiwal was used in crossbreeding with local breeds. Subsequently it was used as a foundation breed in the development of the Mafriwal. Adapted to tropical environment. The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. Satisfactory breeder. This is an excellent zebu dairy breed. Excellent in crossbreeding with temperate breeds such as the Holstein, to produce a tropically well-adapted yet high producing dairy animal. CHEAH P.F. and KUMAR R.A. (1984). Preliminary observations on the performance of Sahiwal x Bos taurus dairy cattle. Malaysian Veterinary Journal 16(1): 1-7. Red or light red in color. Some animals with patches of white. 2 2 Short, thick and blunt, curving upwards, forwards and inwards. 136 120 430 350 zebu, medium sized breed, medium-sized forehead, wedge-shaped barrel, short legs, long tail, well-developed udder. dairy-type n domestic breed Imported from Pakistan and India in 1900 - 1930: to date no pure-bred animals exist; Semen imported from Kenya - Kenyan Sahiwal in mid 1980's. 1900 Imported since 1900 from Sahiwal breed of Pakistan and India. Imported in 2 shipments from 1985 (approximately) from Sahiwal breed of Kenya. Used as a foundation breed in the development of the Malaysian Friesian Sahiwal (Mafriwal) cattle breed. Nucleus herd of Mafriwal in Kluang, Johore. Other Mafriwal animals distributed throughout Peninsular Malaysia. semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, fodder stationary 260 1300 4.5 5 8 23.2 21.3 24 28 54 62 44 460 8 500 140 35 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 FAO Breed Survey Medium input production system. Grazing with a little concentrate feeding. 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Cattle Seladang Seladang is considered wildlife and has great touristic potential due to its large size and beauty. bahasa mal. Belongs to the family Bovidae in the order Artiodactyla. Gaur Bos gaurus hubackii, Malayan Gaur, Malayan Bison TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The lifespan of the gaur in captivity ranges between 17 - 19 years. The reintroduction of gaur into the wild by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks Malaysia follows the Guidelines for Reintroductions prepared by Species Survival Commission of the IUCN. The primary objective of this reintroduction is to re-establish, enhance and increase the long-term survival of a viable, self sustaining gaur population in the wild. The animals of this breed are reported to show a high degree of disease resistance. Dark brown coat. 2 2 Medium sized curved horns. Horns curved upwards and backwards. 180 150 900 600 Dark brown coat, a hump between the shoulders and white 'stockings' on all four legs. New born calves are yellowish brown in color and change into adult coloration at the age of 3 months. wild variety Bos (Bibos) gaurus hubbacki (Lydekker), variety of Gaur Mainly in primary forest of Malay Peninsula 50 45 FAO Breed Survey Momin Khan M.K. (1977) The future of Seladang. Nature Malaysia 2; 22-27. Momin Khan M.K. (1973) Studies on the Seledang (Bos gaurus) in the State of Perak. Malaysian Nature Journal 26; 163-167. Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed and fed on fodder (in captivity). The animals raised in captivity are kept confined to an intensive management system and are given cut fodder. When Seladang males are mated with female cattle (Bos taurus x Bos indicus crosses), the offspring have massive musculature in the forequarters. Hybrid bulls weigh 600 - 1 000 kg and are 1.4 to 1.7 m tall. Hybrid cows are slightly shorter and about 200 - 300 kg lighter as compared to their male sibs. local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Chicken Ayam Kampong Niche market for village chicken - supposedly for better taste as compared to commercial chickens. bahasa mal. Ayam Kampong means village chicken. Kampong Gallus domesticus, Native Chicken of Malaysia Eggs, Meat These chicken are highly adapted to hot and humid climate. The breed is reported to be resistant against Coccidiosis, IBD and Marek's disease. The breed is reported to be highly prolific. The meat is appreciated for its good flavour. yellow red and black indigenous A common variety is the black-red kampong chicken which has mainly black and red or reddish-brown plumage. The tail feathers of the male are glossy black. The hackle, saddle, back and wing bow are a of rich red colour, while the remaining plumage is black or green-black. The female plumage is a blending of red-brown and black. The comb can be rose, pea, walnut or buttercup. Wattles are red in color and are of the double type. Ear lobes are red or a blending of red and white. The shank may be black, white or yellow in color. 1.5 1.3 A common variety is the black-red kampong chicken which has mainly black and red or reddish-brown plumage. These birds have a broad head, deep-set eyes and a strong beak which curves slightly downwards. The comb can be rose, pea, walnut or buttercup. Wattles are red in color and are of the double type. Ear lobes are red or a blending of red and white. These chickens have relatively long legs with shanks devoid of feathers. The shank may be black, white or yellow in color. Other varieties are a red kampong chicken and the less common naked-neck kampong chicken. domestic strain There are three varieties: the black-red kampong chicken, the red kampong chicken and the less common naked-neck kampong chicken. Indigenous chicken Indigenous chicken Peninsular Malaysia 100 42 5.25 12 0.94 72 Syed Hussein Syed Abdullah (2008). Personal communication. Under open-house litter system; given commercial feed suited to Ayam Kampong; Performance measured at a government poultry center. market age 14-16 weeks; market weight 1.0-1.5 kg; market price RM9.00 per kg; FCR 4-4.5; total eggs 100 per year; mortality 4.8%; local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Deer Sambar Sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) Cervus unicolor brookei, Cervus unicolor equinus Meat Hunting activities and the clearing of forests for development purposes have been the main threats to the conservation of the Sambar deer in the wild. The exploitation of this deer through commercial farming has provided an avenue for conserving and preserving live animals in various localities within Malaysia. Sambar deer are well adapted to a hot and humid environment. The breed is reported to be resistant against ticks and other parasitic diseases such as Haemonchus. The animals are however noted to be susceptible to Meliodiosis. The breed shows a good fertility. This breed produces a large carcass with a quality venison. Velvet may be harvested and sold at high prices. uni coloured: light to dark brown
comment: new born animals have a bright strip on the underside and have several white spots on the flanks which disappear when the animals achieve the age of 5-6 months. Sambar have a yellowish tinge under the chin, inside the limbs, between the buttocks and underneath the tail. 0 0 145 130 320 300 Hair is coarse, particularly on the neck and males and females bear a modest mane. Ears are large. Tail is short and bushy. Stags grow antlers at 1.5 years of age. Initial antlers are always small and simple and in most cases consist of a single spike. Older stags have double or multiple branches. Stags shed antlers once every 12-14 months. n domestic breed indigenous breed Cervus unicolor equinus is found in Peninsula Malaysia. Cervus unicolor brookei is found in East Malaysia. Animals are grazed in commercial farms/parks. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Duck (domestic) Belibis This is a wild species of duck in Malaysia. bahasa mal. Belibis Lesser Wistling duck, Dendrocygna javanica, Itik Belibis, Indian Whistling Duck Meat, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential Population data monitored by the Department of Wildlife and Parks Malaysia. Population data is an estimate only since Belibis ducks are generally found in the wild. This population is highly adapted to the tropics. Not much studied. Belibis are highly fertile. Can be farmed for meat and egg production for a niche market. Plumage may be of value. Nil. grey brown indigenous The bill is gray in color. The back and wings are darkish grey. There are chestnut patches on the wings and tail. 15 15 The bill is long and grey in color. It has a long head and legs. n wild variety indigenous breed variety Migratory duck found in several parts of South East Asia. Migratory duck found in several parts of South East Asia. Peninsula Malaysia 11 10 12 not for production not for production nomadic http://www.naturia.per.sg/buloh/birds/Dendrocygna_javanica.htm regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell (layer) _ Khaki Campbell 2.5 2 domestic imported from United Kingdom 250 300 16 16 - egg weight: 75g;
- incubation period: 28 days;
international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Duck (domestic) Nila bahasa mal. Itik Nila Eggs n feral breed indigenous breed Peninsula Malaysia local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Duck (domestic) Peking Duck Pekin Anas platyrhynchos 3.7 3 domestic breed originated from China; imported from France and United Kingdom 180 200 1.5 1.5 - egg weight: 80g;
- broiler weight with 53 days: male;
3.5 kg;
female: 3.3 kg;
international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Serati Bahasa Mal. Nila Eggs, Meat Well adapted. Also found in the wild. Known to be tolerant to various bird diseases. Highly prolific. Large carcass. 18 16 5.5 3.5 Red crest around eyes and above beak. A large portion of individuals have white plumage. n feral variety indigenous breed variety Peninsula Malaysia Usually kept in ponds. Also found in the wild. local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Goat Alpine Predominantly a dairy goat (producing milk). Meat and skins are secondary products. Eng. Goat breed originating from the Alps. Alpine Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Animals were imported for evaluation under Malaysian conditions. Population is the smallest for temperate dairy goat breeds found in Malaysia. Adapted to the cold Alps region of Europe; may not be very adaptable in the tropics. Moderate resistance to diseases. Moderate reproductive performance. Valued for reasonably high milk production, and then for its meat. None. Devendra C. and McLeroy G.B. (1982). Goat and sheep production in the tropics. Longman. 271pp. ISBN 0-582-60935-6. Color from black, tan and white with considerable variation; 0/2 0/2 Animals could be horned or polled. When present, horns are scimitar shaped. 85 75 65 60 Medium sized goat breed; slightly dished face, prick ears and long hair n domestic breed imported, exotic, recently introduced breed; originated from the French and Swiss Alps region. 1975? 1975? Small pockets in Peninsula and East Malaysia hair semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 209 180 230 274 200 300 3.6 3.2 3.8 1.1 8 3.6 3.3 10 8 12 10 16 15 20 365 360 400 8 94 12.6 48 Devendra C. and McLeroy G.B. (1982). Goat and sheep production in the tropics. Longman. 271pp. ISBN 0-582-60935-6. On farm Semi-intensive management system. Gestation period of about 150 days. 1 1 2 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Goat Anglo-Nubian "Has been called the ""Jersey"" of goat breeds due to it producing milk with high butterfat content (4 - 5%). A dual-purpose milk-meat breed." eng. Breed developed in Great Britain of native stock and goats from India, the Middle East and North Africa, hence the name Anglo (a prefix to indicate a relation to the Angles, England) and Nubian (of a region along the Nile). Anglo-Nubian Nubians Meat, Milk A recently introduced breed which is often used as a sire line in crossbreeding; population is stable with importation to maintain breeding stock; Still a popular breed because of its productivity (dairy - meat) and adaptability. Very hardy in the tropical environment due to the tropical blood in its genetic make up; Tolerant to several tropical diseases. Quite a good breeder. Milk with high butterfat (4.5%) Dual-purpose, milk and meat. Devendra C. and McLeroy G.B. (1982). Goat and sheep production in the tropics. Longman. 271pp. ISBN 0 582 60935 6. multi-colored: white to black or red or tan or a combination of these; 0/2 0/2 When present, horns lie flat over the coat; 90 80 70 60 Short head with Roman nose; ears long and pendulous; short tail; coat with short, fine and glossy hair; domestic breed imported; exotic recently introduced breed; 1970? Import since 1970 from Anglo-Nubian from Switzerland, Australia, etc. Some farms in Malaysia but particularly used in Malacca and Terengganu states. hair semi - intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 280 250 310 280 250 300 4.5 4.2 4.8 1 6 3.6 3.4 6 5 9 8 16 14 20 480 300 520 8 110 15 45 Devendra C. and McLeroy G.B. (1982). Goat and sheep production in the tropics. Longman. 271pp. ISBN 0 582 60935 6. On government farms with fodder and concentrate feeding; Semi-intensive management system; Gestation period 153 days; litter size 1.43; 1.43 1 4 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Goat Australian feral goat eng. Australian feral 2 2 large horns curving upwards and backwards; domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Goat Boer Predominantly raised for meat production. eng. 'Boer' means 'farmer' in the Dutch language. So 'Boer goat' would be translated Farmer's Goat. Boer Kambing Boer, Africander, Afrikaner, South African common goat Meat, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential Currently the most popular breed in Malaysia for use as breeder animals or in crossbreeding. The population of Boer goats in Malaysia is increasing due to its popularity among farmers. The breed can strive on rugged terrain and is very hardy The breed is reported to be resistant against several diseases. The breed is known for its fecundity and used in cross-breeding for fast growth and body size. Tender meat used in special cuts. Claims that meat especially from bucks has less smell Zulkilfi H. (2010). Personal communication. uni color: white body with a red head 2 2 short horns, curving gently backwards over neck; 78 70 85 55 Have drooping ears; well built with good conformation (meaty); sturdy legs domestic breed originating from South Africa 2001 import since 2001 from Boer goat from South Africa & Australia Distributed throughout Malaysia hair semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 120 80 140 180 120 220 4 3.5 5 1.5 7 4 3 6 7 33 45 18 15 24 350 320 380 8 200 18 52 http://www.mardi.my/ Devendra C. and McLeroy G.B. (1982). Goat and sheep production in the tropics. Longman. ISBN 0-582-60935-6. Livestock farm Feeding with forage and a little supplementation with concentrates; water given ad libitum; Weaning weight of males = 20 - 30kg; Weaning weight of females = 15 - 25kg; Mature weight of males = 75 - 95 kg; Mature weight of females = 45 - 65 kg; 1.5 1 3 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Goat German Fawn Local female Katjang goats were crossed with German Fawn males through artificial insemination to produce the F1 generation. eng. German Improved Fawn SireLine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Goat Germasia malay Jermasia Milk uni coloured: dark red with black stripe on face and back 2 0/2 males: long curved horns 60 40 short hair domestic breed composite of German Fawn x local Kambing Kacang 3 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Goat Jamnapari Predominantly utilized for milk, meat and organic fertilizer production. ind. "Same name as the Indian ""Jamnapari"". Means ""goat breed beyond the river Jamna""." Jamnapari Jamunapari, Etawah Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies Jamnapari is used in purebred form for milk and meat production. It is used in crossbreeding to produce meat goats. Due to governmental intervention measures since 2000 to develop the goat industry, the population of Jamnapari goats has increased tremendously. They are valued particularly for meat, milk and organic fertilizer production quite adapted to hot climate but can be stressed when humidity is high; tolerance against tropical disease and parasites; good reproductive performance when satisfactorily managed; good yield of milk (2 kg/day); reasonable carcass meat yield Very suited for semi-intensive production system in Malaysia uni color: white or yellowish tan comment: light brown spots on neck and face, sometimes with patches of black or tan on body 2 2 horns short and scimitar-shaped 85 75 70 65 large sized, tall, distinct Roman nose, long-pendulous ears, long-legged, large & well-developed udder and teats, thin-short tail, long-thick hair on hindquarters dual-purpose milk-meat-type tropical Indian breed n domestic breed imported; exotic 1970's since 1970's from India/Indonesia Throughout the states of Malaysia hair semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 250 100 300 550 200 900 5 4.5 5.2 2.2 9 4.5 3.5 10 22 230 8 128 30 48 Semi-intensive production system Grazing with fodder and concentrate supplementation Meat:bone ratio of 3.8:1 1.25 1 3 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Goat Jermasia 0 0 domestic breed Synthetic breed developed at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur in 1990. local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Goat Katjang Predominantly kept for meat. Pelts are side-products. Also kept as a form of savings and security. bahasa mal. Katjang Kambing Katjang, Kacang Meat, PeltFur, Savings Security An indigenous breed of Malaysia. Small sized Malaysian breed. The breed is hardy and well adapted to tropical environment. The breed is reported to be resistant to parasitic infections. This breed is known for prolificacy. The meat of this breed is highly demanded and very expensive. The meat of males may have stronger odor. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 scimitar shaped, curved upwards and backwards 65 56 25 20 short hair, erect ears n domestic breed indigenous breed Peninsula Malaysia and East Malaysia. hair extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 180 5 200 54 30 60 4.6 4 5 0.4 6 1.5 1.3 9 7 12 10 12 9 15 240 230 365 6 55 13 45 FAO Breed Survey F58-194 Performance data were collected from goats on trial kept in sheds with cut fodder and some concentrate feeding. Animals usually graze during the day. They may be housed at night. Meat is lean with little intra-muscular fat. Kid mortality can be high. 2.2 1 3 regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Goose (domestic) France White Rhine (broiler) Eng. domestic - egg weight: 300 g;
- incubation period: 30 days;
- commercial broiler weight with 10 - 12 weeks: male;
5.5 kg;
female: 5.0 kg;
local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Goose (domestic) Itik Kampong Animals are territorial. Good guards against intruders. bahasa mal. Meat The geese are highly adapted to hot and humid climate. This breed has been reported to be resistant against Viral Hepatitis and Viral Enteritis. This breed is highly prolific. uni-coloured: grey or white variety n domestic variety indigenous breed variety Peninsula Malaysia local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Horse Bajau bahasa mal. Herding These horses are highly adapted to humid tropical environment. The breed is reported resistant to parasitic infections like Haemonchus and Strongyle. uni coloured: bay brown
comment: may have patches of white domestic breed local breed East Malaysia local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Horse Kuda Padi bahasa mal. Kuda means horse; Padi means rice (depicting the small size of the breed). Local Pony Riding (work) These horses are highly adaptable to tropical environment and able to utilize local grasses and other poor feedstuffs. This breed is reported to be resistant to parasitic infections like Strongyle and Haemonchus. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: bay brown
comment: may have white patches 145 140 370 350 n domestic breed indigenous breed States of Kelantan and Trengganu The horses are grazing free. local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Muscovy duck Muscovy Duck eng. Muscovy Cairina moschata 4.7 2.8 domestic breed originated in South America; imported from France 106 5.5 5.5 - egg weight: 85g;
- incubation period: 35 days;
international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Ostrich Ostrich Mainly for meat production. Skins/hides are valuable. Feathers have a subsidiary use. Eng. Black colored ostrich originating from South Africa African Black Struthio camelus, Burung Unta Feathers, Meat, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential Ostriches were imported for commercial production of meat and other products. The population fluctuates according to the demand for these ostrich products. Large farms in Perak, Negeri Sembilan, Sarawak and Sabah. Known to be able to survive from cold (0 degrees centigrade) to hot desert conditions. Generally quite tolerant to disease; can have problems with ticks and lice which can be vectors for disease; disease concerns include Haemorrhagic enteritis, Green Urine (influenza), avian influenza, Avian pox and Newcastle disease. Female lays 40-50 eggs per breeding season. Dark-red, Low-fat meat (similar to turkey); tasty, economical and ecologically sustainable; Life expectancy exceeding 40 years, productive life up to 20 years; can run at speeds up to 70 km/h; can be fed a diet containing oil palm fronds. E.A. Engku Azahan (2004). Performance of ostriches fed diets incorporated with oil palm frond. J. Trop. Agric. and Fd. Sc. 32(2)(2004): 245–251. yellow yellow brown no special pattern industrial Feathers in males mostly black with white primaries and white tail; feathers in females grayish-brown with white primaries and white tail. 170 160 130 120 Head and neck nearly bare with a thin layer of down; eyes largest of any land vertebrate; strong legs which are unfeathered and show bare skin; tarsometatarsus covered in scales; has just two toes on each foot with the nail on the larger, inner toe resembling a hoof. n domestic variety Imports from South Africa. 1993? Import since 1993 (?) from Struthio camelus from South Africa. Several states in East and West Malaysia. 45 40 50 1500 intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 0.81 0.79 27 23 100 90 27 24 30 365 350 370 15 380 60 52 C.O. Leong (2010). Ostrich farming in Malaysia. Infoternak Farm, Sungai Siput, Perak. http://va_malaysia.tripod.com/Ostrich.pdf Commercial farms - intensive system Ostriches given chopped Napier grass supplemented with concentrate. Liveweight at slaughter 115kg; egg hatchability 80-90% international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Malaysia MYS Pig Duroc fr. The Duroc population is derived from imports of the breed from several countries. Name probably derived from the name of a horse called Duroc. Duroc Babi Duroc Meat, SireLine Pork meat quality is highly desirable. Breed known for meatiness. unicolor: red, brown; 100 90 220 200 Slightly dished face with short lop ears. Medium length. n domestic breed imported; exotic Since 1980's. Imported from North America, Europe, Australia and Taiwan. Mainly in states of Penang, Perak, Johore and Sarawak. intensive concentrate stationary 1.85 1.75 8 8 18 24 12 10 13 166 160 260 4 700 77 70 Dr. Y.S. Lim (Personal Communication) Commercial farms having good housing, feeding and SPS standards. Large scale commercial sector. Litter size at birth=9.5; Litter size weaned=8.5; FCR=2.9 units; Slaughter age=5.5months; Slaughter weight=100kg; Carcass lean(%)=60; Fat depth (cm)=1.2; Loin eye area (sq. cm)=40; 9.5 5 14 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Pig Iban The Iban pig is found in the dwelling places of native settlers in Sarawak. They are harvested for their meat. bahasa mal. Pig found in regions of Sumatra including in areas where the Iban live. Bearded Pig Sus barbatus Meat Although the number of Iban pigs has declined in recent decades they are still fairly common. The Iban pig is a source of meat for the native people of Sarawak. multi coloured: grey with white feet 85 75 100 75 small ears, long snout, straight tail feral breed indigenous breed, primitive breed. Indigenous breed Not imported Sarawak local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Pig Landrace A meat breed used in crossbreeding. eng. Descendants of Danish Landrace pig developed in Denmark. Landrace Babi Landrace DamLine, Meat The breed gene pool is regularly replenished with imports of breeding material from overseas. It has a large litter size. It has good adaptability to the local environment. The breeding material is secured from North America, Europe, Australia and Taiwan. unicolor: white; comment: fine hair coat; 80 75 200 170 Long snout with drooping ears. Medium to large breed. Long body with deep smooth sides. n domestic breed imported; exotic Probably in 1930's. First imports from the United Kingdom. Later imports from North America, Europe, Australia and Taiwan. Found predominantly in states of Penang, Perak, Selangor, Johore and Sarawak. intensive concentrate stationary 1.7 1.6 8 8 12 11 14 174 4 600 70 70 Dr. Y.S. Lim - Personal communication. Commercial pig farms. Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed throughout the year and fed on concentrates. • litter size at birth: 10; • litter size weaned: 9; • FCR: 3.0 units; • slaughter age: 6.0 months; • slaughter weight: 102 kg; • carcass lean: 57%; • fat depth: 1.5cm; • loin eye area: 38 sq. cm; 10 4 14 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Pig Large White Yorkshire A meat breed used in crossbreeding. eng. Breed of imported pig originating in Yorkshire, England. Large White Babi Large White, Ta Pai DamLine, Meat Breed gene pool is frequently replenished with imports of breeding stock from overseas. Good mothering ability, large litter size. Heat resistant. Good adaptability. Medium to intensive input production system. Breeding stock imported form North America, Europe, Australia and Taiwan. unicolor:white; comment - pink skin; 100 80 200 170 Pigs have erect ears and a slightly dished face Large-sized, long-deep sides n domestic breed imported; exotic 1929 import since 1929 from Large White Yorkshire from United Kingdom and several other countries. Predominantly in states of Penang, Perak, Selangor, Johore and Sarawak. intensive concentrate stationary 1.75 1.65 8 9 24 28 12 11 14 174 166 202 4 830 70 70 Dr. Y.S. Lim - Personal communication Commercial pig farms. Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed throughout the year and fed on concentrates. • litter size at birth: 10; • litter size at weaning: 9; • FCR: 3.1 units; • slaughter age: 6.1 months; • slaughter weight: 107 kg; • carcass lean: 57%; • fat depth: 1.5 cm; • loin eye area: 36 sq. cm; 10 6 14 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Pig South China eng. Canton Pig, Local Chinese, Cantonese Meat The breed is reported to be hardy, adapted to poorest feed stuff and highly resistant to heat and direct solar radiation. The animals of this breed are reported to be immune against kidney worm and liver fluke. This breed shows a good fecundity with two litters per year. The breed shows a slow growth rate and produces a soft and lardy carcass. multi coloured: black-head and back, white-belly and legs 50 47 40 32 n domestic breed South China Black (Canton) type and Hainan type imported from China in 1880. 1880 West Malaysia Performance data have been measured under extensive management. The pigs are scavenging, adapted to the poorest feed stuffs and receive minimal feed supplementation and care. local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Quail IKTA Two different lines of IKTA quail developed. Line A specifically developed for quail meat. Line B specifically developed for quail eggs. Malay Quail developed at Institute for Poultry Development Eggs, Meat Japanese quail undergoing selective breeding. In demand for niche market. Adaptable to local tropical environment Larger carcass weight and egg size 0.27 0.27 domestic strain Developed through selective breeding of the Japanese Quail. 1988 Coturnix japonica imported in 1987 from France Disseminated within Peninsular Malaysia 1.5 1.5 6.2 70 In special breeding cages. Fed commercially formulated feed. Open house, force draft ventilation. local No Material unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Rabbit Californian eng. California Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Sheep Barbados Blackbelly eng. A hair sheep breed originating from the island of Barbados and having a black underbelly. Barbados Blackbelly Bebiri Barbados GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Only imports are from the island of Barbados in the 1990's. No other imports since. Imported from Barbados by the government of Malaysia. uni coloured: light brown to dark reddish brown with black belly and black spots on face and legs 0 0 The breed is normally hornless (polled). 71 65 60 40 leggy, fairly deep bodies, well sprung ribs, fair width of back but very deficient hindquarters, rump is quite steep from the hips to the pin bones and tail is set very low n domestic breed Originating from Barbados (in the Caribbean), composite of West African hair sheep and an unknown but prolific European wool sheep. 1990's. Import since 1992 from Barbados Blackbelly from Island of Barbados. Chaluk Livestock Breeding Center at Chaluk, Terengganu. Other private farms. hair semi - intensive grazing stationary 90 35 0.4 12 2.3 2.3 13 13 15 14 24 250 3 34 Ernie-Muneerah M.A., Raymond A.K. and Salleh S.I. (2009). Morphological characteristics of Barbados Blackbelly sheep in Malaysia. In Proceedings of the 30th Annual Conference of the Malaysian Society of Animal Production, 2 – 5 June, 2009, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Pp. 67-68. In government run breeding farm. Semi-intensive farm conditions. Body length for males 97.5 cm and for females 90.0 cm. 1.8 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Malaysia MYS Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat Animals of this breed are fast growing and mature early. They breed all year round, have a high reproductive rate and possess good mothering abilities. uni coloured: white with black coloured head 0 0 50 80 short wool, large heavy body with prominent hind quarters domestic breed Originating from South Africa, has been imported for breeding with local sheep for meat production international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Sheep Long Tail uni coloured: various colours 0 0 tall body, long wool, long tail domestic breed imported from Thailand local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Malaysia MYS Sheep Malin (Malaysian Indigenous) eng. Malaysian, Pahang, Thai, Kelantan Meat Malin is a hardy breed able to withstand the humid tropical climate. This breed is reported to be resistant against parasitic infections like Haemonchus. There is a lack of feed and a specially balanced diet. uni coloured: usually white, occasionally grey or brown parts, badger face 2 0 Horns well developed in males. Females usually polled. 39 39 27 22 Small size, often earless, hairy. n feral breed indigenous breed. north-eastern and central part of Peninsula Malaysia hair coarse/carpet 1.1 0.8 1.4 190 90 4.7 1.62 1.45 21 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured under extensive management. 1.1 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Sheep Morada Nova port. Morada Nova Meat This breed is highly productive and known for its prolificacy. Twinning is common. uni coloured: red or white mainly brownish red 0 0 40 30 resembles a goat, medium length, thin tail, heavy bones domestic breed originated from the Caribbean and established in Brazil, imported for cross-breeding for fast growth international Not Sufficient unknown unknown vulnerable -Malaysia MYS Sheep Santa Inês fr. Santa Ines GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Gajah Mati Sheep Breeding Cente at Gajah Mati, Kedah. hair international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Malaysia MYS Sheep Sussex eng. Sussex Meat Animals of this breed are very well adapted to local environments. The breed is known for its high prolificity and fecundity and good mothering ability. The animals show a high growth rate (235 gm per day) and can reach slaughter weight in 160 days. uni coloured: white, with black face, ears and legs 0 0 50 120 domestic breed originated from United Kingdom: cross-bred for its high growth rate, feed efficiency and body conformation wool international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Namibia NAM Ass Namibian Donkey Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Afrigus Locally adapted local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Cattle Afrikaner dutch Africander Izankayi Heat tolerant, parasite and disease tolerant DAGRIS 2007. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources Information System (DAGRIS). (eds. J.E.O. Rege, O. Hanotte, Y. Mamo, B. Asrat and T. Dessie). International Livestock Research Institute, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. http://dagris.ilri.cgiar.org 0 0 131 124 650 401 Native domestic breed Locally adapted breed. The original cattle and their traditional owners arrived in South Africa about 590-700 AD and migrated along the western side of southern Africa to areas of the Western Cape Province. The breed evolved through gradual genetic selection (initially for traction) from among the acquired local Sanga stock by settled Dutch (Afrikaans) in South Africa in the 18th and 19th centuries. Surviving herds of the Rinderpest plague of 1896-99 and the Boer War of 1899-1902 provided the foundation stock of the modern Africander breed. The herd book was set up in 1907 and the breed association was established in 1912. The breed has since been exported to neighboring countries. 32 30 39 36 41 526 445 606 international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Namibia NAM Cattle Afrisim Locally adapted local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Cattle Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Boran Boran Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Braford Braford Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Brangus Brangus Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Charbray Charbray Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Dexter eng. Dexter 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Drakensberger Drakensberger Locally adapted regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Guernsey Guernsey Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Huguenot Locally adapted local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Namibia NAM Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Kaokoveld uni coloured: black, red
multi coloured: pied, coloursided 2 2 long horns, crescent or lyre shaped Sanga type domestic variety large variety of Ovambo North-western Namibia local No Material unknown unknown -Namibia NAM Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Nguni Nguni 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Ovambo uni coloured: usually dun or black 2 2 Sanga type domestic breed similar to Kaokoveld (but smaller), Kavango and Caprivi northern Namibia local No Material unknown unknown -Namibia NAM Cattle Pinzgauer Pinzgau 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Red Poll Locally adapted local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Cattle Romagnola Romagnola Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Sanga 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Senepol Senepol Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Simbra Simbrah Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Simmentaler Simmental 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle South Devon South Devon Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Namibia NAM Cattle Tuli Tuli 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Chicken Bantam Native domestic breed locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Chicken Koekoek Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Chicken Naked Neck Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Chicken Ovambo Rural Chicken indigenous Native domestic strain Early settlers brought introduced poultry which mixed with the local population and was kept for meat and egg production. Ovamboland local No Material unknown unknown -Namibia NAM Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Chicken Venda Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Duck (domestic) Peking Pekin Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck "Muscovy Duck (""Makou"")" Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Goat Boer Boer Afrikaner, Boerbok, South African Common Goat, Africander comment: many colours 0/2 0/2 78 78 130 80 usually lop ears Locally adapted domestic breed composite of Bantu and Nubian, Saanen, Toggenburger and maybe Angora 4 4 F88-48 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Goat Caprivi 0 0 Native domestic indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Goat Kalahari Red Kalahari Red Locally adapted international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Namibia NAM Goat Kavango 0 0 Native domestic indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Goat Kunene 0 0 Native domestic indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Goat Ovambo Ovambo 0 0 Native domestic indigenous breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Goat Savanna Savanna Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Namibia NAM Goat Speckled Locally adapted local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Namibia NAM Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Horse Arab Arab Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Horse Friesian Friesian Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Horse Haflinger Haflinger Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Horse Hanoverian Hanoverian Locally adapted international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Namibia NAM Horse Miniatures Locally adapted local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Horse Quarter Horse Quarter Horse Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Horse Saddlebred Locally adapted local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Horse Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Locally adapted international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Horse Welsh Pony Welsh Pony Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Pig Indigenous pig eng. = breedname unknown Meat Native domestic breed indigenous breed low-input systems local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Pig Large White eng. Large White Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted commercial sector international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Pig Topigs local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Sheep Black Headed Persian eng. Blackhead Persian Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Sheep Damara Damara This breed is probably resistant to heartwater disease (Cowdriosis). uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 long fat tail, short hair-coarsewool domestic variety indigenous breed, variety of Africander northern Namibia hair coarse/carpet international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Namibia NAM Sheep Dorper Dorper White Dorper, Dorsian, Dorsie 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted breed. This breed was developed in the Grootfontein area of South Africa from 1942 onwards, from crosses of Dorset Horn males and Blackhead Persian females. A fixed type was developed through inter-se mating. A breed society was established in 1950 in the Republic of South Africa. The Dorsian (White variety) was affiliated to Dorper in 1964. 0.54 0.42 0.66 7.1 3.48 3.37 7 12 180 47 Performance data were collected under on station management condition. Values of daily gain and dressing percentage are averages of both sexes. 1.27 1 1.59 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Sheep Gellaper local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Sheep Lettelle 0 0 domestic breed recently imported local No Material atRisk endangered -Namibia NAM Sheep Meatmaster local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Namibia NAM Sheep Swakara (Karakul) Karakul Astrakhan, Bukhara, Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' Meat, PeltFur Karakul lambs have a dark brown to black coat. This becomes whiter and lighter at maturity, probably as a result of the coarse fibers it contains growing longer and covering the down dark fibers. Colour is generally variable: grey preferred, with black next. Mixed colours are not liked in the pelt trade. Homozygous grey is lethal. 2 0 65 47.5 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped domestic breed This breed probably originated in the area of Syria, Jordan and Mesopotamia; the breed was widely established about 1200 years ago in Bokhara and China; they were imported into South Africa in 1907 from Germany to where they had first been introduced during the last few years of the 19th century. wool 3.6 2 5.5 135 130 140 57 7.5 3.5 3.2 21 16 23 308 225 392 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected under on station management condition. Minimum, average and maximum value entered for Fleece Weight are averages of ewe and ram. 1.1 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Sheep Van Rooy Van Rooy Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed regional No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Namibia NAM Sheep Veldmaster local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Niger NER Ass Anes Français L'âne (Asinus asinus) est un animal rustique et cosmopolite à poils ras qu'on rencontre partout au Niger. Pelage variable quoique cendre majoritaire: roux, noir, blanc, beige avec toujours le ventre blanc, il est doté d'une grande longévité: 20 à 70 ans (Abdel-Sami, 1993). l’Ane Africain Carting, DraughtPower, PackBaggage, Transport multi coloured: various colours: russet-red, black, white and beige, it always has a white belly domestic species imported; locally adapted; Its introduction as draft animal in Niger goes back to the colonial period. country-wide regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Cattle Azawak Tamajak Azaouak AzaouakDamerghou, Azawa, Azawal, Shanun Adar, Tagama, Taureg, Azaouak Carting, Meat, Milk, PackBaggage, Riding (work) Good walker. uni coloured: red-mahony, blond, dark fawn, white, grey and even black coloured 2 2 short horns 131 123 393 292 West African (Shorthorned) type, similar to Shuwa domestic breed Niger-Mali border. west coast of Niger 1000 773 3754 270 250 300 2 15 23.47 22.1 35 40 330 330 390 50 FAO Breed Survey Pagot (1985) L'Elevage en pays tropicaux. IEMVT (1971) Principal races domestiques de zones tropicales d'Afrique Francophone et de Madagascar. 1 1 3 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Cattle Bororo Peulh La race Bororo représente environ 41,55% (RGAC 2007) des effectifs du cheptel national et tire son nom d’une tribu Peulh du Niger. La même race reçoit plusieurs autres appellations. Cette race originaire du Niger est présente au Nigéria, au Benin, au Mali, au Burkina Faso, au Cameroun et en République Centrafricaine. Red Bororo Djafoun, Fellata, Gabassae, Gadehe, Hanagamba, Kreda, Mbororo, Ogha, Rahadji, Rahaza, Red Bororo, Red Fulani, Brahaza Carting, Meat, Milk, PackBaggage, Riding (work) uni coloured: mahogany, sometimes white 2 2 very long (up to 63 cm) lyre shaped horns 150 140 425 275 slender body with long legs n domestic breed West African Long-lyrehorned Zebu type eastern and central Niger 180 200 180 300 42 45 W42-34 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Cattle Djelli Djerma Diali., Djerma, Jali, Jalli, Jalliji, Jeli, Peul Nigerien, Shanun Bayaro, Djeli Carting, Meat, Milk uni coloured: white, sometimes white with spots 2 2 variable horn shape 130 115 300 300 West African Zebu type domestic breed South-western Niger 2 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Cattle Goudali Peulh Goudali Bokoloji, Chanoun mata, Goudhalé, Sokoto Gudali, Gudali Carting, Meat, Milk, Riding (work) 0 0 Short horns. 140 130 525 325 Rather long and broad ears, well-developed hump. domestic breed indigenous Zebu type South of Maradi and in the districts of Gaya (Department of Dosso), Konni (Department of Tahoua) and Diffa (zone of Bosso). 228 800 7.5 40 51 Breeding Station Kirkissoye. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Cattle Kuri Fulfulde Elle est élevée à la frontière du Nigeria par les Peuhls Katsinawa dans le sud du Département de Maradi White Fulani Baharie, Bare, Borrie, Boudouma, Buduma, Chad, Dongole, Kuburi, White Lake Chad, Kouri Carting, Meat, Milk, Riding (work) The animals can stay afloat and swim long distances. uni coloured: light or white, occasionally with spots 2 2 gigantic bulbous horns 152 139 499 363 domestic breed Bos taurus longifrons (Longhorn subgroup) Lake Chad Basin of Niger 280 1260 25 23 36 450 12 635 50 FAO Breed Survey F2-30 taux de fécondité:67-76%, production laitière:1260 kg pour une durée de lactation de 280 jours, poids vifs moyen: 400-500 kg regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Cattle Modicana Modicana SireLine uni coloured: red 0 0 domestic breed imported 2000 regional No Information extinct extinct extinct -Niger NER Cattle Piémontaise fr. Piedmont SireLine 0 0 domestic breed imported 2000 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Niger NER Cattle Yakanaye White Fulani Meat 2 2 Lyre shaped horns. These hornes are fine in cows and thick in oxen and bulls. 150 140 domestic breed indigenous Zebu type cattle. South of the Maradi department close to the border of Nigeria. Kept by the Katsinawa Peul pastoralists. local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Chicken Dourgounou Dwarf chicken. breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Chicken Gousgous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Chicken Kolonto Big size. domestic breed indigenous breed West of Niger. local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Dromedary Azarghaf Dromadaire de l'Aïr Riding (work) Extremely heat, cold and drought tolerant. Fast runner. multi coloured: cream to light brown coloured or magpie red brown or grey 200 175 370 370 domestic breed indigenous breed South Aïr Kept by the Tuaregs of Aïr and Kel-Gress pastoralists of Konni, Madoua and Tahoua. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Dromedary Azawak Tamacheck En lien avec la région géographique de l'Azawagh qui s'étalle entre le Nord Niger et le Nord Est Mali Dromadaire des Iullemenden, Aïr ou Abzin, Anastaram, Aballe Riding (work) uni coloured: cream to lightbrown 200 175 450 450 A strong chest, long, strong and muscular legs. domestic breed indigenous breed West and central Niger. Primarily kept by Tuareg pastoralists. The Azawak dromedary is also kept by the Haoussa and Peuhl who use it primarily pack/bagage. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Dromedary Berabish français Appelé également chameau du fleuve, il est mieux adapté aux conditions humaines et est réputé trypanotolérant (CORAF/EISMV, 1997) chameau du fleuve Locally adapted local No Information extinct extinct -Niger NER Dromedary Yoria Dromadaire du Manga, Roux de Gouré PackBaggage uni coloured: light brown, russet-red 195 180 550 550 domestic breed East of the Termit massive. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Goat Chèvre Rousse de Maradi Français La chèvre Rousse de Maradi se caractérise par une individualité très marquée et jouit d'une grande réputation en raison de la valeur marchande de sa peau. Son aire de dispersion couvre le Sud du Niger et le Nord du Nigeria. Des sous-types débordent vers l'Ouest et vers l'Est du Niger. A mesure que l'on s'éloigne du berceau d'origine, la race se modifie. La chèvre rousse de Maradi est présente dans les provinces du Séno et de l’Oudalan au Burkina Faso (Ouédraogo et al. cités par Djariri, 2005). Red Sokoto Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Robinet (1967) la considère comme une variété fixée. Doutressoulle (1947) la classe parmi les populations caprines du Fouta- Djallon. Son berceau se trouve entre les villes de Maradi et Tessaoua au Niger, et Sokoto au Nigéria. Au Niger, l’aire de dispersion de cette race, jadis limitée au sud des départements de Maradi et Zinder, s’est étendue progressivement à certaines régions du pays, suite à une vaste opération de diffusion de la chèvre Rousse entreprise dans les années 70. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Goat Chèvre du Sahel Français Ce sont des caprins de grande taille (80 cm) dits ‘’Maure’’ ou ‘’Bouzou’’ dont la robe est extrêmement variable (noir, blanche, fauve, tacheté). Le type bariolé est très représenté au Niger. C'est un animal qui a une bonne prédisposition pour la spéculation en viande et lait. L'adulte peut atteindre un poids de 35 kg. Le poil est ras et fin. Le bouc porte une barbiche et aussi une crinière qui s'étend parfois jusqu'à la croupe. Chez le mâle, le front convexe porte une touffe de poils. C'est un animal qu’on rencontre dans tous les pays du Sahel. Chèvre du Sahel (Sahelian en Anglais) Arabia, Bariolee du Sahel, Fulani, Touareg, West African Longlegged, Sahel Milk This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. comment: various colours 2 2 35 35 large sized animals, toggles and beards common. Short, fine hair. domestic breed 77 3.9 2.3 2.1 49 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Goat Gourma Gourmantchéma West African Dwarf Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Guinea fowl Angoulou It lays big-sized eggs with a very hard shell. Docile. uni coloured: black Big size. domestic variety indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Guinea fowl Hwaraa uni coloured: white Small size. It lays small and very fragile (thin-shelved eggs). domestic variety indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Guinea fowl Jaa uni coloured: red Small size. It lays eggs with thin shells. domestic variety indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Guinea fowl Koural Fataké uni coloured: grey Small size. domestic variety indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Guinea fowl Pintade Zabako Haoussa Grey Guineafowl Eggs, Meat It lays big-sized eggs with a very hard shell. Fasted growing guinea fowl variety in Niger. uni coloured: grey Big size. domestic variety indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Niger NER Horse Arewa 2 Haoussa Local croisé avec un pur-sang Native local No Information atRisk critical -Niger NER Horse Aréwa 1 Fr Barbe Africain, Bagazan, Ganja/Manga, Gobir, Ader, Djerma Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Horse Soudan (G0) Fr Exotic local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Horse Talon (G1) Fr Native local No Information atRisk critical -Niger NER Pig Porc Africain Fr Sus scrofa Locally adapted international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Quail Cailles Français Cailles Rain Quail Eggs, Meat, Medical local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Sheep Ara-Ara Agora, Bouzou, Mouton Targui Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 Spiral horns in males, horns are absent in females. 80 60 Small ears, roman shaped muzzle. domestic breed North of Niger 3.4 3.4 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Sheep Arabe fr. Black Maure 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Niger NER Sheep Balami Balami Meat uni coloured: white 0/2 0 Big sized animal with very long and broad ears, a large head and a long tail. Native n domestic breed District of Dakoro (Department of Maradi) in a locality called Sakabal. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Sheep Bali-Bali Fulani Fellata, Peul, Pied Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: magpie-black 2 0 Well-developed horns in males. 80 70 50 40 The ears are long (19 cm) and broad (8,5 cm). domestic variety variety of Fulani southern Niger wool 60 3.3 3.3 17 300 98 F88-147 1.09 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Niger NER Sheep Dane-Zaila Wool 0 0 domestic breed N'Gourti region. local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Sheep Goundoun Koundoum, Doundoun uni coloured: white
comment: black is the original colour of the fleece, but nowadays, as a consequence of inbreeding, one very often finds animals with white fleece 0 0 Spiral shaped horns. 55 55 40 40 short ears. domestic variety variety of Macina Along the river Niger. wool coarse/carpet 1.5 47 local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Sheep Hadine uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic breed District of guigmi at the Chadian border. local No Information unknown unknown -Niger NER Sheep Oudah Meat multi coloured: front part is dark brown to black and the posterior part is white coloured 0 0 80 80 50 50 Long tail. domestic breed 5.4 3.5 17 288 49 Kept by Oudawa pastoralists. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Cattle Adamawa Adamawa Adamawa Gudali, Adamawa Fulani Meat multi coloured: usually pied, white, black, red or brown 2 2 Medium length, thick crescent-shaped horns. 450 West African Zebu type. Medium to large sized animal. A pendulous hump and a short head and muzzle. domestic breed North-eastern Nigeria regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle Azawak Azaouak Azaouak, Azawa, Azawal, Tagama., Taureg, Shanun Adar PackBaggage Docile, can be trained for ploughing and carting. Uni coloured: blond to dark fawn, sometimes they are white, brown, pied and black 2 2 short horns 131 123 393 292 West African (Shorthorned) type, similar to Shuwa domestic breed Native to Azawak valley north east of Nigeria and distributed along its northern border. Generally, found on the Nigerian border in western Sokoto State. Also occurs in North western Kwara State and dotted along the northern order of Nigeria from Sokoto to eastern Kano. 290 917 20.7 19.8 37 52 426 507 FAO Breed Survey Pagot (1985) L'Elevage en pays tropicaux. IEMVT (1971) Principal races domestiques de zones tropicales d'Afrique Francophone et de Madagascar. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Cattle Bamenda uni coloured: brown
multi coloured: red pied, black pied 2 2 domestic variety variety of Adamawa local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle Biu 2 2 0 domestic variety Muturu (Shorthorn) x White Fulani (zebu); absorbed by Zebu Bornu local No Information extinct extinct -Nigeria NGA Cattle Keteku Borgou Borgawa, Kataku, Ketari, Baiama DraughtPower The breed is adapted to a harsh climate. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: white, grey and black colours predominate, pied and brown also occur 2 2 short horns 115 113 203 203 small hump or humpless domestic breed composite of humpless Dwarf Muturu (from southern Nigeria) and Zebu (from northern Nigeria) Sout-western Nigeria 200 500 18 15.8 45 618 300 F20(1) -109 F20(2)- 211 FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle Kuri Kuri Baharie, Bare, Borrie, Boudouma, Buduma, Chad, Dongole, Kuburi, White Lake Chad, Kouri Meat The animals can stay afloat and swim long distances. Kuri cattle are excellent carting animals. uni coloured: light or white, occasionally with spots 2 2 gigantic bulbous horns 152 139 499 363 Large-bodied hump less cattle. domestic breed Bos taurus longifrons (Longhorn subgroup) Lake Chad Basin of Nigeria, Bornu State. 180 300 360 800 4.5 25 22.5 50 474 561 FAO Breed Survey F2-30 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle Muturu Muturu Forest Muturu, Nigerian Shorthorn, Pagan, Nigerian Dwarf General This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: black
comments: generally, black coloured or black and white for those found south of Niger-Benue Rivers and Plateau State, Forest Muturu have a white patch around the muzzle and a tawny line above the vertebral column, in the north, brown, red and tawny colours occur 2 2 Short-horned. 95 88 smallest cattle breed known, humpless. domestic variety variety of West African Shorthorn: In Nigeria all Shorthorn cattle are called Muturu. There is no distinction between the Dwarf (Forest) and the Savannah types. southern Nigeria 216 421 11 11 28 42 14 27 N2-23 F20(2) -206 W78 F78-18 Available information on the production characteristics of this breed have been compiled and reviewed by the authors from exsisting literature for animals kept under different management conditions. The animals and their hides are used mainly for ritual sacrifices and cerimonies, particularly funerals. Muturu are, also, commonly kept as pets or, frequently, they are used for prestige or dowry purposes. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. They are exceptionally fertile, early maturing. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns. 116 104 550 299 Medium-sized, compact body, short legs, broad straight back, and no hump. Females have small dew-lap in male and fairly large head. domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn Occur in Southwest (Fashola and Ado-Ekiti) and south east (Adada) of Nigeria. 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Cattle Red Bororo eng. Red Bororo Djafoun, Fellata, Gabassae, Gadehe, Hanagamba, Kreda, Mbororo, Ogha, Rahaza, Red Fulani, Brahaza Meat uni coloured: mahogany, sometimes white 2 2 very long (up to 63 cm) lyre shaped horns 430 Slender body with long legs. Very large bodied breed with deep burgundy coloured coat, pendulous ears and long thick horns. domestic breed West African Long-lyrehorned Zebu type Native to the Arid and Semi Arid regions of Northern Nigeria 900 48 53 537 585 W42-34 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Cattle Shuwa Shuwa Tur, Wadara, Choa PackBaggage uni coloured: usually dark red, also black or pied. 2 2 Short horns. 129 126 323 277 Well developed hump in males. domestic breed West African Shorthorned Zebu type, similar to Azaouak North-eastern Nigeria 280 850 18.8 17.9 45 52 F20(1) -102 N5-129 The animals encounter the necessity to search for both water and feed during the dry season. Good dairy animal. Average milk yield 1,212kg over 259 days. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle Sokoto Gudali Sokoto Gudali Godali, Gudali, Sokoto, Bokoloji Milk uni colour: cream, light grey or dun
comment: some have darkened patches around the front half of the body 2 2 Horns are very short or effectively absent. 137 127 540 333 Short legs. Dewlap and skin folds are very well developed. domestic breed West African Shorthorned Zebu type North-western Nigeria 1450 22.1 22.1 39 46 467 N2-78, 79 FAO Breed Survey Rege J.O.E. et al (1994) Anim. Prod. 51 (1) in press. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle Wadara local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Cattle White Fulani eng. White Fulani Akou, Foulbe Blanc, White Kano, Yakanaji, Bunaji DraughtPower uni coloured: usually white with black skin and points 2 2 lyre shaped horns, up to 51 cm 130 500 323 Large well-developed dewlaps, especially in males. domestic breed West African Lyre-horned Zebu type Northern Nigeria, from Lagos State to Sokoto, Katsina and Kano States. Spread across the Middle Belt. 194 245 627 1034 5.5 21.5 21.5 40 60 388 810 N2-68-75 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Cattle Yola Yola Foulbé de Yola, Mayne, Tattabareji uni coloured: black, red, brown, dun
comments: pied or speckled with white domestic variety variety of Adamawa with Muturu blood North-eastern Nigeria regional No Information extinct extinct extinct -Nigeria NGA Chicken Nigerian Normal Feathered Chicken English Most of Nigerian local breeds of chicken derive their names from feather appearance Originated from jungle fowl of Java and Indonesian Islands Late 17th century All the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria 180 38 6 Start of lay: 25wks. Clutch number: 5. Egg production per year: 180. Average Hen weight: 1.07kg. Average Cock weight; 1.27kg. Egg weight:23-38gm local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Chicken ShikaBrown Nigerian The bird strain is able to cope with the harsh tropical environment of Nigeria. The brown egg layer- ShikaBrown chicken has a number of unique traits, such as excellent shell quality, high production rate, persistency in laying, egg weight, livability and feed conversion which makes it preferred layer strain in Nigeria and the West sub-region. Commercial strain- layer SB 98 Locally adapted y 2000 domestic strain Shika, Zaria, Kaduna, Kaduna State, Nigeria. local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Dromedary Saharan Camel eng. Saharan Camel Pied Camel The animals are kept (because of their efficient use of water in the desert part of the Sahel zone) for transportation, they thrive even under a minimum water level. The drinking intervals vary from three to five days upwards to ten day intervals. 550 350 domestic breed Sahel, northern part of Nigeria 360 5 48 12 Dromedaries in Nigeria are very faithful beasts of burden used essentially for personal transportation, to carry loads, draw water, pull ploughs and as cerimonial animals during Salla - Muslim celebrations. They attain sexual maturity at 3 - 6 years in males and sometimes as early as 8 - 12 months in females although matings are usually delayed until mature body size with a productive life of 10 - 20 years. Average milk yield is 2.8 - 10 kg /d in a lactation lenght of in average 12 months. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Goat Bornu White eng. 2 2 domestic variety variety of Nigerian local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Goat Damagaran Dapple-Grey eng. 2 2 domestic variety variety of Nigerian local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Goat Kano Brown eng. Kyasuwa 2 2 domestic variety variety of Nigerian, possible origin from Red Sokoto local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Goat Katsina Light-Brown eng. 2 2 domestic variety variety of Nigerian local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Goat Mambilla 2 2 domestic variety variety of Nigerian local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Goat Maure Maure uni coloured: fawn
multi coloured: pied brown 2 0/2 82 33 males have a mane domestic variety variety of Sahelian 500 N24-135 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Goat Nigerian eng. Desert Goat uni coloured: white 2 2 83 75 30.4 28.1 small ears, short and fine hair coat domestic breed Sahelian or intermediates with West African Dwarf hair A3-1 local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Goat Red Sokoto eng. Red Sokoto Chevre Rousse de Maradi Milk The skin from Maradi goats (Sokoto) is of the highest quality. multi coloured: typically dark red-brown 2 2 short horizontal horns 64 58 27.1 25.7 large beard in males domestic variety variety of Nigerian, intermediate between Sahelian and West African Dwarf Sokoto and Kano States, North-western Nigeria 140 150 72 220 46 6.2 0.6 1.56 72 47 A3- 4, 9 N24-55 1.79 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 40 40 22 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed 1.17 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Horse Bhirum Pony Pagan dwarf domestic breed northern Nigeria local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Horse Bornu domestic variety variety of West African Dongola North-eastern Nigeria local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Horse Hausa Hausa domestic variety variety of West African Dongola regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Horse Sulebawa domestic variety variety of West-African Barb, probably from Niger local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Pig Nigerian Native eng. Nigerian Indigenous The breed is known for a good heat tolerance. These pigs are maybe partly trypanotolerant and resistant to some other diseases. This breed is very sexually precocious. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black, white 61 61 85 85 long, straight pointed snout domestic variety variety of West African 1.05 1.05 315 A7-67 7.4 local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Sheep Black Maure eng. Black Maure Mauritiana, Moor, Moorish, Mouton Maure a Poil Long, Arab Meat uni coloured: usually black or brown
multi coloured: sometimes white pied 0 0 long-haired domestic variety variety of Maure hair F88-131 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Sheep Bornu Bornu Balandji, Balani, Balemi, Balonndi, Bellani, Weiladjo, White Bororo, Balami Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 64 47 large sized animals domestic variety variety of Fulani North-eastern Nigeria wool 3.5 3.5 142 F88-149 N2-116 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Sheep Fulani Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peul-Peul, Peulh, Poulfouli, Peuhl Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 55 40 30 domestic breed Sahel type wool 3.1 2.9 117 F88-135 W53-14 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Sheep Maure Maure Mauritanian, Moor, Moorish, Arab 2 0 45 32.4 similar to Taureg domestic breed Sahel type wool 3 W53-14 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Sheep Nigerian Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroons Dwarf, Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Pagan, Southern, West African Maned, West African Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: white usually with black patches, occasionally black 2 0/2 67 58 37 27 males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed hair 110 65 6 1.9 1.8 98 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey 1.29 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nigeria NGA Sheep North Nigerian Fulani eng. Uda Meat multi coloured: front half black (or brown), back half white 2 0 80 70 65 45 males may be maned, long thin tail domestic variety variety of Fulani northern Nigeria wool 60 3.9 3.5 98 F88-147 1.09 international No Information unknown unknown critical -Nigeria NGA Sheep Permer Meat multi coloured: usually pied, especially white with black head 0 0 hairy domestic breed composite of Blackhead Persian and German Merino hair medium local No Information unknown unknown -Nigeria NGA Sheep Yankasa White Fulani, Y'ankasa, Hausa Meat multi coloured: black, white with black eyes and nose 0/2 0/2 small horns, variable in shape 40 large breed, many males are maned domestic variety variety of Fulani north central Nigeria wool 3.5 3.5 76 F88-150, 151 The animals graze with cattle and are tied up at night. 1.06 local No Information unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Ass Burro sp.= donkey Riding (work) domestic rural areas local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Brahman Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed around 1920 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Guzerat Guzerat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Gyr Gir Meat 0 0 Zebu cattle domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported 1890 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Indubrasil Indo-Brasilian 0 0 Zebu cattle domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Mateares, Los Brasiles, la Paz Centro, Nagarote & Matagalpa international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed 1940 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Reyna sp. Tropical Dairy Criollo Improved Criollo, Milking Criollo, Tropical Dairy Criollo, criollo lechero centroamericano, Criollo Lechero Tropical Milk uni coloured: light dun to dark red
multi coloured: often with black points 2 2 domestic breed developed in Nicaragua from descendants of breeds introduced by the Spaniards during the conquest around 1500 1950s mainly Rivas and Masaya regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Salers fr. Salers 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Simbrah Simbrah Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Simmental and brahman (5/8 Simmental 3/8 Brahman) international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported Rivas and Chontales international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic line commercial sector international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Cook eng. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Dekalb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Dekalb Eggs domestic line commercial sector international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Gallina de patio sp. Meat domestic each familly keeps between 10 and 55 hens on average local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic line commercial sector international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic line commercial sector international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Kabir Commercial strain- broiler- Kabir Chicks Ltd. Eggs domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Eggs domestic line commercial sector international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Goat Boer Boer Milk 0 0 domestic breed small-scale dairy production international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Goat Criolla sp. Creole Meat 0 0 domestic breed small-scale dairy production international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian Milk 0 0 domestic breed small-scale dairy production international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 domestic breed small-scale dairy production international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Meat 0 0 domestic breed small-scale dairy production international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Horse Criollo sp. Riding (work) domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse Riding (sports) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Horse Cubano de Paso sp. Costeño domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Horse Española sp. Purebred Spanish Riding (sports) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Nicaragua NIC Horse Ibero sp. Iberoamericano Riding (sports) domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Horse Peruana sp. Riding (sports) domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Horse Árabe Arab domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Pig Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed over 97 % of the total pig population is kept in backyard farming systems that are dominated by the Criollo breed, less than 3% of the total pig population is kept in industrial/commercial production systems dominated by breeds such as Landrace, Duroc, Yorkshire and Hampshire local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed less than 3% of the total pig population is kept in industrial/commercial production systems dominated by breeds such as Landrace, Duroc, Yorkshire and Hampshire international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed less than 3% of the total pig population is kept in industrial/commercial production systems dominated by breeds such as Landrace, Duroc, Yorkshire and Hampshire international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Nicaragua NIC Pig Jersey eng. Jersey Red Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed less than 3% of the total pig population is kept in industrial/commercial production systems dominated by breeds such as Landrace, Duroc, Yorkshire and Hampshire international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Pig Pelon sp. Pelon Pelon Tabasqueno, Black Hairless of the Tropics Lard uni coloured: black Iberian Type domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Nicaragua NIC Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed less than 3% of the total pig population is kept in industrial/commercial production systems dominated by breeds such as Landrace, Duroc, Yorkshire and Hampshire international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Rabbit Angora eng. Angora domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Rabbit Azul de Viena sp. Blauer Wiener Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Rabbit Belier fr. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Nicaragua NIC Rabbit California eng. California Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Nicaragua NIC Rabbit Neocelandés sp. New Zealand Meat domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Nicaragua NIC Sheep Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat 0 0 domestic breed mainly dry zones of Pacific coast hair international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat 0 0 domestic breed mainly dry zones of Pacific coast international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Sheep Katahdin Katahdin Meat 0 0 domestic breed mainly dry zones of Pacific coast hair international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Cuba 1982 mainly dry zones of Pacific coast hair regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Sheep Romanov Romanov Meat 0 0 domestic breed mainly dry zones of Pacific coast international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat 0 0 domestic breed mainly dry zones of Pacific coast wool international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nicaragua NIC Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat 0 0 domestic breed mainly dry zones of Pacific coast wool international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Niue NIU Cattle Brahman crossbreed eng. Meat 0 0 domestic breed mostly tethered with individual farmers having up to 5 animals, which they rotate around their land local No Information unknown unknown -Niue NIU Cattle Friesian crossbreed eng. 0 0 domestic breed mostly tethered with individual farmers having up to 5 animals, which they rotate around their land local No Information unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Ass Mediterran Miniature UK Miniature Mediterranean Donkeys originated in the Mediterranean area of Northern Africa in ancient times and more recently from the Islands of Sicily and Sardinia off the west coast of Italy. Over time the distinctions between the two island populations blurred and they are now considered one breed properly called Miniature Mediterranean Donkeys. They are simply referred to as Miniature Donkeys in North America. Purebred Miniature Donkeys in the Mediterranean area are rapidly disappearing as the small donkeys are being mixed with larger breeds. For this reason, Miniature Donkeys in North America have global genetic value. Fortunately, numbers in the U.S. and Canada are strong and are increasing since the first Miniature Donkeys arrived in the United States in the early 1900's. Within the past ten years the export of Miniature Donkeys to England, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia has demonstrated the increasing popularity of these versatile, affectionate creatures. In 2014 the MDR now has over 65,500 registered donkeys. The Miniature Donkey is a compact, well-proportioned animal with a sweet, sociable disposition. At maturity (3 years) it is able to pull a cart or carry a pack as it did in its native Sicily and Sardinia. The Miniature Donkey community should strive to combine as many positive qualities as possible in each jennet and jack pairing to ensure the progeny will be excellent representatives of the breed. 80 80 73,75 till 92 cm Exotic y from the Islands of Sicily and Sardinia off the west coast of Italy from USA local No Information unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Ass ezel "Donkey till 91 cm or till 120 cm. With some bigger Poitou donkeys (140 cm). Heterogenous background. Now called ""Nederlandse ezel""." Nederlandse ezel 100 100 Exotic y 2001 local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Buffalo Buffel dutch For mozzarella cheese and meat. http://h2obuffalo.nl/index.html http://www.buffelfarm.nl/ http://www.waterbuffelfarm.nl/ https://www.destoerderij.nl/ Mediterranean Buffalo 0 0 130 800 Exotic y domestic breed imported from Italy. 1997 2300 l milk/year. 8,5% fat and 5% protein. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Polled beef breed Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported from Schotland international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Ayrshire Red and white cattle with special horn shape. Ayrshire Exotic n domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Belgisch Blauw dutch Breed specialized for beef production. Economic breed. Belgian Blue Belgian Blue 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported from Belgium international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Belgisch Blauw Mixt nl Dual purpose breed, originating from Belgium Belgian Blue mixte Exotic n domestic breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Cattle Belted Galloway Galloway is of great importance for grazing and nature management. eng. There is also a strain Belted Galloway. In 2008 with 49 adult breeding females. Belted Galloway VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Fast growing animal with carcass with a good conformation. Blonde D’aquitaine VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic y 1982 domestic breed imported from France international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Brahman The Brahman breed was developed from progeny of four Indian cattle breeds with some infusion Brahman Exotic n domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Brandrood Brandrood cattle is important for grazing and nature management. dutch De Deep Red is descended from the Meuse-Rhine_IJssel (Netherlands). The animals are red with small white patterns on head an tail tip and on the four legs (6 points white). They have a dark pigmented nose and blue tongue. Deep Red VegetationManagement Because of the fact the original breed was MRIJ, no population data from before 1980 are known. By that time all these cattle were registered as MRIJ. known from old paintings f.e. Paulus Potter Especially for nature management. Some farmers milk Deep Red cattle. uni coloured: red with white spots on head and white tail tip 2 2 140 130 500 Quiet character Native y domestic breed native, descended from Meuse-Rhine-Yssel (Netherlands) 1976 eastern and southern parts of The Netherlands extensive (non backyard) grazing 4000 3000 5000 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Netherlands NLD Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss 0 0 144.8 Exotic n domestic breed imported international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Chianina it. Chianina 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Dahomey Benin Dwarf cattle breed from Africa (Dahomey (now Benin)). Dahomey 100 85 300 230 Exotic y domestic breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Cattle Fleckvieh dutch website www.fleckviehstamboek.nl. Fleckvieh in the Netherlands is used for crossbreeding. Fleckvieh aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklopädie Das Fleckvieh, auch Simmentaler oder Simmentaler Fleckvieh genannt, ist eine Rasse des Hausrindes. Die Benennung ist jedoch in der Schweiz unterschiedlich zu der in Deutschland und Österreich. In Deutschland und Österreich werden Fleckvieh und Simmentaler bzw. Simmentaler Fleckvieh synonym verwendet. In der Schweiz bezeichnet man als Simmentaler Tiere, die weniger als 12,5 % Red Holstein Vorfahren besitzen, während der Begriff Swiss Fleckvieh bis 1. Juli 2008 Tiere bezeichnet, die zwischen 12,5 und 75 % Red Holstein Vorfahren haben. Ab 1. Juli 2008 wurde die sogenannte Blutgrenze zur Abgrenzung gegenüber Red Holstein auf 87 % erhöht. Zudem soll Swiss Fleckvieh zu einer eigenständigen Rasse werden[1]. Allerdings führt auch das Fleckvieh in Deutschland und in Österreich einen gewissen Anteil an Red Holstein-Blut. Fleckvieh ist eine sogenannte Zweinutzungsrasse, bei der die Milch- und die Fleischleistung gleichermaßen eine Rolle spielen. Die Rasse geht auf Hausrinder im Simmental im Berner Oberland zurück, das bereits im Mittelalter für seine großwüchsigen und gescheckten Rinder bekannt war. Simmental 0 0 143 Exotic n domestic breed originally Austria international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Fries Hollands (FH), zwartbont dutch This was till 1975 the most important breed in the Netherlands. Black and white cows. Dutch Friesian cows were exported to the USA, were from these animals the Holstein Friesian is bred. Due to the selection from dual purpose to specialized dairy cattle the milk production of the HF is higher and muscling is lower.http://www.frieshollands.nl Dutch Friesian Dutch Friesian Milk 2005: This indigenous Dutch breed is a black and white dairy type cattle. During a century the FH breed was the most important breed in the Netherlands (till about 1980). In 1963 the cattle population was 71% FH and 26% MRIJ. In 2007 less than 1% is FH. black and white 0 2 136 Native y 1879 domestic breed native about 1450 6910 4.52 3.56 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Netherlands NLD Cattle Fries Roodbont dutch Red and white cattle. Conformation like Dutch Friesian (FH). Red colour is single recessive gene. Homozygote animals can be darker red than heterozygote animals.http://www.zeldzamerassen.nl/roodbontfriesvee/Geschiedenis Red and white cattle. Conformation like Dutch Friesian (FH). Red colour is single recessive gene. Homozygote animals can be darker red than heterozygote animals.http://www.zeldzamerassen.nl/roodbontfriesvee/Geschiedenis Red and white cattle. Conformation like Dutch Friesian (FH). Red colour is single recessive gene. Homozygote animals can be darker red than heterozygote animals. http://www.zeldzamerassen.nl/roodbontfriesvee/Geschiedenis Red Friesian, Friesian Red and White Meat, Milk 56 breeders in 2004. Unofficial sub-herdbook established in 1897. Bloodgroup research by Mr.C.Buys, Nude 25, NL-6702 DJ Wageningen, Netherlands, Tel. 0317-414052 Unoffic. sub-herdbook established in 1897 multi coloured: red, white 2 2 not too big, curved shape 134 dual purpose breed Native y 1905 domestic breed indigenous breed, Dutch Friesian (carrying red factor) northern part of Holland (Friesland) dual purpose breed local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Netherlands NLD Cattle Glan The Glan cattle were imported again in Limburg by Natuurmonumenten in 2002. From the Eiffel. To graze in Noorbeek. Glan Donnersberg Glanrind VegetationManagement yellow 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported from the Eiffel. Now nature management. In the past: milk, meat, draught. Limburg regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Cattle Groninger Blaarkop More interest in this breed for crossbreeding with HF (F1 product). And from organic farmers. dutch "Groningen Whiteheaded is an old Dutch breed. In the beginning of the 20th century is was found in Groningen and Utrecht-South-Holland. It is a dual purpose breed with 60% milk and 40% meat part. Some say 50-50. The cattle are black and white or red and white with white head and black eye-rings, white """"socks"""", belly and tailtip. They are about 133 cm high. Strong legs and claws, good food-efficiency." Groningen White-Headed Groningen White-Headed Meat, Milk There is a strong influence of HF. Ca. 6 000 cross-breds Groninger Blaarkop x HF exist. A breeding structure for pure-breeding is in place and results in a slow increase of numbers of pure-bred females.; 2004: 20% is black Groningen, 80% red. About 1500 animals is 8/8 Groningen breed. http://szh.nowonline.nl/GroningerBlaarkop www.regionalcattlebreeds.eu There are many crossbreds with HF. Narrow blood characteristics. All AI males go back to one male in 1924. For cows easy calving and high fertility is reported. The animals have strong legs and feet. The breed is known for longevity with an average age of 5.04 years. big claws for wet area's. Is said about this breed. "multi coloured: black and white or red and white with white head and black eye-rings, white """"socks"""", belly and tailtip" 2 2 middle size, horizontal, sometimes driphorns or volatile horns 134 In 2008 about 25% is black white headed and 75% is red. Native y 1907 domestic breed indigenous original breed (19th century) 1900 From origin: Province Groningen and around Utrecht to West Nederland. Now the whole country. semi - intensive 6166 4.38 3.57 312 suckling cows are kept in natural areas. regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Netherlands NLD Cattle Heck Heck breed is important for grazing and nature management. "Around 1930 created by crossings of several primitive breeds to look like the original ""Oerrund"". The Heck looks like the original breed but is a lot smaller." Heck cattle VegetationManagement 0 0 long horns Exotic n wild breed created bact from different breeds regional No Information unknown unknown critical -Netherlands NLD Cattle Heidekoe NL Sortbroget Jydsk Malkekvaeg, imported from Denmark in 2007. Found at 2 farmers: Westergaard en Kortegaard. Originally found at poor ground is Jutland, Germany and Netherlands. Kortegaard still at Gelders Landschap. Westergaard now at Natuurmonumenten. In 2021 Vereniging het Heiderund. Jutland cattle Sortbroget Jydsk Malkekvaeg about 110 wither height Exotic n These cattle origin in Jutland, but similar cows were in the past in the Netherlands. regional Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained critical -Netherlands NLD Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Milk 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Holland Dexter eng. Dexter VegetationManagement One colour: black, brown or dun 2 2 110 100 500 325 miniature Exotic y domestic breed imported from Ireland 22 22 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Holstein Friesian (zwartbont) dutch 98% of Dutch dairy cattle is Holstein. In 1975 1,2% of all AI was from this breed, in 1980 10,7% and in 1984 already 44,9%. Holstein (black and white) Holstein Friesian Milk In the Netherlands Holstein Friesian is the main cattle breed. This breed is known for the high milk production. Black and white or Red and White 2 2 Most horns are removed. There are some polled cattle. 145 milk type Native y 1984 domestic breed composite of Dutch Friesian (Netherlands) and Holstein-Friesian (USA and Canada). since 1970, from Holstein-Friesian (USA) country-wide 354 8694 9705 4.4 3.5 354 EY 305 days: Black and white: 9705 kg and Red and White: 8694 kg international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Holstein Friesian roodbont nl 98% of Dutch dairy cattle is Holstein. In 1975 1,2% of all AI was from this breed, in 1980 10,7% and in 1984 already 44,9%. Holstein (red and white) Milk 144.6 Native y domestic breed international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 125.5 Exotic y domestic breed imported international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Lakenvelder "In the past the animals were used as """"park-cattle""""." dutch Dutch Belted cattle have a white belt. More than 25 cm. Between the shoulder and the hip. Between 126-136 cm. Horns, feet and tongue have to be pigmented. https://zeldzamerassen.nl/lakenvelderrund/de-vereniging/ Dutch Belted Dutch Belted Hobby Lakenvelder population: 50% black and 50% red; semen of 10 bulls at KI Samen BV, 1100 inseminations a year and unknown number of natural matings in 2004. 1100 females and 30 males and 304 breeders in 2004. "as old animal used as ""park-cattle"" by country-seats" claw quality multi coloured: black or red with white belt 2 2 occurrence of rare polled animals, little volatile horns 130 Native y 1997 domestic breed indigenous original Dutch Belted (Lakenvelder) In 1772 this breed was already described. In 1950 the breed was almost extinct. No herd book meant no sires to use. 5-20% Belted Galloway imported from United Kingdom since 1960: 5-20% Dutch Belted imported from USA since 1979 country-wide international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Netherlands NLD Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin is beef breed, originally from France. Limousin Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Longhorn ger. Longhorn 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Cattle Maas-Rijn-IJssel dutch In 1963 was 26% of the Dutch cattle population MRIJ. Dual purpose, sober, strong, calm, robust, muscled red and white cattle. Thick thighs and strong legs. Females are about 137 cm in height and weigh 600-800 kg. Males somewhat taller. Strong points of the MRY breed are longevity, low veterinary cost, little feet or fertility problems and high revenues from sale of cull stock, resulting in a high net income or margin per kg of milk. The optimal environment for the MRY breed is considered to be a production system with much grass or silage, or even with permanent pasture, a so called extensive farm management system (<12.000 kg milk/ha). Maas-Rijn-Ijssel MRIJ, Meuse-Rhine-Yssel cattle, Red and White, Roodbont Meat, Milk The population of MRIJ is decreasing quite fast. This is a dual-purpose breed which can economically compete with the HF cattle. multi coloured: red, white 2 2 138.8 Dual purpose breed. Strong points of the MRY breed are longevity, low veterinary cost, little feet or fertility problems and high revenues from sale of cull stock Native y domestic breed Indigenous breed. MRY was developed in two regions in the Netherlands, in the province Overijssel and in the eastern part of Brabant. MRY is a dual purpose breed, selected for both milk and meat production. Since 1874 animals are registered in the Nederlands Rundvee Syndicaat (NRS) an since 1905 MRY is recognized as a breed. There are also populations of MRY or (strong) related breeds in Luxembourg, Belgium (Belgian Red Pied or Pie Rouge de Belgique), Germany (German Red or Deutsche Rotbunte), Spain and also in Ireland and Eastern Europe. 1874 since 1970, max 12% Red Holstein (USA) is in the population, The number of animals has decreased the last 30 years due to the replacement by Red Holstein. southern and eastern Netherlands; along the rivers. semi - intensive 6743 4.45 3.63 330 Dual purpose breed. Height between 1905-1955 was 130 cm. In 2000 a mean MRIJ cow was 137 cm. In 2014 139 cm. international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Maine Anjou dutch Maine-Anjou breeding line, Dutch Friesian 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed indigenous breed international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Maraichine French breed, link met Nantaise/Parthenaise. Vache Maraichine Exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Cattle Marchigiana it. Italian beef breed. First cattle imported in 1989. Marchigiana 0 0 Exotic y 1989 domestic breed imported in 1989 imported in 1989 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Montbéliarde fr. Originally from the eastern part of France, close to Switzerland. Montbeliarde is bred to dairy breed, but has remained muscled. Montbéliarde Red and white or black and white 0 0 143.2 Exotic y domestic breed imported international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Noors Roodbont Norwegian Red Exotic n domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Cattle Normande Normande Exotic n domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Parthenaise Red brown beef breed. Parthenais Exotic imported from France international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Piemontese it. Piedmont VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Cattle Salers Crossbred between Deep Red cattle and Frans Saler cattle. Salers VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported breed for nature management international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Schotse Hooglander Is used for grazing and nature management. dutch Highland Scottish Highlander, Highland VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Verbeterd Roodbont dutch From the dual purpose breed M.R.IJ. this breed is selected to a beef production breed. Coloured animals with excellent conformation. http://www.verbeterdroodbont.nl/ Improved Red and White Meat 0 0 Native y 1988 domestic breed Indigenous breed. Muscled. This is not the same breed as Red Holstein and is descended from Maas-Rijn-Yssel. 1988 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Netherlands NLD Cattle Wagyu Wagyu or Japanese Black is a beef breed with a high amount of intramuscular fat. Wagyu 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Cattle Witrik dutch Not a breed, but a colouring. White line over the back, white tail, white bottom and spotted head. tp://www.zeldzamerassen.nl/de%20witrik Coloursided white back VegetationManagement 2004: 266 animals in herd book; 38 animals are evaluated as excellent. 0 0 Native 2002 domestic breed indigenous local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Cattle Zweeds Roodbont Swedish Red 136 Exotic n domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Assendelfts Hoen groot dutch Founded in 16th century. Assendelft Fowl Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Assendelfts Hoenkriel dutch Assendelft bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Australorp ISA Hendrix Genetics ISA is part of Hendrix Genetics, the international multi-species breeding company with activities in layer, turkey, swine and salmon breeding. ISA breeds pure line layers in 7 R&D centers located in Canada, France and the Netherlands. ISA is headquartered in Boxmeer, the Netherlands. They maintain 2 lines of Australorp. Australorp Hybro poultry Native y domestic line indigenous breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Baardkuifhoen dutch Dutch breed, old name was Padua. Paduan Polands (bearded) Native indigenous breed international Not Sufficient atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Chicken Baardkuifhoenkrielen dutch Polands (bearded) bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Barnevelder groot dutch Barnevelder Barnevelder Native domestic breed indigenous breed, old cultivated breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Chicken Barnevelder kriel dutch Barnevelder Bantam Barnevelder bantam Native indigenous breed regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock ISA Hendrix Genetics ISA is part of Hendrix Genetics, the international multi-species breeding company with activities in layer, turkey, swine and salmon breeding. ISA breeds pure line layers in 7 R&D centers located in Canada, France and the Netherlands. ISA is headquartered in Boxmeer, the Netherlands. They maintain 2 lines of Barred Plymouth Rock. Plymouth Rock Hybro poultry Native y domestic line indigenous breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Brabanter groot dutch Brabanter Fowl Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Brabanter kriel dutch Brabanter bantam Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Chaams Hoen dutch Chaam Fowl Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Drentse Hoen groot dutch Drent Fowl Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Drentse Hoen kriel dutch Drent bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Eikenburger kriel wit NL Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Eikenburger kriel zwart dutch Eikenburger bantam Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Chicken Fries Hoen groot dutch Friesland Friesian Fowl Native indigenous breed regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Fries Hoen kriel dutch Friesian bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Groninger Meeuw groot dutch Groninger Mew Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Groninger Meeuw kriel dutch Groninger Mew bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Herve hoen http://www.mergellandhoen.nl/home La poule de Herve Mergelland hoen, La poule de Herve Native land van Herve in Belgium regional No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Chicken Hollands Hoen dutch "The Hamburgh is a nice chicken, blue legs and rose ""kam"". A male is 2 till 2,5 kg. A femal 1,6-1.8 kg. The weight of a egg is about 50 g." Hamburgh Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Hollands Hoen kriel dutch The Hamburgh bantam is smaller Hamburgh bantam Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Hollandse kriel, 28 kleurslagen erkend dutch Dutch Bantam dates from about 1850. The oldest painting is from 1856. In 1906 the breed became a breed. Dutch bantam Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Chicken Hollandse kuifhoenders dutch Crested fowl are pre-eminently show birds. Formerly they were kept utilitarian because they were much larger and heavier then the existing farm-fowl, thus providing larger eggs and more meat. The breed’s typical feature is, of course, the knob on the bird’s cranium. Even at birth it is clearly visible. The larger the knob, the larger the crest. The ideal crest is large and round, but does not cover the eyes. The cock's crest feathers should be narrow like the feathers of the neck and saddle, thus the crest is somewhat flattened at the front and the longest crest feathers will reach as far as the lower end of the wattles. The hen's crest feathers are rounder and shorter, thus enabling the crest to become large, round and serried. The breed has many colours, the crest is always white. Black-crested Whites are the exception but they have never been large in numbers although there is a small enthusiastic group of breeders trying to keep the breed. Polands (non bearded) Native indigenous breed. Poland's have been painted very frequently in the past few centuries. The first known paintings in the Netherlands date back to the 16th century. Painters kept Poland's (and other old breeds) which then featured on different paintings! This proves again that Poland's are a very old breed and are part of our cultural history. To put it differently; to save the Poland as a breed is as important as keeping the paintings of the old masters in our museums! local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Hollandse kuifhoenkrielen dutch Polands (non bearded) bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Kraaikop groot dutch "Male 3 kg. Female 2-3.5 kg. No ""kam"". Egg 55 gram" Kraienkoppe Breda Fowl Native indigenous breed regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Chicken Kraaikop kriel dutch Kraienkoppe Bantam Breda bantam Native indigenous breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Lakenvelder hoen groot zwart dutch Lakenvelder Lakenvelder Fowl Native indigenous breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Lakenvelder hoen kriel dutch Bantam black and white chicken Lakenvelder Bantam Lakenvelder bantam Native indigenous breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Leghorn (Nederlands type) nl Leghorn is the English word for Livorno, the city where this breed must have originated. However, the breed has been brought to the current degree of purity outside its country of origin. Leghorns of different types were selected in various countries, but they all have yellow shanks and white ear-lobes. The Leghorn belongs to the lightweight breeds. The breed became famous for its exceptional egg laying ability. In the first half of the Twentieth Century it was the national breed in the Netherlands, when about 70% of the commercial poultry stock consisted of Leghorns. In the Fifties, the specially selected egg-producing breeds kept in professional poultry farming were replaced by hybrids. Poultry lovers, however, took over the task of caring for the Leghorn and are still preserving it today for future generations. The Leghorn is called by names that differ from country to country. In the Netherlands, United States and Great Britain the breed is called Leghorn. In Italy, the country of origin, the breed is called Livorno; Belgium has also adopted the name Livorno which coexists together with the name in use in German speaking countries, which is Italiener (German for ‘Italian’). Since Belgium is also a French-speaking country, the French name “Leghorn type moderne” (Italiener type) is another denomination being used in the country. However, in German speaking countries the name Leghorn is specific for the American Leghorn. The Dutch type is rather elongated in shape, but also very strong in its appearance. The general appearance is that of a slender bird, with broad shoulders that become progressively narrower towards the tail. The eyes are orange red. The cock’s single comb stands up erect, while the hen’s comb’s blade is lopped and falls over on one side. The rose comb variation is also recognised. The comb spike is protruding backwards. The cock weighs between 2.5 and 3.5 kg, the hen between 2.25 and 2,75 kg. The bantam cock will weigh 700 to 800 g and the bantam hen will be 600 to 700 g. The following colour varieties are recognised in the Dutch selection type (please click on the name on the picture to open the page corresponding to the specific colour variety): Dutch Leghorn Eggs, Fancy Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Leghornkriel (Nederlands type) http://www.leghorn.nl/index.php/leghorns-132 Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Nederlandse sabelpootkriel dutch Feathers on the leg, long feather looks like a sword. Booted bantam Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken New Hampshire ISA Hendrix Genetics ISA is part of Hendrix Genetics, the international multi-species breeding company with activities in layer, turkey, swine and salmon breeding. ISA breeds pure line layers in 7 R&D centers located in Canada, France and the Netherlands. ISA is headquartered in Boxmeer, the Netherlands. They maintain 2 lines of New Hampshire. New Hampshire Hybro poultry Native y domestic line indigenous breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Noord-Hollandse Blauwe groot, koekoek dutch About 1875 created. A meat breed. Last commercial farm closed in 1977. North Holland blue Fowl Native indigenous breed, about 1900 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Noord-Hollandse Blauwe kriel, koekoek dutch North Holland blue bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Rhode Island Red ISA Hendrix Genetics ISA is part of Hendrix Genetics, the international multi-species breeding company with activities in layer, turkey, swine and salmon breeding. ISA breeds pure line layers in 7 R&D centers located in Canada, France and the Netherlands. ISA is headquartered in Boxmeer, the Netherlands. They maintain 7 till 10 lines of Rhode Island Red. Rhode Island Red Hybro poultry Native y domestic line indigenous breeding line international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Rhode Island White ISA Hendrix Genetics ISA is part of Hendrix Genetics, the international multi-species breeding company with activities in layer, turkey, swine and salmon breeding. ISA breeds pure line layers in 7 R&D centers located in Canada, France and the Netherlands. ISA is headquartered in Boxmeer, the Netherlands. They maintain 7 lines Rhode Island White. Feather sexing. White hen with brown eggs. Rhode Island Red Hybro poultry Native y domestic line indigenous breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Schijndelaar wit dutch Schijndelaar Fowl Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Chicken Sussex ISA Hendrix Genetics ISA is part of Hendrix Genetics, the international multi-species breeding company with activities in layer, turkey, swine and salmon breeding. ISA breeds pure line layers in 7 R&D centers located in Canada, France and the Netherlands. ISA is headquartered in Boxmeer, the Netherlands. Sussex Hybro poultry Native indigenous breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Chicken Twents hoen groot dutch Twente Fowl / Kraienkoppe Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Twents hoen kriel dutch Twente bantam / Kraienkoppe bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Uilebaard groot dutch Owl-bearded Fowl Native domestic breed indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Uilebaard kriel dutch Owl-bearded bantam Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken Welsumer (roodpatrijs) groot dutch Has big dark brown spikkeled eggs. Has lost the concurrence of other breeds. Welsummer Welsummer Native domestic breed indigenous breed, old cultivated breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Chicken Welsumer (roodpatrijs) kriel dutch Welsummer Bantam Welsummer bantam Native domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Chicken White Leghorn ISA Hendrix Genetics dutch ISA is part of Hendrix Genetics, the international multi-species breeding company with activities in layer, turkey, swine and salmon breeding. ISA breeds pure line layers in 7 R&D centers located in Canada, France and the Netherlands. ISA is headquartered in Boxmeer, the Netherlands. They maintain 15 lines of White Leghorn. White Leghorn Australorp., Californian Grey Barren Plymouth Rock, Rhode Island Red, White Rhode Island Red, Poultry layerlines from White Leghorn Eggs Native international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Dog Boerenfox Working dog on a farm (catches rats, mouses and moles and can drive farm animals). Not yet an established breed, but it is cultural heritage. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boerenfox Guard, Hunting Native local No Information unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Dog Drentsche Patrijshond home dog nl "Breed organisation ""De Drentsche Patrijshond""." Dutch Partridge Dog Dutch Partridge dog Hunting White with brown plates, with or without points 63 55 32 27 Native y 1948 domestic breed Dogs for more functions: to take care of the home/family, take care of the animals and can be used for the hunt. All round dog. 1948 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Dog Hollandse Smoushond nl The Dutch Smoushond is affectionate, cheerful, friendly and free-natured. Solid. Not nervous, busy, or frightened. It is a shaggy, lively, lively, powerful and squarely built dog..Dutch breed. http://www.smoushond.nl/. http://www.smoushond.nl/boek-de-hollandse-smoushond-herziene-uitgave-2018/ 40 38 9 9 Hair looks as a bad hair day Native y 1850 local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Dog Hollandse herder (korthaar, langhaar en ruwhaar) nl Dutch breed, females about 55-60 cm heigh. Three coat varieties and some colour varieties. www.hollandseherder.nl Native local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Dog Kooikerhondje The Kooikerhondje is an old Dutch race bred to lure ducks into traps. nl "Dutch breed from about 35-40 cm. www.kooikerhondje.nl. Vereniging ""Het Nederlandse Kooikerhondje"". The Kooikerhondje can be seen in paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries, but didn't become an official, recognized race until June 18, 1966. Unfortunately, by the end of World War II, when dwindling duck stocks left the Kooikerhondje out of a job, the breed almost became extinct. In all it is thought only 25 Kooikerhondjes were left in existence. In 1939 Baroness Van Hardenbroek van Ammerstol decided to resurrect the little Kooikerhondje. For generations, the Kooikerhondje was used in an ingenious method of hunting ducks. The hunter would build a trap called a ""Kooi"" which consists of a curved ditch leading out from a pond frequented by ducks. Over the ditch an arch of netting is suspended. The result is a pipe through which the ducks could enter but could not see the end of. The Kooikerhondje's job was to lure the ducks far enough down the pipe so the hunter could cut off their retreat and drive them to the trap at the end." Kooiker dog Hunting Native regional No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Dog Markiesje Companion dog Breed was established in 1999. Markiesje is brought back from French Papillon. The Markiesje is a Dutch native breed that is also a new creation. It has spaniel heritage. It has long been found in The Netherlands as a companion dog. 40 40 10 10 Native 1999. Origination from earlier times. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Dog Nederlandse Schapendoes The Nederlandse Schapendoes is a lightly built, long coated dog with a height at withers of 40 to 50 cm. His movement is effortless and springy. He is remarkable jumper. The Association “the Dutch Schapendoes” was founded in 1947 by a small group of enthusiastic breeders, who wanted to re-establish this almost extinct, old Dutch breed. Vereniging 'De Nederlandse Schapendoes'. http://www.schapendoes.nl/.In 2019 800 pups were born, of which 300 in the Netherlands. Around 1500 female dogs in the Netherlands. 47 45 Native y domestic breed 1947 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Dog Saarloos Wolfhond No history as farm animal. Bred from wolf and dog by Leendert Saarloos (1884-1969) around 1935. Algemene Vereniging voor Liefhebbers van Saarlooswolfhonden : www.avls.nl Nederlandse Vereniging van Saarlooswolfhonden: www.saarlooswolfhonden.nl. Saarloos Wolfhund,, Saarloos Wolfdog,, Chien-loup de Saarloos Wolfgray, Forest Brown, White 70 65 38 32 Native y 1975 domestic breed Bred from wolf and dog by Leendert Saarloos (1884-1969) around 1935. Bred from wolf and dog by Leendert Saarloos (1884-1969) around 1935. Dutch Kennelclub in 1975. FCI in 1982. 0.35 24 4.1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Dog Stabijhoun Nederlandse Vereniging voor Stabij- en Wetterhounen: www.nvsw.nl. Dog with useful working characteristics. The estimate is that only 50% of the animals in the Netherlands is in the herdbook. In 2018 700 pups born in herdbook. 53 49 Native y local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Dog Wetterhoun nl Nederlandse Vereniging voor Stabij- en Wetterhounen: www.nvsw.nl. Both are Dutch (Frisian) breeds, which are used for catching wateranimals. www.nvsw.nl. 59 55 Native y North of the country. local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Duck (domestic) Dwergkuifeend Crested miniature crested Native international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Duck (domestic) Krombek dutch Hooked bill. Scull and bill are round. Recessive heritage. Hook Bill Noord Hollandse krombekeend Native domestic breed indigenous regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Duck (domestic) Kuifeend dutch Crested duck. Crested Crested duck Native indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Duck (domestic) Kwaker dutch Call duck Call Call duck Native indigenous breed regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Duck (domestic) Noord Hollandse witborsteend dutch North Holland white bibbed duck. Duck with white breast, easy recognition from wild ones. Domesticated, for eggs. North Holland white bibbed duck Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Duck (domestic) Overbergse eend dutch Overbergse Duck. Since 1996. Overberg Overberg duck Native indigenous breed regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Goat Afrikaanse Boergeit dutch The Boergeit from South Afrika is a meatproduction breed. It is a big goat, with a good carcass yield and uniform. Boer 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Angorageit dutch Goat with white mohair. With horns. www.angorageit.nl Angora Angora goat 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Belgische hertegeit dutch Alpine 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Franse Alpine dutch French Alpine 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Goat Melkgeit dutch Dutch dairy goat. In the late 80s of the previous century a tremendous growth in professional dairy goat farming took place in the Netherlands. The majority of the Dutch milk goats is not registered in a herd book, the origin of these Dutch Milkgoat is the Dutch White goat, with a dash of foreign blood (Nubian, Alpine, Saanen). In 1985 about 5000 dairy goats, in 1998 about 70.000 goats were in the Netherlands, in 2010 around 350.000 and in 2016 almost 500.000. The mean production in a year is about 950-1000 kg. www.elda.com and https://www.ngzo.nl/. Dairy goat 0 0 Locally adapted y domestic line indigenous breed 800 2 5 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Nederlandse Bonte Geit dutch For centuries the goat population in the Netherlands consisted of landrace goats. These goats were sober animals with low production, usually horned and long-haired, in all colors. In the beginning of the 20th century Swiss goats were imported to improve milk and meat production of the landrace goats. The Dutch Toggenburg goat has its history in Drenthe. In this province the local landrace goat was crossed with the Swiss Toggenburg goat. In 1938 the Dutch Toggenburg breed was officially established. Typical is the color of milkchocolate, the pattern and the compact type. In the other provinces of the Netherlands the local landrace goats were crossed with Swiss Saanen goats, that resulted in the Dutch White goat. In the province Zeeland breeders preferred the coloured goat more than the white and this resulted in the Dutch Pied original goat. Only two-coloured animals are accepted (black-white or brown-white) by the breed society. Sometimes the Dutch White goat is used for improvement of the offspring of the Dutch Pied original. In the late 80s of the previous century a tremendous growth in professional dairy goat farming took place in the Netherlands. The majority of the Dutch milk goats is not registered in a herd book, the origin of these Dutch Milkgoat is the Dutch White goat, with a dash of foreign blood (Nubian, Alpine, Saanen). http://www.geiten.org/index.html Dutch Pied Dutch Pied (Original) multi coloured: black or brown with white 2 2 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Goat Nederlandse Dwerggeit dutch West African Dwarf Dutch Dwarf goat 0 0 Native indigenous breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Nederlandse Landgeit dutch The dutch landrace goat was about 1950 nearly extinct. Now there are 2000 goats en 200 males in the herdbook. For centuries the goat population in the Netherlands consisted of landrace goats. These goats were sober animals with low production, usually horned and long-haired, in all colors. In the beginning of the 20th century Swiss goats were imported to improve milk and meat production of the landrace goats. https://www.landgeit.nl/ Dutch Landrace goat Hobby The animals are very well adapted to bad climate conditions. vegetation management "multi coloured: black, grey, blue, brown, white also occurrence of """"wild"""" coloured animals" 2 2 15-100 cm shape: lyre, ram, sword or intermediate 79 67 75 60 long rough hair. Some goats have short hair. Native y 1982 domestic breed autochthon original Dutch Landrace (1650) country-wide 275 270 280 450 300 600 3.5 3.25 The animals are grazing in natural areas. Eat everything. 1.7 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Netherlands NLD Goat Nederlandse witte geit dutch For centuries the goat population in the Netherlands consisted of landrace goats. These goats were sober animals with low production, usually horned and long-haired, in all colors. In the beginning of the 20th century Swiss goats were imported to improve milk and meat production of the landrace goats and so this Dutch breed is formed. In the late 80s of the previous century a tremendous growth in professional dairy goat farming took place in the Netherlands. The majority of the Dutch milk goats is not registered in a herd book, the origin of these Dutch Dairy goat is the Dutch White goat, with a dash of foreign blood (Nubian, Alpine, Saanen). We only count the in the herdbook registered animals. Saanen Milk 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Goat Nubische geit Anglo-Nubische geit dutch https://www.geiten.org/ and https://www.nubischegeiten.org/ . In 1982 a breed organisation for this breed was opened with 7 females and 2 males. In 1988 297 goats and 76 males into the Nederlandse Organisatie voor de Geitenfokkerij (NOG). Anglo-Nubian (Anglo) Nubian 0 0 85 78 females at least 78 cm, males 85 cm. Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Poitevine French breed from Poitee Poitou Poitou goat (French: Chèvre Poitevine) Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Goat Syrische geit dutch Syrian Mountain 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Goat Toggenburger dutch For centuries the goat population in the Netherlands consisted of landrace goats. These goats were sober animals with low production, usually horned and long-haired, in all colors. In the beginning of the 20th century Swiss goats were imported to improve milk and meat production of the landrace goats. The Dutch Toggenburg goat has its history in Drenthe. In this province the local landrace goat was crossed with the Swiss Toggenburg goat. In 1938 the Dutch Toggenburg breed was officially established. Typical is the color of milkchocolate, the pattern and the compact type. In the other provinces of the Netherlands the local landrace goats were crossed with Swiss Saanen goats. In the late 80s of the previous century a tremendous growth in professional dairy goat farming took place in the Netherlands. The majority of the Dutch milk goats is not registered in a herd book, the origin of these Dutch Milkgoat is the Dutch White goat, with a dash of foreign blood (Nubian, Alpine, Saanen). http://www.geiten.org/index.html More info: https://www.wur.nl/en/show/First-semen-collection-of-Dutch-Toggenburg-goat-in-the-Dutch-gene-bank.htm and https://fokgroeptoggenburgergeitenblog.wordpress.com/. Toggenburg Dutch Toggenburg Milk 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goat Wallische geit dutch Walliser Schwarzhals Ziege Walliser Schwarzhals Ziege 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Goat Zwitserse Saanen geit dutch Saanen 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Goose (domestic) Twentse landgans dutch Rare, old Dutch breed. Started very early with producing eggs (november, december). Twente goose Native breed indigenous breed local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Horse Appaloosa Height about 0.75-1.65 cm. Breeding goal is correct riding horses with Appaloosa spots. About 3500 mares with 600 matings each year. Appaloosa multi coloured: white rump usually with small spots Spots Exotic y 1967 domestic breed imported. international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Arabisch volbloed dutch """A Purebred Arabian horse is one which appears in any purebred Arabian Stud Book or Register listed by WAHO as acceptable."" In 2009 there were 171 matings on 4500 mares. Mean height is 1.50 m." Arab Arabian horse Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Connemara Pony eng. In 2009 there were 19 matings on 203 mares. Connemara Pony Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Dartmoor Pony eng. Dartmoor Pony Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Draver dutch In 2009 there were 522 matings. Thoroughbred Trotter Exotic imported international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Engelse volbloed dutch Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Exmoor Exmoor breed is important for grazing and nature management. Exmoor Pony VegetationManagement Exotic domestic breed imported international No Information unknown unknown critical -Netherlands NLD Horse Falabella miniatuurpaard dutch Originating from Argentina. https://www.falabella-europe.com/nl/ Falabella Pony Falabella miniature horse Exotic imported international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Fell pony eng. In 2009 there were 32 matings on 191 mares. In 2014 30 foals on 187 mares. Fell Pony Exotic imported international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Fjordenpaard dutch https://www.fjordstudbook.com/ . Horse originating in Norway. Used in forestry and to travel long distances. In 2009 447 matings, in 2013 192.In 2016 250 dekkingen. Fjord Fjords VegetationManagement Exotic y 1955 domestic breed originally imported international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Fries Paard dutch FPS is the Netherlands' oldest and second largest studbook and has about 12,000 members living in the Netherlands and abroad. At this time there are about 40,000 Friesian horses registered. The Friesian horse is a purebred horse native to the Netherlands. Its roots go far back in time. The Friesian horse was recognized as early as the 13th century, and Friesian horses of today still display definite similarities with their distant ancestors. The breed's long history and a consistent breeding policy have consolidated the specific 'Friesian' characteristics. On this sturdy foundation, the Friesian horse has evolved into what it is today: an imposing presence in every respect. With its black colour, long mane and full tail, the Friesian is recognizable in an instant. The horse has an elegant build and powerful, elevated gaits. Its character is friendly and graciously spirited. All of these qualities make the Friesian a fine horse that can be used for many different purposes. The Friesian horse is being successfully – and above all, very enthusiastically – employed in various equestrian sports. The specific Friesian qualities are displayed especially well in driving competitions where they can be seen in action before the gig, in the single horse and pairs classes as well as in the unicorn and show cart categories. Competing for the highest honours, these black horses are making themselves very well known. The Friesian horse is also a fine dressage horse. Its fine self-carriage, willingness to work and inquisitive nature make it perfect for this branch of the sport. Friesians are now increasingly being seen at national competitions where they are displaying their talents to compete on equal terms with all other horses bred for riding purposes. Friesian horses are just as well represented in driving trials and marathon tests. And, last but certainly not least, one can scarcely imagine a more enjoyable partner as a recreational horse than the Friesian. After the critical period in the 1960s, the tide has turned and the Friesian horse has done nothing but gain in popularity and appreciation. This year, the number of foals born was around 6000, and this number is increasing every year. These larger numbers are giving the FPS an opportunity to be stricter in its selections and in this way to bring the average quality of the horses' conformation and usefulness to a higher plane. In 2009 about 26000 animals in the Netherlands and about 7000 foals were born each year. In 2017 3656 foals were born. Schurink, A.; Arts, J.A.J.; Ducro, B.J. (2012) Genetic diversity in the Dutch harness horse population using pedigree Livestock Science 143 (2-3). - p. 270 - 277. Friesian Friesian Horse Sport 2004: In the world 40000 registered horses of this breed. About 40% in the Netherlands. From 1990-2000 increase in number of animals. Change from farm animal to sport animal (longer legs). uni coloured: black 162 160 650 600 black colour, long mane and full tail; change from farm animal to sport animal (longer legs); Native y 1879 domestic breed Original Dutch breed. Popularity after 1990. In the period 1960-1970 only 1000 registered animals. 1879 country-wide international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Gelders Paard dutch Gelderland Horse is a thruthful, classic horse, wanting to work. Can be used to ride and for a carriage. Two studbooks in 2014: http://www.kwpn.nl/over-kwpn/fokkerij/fokrichtingen/gelderse-paarden/ and http://www.klassiekepaarden.nl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46&Itemid=53 . Gelder horse Basispaard, Gelderland horse Sport 2004: 9 stallions in herdbook and 232 new born horses. In 10 years 2395 foals are born from 158 stallions and 1205 mares. Different usage during different periods. Farm, carriage, riding uni coloured: black, light black, bay, dark to light chestnut, grey: commonly chestnut or grey with white markings 168 165 600 600 Native y 1979 domestic breed composite of original local Gelderland Horse, Anglo-Norman (France), Holstein, Oldenburger and East Friesian (Germany) 1890 >20% Anglo Normans imported from France since 1950: >20% Holstein imported from Germany since 1950: 5-20% Thoroughbred imported from United Kingdom since 1970 scattered country-wide regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Groninger Paard dutch A lot of top performing Dutch Warmblood Horses have Groninger ancestors. The Groningen Horse is a heavy warmblood horse. Good willing horse. https://zeldzamerassen.nl/het-groninger-paard/. In 2017 365 foals registered from 449 mares. Groninger horse Groningen Sport 165 160 650 600 Native y 1985 domestic breed Indigenous breed. Horses from the North of the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark were used. About 1870 stallions from Oldenburg and Ost-Friesland were used. 19th century Animals with related history are used. country-wide regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Hackney eng. Hackney is bred in two sizes, tall and small. More than 4500 animals registered. Special on this breed: the performance presentation. http://www.hackneystamboek.nl/site/index.php . 69 foals were born in 2017. 1420 mares. Hackney Exotic y 1946 imported international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Haflinger Haflinger breed is important for grazing and nature management. Imported in 1961 from Austria. Power, endurance, intelligence, good listening are characterictics. Two studbooks in the Netherlands. Population data not available. https://www.kvth.nl/ and https://www.nhps.nl/ Haflinger VegetationManagement Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Het Nederlandse Trekpaard dutch Heavy, big, quiet horse with a good character. Equal history with Belgian draft horse. https://kvth.nl/Paarden/Trekpaarden/Geschiedenis.aspx . And http://edepot.wur.nl/465037. In 2016 320 foals were born. 1,3% inbreeding per generation. Belgian Draft Dutch Draught Horse, Zeeuwse Paard, Belgisch trekpaard DraughtPower, Hobby, TouristAttraction 160 155 750 700 Native y domestic variety The Dutch Draught horse and the Belgian Draught horse originate from the old inlandic horse which was hundreds of years ago in the coastal area of the Western Europe (Denmark to France). mainly in southern and central Netherlands international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Ijslander Icelandic horse is of importance for grazing and nature management. dutch The height is about 125-145 cm. About 200 matings a year. website www.nsijp.nl Iceland Pony Icelandic horse VegetationManagement 138 136 350 350 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse KWPN rijpaard dutch Dutch Riding horse. Since 2006, the KWPN has distinguished between four breeding directions. Riding horses, which are subdivided into the dressage and jumping disciplines, make up the largest group (85-90%). The other two breeding directions are the harness horse and the Gelders horse. Dutch Warmblood KWPN riding horse Sport uni coloured: various colours 170 165 700 600 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Kaspisch paard 115-130 cm. Relation with Arabian thoroughbred. From Mazanderan provinc. Iran. Caspian 125 120 Exotic Iran. international Not Sufficient unknown unknown critical -Netherlands NLD Horse Klassiek Gelderlander paard NL 160 An massive, elegant, harmonic horse. Native y 2019 Domestic Breed "Klassiek Gelderlander Paarden Stamboek (KGPS ) is recognised as mother studbook in 2019. The goal of KGPS to keep the warmblood horse, which was in the past for agriculture and riding. In the studbook at least 75% Klassiek Gelderlander bloed. ""Braaf karakter, werkwilligheid, stressbestendigheid, gezondheid, kracht en uithoudingsvermogen"". Een middelgroot paard met een stokmaat vanaf 1.60 meter en een pijpomvang vanaf 21 cm. In verschijning een massaal, elegant, harmonisch gebruikspaard dat over veel bodem staat. https://www.kgps.nl/" 1890 Yes Gelderland local No Information unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Horse Konik Konik breed isof great importance for grazing and nature management. Polish Konik VegetationManagement Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Lipizzaner Most times a white horse, but other colour can be. Good and elegant movements, horse is between 1.50-160 m. in 2009 there were 7 foals born, in 2013 5. Lipitsa Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Horse Lusitano Daughter of Associacao Portugesa de Criadores do Cavalo Puro e Sangue Lusitano in Portugal. Lusitanian Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Minipaard nl All horses till 106 cm. Mini until 86 cm and small horse from 86-106 cm. Animals have to be a replica of a riding horse. www.minipaarden.nl en www.eusam.nl. Falabella Pony Exotic y 1993 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Mérens paarden dutch Black horse about 145-150 cm. Merens Pony Mérens horses Exotic imported In 1983 20 horses were in the Netherlands regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse NRPS paard en NRPS pony dutch Riding horse and pony with a minimum of 12,5 Arabic blood (ox). In 2009 there were 488 matings on the horses and 265 on the ponys. In 2017 there were 272 foals on the riding horses and 371 on the ponys. 1197 mares and 1493 ponys. https://www.nrps.nl/ Anglo-Arab Dutch Riding Horse and Pony, NRPS riding horse with Arab blood 2004: 12900 females - 50% horse - 50% pony; about 1000 matings a year; horse 57 males; pony 46 males; Native y 1981 indigenous breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse New Forest eng. Gentle pony. Below 1.48 m. In 2009 486 matings on 1750 mares. New Forest Pony VegetationManagement 137 137 Exotic imported breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Painted Horse American Paint Horse. Three kinds of spots: overo, tobiano and tovero. American Paint Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Przewalski Przewalski Horse VegetationManagement Exotic domestic breed imported regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Horse Pura Raza Espanola Spanish mother studbook ANCCE. That is in the Netherlands covered by www.pre-stamboek.nl. In 2008 about 145 females and 42 matings.THE PRE HORSE. BREED HISTORY The true origin of the PRE is not an exact science; what is known is that in the pre-Roman era, there were already references to horses in what is today known as Spain. Roman authors such as Plutarch, Pliny the Old and Seneca spoke of the Hispanic horse as a beautiful, docile, arrogant and brave horse, ideal for war and for the sports that were carried out in the circuses at that time. During the reign of King Philip II, the equine realm of his Kingdom was organized, laying down the final bases so that the PRE was able to reach its peak during subsequent years. This was possible with the creation of the Royal Stables in Cordoba, where he gathered together the best stallions and mares from all the provinces bordering the Guadalquivir River, which at that time, were the most productive in the breeding of horses. Thus, the Royal Stud Farm was created, which after time became known as the National Stud Farm. A multitude of horses were exported to the American continents; these horses played a decisive role on its exploration, and were the origin and basis for most of the breeds that have subsequently been bred in America. In Europe, Spain was enjoying its Golden Age. At that time, the most treasured gift from a Spanish monarch was one of the nation’s magnificent horses. Spanish horses soon earned repute and were decisive in the birth of many Central European breeds. Breeds such as the Lipizzaner, Lusitano, Paso Fino and the Central European Warmbloods all owe their ancestry to the PRE. There are currently about 170,000 PRE horses throughout the whole world, bred in more than 60 countries. Purebred Spanish Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Quarter Horse American Quarter Horse. Affiliate from the AQHA (American Quarter Horse Association). In 2009 there weren 1929 females and 172 matings. Quarter Horse Exotic imported international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Shagya This studbook is for a mixture of Arabic, English and Russian blood. https://www.easpstamboek.nl/fokdoel-2/. In 2017 323 ERS Sportpaarden, % ERS Shagya Arabier en 174 EPS-D Sportpony merries ingeschreven. Shagya Arab Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Horse Shetland pony eng. One of the smallest horse breeds (max. 1.07 m). Shetland Pony VegetationManagement Exotic imported international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Shire The biggest horse breed (about 1.95 m and 1100 kg for a male). Shire Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown critical -Netherlands NLD Horse Tinker of Ierse Cob "Tinker horse, Irish Cob, Gypsy Cob and Drum Horse. Type Grai (riding) en Vanner (harness). Also named Roma and Irish Traveller. Named “those tinker horses"". In 2016 meerdere stamboeken: Nederlands stamboek voor Tinkers: www.nsvt.eu en Irish Cob Society Nederland: https://ics-nederland.com/index.php/nl/" Tinker Exotic imported three stud books for this breed regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Tuigpaard dutch Harness horse. Populatieanalyse via http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1871141311003611. Schurink, A.; Arts, J.A.J.; Ducro, B.J. (2012) Genetic diversity in the Dutch harness horse population using pedigree Livestock Science 143 (2-3). - p. 270 - 277. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1871141311003611. Schurink, A.; Arts, J.A.J.; Ducro, B.J. (2012) Genetic diversity in the Dutch harness horse population using pedigree Livestock Science 143 (2-3). - p. 270 - 277. Since 2006, the KWPN has distinguished between four breeding directions. Riding horses, which are subdivided into the dressage and jumping disciplines, make up the largest group (85-90%). The other two breeding directions are the harness horse and the Gelders horse. Tuigpaard carriage horses / harness horse Native y domestic breed indigenous breed regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Welsh and COB pony eng. Two breed organisations www.nwpcs.nl en www.wpcv.nl. In 2016 is section A the biggest section with 12000 mares. The ponies vary in height. Sectie A (de Welsh mountain pony) heigth till 121,9 cm. Sectie B ( de Welsh pony) till 137,2 cm. Sectie C (de Welsh pony Cobtype) till 137,2 cm. Sectie D (de Welsh Cob) above 137,2 cm. Welsh Pony VegetationManagement Exotic y 1959 domestic breed imported international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Horse Zwaar Warmbloed paard dutch Heavy Warmblood horse (Old-Oldenburger, Oostfries en Groninger basis) which was in this region in 1920-1960. Some connection with Groninger paard. www.ihwstudbook.com. In 2017 204 mares, 16 males and 7 foals. Oldenburg Heavy Warmblood Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous international No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Pig Bentheimer varken Dutch Landrace animal. Long hanging ears. Black spots on light (white or grey) ground. Originating from east Netherlands and west Germany: Twente and Bentheim. More info: https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm and https://bontebentheimer.nl/bonte-bentheimer/ Bunte Bentheimer bunte bentheimer Native n 2008 History from the middle of 19th century. In Germany, after World War II, the pig was very popular. It is a fertile, friendly, stress tolerant pig breed with good mother qualities. Easy to handle. From Germany regional Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Pig Berkshire "Black with ""six white points""" Berkshire Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Cerdo Iberico Alentejana Exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Pig Duroc (Topigs D-lijn) dutch Duroc is in the middle of the eighties imported from USA. D line gives the Talent boar. https://topigsnorsvin.nl/products/tn-talent/ . In Dutch: https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm. In 2021 the TN Talent shifts to the Norsvin Duroc. Breeding programme in Norway. Duroc Duroc sireline (Duroc-s) Native international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Hypor Landras eng. Worldwide 50.000 purebred sows, in the Netherlands about 5-10% of this number. Since 1970 purebred. About 30 piglets a year. https://www.hypor.com/nl/product-nl/landrace-1-nl/ https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm. The two most important breeds in de Dutch pig breeding are the Dutch Landrace and the Dutch Groot Yorkshire. Around 1930 both breeds were officially recognized as Dutch breeds. Around 1960 different breeding organisations started selection for their own breeding goal. Around 1982 the Dutch Groot Yorkshire population was split up in two breeding goals for a father and mother line respectively. From 1995 onwards breeding organisations and breeding lines have been merged. A couple of years ago the Dutch Landrace was finally merged with the Scandinavian Landrace. Purebred Dutch Landrace pigs will be maintained by an enthusiast group of small scale breeders. https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm Dutch Landrace Native indigenous 1960 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Hypor Large White (line C) eng. Great Yorkshire, Hypor breeding line for females. Is part of the worldwide population, about 5-10% is kept in the Netherlands.https://www.hypor.com/en/product/large-white/ https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm . The two most important breeds in de Dutch pig breeding are the Dutch Landrace and the Dutch Groot Yorkshire. Around 1930 both breeds were officially recognized as Dutch breeds. Around 1960 different breeding organisations started selection for their own breeding goal. Around 1982 the Dutch Groot Yorkshire population was split up in two breeding goals for a father and mother line respectively. From 1995 onwards breeding organisations and breeding lines have been merged. A couple of years ago the Dutch Landrace was finally merged with the Scandinavian Landrace. Purebred Dutch Landrace pigs will be maintained by an enthusiast group of small scale breeders. Large White Native indigenous breed 1960 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Hypor Rock-Y (line G) eng. Hypor Duroc x York Duroc Native indigenous 1960 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Kunekune Kunekune Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Pig Mangalitsa Mangalitsa Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Meishan line eng. Hypor Meishan pig. Not anymore in the Netherlands. Integrated in other breeding line. https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm Meishan Meishan line Exotic imported. 1985 - 2009 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Pig Nederlands Landras dutch Dutch original pig breed. The two most important breeds in de Dutch pig breeding are the Dutch Landrace and the Dutch Groot Yorkshire. Around 1930 both breeds were officially recognized as Dutch breeds. Around 1960 different breeding organisations started selection for their own breeding goal. Around 1982 the Dutch Groot Yorkshire population was split up in two breeding goals for a father and mother line respectively. From 1995 onwards breeding organisations and breeding lines have been merged. A couple of years ago the Dutch Landrace was finally merged with the Scandinavian Landrace. Purebred Dutch Landrace pigs will be maintained by an enthusiast group of small scale breeders. After 2000 the Stamboek, Dumeco and Fomeva breeding lines are taken together. In 2014 this breed will became rare, because the N-line of the breeding organisation Topigs Norsvin is merged with Finnish landrace. The purebred animals are in the herdbook of the fokkersclub: https://zeldzamerassen.nl/nlvarken/de-vereniging/ . Dutch Landrace Dutch Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding High fertility: large number of piglets produced per litter. Excellent mothering abilities uni coloured: white 120 100 350 300 lop ears Native y 1930 domestic breed composite of local Dutch pigs, old Danish and old German Landrace southern and eastern Netherlands international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Pietrain (Topigs P-lijn) fr. TOPIGS and HYPOR both have purebred Pietrain sire lines. Names were: Top Pi and Hypor beau Pi, and are now: https://topigsnorsvin.nl/products/topselect/ and https://www.hypor.com/nl/product-nl/. For TopigsNorsvin the breeding females are in Germany and France, not in the Netherlands. Pietrain Native imported from Germany 1995 international Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs A-lijn Large White breeding line. This line is build from the lines from different former breeding companies (o.a. Dalland 020 or 2222 line). This is a line for tropical purposes, in 2014 1 farm in the Netherlands. In 2021 only males at AI for semen distribution. The females are in Spain and France. https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm Native indigenous breed 1967 local Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs B-lijn Build about 1960 from Large White, Landrace and Pietrain. Formally known as Dalland 030 line. Synthetic line. https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm. In 2021 only 13 old sows, no males, so this genetics will been extinct soon. Native 1967 local Not Sufficient extinct extinct -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs E-lijn NL E-line. Worldwide. Built from Large White and Great Yorkshire. Sire line with the commercial name Tempo. Large White Native indigenous breed 1967 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs F-lijn (Fins landras) dutch About 1970 build from 100% Finnish Landrace. In 2014 this line is merged with Topigs N-line (the original Dutch Landrace). Finnish Landrace Finnish Landrace Native imported from Finland 1980 regional Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly unknown -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs L-lijn NL Pure Line of TopigsNorsvin. Landrace. Netherlands and Norway Norwegian Landrace Exotic regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs N-lijn NL In 2014 the TOPIGS N-line is a merge between Dutch Landrace and Finnish landrace (from Stamboek/ Dumeco and earlier Norwegian landrace). In the Netherlands in 2019 still 5843 sows are in production. https://topigsnorsvin.nl/products/n-lijn/. The two most important breeds in de Dutch pig breeding are the Dutch Landrace and the Dutch Groot Yorkshire. Around 1930 both breeds were officially recognized as Dutch breeds. Around 1960 different breeding organisations started selection for their own breeding goal. Around 1982 the Dutch Groot Yorkshire population was split up in two breeding goals for a father and mother line respectively. From 1995 onwards breeding organisations and breeding lines have been merged. A couple of years ago the Dutch Landrace was finally merged with the Scandinavian Landrace. Purebred Dutch Landrace pigs will be maintained by an enthusiast group of small scale breeders. https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm. 2021: decreasing in the Netherlands. Dutch Landrace Native international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs T-lijn eng. Purebred line. Formed in the Netherlands and in 2021 only in the Netherlands. Synthetic line (Schäbisch-Hallisch, Hampshire, Saddleback). The TOPIGS 50 F1 sow is a crossbred between N-line and T-line. See: https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm Native domestic line indigenous 1982 T-line is more an all round pig, than a typical mother line. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs Y-lijn NL Great Yorkshire or Large White. This was the traditional sire for breeding in the Netherlands. It's commercial name was Target. Line is stopped since 2010. Semen is in gene bank. Yorkshire Native y regional Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly unknown -Netherlands NLD Pig Topigs Z line (Large White) dutch https://topigsnorsvin.nl/products/z-lijn/ . The two most important breeds in de Dutch pig breeding are the Dutch Landrace and the Dutch Groot Yorkshire. Around 1930 both breeds were officially recognized as Dutch breeds. Around 1960 different breeding organisations started selection for their own breeding goal. Around 1982 the Dutch Groot Yorkshire population was split up in two breeding goals for a father and mother line respectively. From 1995 onwards breeding organisations and breeding lines have been merged. A couple of years ago the Dutch Landrace was finally merged with the Scandinavian Landrace. Purebred Dutch Landrace pigs will be maintained by an enthusiast group of small scale breeders. Around 1920 importerd from the UK. From WO II in this breed has build a good reputation as breeding sow in the Netherlands From 1960 pure bred in the Netherlands as Groot Yorkshire. Since 1982 as a mother line. The Stamboek Groot Yorkshire sowline (ZZZZ) and the Dumeco W-lijn are 100% Groot Yorkshire. News: https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/Dutch-pig-breeds-in-the-gene-bank-now-described.htm Large White Great Yorkshire damline (GY-z) GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: white 120 100 350 300 erect ears Native 1930 domestic breed indigenous breed since about 1960, around 1930 composite of Dutch Yorkshire, Yorkshire (United Kingdom), Yorkshire (France) Netherlands international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Amsterdamse baardtuimelaar dutch Amsterdamse baardtuimelaar Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Amsterdamse tippler (duif) dutch Tippler Native indigenous breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Boerenmeeuw Native native local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Gelderse Slenk dutch Dutch pigeon. Special flight behavior. In 2008 population growing. Native indigenous breed. A study for familyrelations is carried out in 2006-2007 (CGN). local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Groninger Slenk dutch Dutch pigeon with special flight capacities. Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Hagenaar dutch Flying pigeon. Originally from Amsterdam and Groningen. Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Hollandse kropper dutch Dutch Cropper is a quiet and gentle pigeon. The biggest national Dutch fancy pigeon breed. Big cropper balloon. Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Holle kropper dutch Dutch pigeon. Wouple, small, symmetric. Can be placed in a circle. Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Hyacinthduif dutch The only Dutch breed on coloured pigeon. After Word War II bred in the Netherlands. Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Nederlandse Helmduif dutch A flying pigeon with coloured head. Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Nederlandse Hoogvlieger dutch Flying pigeon, no feathers on legs. Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Nederlandse Krulveerkropper dutch Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Nederlandse Schoonheidspostduif dutch Dutch Show Homer. Pigeon which is having type and is a flying pigeon Show Homer Dutch Show-Homer Native indigenous breed regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Nonduif Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Oud Hollandse Kapucijn dutch Dutch pigeon breed Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Oud Hollandse Tuimelaar dutch Pigeon with feathers on the feet. No flying. Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Oud Hollandse meeuw dutch The Old-Dutch Turbit is a medium-sized, lively pigeon, which is very familiar in intercourse. In dutch, the Old-Dutch Turbit is called 'Oud-Hollandse Meeuw' (Old-Dutch Gull), which refers to the resemblance with a seagull: white with grey-coloured wings. All turbit breeds have a very companionable character, gentle but also really vivacious and affectionate. In short, they have a nice character and when well treated, they become so attached to their fosterer that one will seldom find birds so sweet. Old Dutch Turbit Boerenmeeuw Native indigenous breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Voorburgse schildkropper dutch Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Pigeon Zeeuwse dwergkropper nl Breed was in 2000 for the first time on a show. Tiny Hollandse Kropper. New Dutch breed. Native 2000 local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Alaska Alaska Exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Angora Angora Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Angora Hangoor Angora German Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Angoradwerg Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Beige dutch Since 1940 Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Belgische Haas Belgian Hare Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Blauwe Wener Blauer Wiener Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Blauwe van Beveren Blauer Wiener Exotic imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Californian California Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Deilenaar dutch Dutch rabbit breed. Red brown. About 3 kg. Deilenaar Native indigenous breed regional Not Sufficient atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Duitse Hangoor French Lop Exotic import international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Eksterkonijn "Sort of ""zebra"" rabbit." Japanese Native domestic breed indigenous breed international Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Engelse Hangoor English Wether Exotic import regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Franse Hangoor French Lop Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Gele van Bourgondie Fauve de Borgogne Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Gouwenaar dutch Since 1927 Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Gr Chinchilla Chinchilla giant Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Groot Lotharinger This is the second biggest breed (after Vlaamse Reus). In 1994 and established breed. The UK has its own breed: Giant Papillon or French Butterfly. In US: American Checkered Giants. Butterfly Exotic 6-7 kg international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Groot Zilver Silver Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Haasdwerg Hare Exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Havana 1907 breed origing Havanna Native domestic breed indigenous regional Not Sufficient atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Hollander Dutch Exotic international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Hulstlander dutch white rabbit, light blue eyes, about 2,5 kg. Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Japanner Japanese Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Klein Chinchilla Chinchilla small Exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Klein Lotharinger dutch White rabbit with dots. Max. 3 kg. Dutch breed since 1975. Native indigenous breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Lotharingerdwerg Butterfly Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Luchs Luchs. Bred in Dusseldorf. The name is Luchs, because it looks like a Lynx. In 1925 the first on came into the Netherlands and in 1927 came into the Standard. Exotic local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Marburger Feh Marburger Feh Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Marter Marten Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Meisner Hangoor Start around 1900 in Germany. Silver Exotic international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Nederlandse Hangoordwerg dutch Rabbit with long ears, about 1,2-1,7 kg. In the standard in 1964. Holland Lop Holland Lop Native y domestic breed indigenous breed 1964 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Nederlandse Kleurdwerg dutch Small Dutch rabbit breed Netherland dwarf Native indigenous breed regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Nieuw Zeelander New Zealand Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Papillon Butterfly Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Parelfeh Recognized in the Netherlands in 1927. Origin Germany. Pearl Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Parelgrijs van Halle Pearl Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Poolkonijn dutch Not a breed from Dutch origin. Pearl Exotic domestic breed Originally Germany. Since June 1927 recognized in the Netherlands. imported regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Rex Rex Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Rexdwerg Rex Small Exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Rijnlander Rheinische Schecken Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Rode Nieuw Zeelander New Zealand Red Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Rus Russian Exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Sallander dutch Originally Dutch since 1975. Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Satijn Satin Exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Tan Tan Exotic regional No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Thrianta dutch orange-red, about 2,5 kg. Dutch breed. Since 1949. uni coloured: orange-red Native indigenous breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Thuringer Thüringer Exotic regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Vlaamse Reus Flemish Giant Exotic international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Voskonijn Fox Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Wener Wiener Exotic regional No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Witte van Hotot White Hotot Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Zilvervos Silver Exotic international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Rabbit Zwartgrannen Chinchilla Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Badger Face Welsh Mountain Badger Face Welsh Mountain Not yet in Dutch flockbook Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Barbados Black Belly 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported from Caribbean international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Bentheimer landschaap nl http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Bentheimer Landschaf Locally adapted y domestic breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Sheep Black Welsh Mountain eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Black Welsh Mountain 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Blackhead Persian https://www.vssschapen.nl/ Blackhead Persian Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Blauwe Texelaar dutch Since 1970 some breeders started with this line. Blue is from the colour of the coat, caused by a recessive gen. The white coat colour is dominant. In 1983 a flockbook was started. It is not a seperate breed but a colour variation. In 2018 in DAD-IS the two colour varieties were put seperately put in the databases. About 5000 females, from which 4323 Blue Texel and 579 Dassenkop Texel ewes. http://stamboekblauwetexelaars.nl/# www.stamboekblauwetexelaars.nl Blue Texel Meat 0 0 72 68 100 80 Native y 1983 domestic breed indigenous breed. By accident generated since in 1968 the first Blue Texel was born. 1968 regional Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Blessumer dutch Breeding goal is producing a mother sheep to be crossed with a ram with excellent carcass quality. Started with Flemish and Texel crossbreds. DamLine, Meat 0 0 Native indigenous breed. Offspring of crossings of Flemish x Texel sheep. local No Information unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Sheep Bleu du Maine fr. Bleu Du Maine 0 0 Exotic imported 4.7 4.7 1.91 regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Bluefaced Leicester eng. https://www.vssschapen.nl/ Bluefaced Leicester 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Border Leicester http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Border Leicester Exotic international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Brilschaap nl http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Carinthian Kartntner 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Cambridge eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Cambridge 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Castlemilk Moorit eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Castlemilk Moorit 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Charmoise http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Charmois Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Charollais fr. Charollais 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Clun Forest eng. The Clun Forest is an ‘easy care’ sheep breed ideal for both small holders and commercial breeders alike. It is resistant to disease, long lived and hardy with good mothering traits and particularly free from lambing complications. It is happy to live in hot and cold climates, 1500 feet above sea level or on rich lowlands. Whether producing pure bred, Down or Mule cross lambs, the progeny is early maturing making 16 to 20 kgs from 12 to 17 weeks old and up to 29kg under a year old. The wool is fine and used for knitting and making futons. The meat should be lean and tasty. The striking and usual appearance of the Clun Forest makes it an attractive prospect for the show ring. Clun Forest VegetationManagement The animals are very well adapted to the local climate. This hardy breed is known for its longevity. uni coloured: cream or yellow with black/brown legs/head 0 0 95 65 ears are standing up (vertical) Exotic y 1980 domestic breed composite of Kerry Hill, Shropshire and Black Welsh Mountain (United Kingdom) 1980 <5% Clun Forest imported (every year) from United Kingdom since 1960 country-wide wool medium 1.78 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Coburger Fuchs ger. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Coburger Fuchs 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Dassenkop Texelaar Dutch In 1991 the first ewe with Dassenkop pattern. Dassenkoppen are mostly black, white belly, and front and end. Also above the eyes two white stripes. Legs are brown with a black line. http://stamboekblauwetexelaars.nl/# Texel Hobby, Meat Native Males 100 kg adult wieght, 72 cm wither hight and females 80 kg and 68 cm international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Devon & Cornwall Longwool eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Devon and Cornwall Longwool 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Dorset Horn eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php. There is also a polled Dorset with 41 ewes and 8 males in 2014 and in 2019 232 animals. Dorset Horn 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Drents Heideschaap The Drenth Health Sheep is used by nature and landscape management. dutch The Drenthe Heath is the oldest sheep breed of the Western Europe continent. Approximately 4000 BC the first Drenthe Heath sheep came to Drenthe (a province in the northeast Netherlands). They probably came with emigrants from France. Breed description The Drenthe Heath is multicoloured black, red, brown and white, with wool being mostly white, while the head is reddish-brown and black. Animals may also be spotted. Both sexes have horns, but there is a rare occurrence of polled animals. The Drenthe Heath can easily live on poor heathland. The Drenthe Heath is managed with transhumance with local grazing throughout the year. Ewes typically produce one lamb at a time. The Drenthe Heath is mainly used for conservation grazing and meat, although wool products are also valuable. www.drentsheideschaap.nl Drenthe Heath Sheep VegetationManagement Sober breed typical for old heath fields This breed is reported to have mostly one lamb. This breed is the only horned heather sheep breed in Netherlands. multi coloured: white with black, grey, brown or yellow spots reddish brown or black head 2 0/2 52 47 50 45 Native y 1987 domestic breed native 1800 since 1960, < 20% eastern Netherlands wool mean is 1 lamb/lambing local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Duitse Witkop nl http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php oldenburger weisskoepfiges fleischschaf or oldenburger Meat Exotic y domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Netherlands NLD Sheep Duitse Zwartkop nl http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php German Blackheaded Mutton 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Finse Landschaap dutch Finnisch Landrace Fins Landras, Finnish Landrace 0 0 Exotic originally imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Flevolander dutch A native meatlam producing breed. Can lamb 3 times in 2 years. Most times 3 lambs per lambing. Originally a crossing between Finnish landrace and Ile de France. www.flevolanderschaap.nl Meat Mating season from August till June. 3 lambings in 2 years. 0 0 polled Native y 1985 domestic breed indigenous breed created about 1970. 1970 most times 3 lambs per lambing. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Fries Melkschaap dutch Milk Sheep are tall white sheep with long neck and unwoolled head and tail. Along the North Sea coast of the Netherlands and south to the border with Belgium and to the east to the island belonging to Germany. Frisian Milk sheep and Zeeland Milk Sheep are together Dutch Milk sheep. www.melkschapen.nl Friesian Milk Milk A high milk yield is reported for this breed. The quality of the milk is very good and it is used for cheese, ice and yoghurt production. uni coloured: white some pure-bred spotted individuals are known 0 0 polled 75 60 112 70 long thin tail, free of wool. Native y 1908 domestic breed composite of indigenous local coast sheep, Friesian, Zeeland, East Friesian and Flemish 1750 since 1960 from East Friesian (Germany) coast provinces and central Netherlands wool medium 500 The highest producing dairy sheep. international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Gotland Pelsschaap dutch Swedish Fur Swedisch Fur (Pelt) 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Groot Heideschaap nl Heath sheep. Big polled sheep in 1960 in Salland, Twente, Achterhoek, Drenthe, Bentheim en Emsland. http://www.grootheideschaap.nl/ Native y domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Hampshire Down eng. http://www.hampshiredown-nederland.nl/. Rasvereniging Hampshire Down Nederland. Meat sheep. Adult male 100-120 kg, female 80-90 kg. Easy character. Short legs, muscled, black haired. Hampshire Down 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Hebridean eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Hebridean 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Heidschnucke ger. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Heidschnucke 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Sheep Herdwick eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Herdwick 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Ile-de-France Ile-De-France Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Jacob http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Jacob 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Kameroen dutch West African Dwarf 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Karakul http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Karakul 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Kempische Heideschaap dutch Kempen Heath is found in its native areas in southern Netherlands. Long small unwoolled head. Long woolled tail. Head and legs most times white, sometimes brown or dotted. In 1900 40.000 ewes, in 1960 almost extinct. In 2000 1800 animals. www.kempischheideschaap.nl Kempen Heath - Meat, VegetationManagement Known from old paintings, useful for heathmanagement This sober breed is well adapted to extensive conditions. uni coloured: light in colour with light spotted face and slightly pigmented skin 0 0 72 68 55 55 long narrow unwoolled head, ears erected, long neck Native y 1997 domestic breed indigenous local breed of heath. De Kempen. The Netherlands and Belgium. 1835 since 1960, 20% from Belgium Province of Brabant, southern Netherlands. And in Belgium. wool medium Adult ewes between 45 and 65 kg. Mean lambing 1,5 lam. The animals are grazing on natural areas, during suckling period they are additional fed with hay and concentrate. regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Kerry Hill eng. white and black sheep originating from Wales. Since 1992 in the Netherlands. http://www.kerryhillvereniging.com/ Kerry Hill 0 0 70 60 Exotic imported 1.7 international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Krainer Steinschaf vssschapen.nl Krainer Steinschaf Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Leicester Longwool eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Leicester Longwool 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Lleyn eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Lleyn 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Manx Loaghtan eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Manx Loaghtan 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Netherlands NLD Sheep Mergelland Schaap The breed is maintained in Limburg. dutch Originates from the area in southern Limburg and Belgium. Curved nose, spotted legs, long woolled tail. Colour of the coat is white, sometimes black. Lang and tall sheep. www.mergellandschaap.nl Mergelland Schaap VegetationManagement This breed is very well adapted to its production environment. Animals of this breed transport plant seeds in their wool, on the hoofs and in the dung and contribute to the re-introduction of the typical vegetation in Mergelland. grazing white, sometimes ecru or black. Sometimes spotted legs. 0 0 polled 70 65 70 65 Native y 1979 domestic breed indigenous Meuse sheep 1800 <5% Kempen Heath Sheep crosses in from Netherlands since 1975 Province of Limburg, mainly southern Netherlands wool 250 5 3.5 350 most times 2 lambs/lambing. To get a better carcass quality ewes are bred with meat breed. 2 regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Merino http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Merino Exotic y domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Moeflon http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Mouflon mouflon 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Sheep Nederlandse Bonte Schaap dutch originally Hollands- Utrechts veenweide gebied. www.nlbs.nl Based on descriptions and studies of paintings owned by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, we know that the Dutch Spotted Sheep originated around 1800. Generations of farmers and old documentation confirm that Dutch Spotted Sheep were kept in an area in the west of the country, commonly covered in lakes, bogs and swamps. For almost three decades DSS have not been crossed with any other breeds and are now a pure sheep in their own right. 0 0 Native n domestic variety indigenous breeding line local No Information atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Noire du Maine fr. Bleu Du Maine 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Noordhollander dutch This breed is in 1974 started from the Texel and Finnish LandraceThe breed is used for meat production and for producing dams for further breeding. High fertility: 3 of 4 lambs per lambing are normal. Website: www.noordhollanderschapen.nl North Holland sheep Meat 0 0 polled Native y indigenous breed 4.8 4.8 2.46 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Norfolk Horn eng. https://www.vssschapen.nl/ Norfolk Horn 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Norsk Spaelsau dutch spćlsau 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Sheep North Country Cheviot http://www.vssschapen.nl/ en http://www.nc-cheviot.co.uk/north-country-cheviots-sw-england/ Cheviot Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep North Ronaldsey eng. North Ronaldsay 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Ouessant fr. Small breed, males about 20 kg and max. 49 cm high, females smaller. Black colour most times, also white and brown. Ouessant 0 0 Exotic y 1987 domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Oxford Down eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Oxford Down 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Poll Dorset http://www.vssschapen.nl/ Poll Dorset Exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Portland http://www.vssschapen.nl/ Portland Exotic regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Racka eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Racka 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Romanov http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Romanov 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Romney eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Romney 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Rouge de L'Ouest fr. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Rouge De L’ouest 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Ryeland eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Ryeland 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Schoonebeeker Heideschaap dutch In more fertile regions of Drenthe a more productive breed was kept: the Schoonebeek Heath sheep. The Schoonebeek turned out to be economically more interesting than old heath sheep breeds by the time fertilizers were introduced. Because of the fertilizers, the poor heathland became more fertile and the Schoonebeek is more productive than the old heath sheep breeds, because it is slightly bigger and a well-meated sheep. However, by now, the Schoonebeek is displaced by other modern breeds that are again more productive. Breed description The Schoonebeek is multicoloured, black, brown, yellow and white, with black spots including on the head. They may be unicoloured brownish black as well. They have a long tail and are polled. The Schoonebeek is managed by transhumance, adapted to extensive conditions, with total grazing. Historically, the Schoonebeek were used for the management of heath fields and production of manure. Now, the breed is mainly used for conservation grazing, although meat and wool products are also valuable. In comparison to the Dutch Texel the Schoonebeek is higher in wool fibre thickness. www.drentsheideschaap.nl VegetationManagement multi coloured: white with black, grey or brown spots 0 0 77 72 80 50 Native y 1987 domestic breed indigenous local breed 1900 since 1960 wool coarse/carpet local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Scottish Blackface eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Scottish Blackface 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Shetland eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Shetland 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Shropshire eng. https://www.vssschapen.nl/ Shropshire 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Skudde ger. https://www.skudde.nl/ Old landrace in middle Europe. Skudde 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Soay eng. Soay VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic imported 1.5 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Solognote eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Solognot 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep South Down eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php South Down 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Suffolk eng. Breed originates from UK. The Suffolk Sheep Society was founded in 1886. www.suffolkstamboeknederland.nl Suffolk 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported. In 2009 48 ewes and 12 rams were imported. 1886 herdbook in UK every year some animals are imported. In 2009 48 ewes and 12 rams. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Sussex Merino eng. Sussex 0 0 Exotic imported international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Netherlands NLD Sheep Swifter dutch Originally a crossbred between Texelaar and Flemish sheep. Breed is used a mother for meat producing lambs. Since 1980. www.swifter.nl Swifter Meat 0 0 polled Native y 1982 domestic indigenous breed about 1980. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Texelaar dutch The Texel Sheep is a medium-sized sheep. An adult ram weighs approximately 95 kilos and stands at about 70 centimetres at the withers. A mature ewe weighs 75 kilos on average and stands 68 centimetres at the withers. The Texel Sheep is a medium sized sheep, that lambs once a year. Adult ewes usually birth and suckle two lambs per litter. Ewes can have their first litter at 12 months. The Texel Sheep is of very good meat quality, with excellent fat deposition. A Texel Sheep is large-framed, has a solid square stance and looks bigger than its actual size. Its head is characteristic and well-proportioned with a straight nasal bridge and a wide mouth. The head is covered with fine white hair, in contrast to the black nose. Its neck is long and in proportion. The body has pronounced muscling with well-developed loins and thighs. The forehand, middle and hind quarters are evenly proportioned. The Texel Sheep’s forehand is broad and deep, with well-positioned and reasonably long shoulders and a breastbone extending sufficiently to the front. Its middle piece is long and broad with sufficient depth in the ribs and broad, strong loins. The hindquarters are broad, while the croup is long and lightly sloped. The legs have a delicate structure, are dry and powerful, and are positioned correctly when walking or standing. Its wool is fine, dense and doesn’t contain excess lanolin. The rump is covered in a white coat. Both head and legs aren’t covered with wool but with fine white hair. The tail is thin and of appropriate length. HISTORY Origins of the Texel Sheep The Texel Sheep was bred over a hundred years ago as a crossbreed from indigenous marsh sheep and several British breeds, such as Leicester, Wensleydale and Lincoln. This resulted in a large, fast-growing and woolly sheep. Through effective selection, this breed of sheep has become the most heavily muscled meat sheep in the world. The Texel Sheep is a breed in which excellent carcass quality and great prolific qualities come together. The Netherlands has a long history of sheep farming. Approximately 1.5 million sheep are kept on about 20,000 farms. Specialist sheep farms have over 300 ewes. Most sheep are held in dairy farms as a secondary activity, with ewes lambing in spring. Breeding, reproduction and meat farming is mainly integrated in the company’s activities. Sheep are mainly kept for meat production. The profitability of sheep farming is determined by lamb production, growth rate and meat quality. Over the past few decades, sheep farmers have invested a lot of money in research on increasing the profitability of their businesses. By using rams with superior genetic traits, great progress has been made in further improving the functional exterior features and carcass composition. Where in the past the emphasis was on meat and wool production, the main goal of today is the sales of slaughter lambs of a consistent, high quality. Texel sheep Meat, SireLine Lean carcasses, very good conformation/muscularity and good meat quality are reported for this breed. meat uni coloured: white, sometimes with black spots on ears. Unwoolled head and ears, black nose. white 0 0 70 68 90 70 Native y 1909 domestic breed "The origin is the island Texel. Photos of the ""old-type"" Texel show a breed in appearance very much like the Friesian milk sheep breed. The modern Texel has been modified in body conformation. The Texel is now counted as a non-dairy, meat-type breed. Lincoln, Leicester and Wensleydale were introduced in this breed." 1900 country-wide, mainly North-western part wool medium 4 2 6 4.1 4.1 6 6 18 12 24 365 3 225 44 54 Daily growth females 250 g/day. Carcassweight 44 kg. Dressingpercentage 50%. 1,8 lam. 1.83 1 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Veluwse Heideschaap dutch Veluwe Heath is found in central and eastern Netherlands. Breed is adapted to extensive conditions. Curved nose. Long woolled tail. Sometimes browns spots on head and legs. Breed is mainly used for conservation grazing. http://szh.nl/schapen/veluws-heideschaap/ Veluwe Heath VegetationManagement Females of this breed produce 1.3 lambs per year. uni coloured: white, with spots 0 0 80 70 80 70 long tail with wool, belly without wool Native y 1998 domestic breed indigenous original local breed of heath sheep 1800 since 1960, 5% central and eastern Netherlands wool 250 350 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Netherlands NLD Sheep Vlaams melkschaap, Vlaming dutch Big sheep, long legs. Woolled tail. Milkproducer and good fertility (three lambs per lambing). Vlaams Schaap Flanders, Flemish landrace 0 0 Exotic imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Wallische Schwarznase ger. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Valais Blacknose 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Netherlands NLD Sheep Welsh Hill Speckled Face engels No flockbook in the Netherlands yet. In Uk: https://welshhillspeckledface.weebly.com/ It’s believed that the breed derived from the crossing of the traditional Welsh Mountain and Kerry Hill sheep and even today it’s the mountains of Mid-Wales that remain as the natural homeland. However there are by now a number of flocks located well outside the traditional boundaries. They are a mountain breed that has adapted to the harsh winters within their natural surroundings. They are also equally at home on low-lying ground. They have a quiet temperament and make excellent, careful mothers. They lamb easily, have a plentiful milk supply and defend their young. The lambs have a strong desire to live, grow quickly and develop to form the quality of carcase demanded by the current market. Lambing is predominantly outside in March with a successful 150% ratio easily achieved. The draft ewe is much in demand to produce the Welsh Mule through crossing with the Blue Faced Leicester and is equally successful when crossed with other terminal sires. The majority of purebred lamb carcasses weigh between 16 –18kg with crossbred lambs exceeding 20kg. In general most ewes weigh between 60 – 70kg with the rams tipping the scales at 80 – 100kg. Welsh Hill Speckled Face n Welsh Mountain and Kerry Hill crossing from Mid Wales Imported around 1999 (15 animals) and in 2010 and 2017 some males. regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Wensleydale Longwool eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Wensleydale 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Netherlands NLD Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. http://vssschapen.nl/pages/alle-schapenrassen.php Wiltshire Horn 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Netherlands NLD Sheep Zwartbles dutch The Black blazed sheep is a quite big brown-black sheep with a smoothly curved nosebone. In 1920-1930 started from the Schoonebeeker breed by Friesian breeders. Used for meatproduction. www.nzs.nl en www.zwartbles-fokkersgroep.nl Zwartbles black blazed sheep Meat An easy lambing, good fertility and motherhood and high milk production is reported for this breed. This sober breed is easy to handle. "uni coloured: black with blaze on head, white """"socks"""" and tailtip" 0 0 90 80 90 80 tall sheep, curved nosebone, raised front Native y 1995 domestic breed native, composite of Schoonebeker, Texel and Friesian Milksheep 1920 country-wide wool fine regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Norway NOR Cattle Aberdeen Angus Aberdeen-Angus Exotic international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Blond d'Aquitaine Blonde D’aquitaine Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Brown Swiss No Brown Swiss Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Charolais Charolais Exotic international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Dexter Dexter Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Doelafe nor. Døle (Doele) Cattle Meat, Milk "The breed is registered in the Norwegian ""Cow Database"" called Kuregisteret. The database is a pedigree recording system for all Norwegian cattle breeds at risk. It is administrated by the Norwegian Genetic Resource Centre. Population size is based on recorded living females and breeding males." Traditionally the most beefy type of the old Norwegian cattle breeds. multi coloured: black, red, brown, brownish grey
comments: grey or brown streaks or white markings 2 2 Naturally polled animals occur (15 % of the population is polled). 124 500 Native y 1989 domestic breed Developed in the South-eastern areas of Norway during the 1880`s, based on local cattle. 1880`s Mainly located in the south and eastern part of Norway. 3000 4.3 3.4 7 6 15 365 1 local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Norway NOR Cattle Galloway Belted Galloway Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Hereford Hereford Exotic international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Highland Cattle Highland Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Holstein No Holstein (black and white) Exotic international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Jersey No Jersey Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Limousin Limousin Exotic international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Norsk roedt fe nor. NRF, Norwegian Red Cattle Milk Norwegian Red Cattle is the dominant breed, accounting for 85 % of all the cattle in Norway and 99% of the dairy cows. This breed produces skins of a high quality. This breed was exported to Madagascar where it showed good results. high quality of skin multi coloured: black, red, white 2 2 142 130 1000 575 Native y 1935 domestic breed composite of Ayrshire, Swedish Red-and-White (SRB) and national cattle breeds existing in Norway at that time. 1935 since 1950, < 5% from Swedish Red (Sweden), Finish Ayrshire (Finland) country-wide 8000 4.3 3.5 1 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Ostlandsk roedkolle nor. Eastern Red Polled Cattle Milk "The breed is registered in the Norwegian ""Cow Database"" called Kuregisteret. The database is a pedigree recording system for all Norwegian cattle breeds at risk. It is administrated by the Norwegian Genetic Resource Centre. Population size is based on recorded living females and breeding males." uni coloured: solid red
comments: some white markings occur; some animals have white markings on the head, almost like a headscarf 0 0 As the breed`s name indicate, the breed is 100% polled. 133 500 Native y domestic breed Developed during the 1880`s and -90` based on local cattle from the south-eastern parts of Norway (mainly from Østfold and Akershus) and some import of Scottish Ayrshire and Black Pied Dutch. 1923 Eastern part of Norway 4000 4 3.3 7 6 15 365 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Cattle RDM No Red Dane Exotic international No Material atRisk critical critical -Norway NOR Cattle Sidet troenderfe og nordlandsfe nor. STN, Sided Trønder and Nordland Cattle, Rørosfe Milk "The breed is registered in the Norwegian ""Cow Database"" called Kuregisteret. The database is a pedigree recording system for all Norwegian cattle breeds at risk. It is administrated by the Norwegian Genetic Resource Centre. Population size is based on recorded living females and breeding males." multi coloured: black sided with white back, animals with red instead of black colour sometimes occur 0 0 The breed is 100% polled. 140 119 450 Native y 1952 domestic breed Developed during the 1880`s and -90` based on local breeds from the middle and northern part of Norway. 1880`s since 1950, 10-20% from Swedish Mountain (Sweden) County of Oppland, Hedmark, Nordland, Sør-Trøndelag, Møre og Romsdal and Nord-Trøndelag. 4400 4.2 3.3 7 6 15 365 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Cattle Simmental Simmental Exotic international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Norway NOR Cattle Telemarkfe nor. Telemark Cattle Milk "The breed is registered in the Norwegian ""Cow Database"" called Kuregisteret. The database is a pedigree recording system for all Norwegian cattle breeds at risk. It is administrated by the Norwegian Genetic Resource Centre. Population size is based on recorded living females and breeding males." multi coloured: red sided with white back and red muzzle, brindled 2 2 140 121 700 500 Native y 1926 domestic breed indigenous breed 1856 since 1950, < 5% from Norwegian Red Cattle (Norway) Norway, mainly in the Telemark and Oppland counties 4000 4000 4 3.3 7 6 15 365 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Cattle Tiroler Grauvieh Tiroler Grauvieh Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Cattle Vestlandsk fjordfe nor. Western Fjord Cattle Milk "The breed is registered in the Norwegian ""Cow Database"" called Kuregisteret. The database is a pedigree recording system for all Norwegian cattle breeds at risk. It is administrated by the Norwegian Genetic Resource Centre. Population size is based on recorded living females and breeding males." multi coloured: black, red, brown, brownish grey
comments: grey or brown streaks or white markings 2 2 60 % of the population is polled, the rest has two horns. 120 400 Native y domestic breed Developed in the western fjord areas of Norway, based on local animals, during the last period of the nineteenth century. fjord areas in the western part of Norway 4000 4000 4.2 3.3 7 6 15 365 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Cattle Vestlandsk raudkolle nor. Western Red Polled Cattle (eng.) sør- og vestlandsfe Milk "The breed is registered in the Norwegian ""Cow Database"" called Kuregisteret. The database is a pedigree recording system for all Norwegian cattle breeds at risk. It is administrated by the Norwegian Genetic Resource Centre. Population size is based on recorded living females and breeding males." uni coloured: solid red
comments: some white markings occur; some animals have white markings on the head, almost like a headscarf 0 0 As the breed`s name indicate, the breed is 100% polled. 121 450 Native y domestic breed Developed in the western part of Norway during the 1880`s and -90`s. 1880`s South-west of Norway 4000 4000 4.1 3.3 7 6 15 365 1 local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Norway NOR Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Barred Tverrstripet Plymouth Rock Eggs The animals are good layers, but producing small egg size. Sexing of Tumstripet Plymouth Rock day-old chicks is possible. middle level 3 2 domestic breed Tumstripet Plymouth Rock is a very old breed in Norway. 273 4.8 4.8 international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Norway NOR Chicken Brun italiener Nor. Italian Native y regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Gjermundues 1 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used as mother line for producing white-egg cross-breds. industrial 2.7 1.7 Native domestic line pure line, imported from USA in 1957 1957 278 4.9 4.9 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Gjermundues 2 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used as father-line in cross-breeding. It has a high frequency of B21 haploids in blood typing. industrial 2.7 1.7 This is a typical White Leghorn as described in the Scandinavian standard. Native y 1979 domestic line pure line, imported from Sweden in 1979 1979 307 4.8 4.8 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Gjermundues 3 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Mostly used as father-line in white-egg cross-breeding. This line produces good heterosis effects when used in cross-breedings. industrial 2.8 1.8 Native domestic line very old pure line in Norway 308 4.8 4.8 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Islandsk landnamshone No Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Kalnes 1 nor. Brown Egg Layer Eggs Used as father-line. Chick sexing in cross-breed (producing Kalnes 13) is possible. industrial 3.1 2.1 Native domestic line imported from Ross (Scotland) in 1989 1989 295 4.5 4.5 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Kalnes 2 nor. Brown Egg Layer Eggs Used as father-line. Chick sexing in cross-breed (producing Kalnes 24) is possible. industrial 3.2 2.2 Native domestic line imported from Ross (Scotland) in 1989 1989 295 4.6 4.6 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Kalnes 3 nor. Brown Egg Layer Eggs Used as mother-line. Chick sexing in cross-breed (producing Kalnes 31) is possible. industrial 2.8 1.8 Native domestic line imported from Ross (Scotland) in 1989 1989 282 4.7 local No Material unknown unknown -Norway NOR Chicken Kalnes 4 nor. Brown Egg Layer Eggs Used as mother-line. Chick sexing in cross-breed (producing Kalnes 24) is possible. industrial 3.1 2.1 Native domestic line imported from Ross (Scotland) in 1987 1987 307 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Norway NOR Chicken Kalnes 5 nor. Brown Egg Layer Eggs Used as mother-line in brown eggs cross-breed.
industrial 3.1 2.1 Native domestic line imported from Warren (Isa) in Ireland in 1982 1982 304 4.4 4.4 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Light Sussex eng. Light Sussex Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Norbrid 1 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used as mother-line in two-breed cross. The females are known as good layer. This is one of the most used lines in commercial egg production in Norway. This animals are known fort their quiet temper. industrial 2.7 1.7 Native domestic line synthetic selected line produced in a breeding experiment in 1977, same origins as Roko Hóns 4 1977 321 4.8 4.8 local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Norbrid 3 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used as father-line in two-breed cross (Nor. Brid 31). This line has a relatively nervous temper. industrial 2.7 1.7 Native domestic line imported from 1965, same origin as Gjermundues 1 1965 314 5 5 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Norbrid 4 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used as father-line in breed cross (Nor. Brid 41). This line has a quiet temper. This is one of the most used lines in Norway. industrial 2.8 1.8 Native domestic line imported from an old Norwegian line C-Nilson in 1972, same origin as Gjermundues 1 1972 311 4.9 4.9 local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Norbrid 7 nor. Brown Egg Layer Eggs Used as mother-line in commercial brown egg layer production (Nor. Brid 87). This line has a quiet temper. This is one of the most used lines in Norway. industrial 3 2 Native domestic line bought from Hisex in Sweden in 1981 1981 318 4.8 4.8 local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Norbrid 8 nor. Brown Egg Layer Eggs Used as father-line in commercial brown egg layer production (Nor. Brid 87). The females are good layers. industrial 3 2 Native domestic line imported from Sweden in 1981, derives from Hisex type 335 5 5 local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Norsk jaerhona nor. Jaer Eggs Chick sexing is possible for this breed. middle level 2.5 1.5 Native domestic breed Old indigenous breed bird used in Norway before it was displaced by imported breeds in the middle of the last century. For many years the breeding work was concentrated mainly on selection for certain feather colour genes to make the breed auto-sexing. Jarhons is today reliably auto-sexing. 215 4.8 4.8 local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Red Rhode Island (RRI) nor. Rhode Island Red Eggs RRI breed in Norway is the same type as it is described in the British and Scandinavian Standards. RRI is a very popular hobby breed in Norway because of its quiet temper and because it is a good layer. middle level 3 2 domestic breed Rhode Island Red is a very old breed in Norway. 273 4.8 4.8 RRI is suitable to be reared under free-range conditions. local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Roko No local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Chicken Roko hóns 1 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used as mother-line in two-way cross-breeding industrial 2.4 1.4 domestic line It is one of the oldest pure lines of White Leghorn in Norway. 290 4.3 4.3 local No Material unknown unknown -Norway NOR Chicken Roko hóns 2 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used as father-line in two-way cross-breeding. industrial 2.5 1.5 This is a typical White Leghorn as described in Scandinavian standard. domestic line imported from Nilson-Line in 1984 1984 320 4.6 4.6 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Roko hóns 4 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Used both as father- and mother-line in two-way cross-breeding. industrial 2.3 1.3 domestic line synthetic selected line produced in a breeding experiment in 1977 1977 301 4.3 4.3 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Samvirkekulling l1 nor. Broiler Parentel Meat industrial 4.7 3.7 Native n domestic line This population has been imported from Sweden (Hybro and Ross type) in 1973. It is a heavy breed based on White Plymouth Rock and White Cornish and is used as a mother-line in cross-breeding. 1973 180 4.8 4.8 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Samvirkekulling l2 nor. Broiler Parentel Meat industrial 4.2 3.2 domestic line This population has been imported from Sweden (Hybro and Ross type) in 1973. It is a heavy breed based on White Plymouth Rock and White Cornish and is used as a mother-line in cross-breeding. 1973 181 4.2 4.2 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Samvirkekulling l3 nor. Broiler Parentel Meat industrial 4.7 3.7 domestic line This population has been imported from Sweden (Hybro and Ross type) in 1973. It is a heavy breed based on White Plymouth Rock and White Cornish and is used as a mother-line in cross-breeding. 1973 103 4.7 4.7 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Samvirkekulling l5 nor. Broiler Parentel Meat industrial 4.3 3.3 domestic line This population has been imported from France in 1983. It is an heavy breed based on White Plymouth Rock and White Cornish and is used as a mother-line in cross-breeding. 1983 160 4.2 4.2 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Chicken Sort Minorka Nor. Minorca international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Chicken Sove 1 nor. White Leghorn Eggs Sove 1 is a mother line of Lohmann (LSL). Lost all the cocks of this line in 1988. Crossed with cocks of line Nor. Brid 4 to Sove line. middle level 3 2 domestic line imported from Sweden in 1982 and placed in a genebank 1982 273 4.8 4.8 local No Material extinct extinct -Norway NOR Dog Dunker nor 53 50 Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Norway NOR Dog Haldenstover nor 56 54 Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Norway NOR Dog Hygenhund nor 54 51 Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Norway NOR Dog Lundehund nor 37 34 Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Norway NOR Dog Norsk buhund nor 46 43 Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Norway NOR Dog Norsk elghund gra nor 52 49 Native local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Dog Norsk elghund sort nor 48 45 Native local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Norway NOR Goat Kystgeit The main product is meat from four-year-old castrates. nor. Rangeing Goat Meat This breed lives outdoors the whole year around, except for a couple of months just after kidding. During this period the goats and kids are kept indoors during the night and the goats are let out during the day for grazing. This management system is to p This breed is kept only for meat-production. And the main product is meat from four-year-old castrates. multi coloured: white with brown or black markings 2 2 Native n domestic breed Local breed kept for meat-production on the islands of the western coast of Norway. The year of origin is unknown, but it is believed that this kind of management system is more than 100 years old, maybe several hundreds of years old. none In Selje in the county of Sogn og Fjordane. This breed lives outdoors the whole year around, except for a couple of months just after kidding. During this period the goats and kids are kept indoors during the night and the goats are let out during the day for grazing. This management system is to protect the kids from predators (eagle). local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Goat Mohairgeit No Exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Norway NOR Goat Norsk boergeit No Boer Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Goat Norsk kasjmirgeit No Exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Goat Norsk melkegeit nor. Norwegian Landrace Norwegian Dairy Goat Milk uni coloured: grey, blue, white
multi coloured: sometimes grey, blue and white 2 2 80 50 Native y 1956 domestic breed local breed since 1970, ~ 5% from Saanen (Netherlands) country-wide 300 575 3 365 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Goose (domestic) Norsk hvit gas nor. White Norwegian Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Goose (domestic) Smaalensgas nor. Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Horse Doelahest nor. Døle Draught, Døle Horse, Gudbrandsdal, Døle-Gudbrandsdal Sport uni coloured: black, bay, brown 151 151 425 425 profuse mane and tail Native 1896 domestic breed local Doele Hest since 1950 from Heavy Trotter (Norway), Draught Horse (1 stallion, Sweden) south-eastern Norway local No Material atRisk critical -Norway NOR Horse Fjordhest nor. Fjord Horse Fjord Horse Sport The Fjord population is large enough to allow the sustainable management of the breed. uni coloured: dun with dark legs, tail and erect mane central dark and outwards silver 141 141 375 375 Native 1909 domestic breed local Vestlandshest none western Norway local No Material atRisk critical -Norway NOR Horse Nordlandshest lyngshest nor. Lyngshest Sport The active breeding population is very small (about 150 foals born per year) and a high degree of inbreeding has been documented. uni coloured: all solid colours, usually dark 130 130 275 275 Native 1969 domestic breed composite of Lyngshest, Nordlandshest and other small breeds in northern Norway since 1950, 5% from Finish Pony (Finland) northern Norway local No Material atRisk critical -Norway NOR Horse Norsk kaldblodstraver nor. Nordsvensk travare Norwegian Heavy Trotter Sport This breed is known as racing horse and trotter. uni coloured: usually chestnut, sometimes bay 150 150 400 400 Native 1939 domestic breed local Doele Hest since 1950 from Heavy Trotter stallions (Sweden) country-wide local No Material atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Horse Norsk varmblod RidingSport Native y local No Material unknown unknown -Norway NOR Pig Finnish Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding Finnish Yorkshire account for about 4 % of the breeding sow population. Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Norway NOR Pig Norsk Landrace nor. Norwegian Landrace Norwegian Landrace Meat The Landrace is the most important breed, accounting for about 80 % of the breeding sow population. This breed is producing good quality meat. It is also remarkable that the backfat thickness is 10 mm on average. uni coloured: white 100 80 230 180 lop ears Native 1930 domestic breed composite of Scandinavian Landrace, Large and Middle White (United Kingdom) and Landrace (Sweden, Denmark) since 1970, 30% from Landrace (Sweden, Denmark) country-wide regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Norway NOR Pig Norsk Yorkshire nor. Norwegian Yorkshire Norwegian Yorkshire Meat 100 80 200 165 domestic breed international Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly notAtRisk -Norway NOR Rabbit Trønderkanin nor Native domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Norway NOR Sheep Bleset sau nor. Native local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Sheep Charolais No Charollais Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Dalasau nor. Dala Sheep Meat 1, 9 lambs per adult winter-fed ewe are reported for this breed. uni coloured: white, black animals occur very rarely 0 0 78 73 Native y 1926 domestic breed composite of Norsk Landrace, Leicester (United Kingdom) and Cheviot (United Kingdom) since 1960, 10-15% from Texel (Denmark), Finnish Landrace (Finnland) country-wide wool 5 5 43 7 150 The pasture is located on Morentorn ranges. 2 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Sheep Dorset No Dorset Down Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Finsk landrase No Finnisch Landrace Exotic international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Norway NOR Sheep Fuglestadbrogete sau nor. Native local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Sheep Gammelnorsk sau nor. villsau, steinaldersau, utegangarsau, Rangeing Sheep Meat These are very hardy animals. At the west coast, which has the mildest climate in Norway, the animals are grazing outdoors the whole year around. Only occasionally, if the winter is hard, is it necessary to feed the animals with hay. Animals living in other parts of Norway need to be looked after more during the winter. uni coloured: black, grey, brown, white
multi coloured: black, grey, brown, white 0/2 0/2 Some animals have two horns, but in general they have none. 43 32 Native n domestic breed indigenous breed old local breed The main area is the west coast, but animals occur all over the middle and southern part of Norway. wool coarse/carpet Animals living in the mildest climate at the west coast, are kept in a extensive management system, but many animals are kept other places in Norway and this management system must be described as semi-intensive. local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Norway NOR Sheep Gammelnorsk spaelsau nor. "Gamalnorsk spæl means ""Old Norwegian short tailed""" Spæl (norw.=Short-tailed) Sheep Meat uni coloured: white, but other colours also occur like black, grey and brown
comment: today's breeding goal is white 0 0 90 63 double coat Native y 1947 domestic breed indigenous breed old landrace since 1960, 5-15% from Icelandic (Iceland), Landrace (Iceland), Finnish Landrace (Finland) country-wide wool coarse/carpet 4 4 5 7 365 130 2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Gra troendersau nor 0 0 Native domestic breed local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Sheep Kvit spaelsau No Native local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Merino Eng Merino Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep NorX No Exotic local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Sheep Norsk kvit sau nor. Native local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Norsk pelssau nor. Norwegian Pelt Sheep Norwegian Pelt Sheep Meat Pelt character of the fibre is reported for this breed. uni coloured: grey, white 0 0 90 62 Native y 1968 domestic breed composite of Norwegian Short-Tailed Landrace and Swedish Pälsfar since 1960 from Swedish Fur Sheep (Sweden) southern Norway wool medium 4 4 7 365 120 2 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Oxford down No Oxford Down Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Romney Eng Romney Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Rygja nor. Rygja Sheep Meat The wool is free of medullated fibres. uni coloured: black, white 0 0 76 110 75 glossy fibre on head, without medulla Native y 1926 domestic breed composite of local landrace, Cheviot and Leicester 1924 since 1960, 10% from Texel (Denmark), Finsk (Finland) county of Rogaland wool medium 37 4 5 5 7 365 4 The pasture is located on mountain ranges. 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Sheep Shropshire Eng Shropshire Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Sjeviot nor. Cheviot Cheviot Sheep Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 67 Native y domestic breed Imported animals from Scotland during 1860-1900 1845 Northern part of the western coast of Norway. wool medium 37 5 5 7 365 120 2 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Steigar nor. Steigar Sheep Meat uni coloured: white with black nostrils and hooves 0 0 110 77 The fleece is nearly free from medullary fibres and kemps. Native y 1925 domestic breed composite of a local landrace and North Country Cheviot (United Kingdom) since 1960, 5-10% from Texel (Denmark), Finnish Landrase (Finland), East Friesian Milk Sheep (Sweden) northern Norway wool medium 37 4 5 5 7 365 4 180 2 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Norway NOR Sheep Suffolk No Suffolk Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Norway NOR Sheep Svartfjes No Exotic local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Norway NOR Sheep Texel No Texel Exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Ass Tibetan Tibetan uni coloured: dark brown, occasionally dark grey or dun 99 99 small animals domestic breed FAO Breed Survey H. Epsteins (?) Domestic animals in Nepal. This breed is capable of carrying a load of about 50 kg. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Buffalo Arna nep. Arni Indian Wild Buffalo uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 wild species origin of domestic buffalo Koshi Tappu wild life conservation area in the eastern region of the country. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Buffalo Gaddi Nepali Gaddi buffaloes are located in the far western hill region of the country. This breed is named after a tribe called Gaddi residing in that area. They are riverine type and are good milk yielder (Neopane et al., 1999). Besides milk, they are also used for meat, power and manure. People of the far western region produce butter fat from the milk of buffaloes and sell them to the adjoining territory of India. It is one of the major sources of income for the people of the region. Gaddi buffaloes are widely distributed in an area of 5482 Km2 ranging from an elevation of 1500 to 4500 masl where temperature varies from 18.8oC in winter to 28 oC in summer. Annual rainfall in these location ranges from 860 mm to 1242 mm. Out of 101,500 total buffaloes in the area, Gaddi are reported to be only 16,000. Their population is declining at a faster rate and the pure breed males are rarely found. Milk Gaddi buffalo is black in colour with white round patches on the forehead. It serves as distinguishing characteristic of the breed than others found in the country. Occasionally, they are also found in brown and light brown colour. 2 2 Horns are long half curved. domestic breed Native riverine buffalo breed of the Bubalus bubalis specie. far western hill region of the Nepal. Gaddi buffalo is the highest milk yielder in comparison to other two indigenous buffaloes of Nepal. Morphological characteristics and body formation of the breed clearly shows milking ability of the buffaloes. The buffaloes calve in the middle of June to September and the lactation period varies from 14 to 22 months according to the feeding, management and economic status of the farmers. The buffaloes calve in the middle of June to September and the lactation period varies from 14 to 22 months according to the feeding, management and economic status of the farmers. When the farmer restricts two teats for suckling of the newly born calf, the daily milk yield during the first three months is 4.7 lit. The daily milk yield is 4.6 lit, when the calf is restricted to suckle only one teat during the following three months (Pokharel et al., 1998). Age at first service, age at 1st calving and calving interval of Gaddi buffalo was recorded to be 46.0±0.7, 68.0±0.4 and 23.0±0.5 months respectively. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Buffalo Lime Nepali Riverine type and are average milk yielder buffalo found in low hills to mid hills of Nepal. DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Grey in colour. Skin colour shades from whitish brown to grey. Eyebrows are white. It has typical distinguishing characteristics with chevron of grey or white hair below the jaw and around the brisket region. It has whitish or greyish colour as leg marking below knee. 2 2 Relatively small sickle shaped horns curved toards neck. Horn length = 44.3±1.3 cm 118.6 311 Average body length = 125±1.5 cm Height at hip bone = 109±0.9 cm Heart girth = 174±1.9 cm Height at wither = 119±1.3 Head length = 46±0.5 cm Tail length = 74±1.7 cm Horn length = 44.3±1.3 cm Ear length = 21.5±0.4 cm Neck length = 41.5±0.9 cm Loin girth = 185±2.2 cm domestic breed Riverine type of buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis) Found in low to mid hill areas of the country back yard or farm yard production farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 305 915 3 630 Age at 1st service (month) = 51.6 Service period (days) = 190 Gestation length (days) = 315 Average daily milk yield (liter) = 3.0 Lactation length (day) = 305 1 1 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Buffalo Murrah Murrah 2 2 short coiled horns 150 140 567 431 massive body, long tail domestic breed Bubalus bubalis, subspecies Bubalis 32.6 29.4 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Buffalo Nepalese Hill eng. Bhainsi, Purvi, Pahadi uni coloured: grey, white, blond 2 2 long horns 122 121 swamp type domestic breed central Nepal 62 480 600 FAO Breed Survey About 28% of the animals in this region are milked. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Buffalo Nepalese Mountain eng. Himali Bhainsi, Himalayan Mountain uni coloured: light grey, blond
comment: calves have brown coats 2 2 medium sized horns hairy animals domestic breed northern Nepal local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Buffalo Parkote nep. High altitude riverine type buffalo. DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat, Milk Parkote buffalo is mainly black in colour, but occasionally they are found in brown and light brown colour. 2 2 Horns are sword shaped directed towards the back of the body. Head length = 38±0.7 124 342 Average body length = 128±0.8 cm Height at hip bone = 119±0.8 cm Heart girth = 176±0.9 cm Height at wither = 124±0.6 cm Head length = 38±0.7 cm Tail length = 75±1.6 cm Ear length = 19.8±0.6 cm Neck length = 43.5±1.1 cm Loin girth = 188±1.1 cm Barrel girth = 206±0.9 cm domestic breed Native riverine buffalo breed of the Bubalus bubalis specie. Located in low to high hill areas of the country. 3.5 618 Age at 1st service (month) = 51.8 Service period (days) = 175 Gestation length (days) = 315 Average daily milk yield (liter) = 3.5 Lactation length (day) = 305 local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Buffalo Tarai nep. Tarai Terai Bhainsi, Terai Milk uni coloured: black or occasionally brown with white tail 2 2 127 120 375 325 domestic breed The Terai seem to have descended from Surti and Murrah. southern Nepal FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Cattle Achhami Nepali the smallest breeds of cattle in the world Acchami, Naumuthe Gai, Sano gai DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk The breed is adapted to middle mountain (1 500 m asl.) altitudes. Body colour varies from black to white i.e. black, brown, grey, white, spotted black and white. 2 0/2 97 88 150 110 Achhami cattle are the smallest breeds of cattle in the world. They are less than 1 metre in height at withers. Ear is straight with an average length of 17 cm. Its temperament varies from docile to wild. The wither height of Achhami cattle was 110.8 ±1.9 cm at the age of 9 years. Similarly, maximum body weight and body length were 149.38±5.1 kg and 98.07±1.52 cm respectively at the age of 8 years (Annual Report of ABD, 1994/95). Morphology Summery:(lenght in cm.) Body length 92.1 Heart girth 118.6 Height at wither 90.8 Height at hip bone 88.5 Head length 33.2 Tail length 72.42 Horn length 3.0 Ear length 16.8 Neck length 30.8 Loin girth 115.4 Barrel height from ground 44.8 Fore legs above knee 32.1 Fore legs below knee 26.7 Rear legs above knee 34.8 Rear legs below knee 32.8 domestic breed This is a indigenous breed of Nepal. Achhami cattle are located in the far western region of Nepal (Achham District). 1.5 48 60 FAO Breed Survey They are kept in semi stationary production systems. They have low milking ability and produce on an average of 1.5 kg milk with standard errors of 0.22 kg in a lactation length of 225 days. Although the average daily milk yield is less than 2 litres but it has wide variation ranging from 1 to 4 litres. This indicated that the breed has potential to produce more than what it is producing. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Cattle Ayreshire eng. Ayrshire SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Cattle Burmese Gaur eng. Burmese Gaur Pyaung, Pyoung, Pyun, Burmese Bison These animals produce good, tasty meat and leather of good quality. 2 2 950 750 very big animals feral variety The Gaur is the largest of the Asiatic bovids. Two subspecies are recognised, B. g.gaurus (India, Nepal) and B. g. laosiensis (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and West Malaysia). regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Cattle Hariana Hariana 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey SireLine 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Cattle Khaila nep. Khailla cattle are found from Siwalik range (400 m) to high mountains (4000 m) of the country. They are located mainly in far western hilly regions of the country and are a good draught breed. These cattle are well adapted and can graze on the slopes of the hills and mountains. Besides the draught power they are used for milk and manure too. They are larger size and strongly built. They are localized in limited areas and are few in numbers. They have been characterized at phenotypic level only. DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk 0 0 120 298 Khaila cattle are good draught type animals located in far western region of the country. They are strongly built and suitable for draught purpose. They are larger indigenous cattle breed in the country (Table 2). About 42% of the Khaila cattle are black and white in colour and the horn of 65% cattle are straight and upward in direction (Kunwar et al., 1998). These animals have a wild temperament and are difficult to handle, except, by the owner. Morphology Summery: Body length 128 Heart girth 162 Height at hip bone 118 Head length 48 Tail length 99 Horn length 18 Ear length 23 Neck length 41 Loin girth 170 Barrel height from ground 56 Fore legs above knee 85 Fore legs below knee 32 Rear legs above knee 68 Rear legs below knee 43 domestic breed Natibe breed of the Bos indicus specie. There is no written record on the origin of the Khailla cattle. It is believed that these cattle (Doteli Gai) came from Doti and Dadeldhura districts. Far western hilly region of the country. 48 60 Khaila is a large sized cattle having low milk yielding ability but good draught characters. They produce on an average of 2.5 kg milk per day in a lactation length of 10 months (305 days). They are hardy and suitable for hill conditions. They can thrive in harsh environments and can produce in low input system. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Cattle Kirko nep. Lulu Tibetan The breed is adapted to high altitudes (3 000 m asl.). 0 0 100 100 220 220 domestic breed Kirko and Lulu cattle seem to have the same genetic origin and are considered to belong to the same breed genetically but are found in two different locations. Trans-Himalaya, eastern region of high altitude area (around 3 000 asl.) Management is very poor and most animals depend on natural grass and fodder in the area. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Cattle Lulu nep. Only humpless indigenous breed of cattle found in Nepal. Lulu Lulu gai, Lulu meh, Lulu mo DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Milk The breed is adapted to high altitudes (3 000 m asl.). They are very hardy and adapted to cold and dry areas. 0 0 100 100 185 174 This is the only breed of cattle in the country that is humpless. Summery of measurement (cm.) Body length 99.4 Heart girth 114.2 Height at wither 87.2 Height at hip bone 87.7 Head length 34.6 Tail length 50-60 Horn length 15.8 Ear length 13.8 Neck length 29.1 Loin girth 109.4 Barrel height from ground 40.7 Fore legs above knee 28.1 Fore legs below knee 24.6 Rear legs above knee 34.2 Rear legs below knee 35.3 domestic breed Kirko and Lulu cattle seem to have the same genetic origin and are considered to belong to the same breed genetically but are found in two different locations. western region of high Himalayan Zone (above 3 000 m asl.), Mustang and Manang District. 1.7 FAO Breed Survey A small study was carried out on performance data in the Western Region of the Mustang District including 19 cows (ranging from 1st to 12th lactation) which were recorded for 3 months. Management is very poor and most animals depend on natural grass and fodder in the area. Lulu are a small sized cattle having low milk yielding ability. They produce on an average of 1.6 kg milk with 0.3 kg of standard errors in a lactation length of 195 days. The range of milk production lies between 0.5 to 3.57 litres. The highest milk production was found in the 7th lactation. The Lulu Mo (♀) is weighed higher than Lulu Meh (♂) due to better care and management of female calves than male. Body weight of most of the Lulu cows, aged from 2 to 18 years, averaged between 150 to 200 kg. The maximum body weight observed was 227 kg in males at 6 years of age. These animals are very hardy and suitable for cool and dry place. They can thrive in harsh environments and can produce in low input system. They attain sexual maturity at about 3.5 years and produce the first progeny at an age of 4 to 4.5 years (Table 3). This figure is quite high when compared with European cattle (Jersey and Holstein-Friesian) which attain sexual maturity at about 1.5 to 2 years. Gestation length is about 9 months (280 days) which is similar with several literature reports. This is well within the range of cattle breeds. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Cattle Morang 2 2 Zebu domestic variety hill type, similar to Purnea local No Information extinct extinct -Nepal NPL Cattle Pahadi nep. Pahadi cattle, which represent the majority of cattle population in the country are located across the hills and are good for draught purpose in the terraced hill conditions. They are adaptable to cool and harsh climatic conditions and can thrive and work in low input system. They are also used for milk and manure. Nepalese Hill, Nepali Hill Zebu, Pahari, Pahari Guie, Pahari Sandhe, Black Hill Zebu DraughtPower Good for draught purpose on the terraced hills. Adapted to cold climate conditions. They are mostly black in colour. 2 2 96 225 140 Zebu, Indian hill type domestic breed Native breed of the Bos indicus species. Churia Ghati and Mahabharat Range 48 60 FAO Breed Survey Epstein (?) Domestic Animals of Nepal. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar SireLine The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 0 0 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Cattle Siri nep. Siri was a popular breed of eastern Nepal, considered to be introduced to Ilam through Darjeeling of India from Bhutan via Sikkim (Epstein, 1977). Siri, a productive breed in the hilly areas of eastern region, particularly Ilam district has been extinct from the country (Neopane, 2002). They were reared in eastern hilly region 1200 meter above sea level. They had undergone cross breeding with local cattle and are extinct at pure form. Siri Milk Body colour varies from black to white i.e. black, brown, grey, white, spotted black and white. 2 2 sharp horns projecting forward and slightly upward (Shrestha, 1994). 190 180 453.5 362.9 They have a well developed udder and are larger than black Pahadi cattle. They have wide flat forehead and small ears. domestic breed Considered to be introduced to Ilam through Darjeeling of India from Bhutan via Sikkim (Epstein, 1977). Siri cattle were reared in eastern hilly region above 1200 meter above sea level. 155 4.9 21.2 19.9 225 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under stationary conditions with all year round housing and grazing and fodder. They can produce up to 6 liters of milk per day. regional No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Cattle Terai nep. Tarai DraughtPower A good disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Terai cattle are light coloured (mostly white) animals. They are mainly found in white and red (roan) colour. They are occasionally found in black and other mixed colour. 2 2 lyre shaped horns 130 121 360 315 Zebu domestic breed Native cattle breed of the Bos indicus specie with Hariana influence. southern Nepal, Terai region. 215 550 4.2 26 24.5 42 54 489 FAO Breed Survey Epstein, H. (?) Domestic Animals of Nepal. Performance data were collected under station conditions with housing at night only and a little aditional concentrate. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Black Australorp eng. Black Australorp Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Cobb 500 Used to provide meat for urban areas. eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Chicken Dumse nep. Puwank Ulte Meat Ruffled feathers. domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Ghanti Khuile nep. Meat They are hardy and good for scavenging conditions. domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Giriraja Giriraja Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Hubbard Used to provide meat for urban areas. eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Chicken Hy-Line Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown Eggs domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Kegbro Used to provide meat for urban areas. Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Commercial sector. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Key stone brown eng. Eggs domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Chicken Sakini nep. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Chicken Saver starbrow Used to provide meat for urban areas. Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Starbro Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Goat Ajmeri Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced from India; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Goat Barbari Barbari Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced from India; exotic Urban and sub-urban areas. The animals are kept in stall feeding systems where the animals are fed with straw and other crop by-products along with concentrates with limited amount of green fodder. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Goat Beetal Beetal Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced from India; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Goat Chyangra Chyangra goats are used for meat, pack and pashmina (cashmere) production. Tibetan Cashmere Goat of Tibet, Tibetan Meat This is one of the few breeds adapted to the high mountains with cold plateau climate. uni coloured: usually white, also black, brown or grey
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 62 57 25 24 domestic breed In the mountain region (usually above 2500 metres asl.) hair medium 0.45 1.13 2.3 2 24 30 F46-146,148 FAO Breed Survey These goats are used as pack animals, each goat carries about 11 kg. The annual yield of cashmere is g 115-170 per goat. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Goat Jamunapari Jamnapari Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Mainly Terai region. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Goat Khari nep. Nepalese Southern Hill Meat Hardy and well adapted to local environments. This breed is known for prolificacy and a high twining rate. uni coloured: black, grey, white 2 2 56 55 23 22 similar to Tarai but larger domestic breed Found across the hills and inner valleys in the country; Siwalik Rangeast Lower Mid-Hills ca. 300-1500m asl. 1.5 1.5 12 18 FAO Breed Survey During the day the animals go out and graze and at night they return to the farmer for night shelter. Kidding season is between September and October. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Goat Kiko Kiko 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -Nepal NPL Goat Nepalese Northern Hill Meat uni coloured: black, grey, white 2 2 long hair domestic breed Pahar and Mahabharat Range hair local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Goat Sinhal nep. Singhal Meat Hardy and well adapted to mountain conditions. These are migratory animals which are often used as leaders of large flocks of sheep. comment: various colours 2 2 70 67 37 27 Large size. domestic breed High mountains and hills of North-western Nepal. 1 1.5 2.3 1.9 FAO Breed Survey various sources including the Livestock Master Plan Epstein: Domestic Animals of Nepal. The hair is shorn once a year. Females yield about 1 kg and bucks 1.5 kg local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Goat Terai Meat uni coloured: black, fawn 2 2 dwarf, short hair and ears domestic breed Terai region and inner valleys (tropical and sub-tropical climate) of the country. hair local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Horse Bhotia Pony eng. Bhotia Pony Bhutan Pony, Bhutani, Bhutia Pony, Bhote Ghoda Riding (sports) uni coloured: often white, also bay 145 125 345 260 similar to Tibetan Pony, but less broad domestic breed FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Nepal NPL Horse Chyanta nep. Cyanta Riding (sports) 128 275 275 larger and heavier than Tattu domestic variety smaller variety of Bhotia Pony FAO Breed Survey Epstein, H.: Domestic Animals of Nepal local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Horse Jumli nep. domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly found in Jumla district (High hills). local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Horse Tanghan nep. Tanghan Tagan, Tanan Riding (sports) 136 136 325 325 domestic variety larger variety of Bhotia Pony FAO Breed Survey regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Horse Tarai Pony uni coloured: usually bay, occasionally white with dark skin 115 115 175 175 small size domestic breed Terai Region, southern Nepal FAO Breed Survey Epstein (?) Domestic Animals in Nepal. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Horse Tattu nep. PackBaggage 104 225 225 domestic variety smallest variety of Bhotia Pony found in the mountains rather than in the hills FAO Breed Survey Epstein (?) Domestic Animals in Nepal. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Horse Tibetan Pony eng. Tibetan Pony Nanfan They can carry big weights over prolonged time periods. uni coloured: often yellow-dun with dark dorsal stripe 128 123 450 300 similar to Bhotia Pony, but more slender domestic breed FAO Breed Survey Epstein, H. (?) Domestic animals in Nepal. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Pig Bampudke nep. Bampudke pigs are the smallest hog breed in the world and are very hardy animals. They are found in both domestic and wild form but now they are rarely found in domestic form and are about to be extinct. Meat 39.6 39.6 20 20 Body length (Cm) = 1 45.7±3.30 Heart girth (Cm) = 51.8±2.42 Height at hip bone (Cm) = 34.5±2.94. Head length (Cm) = 25.8±1.25 Neck length (Cm) = 7.6±0.43 Ear length (Cm) = 14.5± 0.67 Tail length (Cm) = 19.5±0.63 Adult weight (Kg) = 20 (18-25) wild breed indigenous breed 0.6 138 Indigenous pigs of Nepal, Animal Breeding Division, NASRI, Nepal Agricultural Research Council (NARC) Age at 1st puberty (months) =6.2±0.12 Age at 1st farrowing (months) = 11.5±0.23 Litter size at birth (no) = 4.7±0.27 Litter size at weaning (no) = 3.4±0.30 Birth weight (Kg)= 0.6±0.08 local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Pig Chwanche nep. Chwanche pigs are located in low to mid hills and are good scavenger animals. Amongst the native breeds, Chwanche constitutes 58% of the population and are located in hills. Meat uni coloured: black, rarely with white patches on head and feet 44 41 22.5 34.6 long, tapering snout, small and erect ears, short feet, pendulous stomach, erect bristle hair on the neck and on the back strip Body length (Cm) = 75.9±2.1 Heart girth (Cm) = 86.3±3.37 Wither height (Cm) =55.9±1.84 Height at hip bone (Cm) = 54.6±1.51 Head length (Cm)= 26.5± 0.7 Neck length (Cm) = 7.6± 0.43 Ear length (Cm) = 11.1± 0.46 Tail length (Cm) = 25.3±0.9 Fore feet above knee (Cm) = 15.9±0.84 Fore feet below knee (Cm)= 14±0.7 Rear feet above hock (Cm) = 21.6±0.68 Rear feet below hock (Cm) = 18.7±1.0 domestic breed indigenous breed Low and hill regions. 0.28 0.38 9 9 182 182 FAO Breed Survey T.Wilson (1994) Report of study conducted at Pokara Government Farm and Indigenous pigs of Nepal, Animal Breeding Division, NASRI, Nepal Agricultural Research Council (NARC) Performance data were measured on a few animals only at the Pokara Government Farm. The animals are kept by the Rai, Limbu, Magar, Tamang, Kami and Gurung ethnic groups, housed all year round and mostly fed on household left-over as well as by-products of distillation. The breed provides an estimated 379 mt of meat and 6570 mt of manure in the Mountain region and 2 994 mt of meat and 39 712 mt of manure in the Hill region. - litters per year 2.40;
- litter size at birth 5.63;
- litter size at weaning 3.87;
- preaweaning mortality (%) 31.3;
Age at 1st puberty (months) = 7.3±0.85 Age at 1st farrowing (months) = 10.7±0.80 Farrowing intervals (months) = 7.4±0.6 Gestation length (days) = 114.8± 0.52 Litter size at birth (no) = 7.33±1.28 Litter size at weaning (no) = 6.0±1.0 Birth weight (Kg) = 0.7±0.06 5.63 local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Pig Fayuen Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Nepal NPL Pig Hurrah nep. Hurrah pigs are located in terai region (tropical and subtropical) and are mainly used for meat. Hurrah pigs constitute 23% of the population and are located in terai region Meat They are hardy and suitable for scavenging conditions. This breed is growing faster and is heavier than the Chwanche pig. uni coloured: brown
multi coloured: black, brown
comment: black bristles, back stripe, white tail switch, white patch on upper part of lower jaw 56 56 57 50 high degree of the body is covered with rusty brown hair, small erect ears, short snout, black bristles, hairs on neck Body length (Cm) = 79.5±1.75 Heart girth (Cm) = 87.7±2.18 Height at hip bone (Cm) = 62.1±1.07 Head length (Cm) = 29.2±0.54 Neck length (Cm) = 9.78±0.37 Ear length (Cm) = 13.2±0.43 Tail length (Cm) = 26.8±0.8 Fore feet above knee (Cm) = 19.7±0.72 Fore feet below knee (Cm) =18.0±0.71 Rear feet above hock (Cm) = 23.0±0.81 Rear feet below hock (Cm)= 23.4±0.75 domestic breed indigenous breed Terai Region, southern Nepal. 0.35 0.41 11 12 196 196 FAO Breed Survey from Government Farm, Pokhara T.Wilson (1994) The animals are usually kept by the Tharu community and fed on left-overs and agricultural by-products. The breed provides an estimated 1385 mt of meat and 16, 907 mt of manure. - weaned litter size at 45 days: 2.69;
- litters per year 1.86;
- litter size at birth 4.54;
- litter size at weaning 2.69;
- preweaning mortality (%) 40.7;
4.54 local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Pig Large White Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Pig Pakhribas nep. Meat They are prolific and have good mothering ability. uni coloured: black domestic breed Composite of Fayuen, Tamworth and Saddleback. Found in eastern hilly region (subtropical to temperate). local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Pig Saddleback eng. Saddleback Lard domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Nepal NPL Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Nepal NPL Rabbit Angora eng. Angora PeltFur domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Rabbit California Chinchilla eng. Chinchilla Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Nepal NPL Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Rabbit Soviet Chinchilla eng. Soviet Chinchilla Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Sheep Baruwal Their wool is suitable for making radi/pakhi (blankets), pullovers, shawls etc. Baruwal are used for pack purpose also and can carry load of up to 13 Kg on their back. nep. Baruwal sheep are the principal sheep breed in the country and are located in hilly region of the country. They represent 63% of the total sheep population in the country and are mainly concentrated in the mountains (41%) and hills (22%). Their wool is suitable for making radi/pakhi (blankets), pullovers and shawls. They have good grazing instinct and suitable for migratory system. They have been characterized at phenotypic and chromosomal level. Baruwal Baduwal, Bonpala, Baduval Meat The breed is found in the high mountain and mid hills regions (from about 1 500 m to 2 500 m asl.). uni coloured: white, usually with black head, also black
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0 68 68 43 25 Body length = 70±0.54 Heart girth = 76±0.56 Height at hip bone = 66-68 Head length = 19.5±1.5 Tail length = 12.9±1.3 Horn length :Ewe generally polled M:51.0±1.7; F:17.0±0.9 Ear length = 7.2±1.14 Neck length = 22 Loin girth = 78.8±4.91 Barrel girth = 32 Fore legs above knee = 25.7±2.4 Fore legs below knee = 5 24.7±2.2 Rear legs above knee = 27.1±2.9 Rear legs below knee = 24.4±2.09 domestic breed mountainous regions of Nepal wool coarse/carpet 1.2 2.6 2.4 FAO Breed Survey and Indigenous sheep of Nepal, Animal Breeding Division, NASRI, Nepal Agricultural Research Council (NARC) Lambing (%) = 68.9 61.5 Lambing frequency (per annum) = 1 1 Adult mortality (%) = 25.6 35.5 Lamb mortality (%).= 25.0-40.0 30.0-50.0 Wool production (kg) = 0.9-1.2 0.8-1.0 Staple length (cm) = 8.5-11 11-16 Fiber diameter (μm) = 30 25-28 Kemp fiber = 68 12-13 Wool use: Radi (felt),rough covers regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Sheep Bhyanglung nep. Tibetan Bhotia, Bhyanglung, Tibetan, Bhote Meat The breed is adapted to the local environment (Transhimalayan and high mountain area above 2 500 m asl.). uni coloured: black with brown head and legs 2 2 65 57 30 22 short tail domestic breed Transhimaylayen and high mountain area above 2 500m asl., northern Nepal. wool coarse/carpet 1 1.5 2 1.8 F46-114 F30-149 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under nomadic conditions with 5-6 housing per year and total grazing. 1.03 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Nepal NPL Sheep Jumli nep. Kiu Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 60 58 25 18 finer wool than Kagi domestic breed similar to Baruwal, but smaller Jumla, North-western Nepal wool coarse/carpet FAO Breed Survey Epstein (?) Domestic Animals of Nepal. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Sheep Kage They produce coarse wool, which is suitable for making radi/pakhi (blankets). nep. Kagi, Gharpala Wool uni coloured: white, occasionally black
multi coloured: white, often with brown patches 2 0/2 56 50 22 17 small to dwarf, often earless, short tail. domestic breed indigenous breed Mid-Hills, Pahar of Nepal wool coarse/carpet 0.42 2.36 2.06 FAO Breed Survey Epstein, H. (?) Domestic Animals of Nepal. Use in stall-feeding system. local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Sheep Lampuchhre Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 similar to Kagi but larger and longer tail domestic breed Similar to Kagi. Northern Terai Region. wool coarse/carpet 0.4 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Sheep Lohia Meat comment: occasionally dark spots on body, sometimes coloured head 0/2 0 domestic breed may have an input from Lohi Terai Region wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Nepal NPL Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Sheep Polwarth eng. Polwarth GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Nepal NPL Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Nepal NPL Sheep Scottish Blackface eng. Scottish Blackface 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Nepal NPL Yak (domestic) Yak Nak Transport The breed is found above 3 500 m asl. They are highly adaptable to high altitudes, low atmospheric pressure and low oxygen content of air. They can also graze on short grass areas grazed by sheep. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: also white-spotted black, greyish-brown, pale yellowish 2 2 125 109 300 200 humped domestic breed Native belonging to the Bos grunniens specie. Yak and Nak are raised in trans-himal region 3000 meter above sea level, in northern belts of the country. 240 200 240 8.8 16 15 FAO Breed Survey The herds of Yak, Nak, Chauries, Chyangra goat and Bhyanglung sheep are taken to the alpine meadows and temperate pasture for four months from June to September by keeping them in different pastoral areas depending on the feed availability and climatic condition. With the onset of cold weather as the winter approaches, the herds are brought down close to the village forest, pastoral land, crops residues in harvested cropped land. During the snow falls, these animals are fed with hays and crop by products like straws and chopped fodder root crops mixed with water and salt. local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic breed composite of Brahman (3/8) and Aberdeen-Angus (5/8) 1932 1641 FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -New Zealand NZL Cattle Enderby Island eng. 0 0 feral breed local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Cattle New Zealand Jersey eng. 2 2 y 1903 domestic variety variety of Jersey; from 19th century imports 19th century local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed 272 1852 4.6 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -New Zealand NZL Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8) 1910-1940 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -New Zealand NZL Goat Arapawa uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 long twisted horns 65 55 40 ears are erect feral breed probably descends from Old English Arapawa Island in Marlborough Sounds N8-68 local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Goat Auckland Island eng. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: pied 2 2 beards and overgrown split hooves feral breed feral, first introduced in 1865 1865 North-west Side of Port Ross local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Goat Kiko Kiko Meat 2 2 domestic breed composite of large dairy male (i.e. Anglo-Nubian) and New Zealand base stock international No Information unknown unknown critical -New Zealand NZL Goat New Zealand Base Stock eng. 2 2 domestic breed recaptured feral animals, bred in captivity local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Horse Arab eng. Arab light animals domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -New Zealand NZL Horse Caspian eng. Caspian Caspian Miniature uni coloured: usually bay, grey or chestnut, occasionally black pony domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -New Zealand NZL Horse Kaimanawa ' Wild' Horse eng. feral breed descended from domestic horses (during 19th century) and Cavalry horses (pre-1940) 19th century southern Kaimanawa Range local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Pig Captain Cooker eng. uni coloured: black bristly coat with prominent mane in males feral breed introduced by Captain Cook in 1773 1773 local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Pig Kunekune Kunekune Maori Lard uni coloured: black
multi coloured: all colours, mainly black with sandy splashes tassels domestic breed North Island international No Information unknown unknown endangered -New Zealand NZL Pig Lincoln Red eng. Meat 0 domestic variety Large White x Tamworth, 1940-59, breeding programme finished in 1959 0 Canterbury Agricultural College, Lincoln. Programme Given Up In 1959 local No Information extinct extinct -New Zealand NZL Sheep Arapawa Island eng. Arapawa Merino Wool uni coloured: usually black with white blaze, occasionally white 2 2 males: large curled horns feral breed originated from Australian Merino in 1860's 1860's Arapawa Island in Marlborough Sounds wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Australian Merino eng. Australian Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 y 1923 domestic breed improved by Saxony Merino, Rambouillet, American Rambouillet and Merino wool fine international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -New Zealand NZL Sheep Booroola Merino Booroola Merino High-Fertility Merino This breed is highly prolific, due to the Booroola gene. uni coloured: white 2 0/2 65 47 domestic breed strain of medium non-Peppin Australian Merino, selected from 1945 onwards 1945 onwards wool fine 4 2.5 2.3 FAO Breed Survey 3 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Borderdale Meat 0 0 y domestic breed composite of Border Leicester and Corriedale 1930's wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Broomfield Corriedale eng. The animals are selected for resistance to foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis) nodosus. uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic variety strain selected for resistance to Foot Rot wool local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Campbell Island eng. 0 0 feral breed Campbell Island wool local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Chevlin Meat uni coloured: white Longwool 0 domestic variety origin (by P.G. Buckelton) from Lincoln x Cheviot in 1950's wool medium local No Information extinct extinct -New Zealand NZL Sheep Coopworth eng. Coopworth Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 55 50 130 60 domestic breed originated at Lincoln College from Border Leicester and New Zealand Romney 1956-1968 South Island wool medium 5 120 175 5 3.5 3.5 FAO Breed Survey This is the only breed of sheep with mandatory performance recording in Australasia. All registered stock are fully performance recorded for litter size and rearing, growth to weaning and yearling age, yearling fleece weight. Breeding stock are selected on above average performance and visual apprasial. 2 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 y 1924 domestic breed composite of Lincoln (or Leicester Longwool) and Merino 1880-1910 wool medium FAO Breed Survey international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -New Zealand NZL Sheep Drysdale eng. Drysdale N-Type Romney, Ennendale Wool uni coloured: white 2 0 domestic breed by selection at Massey Agricultural College of n (superscript d) or nrnr in New Zealand Romney 1929-1967 wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Hokonui Hokonui Merino Wool uni coloured: white
multi coloured: coloured 0/2 0/2 feral breed descended from Tasmanian Merino around 1858 South Island wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Mohaka 0 0 feral breed wool local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep New Zealand Romney eng. New Zealand Romney Marsh, Romney, Modern Romney 0 0 y 1905 domestic breed descended from Romney 1900-1910 wool local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Perendale eng. Perendale uni coloured: white 0 0 62 52.5 y 1961 domestic breed composite of Cheviot and New Zealand Romney 1938-1960 wool medium 4 FAO Breed Survey 1.25 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Pitt Island eng. Wool 2 2 feral breed descended from Saxony Merino in the 1840's, feral for most of the 20th century 1840's Pitt Island (one of the Chatham Islands) wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Poll Merino eng. Poll Merino 0 0 domestic variety polled variety of Australian Merino wool international No Information unknown unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Skye Farm Romney eng. Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 longwoolled domestic breed composite of New Zealand Romney and (South Suffolk x Coopworth) late 1960's Hawkes Bay wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep South Dorset Down eng. South Dorset Down Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 shortwoolled domestic breed composite of Dorset Down and South Down wool medium regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep South Hampshire eng. 0 0 y domestic breed composite of South Down and Hampshire wool local No Information unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep South Suffolk eng. South Suffolk South Suffolk Halfbred Meat multi coloured: black, white with black face 0 0 shortwoolled y domestic breed composite of Suffolk and South Down 1938 Canterbury wool medium regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -New Zealand NZL Sheep Tukidale eng. Tukidale Wool This breed produces high quality wool. Tukidale sheep prefer to live in high rainfall areas where they produce the best wool. They are very hardy sheep and can tolerate cold conditions. 2 0 90 75 90 55 hairy strain domestic variety strain of New Zealand Romney with dominant gene N superscript t, originated in Tuki 1966 wool coarse/carpet 2.5 120 100 8 4.5 3.5 FAO Breed Survey The figure for fleece weight represents only one shearing and sheep are sheared twice yearly. 1.3 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Oman OMN Cattle Albatinah eng the breed is light brown with medium size, average conception rate was 75 % and the average mortality rate 1.8 %. The average daily milk yield was 1.8 kg/d, mature animals weighing about 250 kg. It is found in the northern part of the country and raised under traditional system in backyards and farms. The breed is widely used for meat and milk production North of Oman Meat, Milk light brown 2 250 200 Native n Domestic It is found in the northern part of the country North back yard or farm yard production concentrate 871 782 912 152 70 240 363 150 600 5.6 4 6.5 3.5 2 15.35 13.93 18 10 24 17 25.6 20 30 370 360 400 10 350 100 49 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Oman OMN Cattle Dhofari eng They are dark brown with an average conception rate 69 % and mortality rate 1.5 %. Average birth weight was 18 kg and weaning weight was 95 kg. The average six-month weight was 113 kg while the average of adult body weight is 325 kg. The breed is found in the southern part of the Sultanate and raised under stationary grazing system. The breed is widely used for meat and milk production. South of Oman Meat, Milk They are dark brown and black with white spots 350 290 Native n Domestic Breed The breed is found in the southern part of the Sultanate South back yard or farm yard production agro-industrial by-products, grazing nomadic 180 6 3.5 20 18 10 11 24 24 33 10 300 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Oman OMN Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic raised under high-input production system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Oman OMN Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic only found in experimental stations and some private farms under high-input production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Oman OMN Chicken Local Omani eng Local poultry stocks are found in rural areas and raised in households and farms in small numbers. Local poultry is used for home consumption and contributes to some extent to family income. Local poultry is characterized by being adapted to hot weather conditions, disease resistant and show low mortality. Local chickens have medium-length legs with single serrated comb. Plumage color ranges from black to brown to white. The local chicken has a very low production, probably because it is raised under traditional system with inadequate inputs. Average daily growth rate is 75-90 g body weight at 20 weeks of age 1.3 kg, egg production 75-80 eggs per year with an average egg weight of 35-45 g. Egg shell is usually white. Black, White, Brown Native local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Fariha Racing uni coloured: cream to yellow large size domestic Eastern Region country-wide raised under high-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Jabali Meat uni coloured: brown short legs domestic mountainous areas in the south of the sultanate raised under low-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Khiwara Riding (sports) uni coloured: dark brown to black large size domestic raised under high-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Khumaisa Racing uni coloured: cream large size domestic Eastern Region local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Khuzami Milk uni coloured: light brown large size, large legs domestic southern part raised under medium-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Musiha uni coloured: gold, sometimes yellow domestic Albatinah country-wide raised under high-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Ramli Milk uni coloured: dark brown large size, females have large udder domestic south of the sultanate raised under medium-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Dromedary Samha Racing uni coloured: dark brown domestic Interior Region country-wide raised under high-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Goat Albatinah Arabic Colors common in this breed are dark brown, light brown and black with white spots in the face, belly, and lower limbs. The breed is of medium size with average conception rate is 92% and twining rate is 1.22 % while, average weaning weight is 13.0 kg, six-month weight is 21 kg and mature weight reach 33 kg. Body is covered with long coarse hair. Legs are short and thick, head is of medium size with somewhat elongated face. It has a straight nose and middle-size ears. Both males and females carry horns. The breed is widely used for meat production and is raised under medium-input production system Al-Sawalem Meat the breed is adapted for harsh condition the breed can mate all over the year with no seasonality multi coloured: dark brown, light brown and black with white spots in the face, belly, and lower limbs 2 2 medium size 33 30 body is covered with long coarse hair, legs are short and thick, head is of medium size with somewhat elongated face, it has a straight nose and middle-size ears Native n Domestic Breed The origin of this breed is the mountainous areas located between Al-Batinah and Al-Dhahra governorates North of Oman extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing nomadic, transhumant 95 80 110 90 80 100 1 0.8 1.2 1 1 3.5 3 12 12 18 18 23 20 24 156 150 160 7 110 17 48 raised under medium-input system 1.25 120 130 local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Goat Aljabal Alakhdar Arabic Common color is brown. Body is covered with soft hair of moderate length. Legs are long and head elongated and of medium size. Nose is curved and ears are of medium size. Legs are moderately long. Both males and females have horns. Tail is short and lifted upward. This breed lives in the valleys and plains of the Interior Region and at the foot of the hills at an altitude of 2800 – 3000 m above sea level. The breed is widely used for meat production. Most of its population is concentrated in the Green Mountain and in the Interior region and is mainly raised under medium-input production system. Al-Gamoudi Meat uni coloured: brown 2 2 36 36 body is covered with soft hair of moderate length, legs are long and head elongated and of medium size, nose is curved and ears are of medium size, legs are moderately long Native n Domestic Breed valleys and plains of the Interior Region and at the foot of the hills at an altitude of 2800 - 3000 m above sea level 120 150 0.8 1 3.34 3.05 12 10 18 18 24 20 26 149 8 130 14 48 raised under medium-input production system 128 125 130 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Oman OMN Goat Anglo Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Oman OMN Goat Damascus Damascus Shami 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Oman OMN Goat Dhofari eng Common color is white with other occasional colors as black, dark brown, light brown and a mix of colors. It has a small body covered with short soft hair. The average conception rate is 80% and twining rate is 1.13 %. Average weaning weight is 12.5 kg while it was 16.0 kg for six-month weight and about 26 kg at maturity. Legs are short and fine. Head is relatively small with some elongation. Nose is straight and ears are small and erected upward. Both males and females have horns. Tail is long and erected upward. The Dhofari breed is found in the Southern Region of the Sultanate in plains and the mountain areas of Dhofar governorate. The breed is raised under medium-input system and is widely used for meat and milk production. South of Oman 30 28 Native n Domestic Breed The Dhofari breed is found in the Southern Region of the Sultanate in plains and the mountain areas of Dhofar governorate. South back yard or farm yard production concentrate, grazing transhumant 3 2.8 8 10 18 18 24 18 28 250 200 300 8 13 49 1.4 1.2 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Goat Jabbali Arabic This breed is widely spred in the chain of the Hegr mountain and it also could be found in Dhahra, the breeders mad lots of improvement in this breed and it called also Rahbi or Naab. The color is different from brown to light brown the head is big and the nose is curved, the ear is small and the tail is short. The average conception rate is 85 %, twining rate is 1.20%, and mortality rate is 5%. The average birth weight is 3.3 kg and weaning weight is 16 kg while the adult weight is 30 kg. There have not been studies on this breed for characterization. In addition to the above goat breeds, there are unidentified local breeds utilized by producers which have good productive traits, i.e. milk production and high twinning rate, but no studies have been carried out on them. Rahbi, Naab Meat The breed is adapted to the harsh condition The breed has no seasonality, it can mate allover the year color is different from dark brown to light brown 2 2 36 31 Native n Domestic Breed This breed is originally raised in Hegr Mountain especially Sharqia and Dhahra governorate North of Oman extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing nomadic, transhumant 110 75 135 90 1 1 3.3 2.9 12 12 18 18 23 20 26 152 148 156 7 115 15 48 This breed raised under medium input system 126 120 133 local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Goat Sahrawi arab = desert This breed is found in the plains and valleys allover the Sultanate. It is characterized by its solid black colored body with brown stripes around the neck and the belly. Head is small and both sexes have horns. Legs are fine with medium length and ears are also of medium length. The average conception rate is 85 %, twining rate is 1.25%, and mortality rate is 5%. The average birth weight is 2.5 kg and weaning weight is 13 kg while six-month weight is 18 kg and yearling weight is was 27.0 kg. There have not been studies on this breed for characterization. Hawa Meat multi coloured: black body with brown stripes around the neck and the belly 2 2 small head, legs are fine and of medium length, ears are also of medium length domestic breed plains and valleys allover the Sultanate 2.8 2.5 8 10 18 18 24 250 local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Sheep Chios Chios 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Oman OMN Sheep Dhofari Arabic White in color with short legs. The breed is found in dhofarr and used on a small scale to produce milk and meat under medium-input production system. South of oman Meat Native local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Sheep Local Oman eng Common color is black but a few sheep are white and brown. Average conception rate is 93% and twining rate is 1.30 %. Body size is medium to large with an average weaning weight 16.0 kg, six-month weight is 25.5. kg and mature weight of 34 kg. Body is covered with short coarse wool. Legs are fine and medium in length. Head is small with slightly elongated face. Nose is curved while neck is of medium length without any markings. Ears are of medium length and the udder of medium size with teats varying in length. Males carry horns while females do not. Tail is short and thick and always hangs down. The breed is found in the north of the Sultanate and raised under medium-input production system and widely used for meat production. North of Oman Meat black 35 30 Native n Domestic Breed back yard or farm yard production concentrate, grazing transhumant 3 2.8 10 10 18 18 24 250 180 1.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Oman OMN Sheep Najdi 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Ass Ass DraughtPower They are hardy and drought tolerant. They are the most (disease) resistant species of livestock in Pakistan. domestic species country-wide local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Buffalo Azi Kheli Aza Kheli Milk uni coloured: light brown, albino and some animals fully or partially black 0 0 domestic breed Swat valley, North West Frontier Province. This buffalo is being raised in small-holder rural production system with market access. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Buffalo Kundhi Murrah Sindhi Murrah Milk multi coloured: usually black, occasionally brown, often white on head, tail and feet 2 2 127 118 605 455 Murrah type domestic breed northern Sind 345 1875 6.7 32 30 FAO Breed Survey Asian Livestock, vol.XIX, No 5, May 1994. Performance data was measured under farm conditions where management and feeding were generally good. Feeding was based on fodder and concentrate feeding. The animals were fully housed. Buffalo production systems can be divided into peri-urban, commercial and rural smallholders which may either have access to market or keep buffaloes for subsistence. Rural Small-holder Subsistence Milk Production: About 60% of buffaloes fall into this category. The average unit consists of three buffaloes, including one or two adult females. Grazing provides 50-60% of the feed resources at no cost other than labour for guarding the animals. The remainder of the feed comes from wheat straw and green feed; concentrates are seldom purchased. Average milk production is about 1,200 litres per lactation and families try to ensure that one female is in production at all times to fulfil family needs. Rural Small-holder With Market Access Milk Production: About 30% of small-holders produce milk for sale. Production method is influenced by whether families own land or not. The typical family unit consists of about five buffaloes, three adult females and one or two female followers and sometimes a male calf. Milk animals are generally stall-fed with straws, green fodder and concentrates; dry animals and followers are almost exclusively grazed on wasteland or crop stubbles. Milk production averages 2,000 litres per lactation in 250 to 400 days. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Buffalo Nili Nili Milk 2 2 140 134 645 504 domestic variety local variety of Nili-Ravi Sutlej River Valley, Pakistan 312 2186 6.4 35 32 N4-42 FAO Breed Survey The data on milk yield and fat % were collected at a progeny testing scheme. Data were recorded under station conditions with full housing and the animals have been fed on grazing, fodder and concentrate. Nili is mainly kept in Rural Small-holder Subsistence Milk Production system. The average unit consists of three buffaloes, including one or two adult females. Grazing provides 50-60% of the feed resources at no cost other than labour for guarding the animals. The remainder of the feed comes from wheat straw and green feed; concentrates are seldom purchased. Average milk production is about 1,200 litres per lactation and families try to ensure that one female is in production at all times to fulfil family needs. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Buffalo Nili-Ravi Nili-Ravi Milk uni coloured: usually black, occasionally brown often with wall eyes and white marks on head, legs and tail 2 2 142 133 728 605 Murrah type, long tail domestic breed Mainly in Punjab. 515 318 2486 3050 6.6 38 36 36 36 592 592 515 F66-58, 59 N4-41, 42 FAO Breed Survey Livestock Production Research Institute, Bahadurnagar, Okara. Asian Livestock, vol. XIX, No 5, May 1994. Buffalo production systems can be divided into peri-urban, commercial and rural smallholders which may either have access to market or keep buffaloes for subsistence.
Rural Small-holder Subsistence Milk Production: About 60% of buffaloes fall into this category. The average unit consists of three buffaloes, including one or two adult females. Grazing provides 50-60% of the feed resources at no cost other than labour for guarding the animals. The remainder of the feed comes from wheat straw and green feed; concentrates are seldom purchased. Average milk production is about 1,200 litres per lactation and families try to ensure that one female is in production at all times to fulfil family needs.
Rural Small-holder With Market Access Milk Production: About 30% of small-holders produce milk for sale. Production method is influenced by whether families own land or not. The typical family unit consists of about five buffaloes, three adult females and one or two female followers and sometimes a male calf. Milk animals are generally stall-fed with straws, green fodder and concentrates; dry animals and followers are almost exclusively grazed on wasteland or crop stubbles. Milk production averages 2,000 litres per lactation in 250 to 400 days. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Buffalo Nondescript 0 0 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Buffalo Ravi Sandal Bar 2 2 136 129 752 640 domestic variety local variety of Nili-Ravi Ravi and Chenab River Valleys 325 2548 6.6 39 37 FAO Breed Survey Milk yield and milk fat have been measured by a progeny testing scheme. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Bhagnari Bhagnari Bhagnari Draught, Nari, Kachhi DraughtPower multi coloured: grey, white with blackish shade on shoulders 2 2 short horned 150 142 650 480 Zebu, larger in baluch., smaller in Sind domestic breed Bhag Territory in Kalat, Baluchistan and northern Sind 262 900 950 4.5 4.5 26 23 4.5 N3-60 FAO Breed Survey Government reports personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The breed is from a desert country which is subject to extreme variations in climate. The breed is largely dependent on the flood water of the Nari river. As such the primary food source are grasses that grow on the banks of the river. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Brown Swiss Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Cattle Cholistani Milk 2 2 128 115 470 341 Zebu domestic breed Cholistan Desert 285 1471 4.3 22.3 19.1 FAO Breed Survey Performance data provided here come from a research institute where animals are kept for experimental purposes and hence in far better conditions than normal, with fodder and concentrate feeding and 12 months housing. There is scarcity of water and feed for the animals and they are mainly kept by grazing in large herds. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Dajal Dajjal DraughtPower multi coloured: grey, white with black shade on shoulders 2 2 147 138 587 400 humped, smaller than Bhagnari domestic variety variety of Bhagnari, but smaller Dajal Area of Dera Ghazi Khan, western Punjab 257 870 900 4.5 4.5 24 22 4.5 N3-61 FAO Breed Survey Government reports personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts Conditions for recording were quite good with fodder and concentrate feeding and 12 months housing per year. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Dhanni Pahari, Pakhari, Pothwari, Awankari DraughtPower This is the premier light breed in Pakistan. multi coloured: white with black or red and brown spots 2 2 stumpy horns 135 126 412 285 Zebu, compact hump, medium-sized breed y 1938 domestic breed Rawalpindi, Attock and Jehlum Districts, northern Punjab 204 758 800 4.4 17.8 15.7 N3-61 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months and fed on grazing and fodder. Performance data were collected from the Barani Livestock Production Research Institute, Kherimurat district Attock. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Exotic and cross-bred Willayati and Cross 0 0 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Holstein Friesian Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Cattle Illawara Shorthorn Illawarra Shorthorn GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Cattle Kankaraj 0 0 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Lohani Acchai DraughtPower These sure-footed animals are suitable for light work in hilly areas. multi coloured: usually red with white patches 2 2 short thick horns 112 102 315 253 Zebu, well developed hump, moderate dewlap domestic breed hill type, similar to Rojhan Loralai District in Baluchistan Province and Dera Ismail Khan 163 613 4.5 14.5 12.7 N3-61 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months and fed on grazing and fodder at the Barani Livestock Production Research Institute, Kherimurat, District Attock. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Nondescript They are kept in small numbers by the livestock owners, only to fulfill their domestic needs. There is no large farm of such animals, however, due to scattered population still their proportion is very large. Desi DraughtPower 0 0 country-wide These cattle are derivatives of local breeds in a given area.. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Red Sindhi eng. Red Sindhi Red Karachi, Sindhi, Malir Milk uni coloured: red 2 2 132 115 530 325 Zebu, medium dewlap y domestic breed western Sind, Baluchistan 270 1675 4.5 20 19 26 26 360 540 F24-165 N3-60 N4-36 Reports of the Directorate of Livestock Farms. FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on fodder and concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Cattle Rojhan DraughtPower The bullocks are suitable for work in hilly areas. multi coloured: usually red with white markings, sometimes white 2 2 medium sized horns tapering at tips 120 107 370 267 Zebu, hill type, large hump, extensive dewlap domestic breed similar to Lohani Suleman Khan in Punjab Province 192 735 4.4 16.5 14.8 N3-62 FAO Breed Survey Perfromance data was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on grazing and fodder at Barani Livestock Production Research Institute, Kherimurat District Attock. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar Milk The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 170 130 544 408 Zebu y domestic breed Breed originated in South Punjab. southern Punjab 283 1718 1852 4.6 23 21 26 26 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals are kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on fodder and concentrates. Performance data were taken from Government farms/research institutes where records are kept as a routine practice and therefore considered good. The breed is usually found in the irrigated regions where there is a good supply of water. There is a progeny testing programme underway to produce high potential bulls. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Cattle Thari Thari Grey Sindhi, Tharparkar Milk uni coloured: grey 2 2 lyre-shaped horns Zebu domestic breed South-eastern Sind 277 1584 F24-165 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Chicken Aseel Aseel Fancy The breed is well adapted to live in rough and tough conditions of rural areas. The females go broody. indigenous domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Pakistan PAK Chicken Desi Eggs These animals are more resistant than the imported strains. The females go broody. The animals can survive well under rural scavenging conditions. 45% of the demand for eggs and poultry of Pakistan are met by Desi chicken. indigenous 1 1 naked neck in few animals domestic breed 55 7.5 7.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Chicken Dokki Dokki GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Chicken Fayoumi Fayoumi GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown critical -Pakistan PAK Chicken Lyallpur Silver Black LSB domestic breed Lyallpur Silver Black (LSB) breed of poultry (having 25% each of Desi, White Leghorn, White Cornish and New Hampshire breeds) was developed as a dual purpose (egg/meat) by University of Agriculture Faisalabad in 60's. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Chicken Mini red eng. GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Chicken Naked Neck eng. Meat The breed is well adapted to live in rough and tough conditions of rural areas. The females go broody. indigenous 1.5 1 domestic breed 55 7.5 8.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Dromedary Camel The nomads and people residing in remote desert areas consume fresh raw or soured camel milk. Camel meat is generally consumed in remote rural areas or at religious ceremonial slaughter. Camel meat is saltish in taste and coarse in texture, yet, about 10 camels are slaughtered daily in cities like Karachi. eng. Milk domestic species Coastal areas, arid desert and mountainous regions. 240 600 6 Feed is mainly through browsing on tree leaves and shrubs as well as crop residues and weeds. Exact economic contribution of camels in Pakistan has not been assessed. A wide variation in productivity of camels has been reported for milk yield. Daily yield varies from 2 to 10 liters and females can be milked up to four times daily. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Duck (domestic) Batakh Meat indigenous domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Baltistani Milk multi coloured: black with some white 2 2 63 61 30 26 small domestic breed northern Kashmir 0.7 125 137 1.7 1.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from the literature and from various personal communications of the breed survey contact with other sources. These animals endure feed shortages during the winter months. 1.17 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Barbari Barbari Sai Bari, Titri Bari, Wadi Bari, Bari multi coloured: often white with red-brown spots, also red, brown 2 2 short horns 68 60 30 22.5 small, short coat and ears domestic breed urban areas of Sind and Punjab 0 135 107 4.1 2 1.6 35 FAO Breed Survey various reports and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The data on body weights and measurements were collected through a field survey. Data on milk and other traits was obtained through personal communication and also by consultation of various reports. These animals endure feed shortages during the months of May and June. 1.75 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Goat Beetal Beetal Milk This is one of the best dairy breeds. In addition the mutton is good and tasty. Males of this breed are slaughtered at religious festivals. uni coloured: usually red, also black
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 males have long twisted horns similar to Jamnapari but smaller, long ears, the udder is well developed with long tits domestic breed in almost all of the canal irrigated districts of Punjab Province 135 236 300 5 2.85 2.5 F56-86 FAO Breed Survey Data was collected from government farms where records are kept as routine practice. 1.49 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Goat Beiari Chamber Milk This breed is known for high prolificacy. multi coloured: grey, white 2 2 67 63 25 20 long ears domestic breed composite of Beetal and Sindhi Kotli District and parts of Mirpur District of Azad Kashmir 150 135 1.8 1.5 F56-95 FAO Breed Survey The animals may encounter feed shortages during the months of May and June. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Bezoar Bezoar Persian Wild Goat The animals survive in a very arid desert region with sparse vegetation. 2 2 scimitar (or sabre) shaped horns with sharp anterior edge 85 55 75 50 These animals resemble the Himalayan Ibex but do not have the same spectacular horns. wild species Capra aegagrus Baluchistan, Sind FAO Breed Survey consultation with wild life experts in Pakistan This is a wild species and as such does not have any performance data. The data that were provided were obtained after consultation with wild life experts in Pakistan. Single offspring are more common. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Buchi GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 71 63 26 23 The udder is well developed with medium sized teats. domestic breed descended from Kooti Azad Kashmir 0.77 150 90 2.2 1.9 F56-96, 97 FAO Breed Survey The animals encounter food shortages during the winter period. The breed is mainly used for crossing with Labri to produce Shurri. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Bugi Toori uni coloured: white 2 2 spirally curved screw like horns, rising in straight upward position 71 64 33 25 long face; the bridge of nose is slightly curved; pendulous, medium size and pliable ears; body covered with fine hairs; increasing in length from fore to hind quarters; eastern parts of Hyderabad and Tando Allah Yar area 0.8 2.5 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Bujri uni coloured: white 2 2 small, slender shaped horns 80 78 45 35.5 The body is covered with long hairs. The face is medium sized and bridge of nose is slightly bulged and convex. districts of Thatta and Badin in Sindh province 1 3.25 3 50 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Chappar Jablu, Kohistani, Takru, Jabli Meat This breed produces meat of good quality. The milk is used for cheese production. This is a docile breed. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 75 65 35 24 medium sized, hairy goat domestic breed Sind and Las Bela, Baluchistan cashmere 0.4 0.6 120 75 91 5.2 2.2 2 F56-90 FAO Breed Survey The animals are kept under semi-arid mountainous range conditions and endure feed shortages during the summer period. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Damani Lama Meat FAO Breed Survey multi coloured: usually black with brown head and legs 2 2 curved, pointed horns, 12-14 cm long 69 60 22.7 20.4 domestic breed Dera Ismail Khan and parts of Peshawar Districts 0.7 100 107 2.2 2 F56-83, 84 FAO Breed Survey The performance data was collectd from available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts. The animals encounter feed shortages during the months of May and June. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Dera Din Panah Milk uni coloured: usually black, also red-brown 2 2 thick horns with 2 to 3 spiral curves 81 70 61.7 40.9 long ears, fairly large heavy animal domestic breed Punjab 1.1 1.2 135 138 207 245 4.9 3 2.5 135 F56-37, 88 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 12 months per year and fed on grazing and fodder. Concentrates are given during the breeding season and during times of feed shortages.These data were obtained from government farms where records are kept as a routine. 1.65 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Gaddi Gaddi Hair uni coloured: usually black, also white or grey 2 2 80 87 50 40.5 long ears domestic breed northern Pakistan 1.45 150 125 4.5 2.8 2.6 F5684, 85 FAO Breed Survey available literature and from personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter period. 1.12 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Goat Jarakheil Hair multi coloured: usually black with white patches, also brown with white 2 2 80 78 51.5 42 long ears, short legs with a short, heavy, well developed body domestic breed northern Kashmir 0.4 135 162 1.39 3.1 2.4 F56-93, 94 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter season. 1.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Jattal Desi Meat uni coloured: black 2 2 64 61 23 19 very hairy goats domestic breed possibly composite of Pothohari and local goats Azad Kashmir 0.6 150 80 1.5 1.2 F56-97 local No Information extinct extinct -Pakistan PAK Goat Jattan uni coloured: commonly almond-grey and fawn also red and black 2 2 106 86 78 50 large size, long legs, well built, slightly convex nose, medium size ears Mirpurkhas district of Sindh province local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Kaghani Meat uni coloured: usually black, also grey or white 2 2 81 76 36.3 31.8 domestic breed Abbottabad, Mansehra, Kohistan, Swat, Hazara in Kaghan Valley, northern Pakistan 1 140 68 2.5 2.2 F56-85 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter period. 1.32 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Kajlee Pat or Pattu, Pahari Meat uni coloured: usually black, also white, brown or grey with face stripes 2 2 thin spreading backwards and outwards 77 74 67 25 long hair domestic breed Loralai, Baluchistan and Dera Ghazi Khan, Punjab hair 0.8 120 118 2.4 2.3 F56-81 FAO Breed Survey various reports and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during May and June. 1.05 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Kamori Kamori Milk This breed is highly prolific. "Males of this breed are reared for sacrifice at the """"Eid-ul-Azha"""" festival." uni coloured: red-brown, black or white 2 2 small horns 90 85 55 39 very long ears domestic breed Hyderabad, Nawabshah and Larkana in Sind 0.2 138 204 4.7 3 2.7 F56-91, 92 FAO Breed Survey various reports and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the early summer period. This is a multi purpose breed used mainly for milk production ('poor man cow') . Twins and triplets are born frequently. 1.42 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Khurasani Baluchi Milk uni coloured: generally black and white, sometimes grey 2 2 spiralled upwards and backwards, smaller in females 70 62 29.5 25 medium sized, long shiny hair domestic breed Quetta, Loralai, Zhob, and Chagi Districts of Baluchistan hair 0.55 170 180 2.2 1.8 F56-82 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter period. 1.05 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Kohai Ghizer Milk multi coloured: black with white on belly 2 2 70 67 41 35.6 short legs and tail, many have blue eyes domestic breed northern Kashmir 0.6 115 97 0.97 2.1 1.6 F56-94 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter months. The age at first breeding is high for this breed. 1.14 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Kooti Milk multi coloured: black, white 2 2 spiral shaped horns 64 60 20 15 small breed domestic breed Azad Kashmir 0.62 150 100 1.2 1 F56-98 FAO Breed Survey The animals often encounter feed shortages during the winter season. 1.15 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Labi 2 2 domestic variety short-eared variety of Lehri local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Labri Milk uni coloured: black 2 2 79 73 45 35 The body is covered with hair with an average staple length of 18-20 cm. The udder is well developed. This large and heavy breed has very long ears and is crossed with Buchi to form Shurri to correct for this. domestic breed Azad Kashmir 1.65 150 168 2.8 2.4 F56-98, 99 FAO Breed Survey The animals encounter feed shortages during the winter season. 1.47 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Lehri Meat uni coloured: usually black, also white and grey 2 2 broad at base, blunt at the end 76 71 32.7 30.4 long ears, fairly heavy breed domestic breed Sibi, Baluchistan 0.8 135 90 2.7 2.5 F56-82, 83 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals encounter feed shortages during the months of May and June. 1.56 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Lohri Lori Meat 0 0 84 80 58 45 domestic breed assumed to be a composite of Chappar and Kamorei Sindh province 0.3 105 48 3 2.75 Performance data were taken from the Final Report of the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council titled: Documentation of Goat Breeds in the Province of Sindh. Data on live weights and body measurements given in the report were collected through field surveys. Production data were obtained through personal communication with the flock owners. Milk yield per lactation was projected from the maximum daily yields. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Markhor eng. Markhor Capra Falconeri Wagner 0 0 feral breed western Pakistan regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Nachi Bikaneri Milk uni coloured: usually black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 small, thin and taper towards the end 71 64 35 23 small tail (15-16 cm) domestic breed Districts of Bahawalpur, Multan and Sahiwal, South-eastern Punjab 0.6 100 82 5.1 2 1.8 135 F56-37, 87 FAO Breed Survey Data were collected on Government farms where records are kept as a routine practice. Concentrates are given during the breeding season. 1.43 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Pak Angora Wool The breed is reported to be heat tolerant. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. They produce soft Mohair. 2 2 75 65 47 27 domestic breed composite of Angora and hair goats The breed is kept at the Government Livestock Experiment Station Kherawala (Layyah). mohair/angora 1.89 26 2.7 2.4 FAO Breed Survey Data was measured on Government farm where records are kept as a rountine. The animals encounter feed shortages during May and June. 1.12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Pateri Pateri Milk 0 0 102 82 70 45 one of the heaviest goat breeds of Sindh domestic variety assumed to be a variety of Kamori Sindh province 0.15 120 128 3.59 2.8 Performance data were taken from the Final Report of the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council titled: Documentation of Goat Breeds in the Province of Sindh. Data on live weights and body measurements given in the report were collected through field surveys. Production data were obtained through personal communication with the flock owners. Milk yield per lactation was projected from the maximum daily yields. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Piamiri Hair uni coloured: black 2 0/2 horns curved backwards 70 66 40.5 36 small animals, similar to Ibex, with fur coat domestic breed northern Kashmir 0.9 105 84 0.8 2.1 1.5 F56-94, 95 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals encounter feed shortages during the winter. 1.12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Potohari pak. Salt Range, Pothohari Milk FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black, white 2 2 vertical screw horns 20cm long 72 67 30 23 lop ears, medium sized, the udder is well developed having teats of medium size, the body is covered with hair about cm 7-10 long domestic breed North-western Punjab 0.6 150 110 2 1.8 FAO Breed Survey The animals are kept under agro-pastoral to pastoral-transhumant system. The area of occurrences is thinly populated and there is limited cultivation of millet and some sorghum. 1.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Shurri Milk uni coloured: black, grey, white 2 2 73 71 38 30 """""desirable"""" ear length of 12 cm, body is covered with hair about 15-18 cm long" domestic breed composite of Buchi and Labri Azad Kashmir 1 150 135 2.3 2.1 F56-100, 101 FAO Breed Survey The animals encounter feed shortages during the winter season. 1.4 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Siberian Ibex eng. Capra ibex sibirica, Himalayan Ibex Wool The production of a highly prized type of under wool (Pashm) is reported for this breed. 0 0 98 85 88 50 dense thick woolly winter coat wild species Baltistan Region 4 3.5 FAO Breed Survey personal consultation of breed survey contact with wild life experts in Pakistan and consultation of wild life literature Animals loose their good condition during the harsh winters. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Sind Wild Goat eng. Sind Ibex 2 2 90 58 80 52 beard in males wild species local variety of Bezoar: Capra Aegagrus Blythi Hume; these goats do not differ much in appearance from wild goats found in the eastern Mediterranean or across the taurus Mountains of Turkey or Elburz of Iran; specimens from Sind Kohistan tend to be paler, with no under wool, even in the winter coat western Sind and Baluchistan in Kirthar Reserve FAO Breed Survey T.J. Roberts: The Mammals of Pakistan. Heptner V.G., Nasimovich A.A., Bannikov A.G.: Mammals of the Soviet Union, Vol 1. This is a wild species and therefore there is no performance data available. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Sirli Hair 2 2 lop ears domestic breed northern Pakistan local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Goat Teddy Meat This breed is highly prolific. This breed is known for the production of good quality mutton. uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: black, brown, white 0/2 0/2 64 53 33.9 23.2 thick beards in bucks domestic breed North-eastern Punjab and Azad Kashmir 80 119 35 62 1.6 1.4 80 F56-37, 89 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured at Government farms where records are kept as routine. Milk production has been measured in an experiment at the University of Agriculture in Failsalabad. The animals are fed on concentrates during the breeding season. 1.66 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Guinea fowl Titri Fancy fancy domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Horse Baluchi Baloch light animals, turned-in ears domestic breed Baluchistan and Derajat local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Horse Hirzai uni coloured: grey, white light animals domestic breed Arab origin Baluchistan local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Horse Makra uni coloured: brownish-grey light animals domestic breed coloured type Sind local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Horse Waziri Waziri light animals domestic breed North-western Pakistan regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Muscovy duck Pakistani Muscovy Duck eng. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Ostrich Pakistani Ostrich eng. Meat The breed is well adapted to live in rough and tough conditions of rural areas. The females go broody. domestic breed 7.5 8.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Partridge Black Partridge eng. Kala titar Hunting The animals are breeding from April to October or February to August. The incubation period is 18 to 21 days or 18 to 19 days, respectively. 0.55 0.5 spur blunt in male domestic breed Dapher (Emjral), Balloki (Lahove) Muzaffargarh, Dg-Lehan (Punjab) riverian and Kacha area of river Indus in Sindh, mountains of Baluchistan local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Partridge Chukor Partridge eng. Chukor Hunting The animals are breeding from April to June. The incubation period is 22 to 24 days. 0.7 0.5 They are pinkish-grey to brown in colour. domestic breed throughout the mountainous country of the north-west, Baluchistan, Sniah and salt range 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Partridge Grey Partridge eng. Bhora titar Hunting The following information was given: Incubation period: 18 to 21 days or 18 to 19 days. blunt spurs in males domestic breed found in vast areas of Punjab, Baluchistan and North-western provinces of Pakistan 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Partridge Himalayan Snow Cock eng. Ram chukor Hunting The animals are breeding from April to June. The incubation period is 28 to 31 days. 0.22 0.25 blunt spur in males, they are brown-blackish in colour domestic breed Hazara, Lhitral and Baluchistan mountains 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Partridge Pakistani Partridge eng. domestic species local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Partridge Seesee Partridge eng. Seesee Hunting The animals are breeding from March to June. 0.19 0.19 domestic breed country-wide and Azad Kashmir at heights up to 2 200 meters asl. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Partridge Snow Partridge eng. Snow partridge The animals are breeding from May to July. 0.51 0.53 domestic breed Hazad Kashmir, Gilgit division, Hazara district, Chitrol and Swat at 300 - 5250 meters asl. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Pheasant Cheer Pheasant Hunting The breeding period lasts from April to June. The incubation period is 26 to 27 days. The chicken mature in the next breeding season following their hatching. 1.4 1 males have a prominent spur, blackish-brown in colour domestic breed Azad Kashmir at heights between 1 400 and 2 500 meters asl. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Pheasant Common Pea Fowl eng. Move The breeding period lasts from April to October. The incubation period is 28 days. 5 3.3 strong spur in males, they are brilliant golden bronzy green in colour domestic breed Murree Kahula hills, Changa Manga, Sukhuv, Sanghuv, Miani and Mirpur Khas areas of Pakistan local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Pheasant Himalayan Monal Hunting The breeding period lasts from April to June. The incubation period is 28 days. 2.2 2.1 males have a blunt spur, they are bluish-purple or bluish-green in colour domestic breed Chitral, Dir, Swat, Gilgil, Azara and Azad Kashmir at heights between 2 500 and 5 000 meters asl. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Pheasant Kalij Hunting The breeding period lasts from March to June. The incubation period is 24 to 25 days. 1.2 0.75 sharp spur in males, males are bright blackish in colour and females are brown domestic breed Hazara, Kohistan, Murree, Kahula, Rawalpindi Margala and Azad Kashmir's mountainous areas at heights between 400 and 3 000 meters asl. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Pheasant Koklass Hunting The breeding period lasts from May to June. The incubation period is 25 to 26 days. 1.3 1.05 They are chestnut in colour. domestic breed Swat, Hazara, Kohistan, Rawalpindi district and Azad Kashmir at heights between 1 000 and 3 000 meters asl. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Pheasant Tragopan Western Horned eng. Hunting The breed is adapted to altitudes varying from 1 300 to 3 600 meters asl. The breeding period lasts from May to June. The incubation period is 28 days. 2.1 sharp spur in males, grey brown spotted/dotted all over the body with white ocelli domestic breed Hazara, Kohistan, Kaghan valley and Azad Kashmir mountainous areas of Pakistan at heights between 1 300 and 3 600 meters asl. 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Pigeon Blue Rock Pigeon eng. Kabootar Meat The following information was given: Incubation period: 17 days. indigenous 0.2 0.17 They are blue-grey in colour. domestic breed 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Quail Common Quail eng. Batani Meat The following data were given: Incubation period: 18 to 19 days; Breeding period: March to July. wild breed very common in Punjab and NWFP Province 12 12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Quail Rain Quail eng. Rain Quail Black-breasted Quail, Batair Meat The following data were given: Incubation period: 18 to 19 days; Breeding period: March to October. They are brown or grey in colour with black stripes. wild breed most parts of Pakistan in the wild 12 12 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Argali eng. Argali Ovis Polii Blyth, Ammon uni coloured: shades of brown 2 2 large horns of ammon type short tail wild species Ovis ammon, captured and crossed with domestic sheep in Xinjiang, Qinhai, Tibet and Inner Mongolia wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Awassi Awassi 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Pakistan PAK Sheep Baghdale Wool uni coloured: white with brown round eyes 0/2 0 80 75 61.7 47.2 domestic breed originated at Kalabagh Farm, Mianwali from Hissardale (25%), Damani (25%) and Rambouillet (50%) The breed is kept at the Livestock Farm, Kalabagh (Mianwali) and is owned by a private breeder in Punjab. wool fine 3.72 21 2.59 2.54 FAO Breed Survey Bulletin published by the Directorate of Livestock Farms. The animals are fed on concentrates during the breeding season. 1.12 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Balkhi Meat The production of good mutton is reported for this breed uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 short horns 87 74 70 49 fat rumped domestic breed probably originated in Hissar, Tajikistan extreme North-western part of Pakistan wool coarse/carpet 1.28 1.7 105 40 0.4 4.2 3.8 55 F56-59 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected on government farms, although some adjustments were made to the performance characteristics after personal communication with farmers. 1.09 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Baltistani Baltistan Meat uni coloured: brown, tan
multi coloured: brown and white pied 0 0 55 49 27.6 24.8 medium sized, not very developed body, short tail domestic breed northern Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 0.85 95 38 1.6 1.5 F56-75, 76 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter months. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Baluchi Baluchi Araghi, Farahani, Kermani, Khorasani, Mengali, Naeini, Neini, Shinwari, Taraki, Yazda, Baluchi Dumba Wool This breed is producing good quality carpet wool. The animals are good foragers. FAO Breed Survey multi coloured: black, white with black marks on head and legs 2 0 74 55 44 36 fat tail domestic breed South-western Pakistan wool coarse/carpet 2.03 112 44 6.4 2.6 2.2 N6-12 F56-55 F66-101 F55-45, 47 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter. 1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Bibrik Marri, Bugti Meat This breed is known for the production of good quality mutton. uni coloured: white with black or brown on face 2 2 males: curved horns 64 48 37 31 fat tail domestic breed Sibi and Loralai Districts, North-east Baluchistan wool coarse/carpet 1.55 100 40 6.5 2.8 2.4 F56-56 F55-47 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Buchi Bahawalpuri Wool comment: usually tan spots on head and legs 2 2 short horns 71 63 43 29 short, thin tail domestic breed part of the Bikaneri group Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, Rahimyar, Khan and parts of Multan, Muzaffargarh wool 2.05 3.12 85 21 6.8 2.1 2.1 F56-66 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts Performance data on body weights and wither heights were taken from a field survey conducted in Bahawalpur, the home of the breed. The breed is mainly found in areas where irrigation is available. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Cholistani Bekaneere, Bekaneri Meat uni coloured: white with black head, neck and ears 0 0 75 66 48.5 34 lop ears, long tail domestic breed Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, Rahim Yar Khan and Khanpur Districts of Punjab wool coarse/carpet 2.6 3.19 110 45 0.4 3.5 3 F56-67 FAO Breed Survey Data on body weights and size was collected from a field survey conducted in Cholistan and adjoining areas. Performance data on the other traits was collected through personal communication. The breed may be found in the Cholistan area where the water supply is scarce. 1.05 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Damani Lama Milk The breed is a good milk producer. uni coloured: white with tan or black head or neck 0 0 61 53 32 27 short tail, often tassels; the wool is coarse, light and short in length; domestic breed Dera Ismail Khan District and parts of Bannu District wool coarse/carpet 1.15 1.4 120 80 5.8 1 2.7 2.5 F56-60 FAO Breed Survey Reports from the Directorate of Livestock Farms personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Dumbi Meat uni coloured: white with black spots on face and ears 0/2 0 64 60 36 30 fat tail domestic breed east and north Sind and parts of Sibi District, Baluchistan wool coarse/carpet 1.38 1.87 118 65 6.6 2.3 2 FAO Breed Survey Annual research report of the Sind Agricultural University, Tandojam personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Gad Blanford's Urial 0 0 wild variety wild variety of Afghanian Urial: Ovis vignei cycloceros northern Baluchistan wool local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Gojal Milk The animals endure a feed shortage during the winter period. FAO Breed Survey multi coloured: tan with black patches, coloured head and legs 0/2 0 67 60 38 34 small sized breed with a short fat tail domestic breed Hunza Valley, northern Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 0.95 2 1.6 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts Milk of this breed is not used for commercial purposes. It is used for home consumption and for feeding the kids. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Hallenjoo multi coloured: grey with black patches 0 0 domestic variety larger variety of Khijloo Dera Ghazi Khan wool local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Harnai Dumari, Damari Wool This breed is known for good mutton and good wool quality especially its high fibre density. The animals endure a feed shortage during the winter season. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white with coloured spots on head 2 2 short horns 62 50 37 31 fat tail domestic breed North-eastern Baluchistan wool coarse/carpet 1.37 2 95 30 6.5 2.7 2.4 FAO Breed Survey F56-57 available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts 1.05 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Hashtnagri Meat Traditionally mutton from lambs 5-6 months of age is called Burra and is considered a delicacy. Males are often used as a kind of sacrifice. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white with black face 0 0 65 62 36 34 broad fat tail domestic breed Mardan, Peshawar, Haripur Districts and Even Bannu and Kohat wool coarse/carpet 1.42 75 18 3 2.8 FAO Breed Survey F56-61 available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the May and June period. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Hissardale Hissardale Wool The animals are fed with concentrates in the breeding season. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: mainly white, some with brown or black patches 0/2 0 85 80 66 51 short legs, leaf-like medium-sized ears domestic breed composite of Australian Merino (7/8) and Bikaneri (1/8) 1920's originated at Government Livestock Farm, Hissar, now in eastern Punjab wool fine 2.5 135 95 6.3 3.55 3.4 FAO Breed Survey F30-50 personal communication of breed survey contact with other national experts This breed is kept only at government farms where data are kept as a matter of routine. 1.25 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kachhi Kutchi, Cutchi Milk Ewes show a post lambing oestrus, more than one lambing per year is possible. uni coloured: white with black or tan face 0 0 60 53 40 29 ears often vestigial, short tail domestic breed Thar, Kachhi area of Sind wool coarse/carpet 2.03 2.09 131 135 6.1 3.2 3.1 136 F56-74 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from goverment farms where records are kept as a routine practice. 1.04 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kaghani Meat uni coloured: black, grey, tan 0/2 0/2 50 45 24 22 short, thin tail, lop ears, the wool is rather fine, dense and curly; domestic breed Abbottabad, Mansehra and Kohistan, Kaghan Valley, northern Pakistan wool coarse/carpet 1.24 75 20 2 1.8 F56-62 FAO Breed Survey various reports personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter months. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kail Meat uni coloured: white, white with black or brown head or black and or brown around eyes 2 0/2 68 60 40 32 lop ears domestic breed Neelam Valley, Azad Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 1.14 2.5 105 21 6.5 0.7 2 2.5 FAO Breed Survey available literature and personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts F56-77, 78 The animals endure feed shortages during the winter months. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kajli Kajlee Meat multi coloured: white with black nose, eyes and eartips 0/2 0 91 76 67 43 long lop ears, roman nose, big head domestic breed Sargodha and parts of Gujrat and Mianwali Districts, Punjab wool coarse/carpet 2.49 124 34 4.2 3.8 180 FAO Breed Survey F56-37, 68, Performance data on body measurments came from a field study conducted in Sargodha district, the home tract of the breed, The remaining data were collected from government farms where records are kept as routine practice. The animals are found in the irrigated region of Punjab and therefore do not suffer from a water shortage. 1.11 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kali Meat uni coloured: black 0/2 0/2 63 55 35 26 domestic breed Kotli, Azad Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 0.9 1.5 115 35 6.5 2.5 2 FAO Breed Survey F56-78, 79, various reports and personal communication of breed survey contact with other national experts 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kari Braun, Virkoh., Kaevhi Wool Prolific and short gestation period. 2 0 56 50 22 19 domestic breed Kari is a thin tailed small sized breed. North West Frontier Province. wool fine 0.86 2 2 1.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Khetrani 0 0 domestic variety variety of Bibrik wool local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Khijloo Wool comment: black marks on face and feet, or tan face and feet 0 0 short fat tail domestic breed Dera Ghazi Khan wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kohai Ghizer Wool The animals are kept for wool mutton and manure, sheep are not milked. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white or tan with brown or black head and legs 0 0 67 60 36.5 32.6 short fat tail, small body size domestic breed Gilgit to Chatorkhand, northern Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 1 1.9 1.5 F56-76 FAO Breed Survey various reports and personal communication of breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter months. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Kooka Wool uni coloured: white, usually with black head 2 0 70 62 47.3 34.2 long lop ears, short tail domestic breed Sind, Dadu, Shahdadkot, Jacobabad, Hyderbad, Mirpur Khas and Sukkr Districts wool coarse/carpet 1.7 2.13 127 51 6.6 4.1 2.3 3.5 F56-74 FAO Breed Survey Performance data on body weights have been taken from the annual research report of the Sind Agricultural University where a small flock of Kooka sheep is currently under investigation. Performance data on lactation were obtained through personal communication. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Lamkanni Lamochar FAO Breed Survey comment: grey ears 0 0 78 66 45 32 no tassels domestic variety smaller variety of Lohi Bahawalpur wool 2.34 135 67 6.5 2.72 2.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were obtained from the project Director, Sheep & Goat Development project, Multan (Punjab), from progress reports from the Directorate and through personal communications. The area available for grazing is decreasing and therefore over-grazed. 1.24 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Lati Latti, Salt Range Meat The breed is kept mainly in the sub-hilly areas where rainfall is the main source of irrigation. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white with tan or spotted head 0 0 77 64 44.5 26.4 small fat tail domestic breed Salt Range Hills of Rawalpindi, Chakwal, Jhelum, Attock, Mianwali, Sargodha wool coarse/carpet 1.9 115 23 6.7 3 2.7 F56-69 FAO Breed Survey personal communication of breed survey contact with other national experts Performance data on body weights and heights came from a field survey conducted in the Attock district, the home tract of the breed. Data on other traits were collected from government farms or through personal communication. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Lohi Parkanni Wool comment: head dark brown, tan or black 0 0 84 71 65 45 short tail, lop ears usually with tassel domestic breed Faisalabad, Jhang, Sheikhupura, Gujranwala, Lahore, Sahiwal and Multan, irrigated and riverine areas of the Indus and to some extent migrates into the Tahl desert wool coarse/carpet 2.54 155 145 118 6.3 4 3.6 155 53 F56-37, 70 F55-49 FAO Breed Survey Report of the Livestock Production Research Institute, Bahadurnagar, Okara Data from body weights and size came from a field survey conducted in Sahiwal, Jhang and Multan districts, the home tract of the breed. Data on other traits were collected from government farms where records are kept as a routine practice. 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Marco Polo's Sheep eng. Marco Polo's Sheep Great Pamir Sheep, Pamir Argali, Great Tibetan Sheep R-1973 Report on the Afghan Pamir. Part 2: Biology of Marco Polo Sheep (1973) 0 0 113 100 126 76 feral variety Ovis ammon polii, variety of Argali wool FAO Breed Survey Roberts, T.J. (?) The Mammals of Pakistan. Heptner V.G. et al (1988) The mammals of the Soviet Union, Vol.1. These sheep are found from 5 000 m to 7 500 m a.s.l. in the Pamir range of mountains. The sheep are not permenant residents in Pakistan but migrate in early winter across the Khunjerab Pass into northern Hunza and from the Hindu Kush mountains across the Klick Pass further to the North-West and also into Hunza. In early spring these sheep migrate back northwards into chinese Turkistan or afghan territory and lambs are born outside Pakistan. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Michni Meat This breed is known for the production of good quality mutton. uni coloured: white with black rings around eyes 0 0 60 52 29 25 long fat tail (3-6 kg) domestic breed Peshawar and parts of Kohat District and parts of Punjab wool coarse/carpet 1.27 95 35 2.8 2.5 F56-63 FAO Breed Survey available reports and personal communication of breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during May and June. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Pahari Meat uni coloured: white with tan, brown or black head
multi coloured: pied 0/2 0/2 67 59 37 29 sometimes short fat tail domestic breed Muzaffarabad and Mirpur Districts, Azad Kashmir wool coarse/carpet 1 105 26 6.5 2.5 2.1 F56-79 FAO Breed Survey available literature and reports personal communication of breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter season. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Pak Awassi Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 89 75 73 43 domestic breed composite of Awassi and Kachhi Punjab wool coarse/carpet 2.49 148 157 5.6 4.22 4.04 FAO Breed Survey The breed is kept on government farms only where data is maintained as a routine practice. Concentrates are provided during the breeding season. 1.2 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Pak Karakul PeltFur 0 0 75 66 55 31 domestic breed composite of Karakul and Kachhi; developed at Rakh Kairewala Farm, Muzaffa since 1965 Punjab wool 2.4 115 157 6.7 4.5 3.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from the Livestock Experiment Station, Kherewala, Lieah District. Fodder is given during times of feed shortage and concentrates are given during the breeding season only. 1.05 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Poonchi Poonchi comment: sometimes black, brown or pied head and legs 2 0 65 57 37 27.5 short tail domestic breed Jammu and Kashmir States wool coarse/carpet 1.1 115 35 6.5 2.2 1.8 F56-80 F30-171 FAO Breed Survey personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts Various reports. 1 regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Pakistan PAK Sheep Rakhshani Meat This breed is known for the production of good quality mutton. uni coloured: white with black or brown head 2 0 60 50 33 30 fat tail, long lop ears domestic breed Rakhshan Valley in Baluchistan, also Kharan, Chagai and Kalat Districts wool coarse/carpet 0.92 125 75 6.4 3 2.5 F56-58 FAO Breed Survey various reports and personal communication of breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during the winter season. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed continually imported 1950s international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Pakistan PAK Sheep Sipli Wool uni coloured: white, occasionally with brown face and ears 0 0 73 65 46.8 32 medium-sized breed domestic breed Bahawalpur and Bahawalnagar Districts of Punjab wool coarse/carpet 2.95 5.6 112 28 6.7 2.7 2.3 99 F56-37, 71 FAO Breed Survey Performance data on body measurements were taken from a field survey conducted in Bahawalnagar district, the home tract of the breed. Data on other traits were collected from government farms or through personal communication. 1.04 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Thalee Chundi, Lessarkani, Porakani, Tilari, Buti Wool uni coloured: white with black, brown or pied head 0 0 53 34 53 34.5 long or short ears, short tail domestic breed Mianwali, Jhang, Muzaffargarh, Multan and Sargodha, Punjab wool coarse/carpet 1.45 2 126 82 6.4 3.6 3.3 137 F56-37, 71 FAO Breed Survey Performance data on body measurments come from a field survey conducted in Muzaffargarh district, the home tract of the breed. Data on other traits were collected either from government farms or through personal communication. The breed was originally raised in desert regions but is more and more kept in irrigated areas and therefore does not lack water anylonger. 1.07 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Tirahi Faral, Parai, Afridi Meat This breed produces good and juicy mutton. uni coloured: light brown, brown or black, rarely white 0 0 60 50 27 24 thick medium sized fat tail, wool growth is dense and the wool is coarse and long stapled. domestic breed Kohat, Bannu and Peshawar Districts wool coarse/carpet 1.28 100 45 2.1 1.9 F56-64 FAO Breed Survey various reports and personal communication of breed survey contact with other experts The animals endure feed shortages during May and June. local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Sheep Waziri Wool uni coloured: white with black, brown or spotted head 0/2 0 62 55 35 26 lop ears, fat-tailed, medium-sized animal, wool is course, slightly curly and short stapled, domestic breed Waziristan, North-western Pakistan and Bannu, Kohat and Peshawar Districts wool coarse/carpet 1.37 100 45 2.75 2.4 F56-65 F55-47 FAO Breed Survey available reports and through personal communication of breed survey contact with other experts The animals encounter feed shortages during the period from May to June. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Turkey Titri Fancy fancy domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Pakistan PAK Yak (domestic) Yak As a pack animal it can transport a heavy load up to 20 miles a day. Saddles, whips, boots and other articles are made from its hide. Its meat has a red colour with good tenderness quality. Its hair is useful for making various things like chhara (carpet) and ropes etc. Average annual production of hair per yak is about 5 kg. Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: piebald 0 0 domestic species Found in the northern areas of Pakistan at altitudes higher than 3000-7000 meters above sea level. 90 120 7.5 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Panama PAN Cattle Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Ayrshire EN Ayrshire Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Belgian Blue EN Belgian Blue Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Blonde D`Aquitaine EN Blonde D’aquitaine Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Brahman Brahman SireLine 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed continually imported international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Brangus EN Brangus Locally adapted international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Braunvieh EN Native local No Material atRisk critical -Panama PAN Cattle Charolais EN Charolais Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Girolando ES Girolando Locally adapted international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Guabala sp. La población bovina Guabalá fue identificada en 2006 en manos de productores de la región de Remedios y Tolé provincia de Chiriquí y también en la zona de El Valle de Antón, en la provincia de Coclé y es objeto de estudio debido a su buena adaptación a estas regiones. Las características fenotípicas de la población Guabalá son: color rojo, berrendo en colorado y rubio. Aspecto robusto y cuartos traseros bien proporcionados, con cabeza grande y alargada. También orejas pequeñas con cornamenta larga y punta filosa. Existe un núcleo de conservación de Bovinos Guabalá en la Zona de Ollas Arriba en Capira, en la Provincia de Panamá Oeste bajo la responsabilidad del IDIAP, Instituto de Investigación Agropecuaria de Panamá Guabala Meat, Research color rojo, salpicado y rubio orejas pequeñas con cornamenta larga y punta filosa Aspecto robusto y cuartos traseros bien proporcionados, con cabeza grande y alargada. Pelo muy corto y lustroso, producto de gen “Slick” muy frecuente en otras razas criollas Locally adapted n Domestic Breed La población bovina Guabalá fue recientemente identificada 2006 en manos de productores de la región de Remedios y Tolé provincia de Chiriquí y también en la zona de El Valle de Antón, en la provincia de Coclé y es objeto de estudio debido a su buena adaptación a estas regiones. El propio Jorge de Alba, estimó que contrariamente a lo que se pensaba, son poblaciones diferentes, por lo menos fenotípicamente, lo que ha originado este estudio ya que se pensaba que en el territorio panameño solo existía una sola población de bovinos criollos. Las características fenotípicas de la población Guabalá son: color rojo, berrendo en colorado y rubio. Aspecto robusto y cuartos traseros bien proporcionados, con cabeza grande y alargada. También orejas pequeñas con cornamenta larga y punta filosa. se atribuye a Don Juan Castrellon la creación de la raza en el siglo XIX. Guabala, Chiriqui province; Bejuco, Ollas arriba Panama Oeste province; Las playitas, Panama province local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Guaymi sp. Se orignó en el área que comprende la comarca indígena Ngöbe-bugle en la zona montañosa de la provincia Chiriquí y se ha identificado una diversidad de colores como berrendo en negro, berrendo colorado, cenizo, negro, negro cariblanco y presenta diversidad en el tamaño de pelo. El tamaño promedio es de 1.20 m a la altura de la cruz y 1.79 m de longitud corporal. Al nacer pueden llegar a pesar 27 y 28 kg hembras y machos respectivamente y un peso adulto de 465 kg. Se desconoce exactamente la población total ya que se encuentra ubicado en áreas de difícil acceso, sin caminos de penetración. Creole Meat, Milk, Research, TouristAttraction resistance to plagues and diseases a. Criollo marrón: se caracteriza con su color marrón y una que otras tonalidades oscuras en la cara y parte vertical del cuerpo. Además, puede presentarse el color blanco en la parte vertical del cuerpo, patas y cara. También se puede presentar individuos con color crema en todo el cuerpo. b. Criollos Cariblanco: Se caracteriza por su color grisáceo en el cuerpo mancha blanca en la cara y círculos oscuros alrededor de los ojos. c. Criollo Negro: negro en el cuerpo con ligeras manchas blancas en la cara y cuerpo. 0 0 Los cuernos son generalmente grandes, de tipo ortosero (delgados, fuertes en su base, dirigidos hacia los lados, hacia delante y hacia arriba en forma de lira), lisos, firmes, de color claro a blanco hacia la base de claro a claro oscuro hacia las puntas. 120 119 465 394 La cabeza es de forma rectangular, ligeramente alargada, algo estrecha hacia la parte del morro y más ancha y fuerte en los ojos. En su perfil, es más plana y ligeramente subconcavo. Su frente es de anchura mediana y la región nasal es recta, corta y ancha. La nariz es completamente negra y el morro cuenta con ollares amplios, redondos y bien separados. La boca es amplia y fuerte. Los ojos son de forma elíptica, de órbitas ligeramente salientes, de color negro generalmente. Los párpados son limpios y sin arrugas. La oreja son cortas, de movimientos vivos, de forma redondeada, con abundantes vellosidades largas en su pabellón exterior. Locally adapted n domestic breed En la república de Panamá, la entrada de bovinos se realizó mediante la solicitud de Pedro Arias de Ávila, ante la escasez de alimentos de la recién creada ciudad de Panamá en 1519. La entrada se realizó a través de Santa María la Antigua del Darién en el Año 1521. A raíz de este hecho y con la rápida proliferación de estos animales dentro del nuevo territorio y con la fundación de nuevas ciudades, se llevaron a cabo migraciones desde Panamá hacia el oeste llegando hasta Chiapas, México y desde Panamá hacia la región de Perú en Suramérica, convirtiendo a Panamá en un punto importante de dispersión de estos animales en gran parte del continente. UNKNOWN Gnäbe-bugle, Region; Gualaca Chiriquí province, El Ejido, Los Santos province; Calabacito, Mariato, Veraguas province; Rio Hato, El Coco, Coclé province; international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained vulnerable -Panama PAN Cattle Guzerat EN Guzerat Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Gyr Gir SireLine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Gyr lechero ES Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Panama PAN Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported as pure bred used in intensive systems, as crossbred (Pardo suizo * zebu) used in extensive/double purpose production systems international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Indobrasil EN Indo-Brasilian Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Panama PAN Cattle Jersey EN Jersey Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Montana EN Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Panama PAN Cattle Nelore Nelore 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Normande EN Normande Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported as pure bred used in intensive systems, as crossbred (Pardo suizo * zebu) used in extensive/double purpose production systems international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Red Angus EN Red Angus Exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Red Brahman EN Locally adapted local No Material atRisk endangered -Panama PAN Cattle Red Brangus EN Red Brangus Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical critical -Panama PAN Cattle Red Holstein EN Holstein (red and white) Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Red Sindhi EN Red Sindhi Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Santa Gertrudis EN Santa Gertrudis Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Sardo Negro SP Sarda Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Senepol Senepol 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed recently imported; composite of N'Dama x Red Poll international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Simbrah EN Simbrah Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Simmental Simmental SireLine 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Cattle Wagyu En Wagyu Native international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Panama PAN Goat Alpina Alpine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Goat Boer EN Boer Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Goat Lamancha SP Lamancha Locally adapted international No Material atRisk critical critical -Panama PAN Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian SireLine 0 0 domestic breed imported from the USA 1970s international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Goat Saanen Saanen SireLine 0 0 domestic breed imported from the USA 1970s international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Pig Criollo SP Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Panama PAN Pig Duroc fr. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed as pure bred used in intensive systems, as crossbred (landrace* criollo) used in backyard/smallscale production systems international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Pig French Landrace EN French Landrace Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Panama PAN Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed as pure bred used in intensive systems, as crossbred (hampshire * criollo) used in backyard/smallscale production systems international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Panama PAN Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed as pure bred used in intensive systems, as crossbred (landrace* criollo) used in backyard/smallscale production systems international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Pig Large White EN Large White Native international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Pig Mulefoot EN Native local No Material atRisk critical -Panama PAN Pig PIC PIC HY domestic breed recently imported international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Pig Pietrain EN Pietrain Native international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed as pure bred used in intensive systems, as crossbred (yorkshire * criollo) used in backyard/smallscale production systems international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Panama PAN Sheep Black Belly EN "Coat: Complete covering of medium to thick-hair (no wool) that sheds in the spring. Color: All shades of brown, tan or yellow, all are highlighted with contrasting black underparts with contrasting black underparts extending down the inside of the legs. Black points on the nose, forehead, and inside of the ears are black. Rams have a neckpiece of thick hair which extends down the neck to the brisket, some may cover to the shoulder. Head: Medium in size and well in conformation to the neck and body. There is a slight tendency to a roman nose, especially in the ram. Ears point forward from the side, they should not droop. Horns: Both sexes of the Barbados Blackbelly are polled. Neck: Medium in length, slender in conformation to body size. Rams are heavier and well set to the shoulder. Body: Fairly deep with well-sprung ribs. There is a fair width of back and loin, but a very deficient hindquarter (similar to a goat's). The rump is quite steep from the hips to the pin bones and the tail is set very low. Legs: ""Leggy"", and generally are quite well set. In general appearance (at a distance) these sheep resemble small deer or antelope. They are very active and lively. They are alert at all times. Compared to the more recognized ""mutton type"", Barbados Blackbelly sheep are less ""squatty"" and are slower growing. " Barbados Black Belly Locally adapted international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Sheep DORPER EN Dorper Locally adapted international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Panama PAN Sheep Katahdin EN Katahdin Locally adapted international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Panama PAN Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey 0 0 domestic breed Chiriquí province, Veraguas, Bocas del Toro, Coclé & Panamá, principally in Paccific area hair regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Peru PER Alpaca Huacaya Español Huacaya Wacaya Meat, Savings Security, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Wool The breed is raised in the Andean rangelands in altitudes above 4 000 m asl. The average age of animals used for breeding is reported as 24 months females and 36 months for males. The animals produce very valuable fine fibre. This very hardy breed is constantly exposed to cold, heat, dump, hunger and thirst. The animals usually drink once a week even when water is available. This breed is reported to have a higher digestibility of crude fibre than sheep. uni coloured: grey, dark brown, white
multi coloured: grey, dark brown, white with black 90 90 62 61 Small and pointed ears Native y 1995 domestic breed andean highlands, above 3800 metres 1.8 7.5 7.3 - dried dung (taquia) is used as fuel source;
1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Alpaca Suri sp. Suri Wool The breed is raised in the Andean rangelands in altitudes above 4 000 m asl. The average age of animals used for breeding is reported as 24 months females and 36 months for males. The animals produce very valuable fine fibre and have a curly fleece. This breed is reported to have a higher digestibility of crude fibre than sheep. uni coloured: grey, dark brown, white
multi coloured: grey, dark brown, white with black 90 90 66 64 long fibers, slightly curling and silky, annual growth of fiber; 10 to 20 cm in length. Native domestic breed andean highlands, above 3800 metres 1.7 7.4 7.2 - dried dung (boñiga) is used as fuel source;
1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Ass Criollo sp. DraughtPower Locally adapted domestic breed rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat 0 0 Exotic y 2013 domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle American Scottisch eng. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire 0 0 Exotic y 1953 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Azul Belga sp. Belgian Blue Belgische Blauwe, Belgian Blue 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine Frances Blonde d'Aquitaine Meat Exotic y 2008 domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Peru PER Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 Exotic y 1962 domestic breed continually imported tropical areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported mountainous areas international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat 0 0 Exotic y 1964 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Chusco sp. Chusco Crioulo de las Sierras, Serrano The breed is adapted to highland conditions in altitudes above 3 500 m asl. The breed is well adapted to high altitudes where other breeds suffer from Brisket disease. 2 2 500 400 Criollo type Exotic domestic breed High Andes 120 240 5 30 25 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under transhumant conditions, housed for a variable number of months and fed on grazing and fodder (mainly grazing). There is poor feeding, especially during the dry season. Milking is confined to the rainy months. Not all females are milked - probably only about 30% of those that calving. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Cattle Criollo sp. Creole Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed country-wide, above 3500 metres international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Peru PER Cattle Devon eng. Devon 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Fleckvieh ger. Simmental 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1952 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Guzerat Guzerat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported tropical areas 305 2000 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Gyr lechero Dairy Gir Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed tropical areas 305 2000 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Highland eng. Highland 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported coastal area and between 2000 and 3500 metres international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Indubrasil Indo-Brasilian 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1961 domestic breed continually imported coastal area and between 2000 and 3500 metres international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Milking Shorthorn eng. Milking Shorthorn 0 0 Exotic y 1985 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Cattle Nelore Nelore 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported tropical areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Normando sp. Normande 0 0 Exotic y 1965 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Polled Simmental 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Cattle Red Angus eng. Red Angus Meat 0 0 Exotic y 1985 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Red Brangus eng. Red Brangus 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown critical -Peru PER Cattle Rojo Danes sp. 0 0 Exotic y 1962 domestic breed recently imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal 0 0 Exotic domestic breed tropical areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 Exotic domestic breed tropical areas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1985 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Simmental Simmental 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Peru PER Cattle Welsh Black eng. Welsh Black 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Peru PER Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Eggs Exotic domestic line recently imported mainly coastal area commercial system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Chicken Cornish eng. Cornish Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly coastal area commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Chicken Criollo sp. Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Chicken Española sp. Spanish Fighting Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Chicken Hubbard Golden Comet eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hubbard Golden Comet Eggs Exotic domestic line recently imported mainly coastal area commercial system international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs Exotic domestic line mainly coastal area commercial system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs Exotic domestic line recently imported mainly coastal area commercial system international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly coastal area commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly coastal area commercial sector international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly coastal area commercial system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Eggs Exotic domestic line recently imported mainly coastal area commercial system international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Duck (domestic) Criollo sp. Meat Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Duck (domestic) Pato Criollo Francés sp. Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Duck (domestic) Pekín Pekin Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Duck (domestic) Rouen fr. Rouen Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Goat Anglo Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Goat Criollo sp. Criollo Meat 2 2 40 30 Locally adapted domestic breed Spanish origin 16th century marginal areas, mostly highlands 80 2.3 2 FAO Breed Survey Performance data provided is based on estimates as there is no actual data available. Most herds of goats follow the harvest of crops in order to utilize the post-harvest residues. In other regions such as the highlands, goats depend entirely on natural pastures. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Guanaco Guanaco sp. Guanaco Hair Native wild breed indigenous breed Ayacucho (30.63%), Arequipa (29.5%), La Libertad (14.12%) y Huancavelica (5.54%). Arequipa (29.5%), La Libertad (14.12%) & Huancavelica (5.54%) regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Guinea pig Andina Guinea pig meat is sold for a price three times a high as chicken meat. Black guinea pigs are used in traditional medicinal practices. sp. Andina DamLine, Meat Native y 1970 domestic breed improved line Different productions systems exist: a) smallholder system; up to 600 animals: women and the children generally are in charge of guinea pigs. They are kept in the backyard or in the kitchen. It is fed with kitchen leftovers and fresh forages like the alfalfa. b) small-scale commercial; 600-2500 animals. c) Large-scale commercial; 3000 and more animals. local No Information atRisk endangered -Peru PER Guinea pig Criollo Guinea pig meat is sold for a price three times a high as chicken meat. Black guinea pigs are used in traditional medicinal practices. sp. Meat meat has good nutritious characteristics: 19,1% protein and 7.41% fat Native domestic breed indigenous breed Different productions systems exist: a) smallholder system; up to 600 animals: women and the children generally are in charge of guinea pigs. They are kept in the backyard or in the kitchen. It is fed with kitchen leftovers and fresh forages like the alfalfa. b) small-scale commercial; 600-2500 animals. c) Large-scale commercial; 3000 and more animals. local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Guinea pig Cuy Raza Peru Español Cuy Peru, Peru Meat, SireLine Native y 1970 domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Peru PER Guinea pig Inti Se lo utiliza como raza pura o como progenitor en cruce con una raza prolífica (Andina) con la que se forma una línea materna. Español Meat Desde el inicio del programa de selección se han registrado entre 1972- 2012 un total de 38,857 nacidos de 11,025 partos. Se han multiplicado por distribución de reproductores en los últimos seis años 4756 machos puros lo que ha dejado una progenie cruzada estimada en 40,179 individuos. La característica del color del manto es bayo – blanco 93,2%, 100%. 1.85 1.969 No polidáctilos ( 98 %), presenta 4 dedos en las manos y 3 en las patas. Ojos negros en el 100 % de la población. Native y 1972 domestic breed El proceso de selección y formación de la raza se hizo en la EEA La Molina ubicado en la Costa Central, Departamento Lima, Provincia Lima y Distrito La Molina. 1970 No Se adapta a condiciones de costa centro y sur del país, hay evidencia de adaptación en costa norte y en sierra hasta 3200 m.s.n.m Different productions systems exist: a) smallholder system; up to 600 animals: women and the children generally are in charge of guinea pigs. They are kept in the backyard or in the kitchen. It is fed with kitchen leftovers and fresh forages like the alfalfa. b) small-scale commercial; 600-2500 animals. c) Large-scale commercial; 3000 and more animals. local No Information atRisk endangered -Peru PER Guinea pig Mantaro Guinea pig meat is sold for a price three times a high as chicken meat. Black guinea pigs are used in traditional medicinal practices. Meat Native domestic line improved line Different productions systems exist: a) smallholder system; up to 600 animals: women and the children generally are in charge of guinea pigs. They are kept in the backyard or in the kitchen. It is fed with kitchen leftovers and fresh forages like the alfalfa. b) small-scale commercial; 600-2500 animals. c) Large-scale commercial; 3000 and more animals. local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Guinea pig Merino Guinea pig meat is sold for a price three times a high as chicken meat. Black guinea pigs are used in traditional medicinal practices. Meat Native domestic line improved line Different productions systems exist: a) smallholder system; up to 600 animals: women and the children generally are in charge of guinea pigs. They are kept in the backyard or in the kitchen. It is fed with kitchen leftovers and fresh forages like the alfalfa. b) small-scale commercial; 600-2500 animals. c) Large-scale commercial; 3000 and more animals. local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Horse Andaluz Andalusian Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Horse Arabe Arab Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Horse Cimarron sp. Cimarrao 130 130 300 300 Exotic feral breed FAO Breed Survey Performance data for the breed is tentative and largely unavailable. local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Horse Morochuca sp. Peruvian Criollo, Andean The breed is well adapted to high altitudes (more than 3 500 m asl.). The animals are adapted to poor feeding conditions. 140 140 300 300 pony Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Peruvian Criollo above 3 500 m asl. FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Horse Morochuco Chumbivilcano sp. Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Peruvian Criollo local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Horse Percheron fr. Percheron Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Horse Peruano de Paso sp. Costeño Peruvian Paso, Costeño Hobby, PackBaggage, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Transport The breed is adapted to a range of altitudes and climates. The breed is known for its rusticity and is showing low incidence of parasites and infections. Horses of this breed have a fertility of 85-90% and reproduce till 15 years of age. Animals of this breed rides at an easy pace, one leg at a time, walk laterally and show characteristic movement of the anterior legs. They have temperament and determination. uni coloured: bay, chestnut or roan 148 147 420 380 Locally adapted y domestic variety "descends from Berberisca and Andaluza and is considered as """"Raza Caballar Propria de Peru""""" coastal area 120 180 1340 4 60 55 36 36 FAO Breed Survey local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Horse Ponys Exotic domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Horse Puro Sangre de Carrera sp. Thoroughbred Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Horse Serrana sp. Chola DraughtPower 120 120 300 300 Locally adapted domestic variety medium variety of Peruvian Criollo Interandean Valleys, Low Andean Region FAO Breed Survey The animals are housed for a variable number of months per year. local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Horse Shetland eng. Shetland Pony Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Llama Chaku sp. Chaku Tampulli, Lanuda Wool The breed is raised in altitudes below 4 000 m asl. The animals are reported to be resistant against viral pneumoniasis. The average age of animals used for breeding is reported as 24 months females and 36 months for males. The fertility is higher than in other camelids. This breed produces excellent dry meat for human consumption. uni coloured: grey, dark brown, white
multi coloured: grey, dark brown, white with black 110 105 90 85 long curved ears, fibre on neck and face Native domestic breed andean highlands, above 3800 metres 1.2 9.5 9.3 Performance data vary according to region and altitude The breed is used especially for transportation of crops. 1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Llama Q'ara Kara Pelada PackBaggage The breed is very well adapted to live in the drier highland areas. The average age of animals used for breeding is reported as 24 months females and 36 months for males. The reproduction takes place all year round if good nutrition is provided. This breed endures poor quality pastures, is better adapted to locally harsh environments than advanced ruminants and able to tolerate a lack of drinking water. uni coloured: grey, dark brown, white
multi coloured: grey, dark brown, white with black 110 105 90 85 long curved ears, face free of fibre Native domestic breed 1 9.5 9.3 1 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Pig Belga sp. Belgian Landrace Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Pig Chester White eng. Chester White Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Pig Criollo sp. Meat Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed Generally less than 20 animals are kept. Kept in low-input subsistence farming systems. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Pig Duroc fr. Duroc SireLine Exotic domestic breed continually imported coastal area international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire SireLine Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported coastal area international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain SireLine Exotic domestic breed continually imported coastal area international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Pig Poland China eng. Poland China Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported coastal area international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Pigeon Criollo sp. Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Pigeon Lince de Polonia Exotic domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Pigeon Mondain Exotic domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Pigeon Runt Gigante sp. Exotic domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Pigeon Show King eng. Exotic domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Pigeon Strasser ger. Exotic domestic breed continually imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Pigeon White King eng. White King Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Rabbit Angora eng. Angora Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Rabbit Azul de Berberen Exotic domestic breed recently imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Rabbit California eng. California Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Rabbit Gigante de Flandes sp. Géant des Flandres Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Rabbit Leonado de Borgoña sp. Exotic domestic breed recently imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Rabbit Mariposa sp. Mariposa Exotic domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Rabbit New Zelanda sp. New Zealand Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Rabbit Rex eng. Rex Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Assaf Assaf 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported hair international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Columbia eng. Columbia 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale DamLine 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed continuously imported 1900 andean highlands wool fine 4 6.4 28 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Criollo sp. Criollo Cholo de Piura, Chusco, Serrano, Huaccha Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. Even though prolificacy is low, fertility rates are usually close to 90% (lambing rate). uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 32.8 26.1 Locally adapted domestic breed descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 country-wide wool coarse/carpet 1.5 2.8 2.5 11 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was collected from animals kept under transhumant conditions, not housed at all and fed on total grazing. The animals endure poor feeding conditions, especially during the dry season which lasts about eight months per year. Kept in medium and low input systems. 1.02 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep East Friesian eng. East Friesian 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Finnsheep eng. Finnish Landrace 0 0 Exotic domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Sheep Hampshire Down eng. Hampshire Down Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed continually imported since 1995 when 1000 animals were imported from the USA 1995 mostly mountainous areas international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Junin sp. Meat The breed is well adapted to high altitudes (3 800 m asl.) uni coloured: white or black face 0 0 72 46.5 Exotic domestic breed originated at Sais Tupac Amaru Station: composite of Columbia, Corriedale, Panama, Romney and Warhill; released in 1974 by enterprise 1940s central Peru wool medium 3 24 3.8 3.6 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under the same conditions described under general management conditions. The grazing areas for the breed are on altitudes above 3 800m a.s.l.. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Sheep Katahdin Katahdin 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Lincoln eng. Lincoln Longwool 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 Exotic domestic breed continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Panama eng. 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported forest areas hair regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Poll Dorset eng. Poll Dorset 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Romanov Romanov 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Romney 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Santa Inés fr. Santa Ines 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported forest areas hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Targhee eng. Targhee 0 0 Exotic domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Peru PER Sheep Texel dutch Texel 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Peru PER Sheep Warhill eng. Warhill 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Peru PER Turkey Criollo sp. Meat Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Peru PER Vicuña Vicuña Vicuña Hair uni coloured: brown wild breed indigenous breed Puno, Lima), Junín, Apurimac and Huancavelica local No Information unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Buffalo Cambodian eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Buffalo Italian Mediterranean en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Buffalo Mestizo 2 2 domestic breed composite of Indian and Carabao local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Buffalo Murrah Murrah Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Buffalo Nilli-Ravi Nili-Ravi Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Buffalo Philippine Carabao Philippine Carabao Kalaban DraughtPower uni coloured: black 2 2 132 126 443 463 swamp type domestic breed swamp buffalo southern Luzon (44%), Visayas (23%), Mindanao (33%) 300 300 800 9.4 26 26 225 FAO Breed Survey Ranjhan S.K., Faulon R.S., Momongann V.G. and Cruz L.C. (1987) Husbandry of swamp buffaloes in the Philippines. Pcarrd Book Series No. 57, pp192. F66-58, 59 W46-26 Performance data was collected from animals kept under transhumant conditions, housed for less than one month per year and fed on total grazing. international Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Buffalo Tamarao Anoa mindorensis, Tamaraw, Mindoro Buffalo Meat This breed is very hardy, it can exist on poor quality forage. uni coloured: black, grey, brown 2 2 wild species Bubalus mindorensis, Heude Mindoro local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Bali Cattle eng. Bali Balinese Meat The animals of this breed are reported to show a high degree of disease resistance. This breed is very fertile, possibly due to the long heat period. multi coloured: males: red turning black: females: reddish-brown with white patches on hindquarters and legs 2 2 375 domestic breed domesticated Banteng 270 720 W7-15, 19, 20 W31-24 F24-367 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Batanes Black 2 2 small-humped domestic variety variety of Philippine Native Batan Islands local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Batangas uni coloured: black, red, yellow 2 2 humpless domestic variety improved variety of Philippine Native Luzon local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Beefalo eng. Beefalo Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Belmont Red Belmont Red Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Brahford eng. Braford Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Brahman English, Filipino Brahman Meat Grey of varying shades 0 0 147 132 709 578 y Domestic Breed 29 27 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Charbray Charbray Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Chianina it. Chianina Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Drought Master eng. Droughtmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Philippines PHL Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Girolando en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Holstein Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Ilocos Ilocano uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 large and small types exist domestic variety variety of Philippine Native local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Iloilo uni coloured: usually black, also fawn, chestnut or pied 2 2 domestic variety variety of Philippine Native local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Indu Brazil eng. Indo-Brasilian Indo-Brazil 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -Philippines PHL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Philamin Meat 2 2 0 domestic variety Hereford (1/2) x Ongole (3/8) x Philippine Native (1/8); extinct around 1945 local No Material extinct extinct -Philippines PHL Cattle Philippine Native Tagalog, Bisaya Small in size cattle breed, mature weight of about 300-400 kgs. Raised for draft and meat. DraughtPower, Meat fawn, light to dark red coat color; plain to patchy two-color patterns 2 2 113.15 111.95 389.5 347.2 small hump in males domestic breed Descended from Chinese and Mexican breeds 16 16 24 24 18 18 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Milk The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed imported; Importation of 2,400 heads Holstein-Sahiwal cattle which started in 1984 under the ADB-IFAD Project. These animals were dispersed to various farmers' cooperatives. 1984 272 1852 4.6 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Senepol en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Simbrah Simbrah 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Cattle Wagyu en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers. Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Banaba For egg and meat production (dual purpose) Tagalog Plain black with red hackle for male; Plain black with orange hackle for female Eggs, Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to respiratory diseases and fowl pox. The hens are broody and excellent mothers, it is very hard to break her broodiness. middle level comment: black tail, white ear lobes 1.6 1.5 spurs, it holds the wings close to the body, large body domestic variety Region IV - southern Tagalog (Batangas) 35 46.28 29.86 29.86 6 6 6 6 9.13 0.9 82 The animals have the ability to fly to elude their opponents in combat as well as predators and poachers. local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Bantam Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock Plymouth Rock Barred Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Philippines PHL Chicken Black Australorp eng. Black Australorp Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Black Jersey Jersey Giant Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Chicken Bolinao Philippine Native Hunting The hens are broody and excellent mothers. The meat is very tasty. This breed is popularly raised by farmers for its aggressiveness in fighting. The animals are brave warriors. middle level 2 1.5 straight spurs, able to fly when in combat, bushy tail rather similar to a squirrel, both males and females are tightly feathered, with well placed wings carried close to the body domestic breed Region I - Ilocos Region (Pangasinan) 35 6 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Camarines Hunting The animals are reported to show resistance to respiratory diseases and some bacterial infections. The males of this breed are very popular as fighting roosters. middle level multi coloured: orange and white
comment: the legs have alternating patches of black and white, giving a domino effect 2 1.7 domestic variety Region V - Bicol Region 35 6 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Chinese Single Comb Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Chicken Darag domestic breed Panay Island local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Chicken Joloano Tagalog Meat, Sport Highly adapted to local condition Resistant to some internal parasites Plain red to brown plumage color 1.62 1.22 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Chicken Paraoakan For meat production Tagalog Plain black for both rooster and hen; with well developed breast muscle Meat Highly adapted to local condition, included as one of the native animals in the Philippines The animals are reported to show resistance to respiratory diseases and Pneumonia. indigenous comment: red ear lobes 2.5 1.9 long and powerful shanks, feathered legs in the male domestic variety These large black birds were selected and interbred by local people and its characters has become fixed over hundreds of years. Region IV- southern Tagalog (Palawan), Mindanao 46.28 1.5 1.2 6 6 6 6 9.83 0.87 81.33 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Peterson eng. Commercial strain- Peterson Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Pilch Dekalb Commercial strain- layer- Dekalb Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Red Jungle Fowl eng. Jungle Fowl Labuyo Hunting The animals are reported to show resistance to Newcastle disease. indigenous 1 0.8 medium size, slender feet with long spurs, main tail feathers are arched and carried high above the head, males have a shrill crowing voice domestic variety local population mountainous and forest areas 27 8 7 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Philippines PHL Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Chicken Shaver Starbro eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Starbro Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Starcross Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross Meat domestic breed country-wide with higher concentration in areas near urban centers Kept in large commercial broiler, layer and breeder farms. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken Taiwan Country chicken Taiwan Country Breed Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken White Cornish eng. White Cornish Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Chicken White Rock eng. Plymouth Rock White Eggs domestic breed Institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Cherry Valley eng. Commercial Cherry Valley domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Indian Runner eng. Indian Runner domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Itik Pinas Itim Balut and Salted egg production. Balut is popular delicacy in the Philippines. It is incubated fertile duck eggs with fifteen to eighteen day embryos which are boiled for about thirty minutes and consumed with a dash of salt. Salted eggs are locally called itlog na maalat or itlog na pula. They are cured using a salt solution. The salt-clay solution is more popular than the brine solution method of curing. The curing period lasts for about eighteen days. The cured eggs are then boiled for about an hour or more using slow fire. Reference: Lambio, A.L., 2010, Poultry Production in the Tropics. Quezon City; The University of the Philippines Press Filipino Itik Pinas Itim has a black plumage color with white feather markings in their neck “bib”. They stand slightly upright with orange to brown shank. It lays larger egg more than 65 g. Itik, Pato, Pateros Eggs The “IP Itim” or “Itik PINAS Itim” and “IP Khaki” or “Itik PINAS Khaki” groups were developed due to the high preference of stakeholders on the plumage color (brown and black) during the stakeholder’s consultation meeting. Based on the result of phenotypic characterization, both male and female of IP Itim lines are black and IP Khaki are brown plumage color with uniform body weight at 18 weeks of age, producing the egg size suited for processing of “balut” and test crossed showing increased egg production. The crossed between the two lines produced offspring which you can determine the sex of duckling on their plumage color (sexed linked). Production performance of purebred and test crossed progenies were also evaluated to farmer breeder cooperators. The project adapted the pyramidal structure of breeding program to distribute the improved genetics to the stakeholders, where in relatively small number of nucleus breeders at the top that produce breeding stocks for a larger number of multipliers who in turn produce animals to a greater number of end users or commercial raisers. Highly adapted to local condition, included as one of the native animals in the Philippines. Most of the raisers keep Itik Pinas in the rice fields. No vaccination are given, no major disease outbreak reported, more than 90% livability White Orange Indigenous "Predominantly black with white feathers in neck ""bib""" 1.226 1.224 "White feathers in their neck ""bib""" Native n Domestic Line In order to develop a breeding true-to-type Philippine mallard ducks selected for high egg production, predictable performance and consistent product quality, the Bureau of Animal Industry through National Swine and Poultry Research and Development Center and funded by Philippine Council on Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development initiated the Development of Improved Philippine Mallard Duck (PMD) called “Itik PINAS”, meaning duck from the Philippines. 2008 Central and South Luzon, SOCCSKSARGEN, Cagayan Valley, Western Visayas, and Negros Island 256 180 280 67 0.04 0.04 4 4 5 5 full confinement system fully confinement using commercially formulated feeds in ad libitum basis local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Itik Pinas Khaki Balut and Salted egg production. Balut is popular delicacy in the Philippines. It is incubated fertile duck eggs with fifteen to eighteen day embryos which are boiled for about thirty minutes and consumed with a dash of salt. Salted eggs are locally called itlog na maalat or itlog na pula. They are cured using a salt solution. The salt-clay solution is more popular than the brine solution method of curing. The curing period lasts for about eighteen days. The cured eggs are then boiled for about an hour or more using slow fire. Reference: Lambio, A.L., 2010, Poultry Production in the Tropics. Quezon City; The University of the Philippines Press Filipino Itik Pinas Khaki is predominantly brown plumage color. They stand slightly upright with orange shank. It has small body size, 1.27 kg. Itik, Pato and Pateros Eggs The “IP Itim” or “Itik PINAS Itim” and “IP Khaki” or “Itik PINAS Khaki” groups were developed due to the high preference of stakeholders on the plumage color (brown and black) during the stakeholder’s consultation meeting. Based on the result of phenotypic characterization, both male and female of IP Itim lines are black and IP Khaki are brown plumage color with uniform body weight at 18 weeks of age, producing the egg size suited for processing of “balut” and test crossed showing increased egg production. The crossed between the two lines produced offspring which you can determine the sex of duckling on their plumage color (sexed linked). Production performance of purebred and test crossed progenies were also evaluated to farmer breeder cooperators. The project adapted the pyramidal structure of breeding program to distribute the improved genetics to the stakeholders, where in relatively small number of nucleus breeders at the top that produce breeding stocks for a larger number of multipliers who in turn produce animals to a greater number of end users or commercial raisers. Highly adapted to local condition, included as one of the Native animals in the Philippines. Most of the raisers keep in the rice field. No vaccination are given, no major disease outbreak reported, and more than 90% livability Age at first lay of egg (weeks) - 22.37 Age at 50% production (weeks) - 25.59 Age at peak of production (weeks) - 28.76 Peak production rate (%) - 98.31 Number of weeks above 90% - 10.65 Number of hatching egg at 72 weeks old - 256 Unique Taste and good to boost energy Highly preferred by Filipinos, usually eaten after working hours (afternoon or evening) LAMBIO, A.L. 2009. Prospect for the development of ducks for meat in the Philippines. Pilipinas Shell Professorial Chair Lecture. Ani. Breeding and Physiology Div. ADSC, UPLB-CA, College, Laguna. White Orange Indigenous 1.312 1.265 Itik Pinas Khaki males has darker brown color from neck to head. Native y Domestic Line In order to develop a breeding true-to-type Philippine mallard ducks selected for high egg production, predictable performance and consistent product quality, the Bureau of Animal Industry through National Swine and Poultry Research and Development Center and funded by Philippine Council on Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development initiated the Development of Improved Philippine Mallard Duck (PMD) called “Itik PINAS”, meaning duck from the Philippines. 2008 Central and Southern Luzon, SOCCSKSARGEN, Cagayan Valley, Western Visayas, and Negros Island local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Peking Pekin Eggs domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Philippine Duck eng. Pateros Eggs This breed is reported to be resistant to duck viral enteritis (duck plague) and leg paralysis. This breed lays plenty of eggs. This is a hardy but rather noisy breed. middle level comment: black with white chest and white necklace which is a dominant phenotypic character 1.7 1.5 domestic breed The origin of this breed dates back to the Spanish time or 14th century. 14th century Region Iv - southern Tagalog 220 6 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Duck (domestic) Tsaiya domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Philippine Mallard Duck (Domestic) eng. Eggs This breed is reported to be resistant to duck viral enteritis (duck plague) and cholera. comment: the Khaki Campbell x Pateros crosses have pencilled markings very similar to the appearance of the Khaki Campbell 1.8 1.5 They have the brown Khaki Campbell pattern. domestic variety composite of Pateros and Khaki Campbell: Khaki Campbell was introduced in 1950. The crossing with the native Black Pateros duck was initially conducted in the town of Pateros in Rizal. 1950 Region IX - southern Tagalog 5.5 5 This breed is more adapted to be kept extensively outdoor. local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Goat Alpine eng. Alpine French Alpine Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic commercial and institutional farms international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic commercial and institutional farms international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic commercial and institutional farms international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Goat Dadiangas 0 0 domestic strain local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Goat La Mancha sp. La Mancha Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -Philippines PHL Goat Philippine (coarse hair) _ Kambing Meat uni coloured: cream, beige or brown 0 0 55 50 20 20 domestic Found all over the country. 187 75 4.6 2 2 FAO Breed Survey The Philippine Recommends for goat Farming (1985) PCARRD Technical Bulletin Series No. 24-A, Los Banos, Laguna. The data were collected from animals kept under transhumant conditions, housed for 4-6 months and fed on grazing and concentrates. 1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Goat Philippine (fine hair) _ Kambing Meat uni coloured: black, brown 2 2 55 50 20 20 domestic probably descended from Katjang Found all over the country. 187 75 4.6 2 2 FAO Breed Survey The Philippine Recommends for goat Farming (1985) PCARRD Technical Bulletin Series No. 24-A, Los Banos, Laguna. The data were collected from animals kept under transhumant conditions, housed for 4-6 months and fed on grazing and concentrates. 1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Goat Saanen Saanen Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic commercial and institutional farms international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic commercial and institutional farms international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Goose (domestic) Philippine Domestic Goose eng. Visayan ganzo, Tagalog gansa Guard "This breed might be resistant to """"Skin Venom"""", but it has never been tested scientifically." comment: brown variety has black knob and bills, white variety must have orange feet and orange knob and bills 2.7 2.3 knob of gander 4 -5 cm high, in females 2 -3 cm, no dewlap or wattle domestic breed Imported from China and brought to Philippines by the early Chinese traders during the 12th and 13th century in the time of Limahong. 12th-13th century 6.5 6.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Arabian eng. Arab domestic breed imported from USA and Australia; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Horse Baguio light horse eng. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Baguio pony eng. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Miniature Horse eng. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Native Racehorse eng. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Philippine Pony Filipino uni coloured: bay, brown, grey or roan domestic breed part of the Southeast Asia Pony group: contains some foreign blood local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Quarter eng. Quarter Horse domestic breed imported from USA and Australia; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Horse Tagaytay light horse domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Tagaytay pony domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed imported from USA and Australia; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Muscovy duck Philippine Muscovy Duck eng. Pato, Pato real, Bike Meat These animals seem to develop a resistance towards all duck diseases. The females are excellent mothers, high fertility and hatchability of the eggs are reported. In the Philippines the animals lay the all year round. "The animals are raised in small numbers in the rural areas for household consumption. The drakes are used to prepare a dish called """"Duck Adobo""""." indigenous comment: the Philippine Muscovy Duck has two distinct colours, the white and the black or brown group, some have black spots on the head and blue eyes, pure black have coloured feet 2.7 2.2 domestic breed introduced into the Philippines by the early Spanish conquistadors about 14th century 14th century 35 7 6.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig BT Black (BAI Tiaong Black) Production for food delicacy for its unique taste as roast pig (lechon) Filipino Black coat color pattern, semi lop ear Meat Highly adapted to local condition, included as one of the Philippine native animals Resistant to some internal parasites unique taste as roasted pig Black coat color 76 68 101 93 Native back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 0.92 0.92 6 6 7 8 11 9 12 90 60 210 4 140 farmyard production intensive 7 8 10 local No Material atRisk critical -Philippines PHL Pig Babcock eng. Meat domestic breed continually imported from Canada, USA, Europe and Australia; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Benguet en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Pig Biskaya en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Cotswold eng. Meat domestic breed continually imported from Canada, USA, Europe and Australia; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Diani uni coloured: black
comments: sometimes spotted domestic variety origin from Berkshire and Poland China x Philippine Native Batangas local No Material extinct extinct -Philippines PHL Pig Duroc commercially used for boar line.. eng. Duroc DamLine domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Lard domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Philippines PHL Pig Hypor eng. Meat domestic breed continually imported from Canada, USA, Europe and Australia; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Isubela en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Jalajala domestic variety variety of Philippine Native local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Kalinga Meat production; rituals and socio-cultural practices Filipino Black with white under belly and white legs, small and erect ears, long snout, swayback with belly almost to the ground Yookah Meat, ReligiousCeremonies Black with white under belly and white legs 58 55 60 55 Native back yard or farm yard production concentrate 0.65 0.65 8 8 8 8 12 10 14 5 3 8 4 120 6 5 8 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Philippines PHL Pig Kaman uni coloured: red domestic variety origin from Duroc x Philippine Native Batangas local No Material extinct extinct -Philippines PHL Pig Landrace Extensively used by commercial swine farms for the production of a crossbred sow line. eng. Landrace SireLine domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Pig Large White Extensively used by commercial swine farms for the production of a crossbred sow line. eng. Large White SireLine domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Pig Libtong Tagudin, Baboy uni coloured: white spots on forehead, white feet and tail tip low set belly, 12-14 teats, boars are much bigger than sows, domestic breed probably a composite of Hampshire and Philippine Native: The breed was only recently created in the Municipality of Tagudin (Ilocos Sur). It is called after the Libtong village where it was created. recently Luzon 9 9 FAO Breed Survey Life (?) Low income farmers enterprise. Swine raising, Libtong, Tagudin, Ilocos Sur. The pigs are fed on a mixture of rice bran, Kangkong or sweet potato. As this is a new breed it is difficult to obtain any accurate information. 9 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Markaduke en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig New Dalland eng. Dalland Meat domestic breed continually imported from Canada, USA, Europe and Australia; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Philippine Native "In the rural areas, Philippine native pigs are usually kept for home consumption particularly during special occasions i.e. weddings, birthdays, fiestas and/or cultural/religious ceremonies. These pigs also serve as a """"piggy bank"""" to farmers. They are usually sold during emergencies and during periods when cash is badly needed." eng. Savings Security uni coloured: black or black with white belly domestic breed These animals are believed to originate from Sus celebenensis Philippinensis Nehring, Sus celebenensis negrinus Sanborn, or Sus barbatus ahoenobarbus Huet. Raised commonly in subsistence type of production. local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Pietrain commercially used for boar line. fr. Pietrain DamLine domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Pig Quezon Production for food delicacy as roast pig (lechon) Filipino Plain black color Quezon Meat Highly adapted to local condition, included as one of the native animals in the Philippines Highly adapted to local condition Resistant to some internal parasites Plain black 73 65 95 87 Native n Domestic Breed Bondoc Peninsula, Quezon 2010 Bondoc Peninsula, Quezon Province 0.85 0.85 6 6 7 7 11 9 12 3 2 7 4 140 local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pig Seghers Seghers Meat domestic breed continually imported from Canada, USA, Europe and Australia; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Pigeon Philippine Domestic Pigeon eng. Visayan pating, Tagalog-kalapati Hobby "This breed might be resistant to """"Skin Venom"""", but it has never been tested scientifically." This breed has a strong homing instinct and is always returning to its place of birth. indigenous comment: feet must be blood red, toe nails should be black, saddle light in colour 0.25 0.18 domestic breed The origin of this breed is not sure. Historians claim the early Spanish friars brought the pigeon as a symbol of the holy spirit. found all over the Archipelago 12 5 5 In Luzon rice mills raise native pigeon free-flying to salvage wasted or scattered grains and produce squabs which are marketed at 30 days or before the animals fly away to leave the nest. local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Quail Local quail eng. Eggs domestic breed Pprimarily composed of exotic breeds i.e. Japanese Seattle, Japanese Taiwan and their crosses. Provinces of Bulacan, Batangas and Laguna. local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Quail Nigro domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Quail Silver eng. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Quail Tuxedo domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Sheep Barbados Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly 0 0 domestic breed recently imported primarily from USA and Australia commercial and institutional farms international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester 0 0 domestic breed recently imported primarily from USA and Australia international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Philippines PHL Sheep Katahdin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed recently imported primarily from USA and Australia selected government stock farms international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Sheep Laguna Wool 0 0 shortwoolled domestic breed composite of Shropshire Cross and local sheep wool medium local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Sheep Philippine native sheep eng. 0 0 domestic breed Believed to have originated from the Merino breed imported during the Spanish colonization, and some exotic breeds recently introduced primarily from the US and Australia. local No Material unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Sheep Poll Dorset eng. Poll Dorset 0 0 domestic breed recently imported primarily from USA and Australia international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Sheep Rombouillet Merino Rambouillet 0 0 domestic breed recently imported primarily from USA and Australia international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Philippines PHL Sheep St Croix fr. St. Croix 0 0 domestic breed recently imported primarily from USA and Australia local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Philippines PHL Sheep Suffolk eng Suffolk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported primarily from USA and Australia international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Philippines PHL Turkey Philippine Native eng. Baby Pabito, Pavo Real, Small Turkey, Pavo Meat The animals are reported to show resistance to histomoniasis and sinusitis. Up to five weeks of age they are very susceptible to fowl pox. indigenous comment: red dewlap 2.7 1.6 adult males have spurs, females with spurs are discriminated by breeders domestic breed imported from Acapulco, Mexico during the early 15th and 16th centuries early 15th and 16th centuries central plain of Luzon 45 5.5 6.5 Among the Tagalogs, the turkey is a status symbol. The roasted turkey is a dish reserved to important guests like governors, senators, parish priests and other important public figures. local No Material unknown unknown -Palau PLW Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp domestic breed imported from Hawai, USA; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Chicken Barred Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Barred domestic breed imported from Hawai, USA; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Palau PLW Chicken Brown Nicks eng. Commercial strain- layer- H&N Brown Nick domestic breed imported from Hawai, USA; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Palau PLW Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic breed imported from Hawai, USA; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported from Hawai, USA; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy domestic species imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Palau PLW Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Palau PLW Pig Poland China eng. Poland China domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Buffalo Papua New Guinea Buffalo eng. Karambao Meat Resistant to screw worms. multi coloured: grey with white throat markings (90%), white (10%) becoming freckled with age 0 0 Less than one percent polled animals, polled bulls cryptorchid and sterile, polled cows fertile. Horns heavy, black and long (up to 80 cm); curve out and back. 550 425 Coat up to 5 cm coarse hair at birth; mature animal hair sparse, ears large and horizontal. Udder small, teats small and perpendicular, tail short and thin. feral species Swamp buffalo (Bos bubalis bubalis) 1891 Mainly found on the Sepik Plains, some found in Morobe Province, Madang Province and East New Britain Province. 33 33 390 450 55 local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia and New Zealand; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Droughtmaster eng. Droughtmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia for establishment of large-scale cattle ranches; exotic 1960s international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Javanese Zebu eng. Zebu Meat The Javanese Zebu is highly resistant to tick and screw worm infestation. The breed is highly prolific and hardy. The Javanese Zebu is a very hardy animal. The economic performance of this breed is comparable to the Droughmaster (Brahman cross-breds). However, under prolonged drought periods the Javanese Zebu is superior. FAO Breed Survey 2 2 540 365 Zebu domestic breed descended from cattle imported from Java, Sumatra and Thailand 19th century 32 29 30 30 350 380 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on farm pasture predominately Imperata cylindrica, annual rainfall 733-1360 mm. On improved pastures and under supplementary feeding it does not respond as much as Brahman crossbreds. - weaning weights: 171 kg (males) and 160 kg (females);
local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Redpoll Red Poll 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia for establishment of large-scale cattle ranches; exotic 1960s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp domestic breed imported; exotic 1964 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Chicken Papua New Guinea Native eng. Kakaruk Meat Resistant to parasites. 1.8 1.4 Predominant pattern wild type and variants. domestic indigenous breed. 70 Average number of chicks hatched: 6, Chick mortality: 50%, High mortality from predation. local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Dog New Guinea Singing dog eng. feral breed The earliest evidence for dogs in New Guinea suggests an introduction from the south about 2000 years ago. Sub-alpine grasslands. local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Goat Papua New Guinea Goat eng. Meat 0 0 40 30 feral species imported; descendants of early introductions during the colonial period. 2.4 13 238 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Horse Horse Riding (work) domestic species imported; Introduced systematically during the colonial era. local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Muscovy duck Muscovy Muscovy domestic species imported; exotic 1974 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed exotic; imported from Europe Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed exotic; imported from Europe Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Pig New Guinea Native The pigs are of major cultural significance in most tribal groups, but particularly in the highlands provinces where they are used in exchanges as well as feasting. eng. Native Pig Meat Performance is low but they survive well under poor nutritional and managemental conditions. good mothering qualities. uni coloured: black, grey, red, white, white, red or grey
multi coloured: black spotted
comment: born striped 60 60 87 49 straight tail domestic breed This pig is believed to have derived from a domesticated hybrid of the South-east Asian subspecies Sus scrofa vittatus and the Sulawesi indigenous breed pig Sus celebensis. It is assumed that this hybridisation of two domesticated species took place in the Moluccas and the pig introduced into New Guinea island between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago. 0.5 0.3 FAO Breed Survey
Rappaport, R. A. 1968. Pigs for the Ancestors. Ritual in the Ecology of a New Guinea People. Yale University Press, New Haven.
Malynicz, G. L. 1977. A Demographic Analysis of Highlands Village Pig Production. In: Enyi, B. A. C. and Varghese, T. (eds) Agriculture in the Tropics. University of Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby. pp 201-209. Pigs are largely run free range scavenging but generally confined at night and fed food wastes, food crop surpluses, sweet potato and/or coconut. This production is a continuum of a 5,000-year tradition. The native breed is preferred to exotic breeds because it requires minimum management. The breeding system involves castrating most males (because the villagers believe that if castrated at an early age they grow faster and lay more adipose). This means that most females are mated by feral boars. Adult weights would appear to range up to a little over 100 kg. In villages pigs range from 40 to 90 kg (Rappaport, 1968; Malynicz, 1977) at 2-3 years with the only comparison between sexes showing females at 49.5 kg and males 87.6 kg (Malynicz, 1977). 3 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Rabbit Canberra Half-lop eng. Meat domestic breed exotic 1993 local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Lard domestic breed exotic 1993 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Papua New Guinea PNG Sheep Highlands Halfbred eng. Menifo 0 0 domestic breed Crossbreed of Priangan, Corriedale and Perendale local No Information unknown unknown -Papua New Guinea PNG Sheep Priangan Priangan Garut It has been suggested that the Priangan is more resistant to worms as well as to the 'old world screw worm fly', but there is insufficient scientific evidence for these conclusions. The fleece varies from broad unattractive wool to a type more like hair or kemp than wool. multi coloured: very variable, mostly white but with brown or black patches
comment: males often have a tuft of straight hair about 15 cm on the throat 2 0 58 38 often earless, short tail (fat at base) domestic breed composite of Africander (probably Merino) and Javanese Thin-Tailed: The Priangan sheep were introduced to Papua New Guinea (PNG) well before the 1930's from Java, Indonesia. 19th century mainly in Morobe Province wool coarse/carpet F17-68, 96 Asian Livestock, vol. XVIII, No 12, December 1993. 1.7 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Poland POL Cattle Angus czarny pol. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 130 122 800 500 Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Angus czerwony pol. Aberdeen-Angus Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Białogrzbieta pol. Polish Whitebacked Bydła nadburzańskie, Bydło nadwiślańskie, Rückenscheckig, Polish Whitebacked Meat, Milk Multi coloured: black-white or red-white. A white stripe starts on the head, then goes through the whole back getting wider on the rump. It gets through the abdomen to the udder ending on the front legs. The edge of the white stripe is irregular and ragged. Abdomen and the internal side of legs are often piebald and densely spotted. black or rarely red with white stripe on the back 2 2 140 128 800 550 test Native y 2003 domestic Variety (with coloured reduced to a few spots on side) of Polish Marsh. Whitebacked cattle originate from aurochs Bos primigenius. It is found in the region from the Narwia river, through the Bug river basin, to the Wieprz river. In the middle of the 20th century it was considered extinct. When few individuals were found, working on restitution of the original population began. between the 13th and the 14th century the north-eastern and central Poland (the Nadbuzanski region; the Narwia river region, the Podlasie province and the Lublin province) 300 3500 3.6 3.8 3.2 3.4 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Blond d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Exotic y domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Brown swiss angielski Brown Swiss Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Exotic y domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic imported; exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Highland eng. Highland Exotic y domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk In 2002, the Jersey breed account for 0.2% of the total cattle population. In 2000, performance recording involved 641 Jersey cows. A high milk fat content is reported for this breed. uni coloured: uniform fawn, yellowish grey or bay often with dark dorsal stripe and black muzzle 0 0 139 124 750 400 extremely refined and lean head Exotic y 1962 domestic imported 305 3785 5.99 25 21 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Limousine fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic imported; exotic international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Marchigiana it. Marchigiana Exotic y domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Montbeliarde fr. Montbéliarde Milk Exotic y domestic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Piemontese it. Piedmont Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Polska czarno-biała (ZB) pol. polish black and white Black and White, Friesian Cattle Meat, Milk multi-coloured, black and white, dark hooves 0 0 136 134 850 620 Locally adapted y 1934 domestic between the 13th and 14th century It is widely distributed all over Poland, mainly in the northern and central regions. 305 4500 5000 3.6 3.2 35 30 dual-purpose breed, used for dairy and beef local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Cattle Polska czerwona (RP) pol. Polish Red Polish Red, pc Milk Good performance in extremely poor environmental conditions and low feeding requirements are reported for this breed. A high disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. High fertility and easy calving as well as high vitality and fitness of calves are reported for this breed. The cows produce milk of extremely good quality (high content of fat, protein and dry matter), very valuable for cheese production (kappa-kazein type) This hardy breed is known for longevity and vitality. uni coloured: from red to dark-red with dark muzzle and hooves, light, dark-tipped horns 2 2 horns are grey at the base and dark at the tips 139 128 770 500 perfectly formed legs Native y 1894 domestic Old native breed descended from Bos Taurus Brachyceros. To the end of the first half of the 20th century it was common in Polish lands from the north-eastern edge through the east block up to the southern Poland. between the 12th and 14th century since 1950 from Angler (Germany) Polish highlands (provinces: Małopolska, Podlasie), One herd in north-eastern Poland (the Warmia-Masuria province) 3600 7300 300 4000 4.2 4.5 3.3 3.5 35 30 14 13 15 17 27 22 35 385 300 450 240 57 Performance was measured on the pedigree herds. Average dressing percentage: heifer - 56.2%, bull calf - 57.5%. Milk is very valuable for cheese production. regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained vulnerable -Poland POL Cattle Polska czerwono-biala (ZR) pol. Polish red and white Lowland Red and White Cattle, Polish red and White Meat, Milk This breed has a better beef-producing capacity as well as more developed musculature and a greater fattening ability than Black and White. multi coloured: red and white spotted Multi-coloured, red and white, with dark hooves. 0 0 136 134 850 650 Locally adapted y 1910 domestic Red and White cattle predominated in the European cattle population until the 17th century. It was imported to Lower Silesia and the Opole region in the 19th century. It is widely distributed in the mountainous and submountainous regions. the 13th century since 1950 from Red and White (Netherlands) This breed appears in the mountains and submountainous regions of the south-western Poland. Provinces: Lower Silesia, Silesia, Opole, Malopolska, Podkarpacie. 305 4500 5000 4 3.3 38 32 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Cattle Polska holsztyńsko-fryzyjska czarno-biała pol. Holstein (black and white) Milk Exotic y domestic international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Polska holsztyńsko-fryzyjska czerwono-biała pol. Holstein (red and white) Milk Exotic y domestic international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Rawicka pol. Rawicka Native domestic former variety of Polish Red Rawicz, Poznan local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Cattle Salers eng. Salers Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Simental mleczny pol. Simmental Milk Locally adapted y domestic international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Simentaler mięsny pol. Simmental Polish Simmental Meat In 2002, the Simmental breed account for 0.9% of the total cattle population. In 2000, performance recording involved 3170 Simmental cows. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (highlands). It is characterised by good milk performance, high leanness and higher than in lowland breeds protein content in milk. This breed has very good legs and is useful for cross-breeding with Black and White cows. multi coloured: red, yellow with white head, spotted around eyes 2 2 lyre-shaped horns 142 136 850 675 oval ears Locally adapted 1925 domestic imported from Switzerland since 1950 from Simmental (Switzerland, Germany) highland areas of Beskid Niski and Bieszczady. 305 3219 3.94 43 38 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Szwedzka czerwona pol. Swedish Red Exotic y domestic international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Tur pol. B.p. namadicus, B.p. opisthonomus, B.p. primigenius, Bos, Ur, reem, rimu, urus, wild ox, Aurochs uni coloured: dark brown to black forward lyre horns wild species Origin of domestic cattle local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Cattle Wagyu Wagyu Exotic y domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Cattle Welsh Black eng. Welsh Black Meat 0 0 Exotic y domestic imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Poland POL Cattle Śląska Czerwona pol. Schlesisches Rotvieh, Silesian Red Native domestic variety of Polish Red (to 1945 variety of German Red) with Danish Red blood local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock C-66 eng. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock D11 eng. Barred Plymouth Rock D11 3 2.3 Locally adapted y domestic 6 6 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Chicken Barred Rock G77 eng. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Chicken Barred Rock L11 eng. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Barred Rock P11 eng. Barred Rock P11 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. industrial 2.3 1.8 Locally adapted y domestic Bred as closed population since the late 80s. Within flock selection were based on own criteria. 1980s Poznan region 240 6 5.5 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Chicken Barred Rock P55 eng. Barred Rock P55 Exotic domestic local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Barred Rock WJ44 eng. Barred Rock WJ44 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. industrial 4 3.5 Locally adapted y domestic Bred as closed population since the late 80s. 1980s Poznan region 180 6 6 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Czubatka polska CP-11 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Czubatka polska CP-22 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Leghorn G99 pl Leghorn G99 Eggs Animals of this breed are reported to be resistant to diseases. These birds are known for their high reproduction rate. yellow white 2.1 1.66 Locally adapted y domestic Leghorn derives from Italy. They were imported to the United Kingdom in 1870 and distributed to the rest of European countries. They were imported to Poland in 1967 from English Sykes Company. 1960 One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Chorzelow Sp. z o.o. Rzeszow region 165 6.5 5.5 - fertility rate: 96%;
- hatchability: 84%;
local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Leghorn H22 Leghorn H22 Eggs Well adapted to intensive and extensive breeding, good health. They are well adapted to Polish climatic conditions. The animals of this breed are reported to be resistant to diseases. These birds are known for their high reproduction rate, especially good hatchability. Egg mass (g) at the age of 33 weeks: 57, at the age of 53 weeks - 63. The age of sexual maturity: 30% of laying rate -157 days, 50% of laying rate -171 days. They can be suitable for commercial cross-breeding. Genetically determined uniform white plumage. yellow white white 2.1 1.75 Locally adapted y domestic Leghorn derives from Italy. They were imported to the United Kingdom in 1870 and distributed to the rest of European countries. They were imported to Poland in 1967 from Kanadian Kathman Company. 1960 1967 One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Chorzelow Sp. z o.o. Rzeszow region 6 5.5 - fertility rate: 96%;
- hatchability: 85%;
Good feed conversion rate per obtained egg. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Leghorn H33 pol. Leghorn H33 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock. No special qualities known. white 2.7 2.1 Locally adapted y domestic imported from United Kingdom 1960s Siedlce region 250 6 5 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Chicken Leghorn H77 Leghorn H77 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock. No special qualities known. industrial 2.1 1.6 Exotic y domestic imported from Germany 1960s Poznan region 260 5.5 5 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Chicken Leghorn L44 Leghorn H44 Eggs 1996: The L44 strain had the poorest performance results in comparison with all conservation Leghorn flock kept in Poland. Also L44 was not utilised in any commercial cross-breeding. There was only one flock of this very strain, kept at private farm. When the flock was affected with serious health problems, the owner decided to liquidate it. indigenous Exotic domestic originated from United Kingdom (Sykes Breeding), bred in Poland since 1960 1960 Szczytno (Deblin) 266 5 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Chicken Leghorn L99 Leghorn L99 Eggs Well adapted to intensive and extensive breeding and Polish climatic conditions. These birds are known for their high reproduction rate and very good hatchability rate. Egg mass (g) at the age of 33 weeks: 55, at the age of 53 weeks - 60. The age of sexual maturity: 30% of laying rate -159 days, 50% of laying rate -171 days. They can be suitable for commercial cross-breeding. Genetically determined uniform white plumage. yellow white white 2.5 1.7 Exotic y domestic Leghorn derives from Italy. They were imported to the United Kingdom in 1870 and distributed to the rest of European countries. They were imported to Poland in 1967 from English Sykes Company. 1960s 1967 One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Chorzelow Sp. z o.o. Rzeszow region 6.5 5.5 Good feed conversion rate per one obtained egg and good health. local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Chicken New Hampshire N11 eng. New Hampshire N11 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock. No special qualities known. middle level 3 2.5 Locally adapted y domestic imported from Austria and afterwards kept as closed population 1960s Poznan region 220 6 6 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken New Hampshire N22 eng. New Hampshire N22 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. middle level 2.8 2.4 Exotic y domestic imported from Austria 1960s Siedlce region 240 6 5 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Chicken New Hampshire N88 eng. New Hampshire N88 Eggs 1996:1 pedigree flock. No special qualities known. middle level 3 2.3 Exotic y domestic imported from The Netherlands 1960s Poznan region 220 6 5.5 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Polbar pol. Polbar Polbar Eggs The breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions. The breed shows general resistance to diseases. Eggs and meat of this breed have an excellent flavour. "The breed can be auto-sexed (one day females have longer black """"eyebrows"""")." indigenous (PLUMAGE COLOUR) - 2.5 2 (TYPE OF COMB) - 100% single, (SHANK AND FOOT COLOUR) - grey and yellow; (EGG SHELL COLOUR) – creamy Males are creamy white and females are greyish brown in colour. Native y domestic The breed was developed by Prof. Laura Kaufman, through crossing of Green-legged Partridge cross-bred with the Plymouth Rock cocks. 1946 One conservation flock in the Lublin region 160 6 5.5 6 1 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. Average body weight at the age of 20 week: 1710g for cocks, 1156g for hens. Number of eggs per hen till 500th days of age: 170. egg mass (g): at the age of 32 weeks - 48.8, at the age of 52 weeks - 53.3. The age of sexual maturity - 165 days. - fertility rate: 80%;
- hatchability: 73%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red K-22 eng. Rhode Island Red K22 Eggs Egg mass (g) at the age of 33 weeks - 54.4, at the age of 53 weeks - 62.3. The age of sexual maturity: 30% of laying rate - 160 days, 50% of laying rate - 163 days. No special qualities known. Different genetic structure in comprision with others Rhode Island Red strains maintained in Poland. yellow mahogany 2.4 1.7 Locally adapted y domestic The development of this strain began in the end of the seventies of the 20th century. The aim was to develop pure lines, which would give hybrids similar to Tetra SL after crossing. Tetra SL is a Hungarian version of one of the best laying hen strains Warren Sex Sal Link. Four groups of birds from Hungarian farms were used for crossing at the pedigree farm in Pawłowice. Breeding work led to the development of K-22 - paternal strain population. 1984 One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Duszniki Sp. z o.o. Poznan region 5.5 5.5 High heterosis when crossed with other strains. High productivity in comparision with other Rhode Island Red strains. - fertility rate: 95%;
- hatchability: 71%;
local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red K44 eng. Rhode Island Red K44 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. yellow 2.7 2.1 Locally adapted y domestic Imported from France in the late 70's. late 1970's Poznan region 125 6 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red K66 eng. Rhode Island Red K66 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock. No special qualities known. industrial 2.7 2.1 Locally adapted y domestic imported from France late 1970s Poznan region 270 6 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red R11 eng. Rhode Island Red R11 Karmazyn Eggs, Meat, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals The breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions and is suitable for backyard farming. It is suitable for maintaining on green poultry yards. The animals are reported to show high resistance to diseases. Genetically determined resistant to Mareka disease. High survival rate (90%). Egg mass (g): at the age of 33 weeks - 50g, at the age of 53 weeks - 57g. The age of sexual maturity: 30% of laying rate - 159 days, 50% of laying rate - 170 days. The females are known for their good reproduction performance. "Good as a ""stewing hen “ after a one year breeding. Suitable for broiler chicken production in ""Label Rouge"" system. Cocks reared in the hen-house with green poultry yard reach body weight 1300-1800 g at the age of 12-13 weeks and are characterized by yellow coloured skin and high dressing percentage. " dual purpose breed Resistant to Mareka disease. yellow yellow red and brown red and brown or mahogany 3 2.4 Locally adapted y domestic The Rhode Island Red R-11 is a typical representative of the general-purpose poultry, which was widely dispersed in Poland under the name Karmazyn. It was developed in the USA in the Rhode Island State. It was imported to Poland in 1939 from the United Kingdom. Because of their general purpose utility, the breed was accounted for about 50% of the commercial farms and backyard poultry farms to the second half of the 1970s. Has been bred in Poland as a closed population since 1936. 1936 One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Chorzelow Sp. z o.o. Rzeszow region 6 5 The animals are suitable to be reared in free range conditions. - fertility rate: 96%;
- hatchability: 86%;
local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red R33 eng. Rhode Island Red R33 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. industrial 2.5 1.7 Exotic y domestic Imported from Canada in 1988. 1988 Poznan region 250 6 5.5 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red R55 eng. Rhode Island Red R55 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. indigenous 3.4 2.2 Exotic y domestic Breeding work conducted since the 60s. The primary genetic material consisted of local hens from northern Poland (Olsztyn region). 1960s Lodz region 200 6 6 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red RIR pol. Karmazyn Eggs 1996: The conservation flock is the only flock left of this breed. The maintenance of these birds was not profitable so the owner decided to liquidate the flock. The breed is especially suited to small scale farming. The breed is known for its high survival rate. The breed shows good reproductive performance. This breed is known for good quality of thick white and strong vitelline membrane in eggs. Animals of this breed are quickly moulting. indigenous 2.8 1.9 y domestic breed Indigenous breed descended from breeding chicken kept in Poland before World War II. Bred as closed population since 1955; developed towards general purpose type. 1955 Warsaw region 140 5.5 5.5 - fertility rate: 95%;
- hatchability: 85%;
local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island Red V44 eng. Rhode Island Red V44 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. industrial 2.6 2.1 Exotic y domestic Imported from Germany in 1984. 1984 Siedlce region 260 6 5 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island White A22 eng. Rhode Island White A22 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock. No special qualities known. industrial 2.5 2 Locally adapted y domestic imported from France late 1970s Poznan region 276 6 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island White A33 eng. Rhode Island White A33 Eggs High heterosis when crossed with other strains. Egg mass (g) at the age of 33 weeks - 60, at the age of 53 weeks - 61.9. The age of sexual maturity: 30% of laying rate - 162 days, 50% of laying rate - 167.4 days. Different genetic structure in comprision with other Rhode Island Red strains maintained in Poland. yellow white white 2.3 1.7 Locally adapted y domestic The development of this strain began in the end of the seventies of the 20th century. The aim was to develop pure lines, which would give hybrids similar to Tetra SL after crossing. Tetra SL is a Hungarian version of one of the best laying hen strains Warren Sex Sal Link. Four groups of birds from Hungarian farms were used for crossing at the pedigree farm in Pawłowice. Breeding work led to the development of A-33 - maternal strain population. 1984 One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Duszniki Sp. z o.o. 5.5 5.5 High productivity in comparision with other Rhode Island strains. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island White A88 eng. Rhode Island White A88 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock. No special qualities known. industrial 2.6 2.1 Locally adapted y domestic imported from France late 1970s Poznan region 270 6 5.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Rhode Island White M55 eng. Rhode Island White M55 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. industrial 2.8 2.1 Exotic y domestic imported from Germany 1984 Siedlce region 260 6 5.5 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Sussex S-66 eng. Sussex S-66 Eggs, Fancy, Meat Owing to the ermine plumage of hens and cocks, as well as well-proportioned body build, they are particularly sought by the amateur breeders and small farm owners This breed is resistant to diseases. Egg mass (g) at the age of 33 weeks - 47g, at the age of 53 weeks - 54g. The age of sexual maturity: 30% of laying rate - 158 days, 50% of laying rate - 181 days. "Cocks bred in ""Label Rouge"" system achieve body weight of 1500g at the age of 14 weeks. " The major gene locus dominant fast (K) or recessive slow (k) feathering can be used for sexing in chicks. Crossbreeds obtained from crossing Sussex with RhodeIsland Red or New Hampshire cocks, are autosexing cocks with light dawn and hens with dark dawn. white white with black contour 2.8 2.1 Plumage is rather white, with black contour of the mane and pinion feathers. The name ermine Sussex also occurs. Locally adapted y domestic The breed was developed in the United Kingdom in Sussex shire. Imported from Denmark in 1950 as UNRRA gift and afterwards kept as a closed population. 1950 Denmark One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Chorzelow Sp. z o.o Rzeszow region 5.5 5.7 Despite white coloured skin, after a one year breeding, they are used as so-called stewing hens. - fertility rate: 96%;
- hatchability: 85%;
local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Chicken Sussex S11 eng. Sussex S11 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. middle level 2.8 2.3 Exotic y domestic Breeding work has been conducted since the 60s on local stock upgraded by imported genetic material. 1960s Lodz region 220 6 6 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Sussex S22 eng. Sussex S22 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock No special qualities known. industrial 2.5 2 Exotic y domestic Imported in 1988 from Canada. 1988 Poznan region 230 6.5 6 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Chicken Sussex S55 eng. Sussex S55 Eggs 1996: 1 pedigree flock The animals are slowly moulting. middle level 2.8 2.3 Exotic y domestic The strain has been bred as closed population since the 60s. 1960s Lodz region 240 6 6 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Zielononóżka Kuropatwiana ZK pol. Green-Legged Partridge Green-Legged Partridge Eggs Green-legged Partridge is very well-adaptive to extensive breeding and highly resistant to diseases. In comparision to other breeds, its eggs have low cholesterol level in the egg yolk. Cocks reared on poultry yards, despite low body weight (1200g at the age of 14 weeks) are characterized by meat of excellent flavour with low fatness. This breed is reported to be resistant to diseases. The females are known for broodiness. This breed is known for its low cholesterol level in the egg yolk and excellent flavour of eggs and meat. This breed has a good scraping instinct. single blue-black (PATTERN WITHIN FEATHER) -no special pattern; (SHANK AND FOOT COLOUR) - green; (EGG SHELL COLOUR) - creamy (PLUMAGE COLOUR) - partrige-coloured 100% blue and black 2.55 1.7 (COMB TYPE) - 100% single The hens are partridge coloured, while the cocks are ginger-brown in colour with dark golden head and hackle, golden-orange saddle, black chest with green-metallic sheen, black-grey flight feathers on the wings and tail, black sickles and almost black abdomen. Typical green legs. Native y domestic The strain of the old indigenous breed which was described in 1879 by Bronislaw Obfidowicz and established as a general purpose breed in 1923. 1923 One conservation flock: Felin farm belonging to Agricultural University of Lublin central eastern Poland (the Lublin region) 6 5.5 6 The performance was measured on the conservation flock This breed is suitable to be reared under free range conditions. Body weight at the age of 20 weeks: 1587g for cocks, 1150g for hens. Number of eggs per hen by the age of 500 days: 185. Egg mass (g). : at the age of 33 weeks - 46.7g, at the age of 53 weeks - 52.1g. The age of sexual maturity - 161 days - fertility rate: 89%;
- hatchability: 83%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Chicken Zielononóżka Kuropatwiana ZS11 pol. Green-Legged Partridge Native domestic local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Chicken Zielononóżka Kuropatwiana Z11 pol. Green-Legged Partridge Eggs 1998: Body weight at the age of 8 weeks: 498g for hens, 550g for cocks. Body weight at the age of 20 weeks: 1381g for hens, 1920 for cocks; Body weight in the laying period: 1590 for hens, 220 for cocks. Egg mass (g). : at the age of 32 weeks - 52.2g, at the age of 52 weeks - 58.7g. Undemanding breed, higly adaptable to specific, poor environmental conditions. Resistant to pathogenic factors, especially to Salmonella Tiphimurium. This breed is known for its low cholesterol level in the egg yolk and excellent flavour of eggs and meat. autosexing; good scraping instinct and broodiness; suitable for small-scale farming Green-legged Partridge is very well-adapted to extensive breeding and highly resistant to diseases. In comparision to other breeds, its egg has low cholesterol level in the egg yolk. Cocks reared on poultry yards, despite low body weight (1200g at the age of 14 weeks) are characterized by meat of excellent flavour with low fatness. Single (PATTERN WITHIN FEATHER) -no special pattern; (SHANK AND FOOT COLOUR) - green; (EGG SHELL COLOUR) - creamy (PLUMAGE COLOUR) - 100 partridge-colour blue and black 2.55 1.7 (TYPE OF COMB) - 100% single y Domestic Described by B. Obfidowicz in 1879. In 1894 it was exhibited on the National exhibition in Lviv. Established as a general purpose breed in 1921. none One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Chorzelow Sp. z o.o near Mielec. 126 6 5.5 6 The performance was measured on the conservation flock Body weight (g) at the age of 20 weeks - 1490g for cocks, 1490 for hens. Egg mass at the age of 33 weeks - 47g; egg mass at the age of 53 weeks: 66g. The age of sexual maturity - 151 days (30% of laying rate), 161 (50% of laying rate) local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Chicken Żółtonóżka Kuropatwiana Z33 pol. Yellow-Legged Partridge Eggs This breed is recommendable for backyard farming, because of its ability to use of unlimited poultry yards. Yellow-legged Partridge is better for large-scale farming than Green-legged Partridge because of higher laying, weight of eggs and body weight. The breed is well adapted to harsh environmental conditions. The animals are reported to show resistance to diseases. The breed is known for its good reproductive performance. Progeny of Yellow-legged Partridge is often crossed with Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire and Leghorn. Obtained crossbreeds are suitable for small-scale farming, because of their ability to use of unlimited poultry yards. "Population of the Yellow-legged Partrige is very suitable for the production of eggs and ""Label Rouge"" cocks. Low cholesterol level in the egg yolk and meat of excellent flavor and low fatness are reported for this breed." The trait of the fast feathering is genetically determined (k gene) Single Yellow Yellow (PATTERN WITHIN FEATHER) -no special pattern; (SHANK AND FOOT COLOUR) - yellow; (EGG SHELL COLOUR) - creamy (PLUMAGE COLOUR) - partridge-coloured with the brown coating yellow 2.6 1.7 (COMB TYPE) - single The hens are dark brown in colour with light brown speckles; they have brown-orange heads and hackle. The cocks are dark brown in colour with ginger-brown head, ginger-golden hackle, ginger-orange saddle, almost black chest, black wings and tail. The feathers have strong green sheen. The birds have typically yellow legs. y Domestic Breed developed on the basis of Green-Legged Partridge crossed with New Hampshire cocks. The population is bred as a closed population since 1960. Breed as a closed population since 1960. 1960 none One conservation flock: Experimental Farm of National Institute of Animal Production Chorzelow Sp. z o.o near Mielec south-eastern Poland (the Rzeszow region) 155 6 5.5 6 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Astra K Commercial Astra K Exotic domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Astra K-1 Commercial Astra K-1 Exotic domestic commercial crossbreed local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Astra K54 Commercial Astra K54 Exotic domestic commercial crossbreds local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Dworka pol. Dworka Native domestic suitable for farmyard rearing. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Kaczka pomniejszona K-2 pol. Mini Duck Mini Duck, Kaczka pomniejszona (K-2) Meat, Research Low reproduction rate. High percentage of breast muscles in carcass. The animals have very well developed muscles and low fat content. orange white white 1.7 1.6 Orange or pink beak, white or green egg shell, low body weight. Medium sized duck with leveled trunk. Locally adapted y domestic Mini Duck was developed on the basis of wild ducks (Anas platyrhynchos L.) and Pekin ducks. The breed originates from the west-central part of Poland. 1982 One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. Poznan region, central Poland 7 6 2 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 74.0g - fertility rate: 92%;
- hatchability: 60%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell Kh1 eng. Khaki Campbell Kh1 Exotic domestic developed breed 1971 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Mieszance KhO1 pol. Eggs Valuable material for research of the protein and other blood biochemical compounds polymorphism egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 76.3g Due to their characteristic appearance (low body weight and brown plumage) they can be used as the element of the ecosystem in parks, water tanks, gardens and zoos. orange brown light brown 2 1.9 Light brown plumage, darker brown plumage for drakes, black and brown neck, orange shanks, olive beak and creamy egg shell. Ducks are characterized by lower body weight and more brown plumage than Pekin ducks. Locally adapted y domestic The breed was developed in the 1979 by crossing Khaki Campell ducks with Orpignon fauve. The breed is included into duck genetic resources and is protected since December 1983. 1979 One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. 111 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Orpington O1 fr. Orpington O1 Exotic domestic developed breed 1979 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin francuski P-9 Population of P-9 ducks is valuable for research. Reproduction traits of this strain are better marked than meat traits. pol. French PekinP-9 Meat, Research egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 88.9g white white 3.1 2.8 yellow-orange beak and shanks Locally adapted y domestic Developed from 600 eggs, bought from Jansen company (France) in may 1978. 1978 One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. number of eggs/duck until 26th week of laying season - average 135 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin A44 Pekin A44 Exotic domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin A55 domestic strain local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin F11 Locally adapted domestic local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin K11 domestic strain local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin Krajowy P-11 Ducks from this strain are well-adapted to Polish environmental and feeding conditions. They are suitable for extensive breeding. white 3.4 3.2 Locally adapted y domestic Strain improved at the Gaik-Brzezowa farm and then maintained as a reserve strain at the Agricultural Experimental Station Jurczyce belonging to Jagiellonski University in Cracow. In the following years the flock was kept in one conservation flock at the Agricultural Experimental Station in Szczodre, belonging to Agricultural Academy in Wroclaw. The next step was to transfer this strain on a private farm in Nieciszow near Olesnica in the lower Silesia province. 1970 One conservation flock kept on a private farm at the Duck Breeding Centre at Linsk, the Kujawy-Pomerania province Body weight (g) at 3th week of age: 1235 for males, 1181 for females; Body weight (g) at the 7th week of age: 2950 for males, 2770 for females. Number of eggs/duck - 137. Egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 84.9. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin Krajowy P-22 polski Pekin P-22 strain is characterized by good adaptation to poor environmental and feeding conditions as well as good feeding conversion ratio. white 3.2 3 Exotic domestic Strain improved at the Borowina farm. Starting material were national ducks crossed with Pekin ducks imported from the eastern Germany (former NRD). Then they were placed as a reserve strain at the Agricutural Experimental Station Jurczyce belonging to Jagiellonski University in Cracow. In the following years the flock was kept in one conservation flock at the Agricultural Experimental Station in Szczodre, belonging to Agricultural Academy in Wroclaw. The next step was to transfer this strain on a private farm in Nieciszów near Oleśnica in the lower Silesia province. 1962 One conservation flock kept on a private farm at the Duck Breeding Centre at Linsk, the Kujawy-Pomerania province. Body weight (g) in 2007: at 3th week of age: 996 for males, 952 for females; at the 7th week of age: 3045 for males, 2864 for females. Number of eggs/duck - 130. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin Krajowy P-33 pol. Polish Pekin, Kaczka Polska Meat egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 89g Suitable for backyard farming. Good adaptation to poor environmental and feeding conditions The females are known for their good reproductive performance. Pekin P-33 ducks are known for a good musculature and low content of skin and subcutaneous fat in the carcass. High dietetic value of meat and good quality of feathers are reported for this strain. The animals have a good musculature. white white plumage 3.1 2.9 orange-yellow beak and shanks Locally adapted y domestic Old indigenous breeding strain originated in the central Poland. Pekin P-33 strain originates from breeding material maintained at the Pawlowice Experimental Station and then in Maly Klincz, where it was crossed with ducks imported from the Netherlands. Subsequently ducks were transferred to Borowy Mlyn farm. Due to the farm liquidation, a breeding flock consisting of 159 drakes and 541 ducks was transferred to Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska in May 1978. 1978 One conservation flock kept in the Wielkopolska province near Kornik. central Poland (Poznan region) 136 6.5 6 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. - fertility rate: 91%;
- hatchability: 67%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin Krajowy P-44 pol. Well-proportioned body-build, horizontal body conformation, ample, broad and muscular chest. Represents the meat type. white 3.2 2.9 Locally adapted y domestic One of the oldest and most valuable breeding strains in Poland. Pekin P-44 is a table strain with the features of the maternal strain. Developed at the Agricultural Experimental Station in Szczodre (the Lower Silesia province), it belongs to Agricultural Academy in Wroclaw. The flock of the P-44 strain has been bred as a closed population since 1962 and selected for body weight and laying rate. In 1987 a breeding programme of genetic improvement was modified by the use of intravital estimation of meat and fat with skin content. In 1993 the duck were transferred to the Bory Tucholskie region. 1962 One conservation flock kept on a private farm at the Duck Breeding Centre at Linsk, the Kujawy-Pomerania province. Body weight (g) in 2007: at 3th week of age: 973 for males, 969 for females; at the 7th week of age: 3031 for males, 2877 for females. Number of eggs/duck - 137. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin Krajowy P-55 pol. well-proportioned body-build, horizontal body conformation, ample, broad and muscular chest. Represents the meat type. white 3.4 3 Locally adapted domestic One of the most valuable breeding strains in Poland. Pekin P-55 is a table strain with the features of the patrenal strain. Developed at the Agricultural Experimental Station in Szczodre (the Lower Silesia province), belongs to Agricultural Academy in Wrocław. The flock of the P-55 strain has been bred as a closed population since 1962 and selected for body weight and laying rate. In 1987 a breeding programme of genetic improvement was modified by the use of intravital estimation of meat and fat with skin content. In 1993 the duck were transferred to the Bory Tucholskie region. 1962 One conservation flock kept on a private farm at the Duck Breeding Centre at Linsk, the Kujawy-Pomerania province. Body weight (g) in 2007: at 3th week of age: 1227 for males, 1194 for females; at the 7th week of age: 3080 for males, 2924 for females. egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 85.9g. Number of eggs/duck - 100-120. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin P66 domestic strain local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin P77 domestic strain local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin angielski A2 pol. Exotic domestic developed breed 1977 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin angielski A3 pol. Exotic domestic developed breed 1977 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin angielski LsA pol. Eggs, Research Valuable for comparative research with breeding strains and other conservation flocks (Pekin type). Population can be useful in developing of new commercial crossbreds (high recombination performance). number of eggs/duck until 26th week of laying season - 140, egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 94g LsA ducks are characterized by high production value and very good health. They have high body weight and good laying performance as well as well-developed musculature, especially breast muscle. The breed is a good source of genetic variation and can be used for developing of new breeding strains. white white 3.1 2.9 White plumage, orange-yellow shanks, yellow or pale pink beak with overcolouring, white or greenish egg shell. Locally adapted y domestic The breed was developed in the years 1986-1990 in Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska. The foundation flock consisted of the A1, A2, A3 flocks imported from English Cherry Valley Farms Company in 1977. Has been bred as a closed population since 1986. It was consolidated in terms of type and performance in 1992. 1992 One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. number of eggs/duck until 26th week of laying season - 140, egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 94g local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin angileski A1 pol. Exotic domestic developed breed 1977 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Duck (domestic) Pekin dunski P-8 pol. Meat Egg mass (g) weighted during two weeks by 80% of laying rate - 91g. Pekin dunski P-8 is characterized by excellent performance and was used for breeding work for several times, for example in developing A-55 duck breeding strain. Population can be useful in development of new commercial crossbreds. white 3.4 3.2 yellow-orange shanks and beak Locally adapted y domestic Obtained from 600 eggs, bought from Danish Poultry Houses Company (Denmark) in 1978. 1978 One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. The number of eggs until the 26th week of laying season - average 142. Pekin dunski P-8 is characterized by an excellent performance and therefore was used for breeding work several times, for example in developing A-55 duck breeding strain. Population can be useful in the development of new commercial crossbreds. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Milk 0 0 Exotic n Domestic Breed imported 600 1000 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Goat Bur Boer small population 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Goat Karpacka pol. Carpathian Goat Milk This breed is not separately recorded yet but jointly with improved white goats. The breed is extremely well adapted to live under severe highlands conditions. The animals have dense and long hair as well as some percentage of underfur. The animals are very hardy. uni coloured: white 2 2 light and thin horns 60 50 52 42 Native n domestic indigenous breed Carpathian breed Carpathian Highlands 270 500 3.5 1.7 1.2 Mr Nikos Manolopulos, Stánkowa, a private breeder. 2 local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Goat Kazimierzowska pol. Native local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Goat Nubian Anglo-Nubian small population 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic imported; exotic 600 1200 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Goat Sandomierska pol. Native domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Goat Uszlachetniona Biała pol. White and Fawn Improved Milk uni coloured: white, brown, roan 0/2 0/2 75 57 Locally adapted y domestic 500 600 local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Goat Uszlachetniona barwna pol. Locally adapted domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Biala Koludzka pol. Locally adapted y domestic commercial goose crossbreed suitable for farmyard rearing. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Biala Koludzka W33 pol. domestic strain commercial goose crossbred suitable for farmyard rearing. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Biłgorajska pol. Bilgoraj Meat The animals are known for their good general health. The animals ane known for their good reproduction performance. Very good quality feathers and a high dressing percentage are reported for this breed. Animals are known for their good musculature and low fat content in carcass. Good feed conversion ratio is reported for these animals. white white Small, well-proportioned goose with short orange-red beak and shanks; short and strong limbs; quite long and muscular neck, well proportioned in relation to the rest of the body; shapely and delicate head. Native y 1971 domestic Indigenous breed descended from primitive geese from the north-eastern Poland (the Bilgoraj region). Geese were bought from local farmers from Bilgoraj village in 1971 and 1973. The flock was supplemented with Bilgorajska geese from a liquidated farm RZD in Uhrusk. The flock has been kept as a closed population since 1971. Only flock of Bilgorajska geese in Poland has been kept in University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn in the Poultry Science Department until 2006. Nowadays it is kept by private breeder in Puchaczow in the Lublin province. Olsztyn region, north-eastern Poland 9.5 9 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. Down content varies from 28% to 44% - fertility rate: 84%;
- hatchability: 56%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Garbonosa pol. Labedziowa Research The females are known for their good reproduction performance. Limited fatness is reported for this breed. orange no special pattern (PATTERN WITHIN FEATHER) - none, (SHANK AND FOOT COLOUR) - 100% orange; (EGG SHELL COLOUR) - 100% white (PLUMAGE COLOUR) - 70% white 100% white frequent knob on forehead Native y domestic Indigenous breed originated from primitive geese in the southern Poland. The estimation of health and exterior has been done since 1977. They have been participating in the geese genetic resources preservation programme since 1978 and their reproduction traits and meat performance have been estimated since the same year. Breeding documentation has been kept since 1978. One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Cracow. central Poland (Poznan region) 2 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. The birds are kept outside the whole year. - fertility rate: 93%;
- hatchability: 50%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Gorkowska pol. Locally adapted domestic exotic; imported 1978 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Kartuska pol. Meat good resistance to poor environmental conditions good reproduction performance good musculature when fat content in carcass is medium white, piebald individuals are frequent Orange-red beak and shanks. Short, strong and broadly set legs. Quite short and muscular neck. Wide and rounded back, quite long trunk. Native y domestic Native geese breed originated from primitive geese from northern Poland (Kartuzy). 180 individuals were bought in Miradzewa, Strysze Budy and others villages in the northern Poland. The evaluation of health and exterior have been done in 1976, when they were included into the geese genetic resources. From the same year reproduction traits and meat performance were estimated, as well as breeding documentation conducted. One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. 2 The performance was measured on the conservation flock. local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Kielecka pol. Meat The animals show good performance in poor environmental conditions. A high percentage of breast muscle in the carcass and limited fatness are reported for this breed. The variety is also known for their high quality of downs. (PATTERN OF FEATHERS) - none; (SHANKS COLOUR) - 100% orange; (EGG SHELL COLOUR) - 100% white (PLUMAGE COLOUR) - 100% white 100% white Well-proportioned goose with orange-red beak and shanks. Quite short and delicate neck with shapely and delicate head. Firm and compact constitution, well-formed chest. Native y 1976 domestic The indigenous breed originated from primitive geese in the Kielce, Przemysl and Rzeszow regions of the southern Poland. First geese were bought in Marinow, Boduszow and other villages in the southern Poland. The estimation of health and exterior was done in 1973 and in the next year they were included into the geese genetic resources. Reproduction traits and meat performance has been estimated since 1976, as well as the breeding documentation. One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. Poznan region, central Poland 4 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. The birds are kept outside the whole year. - fertility rate: 89%;
- hatchability: 57%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Kubańska pol. Meat Grey-brown plumage with dark streak on the back side of the head, neck and trunk. These birds have dark red (sometimes black) shanks and black beak. The head is oval with characteristic frontal knob which starts at the bottom of the beak and runs higher towards the facial part. Long s-shaped neck similar to a swamp. Trunk is quite short, rounded and vertically erect. The chest is convex, usually highly set, back rounded on the flanks, and reduced towards the tail. Locally adapted y domestic Kuban geese originate from Chinese goose swan (Cygnopsis cygnoides), were imported to Poland in 1977 from a pedigree farm in Krasnodar (Russia). After the evaluation of reproduction and meat performance as well as the utility for crossing, Kuban geese were included to breeding reserve flocks. In Poland Kuban geese have been selected for reproduction traits for many generations. 1977 - Russia (ZSRR) Nowadays the flock is maintained in the Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. The performance was measured on the conservation flock local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Landes pol. Oie des Landes Meat high biological value of eggs low fatness grey and white Head, neck and back are grey in colour, while the side part of the trunk and abdomen are white. Big head with strong, dark red in colour beak, short and strong neck. The chest is ample. Abdomen is wide and deep, with well-developed double fold of fat. Limbs are very strong and broadly set, dark red in colour. Locally adapted y domestic Geese were bought in France through a GAEC Grimaud Freres Montfaucon Company in 1986. Characterized by very high reproduction rate, strong body build and specific carcass shape. Suitable for commercial crossing. Included into the geese genetic resources in 1991 and since then, reproduction traits and meat performance has been estimated. Breeding documentation has been conducted since 1992. 1977 One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Lubelska pol. Meat The animals are very well adapted to poor environmental conditions. high biological value of eggs A high percentage of breast muscle in the carcass and limited fatness are reported for this breed. Feather colour is white, spotted individuals may appear. Well-proportioned goose with orange-red beak and shanks. Quite short and delicate neck with shapely and delicate head. Firm and compact constitution, well-formed, wide chest. Native y domestic Indigenous breed originated from primitive geese in the Lublin region of the south-eastern Poland. 328 individuals were bought in Horodyszcze, Rachanie and other villages in the southern Poland. The evaluation of health and exterior was done in 1973 and 1974. Included into the geese genetic resources in 1975 and evaluated in terms of reproduction and meat performance. Breeding documentation has been conducted since 1977. One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. Poznan region, central Poland 4 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. The birds are kept outside the whole year. - fertility rate: 86%;
- hatchability: 51%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) ND-12 Locally adapted domestic autochthonous breed 1977 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Podkarpacka pol. Subcarpatian Meat The animals are well adapted to poor environmental conditions. high biological value of eggs This breed is known for a high percentage of breast muscle in the carcass, limited fatness, and high carcass dressing percentage. white Feather colour is mainly white, spotted individuals may appear. Orange-red beak and shanks. Well-proportioned body build, firm and compact constitution. Quite short and delicate neck with shapely and delicate head. Native y domestic Indigenous breed originated from primitive geese in the Karpaty region in the southern Poland. 298 geese were bought in Grobowka, Konskie and other villages in the southern Poland. The evaluation of health and exterior was done in 1973 and 1974. Included into the waterfowl genetic resources in 1975 and evaluated in terms of reproduction and meat performance since 1977. Breeding documentation has been conducted since 1977. One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. Poznan region, central Poland 2 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. The birds are kept outside the whole year. - fertility rate: 86%;
- hatchability: 58%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Pomorska pol. Pomeranian Meat The breed is well adapted to poor environmental conditions. The females are known for their good reproductive performance. High biological value of eggs. Very well developed muscles and limited fat content are reported for this breed. white Orange-white limbs and beak. Neck mounted perpendicularly and quite long. Breast and back are full, rounded and wide. Abdomen is full, with single fold of fat in the lower part. Limbs are strong and broadly set. Native y 1982 domestic Indigenous breed originated from primitive geese in the northern Poland. In Poland geese have been selected since 1963, when they were bought in the number of 140 ganders and 240 geese in the Maly Klincz farm in 1981. The evaluation of health and exterior was done in 1982. They were included into the geese genetic resources and evaluated in terms of reproduction and meat performance in the same year. Breeding documentation has been conducted since 1982. One conservation flock in Wielkopolskie voivodeship (near Kórnik) Poznan region, central Poland Performance was measured on the conservation flock. The birds are kept outside the whole year. - fertility rate: 84%;
- hatchability: 53%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Romańska pol. Meat Locally adapted y 1980 domestic Geese were bought in Denmark in 1978 from Danish Poultry Houses Company. Breeding material come from pedigee flock and was characterized by high reproduction rate, good musculature and fatness. Included into the geese genetic resources in 1980 and from that time evaluated in terms of reproduction and meat performance. Breeding documentation is conducted since 1980. One of the few flocks in Europe and only one in Poland. 1978 Single conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Rypińska pol. Meat The variety is well adapted to poor environmental conditions. The females are known for their good reproductive performance. good musculature This variety is known for good muscularity. mainly white; individuals with single grey feathers may appear Single fold of fat in the lower part of the abdomen. Beak and shanks are orange-red in colour. Limbs are quite short, strong and broadly set. Quite short and muscular neck. Trunk is quite long and the back is rounded. Native y domestic Indigenous breed originated from primitive geese in northern Poland. First geese were bought in the number of 332 individuals in Skudzawy, Ruda and other villages in the northern Poland. The evaluation of health and exterior have been done in 1974 and 1975. Included into the geese genetic resources in 1976 and from that time evaluated in terms of reproduction and meat performance. Breeding documentation has been conducted since 1976. One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. Poznan region, central Poland 2 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. The birds are kept outside the whole year. - fertility rate: 88%;
- hatchability: 66%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Suwalska pol. Meat The animals are not very hardy; they show lower performance in poor environmental conditions. high biological value of the eggs good musculature, high body weight This breed is known for a heavy body weight, easy fattening and good musculature. (PATTERN WITHIN FEATHER) -no special pattern; (SHANK AND FOOT COLOUR) - 100% orange; (EGG SHELL COLOUR) – 100% white (PLUMAGE COLOUR) - 90% white, 10% 100% white Orange-red beak and shanks. Quite long and massive neck, small head, beak and limbs short, massive, not very long trunk. Native y 1976 domestic Indigenous breed originated from primitive geese in the northern part of Poland. They were bought in the number of 246 individuals in Krejwiany, Wojtkokiemie and other villages in the northern Poland. The evaluation of health and exterior have been done in 1974 and 1975. Included into the geese genetic resources in 1976 and from that time evaluated in terms of reproduction and meat performance. Breeding documentation is conducted since 1976. One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. Poznan region, central Poland 2 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. The birds are kept outside the whole year. - fertility rate: 87%;
- hatchability: 68%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Słowacka pl Meat high biological value of the eggs low fatness white Orange-red coloured beak and shanks. Long, strong neck with good musculature. Medium sized head and beak. Well-propotioned body build. Ample, rounded and wide chest. Long, wide and rounded trunk. Ample belly with the single fold of fat. Quite long, strong and broadly set legs. Locally adapted y domestic Slowacka geese were selected in Poland since the second half of 1970s. They were bought in the number of 140 ganders and 220 geese on the pedigree farm Maly Klincz in 1980. Included into the geese genetic resources in 1982 and from that time evaluated in terms of reproduction and meat performance. Breeding documentation has been conducted since 1982. One of the few in Europe and only one population in Poland of this breed. 1981 One conservation flock: Waterfowl Experimental Station Dworzyska, National Institute of Animal Production - NIoAP, Krakow. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Goose (domestic) WD-02 domestic breed autochthonous breed 1977 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Goose (domestic) Zatorska ZD-1 pol. ZD-1 Meat The breed shows good performance in the poor environmental conditions. Limited fatness, delicate bones, very tasteful and juicy meat as well as very high quality of downs are reported for this breed. white The feather colour is white, red-orange shanks and beak, strong, broadly set limbs, quite long and slim neck, wide, quite long and little rounded trunk. Single fold of fat can occure in the belly. The iris is blue. Locally adapted y 1961 domestic Indigenous breed created by crossing four native varieties: Sub-Carpatian, Suwalska, Garbonosa and Pomeranian. Breeding work started in the National Institute of Animal Production in 1956. Bred as a closed population and selected for body weight and laying rate since 1961. In 1967 the flock was transferred to Experimental Station of University of Agriculture in Krakow. Until 1984 maintained as a pedigree flock, and then in the years 1985-95 changed into breeding material reserve flock. Included into the geese genetic resources in 1996. Breeding documentation has been conducted since 1961. 1961 One conservation flock belonging to University of Agriculture in Krakow. Krakow region, southern Poland. 7 6.5 9 8 10 205 3 67 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. - fertility rate: 75%;
- hatchability: 47%;
local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Horse Arden pol. Ardennes Exotic y 2013 domestic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Horse Czysta Krew Arabska (oo) pol. Arab Arab (PASP), Arabian Horse (PASP), Araby (oo) Racing The breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions. The breed is of late maturity, but known for its longevity. This breed is utilising fodder very efficiently. The animals are active, yet docile in temperament. uni coloured: grey, bay, chestnut, occasionally black 152 148 450 420 extreme refinement and beauty Locally adapted y 1926 domestic The first stud was established in 1795 by Sanguszko, followed by imports from Saudi Arabia by Dzieduszycki in 1845. Later further imports followed, the last one in 1930-31. 1795 country-wide, mostly south-eastern Poland 45 42 - fertility (%): 84;
- foals born/100 mares: 76 - 78;
- foals reared/100 mares: 71;
Flat races records are available by the organisation monitoring the breed. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Horse Hucuł pol. Hutsul Hucul Horse, Hutsul, Konie Huculskie Riding (sports) They are well adapted to harsh mounitain conditions. Hardy, docile, easy to handle and willing animals with low feeding requirements. Their intelligence and obedience make them ideal as family recreation horse. One of the best breeds for hippotherapy. uni coloured: predominantly bay, brown or dun
multi coloured: piebald uni coloured: bay, chestnut or dun
multi coloured: piebald 137 135 420 370 Medium size horse with primitive features. Native y 1924 domestic Native old saddle breed developed in the Carpathian Mountains. It has been imported from the east Carpatian Mountains (former Czechoslovakia and Romania) since 1950. Nowadays it is kept mostly in the mountainous regions (Bieszczadzki National Park). the mountain regions, some are kept in the mountain forest area called Bieszczady National Park 44 39 Adapted to harsh field conditions and high mountains. - fertility (%): 75;
- foals born/100 mares: 67;
- foals reared/100 mares: 57;
regional No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained vulnerable -Poland POL Horse Konik polski pol. Polish Konik Polish Konik, Panjepferd Carting, Dressage, Fancy, Hobby, Research, VegetationManagement The breed is well adapted to the local poor environmental conditions. High resistance to diseases is reported for animals kept under conditions of forest reserves. High reproduction performance robust and compact constitution; suitable for small-scale farming; characterized by high intelligence uni coloured: grey coloured with a dark dorsal stripe, sometimes with stripped legs mouse-grey 135 134 380 380 Medium size horse with primitive features. It is mouse-grey, without varieties on head and legs. Native y 1962 domestic Polish Konik is an indigenous, old, local breed descended directly from wild Tarpan horses. The last wild individuals were captured in 1786 in Lithuanian forests and placed in the Zamoyski zoo. When Zamoyski zoo was dissolved in 1806, the horses were given to the farmers in the area. After World War I an organized breeding of Polish Konik began. about 1806 the western and north-eastern Poland 36 35 27 17 50 25 Data Bank on Polish Konik kept in the Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Jastrzebiec, 05-551 Hroków, Poland, contact person: Dr Hab. T. Jezierski. Performance was measured on the conservation studs. The animals are either housed 12 months per year or kept outside the whole year. - fertility 86.2%;
- miscarriage 3.5%;
- rearing 82.9%;
- foals reared/100 mares 77.0;
suitable for recreation. 1 1 1 regional No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Poland POL Horse Kuc szetlandzki pol. Shetland Pony Exotic y domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Horse Kłusak pol. Polish Trotter Exotic y domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Horse Małopolski pol. Malopolski Horse Carting, Fancy Adapted to harsh field conditions. Animals of this breed show good health, fitness, resistance to diseases and high endurance. This breed is known for efficient utilisation of fodder. uni coloured: mainly bay and grey also chestnut and black 165 162 560 500 relatively light horse, lean constitution Native y 1963 domestic The breed was developed on the basis of Austrian-Hungarian Halfbreds (Thoroughbreds x Arabian Horses). Registers for these type of horses were kept since the end of the 19th century. southern-eastern Poland - fertility (%): 79;
- foals born/100 mares: 71,5;
- foals reared/100 mares:63;
Stallions have to pass performance tests. Their sport merit is evaluated. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Horse Małopolski w starym typie pol. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Horse Pelna krew angielska (xx) pol. Thoroughbred Thoroughbred (PFB), Folblut (xx) GeneralCrossbreeding, Racing, Riding (sports) 1997: Insemination is not allowed in Thoroughbred, it is used only occasionally in Half-bred. This breed has a strong heart and muscles, capacious lungs as well as a highly strong temperament. uni coloured: bay, chestnut, black or grey 162 160 530 510 large horse, built to attain high speeds Exotic y 1924 domestic imported since the end of the 18th century end of the 18th century country-wide - fertility (%): 77;
- foals born/100 mares: 67;
- foals reared/100 mares: 57;
Races records are available for stallions and mares by the organisation monitoring the breed. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Horse Polski koń szlachetny półkrwi pl Coldblooded, Konie Pogrubione DraughtPower In 2002, cold-blooded horses account for the majority of the horse population in Poland. This breed is known for its early maturity. The meat contains intermuscular fat. Animals of this breed have a high dressing percentage. This breed is known for fast growth. uni coloured: chestnut, bay, sometimes black 158 156 750 650 heavy horse, lymphatic constitution Locally adapted y domestic They were developed by backcrossing of local mares with imported Belgian, Breton and Arden stallions and to a small extent with Boulogne stallions. country-wide, dominant in the northern-west and northern-east parts of the country. Bred in central Poland. Poland - fertility (%): 76;
- foals born/100 mares: 70;
- foals reared/100 mares: 60;
Performance tests for effieciency of draught work and pulling power are carried out. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Horse Polski koń zimnokrwisty pl. Polish Coldblood Locally adapted y 1964 domestic local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Horse Sokólski pl The name of this breed originates from the geographical name of the Sokolka locality, where breeding of this horses developed. Sokolski DraughtPower, Meat light chestnut coat color with lighter mane and tail black 160 156 800 650 light chestnut coat color with lighter mane and tail Native y 1964 domestic In the twenties of the 20th century the breeding of pogrubione horses near Bialystok began. Sokolski coldblood is derived from local mares and imported Ardennes and Breton stallions. Environmental conditions, such as continental climate and poor, sandy soils of the Podlaski region, were crucial for developing this breed. The first half of the 20th century the Podlasie province and the Lublin province extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 180 90 70 180 3.2 3 55 53 30 27 30 30 331 20 extensive breeding in small herds, round-the-clock pasture maintenance during the summer months, in stables from late autumn to spring. pasture area from 0.3 to 4.8 / mare 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Horse Sztumski pl The name of this breed originates from its place of origin, Sztum locality in the north-eastern part of Poland. Sztumski DraughtPower, Meat, TraditionalCeremonies dark 162 159 1000 850 Native y 1964 domestic Sztum horses were developed in the Warmia, Powisle and Pomorze Gdanskie region in the first half of the 19th century. It originated from crossing between the local mares and cold-blooded stallions such as Ardennes, Belgian (Rhenish and Danish) and Breton. the first half of the 19th century the northern Poland (the Warmia-Masuria province, the Kujawy-Pomerania province and the Pomerania province) 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk endangered -Poland POL Horse Tarpan pol. Tarpan Russian tarpan, European Wild Horse uni coloured: mouse-grey
comments: with black back-stripe 130 130 Native wild origin of domestic horse regional No Information extinct extinct critical -Poland POL Horse Traken pol. Polish Trakehner Sport 160 156 Native y domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Horse Wielkopolski pol. Wielkopolski Horse Carting, DraughtPower, Fancy, Riding (sports), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential 1997: besides the 13 studs, many single horses are raised at private farms It is a favourite breed for equestrian sports. uni coloured: bay, chestnut and black, occasionally grey 165 162 640 570 typical Half-bred horse Native y 1964 domestic The breed has been developed on the basis of Halfbreds: Poznan, Trakehners, East Prussian and was improved with Thoroughbred and sometimes with Hannover horses. Registers for this type of horses were kept since the end of the 19. century. western and central Poland - fertility (%): 77;
- foals born/100 mares: 70;
- foals reared/100 mares: 61;
Stallions have to pass performance tests. When used in sport, their sport merit is evaluated. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Horse Wilekopolski w starym typie pol. local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Horse Śląski pol. Silesian Horse Silesian Horse Carting, Fancy, Riding (sports), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential This breed is known for its early maturity. This breed is known for rapid growth, high pulling force and good stride over short distance. uni coloured: bay, dark bay, black, grey 164 160 650 600 heaviest among Warm-blooded Horses in Poland Native y 1961 domestic This breed has been developed mainly on the basis of Oldenburg and partly, East Friesian as well as German Halfbred and Thoroughbreds. Registers for this type of horses were kept since the end of the 19. century. south-western Poland - fertility (%): 78;
- foals born/100 mares: 71;
- foals reared/100 mares: 62;
Stallions have to pass performance tests. When used in sport, their sport merit is evaluated. local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Horse Śląski w starym typie pol. local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Pig Belgijska Zwisłoucha pol. Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace Meat The breed is highly stress sensitive (PSS). This breed is known for its high meat percentage in the carcass, but produces low meat quality. uni coloured: white 325 300 Animals of this breed are lop eared and develop a long carcass. Exotic y 1993 domestic Imported form Germany (1992) and France (1995 and 1996). Opole, Sieradz, Wloclawek and Olsztyn regions 6 6 18 24 12 10 13 186 160 200 85.8 78 Performance was measured in recorded herds. This breed requires high quality feed. 10.14 6 13 international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Poland POL Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat 1996: 67 recorded herds The breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions. The breed is halothane negative. The meat quality is very good. uni coloured: red to brown-red 350 300 short erect ears y 1981 domestic breed Polish Duroc population was developed on the basis of animals imported from: United Kingdom (1979), Denmark (1985), Hungary (1985), Czechoslovakia (1984-85) and East Germany (1979, 1985). country-wide 6 6 18 24 12 10 13 188 160 260 85.8 78 Performance was measured in recorded herds. - total litter weight at 21 days (kg): 49.15 - daily gain (adjusted for 180 days): 555 g - feed conversion rate (scandinavian units/kg): 3.84 10.36 5 14 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat 1996: 62 herds have been recorded. No special quality known. multi coloured: black with white belt on the shoulder 325 275 short erect ears y 1972 domestic breed Imported from United Kingdom (1972, 1988), Czech Republic (1978, 1988), Slovakia (1978, 1988) and Denmark (1989). country-wide 6 6 18 24 12 10 13 191 160 260 85.8 78 Performance was measured in recorded herds. The breed has high requirements as regards management conditions. - total litter weight at 21 days (kg): 41.16 - daily gain (adjusted for 180 days): 507 g - feed conversion rate (scandinavian units/kg): 3.6 10.14 4 13 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Poland POL Pig Linia 990 pol. Line 990 Synthetic Line 990 Meat, SireLine 1996: 4 herds have been recorded. This breed is known for its rapid growth and good fattening ability. multi coloured: from white with single small spots through white-black spotted to brown-red 325 275 erect or lop ears Locally adapted y domestic This synthetic line has been developed in the late seventies at the Experimental Farm of the National Research Institute of Animal Husbandry in Pawlowice. Synthetic line 990 was developed on the basis of: Polish Large White, Polish Landrace, Duroc, Hampshire, Welsh and Belgium Landrace. Leszno, Torun, Skierniewice and Bielsko-Biala regions 1.5 1.5 6 6 7.5 7 12 10 13 168 160 250 651 90 78 Performance was measured in recorded herds. - total litter weight at 21 days (kg): 45.94;
- daily gain (adjusted for 180 days): 623 g;
- feed conversion rate (scandinavian units/kg): 3.63;
9.3 5 15 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Meat 1996: 125 herds have been recorded. The breed shows high stress sensitivity (PSS). Outstanding musculature of hams is reported for this breed. High meat percentage in the carcass is of relatively low quality (PSE). multi coloured: black and white, patchy 325 300 erect ears y 1990 domestic breed Imported from Germany in 1990-1993. country-wide 6 6 18 24 12 10 13 168 160 250 88 80 Animals of this breed require feed of high quality. - total litter weight at 21 days (kg): 51.52 - daily gain (adjusted for 180 days): 524 g - feed conversion rate (scandinavian units/kg): 3.56 10.87 6 14 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Pig Polska Biała Zwisłoucha pol. Landrace PBZ, Zwisloucha, Polish Landrace Meat The breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions. The breed has good reproductive performance and maternal abilities. uni coloured: white 375 325 lop ears Locally adapted y 1962 domestic In the period between the wars local Polish Landrace pigs were crossed with German improved landrace pigs. Since the 1950s Norwegian and German Landraces were used for upgrading the Polish population. country-wide 6 6 18 24 11 9 15 194 160 300 85.8 78 Performance was measured in recorded herds. - total litter weight at 21 days (kg): 63.27 - daily gain (adjusted for 180 days): 595 g - feed conversion rate (scandinavian units/kg): 3.65 11.59 7 18 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Pig Puławska The type of utilization beetwen meat and fat-meat pol. The name refers to the geographic origin of breed - PINGW in Pulawy Pulawska rycka, łaciatka, gołębska, kocka DamLine, Lard, Meat The breed is especially suited to small scale farming. Pulawy pigs are traditionally kept in the Lublin and Siedlce regions; their utilisation is reflected in the culture and tradition of the local people. The animals show good performance in poor environmental conditions This breed is high resistant to diseases. The breed shows good reproductive performance and maternal abilities. This breed is known for its excellent meat quality; good ability to accumulate intermuscular fat; this breed is halothane negative. This breed is high resistant to stress multi-coloured: black and white spotted, with domination of black colour; black spots located irregulary on the white background black white 86 81 320 265 erect ears Native y 1935 domestic This indigenous breed was developed in the years 1917-1945 in PINGW Pulawy by crossing primitive local pigs with Berkshire boars. Later on, English Large White was used for upgrading Pulawy pigs. 1917-1945 the eastern Poland (the Lublin province, the Mazovia province) 1.3 1.1 6 5.5 30 36 12 10 14 190 160 240 591 81 79 "FAO Breed Survey Central Animal Breeding Office Annual Report (1994). National Research Institute of Animal Husbandry (1993) Report on pig breeding in Poland. Polish Association of Pig Breeders and Producers ""POLSUS"" Annual Report (2004)." Performance was measured on the recorded herds; good management conditions Total litter weight at 21 day of life: 65.57 kg; number of teats: 14.83 11 8 22 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Pig Wielka Biała Polska pol. Large White Polish Large White, Ostroucha Meat This breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions. Animals of this breed have a good reproductive performance. uni coloured: white 375 325 erect ears Locally adapted y 1956 domestic This breed has been developed at the beginning of the 20th century. Polish Large White was upgraded with English and German Large White. country-wide 6 6 18 24 12 9 15 192 160 300 85.8 78 Performance was measured in recorded herds. - total litter weight at 21 days (kg): 63.94 - daily gain (adjusted for 180 days): 588 g - feed conversion rate (scandinavian units/kg): 3.69 11.56 7 18 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Pig Wielka biała pomorska pol. Meat Locally adapted y 1936 domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Pig Złotnicka Biała pol. Name of the breed is related to it's place of origin (Zlotniki Agricultural Experimental Farm in the Wielkopolska region) and its coat color. Zlotniki White Zlotniki White DamLine, Meat This breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions. The animals are reported to be resistant to diseases and stress. The meat is of extremely good quality when the fat content in carcass is high. uni coloured: white white white 85 75 325 275 lop ears; strong and little coarse construction; pronounced sexual dimorphism in older age Exotic y 1962 domestic The foundation stock consisted of pigs bought from Poles resettlings in the Olsztyn province after moving from the Vilnus and Nowogrodczyzna regions. These pigs were crosses between primitive local long-eared and short-eared pigs. Swedish Landrace was used for upgrading meat performance. Zlotniki White is kept mainly in the central Poland (the Wielkopolska province). 1946-1962 the central Poland (the Wielkopolska province and the Mazovia province) 6 6 18 24 11 9 13 185 160 300 85.8 78 National Research Institute of Animal Husbandry (1993) Report on pig breeding in Poland. Performance was measured on the conservation herd. - total litter weight at 21 days: kg 56.07;
- daily gain (adjusted for 180 days/g): 544 g;
- number of teats: 14.2;
9.9 5 14 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Pig Złotnicka Pstra pol. Name of the breed is related to Złotniki Agricultural Experimental Farm in the Wielkopolska region, where the breed was developed. Zlotniki Spotted Zlotniki Spotted DamLine, Lard, Meat This breed shows good performance in poor environmental conditions. This breed shows a general resistance to diseases and stress. good reproduction perfmormance The meat is of extremely good quality when fat content in carcass is high. Pigs of this breed are halothane negative. Very good results in comercial cross-breeding are reported for this breed. "multi coloured: black and white spotted. Patch scheme similar to ""second skin"" is most desirable." white spotted black and white with domination of white colour 85 75 280 240 long legs and narrow back; lop ears Native y 1962 domestic The foundation stock consisted of pigs bought from Poles resettlings in the Olsztyn province after moving from the Vilnus and Nowogrodczyzna regions. These pigs were crosses between primitive local long-eared and short-eared pigs. Selected for fat-meat type. Zlotniki Spotted is maintained in few herds in the north-west and central Poland. 1950's the north-western and central Poland (provinces: Wielkopolska, Kujawy-Pomerania, Lodz, Lower Silesia, West Pomerania) 0.8 0.7 6 5 18 24 10 9 15 199 160 240 85.8 78 Performance was measured on the pedigree herds. - total litter weight at 21 days (kg): 50.95;
- daily gain (adjusted for 180 days): 461 g;
9.57 6 13 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Quail F-11 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Quail F-22 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Quail F-33 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Quail J-33 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Quail S-22 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Quail S-33 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Rabbit Alaska Alaska Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Belgijski olbrzym pol. Belgian Giant Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Poland POL Rabbit Belgijski olbrzym biały pol. Belgian Giant Albino Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Poland POL Rabbit Biały polski pol. Locally adapted domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Rabbit Biały popielniański pol. This breed was developed at the Popielno Experimental Station of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Popielno White Popielniański Biały PeltFur Bright room with an average humidity and temperature of 15-20 °C. Good toleration for low temperatures, even to -20 °C. good easy and large during the year, high prolificacy and fecundity High fat content in milk - 10-12%. Tasty and delicate meat. Good effects when crossed with different breeds. This breed is well suited to forests and lowlands on lake districts. Well-adaptive to backyard breeding. white pale-pink 4.5 5 Native y 1999 domestic The breed was developed at the Popielno Experimental Station of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Research on the creation of the breed was initiated and supervised by Prof. Kaminski. The starting point was crossing Polish White rabbits with Belgian Giant White rabbits. The work on the Popielno White rabbit was continued by Dr Karlowicz. The pattern of the breed was approved in the middle of the 80-ties. 1950-85 Breeding work started in 1955. It was based on Polish albino rabbits purchased at a market in Myslenice and rabbits taken from the closed-down Experimental Station in Brzez. Provinces: Malopolska, Mazovia, Podlasie, Pomerania, West Pomerania, Podkarpacie 0.06 0.06 6 5 8 8 6 50 3 3.5 2.5 58 "Bielanski, Kowalska, Pankowski (2008) ""Possibility of using native Popielno White rabbits for commercial production of highquality meat"", Bielanski, Kowalska (2008) ""Fur animals genetic resources conservation"". Part 1. White Popielno rabbits. Veterinary Magazine." stock in Jastrzebiec average carcass weight: 1,80-2,5 kg depending on the age; meat to bone ratio: 82-18 9 4 12 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Rabbit Burgundzki pol. Burgundy Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Castorex Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Rabbit Francuski baran pol. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Rabbit Francuski srebrzysty pol. French Silver international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Poland POL Rabbit Hawana Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Rabbit Hermelin Hermelin Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Kalifornijski pol. California Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Morawski olbrzym pol. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Rabbit Nowozelandzki biały pol. New Zealand White Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Nowozelandzki czerwony pol. New Zealand Red Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Olbrzym srokacz pol. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Rabbit Podpalany czarny pol. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Rabbit Szynszyl wielki pol. Chinchilla giant Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Termondzki biały pol. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Rabbit Wiedeński czarny pol. Schwarze Wiener Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Poland POL Rabbit Wiedeński niebieski pol. Blauer Wiener Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Wiedeński szary Graue Wiener Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Rabbit Wielki jasnosrebrzysty pol. Exotic domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Sheep Berrichon Du Cher fr. Berrichon Du Cher Meat The breed has a very good meat performance. The animals are lively, goof tempered and little timid. uni coloured: white 0 0 110 77 small, slightly drooping ears Exotic y domestic continually imported in small numbers since 1930s and bigger numbers since 1979; exotic 1930s country-wide - fleece weight ewes (kg): 2.9 rams (kg): 4.0;
- fertility: 93.8;
- fecundity: 100.2 1.3 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Bialoglowa Owca Miesna pol. Polish Whiteheaded Mutton Synthetic Line Meat Early sexual maturity is reported for this breed. This breed has well-filled thighs as well as a well developed back and loin. uni coloured: white 0 0 120 75 small ears y domestic breed developed at Pormani Agricultural University: the following breeds contributed to the genetic pool: local Polish breeds (Polish Merino and Wielkopolska Sheep), East Friesian and meat breeds (Berrichon du Cher, Ile de France, Texel) Pormani Region - fleece weight ewes (kg):4.0;
rams (kg): 6.0;
- fertility: 91.5;
- fecundity: 109.2 1.4 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Biała Masywu Centralnego pol. Blanc Du Massif Central Meat 102 70 Exotic domestic regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Booroola Booroola 0 0 Exotic domestic exotic; imported 1988 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Cakiel podhalański pl Podhale Zackel Minimal can occur (only around the eyes, the end of the snout and ear tips). Dark hair on the trunk, dark spots on the head in places covered with wool, dark spots and spotting on the head facial parts and in the lower parts of limbs are unacceptable. white white 65 45 Native domestic Podhale Zackels have been kept in Podhale, Podkarpacie and the Beskid Mountains region for ages. Tradition of breeding these sheep dates back to the periods of Wallachia-Russian pastoral tribes relocation along the chain of the Carpathian Mountains lasting from the 14th to 16th century. The white variety was bred only in the Podhale region and in the Western Carpathians. The dark (or black) variety was found mainly in the Eastern Carpathians and in the Eastern Małopolska region and its range reached beyond the pre-war Romanian border up to Transylvania and Bessarabia. Before the World War II the dark variety of Podhale Zackel was bred mostly in the Hucul region. southern Poland (the Podhale region) 3 2.5 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Charollaise fr. Charollais 125 85 Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Czarnoglówka pol. Polish Blackheaded Mutton Meat This breed is known for a poor reproduction performance. uni coloured: white with black or brown head 0 0 100 65 Locally adapted y domestic imported from Germany, bred in Poland since 1870 since 1870 country-wide - fleece weight ewes (kg): 4.0;
rams (kg):6.0;
- fertility: 82.9;
- fecundity:95.6;
1.3 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Sheep Czarnogłowa Owca Miesna pol. Polish Blackheaded Mutton Synthetic Line Meat These animals are well adapted to their local environment. uni coloured: white 0 0 130 85 Locally adapted domestic developed in Pormani Agricultural University Pormani Region - fleece weight ewes (kg): 3.4;
rams (kg): 4.1;
- fertility: 84.1;
- fecundity:87.8;
1.3 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Dorset Horn eng. Dorset Horn 102 70 Exotic domestic international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Poland POL Sheep Fagas pol. Fagas Locally adapted domestic Marsh type brought by Dutch settlers in 17-18th century; partially origin of Pomeranian local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Fińska pol. GeneralCrossbreeding 83 63 Exotic domestic wool 3 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Fryzyjska pl Friesian Milk Milk 120 75 Exotic domestic international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Poland POL Sheep Ile-de-France fr. Ile-de-France Meat uni coloured: white, yellowish 0 0 112 70 Exotic domestic imported from France, bred in Poland since 1930 since 1930 country-wide - fleece weight ewes (kg): 3.9;
rams (kg): 5.5;
- fertility: 91.8;
- fecundity: 118.7 1.4 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Kamieniecka pol. Kamieniecka Kamieniec Meat The animals of this breed are reported to be highly resistant to diseases, especially to foot rot. The animals are well adapted to large-scale farming and have a good feed conversion ratio. uni coloured: white white 0 0 76 71 100 65 Native y 1977 domestic This variety of Polish Longwool Sheep was developed in the Kamieniec farm, the Breeding Centre in Susz near Olsztyn, in the years 1954-65. The starting point were primitive Pomeranian and Swiniarka type ewes which were initially upgraded by Leine and Texel rams and then crossed with Romney Marsh rams. Selected progeny was mated to each other. The program on prolificacy improvement in the national sheep population was introduced in 1994. The final genotype of ewes in maternal breeds should contain l/4 of the prolific genotype and 3/4 of the local breed genotype. Nowadays the breed is kept in the Olsztyn region. 1965 south-eastern Poland (the Olsztyn region) 3.4 3.2 18 18 23 20 350 290 Performance was measured on the recorded flocks. body weight at the age of 56 days: ram-lambs - avg 21.3 kg, max. avg 24.5 kg, ewe-lambs - 19.1 kg; max. - 22.7 kg. 1.37 2 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Poland POL Sheep Karnówka pol. 0 0 Native domestic fine local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Kent eng. Romney Marsh 120 80 Exotic domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Koridel pol. Polish Corriedale Polish Corriedale Wool This variety is not very hardy; it shows lower performance in poorer environmental/feeding conditions. average uni coloured: white white 0 0 105 65 The whole body is well covered with wool, also the head which is covered down to the eyes line. Locally adapted y 1955 domestic This variety of Polish Lowland Sheep was created according to the classic pattern of producing Corriedale sheep, i.e. by cross-breeding Polish Merino ewes with Lincoln rams (the United Kingdom). Nowadays it is kept in few flocks in central Poland. 1955 central Poland (the Sieradz region) 150 100 5.73 5.2 6.3 1.5 4.5 4 8 8 24 365 12 37.6 Performance was measured on the experimental farm. Milk performance according to the experiment: chemical composition - ewes used for milk production , production - ewes nursing lambs. daily gains adjusted for 152 days (g): males - 130; females 110; 1.5 1.7 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Sheep Kołudzka pol. Kołudzka 90 63 Locally adapted domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Sheep Krukówka pol. 0 0 Native domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Leine fr. Leine Leineschaf Wool This breed is well adapted to poor environmental conditions. The animals are remarkably resistant to diseases, especially to foot rot. Meat of very good quality and specific taste is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white white 0 0 90 67 long, narrow and delicate head with dropping ears Exotic y 1969 domestic Leine sheep was imported from Germany in 1950 and then again in 1954 and 1960. It was kept as a pure breed in Poland, while in Germany it was upgraded. Nowadays it is kept in the north-western Poland. the 50s of the 20th century north-western Poland (the Szczecin region) 1.6 1.3 12 12 18 13 18 365 Performance was measured on the recorded flocks. - fertility: 91.2;
1.4 1.3 regional No Information atRisk criticalMaintained vulnerable -Poland POL Sheep Linia BCP pol. Synthetic line BCP 90 60 Locally adapted domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Sheep Linia SCP pol. Synthetic line SCP 90 60 Locally adapted domestic local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Sheep Merynos barwny pl. Coloured Merino Meat, Wool White spots on the head and white end of the tail are observed for almost all individuals. White spots are often observed on limbs (“socks”), very rarely on back, neck and dewlap. On account of the arrangement of coloured hair on the body surface, following types of colouring are distinguished: “mouflon” – dark wool on the back and sides, bright or white on the abdomen with a clear border between the side and the abdomen; uniformly coloured type –one colour wool on the whole body; “badger” type – more intense colour wool on the abdomen, inner part of the legs and ears, brighter spots on the head under the eyes: “mouflon- badger” type – the arrangement of the colours the same as in the “mouflon” type, and the intensity of the colour the same as in the “badger” type with white spots on the head under and over the eyes. "Fleece is coloured, mostly black or sometimes ""grey""." black, sometimes with white spots 90 60 Native y domestic The flock of Coloured Merino was developed at the Research Institute of Animal Production, Koluda Wielka Experimental Station. In the initial phase of the work few coloured individuals were chosen for breeding. They were mated to each other and with individuals with white fleece. Obtained progeny - white carriers of “the colour gene” - were then crossed with coloured rams. In the final phase of the work 50% of obtained progeny, coloured individuals, were mated to each other. the 80s of the 20th century north-central Poland (the Kujawy-Pomerania province) wool fine 6 4 7 9 7.5 11 0.3 18 240 47 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Merynos polski pol. Polish Merino Owca Merynosowa, Polish Merino, MP Meat This breed is known for a long breeding season, aseasonal oestrus and early maturity. This breed has strong herd instinct. uni coloured: white 0 0 110 65 Locally adapted y domestic imported from Spain (in 1786), Germany and France (later), descended mainly from Merino Précoce 1786 northern and western Poland - fleece weight ewes (kg): 4.9;
rams (kg): 8.0 - fertility: 91.8 - fecundity: 115.7 1.4 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Merynos polski w starym typie pl "Development of sheep-breeding in Europe at the turn of the 18th and 19th century, generated import of so-called ""Spanish sheep"" from the Saxon and Austro-Hungarian flocks by the Polish landowners. Saxon Merino was observed in the Lubelszczyzna region before 1785. In the middle of the 19th century, owing to previous Merino sheep import, ""Polish Merino"" was developed. In the year 1883 early maturing Rambouillet sheepfold was established by B. Pruski. It was a turning point in the Polish Kingdom sheep husbandry and dual-purpose (meat and wool) utility started to be preferred from that time." Old type polish merino Meat, Wool uni-colured white required; dark or yellow-brown tones on the head, ears and parts of limbs non-covered with wool are acceptable. white white 90 60 Locally adapted y domestic between the 17th and 19th century central Poland (the Wielkopolska province and Kujawy-Pomerania province) wool 5 4 9 9 1 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Olkuska pol. Olkuska Olkusz sheep, Owca Olkuska Wool high prolificacy, determined by a single gene with major effect, increasing ovulation rate uni coloured: white white 0 0 110 62 The Olkuska sheep is rather big and has a body conformation characteristic for milk type sheep. Native y domestic Olkuska sheep is a Polish native breed belonging to the group of long-wool sheep. It originates from local primitive sheep crossed with Pomeranian rams. the 30s of the 19th century southern Poland (the Cracow region) 2 4.2 The animals are particularly well suited for small farmers, where there are a few sheep in the flock. - fleece weight ewes (kg): 4.2;
rams (kg): 5.5;
- fertility: 87.2;
- fecundity: 118.1;
2 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Owca mleczna 05 pol. 115 73 Locally adapted domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Owca plenna 09 pol. 100 65 Locally adapted domestic wool fine local No Information atRisk critical -Poland POL Sheep Owca plenno-mięsna 08 pol. 110 75 Locally adapted domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Polska owca długowełnista pol. Polish Longwool Wool The animals of this breed are reported to be highly resistant to diseases, especially foot rot caused by Bacteroides (Fusiformis) nodosus. Good meat quality especially in the Pomorska variety is reported. This hardy breed shows a good food conversion ratio of farm-produced fodder. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 usually polled 100 67 head and legs often uncovered Locally adapted y domestic developed on the basis of Polish local breeds, upgraded by different longwool breeds, without Polish Merino blood the most numerous varieties: Kamieniecka sheep and Pomorka sheep - fleece weight ewes (kg): 4.7;
rams (kg): 7.4;
- fertility: 95.7;
- fecundity: 126.6;
1.4 local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Polska owca górska pol. Owca Gorska, Polish Mountain Milk The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountains). The animals produce very lean and tasty meat but show low dressing percentage; the milk is used for the special cheese production (Oscypek, bundz, bryndza) and the white wool (sometimes coloured) is used for carpet manufacturing and knitting. Skins are used mainly for decorative purposes, less for sheepskin coats. mountain uni coloured: mainly white, sometimes black, brown or grey: white sheep often have black spots on legs, muzzle or ears uni coloured: mainly white, sometimes black, brown or grey: white sheep often have black spots on legs, muzzle or ears 2 0/2 rams: large, spiral; ewes: short, straight; 76 65 65 47 The animals are rather small, light, proportionally built with body conformation well adapted to the mountain conditions. It has thin but strong legs and narrow rump. Native y 1950 domestic This breed is an improved variety of primitive Podhale sheep, the variety of Carpathian Zackel. The tradition of Mountain Sheep farming in the Carpathian Mountains dates back to the 15th century. Polish Mountain Sheep is found in the mountain regions, mostly in the Podhale region. Polish part of the Carpathian Mountains 50 80 200 100 240 70 120 8.5 5.5 11 0.4 4.4 4 15 18 350 270 40 Performance was measured on the pedigree flock. During whole grazing season animals are kept all time at mountain pastures. The length of the wool for the half-yearly regrowth. Ewes are milked after weaning lambs, from the beginning of May until the end of September. - fleece weight ewes (kg): 4.0;
-rams (kg): 5.8;
- fertility: 99.8;
- fecundity: 123.6;
1.2 3 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Polska owca górska odmiany barwnej pol. Wool is dark brown in colour, turning russet and becoming gray with time. A white spot (a star) and a small bald spot on the head are typical for this breed. brown 50 40 Locally adapted domestic "Coloured Mountain Sheep is a native variety of the old, primitive and large breed group known as Zackel, which can be found in the Southern Carpathian Mountains and a part of Balkans. It was brought to Poland together with the white variety during the period of Wallachia-Russian pastoral tribes relocation along the chain of the Carpathian Mountains lasting from the 14th to 16th century. After World War II, along with taking action for improving the white variety of Zackel, name ""Polish Mountain Sheep"" was accepted for the whole group." between the 14th and 16th century the mountain regions (the Podhale region) 1.24 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Polska owca nizinna pol. Polish Lowland Polish Lowland Meat, Wool Lack of uniformity and varieties of different genetic make-up are reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 102.5 67.5 Native y domestic This breed has been developed on the basis of Polish indigenous breeds crossed with Polish Merino, English Longwool (Romney March, Lincoln), Texel and Leine. There are several varieties of Polish Lowland sheep like Wielkopolska, Bialystok or Lublin. 11 - fleece weight ewes (kg): 5.3;
rams (kg): 9.2;
- fertility: 96.6;
- fecundity: 134.4;
1.6 local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Polska owca pogórza pol. 80 57 Native domestic wool medium local No Information atRisk endangered -Poland POL Sheep Pomorska pol. Pomorska Meat, Wool The breed is known for its adaptation to seaside climate. This breed produces meat of very good quality and taste. This breed is known for hardiness and low feeding requirements. multi coloured: white with black ears, muzzle and legs 0 0 72 67 100 70 no wool on head and legs Native y domestic indigenous breed primitive population of the Kaszuby and Koszalin region, upgraded by East Friesian, German Whiteheaded Mutton, Berrichon du Cher and Texel northern part of Poland, Regions of Gdansk, Elblyg and Koszalin wool 5 8 1.4 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Romanowska pol. Romanov 95 65 Locally adapted domestic international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat multi coloured: white coloured, black head 0 0 130 85 Exotic y domestic continually imported from United Kingdom, France 1977 country-wide Adapted to stationary management conditions - fleece weight ewes (kg): 3.1;
rams (kg): 4.4;
- fertility: 84.6;
- fecundity: 89.7 1.4 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Texel eng. Texel 95 65 Exotic domestic wool medium international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Uhruska pol. Uhruska Uhrusk sheep This breed is well suited for environmental conditions characteristic for middle-east region of Poland. good effects when crossed with meat type breed rams white 0 0 80 70 100 65 head and limbs are well covered with wool. Native y 1963 domestic Uhruska sheep is a variety of Polish Lowland Sheep. It was developed by crossing Merino ewes with Leine and Romney Marsh rams. It is maintained in the middle-east region of Poland (Lubelskie voivodeship). 1957 100 70 120 100 60 150 6.2 4 8.4 5.5 5 7 8 18 18 24 22 365 47 The performance was measured on the pedigree flock. 1.4 2 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Wielkopolska pol. Wielkopolska Wielkopolska sheep Wool This breed is early maturing, ewe-lambs can be mated at the age of 8 months. This breed is suited for the intensive production of fat lambs. This breed is suited for the intensive production of fat lambs. uni coloured: white white 0 0 66 115 70 The whole body is well covered with wool. Native y 1977 domestic This variety of Polish Lowland Sheep was developed in the years 1948-77 at the Poznan Agriculture University, Sheep Breeding Department experimental farms. The starting point were local primitive ewes (Swiniarka and Leszczynska sheep) which were upgraded with Polish Merino and Romney Marsh rams. The program on prolificacy improvement in the national sheep population was introduced in 1994. The final genotype of ewes in maternal breeds should contain l/4 of the prolific genotype and 3/4 of the local breed genotype. The breed is kept in the Poznan region. 1948-1977 central Poland (the Poznan region, the Wielkopolska province) 4.2 4.2 6 6 15 10 14 12 365 16.8 49 Daily gain and postslaughter performance - RGD Brody flock, the rest - pedigree flocks. 1.36 4 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Wrzosówka The breed is a source of high quality pelts, which are very light, thin and firm, with good physico-histological parameters. pol. Wrzosowka Polish Heath, Owca Siwa Dressage, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The animals show good performance in poor environmental conditions as well as low feeding and management requirements. The breed is known for good health and vitality. A balanced ovulation rate (ewes usually have twins) and aseasonality are reported for this breed. Pelts are thin, strong and light. The skin is valued for high quality velours production. The animals produce a specific kind of meat which is very tasty and lean, similar in flavor to venison. The wool is from light to dark grey in colour, sometimes black, mixed with high percentage of long down hairs. The breed has low nutritional and management requirements. uni coloured: light or dark grey, sometimes black, with black head and legs uni coloured: light or dark grey, sometimes black, with black head and legs; white coloured head is acceptable 2 0/2 rams - large, spiral, widely set, dark in colour; ewes - short, straight 70 60 45 36 The animals are rather small, thin and proportionally built. They have a typical tail that is relatively short, flat and covered with hair. Native y 1975 domestic Wrzosowka is one of the oldest native Polish breeds. It belongs to the northern type of short-tailed sheep. This breed has been kept in the north-eastern parts of Poland since the 18th century the 18th century mainly the south-eastern Poland and the Skierniewice region 55 100 55 5.97 5.8 6.1 0.55 1.5 5 5 18 10 17 12 365 12 37 dressing percentage and milk yield - DFO Zelazna, the rest - pedigree flock - fleece weight ewes (kg): 1.7;
rams (kg): 2.9;
- fertility: 94.9
- fibre diameter: medullated fibre: 45-60 microns;
down hair: 18-25 microns;
Milk performance was evaluated for ewes rearing lambs, not for ewes used for milk production. 1.79 4 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Poland POL Sheep Łowicka pol. Łowicka Lowicz Locally adapted domestic Polish Lowland group; origin (1924-39) from Romney x local (white Swiniarka with Merino blood); partially origin of Zelazna Lódz local No Information extinct extinct -Poland POL Sheep Świniarka Despite poor productivity, Swiniarka sheep is characterized by an extraordinary adaptation to local environmental conditions. It is undemanding in terms of feeding and highly resistant to diseases. The wool is useful for carpet and felt production. Meat is very tasty and similar in flavor to the venison. pol. Świniarka Dressage, Prestige, VegetationManagement This hardy breed is very well adapted to locally poor environmental conditions. It is highly undemanding in feeding and good utilisation of poor fodder is reported for this breed. The animals show high resistance to diseases, in particular to foot rot. The animals produce mixed wool with high percentage of kemps. Meat is similar in flavor to the venison. This primitive breed is characterized by low growth rate and weak musculature as well as late maturing. uni coloured: white white 2 0/2 rams - twice twisted (spiral), widely set, white in colour, sometimes with dark bonds; ewes - short, straight 45 30 Medium sized sheep with primitive features and numerous defects of body conformation. Rams often have a crest of medullated fibres. Native y 1986 domestic Swiniarka is an old primitive breed kept in Poland for centuries. It was considered extinct in the second half of the 20th century. After 1985, a small number of Swiniarka sheep was found in different part of the country and then bought, enabling conservation of the breed. Nowadays this breed is kept in one flock near Kielce. the 18th century central Poland (the Kielce region) 7 7 24 12 365 182 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. - fertility (%): 91.3;
- fibre diameter of medullated fibre (microns): 38-42;
- down hair (microns): 22-26; 1.21 2 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Poland POL Sheep Żelaźnieńska pol. Żelaźnieńska Zelazna Sheep The variety is well adapted to the poor soil conditions (rye-potatoe soil). average uni coloured: white white 0 0 95 65 Native y 1956 domestic This variety of Polish Lowland sheep originates from local Lowicz ewes crossed with Leicester and Polish Merino rams. 1954 the central Poland (the Skierniewice region) 4.9 4.3 7 7 24 10 365 14 43 Performance was measured on the conservation flock. - daily gain adjusted to 150 days: rams - 170 g; ewes - 150 g; 1.75 4 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Puerto Rico PRI Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Puerto Rico PRI Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Democratic People's Republic of Korea PRK Pig Penbuk domestic breed composite of North China and Local Korean local No Information unknown unknown -Portugal PRT Ass Burro da Graciosa portugese-port. local No Information atRisk critical -Portugal PRT Ass Burro de Miranda port. Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Cattle Alentejana port. Meat uni coloured: yellow, golden red 2 2 long horns 155 140 1000 700 Native y 1970 domestic breed old local breed Alentejo, southern Portugal 10 32 30 31 430 10 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Algarvia port. 0 0 Native domestic breed Algarve, southern Portugal local No Information atRisk critical -Portugal PRT Cattle Angus Portuguese Aberdeen-Angus international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Arouquesa port. DraughtPower The breed is very well adapted to the local mountain areas. Adaptation to mountainous regions uni coloured: brown 0 0 130 120 500 350 Native y 1982 domestic breed mountainous regions of Viseu and Aveiro 30 26 27 420 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Cattle Barrosa port. DraughtPower The breed is very well adapted to the local mountain areas. mountain uni coloured: blond 2 2 scimitar shaped horns 125 115 800 450 Native y 1985 domestic breed north-western Portugal 25 23 30 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine Blonde D’aquitaine Exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Brava de Lide port. Fighting Bull Fighting Bull Hobby This breed is known for its hardiness and adaptation to poor husbandry conditions. hardiness, adapts to poor husbandry conditions uni coloured: black 0 0 140 120 700 400 Native y 1986 domestic breed Ribatejo and Alentejo regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Brava dos Açores Portuguese ToHandleFightingBulls Important High Yes Very Biodiversity Yes Although the predominant coat is black, one finds the sprinkled, the salty, the light salty, the striped and the striped in red, as well as the Sardinian coat, with the following particularities: bray, meano, axibranco, interpelados, caretos or caraça and carinevados or silvado. 2 2 Thin and very high horns Animals with thin, ellipometric and short skeleton, small to medium carved, with reduced dewlap, particularly less bulky and more agile when compared with other Brava cattle breed. Native y 2010 Domestic Breed 2003 Autonomous Region of the Azores local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Cattle Cachena port. Milk Adapted to mountainous areas with marginal fodder resources. 0 0 250 250 Small rustic animal. Native y domestic breed Mountainous areas. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Charolesa port. Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding Predominantly used for crossbreeding in the 70's and 80's. 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Frisia Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed exotic dairy breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Garvonesa port. Chamusca DraughtPower For many years, this breed was used for draught power in the South region of Portugal. With modernization and mechanisation this function became unnecessary and the Garvonesa breed was gradually abandoned. Now this breed is seriously threatened with extinction. multi coloured: brown body, head is dark brown or almost black 0 0 Native y domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Cattle Jarmelista Native local No Information atRisk critical -Portugal PRT Cattle Limousine port. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding Predominantly used for crossbreeding in the 70's and 80's. 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Marinhoa port. DraughtPower uni coloured: yellow 0 0 150 140 850 600 Native y 1986 domestic breed indigenous breed central Portugal near Aveiro local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Cattle Maronesa port. DraughtPower multi coloured: black, brown 2 2 140 130 600 375 Native y 1989 domestic breed northern Portugal near Vila Real 26 local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Cattle Mertolenga port. Medium sized, efficient and well adapted animals. Three phenotypes: red or unicoloured, sorrel coloured and spotted Meat The Mertolenga breed is an intrinsic part of the historical evolution of the largest rural and agricultural region of Portugal. The Mertolenga breed is closely linked to Portuguese culture, especially in the region where the herds of the Genealogical Book are based. From a very early age the Mertolengo males were worked to be used as animal traction in the ploughing of the Alentejo and Ribatejo rice areas. This breed is also used as a halter in the driving of wild cattle. Very good adaptability. It is a breed adapted to the Mediterranean climate in the south of Portugal, where winters are cold and humid and summers are extremely dry and hot. This adaptability is much more noticeable with the aggravation of the characteristics of this type of climate due to climate changes. Calving ease. Maternal ability It is an important breed in the development of rural areas, especially in combating desertification. It is a smaller breed than other continental breeds and therefore has the possibility to contribute to the production of quality beef with lower emissions of harmful gases. It is perfectly adapted to environments with skeletal soils and very low organic matter content. It makes good use of all sorts of spontaneous, not being selective. Red 2 2 White thin horns, dark on the edges, elliptical, hook-shaped, “acabanadaos” or in low lyre. 165 155 700 400 Three well marked and distinct phenotypes with different coats: the red one, in which we have the absence of white coat; the sorrel one, in which there is an interpolation of red and white coat in several percentages, which gives different shades to each animal; and the spotted one, with well defined red mesh areas in which there is no white coat. Native y 1979 Domestic Breed "For Bernardo Lima (1873), a small ""alentejano"", well adapted to the hills of lean pastures and hard loads. Hard to carry and to plough in the hillsides and saws and producing the best ox of halter. It exists in Baixo Alentejo, in the lands of Mértola, Alcoutim and Martinlongo. As a halter ox it was taken to the care of wild cattle in the region of Ribatejo. It was a unicoloured Mertolengo, with a more “retinta” color, without meshes and with spiral horns. Professor Paula Nogueira (quoted by Isaías Vaz, 1987) states that in Baixo Alentejo, the oxen are less corpulent and in the region of Mértola, cut by the Guadiana, there is a variety called Mertolenga, composed of animals with little body and rather cherry or brown color, whose shapes make the transition of the Alentejo cattle to the Algarve cattle. Teófilo Frazão (1961), states that the real Mertolengo was that bovine adapted for its smallness and hardness to the rough, montuous, quite folded and scarce in forage lands of Mértola and Alcoutim, which coincided with the variety mentioned by B. Lima. Still for T. Frazão (1961), with the franchise of the border to the cattle of the two iberian countries, for around 1900, came between them, spotted cattle that, already in the neighboring country, had fame for rusticity and good nail for the campaign of wild cattle. Some were left on the left bank of the Guadiana, others went to the fairs of Garvão and Aljustrel and from there to Ribatejo. With the need for an energetic animal for the rice areas of the Tejo, Sado and Sorraia, since the Alentejano, Mirandesa and Brava breeds, due to their nature, did not meet the requirements, the Mertolenga breed's wild red phenotype appears, with a straight profile, high hooked horns and a feisty nature. Its origin is associated with the lands of Coruche, in the first decades of the 20th century, with interference from “flavor” Charnequeiro cattle and spotted Mertolengo cattle coming from Garvão, and from there it extended its area of dispersion to the valleys of other rivers (Frazão, 1961). From the explanations given by various scholars of the Mertolenga breed directly reflect the use of the original “alentejanado” Mertolengo and the imported “Baixo Guadiana” Mertolengo, the permanence of the genetically strong white colour, giving rise to the “rosilho mil-flores” Mertolengo (which added the “ruão” component of the Mertolenga breed of cattle) and which quickly, by the combination of partial advantages of the other two types, expanded throughout the region of Serpa and Évora, and had as a place of racial solidification the Herdade da Abóboda, due to the effort of several enthusiasts and connoisseurs, of which we highlight Dr. António José Borges Bettencourt, Prof. Nuno Maria Villas Boas Potes and Dr. Isaías Monteiro Vaz. The latter as Technical Secretary of the Breed, in a phase of national turbulence, achieved the great feat of standardizing, within its specificity, the three Mertolengo’s phenotypes. " South of Portugal in the Alentejo and Ribatejo regions extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing 12 28 25 35 20 60 420 285 10 This breed is suited to husbandry under harsh conditions. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Cattle Minhota port. 0 0 Native y domestic breed Minho, northern Portugal local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Cattle Mirandesa port. Meat uni coloured: blond to black 0 0 150 140 900 500 Native y 1959 domestic breed north-eastern Portugal local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Cattle Preta port. Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 700 500 Native y 1993 domestic breed central and southern Portugal local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Cattle Ramo Grande port. Red-coated bovine animals that have a strong skeleton with wide joints. They are tall and long with the front third more developed than the rear. Their geographical area of dispersion is the Azores Archipelago – Portugal. DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, ReligiousCeremonies The breeders of the Ramo Grande are the guardians of an unequalled genetic heritage that over several generations and sometimes under difficult conditions, insisted on keeping as a legacy from their ancestors, in the eagerness to preserve the heritage they had received and which they have always cherished as members of the family. In the traditional festivities of the Azores Archipelago in the various islands, the Ramo Grande cattle participate in ethnographic parades representing various activities in which they played a key role by the time when they were the main driving force. These parades are highly appreciated by the population in general and by visitors to the region, namely emigrants. "It is associated with the “cultural role” referred to in the previous point and there is a great deal of information on the management and practices carried out with bovine animals of this breed, including their teaching for work or ethnographic parades, which is transmitted from parents to children. Particularly on the festivities of the Holy Spirit, the meat of these cattle has always been the preferred one to make the typical dishes of this period characteristic ""functions"". " The soil and climate conditions in the Azores favour pasture production throughout the year, despite fluctuations resulting from temperature and pluviosity fluctuations, which cause the peak of grass production to occur in spring/summer. The biodiversity of the pastures is high and allows most of the nutritional needs of Ramo Grande cattle to be met throughout the year. From its beginning, the production of these cattle in the Azores is based on the use of natural resources, with a strong connection to the natural and sustainable environment. The production system of Ramo Grande cattle depends essentially on grazing and fodder production, being the products obtained through environmentally sustainable methods, with low incorporation of outside inputs to the farm of origin. They have a high productive longevity (8.6 years on average), being the average total number of births 5.22. They are docile and easy to teach animals, both for some work on the land (which are already practically residual) and for their participation in ethnographic parades. Bulky, late-growing cattle, but which may extend to 8 years of age or more Raised outdoors on pastureland 365 days a year. They adapt themselves to lands at different altitudes and to pastures with different floristic compositions. Red, more or less intense Golden red Rosy 2 2 They are medium sized and predominantly “opistóceros”, i.e. at birth they deviate a little backwards, then come out almost horizontally to the sides, turning forwards with their tips facing upwards. 146 137 737 618 Native y 1996 Domestic Breed Native breed from the cattle that came to the Azores at the time of the discovery and settlement of the islands (15th century) 1996 No Autonomous region of the Azores - Portugal extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 12 18 28 20 37 418 8.6 477.5 245.5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Cattle Salers Salers Meat Adaptable to strong temperature oscillations Excellent calving ease Longevity and fertility Excellent milking capacity Used in extensive systems, excellent rusticity In conditions of food shortage it mobilises its body reserves to ensure the milk production necessary for the calf It also exists in black color Red 2 2 Large lira-shaped horns with dark edges. There are also animals without horns 148 140 1100 700 Exotic y 2014 Domestic Breed Originally from the Cantal – Auvergne region, France 1850 Spread through the country extensive (non backyard) grazing 40 38 18 18 72 96 37 17 50 439 272 815 16 1100 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Chicken Amarela port. Native y local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Chicken Branca port. Native local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Chicken Pedrês Portuguesa port. Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Chicken Preta Lusitânica port. Native y domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Goat Algarvia port. Milk multi coloured: white with brown or black spots 0 0 65 50 short hair Native y local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Goat Bravia port. 0 0 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed. North Portugal. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Goat Charnequeira port. Meat uni coloured: red, brown 0/2 0/2 wide twisted, lyre shaped horns 75 70 60 45 Native y 1988 domestic breed indigenous breed Alentejo and Beira Baixa local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Goat Portugese ibex bouquetin du Gerez, cabra do Gerez, cabra montés portuguesa, cabra montez de Portugal domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -Portugal PRT Goat Preta de Montesinho port. Native y 2010 local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Goat Serpentina port. Meat multi coloured: white, black spotted on head and hump 0 0 75 70 60 45 Native y 1990 domestic breed southern Portugal local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Goat Serrana port. Milk uni coloured: black, grey, brown 0/2 0/2 65 60 50 40 long hair Native 1985 domestic breed local mountain population north of Tagus River hair local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Horse Garrano port. DraughtPower The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas). Mountain uni coloured: brown 128 120 350 300 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed mountainous areas in north-western Portugal local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Horse Lusitano port. Lusitanian Lusitanian Sport uni coloured: any solid colour 157 152 500 450 Native y 1967 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed country-wide international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Horse Ponei da Terceira Portuguese Ponei da Terceira local No Information atRisk critical -Portugal PRT Horse Sorraia port. Sorraia Sport The animals are well adapted to hard conditions. uni coloured: dun with zebra-striped legs, similar to Tarpan 145 140 400 350 Native y 1993 domestic breed indigenous breed Descendants of the Iberian horse. southern Portugal local No Information atRisk critical -Portugal PRT Pig Alentejana port. Meat The introduction of more productive exotic breeds and African Swine Fever reduced the census of this breed considerably, but there is renewed interest in rearing this breed because of its quality products (the composition of its fat is more healthy) and it is more capable of digesting fibres than other breeds. Additionally, the cultural aspects associated with rearing these animals have been recouperated, contributing to its conservation. The production of smoked charcuterie is reported as a special quality for this breed. uni coloured: black, brown 180 150 Native y 1985 domestic breed related to Cerdo Iberico (Spain) Alentejo, south of Tagus River The animals are mainly kept outdoors feeding on acorns and grass. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Pig Bisaro port. Bisaro Meat This breed produces a quality cured ham. uni coloured: white, black
multi coloured: spotted Native y 1994 domestic breed indigenous breed of Celtic type northern Portugal local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Pig Malhado de Alcobaça port. Third native portuguese pig breed Meat Breed Patern A) General characteristics TYPE: good body, strong skeleton, calm temperament and rustic. SKIN and PIGMENTATION: strong, long and thick bristled skin, white and black, forming well defined meshes but of irregular size and shape. The skin can be depigmented or not. When pigmented, this pigmentation tends to disappear with the animal's age. HEAD: thick, of medium size and concave profile, with quite wide frontal angle, thick trunk of medium size. The ears are long, wide and pendulous, even covering the orbital arch. BODY: long, broad and well muscled, with well developed shoulders, convex dorsolumbar line, slightly sloping and relatively wide flank, round and muscular belly. Narrow, slightly long and sloping croup. Tail thick at the base and of medium insertion, muscular thighs, well developed. Limbs: tall, upright and of good musculature, strong and robust feet, solid and well inserted nails. B) Sexual characteristics MALE: bulky testicles, prominent from the perineum, in an oval well defined shape. With not developed nipples but regularly distributed, whose number is greater than or equal to six pairs. FEMALE: well developed and evenly distributed nipples, of pink coloration and in number not less than twelve, regularly spaced. Excellent quality as roasting piglets as they are long and well conformed animals. Excellent behaviour and docility Excellent ability to adapt itself to outdoor systems with great use of marginal lands. Animals well spotted in white and black or black and white, sometimes with a white head that loses its colour with age. It has big, abundant and strong bristles. Black Depigmented and black 76.05 67.88 248 212 Native y 2014 Domestic Breed West region of Portugal. Crossbreeding of Bísaro pigs with improved English breeds such as Berkshire. 1865 Centre-West Region (from Sintra to Leiria) extensive (non backyard), intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate 1.32 1.32 8 7 36 30 13 10 18 169 145 450 3 600 80 75 9.5 3 18 local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -Portugal PRT Sheep Assaf Assaf 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Bordaleira Entre Douro e Minho 0 0 Native y domestic breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Campaniça port. Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 78 64 65 40 small brown spots on head and legs Native y 1987 domestic breed indigenous breed local breed Alentejo wool local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra Algarvia port. Algarve Churra Meat uni coloured: white, black spotted around eyes and feet 2 2 95 85 75 55 Native y 1993 domestic breed indigenous breed Algarve, southern Portugal wool local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra Badana port. High rusticity breed, with good longevity and good maternal instinct. Small animals with short legs and extensive fleece. Meat High longevity Low productivity sheep, currently very subsidy-dependent. They are interesting for stocking and fences for small farms with few fodder resources. Not very productive sheep, they are an option for farmers who do not live exclusively from agriculture and livestock. Currently, more than 50% of breeders of this breed have academic qualifications and other sources of income. National genetic heritage High rusticity to an aggressive environment Very resistant to years of scarce resources of food Good maternal instinct The sheep have a strong maternal instinct, good milk value but a low milking aptitude Closed populations allowed to ascertain the yellow/brownish color They clean and fertilize the lands High adaptability yellow/brown yellowish/brownish dirty white/yellowish 2 0 Spiral-shaped 65 57 65 50 Dewlap on the neck and a crest on the head Native y 1993 Domestic Breed Originally from Ovies aries Studery, according to Miranda do Vale, in the Gado Bissulco that had its origin in the Ovies musimon. Bragança district wool Medium 4.8 4.2 5.5 35 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing 4 3 24 12 48 24 11 10 12 9 200 extensive system with feed supplementation 1 1 2 local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra Galega Bragançana Branca port. Bragançana Meat uni coloured: white with spots around eyes and on legs 2 0/2 95 85 60 40 Native y 1989 domestic breed local Portuguese Churro type north-eastern Portugal wool local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra Galega Bragançana Preta Portuguese local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra Galega Mirandesa port. 0 0 Native y domestic breed local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra Mondegueira port. Milk The animals are kept for cheese production. uni coloured: white 2 2 90 80 60 50 Native y 1991 domestic breed indigenous breed Portuguese Churro type Beira Alta wool local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra da Terra Quente port. Extensive fleece, with long, pointed strands. Does not coat the head, the free end of the limbs and sometimes the belly; Long head and flat forehead with a small pomp. The muzzle should be long and convex, especially in males. Both females and males have horns, in a more or less open spiral shape, rough and in triangular section. The ears should be of medium size and inserted horizontally; Narrow neck, well joined to the body, covered with wool and with barb in the males. Relatively narrow chest. The back-lumbar region is horizontal and of medium transversal measures. The belly is bulky and frequently without wool. The croup is long and medium wide and with little less wool; Thin vigorous limbs, slender at the ends. The rear is not very developed. Hard and pigmented nails; The udder is well developed, globular, with a medium groove and no wool. Symmetrical and regularly developed teats with regular insertion. Meat, Milk, Wool These sheep are produced entirely on an extensive basis, using traditional methods both in their management and in the production of their products. The Churra da Terra Quente (CTQ) breed of sheep is reared by traditional methods of exploitation, using mainly shepharding; the production of this breed is of very significant socio-economic importance for the livelihood of the populations. The importance of this breed derives from its numerical value and the yield it provides to local farming through the production of milk, meat and wool. They are animals of great rusticity, adaptability and longevity. It is a native breed well adapted to the environment, where food availability undergoes great seasonal variations. Animals with a continuous oestrus cycle, which allows them to reproduce at any time of the year. These sheep are reared to obtain suitably qualified products, such as Terrincho Lamb DOP and Terrincho Cheese DOP, which are important means of enhancing the breed and the region. Great genetic variability Sheep farming plays a crucial environmental role which includes the natural maintenance of less fertile lands; the maintenance of biodiversity, sensitive ecosystems and water quality; the fight against erosion, floods, avalanches and fires. Sheep farming usually occurs in less favoured areas, where this type of activity is often the only agricultural option, thus making a fundamental contribution to the economy of rural areas. White White 2 2 Both females and males have horns, more or less open spiral-shaped, rough and in a triangular section. 73.5 65.9 90 60 Wool - Extensive fleece, with long, pointed strands and rough touch. Native y 1991 Domestic Breed The Churra da Terra Quente breed, formerly also known as 'Tarrincha' or 'Terrincha', is a breed of recent name and characterisation, but its genesis dates back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when animals of the Churra Badana and Churra Mondegueira breeds began to cross with each other, thus obtaining an animal with zootechnical attributes well suited to its area of exploitation and more productive. 1987 This breed is distributed throughout the region of Terra Quente, Douro Superior and counties of the district of Vila Real. Wool 6.56 4.95 8.175 78.9 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing 75 25 80 150 140 170 75 36 115.5 7.8 7.7 7.9 0.5 4 6.2 6.2 6.3 3.5 3.2 10 10 42 55 15 12 36 300 180 540 8 210 7 53 Good management conditions 2 1 3 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra do Campo port. Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Sheep Churra do Minho port. Native y local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Ile-de-France fr. Ile-De-France 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Merina Branca port. Portuguese Merino Meat uni coloured: black, white 2 0 80 70 85 50 Native y 1987 domestic breed related to Spanish Merino Alentejo and Ribatijo wool local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Merina Precoce Precoce 0 0 Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Portugal PRT Sheep Merina Preta port. 0 0 Native domestic breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Portugal PRT Sheep Merina da Beira Baixa port. Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 50 35 Native y 1991 domestic breed Related with Spanish Merino Beira Interior wool local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Portugal PRT Sheep Saloia port. Milk uni coloured: white 2 2 75 65 60 40 pale brown head and legs Native 1988 domestic breed indigenous breed Bordaleiro type Estremadura, Near Lisbon and Setubal wool local No Information atRisk endangered -Portugal PRT Sheep Serra da Estrela port. Milk The milk is used for cheese production. uni coloured: black, white 2 2 90 80 70 50 Native y 1986 domestic breed breed of the Bordaleiro type Guarda, Viseu and Coimbra wool 150 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Su pelaje es de color negro o rojo totalmente. Son siempre mochos. Cabeza corta, cuello corto sin papada, tronco amplio, cuartos musculosos, piel fina, pelos finos, sedosos Aberdeen-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from United Kingdom, Scotland; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Beef Master eng. Beefmaster 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Belgian Blue eng. Belgian Blue GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Blonde D'Aquitaine fr. La raza Blonde d'Aquitaine procede del reagrupamiento en 1962 de las tres ramas de vacunos rubios (Garonnais, Quercy y Blond des Pyrénées) que poblaban el Sudoeste de Francia. Este efectivo, después de haberse utilizado mucho tiempo para la tracción, se ha reorientado hacia la producción de carne. Blonde D’aquitaine GeneralCrossbreeding, Herding, Meat Los machos son muy caminadores, trabajan bien, y las vacas son muy buenas madres. Gracias a las características morfológicas de la pelvis, y en particular a su amplia apertura, la vaca no presenta dificultades en la parición Su pelaje es de color trigo maduro, variando del oscuro al claro. 2 2 Los cuernos están dispuestos horizontalmente y se encorvan hacia abajo y adelante 1.65 1.55 1000 800 Exotic y Oficina de Registros Zootécnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay (ORZARP) Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental 53 48 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Herding, Meat Buena habilidad de crecimiento. Ventajosa conversión de alimentos. Excelentes calidad de carne y canal. Temperamento manso. Pelo colorado, corto; piel pigmentada, cuero grueso bien vascularizado. 0 0 700 350 Exotic y Asociación Paraguaya de criadores de Bonsmara Domestic Breed 2004 Región Occidental y Oriental 37 32 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Boran Ingles La raza de ganado bovino Boran tuvo su origen en el norte de África, hace unos 1300 años, aproximadamente, producto de una selección natural. Su hábitat eran las montañas, junto con otros animales silvestres. No obstante, en la actualidad, es muy utilizada por sus enormes cualidades. Boran Herding, Meat Es una raza muy rústica, que tiene el pelo tan fino que produce más aceite, lo cual le permite resistir mejor a las garrapatas, vectores de algunas enfermedades en el ganado. 1.65 1.55 780 420 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 35 28 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Bovino Criollo del Pilcomayo Español Native local No Information unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Cattle Braford Es un Biotipo que se caracteriza por su alta producción, aún en condiciones ambientales adversas, fertilidad y habilidad materna; característica que hacen del Braford una herramienta fundamental para la producción de carne. eng. Braford Musculoso, a medida que evoluciona en edad, bien balanceado, con mayor desarrollo visto de lateral de su parte anterior, cuartos delanteros y profundidad del costillar anterior en relación a su parte trasera. Siempre estará presente la característica pampa en un mínimo del 30% de la cara del animal, señalando el aporte del Hereford. Los pelajes aceptados serán: • Colorado, Barcino, Bayo, Osco. 2 2 1.34 1.31 600 350 Exotic y Asociacion Paraguaya de Criadores de Braford Domestic Breed A nivel nacional 36 30 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Brahman La raza Brahman fue creada en los Estados Unidos de América con el cuidadoso cruzamiento de cuatro razas Indianas de ganado (Bos Indicus). La selección rígida y cuidadosa desde un comienzo, resultó en la raza productora de carne más eficiente para la mayoría de los climas: el Brahman. El ganado Brahman es extremadamente resistente al calor y a la alta humedad. La Brahman es la mejor raza en el campo de pastoreo por su resistencia y rusticidad. Este ganado responde excelentemente a buenas pasturas, pero al mismo tiempo se desempeña mejor que muchas razas en condiciones de campos pobres o prolongadas sequías. Las vacas Brahman son excelentes madres, producen mucha leche y de buena calidad. El resultado son terneros pesados y carnudos. Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Este ganado responde excelentemente a buenas pasturas, pero al mismo tiempo se desempeña mejor que muchas razas en condiciones de campos pobres o prolongadas sequías. Las vacas Brahman son excelentes madres, producen mucha leche y de buena calidad. El resultado son terneros pesados y carnudos. Adaptacion al medio y potencial productivo. El ganado Brahman es extremadamente resistente al calor, a la alta humedad y a parásitos externos. La tolerancia a las garrapatas que posee el Brahman tiene mucha importancia económica debido a un menor uso de químicos y una mayor ganancia de peso. La performance reproductiva de un animal esta relacionada con su capacidad de adaptación y niveles nutricionales. Con climas tropicales como los nuestros, la raza Brahman esta en una inmejorable posición de adaptación al medio. Si a esto sumamos su rusticidad y longevidad nos encontramos con un animal de cualidades reproductivas excelentes. El color predominante, sobre piel totalmente pigmentada, es el blanco, sin embargo existen también el gris medio, gris oscuro y Brahman rojo, que en su origen tiene sangre Gyr. 2 2 Los cuernos son cortos medianamente gruesos, dirigidos hacia atrás y afuera 900 600 Exotic y Asociación Paraguaya de criadores Brahman Domestic Breed Región Oriental y Occidental 35 30 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Brangus Español Los Pelajes Primarios: Negro o Rojo. Buen desarrollo óseo, miembros fuertes con soltura de movimientos. Brangus Tamaño corto a mediano, buena capacidad de retracción, orificio prepucial externo moderado que permita fácil y rápida exteriorización del pene, ángulo de caída aproximado de 45º con respecto al abdomen, no debe sobrepasar la línea de los garrones. Mucosa prepucial retractable, no expuesta, húmeda. Es permisible prepucio mediamente largo, alcanza la línea de garrones sin sobrepasarla, exposición parcial, aunque no permanente de la mucosa prepucial. Pliegues (delantales) pequeños o medianos que no impiden la función reproductiva. Machos un mínimo de 400 kg, con circunferencia escrotal mínima de 32 cm PERMITIDO Pelajes Primarios: Negro o Rojo DESEABLE Pelajes Secundarios: Barcino (rojo barcino, nevado barcino, barcino negro) Nevado (nevado barcino, nevado oscuro) Hosco (rojo hosco, hosco oscuro). Nevados muy claros, Hoscos muy oscuros 2 2 Animales mochos con apéndice móviles 1.45 1.35 400 260 Buen desarrollo óseo, miembros fuertes con soltura de movimientos. Los machos más anchos y bien musculosos. Exotic y Asociación de Brangus del Paraguay Breed 1980 A nivel nacional en todo el territorio del Paraguay 35 30 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle CANCHIM Portuguese Charolais Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Charolais fr. a raza Charolais tuvo su origen en las regiones centro oeste y sudoeste de Francia, en las antiguas provincias francesas de Charolles y de Niemen. Se observó por primera vez ganado vacuno de capa blanca en los siglos XVI y XVII, fue conocido y aceptado en los mercados franceses. Su musculatura, sumamente desarrollada, que se encuentra en las extremidades y sobre el lomo Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding Es un animal alto y largo con buen despegue del suelo. Los animales Charolais tienen color blanco o blanco cremoso; el pelo puede ser corto en verano, se espesa y se alarga durante las épocas de frío. 2 2 Los cuernos son cortos, aunque se está prefiriendo los amochados 1.45 1.38 900 560 Exotic y Asociacion Paraguaya de Criadores de Charolais Domestic Breed Region Occidental y Oriental 42 45 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Chianina it. La raza Chianina es una de las más antiguas del mundo. Originaria de Italia de procedencia en el valle medio del Tíber y en el Val di Chiana, desde donde se extendió la crianza a las provincias de Siena, Arezzo, Liorna, Pisa, Florencia y Perusa. Considerándose como un animal de triple propósito en su país de origen Chianina GeneralCrossbreeding Presenta una óptima adaptabilidad al pasto en diversas condiciones, ya que se alimenta de forraje y es resistente a las enfermedades y a los ectoparásitos. El pelaje es de color blanco porcelana en ambos sexos. El macho presenta tonos negros en el cuarto trasero (matices grises). A veces, presenta pelos negros alrededor de los ojos. 2 2 Cuernos de medio corte y gruesos, negros en la punta. 1.91 1.75 1200 850 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental 45 35 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Criollo Arroyos & Esteros sp. 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted; descending from the cattle introduced during the conquest by the Spaniards 16th century river basin of Arroyos & Esteros in Eastern Region local No Material unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Cattle Criollo Neembucu sp. well adapted to marsh ecosystem 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted; descending from the cattle introduced during the conquest by the Spaniards 16th century south of the eastern region; marshy zone of Ñeembucú local No Material unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Cattle Devon eng. Devon GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1st half of 20th century international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Fleckvieh ger. Simmental GeneralCrossbreeding Capacidad de adaptación, ya que ha mostrado un gran desempeño en condiciones diversas como las zonas áridas y semiáridas, así como en el trópico húmedo. Alto índice de fertilidad y precocidad, ya que alcanza su pubertad a muy temprana edad y puede ser considerada en los meses de empadre a los 15 meses de edad por lo que normalmente las hembras de esta raza tienen su primera cría a los 2 años de edad con el manejo adecuado, produciendo un becerro al año. Rojizo, amarillo, rojo oscuro o negro. 0 0 1000 750 Exotic y Domestic Breed El origen de esta raza es en el Valle de Simme ubicado en Berner Oberland, Suiza. El nombre de Simmental deriva de su localización original. En el idioma alemán la palabra “Thal” o “Tal” significa “Valle”. Simmental literalmente significa Valle del Simme. Este Valle se localiza donde fluye el río Simme en la parte central y oeste de Suiza donde su clima es frío y donde existe una vegetación alpina y subalpina que les ofrece excelentes praderas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Gelbvieh ger. La Gelbvieh es una raza bovina alemana, Originaria de Franconia al Norte de Baviera, es el resultado de cruces realizados el siglo XVIII entre la Red Holstein, Deutsches Rotbunte, Simmental y Brune Gelbvieh GeneralCrossbreeding La cabeza es proporcionalmente ancha y profunda, de un largo mediano, con buena separación entre los ojos. La piel alrededor éstos es gruesa, flexible y ligeramente arrugada y pigmentada. Tiene una capa marrón claro uniforme 2 2 Existen Astados y Amochados 1.41 1.35 850 450 Exotic y Asociación Paraguaya de Criadores de Gelbvieh Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental 36 32 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Guzerat Guzerat GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1st half of 20th century international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Gyr Gir GeneralCrossbreeding Sus crías nacen con peso bajo, por lo que no hay problema al parto, la habilidad materna característica a la raza, lográndose alta tasa al destete y buenos pesos. Resistencia a altas temperaturas, forrajes de baja calidad y enfermedades. Son generalmente de color moteado, que va desde rojo hasta blanco. El color típico es blanco moteado de rojo habiendo estirpes con más rojo que blanco, encontrándose ejemplares con ruanismo. 2 2 Los cuernos crecen hacia atrás y hacia arriba en espiral. 800 500 Exotic y Domestic Breed En la península de Katiawar, al oeste de la India, es el hábitat primario de la raza Gyr. En esta región el promedio de temperatura máxima a la sombra en verano es de 36 – 37 °C y la mínima de invierno alcanza los 15 °C; la región es muy húmeda. 26 25 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford presenta características zootécnicas notables y de destacada conformación, muy buenos aplomos, sobresaliente actitud carnicera; las hembras expresan su fertilidad con preñez muy precoz Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding, Herding, Meat El Hereford es fundamentalmente una raza productora de carne, reconocida por su adaptación a todas las zonas productivas , es precoz reproductivamente, de fácil parto, gran habilidad lechera y longeva Colorado desde bayo a cereza, con manchas blancas en la cabeza, parte posterior de las orejas, pecho, vientre, parte inferior de los miembros y punta de la cola 2 2 Si son astados, estos deben tener buena implantación y desarrollo 1.41 1.32 850 400 Exotic y Asociación Paraguaya de Criadores de Hereford Domestic Breed imported; exotic 1st half of 20th century Región Occidental y Oriental 38 32 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Holando sp. Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding Colores blanco y negro, y blanco y rojo. 2 2 Los cuernos están siempre presentes aunque el descorné es práctica común. 900 600 Exotic y Domestic Breed Esta raza es originaria de Holanda, conocida por su gran tamaño y elevada producción de leche, es una raza dócil. De color blanco y negro en zonas bien definidas, el ganado puede ser totalmente negro o totalmente blanco. También se puede encontrar en color blanco y rojo, la pigmentación de la piel corresponde al color del pelo En la Región Oriental y Occidental 40 30 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Indubrasil Indo-Brasilian GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1st half of 20th century international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Paraguay PRY Cattle Jersey Ingles Jersey La vaca jersey se adapta rápidamente a los distintos climas de nuestro país. La raza Jersey ha mostrado una notable adaptación climática en las diferentes regiones del mundo Se desempeña mejor que otras razas en condiciones tropicales por ser mayor su resistencia al calor (1 °C más que la Pardo suizo y 2 °C más que la Holstein). Su velocidad de desarrollo, y su pubertad temprana permiten obtener preñeces antes de los 15 meses. Debido a un canal de parto amplio y fácilmente dilatable y a poco peso del ternero Jersey al nacer (25 Kg.). Esta raza tiene mínimos problemas de distocia. El pelaje es de color variable, desde el bayo claro al negro, pasando por el tostado, overo y con menor frecuencia el grisáceo. El pelaje de la cabeza y el cuello es más oscuro encontrándose un anillo claro alrededor del hocico. El color de la ubre, el vientre, y las caras internas de los muslos son más claros que el resto del cuerpo y todas las vacas poseen hocico negro y pestañas negras. 680 430 Exotic y Domestic Breed La Raza de Ganado Jersey se originó en la isla de Jersey, situada en el canal de la mancha, entre Inglaterra y Francia. Es una de las más viejas razas reconocidas como tal, remontándose esto a casi 6 siglos. 25 20 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Limousin fr. El Limousin es un ganado rústico su conformación orientada hacia la producción de carne; su color es amarillo claro (bayo) o rojo dorado. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding Facilidad de parto, buena producción de carcasa Su color es amarillo claro (bayo) o rojo dorado. 0 0 La cabeza es fuerte, de tamaño mediano, frente ancha y abultada, perfil convexilíneo; nuca saliente y redondeada, poblada de pelo rizado; órbitas poco marcadas; cuernos elípticos, insertados detrás de la nuca, apenas arqueados hacia adelante. El cuello es corto y musculoso, bien unido al tronco, papada mediana. Exotic y Asociacion Paraguaya de Criadores de Limousin Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental 38 32 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Marchigiana it. Marchigiana GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Montana Montana Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Paraguay PRY Cattle Murray Grey eng. Murray Grey 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Paraguay PRY Cattle Nelore Se originó en los distritos de ese mismo nombre en la India. Proviene de áreas de tierras muy fértiles sometidas periódicamente a épocas de extrema abundancia de lluvias, alternando con épocas de absoluta sequía. Nelore GeneralCrossbreeding Muy rústico, gran capacidad de adaptación a condiciones extremas en medios tropicales. Sobrio para nutrirse con pastos groseros y poco abundantes. Resistencia y capacidad para recorrer largas distancias en busca de comida Excelente habilidad materna El pelaje varía desde el blanco hasta el gris, negro y overo negro. 0 0 900 600 Exotic y Domestic Breed Esta raza es originaria de la India específicamente de la provincia de Madrás, al oeste de la India, también se le conoce como Ongole. Región Oriental y Occidental international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Nelore Mocha Se originó en los distritos de ese mismo nombre en la India. Proviene de áreas de tierras muy fértiles sometidas periódicamente a épocas de extrema abundancia de lluvias, alternando con épocas de absoluta sequía. Nelore GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 900 600 El pelaje varia desde el Blanco hasta el Gris, y overo negro Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic region occidental y oriental international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Normanda Normande GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk Resiste a climas más variados: fríos, cálidos, secos o húmedos. La fortaleza de sus aplomos le permite recorrer largas distancias en busca de alimentos, especialmente en los terrenos pobres y escarpados de muchas explotaciones extensivas de montaña. Además, posee una gran resistencia a las enfermedades, lo que unido a lo anterior le confiere a esta raza un gran poder de adaptación a nuestro medio. Esta cualidad, bien exigida por los ganaderos, y fundamental para toda explotación. La vaca Normando da, generalmente, una cría por año. El promedio de intervalo entre partos es de 416 días y la duración promedio de la gestación es de 284 días. Adicional a esta cualidad, las vacas tienen una recuperación post-parto más rápida, hecho que les permite una mejor disposición para la producción lechera y una fácil preparación para la siguiente gestación. En general, el 70% de las vacas quedan preñadas con la primera inseminación, realizada al rededor de 55 días después del parto anterior. Cuando no hay malas condiciones alimenticias, ni de salud o de manejo, este porcentaje puede aumentar, y en todo caso el 95% de las vacas tienen preñeces con la segunda inseminación o monta. 0 0 domestic breed exotic 40 25 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Pampa Chaqueño sp. El Pampa Chaqueño es un ganado que en su composición genética tiene un alto porcentaje de la raza Hereford. Sus ventajas radican en un ganado BOS TAURUS y en que pasó por un proceso de selección por adaptación a nuestro medio como resultado de las muchas generaciones que nacieron y produjeron en nuestro chaco. Meat The breed is adapted to the harsh environment conditions in the semi-arid thorn forest of the Chaco. Performance data were measured under very extensive stationary conditions with no housing and browsing in the semi-arid Chaco. The animals are able to withstand the harsh environment and remain very fertile. Colorado Pampa en toda sus graduaciones con la característica siguiente:\nCabeza blanca, linea superior del pescuezo blanco, barriga blanca.\nMiembros anteriores y posteriores en su parte inferior totalmente blanco. 2 2 Simétricos, lateralmente colocados, ligeramente caídos, gruesos, bien desarrollados y de color blanco. Su inserción en perpendicular a la linea del ojo. Se presentan animales mochos. 690 425.8 Native y Domestic Breed El Pampa Chaqueño es un ganado que en su composición genética tiene un alto porcentaje de la raza Hereford. Sus ventajas radican en que es un ganado Bos Taurus, y en que pasó por un proceso de selección por adaptación a nuestro medio, como resultado de las muchas generaciones que nacieron y produjeron en nuestro Chaco. 1935 Chaco Paraguayo 28.5 26.7 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured under very extensive stationary conditions with no housing and browsing in the semi-arid Chaco. There is an acute lack of water during cold and dry winters. The breed has been selected for fertility and growth. The main selection goal is beef production. Cows are milked in the wet season for cheese production. local No Material atRisk endangered -Paraguay PRY Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding Resisten temperaturas extremas. Por tener cuero grueso, resisten picaduras de tábanos, mosquitos, garrapatas, etcétera. Pezuñas duras; por esta aptitud hay menos problemas con pisos de cemento. Resisten temperaturas extremas. Partos fáciles. Muy buen porcentaje de preñez. su capa es de un sólo color café-gris, el cual varía en tono encontrándose animales de tonalidades claras gris cremoso y animales muy tostados, especialmente en los costados. Las áreas de un color más claro se localizan en ojos, hocico, orejas y en las partes bajas de las patas. El pelo es corto, fino y suave; la piel pigmentada, muestra negro en la parte expuesta como el hocico. 2 2 Los cuernos, medios o pequeños, son blancos con puntas negras, dirigidos hacia afuera y arriba, encorvándose en las puntas. 900 600 Exotic y Domestic Breed La raza Pardo suizo, notable por su fortaleza y rendimiento, en alemán se denomina Schwyz, en honor a Cantón (provincia de Suiza) en donde se inició por primera vez el esfuerzo de mejora de la raza. Su origen queda confinado a lo que es la parte media oriental del país Helvético. Como se desarrollaba en forma rústica, su talla no se vio incrementada hasta que, a principios del siglo XIX, se mezcló con ganado alemán de talla grande, aunque se desconocen los niveles de cruzamiento y los cambios del tipo original. Esta raza es famosa en todo el mundo y es la segunda por su rendimiento lechero, sin desplazar a la Holstein en ningún país. En Suiza compite con la Simmental en el suministro de leche y carne para el pequeño mercado suizo. international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Piedmontese it. Piedmont GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Polled Hereford eng. Polled Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Cattle Romagnola it. Romagnola GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Salers fr. Salers GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Santa Gertrudis El Santa Gertrudis posee características que lo distinguen como una Raza que cubre las necesidades de criadores e invernadores, proporcionándoles rusticidad y máxima producción de carne Santa Gertrudis La raza Santa Gertrudis produce carne de excelente calidad con aceptable cantidad de grasas, con mayor rendimiento en el cuarto posterior El pelaje es colorado, cereza tapado 2 2 Amochados o con cuernos. Los cuernos se cerrarán hacia arriba y atrás 1.43 1.38 700 450 Piel con pigmentación colorada, suelta, con pliegues cutáneos (papada, ombligo amplio) y mucosas rosadas. Los toros presentan una leve giba en la cruz. Su color es de un atrayente pelo rojo cereza tapado y su pelo corto y suave Exotic y Asociación Paraguaya de Criadores de Santa Gertrudis Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental 37 32 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Senepol Diseñado para desempeñarse bien y tolerar climas de calores sofocantes el ingrediente taurino del Senepol ofrece además calidad de carcasa. Senepol La extrema mansedumbre se refleja en una mejor conversión alimenticia y facilidad de manejo. Esto a su vez implica una menor cantidad de recursos físicos y humanos, así­ como también menores pérdidas por golpes en corrales y durante el transporte. Tolerancia al calor: La clave de la raza Senepol radica en la presencia de un gen de herencia simple, dominante, responsable del tipo de pelo corto y suave (slick hair), que le permite tolerar el estrés calórico y, en consecuencia pastar durante las horas más calurosas del día """ColorComments"": ""El pelaje corto y de color rojo""" 2 2 Carácter mocho: El hecho que la raza no tenga cuernos, es otro punto que facilita el manejo. Además de transmitir esta característica en un 90% a su descendencia. 1.45 1.35 700 450 La extrema mansedumbre se refleja en una mejor conversión alimenticia y facilidad de manejo. Esto a su vez implica una menor cantidad de recursos físicos y humanos, así­ como también menores pérdidas por golpes en corrales y durante el transporte. Exotic y Asociación Paraguaya de Criadores de Senepol Domestic Breed recently imported; exotic Región Oriental y Occidental 35 32 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1st half of 20th century international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Simbrah Simbrah 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1st half of 20th century international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Paraguay PRY Cattle Tabapuã Portugues "La raza Tabapúa se originó en el Brasil, en el municipio del mismo nombre ubicado en el estado de Sao Paulo, en la \""Fazenda Agua Milagrosa\"", propiedad de la familia Ortenblad, en los primeros años de la década de 1940. Este animal fue creado a partir de un toro mocho natural de tipo intermedio entre el Nelore y el Guzerá, de cuya descendencia se lograron también mochos perfectos""" Tabapua Herding a demostrado buena fertilidad y buena habilidad materna en los vientres, que luego de varias pariciones no mostraron problemas en los pezones. Este animal ha logrado una muy buena adaptabilidad en cuanto al clima, ya que el nuestro es muy parecido al del Brasil. En los campos naturales y campos bajos o esterales, no se ha resentido tampoco, pues su buena altura y fuerza le dan ventaja sobre otras razas. blanco variando con el gris 0 0 Mocho Natural 1.62 1.52 900 600 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed 32 30 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Cattle Wagyu Wagyu GeneralCrossbreeding El 90 % son de pelaje negro y un 10 % colorado. 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed El Wagyu es una raza bovina originaria de Japón, de la ciudad de Kōbe. Su carne es muy apreciada por su textura y sabor. También se conoce como Japanese Black. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Chicken Avian eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Avian Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Chicken Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Chicken Dekalb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Dekalb Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Chicken Euribrid Hisex eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Chicken Orpington eng. Orpington Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Chicken Plymouth eng. Plymouth Rock Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Goat Alpina Francesa sp. French Alpine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Paraguay PRY Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Goat Criollo sp. Meat well adapted to the different ecosystems of the country 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Horse Appaloosa ingles Los caballos que aparecieron pintados en las cavernas prehistóricas eran Appaloosas. El nombre de la raza deriva de un pequeño río de nombre Palouse, situado en Idaho, en el nordeste americano, que es también la tierra natal de los Nez Perce, indígenas que tenían gran cantidad de caballos pintados. Appaloosa Riding (sports) El caballo de esta raza es eumétrico, mesomorfo y rectilíneo. El pelaje es el pintado en todas sus variedades, desde el atigrado hasta el colorado ranger. 1.55 1.42 500 450 Appaloosa reúne las más importantes características que hacen de él un bello espécimen: la habilidad, la disposición al trabajo y la rusticidad. Este caballo no admite imitación; es único, y existen algunas características que lo separan de las otras razas, como ser: los ojos circundados por una membrana blanca. Los cascos rayados presentan listas verticales, claras y oscuras, bien definidas y su piel manchada es muy variable. No existen dos Appaloosas iguales; siempre se encuentra una marca que los diferencia entre ellos, y entre las otras razas de caballos. Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Horse Arabe El caballo árabe es una de las razas más puras y con mejores aptitudes físicas del mundo. Son animales de gran belleza, muy inteligentes y de gran aguante físico, aptos tanto para ocio o deporte como para trabajo. Arab Riding (work) Exotic y Domestic Breed Estamos ante una de las razas de caballo más antiguas, datándose su origen en la Península de Arabia 2.500 años a.C. Durante siglos, el caballo árabe ha sido seleccionado por sus cualidades, cruzándose hasta conseguir los ejemplares absolutamente maravillosos que encontramos en la actualidad: un caballo versátil, apto tanto para actividades deportivas o de ocio, como de trabajo. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Horse Criollo Argentina sp. Argentine Criollo Riding (work) domestic breed introduced in the 1st half of the 20th century regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Paraguay PRY Horse Criollo Paraguaya sp. Riding (work) domestic breed locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Horse Criollo Uruguaya sp. Creole domestic breed imported 1900 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Se caracterizan por ser caballos fuertes, resistentes, vivaces, de tamaño mediano, con gran desarrollo de sus masas musculares, en especial el tren posterior y su reconocida mansedumbre. Muy amplia es la gama de Colores del pelaje del Cuarto de Milla, solo no se aceptan los Pintos ni manchados como el Apaloosa y tampoco los albinos. El Cuarto de Milla es un animal extremadamente sensible y tratable Tiene la velocidad de los caballos de sangre caliente de sus ancestros y a estabilidad de los Caballos de sangre fría Aun más tiene un alto grado de inteligencia que pone de manifiesto en el aparte de ganada en donde se le permite al caballo tomar sus propias Quarter Horse Hobby Exotic y Domestic Breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Horse Morgan eng. Morgan Riding (work) domestic breed continually imported international No Material unknown unknown critical -Paraguay PRY Horse Paint Horse ingles American Paint Hobby, Sport Tienen un carácter animado pero dócil. Son caballos generalmente muy tranquilos. Son animales muy versátiles, perfectos para todas las pruebas de western con o sin ganado. Son fáciles de domar y muy inteligentes para aprender. Todas las capas manchadas están aceptadas en la raza Paint Horse, aunque dependiendo de la conformación de las manchas podemos encontrar las capas tobiano (el color cubre uno o ambos ijares, y el blanco cruza la espalda entre la cruz y la cola), overo (en la que el color blanco no cruza la espalda entre la cruz y la cola) o tovero (presenta características de ambos modelos). 1.61 1.48 500 380 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed Región Occidental y ORIENTAL 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Horse Percheron fr. Los Percherones son una raza de caballos que se suelen utilizar para el tiro, ya que se trata de unos animales que son muy resistentes y robustos. Esta raza de caballos es originaria de Francia, concretamente de Le Perche, una zona francesa cercana a Normandía y se dice que desciende del caballo árabe, concretamente de una casta de este tipo de caballos que durante la época de las cruzadas cogió mucha fama por tratarse de caballos fuertes y muy bellos. Percheron Hobby Exotic y Domestic Breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Horse Peruano Argentino Español Su característica fundamental reside en la mecánica del movimiento o aire al andar, al que se denomina “pasollano”, que lo hacen único en su tipo por la suavidad con que transporta al jinete. El pasollano consiste en una ambladura rota donde el caballo apoya sus cascos en el piso en cuatro tiempos isocrónicos, siendo el orden de sus batidas: posterior izquierdo-anterior izquierdo, posterior derecho -anterior derecho, y así sucesivamente, lo que puede sintetizarse en la frase: “movimiento a bípedo lateral consecutivo dominante”. Peruvian Paso Exotic y Domestic Breed international No Material atRisk critical critical -Paraguay PRY Horse Pony Los ponis, en cuanto a sus características especiales, es que son más pequeños que los caballos, ya que, su estatura oscila alrededor de los 150 cm y el peso ronda los cien kilos. También poseen unas patas cortas muy robustas y un pelaje más espeso. Tras diversos estudios se ha demostrado que los antepasados de los caballos poseían una talla similar a la de los ponis actuales. La domesticación y selección humana dio lugar a que fuera mejorando la especie y alcanzaran una mayor altura. Bosnian Pony Hobby domestic breed continually imported international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Paraguay PRY Horse Pura sangre de Carrera sp. El pura sangre inglés es una raza de caballos desarrollada en el siglo XVIII en Inglaterra Thoroughbred Hobby, Racing, Sport El Pura Sangre tiene una estructura perfeccionada para carreras con el cuello largo y musculoso, dorso ancho y recto, espaldas profundas muy bien musculadas y muy inclinadas y extremidades alargadas y fuertes. Tiene una cabeza fina con ojos bien separados a ambos lados. El color de capa más común es el castaño pero también puede ser zaino, alazán o tordillo en cuanto a su pelaje. La cara y la parte inferior de sus patas pueden tener manchas blancas, pero el color blanco generalmente no aparece en otras partes del cuerpo (aunque algunos genes relativos al color, usualmente encontrados en ejemplares alazanes, traen como consecuencia algunos pelos o manchas blancas). 1.81 1.55 520 410 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed Región Occidental y Oriental international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed eastern region pig production is associated with regions of grain production, in particular maize international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Pig Criollo sp. Savings Security well adapted to local environment prolific, good mothering abilities domestic breed locally adapted rural areas, eastern region 80-85% of the farms keep 5-6 pigs on average, replacement stock is selected within offspring of the own herd local No Material unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Pig Duroc Jersey Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed eastern region pig production is associated with regions of grain production, in particular maize international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed eastern region pig production is associated with regions of grain production, in particular maize international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Paraguay PRY Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed eastern region pig production is associated with regions of grain production, in particular maize international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Pig Large White eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed eastern region pig production is associated with regions of grain production, in particular maize international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Pig Poland China eng. Poland China GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed eastern region pig production is associated with regions of grain production, in particular maize international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Paraguay PRY Sheep Corriedale eng. La formación de la raza tuvo lugar en la Isla Sud de Nueva Zelandia, por inspiración del Sr. James Little quien en el año 1866 inició sus trabajos de cruzamiento entre los grupos de ovinos existentes en la región. Su idea fue la de lograr una oveja de mejor constitución (más robusta) y que produjera un vellón amplio pesado y de mechas más largas. Corriedale Meat aunque es una cualidad susceptible de variaciones debidas al ambiente o a sobre alimentación, puede variar normalmente desde el blanco amarillento al amarillo oro. 0 0 100 65 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed Region occidental y oriental international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep Criollo sp. Meat well adapted to the different ecosystems of the country 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Paraguay PRY Sheep Hampshire Down eng. Esta raza fue creada en la década de 1880, con la mezcla de distintas razas, entre ellas la Bershire Knot, HampshireOld, Southdown y Willshire Horn, fue introducida a Francia y de allí propagada mundialmente (Leupolz, 2000). Hampshire Down Meat Se caracterizan por vellones de finura media (24-31 micras), buena longitud (8-11 cm.), alto rendimiento al lavado (65-70%) y buen grado de resistencia. La carne magra tiene un valor nutricional La lana de color amarillo y se caracteriza por el color negro de su cara 55 48 100 80 domestic breed 5 4 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep Lincoln Ingles Lincoln Longwool Meat, Wool Exotic y Domestic Breed Originario de Inglaterra. international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Paraguay PRY Sheep Poll Dorset e Poll Dorset international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Es de origen británico. Doble propósito, produce corderos precoces, vellón de lana media, semiabierto con mechas terminadas en punta, notable prolificidad y rusticidad. Se distingue además por su habilidad materna. Romney Meat Frente ancha y cubierta de lana, la cual forma un copete hasta la línea de los ojos. Orejas grandes de puntas redondeadas. 0 0 65 55 110 80 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed region occidental y oriental 4 5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep Santa Inés fr. Santa Ines Meat presenta una gama de colores que van desde el café oscuro al negro, siendo este último el más predominante. 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat 0 0 115 80 Exotic y Domestic Breed Originaria de Inglaterra, obtenida por cruzamientos de ovejas Norfolk con carneros Southdown y, a través del mejoramiento genético en Canadá y Estados Unidos se obtuvo un animal de muy buena altura, desarrollo y conformación de carcaza. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat, Wool La oveja texel es muy rústica, presentando altos índices de productividad, adaptandose bien tanto en áreas bajas y húmedas, como en regiones altas y pedregosas. Los rebaños texel presentan elevados índices de fertilidad por encima del 95% de preñez. En condiciones normales de alimentación, una oveja texel es prolífica teniendo entre 20 a 40% de gestación de mellizos. Sus índices reproductivos son los siguientes: 92,7% de fertilidad; 114,6% de natalidad y 95% de destete. El porcentaje de fertilidad ha presentado una cifra máxima de 90%, siendo el de natalidad de 103,5 % y el porcentaje de destete de 73,6%.- 0 0 120 70 Exotic y Domestic Breed La raza texel tiene origen en la isla del mismo nombre, localizada al norte de Holanda. Inicialmente fueron cruzamientos de ovejas holandesas con razas britanicas como Leicester o Lincoln. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep dorper sp La raza de ovejas Dorper es originaria de Sudáfrica resultante del cruzamiento de las razas Dorset Horn y Black Head Persian. La raza Dorper fue desarrollada para soportar los ambientes más severos, de climas y temperaturas extremas en las condiciones áridas de Sudáfrica, Dorper Meat Cuerpo blanco con cabeza y cuello negro. Pequeñas manchas negras en cuerpo o patas. Pelo marrón alrededor de los ojos. 65 60 113 90 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed REGION OCCIDENTAL Y ORIENTAL 4 3 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep karakul sp Originaria de Turquestan, Asia Central. Raza de aptitud peletera. Pertenece al grupo ovinos asiáticos del tipo rústico, peleteros, de cola gorda. Karakul SkinsHides color negro y rizado en el nacimiento Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed región occidental y oriental international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep lle france sp Es una raza de doble aptitud carne-lana, aunque mucho más enfocada a la producción de carne. Derivada del tronco merino, que le proporciona su facilidad de adaptación a los distintos medios. Cruzada con razas inglesas de producción de carne, que le aporta su gran formato (Biotipo carnicero) y alta velocidad de crecimiento. Ile-De-France Meat, Wool Son ovinos de biotipo carnicero, perfil recto o subconvexo y tamaño grande El color es blanco uniforme, aunque en ocasiones pueden presentar pigmentaciones discretas. El vellón cubre el tronco y el cuello, llegando en la cabeza hasta la línea que une los ojos 68 62 110 80 Exotic y Oficina de registros Zootecnicos de la Asociación Rural del Paraguay Domestic Breed region occidental y oriental 6 4 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Paraguay PRY Sheep white dorper E Dorper Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Réunion REU Goat Créole sp. Creole West Indian, Cabri Créole Meat Adapted to tropical climate Breeding the whole year uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 2 2 61 51 37 26 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf, European, Indian breeds in 1650 hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Ass Romanian Ass eng. Magarul Romaneasc domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Buffalo Romanian Buffalo The buffalo is a species perfect integrated in the climatic conditions of Romania. The growth area of buffalos in Romania is characterized by specific habitat conditions that differ from the cattle. The relief is variable depending on the growth center (relief of hill in Transylvania and relief of plain and even swamps along the Danube). The soils are poorly evolved, clay-iluvional structure (of acid reaction) and hydromorphic soils. The natural fertility of the soil is generally low. The natural vegetation has low nutritional value, it comes from low productive pastures, on the edge of rivers or on communal pastures. Mediterranean Bivol Romaneasc Meat, Milk has a role in maintaining gastronomy (taking into account linkages between the breed and typical local products or recipes) • has a role in maintaining a specific landscape (taking into account the percentage of farms contributing to the maintainance of a traditional landscape, and specific features of the breed) • is represented in forms of higher artistic expression, such as figurative arts, poetry and prose. Telemea de bivolita (Fresh buffalo cheese), Branza de Burduf (Ripened cheese), Iaurt (Yogurt), Lapte batut (acidified milk) Buffalo feeds on pasture of the marshy and wetland areas of the Danube valley and Olt valley wetland uni colour black-brown black 2 2 140 132 597 487 There are two ecotypes: ecotype of Transylvania with higher body development and ecotype of the Danube Valley (southern Romania) less Locally adapted y 1987 domestic breed indigenous breed 5th century Transylvania, the Danube valley, Northwest of Romania back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard), intensive farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 275 137 356 1669 600 2549 7.65 7.21 8.13 14 4.3 3.83 4.8 33 30 33 44 424 15 872 241 53 1 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Romania ROU Cattle Baltata cu negru romanesca rom. Holstein (black and white) Romanian Holstein-Friesian Milk This breed is known for high fertility. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 143 132 1000 550 1970 domestic breed composite of Rosie Dobrogeana, Bruna de Maramures and Sura de Stepa since 1950 from Holstein-Friesian (USA, Netherlands, Denmark). Holstein-Friesian is continually imported, especially frozen semen. Moldau, Valechei international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Cattle Baltata romanesca rom. Simmental Romanian Simmental Meat This breed produces a good quality meat. multi coloured: yellow with white head, tail and feet 0 0 148 134 1100 600 1914 domestic breed continually imported from Switzerland and Germany; composite of Sura de Stepa, Simmental and Fleckvieh 1950 Siebenbürgen, Transilvania international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Cattle Bruna de maramures rom. Romanian Brown Romanian Brown Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). mountain uni coloured: brown 0 0 142 130 1050 550 1914 domestic breed continually imported from Switzerland, Austria, Germany; composite of Sura de Stepa, Mocanita and Braunvieh 1950 Maramures local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Cattle Bucsana rom. Bukshan, not Boucsan, Bukschaner similar to Moldavian but darker and smaller domestic variety former variety of Romanian Steppe local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Cattle Ialomita Jalomitzaner, Ialomiteana domestic variety former variety of Romanian Steppe. Moldavian x Transylvanian Walachia local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Cattle Ialomiteana rom. domestic variety former variety of Romanian Steppe local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Cattle Latvian eng. Latvian Brown 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Romania ROU Cattle Lithuanian eng. 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Cattle Mocanitsa 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Cattle Pinzgau de transilvania rom. Romanian Pinzgau Romanian Pinzgau Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment (mountains). mountain multi coloured: red sided with broad white back 0 0 134 127 900 500 1959 domestic breed composite of Pinzgau and Sura de Stepa since 1950 from Pinzgauer (Austria) Siebenbürgen, Transilvania local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Romania ROU Cattle Polish eng. 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Cattle Red Danish eng. Danish Red 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic regional No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -Romania ROU Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Cattle Santa Gertrud eng. Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Cattle Sura de stepa rom. Romanian Steppe Moldavian, Romanian Grey Steppe, Romanian Steppe, Moldovenesca DraughtPower In 2003, this breed is at risk. The animals are reported to be resistant to tuberculosis and leucosis. The animals are known for staying power. uni coloured: grey with black muzzle and tail-tip 2 2 huge horns 130 118 600 300 1924 domestic breed indigenous breed Bos taurus primigenius Moldau, Donau-Delta local Sufficient unknown unknown -Romania ROU Cattle Sura de stepa, variety Transilvăneană rom. Grey Transylvanian, Siebenburgisch, Transylvanian Steppe, Transylvanian huge horns domestic variety former variety of Romanian Steppe local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp Fancy indigenous 3.8 2.6 domestic variety originated in Romania-Banat, 1967 1967 Constanza 110 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Chicken Bantam alb rom. White Bantam Fancy indigenous 1 0.7 feathered legs domestic breed originated in Muntenia (Sinaia), developed by one breeder 1984 Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Barboasa de anvers rom. Barbu d'Anvers Barbu D'anvers Fancy fancy 1 0.9 domestic variety originated in Transylvania; the population has been developed by one breeder in 1970; 1970 Constanza 60 6 6 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Barnevelder dublu locat-piticã rom. Barnevelder Bantam Barnevelder Double Laced-Bantam Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 domestic variety originated in Romania, of unknown origin Constanza 45 6 6 regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Chicken Brahma alba rom. Brahma White Fancy indigenous 3.5 2.4 feathered legs domestic variety The variety was created as a mutant from Brahma Light Columbian in 1975, and it has been bred pure since. 1975 Constanza 80 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Brahma herminat deschis rom. Brahma Light Columbian Fancy indigenous 3.5 2.3 ornamental bird, feathered legs domestic variety This population has been developed by 6 fancy breeders from Transylvania and Banat regions. 1969-1971 Constanza 80 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Brahma herminat inchis rom. Brahma Dark Columbian Fancy indigenous 3.5 2.4 ornamental bird, feathered legs domestic variety This population has been developed by two fancy breeders from Transylvania and Banat regions. 1969-1971 Constanza 80 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Chochinchina galbena rom. Cochin Buff Fancy indigenous 4.8 4 They have feathered legs and are buff in colour. domestic variety developed by two fancy breeders from Banat region 1967-1968 Constanza 90 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Chochinchina neagra rom. Cochin Black Fancy indigenous 4.8 4 feathered legs, ornamental bird domestic variety originated in Constanza 1970 Constanza 95 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Cochin negru pitic rom. Black Cochin Bantam Fancy indigenous 1.1 0.7 feathered legs, dwarfism domestic variety indigenous breed Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Combatant indian rom. Indian Game Indian Game Fancy indigenous 3.6 2.7 They are mahogany brown in colour. domestic breed indigenous breed to Romania, origin unknown Constanza 80 7 7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Chicken Combatant malaez alb rom. White Modern Game Fancy indigenous 3.2 2.1 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by one breeder in 1971 1971 Constanza 70 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Combatant malaez galben rom. Duckwing Modern Game Fancy fancy 3.1 2.6 domestic variety originated in Romania, gene pool: Mosneni, developed by segregation Constanza 60 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Combatant malaez rosu inchis rom. Brown Red Modern Game Fancy indigenous 3.1 2.4 domestic variety originated in Banat Constanza 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Cornish alb-c rom. White Cornish White Cornish-c Meat Pedigreed, Father of father in a 4-way cross-breeding programme. industrial 4.2 3.1 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Tartasesti 90 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Cornish alb-cy1 rom. White Cornish-cy1 Meat Pedigreed, father of father in a four-way cross-breeding programme. industrial 4.3 3.2 domestic line imported from France in 1969 1969 Tartasesti 90 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Cornish alb-cy2 rom. White Cornish-cy2 Meat Pedigreed, mother of father in a four-way cross-breeding programme. industrial 4 3 domestic line imported from France in 1969 1969 Tartasesti 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Cornish alb-w rom. White Cornish-w Meat Pedigreed, mother of father in a 4-way cross-breeding programme. industrial 4.2 3.1 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Tartasesti 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Cornish rosu-s rom. Red Cornish-S Meat Pedigreed, homozygous for sex-liked gene (s). industrial 4.2 3.1 domestic variety originated in Tarasesti, created by segregation from White Cornish Tartasesti 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Drezda rom. Drezden Fancy indigenous 3.2 2.6 domestic variety originated in Transylvania Constanza 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Faverolles Salmon eng. indigenous 3.8 2.9 multiple spurs, feathered legs, muffling domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 90 8 8 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Faverolles alb rom. Faverolles White Fancy indigenous 3.6 2.8 multiple spurs, feathered legs, muffling domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 90 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Gaina de portelan-pitica rom. Porcelain-Bantam Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 feathered legs domestic breed indigenous breed of unknown origin Constanza 45 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Git golas de transilvania alb rom. White Transylvania Naked Neck Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. This is a non selected breed where the major gene for naked neck (Na) is present. middle level 1.8 1.4 naked neck domestic variety originated in Transylvania, created by two breeders 1968-1969 Constanza 140 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Git golas de transilvania barat rom. Barred Transylvania Naked Neck Fancy Tardiness is reported for these birds. The birds were not selected. middle level 2 1.5 naked neck domestic variety originated in Transylvania, was developed by five breeders 1967-1969 Constanza 80 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Git golas de transilvania negru rom. Black Transylvanian Naked Neck Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. The birds were not selected. middle level 1.8 1.4 naked neck domestic variety originated in Transylvania, was developed by two breeders 1967 Constanza 130 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Git golas de transilvania negru pitica rom. Transylvanian Naked Neck Bantam Black Transylvania Naked Neck-Bantam Fancy fancy 1.1 0.7 naked neck domestic variety originated in Transylvania, was developed by two breeders 1967 Constanza 40 6 6 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Git golas de transilvania rosu rom. Red Transylvania Naked Neck Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. The birds are not selected. middle level 2 1.5 naked neck domestic variety originated in Transylvania, created by two breeders in 1966 1966 Constanza 90 7 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Gournay fr. Gournay Fancy indigenous 2.7 1.7 domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 140 6 6 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Houdan pitic rom. Houdan Bantam Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 multiple spurs, muffling domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Italiana argintie rom. Leghorn Silver Duckwing Fancy indigenous 2.8 2 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by 6 breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 160 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Italiana aurie rom. Leghorn Golden Duckwing Fancy indigenous 2.8 2 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by 4 breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 160 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Italiana neagra rom. Leghorn Black Fancy indigenous 2.8 1.8 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by one breeder in 1971 1971 Constanza 160 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Italiana neagra pitica rom. Black Leghorn Bantam Fancy indigenous 1 0.7 domestic variety originated in Banat, Romania Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Italiana pòtarnichie pitica rom. Partridge Leghorn Bantam Fancy indigenous 1.1 0.8 feathered legs, dwarfism domestic variety imported from Korea in 1978 1978 Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Japonezã de mãtase albã rom. White Silkie Fancy indigenous 1.2 0.9 dwarfism, feathered legs, silky, multiple spurs domestic variety originated in Transylvania, created by two breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 50 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Japonezã de mãtase galbena rom. Buff Silkie Fancy indigenous 1.1 0.9 dwarfism, feathered legs, silky, multiple spurs domestic variety originated in Transylvania, has been developed by one breeder in 1967 1967 Constanza 50 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Japonezã de mãtase neagra pitica rom. Black Silkie-Bantam Fancy indigenous 1.2 0.8 dwarfism, feathered legs, silky, multiple spurs domestic variety originated in Transylvania, was developed by two breeders Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken La Flèche fr. La Fléche Fancy indigenous 3.2 2.6 domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 100 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Chicken La bresse fr. Bresse Bresse Fancy indigenous 2.7 2 domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 110 6 6 regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Romania ROU Chicken Langsham eng. Langshan Fancy indigenous 3 2.2 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by two breeders in 1967 1967 Constanza 110 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Romania ROU Chicken Leghorn alb-10 rom. White Leghorn-10 Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2 1.6 domestic line selected from a local population Bucharest Mihailesti 240 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Leghorn alb-7 rom. White Leghorn-7 Eggs Pedigreed, used in a recurrent reciprocal selection. industrial 2 1.6 domestic line imported from USA in 1967 1967 Bucharest Mihailesti 200 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Leghorn alb-9 rom. White Leghorn-9 Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2 1.6 domestic line selected from a local population Bucharest Mihailesti 240 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Leghorn alb-d rom. White Leghorn-d Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2 1.6 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Arad 250 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Leghorn alb-g rom. White Leghorn-g Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2.2 1.7 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Arad 220 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Leghorn alb-j rom. White Leghorn-j Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2.1 1.7 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Arad 230 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Leghorn alb-k7 rom. White Leghorn-k7 Eggs Pedigreed. Homozygous for slow-feathering, sex-linked (K) gene. industrial 1.9 1.5 domestic line originated in Bucharest Bucharest Mihailesti 200 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Legwels Alba rom. Fancy This breed is homozygous for dwarf (dw) and slow-feathering (K) sex-linked genes in males. indigenous 1.4 1.1 domestic variety gene pool: Mosneni; created by crossing White Leghorn and Welsumer Red Bantam Constanza 140 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Light Sussex (Synthetic) eng. Fancy indigenous 3.2 2.3 domestic variety created in 1967 by segregating from a Thornber (UK) population 1967 Constanza 140 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Marans alb rom. Marans White Marans White Fancy indigenous 3.2 2.4 domestic variety gene pool; Mosneni, segregated from the original Marans Cuckoo (France) Constanza 180 5 5 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Marans barat rom. Marans Dark Cuckoo Fancy Homozygous for sex-linked Barring (B). The presence of major gene B (sex-linked, barring, dilution) is reported. The males are homozygous for B. indigenous 3.4 2.8 domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 170 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Marans herminat deschis rom. Marans Silver Columbian Fancy 1993: 100% of the population caries the sex-linked (S) gene. indigenous 3.6 2.4 domestic variety gene pool; Mosneni, segregated from the original Marans Cuckoo (France) Constanza 190 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Marans negru rom. Marans Black Fancy indigenous 3.2 2.4 domestic variety gene pool: Mosneni, segregated from the original Marans Cuckoo (France) Constanza 170 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Minorca neagra rom. Black Minorca Fancy indigenous 3 2.2 domestic variety originated in Banat, Romania, developed by one breeder in 1967 1967 Constanza 140 4 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Negru de Banat Banat Dwarf domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Negru de franta rom. Black From France Fancy indigenous 3.8 2.6 domestic variety imported from France in 1975 1975 Constanza 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Negru pitic cu creasta batuta rom. Black Rosecomb Bantam Fancy indigenous 1.1 0.8 domestic variety indigenous breed population of unknown origin Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken New hampshire rosu rom. New Hampshire Red New Hampshire Red Fancy indigenous 3.7 2.7 domestic variety originated in Banat and Transylvania, created by three breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 120 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Chicken Orloff Orloff Orloff Spangled Fancy indigenous 3.4 2.7 domestic variety indigenous breed Constanza 40 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Romania ROU Chicken Orpington alb rom. Orpington White Fancy indigenous 4.1 3.1 domestic variety originated in Transylvania, created by one breeder 1967 Constanza 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Orpington galben rom. Buff Orpington Fancy indigenous 4.6 3.6 They are buff in colour. domestic variety originated in Banat, has been developed by 7 breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 90 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Orpington negru rom. Orpington Black Fancy indigenous 3.2 4.6 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by one breeder 1967-1968 Constanza 90 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Paduana aurie rom. Paduan Paduan Fancy indigenous 1.1 0.8 multiple spurs, muffling domestic variety originated in Transylvania Constanza 50 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth Rock Alb (w) rom. Plymouth Rock White (w) Fancy This breed is recessive to colour (major gene C: pigment development; c: recessive white) and heterozygous (Cc). indigenous 3.2 2.2 domestic variety originated in Transylvania, created by 4 breeders 1967 Constanza 160 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth Rock Alb (w), white skinned rom. white skinned, Plymouth Rock White Research This breed is dominant white (major gene I: dominant white) and homozygous (II). indigenous 3.8 2.6 domestic variety This variety originated in Constanza, gene pool: Mosneni in 1967. White skinned variety obtained by segregation from a yellow skinned White Plymouth Rock. 1967 Constanza 140 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth rock alb (dw dw) rom. Plymouth Rock White (dw dw) Meat This breed is recessive to colour (major gene C: pigment development, c: recessive white) and heterozygous (Cc). Furthermore, the presence of dwarfism (dw: sex-linked dwarfism) is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.1 2.2 dwarfism domestic line The variety has been created in the gene pool of Mosneni in 1972 by transferring the dw gene from a native New Hampshire Red population to a White Plymouth Rock line (Shaver origin). 1972 Constanza 140 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth rock alb-f rom. White Plymouth Rock-f Meat Pedigreed, mother of mother in a 4-way cross-breeding program. industrial 4 3 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Tartasesti 160 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth rock alb-h rom. White Plymouth Rock-h Meat Pedigreed, mother of mother in a 4-way cross-breeding program. industrial 4 3 domestic line imported from France in 1969 1969 Tartasesti 160 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth rock alb-n rom. White Plymouth Rock-n Meat Pedigreed, father of mother in a 4-way cross-breeding program. industrial 4 3 domestic line imported from France in 1969 1969 Tartasesti 130 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth rock alb-s(k) rom. White Plymouth Rock-s(k) Meat Pedigreed, father of mother in a 4-way cross-breeding program. Homozygous for slow-feathering (K) gene. industrial 4 3 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Tartasesti 130 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth rock barat rom. Plymouth Rock Barred. Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.3 2.2 domestic variety originated in Transylvania, created by 4 breeders 1968-1969 Constanza 140 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Plymouth rock barat infuzat cu leghorn rom. Plymouth Rock Barred Research fancy 3.2 2.2 domestic variety originated in Constanza, gene pool: Mosneni; It is a product of crossing Barred Plymouth Rock and White Leghorn purified for Barred Leghorns. 1967 Constanza 200 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Rhode island alb-db rom. Rhode Island White-db Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2.6 2 domestic breed indigenous breed Brasov-Codlea 240 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Rhode island alb-murdar rom. Rhode Island Red-Splashed (Rs) Fancy Created by segregating from a Rhode Island Red population. The population is homozygous for rs gene. indigenous 2.9 2.1 They are red splashed in colour. domestic breed indigenous breed, gene pool: Mosneni Constanza 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Rhode island rosu-e rom. Rhode Island Red-e Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2.6 2 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Brasov-Codlea 230 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Rhode island rosu-h rom. Rhode Island Red-h Eggs Pedigreed. industrial 2.7 2 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Brasov-Codlea 220 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Rhode island rosu-m rom. Rhode Island Red-m Eggs Closed population. industrial 2.7 2 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Brasov-Codlea 210 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Rhode island rosu-p rom. Rhode Island Red-p Eggs Closed population. industrial 2.7 2 domestic line imported from Canada in 1970 1970 Brasov-Codlea 220 4.5 4.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Rhode island rosu-pitic rom. Rhode Island Red Bantam Rhode Island Red-Bantam Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by two breeders Constanza 60 6 6 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Sussex herminat rom. Light Sussex Light Sussex Columbian Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. These are rustic animals. fancy 3.8 3 domestic variety originated in Banat Constanza 120 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Chicken Sussex mamaia sat rom. Light Sussex Mamaia Sat Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. These are rustic animals. indigenous 2.9 2.1 domestic variety originated in Constanza, created by selecting within a local Sussex population 1967 Constanza 180 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Sussex pestrit pitic rom. Speckled Sussex Bantam Fancy indigenous 1.2 0.9 domestic breed originated in Transylvania, created by two breeders in 1966 1966 Constanza 50 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Welsummer Maron rom. Welsummer Welsummer Fancy In this breed sex-linked dwarfism (dw) is present. indigenous 1.1 0.9 Females are dwarfs. domestic variety originated in Transylvania, developed by five breeders 1967-1969 Constanza 60 7 7 international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Romania ROU Chicken White Plymouth Rock-Silver eng. Meat Pedigreed, homozygous for silver (S) gene. industrial 4 3 domestic line originated in Tarasesti, selected from White Plymouth Rock Tartasesti 140 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken White Plymouth Rock-dw eng. Plymouth rock alb-dw Meat The dwarf gene was transferred from the New Hampshire population (Romamian origin) industrial 3 2 dwarfism domestic variety gene pool: Mosneni, originated in Constanza Tartasesti 140 5.5 5.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken White Sultan eng. Sultana alba Fancy indigenous 1.4 0.9 multiple spurs domestic variety originated in Transylvania, created by one breeder 1968 Constanza 50 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Wiandotte alb pitic rom. White Wyandotte Bantam Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 domestic variety originated in Banat, created by two breeders Constanza 40 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Wiandotte negru pitic rom. Black Wyandotte Bantam Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 domestic variety originated in Banat, was developed by two breeders Constanza 50 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Wyandotte alb rom. Wyandotte White Wyandotte White Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.2 2.6 domestic variety originated in Banat, developed by two breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 100 6 6 international No Material unknown unknown critical -Romania ROU Chicken Wyandotte argintiu lacat rom. Wyandotte Silver Laced Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.2 2.4 domestic variety originated in Banat, developed by two breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Wyandotte argintiu locat pitic rom. Wyandotte Silver Laced Bantam Fancy indigenous 0.9 0.7 domestic breed originated in Banat, developed by two breeders Constanza 50 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Wyandotte auria lacat rom. Wyandotte Gold Laced Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.2 2.4 domestic variety originated in Banat, developed by one breeder 1969 110 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Wyandotte lacat rom. Wyandotte Buff Laced Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.2 2.4 They are buff in colour. domestic variety created in the gene pool of Mosneni 1972-1974 Constanza 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Chicken Wyandotte negru rom. Wyandotte Black Fancy Tardiness is reported for this breed. indigenous 3.2 2.6 domestic variety originated in Banat, developed by 4 breeders 1967-1968 Constanza 100 6 6 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Goat Banat White 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted breed local Sufficient unknown unknown -Romania ROU Goat Carpatina Cashgora rom. Carpathian Goat Capra romaneasca, Romanian goat, Carpathian Goat Milk In2003, Carpathian goat represent some 80% of all Romanian goats. The breed is adapted to local climate, management system, and to the support capacity of vegetable production. The breed is adapted to parasitism. uni coloured: black, grey, brown, white 2 2 twisted horns 100 89 56.7 44 mixed haired and medium size goat domestic breed local goat of Carpathia, indigenous breed. hair 4.5 5 regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Horse Arabian eng. Arab domestic breed imported from neighbouring countries; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Horse Banat DraughtPower light domestic variety origin from Nonius, Noric, Ardennes, Oldenburg and Lipitsa Timis plateau local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Horse Dobrogeana rom. Dobrogea similar to Moldavian but smaller; pony domestic variety former variety of Romanian local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Horse Furioso-North-Star eng. Furioso-Northstar domestic breed imported from neighbouring countries; locally adapted regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Horse Gidran eng. Gidran domestic breed imported from neighbouring countries; locally adapted regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Horse Hutsul eng. Hutsul In 2003, this breed is endangered. domestic breed indigenous breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Romania ROU Horse Ialomita domestic variety variety of Transylvanian Walachia local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Horse Lipitsa Lipitsa domestic breed imported from neighbouring countries; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Romania ROU Horse Moldovenesca rom. Moldavian light; pony domestic variety former variety of Romanian local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Horse Nonius eng. Nonius domestic breed imported from neighbouring countries; locally adapted regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Horse Romanian Draft eng. domestic breed locally adapted 1850-1950 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Horse Romanian Mountain eng. Calul românesc de munte pony domestic variety former variety of Romanian local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Horse Romanian Sport horse eng. domestic breed locally adapted 1850-1950 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Horse Romanian Trotter eng. domestic breed locally adapted 1850-1950 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Horse Shagya-Arabian eng. Shagya Arab domestic breed imported from neighbouring countries; locally adapted international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Horse Transylvaneana rom. Siebenburgisch, Transylvanian light domestic variety origin from Bessarabian x Hungarian; former variety of Romanian; subvariety: Ialomita local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Meat skin uni coloured: red 280 220 lop ears 1969 domestic breed imported from USA since 1970 from Duroc (USA) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat skin multi coloured: black with white saddle 270 220 erect ears 1969 domestic breed imported from USA since 1970 from Hampshire (USA) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat This breed is adapted to diets with low quality protein content. skin uni coloured: white 280 220 erect ears 1958 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and former USSR since 1970 from Large White (United Kingdom) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Pig Mangalita rom. Mangalitsa Red Red Mangalitsa, Mangalitsa Meat fat meat The animals are adapted to adverse conditions of feeding and management. uni coloured: red, white 74 68 150 140 wool coat, lop ears 1958 domestic breed imported from Austria, Hungary and Serbia Transilvania regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Romania ROU Pig Palatin Celtic type domestic variety local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Pig Porcul Ald de Banat rom. Banat White Meat 1999: The last remaining sows are crossbreds. domestic variety origin in early 20th century from Middle White and Edelschwein x Mangalitsa with some blood of Small White, Berkshire, Large White and German Improved Landrace western and southern Banat, western Romania local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Pig Porcul negru de Dobrogea rom. Dobrogea Black Meat domestic variety origin (1949-67) from Large Black x Russian Large White local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Pig Romanian Landrace eng. Landrace Meat Skin uni coloured: white 270 220 lop ears 1958 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and Sweden since 1970 from Landrace (Sweden, United Kingdom) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Pig Romanian Saddleback eng. Porcul de Banat, Bazna Meat fat meat The animals are adapted to adverse conditions of feeding and management. multi coloured: black with white saddle 74 72 170 150 erect ears 1958 domestic breed composite of Berkshire and Mangalitza central Transilvania local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Pig Stocli rom. Transylvanian domestic variety variety of Romanian Native local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Pig Strei Meat uni coloured: black domestic variety origin (1877 on) from Large Black and Mangalitsa x local Hunedoara, Transylvania local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Pig Synthetic Peris eng. domestic breed autochthonous 1850-1950 local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat skin uni coloured: white 270 220 erect ears 1969 domestic breed imported from USA since 1970 from Yorkshire (USA) country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Ascanian Merino eng. Askanian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -Romania ROU Sheep Australian Merino eng. Australian Merino In 2003, this breed is endangered. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Awassi Awassi 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Blackhead Ruda Black Head Tsigai, Karabash Milk multi coloured: cream coloured body, black face and legs 0 0 90 58 They are of large size, angular type, with roman nose and loped ears. domestic breed locally adapted breed 1986 located in Teleorman county, on the left side of Danube. It is a sedentary breed owned by peasants who have some 20-150 sheep, grazed on marginal lands around the village. local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material extinct extinct endangered -Romania ROU Sheep Caucasus Merino eng. Caucasian Merino In 2003, this breed is endangered. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Coopworth eng. Coopworth In 2003, this breed is endangered. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Drysdale eng. Drysdale 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Finnish Landrace eng. Finnish Landrace 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Karakul Karakul Wool uni coloured: black, grey, brown, white 2 0 64 62 63 42 domestic breed imported from Uzbekistan. since 1960 from Karakul (Former USSR, Former German Democratic Republic) northern and central Moldavia wool international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Karnabat eng. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material extinct extinct -Romania ROU Sheep Merinos Transilvanean rom. Transylvanian Merino Transylvanian Merino Meat occasionally pastures in lowland area uni coloured: white 2 0 67 61 84 48 1936 domestic breed composite of Hungarian Merino, Rambouillet and Negretti since 1960 from Groznensk Merino (Former USSR) western lowland wool local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Merinos de Palas rom. Palas Merino Palas Merino Wool Occasionally pastures in lowlands area uni coloured: white 2 0 73 65 105 60 1926 domestic breed composite of Tsigai, Turcana, Stogosa, Rambouillet and Merino Mutton (Germany) since 1960 from Merino (Australia) southern Moldavia wool local Sufficient unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Ostfriesian eng. East Friesian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Palas Meat eng. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local Sufficient unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Palas Milk eng. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local Sufficient unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Perendale eng. Perendale 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Polwarth eng. Polwarth In 2003, this breed is endangered. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Radska Racka Corkscrew Valachian Milk less resistance to cold and even rains. uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic breed 6.4 regional Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Romanov Romanov 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Romney In 2003, this breed is endangered. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Rusetu Tsigai eng. In 2003, this breed is endangered. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep South Down eng. South Down 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -Romania ROU Sheep Stavropol Merino eng. Stavropol In 2003, this breed is endangered. 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Romania ROU Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international Not Sufficient extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Texel dutch Texel 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Tsigai Tsigai Tigaie Wool resistant against adverse environment (mountain climate, winter in open fields), capable to walk in transhumance hundreds or thousands of km. resistant to local parasites and specific pathogens of S-E Europe. Occasional pastures multi coloured: white with brown face and legs 2 0 67 63 58 41 domestic breed indigenous breed ancient semi-fine wool breed. Related to Merino and British Meet Sheep. It seems to be originally the sheep of Carpathians Ben (Central Romania) long distance transhumance shepherds. hills of Transylvania wool medium international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Romania ROU Sheep Tsurcana rom. Romanian Zackel Romanian Zackel Wool multi coloured: white wool (some 90%), but also grey or black (dominant to white), with face and legs white, brown or spotted (polymorphism with some fixation in some flocks and populations) 2 2 Females are polled or have small horns.The males are horned, and horns are rolled in a spiral sharp with the peak directed outside. 71 63 53 37 It is a mixed wool sheep, with long, thin tail. domestic breed "indigenous breed ancient indigenous breed coarse-wool breed. It was dispersed by Romanian transhumance shepherds2 and by former """"Walachian"""" populations who use to live on this area." Carpathian mountains wool coarse/carpet 2.6 1.7 3.7 80 150 180 60 80 7.6 1.02 1.05 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Ass Abkhazskaya ru. Abkhasian domestic variety variety of Georgian local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Ass Dagestanskaya ru. Dagestan Caucasian type domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Ass Hamadan ru. Hamadan uni coloured: white similar to Mary breed domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Ass Kakhetinskaya ru. Kakhetian domestic variety variety of Georgian local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Bactrian camel Kalmutskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Bactrian camel Kazakh Bactrian eng. Kazakh Bactrian The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 180 174 700 585 domestic breed Astrakhan, Saratov, Volgograd regions 5.5 545 1200 5.5 45 39 two intra-breed types can be distinguished: 1. meat-wool type: - average weight 750 kg (males) and 650 kg (females);
- wither height avg. 184 cm, max. 196 cm (males) and 180 cm (females);
- fleece weight 8 - 15 kg/year;
- milk yield in 12 months: 920 kg;
- milk fat 6.2 %;
2. meat-milk type: - average weight: 670 kg (males), 580 kg (females);
- wither height: 179 cm (males), 173 cm (females);
- fleece weight 8 kg (males), 5.4 kg (fermales);
- avg. milk yield 450 kg in 12 months with 5.7% milk fat;
1 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Bactrian camel Mongolian Bactrian eng. Mongolian Bactrian Wool The breed is well adapted to the local harsh desert conditions. The animals have no free access to water, but they can quickly put on weight and can store large amounts of fat (100 to 120 kg) in their two humps. 172 167 525 493.6 domestic breed Tuva Republic 5 25 528 548 5.6 14 37 36 - riding 60 - 70 km /d;
- baggageing: 30 - 40 km /d;
1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Buffalo Caucasian eng. Caucasian Azerbaijan Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black, grey with white tail tip 0/2 0/2 large well developed thick horns 139 134 700 480 domestic breed indigenous 1935-1970 northern Caucasus and Transcaucasia 300 2100 8.6 26 25 650 F65-342, 343 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals raised under stationary conditions, housed for 3 months per year, and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The Caucasian breed surpasses local buffaloes considerably in milk yield, butter fat content and live weight. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Aberdeen-Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Altaiskaya ru. South Siberian, Altai Meat 0 domestic variety variety of Siberian local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Ayshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Babaev 2 2 0 domestic variety German Brown (Allgäuer) x local cattle; original (with Miskov and crossed with Swiss Brown) of Kostroma Kostroma local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Beliy sibirskiy skot ru. Siberian White Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
multi coloured: white with black ears 2 2 domestic breed Novosibirsk local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Bestuzhevskaya rus. Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Black and White eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk The first group of Brown Swiss animals was imported to Russia from Switzerland in 1861 to a farm of Moscow agricultural academy. This breed soon became very popular in Moscow, Smolensk, Tula and other regions of Russia. Delivery of imported genetic resources to Russia were made in the twentiesthirties of the last century (Switzerland), and in 1958-1972 from Austria, Switzerland, Hungary and USA. Later, semen and sires were imported from USA and Canada. 0 0 domestic breed 1861 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Bushuevskaya ru. Bushuev Pritashkentskaya, Tashkent, Bushuev Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is adapted to a hot climate. This breed is reported to be resistant to blood parasites. A high milk fat content is reported for this breed. F65-43 uni coloured: white with black ears and black spectacles around eyes 0 0 132 123 810 450 small hump in male y domestic breed composite of Friesian, Swiss Brown, local zebu and Simmental Syr Darya, Tashkent, Samarkand 305 3770 3.95 28 26 F65-41, 43 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5 months per year and fed on grazing, concentrates and fodder. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Chernopestraya ru. Holstein (black and white) Russian Black Pied, Russian Friesian Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR (excluding the Baltic Republics).
Although Mason distinguishes Central Russian, Russian, Ural and Siberian Black Pied breeds, there does not seem to be any clear distinction between these. Small regional variations do exist e.g.. European Black Pied animals are high milk producers and have a strong constitution, Ural Black Pieds have a lighter constitution, are long legged, have high milk yield and good milk fat, Siberian Black Pieds are smaller and inferior with regards milk and milk fat production. All Black Pieds are specialised in milk production. They were the second most numerous breed in the Former USSR in 1980. The breed is a high producer in the difficult climate that it encounters and is improving every year. multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 140 129 850 560 y 1940 domestic breed composite of East Friesian, Dutch Black, Local Russian, Ural, Siberian and other breeds central European Russia, Siberia 305 4770 3.53 33 30 F65-6, 7 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Chernopestryi skot sibiri ru. Sibirskaya chernopestraya, Siberian Black Pied Milk 2 2 domestic variety variety of Russian Black Pied; composite of East Friesian and local Siberian 1929 western Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Dagestan Mountain eng. Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Dagestanskaya Buraya ru. Dagestan Brown Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety originated from Swiss Brown x Dagestan Mountain & Carparthian Brown blood, absorbed by Caucasian Brown Dagestan local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Istobenskaya ru. Istoben Istoben Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The decline has been precipitated by the lack of competitiveness of this breed compared to other dairy breeds. The breed is well adapted to the local conditions. This breed is reported to be resistant to infectious diseases. Cases of Leucosis among these animals are 20 times less than for Black Pied breeds. F65-15 uni coloured: black, red
multi coloured: black pied, red pied 2 2 138 129 760 480 y 1935 domestic breed composite of Kholmogory, Swiss Brown, East Friesian and Great Russian Kirov 305 2950 3.82 30 28 F65-15 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kalmytskaya ru. Kalmyk Astrakhan, Krasno-Astrakhanskaya, Kalmyk Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is highly adapted to grazing on poor vegetation and surviving harsh changes in climate. The body temperature of these animals is fairly stable under harsh winter conditions or very hot sunny conditions. The animals are known for their high viability. F65-2 able to graze on poor vegetation uni coloured: red often with white on head, belly and feet 2 2 135 126 720 430 y domestic breed Taurino-Mongolian type from Asian Bos primigenius, composite of Simmental, Shorthorn and local cattle
This breed was formed about 300 years ago in the mountain and steppe regions of China, Western Mongolia and Southern Altai. The Kalmyik cattle appeared in the South-Eastern regions of Russia in the first quarter of the XVII century. Low Volga region (Kalmykia, Volgograd, Astrakhan), as well as Rostov on Don, Stavropol krai, Chita region, Byryatia and Tuva 210 1200 5 24 22 F65-74 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6-7 months per year and fed on grazinig, fodder and concentrates. This breed is known for its ability to graze on poor vegetation like Sagebush pasture. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Karelian eng. 2 2 0 domestic variety Its equivalent to the East Finnish Breed local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kavkazskaya ru. Caucasian Transcaucasian, Caucasian Milk uni coloured: two coloured varieties:1. small and black 2. large and red 2 2 domestic breed Greater and Lesser Caucasus, Transcaucasian Lowlands regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kazakhskaya ru. Kazakh Kazakh, Kirgiz Meat 2 2 124 112 498 330 domestic breed Turano-Mongolian type 180 880 5 F46-39 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kemerovskaya ru. Kemerovo Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety Siberian crossed with Simmental, Kholmogory, Ukrainian Red, East Friesian (1930's); absorbed by Black Pied 1930 Siberia- Absorbed By Black Pied. local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Khevsurskaya gruppa ru. Khevsurian Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
2 2 domestic variety variety of Georgian Mountain local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kholmogorskaya ru. Kholmogory Kholmogory Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is also quite versatile and can adapt to various climatic conditions. Cases of leucosis are lower than for Black Pieds. F65-18 uni coloured: also black or red
multi coloured: usually black pied, also red pied 2 2 140 134 850 500 y 1927 domestic breed composite of local cattle and Friesian
Kholmogorskaya breed was established by using the cattle that was brought by the settlers to Arkhangelsk region from Novgorod (X-XII centuries) and Upper Volga regions (XIII century). The subsequent imports of Dutch cattle (XVIII-XIX centuries) had a certain impact to forming Kholmogorskaya breed 1765 mainly Arkhangelsk and Kirov regions, as well as in the Republics of Udmurtia, Tatarstan and Komi 305 4000 3.72 32 30 F65-18 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. This breed is second only to the Black Pied breeds in milk production. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kostromskaya ru. Kostroma Karavaevo, Kostroma Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is known for longevity, strong constitution and hardiness. This breed is characterised by a strong constitution, hardiness and high milk production over a long lifetime. hardiness uni coloured: light grey with yellow or pale yellow top line (similar to Brown Swiss) 2 2 140 132 850 520 y domestic breed composite of Swiss Brown and improved local (Babaev and Miskov) 1890-1945 Yaroslavl 305 3540 3.85 32 30 F65-67 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for seven months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Krasnaya Stepnaya ru. Holstein (red and white) Krasnaya nemetskaua, Red Colonist, Red German, Red Ukrainian, Red Steppe Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is well adapted to continental climate. uni coloured: red of various shades 2 2 138 130 800 500 dairy type conformation y 1923 domestic breed composite of Red East Friesian, Angeln and Ukranian Grey, later also Swiss Brown and East Friesian 1789 3450 3.71 30 27 F65-37, 39 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected form animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. There are 3 main zonal types, Zaporozhye (high milk production), Crimean (combine high mily yields with high fat content) and Donetsk (high milk production with high live weight). international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Krasnaya gorbatovskaya ru. Gorbatov Red Gorbatov Red, Krasnogorbatovskaya Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
After 1976 the breed was not included in the zoning plan for Gorki and Vladimir regions and has consequently gone into decline. There are 2 breeding centres: Bogordoski in Gorki region and Zimenki in Vladimir region. There are 12 000 doses of semen under storage. This breed is reported to be resistant to leucosis, tuberculosis and brucellosis. The breed is a high producer of butterfat and considered one of the best national breeds. It is a dual purpose breed. uni coloured: red, sometimes with white markings on udder and abdomen and pink muzzle 2 2 horns are white with black tips 133 122 830 470 y 1921 domestic breed composite of Tyrolean and Prioksky created in the 19th century 19th century Gorki Region 305 2970 4.1 31 29 F65-49 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for seven months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Krasnaya tambovskaya ru. Tambov Red Krasnotambovskaya, Tambov Red Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed was recognized in 1948. It is considered a vanishing breed. The most valuable characteristics of the breed are a strong constitution and resistance to some diseases. The animals are known for their strong constitution. uni coloured: red occasional with white markings on abdomen, chest and legs 2 2 136 127 700 460 y 1948 domestic breed composite of Tyrolean, Devon, Simmental and local breeds early 19th century mainly Kirsanov District, Tambov and Voronesh Region 305 3100 3.76 31 29 F65-51 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kubano-Chernomorskaya ru. Krasnodarsk, Kuban-Black Sea Meat uni coloured: grey, brown, yellow 2 2 0 domestic variety Brown Swiss & Simmental x Ukrainian Grey in 19th century northern Caucasus local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Kurganskaya ru. Kurgan Kurgan Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: red, white 2 2 139 129 800 500 well developed dewlap y domestic breed composite of Shorthorn, Simmental, Dutch, Bestuzhev, Tagil, Red Steppe and local cattle 1890 South-western Siberia 305 3100 4 30 28 850 F65-73 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. In pedigree herds most cattle produce over 4% butterfat. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Menno-Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) 2 2 0 domestic variety originated from East Prussian Black Pied Lowland (late 1700s, early 1800s) international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Miskov Meat 2 2 0 domestic variety local cattle with Yaroslovl, Kholmogory & Ayrshire blood Kostroma local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Obrak Aubrac Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Pechorskii tip kholmogorskogo skota ru. Pechora Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
multi coloured: black and white, red and white 2 2 domestic variety descended from Zyryanka 16-20th century, improved by Kholmogory 1930-1947, 16th-20th century Komi, north European Russia F65-12 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Priokskaya chernopestraya ru. Oka Black Pied Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety from East Friesian or Kholmogory x Simmental, Swiss Brown & Jersey; absorbed by Black Pied Ryazan local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Prioskaya ru. Oka 2 2 0 domestic variety original of Gorbatov Red Gorki local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Red Tambovskaya Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Red and White eng. Holstein (red and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Red gorbatovskaya rus. Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Russo-Siberian eng. Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety variety of Siberian local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Salers fr. Salers Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Shvitskaya ru. Russian Brown Russian Brown Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: brown of various shades 2 2 139 131 850 500 y domestic breed imported from Switzerland and Germany in early 19th century early 19th century Transcaucausia 305 3550 3.73 34 32 1100 F65-59 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6 - 6.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The crossing of Swiss Brown with indigenous breeds throughout the former USSR has led to the development of many regional breeds including Ala-Tau, Lebedin, Caucausian Brown and Carpathian Brown. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Sibirskii skot ru. Siberian Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety Turano-Mongolian type local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Simmentalskaya ru. Simmental Simmental, Russian Simmental Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number of animals in 1980 excluded Sychevka. This breed accounted for 25.6% of all cattle in Former USSR in 1980 and was therefore the most common breed. The breed may be divided into 6 types:
Steppe Simmental (Russian cattle X Simmental bulls)
Ukrainian Simmental (Grey Steppe cattle X Simmental bulls (good beef animals))
Volga Simmental (Central Russian Kalmyk and Kazakh X Simmental bulls)
Ural Simmental (Siberian and Kazakh cattle X Simmental)
Siberian Simmental (Siberian and Buryat X Simmental)
Far Eastern Simmental (Transbaikal and Yakut X Simmental (formed under harsh continental climatic conditions)
multi coloured: red, yellow, white 2 2 142 133 900 600 y 1925 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn, Simmental, Dutch, Bestuzhev, Tagil, Red Steppe and local cattle country-wide 305 3800 5000 3.75 38 36 900 F65-58 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected form animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6 - 6.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. Three basic types can be distinguished based on productivity:
dairy (5 000 kg milk per year);
dairy-beef (4 640 kg of milk per year);
beef (3 850 kg of milk per year);
international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Srednerusskaya ru. Black Pied, Chernopestraya, Tsentralnaya, Central Russian Black Pied Milk The Black pied breeds may be divided into regional groups or varieties, such as Estonian, Central Russian and Siberian (Mason 1988). However, only one breed is officially recognised in the former USSR, the Russian Black Pied. This is distinct from the Baltic Black Pied which may be subdivided into Lithuanian and Estonian varieties. According to Mason (1988) Ural, Central Russian and Siberian were separate varieties with established herd-books. Data before independence refer to Former USSR. multi coloured: black and white pied 2 2 170 129 850 560 y 1940 domestic variety composite of Great Russian, Siberian, Trans-Ural, Central Asian and East Friesian: variety of Russian Black Pied central European Russia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Suksunskaya skot ru. Suksun Suksun Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is adapted to live under the severe climatic conditions in central Ural. The animals are reported to show resistance to leucosis and tuberculosis. F65-40 uni coloured: red 2 2 137 129 770 480 compact conformation y 1941 domestic breed composite of Danish Red, local cattle, Angeln, Red Steppe, Estonian Red and Latvian Brown mainly in the Suksun District, Perm Region 305 3200 3.92 31 27.5 F65-40 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Sychevskaya ru. Sychevka Sychevka Simmental, Western Simmental, Sychevka Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The Sychevskaya breed was officially registered in 1950. multi coloured: red, yellow, white with white head 2 2 142 133 900 600 y domestic variety "variety of Russian Simmental: composite of Simmental and West Russian: In 1950 the """"Simmentalised"""" cattle in the Smolensk and Kalinin regions were distinguished as the Sychevka breed." 1880 Tver, Bryansk, Kaluga, Kursk regions, as well as in Mordovia and Siberian regions 3350 3.77 34 32 118 F65-57 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Tagil'skaya ru. Tagil Tagil Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number of animals has decreased 13% from 1970 - 1980. There are essentially 3 types of Tagil; Tagil-Dutch (mainly black and white), Starotagil (influence of Swiss Brown and Tyrolean) and the standard Tagil (uninfluenced be Dutch Black Pieds). The breed is adapted to mountain climate. The breed is resistant to diseases. The animals are known for good beef quality, high butterfat content and high milk yields. mountain climate uni coloured: also black, red
multi coloured: usually black pied, also red pied 2 2 138 130 850 480 y 1931 domestic breed composite of Friesian, Kholmogory, Swiss Brown, Tyrolean and local cattle mid 19th century Sverdlovsk, southern Ural 305 3450 3.97 31 28 F65-21 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Ural'skaya Chernopestraya ru. Ural Black Pied Milk 2 2 y 1951 domestic variety variety of Russian Black Pied; composite of East Friesian and Tagil 1937 Sverdlovsk, Chelyabinsk and Perm local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Velikokavkazskaya ru. Greater Caucasus Greater Caucasus uni coloured: black 2 2 domestic variety smaller variety of Caucasian Caucasus regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Vychegodsko-vymskaya ru. Vychegda-Vym Milk comments: black (28%), black pied (20%) or red pied (47%) 0 0 domestic variety Komi. local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle West Siberian eng. Meat 2 2 similar to Kalmuk 0 domestic variety variety of Siberian local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Yakutskii Skot ru. Yakut East Siberian, Yakut Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is adapted to live under extreme cold northern climatic conditions and highly adapted to very difficult feeding conditions. The udder and body are covered with thick hair to protect them from the cold and midges. The animals are reported to show resistance to tuberculosis, leucosis and brucellosis. The animals are able to thrive on poor feeding. F65-83 multi coloured: black, red or spotted with white back-line 2 2 122 112 525 375 thick hair with numerous guard hairs domestic breed last remaining variety of Siberian, indigenous breed local breed Yakutia 240 1900 5.85 23 22 F65-83 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 8-8.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Yaroslavskaya ru. Yaroslavl Domshinskaya, Vladimir, Yaroslavl Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The most valuable characteristics of the breed are it's high rich milk yields, resistance to Tuberculosis, Leucosis and Brucellosis and high response to improved feeding and management conditions. The animals are reported to show resistance to tuberculosis, leucosis and brucellosis. uni coloured: usually black occasionally red with white head and feet 2 2 136 127 840 480 y 1924 domestic breed indigenous local breed developed in the late 19th century
Yaroslavskaya breed was selected in the XIX century in the Central zone of Russia by using the local Northern forest cattle. Kholmogorski cattle to a significant extent had influenced on the formation of the existing population of Yaroslavski cattle, and to a less extent there was an impact of Black and White Dutch cattle late 19th century Yaroslavl, Ivanovo, Vologda and Tver regions of the Russian Federation 305 3600 4.12 30 30 F65-23 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Yurinskaya ru. Yurino Nizhegorod, Yurino Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
In 1989 the breed was vanishing rapidly due to the upgrading with sires of other breeds. The animals are reported to show resistance to tuberculosis, leucosis and brucellosis. F65-55 uni coloured: red, brow occasionally with white markings on lower barrel 2 2 small and thin horns 132 123 750 480 large dewlap y 1937 domestic breed composite of Gorbatov Red, Tyrolean, Swiss Brown, Chuvash Mari and Simmental 1812-1880 Mariskaya 305 3.85 28 25 F65-53 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6-7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Cattle Zebu Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Baros 123 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Belarus 9 Belarus 9 domestic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Broiler 6 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken CK - 213 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken CK Rus domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken CK Rus - 2 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Hissex White P Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Koncurent domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Koncurent-2 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Kuchinskaya Jubilee domestic developed in Moscow region by using genetic resources of the following breeds: Russian White, New Hampshire, Rhode Island Red, Australop, and White Plymouth Rock local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Lohman Brown Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Chicken P-46 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Progress Progress domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Rodonit Commercial strain- Rodonit domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Sibiryak domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Silver Adlerskaya domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Smena domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Smena-2 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken UK Kuban 123 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken White Cornish eng. White Cornish domestic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Chicken White Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock White domestic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Chicken Zarya 17 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Deer Chukotski ru. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Deer Evenkijski ru. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Duck (domestic) Beijing eng. Pekin 4.1 3.7 domestic imported from China 1920s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Duck (domestic) Blagovarski domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Duck (domestic) Medeo domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Duck (domestic) Medeo-2 domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Angoro-Pridonskaya ru. Angora-Don Wool 2 2 0 domestic variety cross-bred Angora x Don 0 wool mohair/angora local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Goat Bashkirskaya koza reduralya ru. Cis-Ural Bashkir goat, Bashkir Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety variety of North Russian 0 North-western Bashkiria hair local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Goat Belaya Dagestanskaya ru. Dagestan White Wool 2 2 domestic breed composite of Soviet Mohair and local Dagestan improved with Altai Mountain Dagestan cashmere local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Dagestanskaya ru. Dagestan, East Caucasian Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: 1. long haired: black, white, grey: 2. short haired: red, blue 2 2 short hair, variety is similar to Karachai domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Gorkovskaya ru. Gorki Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is known for prolificacy and may give up to 6 kids per kidding. uni coloured: white 2 2 64 62 67 45 similar to Russian White domestic breed from Russian White by two crosses of Saanen 550 4.7 F65-335 2.15 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Gornoaltaiiskaya ru. Altai Mountain Altai Mountain Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
F65-322: There were 197, 999 Altai goats in 1980, although its not altogether clear whether or not this includes cross-breeds. uni coloured: black with grey undercoat 2 2 67 42 domestic breed indigenous goats improved with Don since 1938 Gorno Altai cashmere 0.75 F65-327 FAO Breed Survey The data were collected under stationary conditions. The animals were housed for 0-7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The performance of goats kept under extensive husbandry was quite satisfactory. The year round maintainance on pastures does not led to deterioration in wool quality. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Karachaevskaya ru. Karachai North Caucasian, Karachai Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black, grey, red, white
multi coloured: pied 2 2 domestic breed northern Caucasus cashmere regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Mountain Down eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Orenburg eng. Bashkirskaya Koza Zauralya, Chkalov, Trans-Ural Bashkir, Orenburgskaya Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
It is not quite clear if the 1980 figure includes data on cross-breeds The breed is adapted to the harsh continental climate of the south-eastern zone. The breed produces high quality cashmere and is of large size and live weight which make it a valuable national resource. F65-324 uni coloured: usually black (> 90%), occasionally tan, grey or pied 2 2 75 45 predominantly large animals domestic breed indigenous breed, local goats selected for Cashmere Orenburg, Chelyabinsk and South-eastern Bashkiria cashmere 0.66 150 97 3.9 F65-324 FAO Breed Survey The data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.35 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Pridonskaya ru. Don Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
It is not quite clear if the 1980 figure includes cross-breeds. This breed is known for prolificacy. 145 to 150 kids/100 females kidding are reported. This breed has the highest wool production of all Former USSR goat breeds. F65-325 uni coloured: usually black, occasionally white 2 2 large horns, variable in shape 61 60 75 37 This breed is unusual in that the wool is longer than the guard hairs. y 1934 domestic breed Basin of River Don and Lower Volga cashmere 0.5 150 135 4.6 2 2 F65-325 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.47 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Russkaya Belaya ru. Improved North Russian, Russian Dairy, Russian White Dairy, Russian White Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is reported to be fertile. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 64 62 67 45 domestic breed composite of Saanen and Local North Russian from 1905 onwards north European Russia 0.12 550 4.7 F65-335 2.05 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Severorusskaya ru. Tatar, North Russian Milk uni coloured: white
comments: usually white 2 2 0 domestic variety origin of Russian White 0 European Russia, north of Smolensk to Tataria hair local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Goat Soviet Woolen eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Volgograd White eng. Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 2 2 domestic variety white variety of Don local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goat Zaanenskaya ru. Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Chinese Grey eng. Chinese domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Hungarian eng. White Hungarian domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Italian eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Kuban domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Landskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Large Grey eng. Large Grey domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Lindovskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Rhine eng. Rhein domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Goose (domestic) Shadrinskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Akhaltekinskaya ru. late maturity, relatively high life expectancy domestic breed direct ancestor of the oldest domesticated saddle horses which were formed in the 7th century Northern Caucasus of Russia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Altaiskaya ru. Altai Oirot, Altai DraughtPower Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is adapted to live under conditions of hypoxia and scarce fodder in the mountains. The animals show a high adaptability to year-round grazing. Their specific hoof structure makes them fit for stony mountain roads. N22-T5F uni coloured: chestnut, bay, black, grey
multi coloured: occasionally speckled 140 137 domestic breed part of Siberian Pony group Altai Mountain, Taiga F65-307 FAO Breed Survey N22 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, not housed and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. Crosses with this breed show good performance traits. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse American Saddle Horse eng. American Saddle Horse domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Horse Amurskaya ru. Amur light 0 domestic variety originated from Transbaikal x Tomsk; extinct due to crossing with Orlov and Russian Trotters, Don and Budyonny Siberia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Anglo-Kabarda eng. Anglo-Kabarda Anglo-Kabardinskaya Porodnaya Gruppa uni coloured: black, brown, bay
multi coloured: black, brown light animals domestic breed composite of Thoroughbred and Kabarda northern Caucasus regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Arabian pure bred eng. Arab uni-coloured: yellow, light brown and grey domestic breed imported 17th century Central part of Russia and in the Northern Caucasus international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Horse Avarskaya ru. Avar PackBaggage domestic variety smallest variety of Dagestan Pony Dagestan Mountain local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Balkar ru. domestic variety mountain variety of Kabarda local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Bashkirskaya ru. Bashkir Milk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
In 1980 the breed was mainly concentrated in Ufa stud, the leading centre for the breed. This breed is known for its high work endurance. uni coloured: bay, chestnut, roan and mouse grey 143 142 light animals domestic breed Mongolian type, improved by various breeds mountain and steppe Zone adjacent to Volga river and the Ural 240 2100 F65-307 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 6-7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Bityug ru. Bityugskaya, Biçuk, Bityug heavy; similar to Voronezh 0 domestic variety originated from Heavy Trotter x local horses in 19th century; origin of Voronezh Heavy Draft Voronezh local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Boudennovskaya ru. Budyonny Budyonny Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: usually grey or bay 165 161 large, with strong constitution and good sportive performance y 1951 domestic breed developed in Rostov region in the first half of the 20th century by crossing Donskaya breed with Purebred saddle and subsequent interbreeding of crosses from the first and second generations 1921-1949 Southern zone of Russia's European part F65-261 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from horses under stationary conditions, housed for 5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The breeds speed records are as follows:
1, 600m in 1 min 43 sec: 2, 400m in 2 min 35.9 sec. regional No Information unknown unknown critical -Russian Federation RUS Horse Buryatskaya ru. Buryat- Mongolian, Transbaikal, Zabaikal'skaya, Buryat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Mason (1988) considers the breed to be rare. domestic breed part of the Siberian Pony group Buryatia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Byryatskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Charysh ru. Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
domestic variety local variety Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Chernomorskaya ru. Black Sea Riding (work) light 0 domestic variety origin from Nogai x saddle horse (in 18th century) x mountain, Thoroughbred, Don & Karabakh et al. (19th - 20th century); absorbed by Budyonny, Don and Ukrainian Saddle Horse Krasnodar-Rostov Area local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Chilkovskaya ru. Chilkov domestic variety origin from heavy draft x Buryat (in 17th century) Buryatia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Chistokrovnaya Arabskaya ru. Arab Arab, Russian Arab The breed has been separated into a number of varieties and is now concentrated in 5 studs and 2 horse breeding farms This breed is known for fertility. The animals are known for longevity. 154 151 domestic breed Breeding of Arab horses in the former USSR started in 1925. Since then the Arab horses have been upgraded with animals imported from Hungary and France in 1930 and from Britain and Poland in 1936. since 1925 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Horse Chumyshskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Chumysh Riding (sports) Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
According to Mason (1988) this breed is rare. 155 light animals domestic breed composite of Siberian Pony and Russian (1770-1850), Trotters and Draft (1850-1917) 1770-1850 North-eastern Altai local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Chuvashskaya ru. Chuvash pony 0 domestic variety local forest type improved by Trotter, Soviet, Vladimir and Heavy Draft Chuvashia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Cossack Old Don 0 domestic variety developed from Nogai x Mongolian and Kalmyk in 18th century; origin of Don Russia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Dagestanskii Poni ru. Dagestan Pony Dagestan Pony Milk According to Mason (1988) the breed is rare. Data before independence refer to Former USSR. domestic breed northern Caucasus regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Donskaya ru. Don Trans-Don, Don Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Up to 87% live births, with 85% survival up to 1 year of age are reported for this breed. This is not a very fast breed but it possesses remarkable endurance and high jumping abilities. The breed may be of interest for mounted tourism. uni coloured: golden chestnut 166 164 light animals y domestic breed descended from Cossack, later crossed with Persian, Karabakh, Arab, Thoroughbred and Orlovro, Donskaya breed was formed in the XVII-XIX century in the steppe areas of Russia's South Northern Caucasus, Zabajkalie and Southern Siberia F65-265 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Estonskii Tyazhelovoz ru. Estonian Draft Estonian Ardens, Estonian Draft DraughtPower 160 158 750 700 1921 domestic breed Rakvereast 55 55 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Hannover eng. Hanoverian domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Russian Federation RUS Horse Kabardinskaya ru. Kabarda Kabarda Riding (sports) Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
It seems that the situation becomes alarming because it is stated that the breed needs protection due to the fact that the number of mares declined to 400 - 450 mares. The decline in the numbers of the breed is due to their insufficient speed in hippodrome tests. well adapted to move in the mountain terrain uni coloured: bay, occasionally black
multi coloured: black, brown 155 151 light animals y 1935 domestic breed It was formed by complicated crossing of local steppe horses with Karabakh, Persian and Turkmen breeds Southern regions of the Russian Federation (Stavropol krai, Republic of Kabardino-Balkaria) F65-267, 271 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected form animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 0-5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. Speed records are as follows:
- 1 600m in 1 min 54 sec;
- 2 400m in 2 min 44.2 sec;
international No Information unknown unknown critical -Russian Federation RUS Horse Kalmutskaya ru. Kalmyk (eng.) Astrakhan Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
light animals domestic breed Astrakhan and Volgograd local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Karachaevskaya ru. Karachai Karachai light animals, similar to Kabarda domestic breed northern Caucasus regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Karel'skaya ru. Karelian 0 domestic variety part of North Russian Pony group; variety: Onega Karelia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Kumykskaya ru. Kumyk Milk light animals domestic variety largest variety of Dagestan Pony coastal plains of Dagestan local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Kushumskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Kuznetskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Kuznetsk Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
light animals domestic breed Siberian Pony type improved with Trotter, Saddle and Draft Kemerovo and Novosibirsk, western Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Lezginskaya ru. Lezgian Riding (sports) domestic variety variety of Dagestan Pony southern Dagestan local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Lovetskaya ru. Lovets light domestic variety basically Kalmyk or Kazakh breed used to draw fish carts; recently crossed with Don or Orlov Trotter Astrakhan local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Mezenskaya ru. Mezen Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
138 domestic breed part of the North Russian Pony group North-eastern Archangel and Komi local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Minusinsk Riding (work) light 0 domestic variety extinct by crossing with Don, Thoroughbred and trotter south Krasnoyarsk local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Narym ru. Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
domestic variety variety of Siberian Pony Tomsk, Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Novoaltaiskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Obva Obvinskaya pony 0 domestic variety western Siberia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Onega Onezhskaya pony 0 domestic variety variety of Karelian Karelia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Orlovskaya Courser Orlov Trotter high fertility: 80-85% domestic breed Orlovskaya courser breed was selected in the XVIII century by complicated crossing of Arabian saddle, Dutch, Danish and Meklenburg harness breeds widespread in Russia (from Pskov to Perm and Kurgan regions, including Altai krai) international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Horse Orlovskaya verkhovaya ru. Orlov Saddle Horse Orlov Riding Horse, Orlov Saddle Horse 0 domestic variety Anglo-Arab originated in the late 18th century; origin of Russian Saddle Horse international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Orlovskii Rysak ru. Orlov Trotter Russian Trotter, Orlov Trotter Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
At studs, 80 to 85% live births per 100 mares are reported. uni coloured: grey, bay, black, chestnut 162 160 light animals y 1927 domestic breed composite of Arab, Thoroughbred and Persian with Danish Saddle, Dutch Draft, Mecklebourg, Hackney F65-291 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Horse Pechorskaya ru. Pechora Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
domestic breed part of the North Russian Pony group Komi local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Priobskaya ru. Ostyak-Vogul, Ob Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
domestic breed part of the North Russian Pony group western Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Przewalski Horse Przewalski Horse Mongolian Tarpan, Mongolian Wild Horse, Taki, Asiatic Wild Horse Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
multi coloured: red-brown with light underparts, leg bars, back stripe pony with erect mane feral breed Equus ferus przewalskii regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Rostopchin light. 0 domestic variety Anglo-Arab origin in early 19th century; origin of Russian Saddle Horse local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Russian Courser eng. uni-coloured: black, yellow and yellow-grey well developed muscles, some drawbacks of exterior may occur: crooked legs, hollow back and short croup domestic breed Russian courser was developed by crossing Orlovskaya courser with American courser. It was formed in the middle of the 20th century. country-wide; from the North-Western regions of Russia to the West Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Russian Draft eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Russkaya krovnaya verkhovaya ru. Orlovo-Rostopchinskaya, Russian Saddle Horse, Orlov-Rostopchin Riding (work) light 0 domestic variety origin from Orlov Saddle Horse x Rostopchin in late 1800s; absorbed by Ukrainian Saddle horse since 1945 local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Russkii Rysak ru. Russian Trotter Orlov-American Trotter, Russkaya Rysistaya, Russo-American Trotter (obsulete), Russian Trotter Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
In 1980, 1 600 stud mares are kept in a pedigree nucleus. uni coloured: bay, black or chestnut, occasionally grey 161 159 light animals y 1927 domestic breed composite of Orlov and American Trotters 1890-1926 country-wide F65-293 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Horse Russkii Tyazhelovoz ru. Russian Ardennes (obsulete synonym), Russian Draft, Russkaya Tyazhelovoznaya, Russian Heavy Draft DraughtPower Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: usually chestnut, also brown or bay 152 149 650 575 heavy, smaller than Ardennes domestic breed composite of Ardennes and local horses since mid 19th century country-wide 200 2500 F65-299 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Sovetskii Tyazhelovoz ru. Soviet Heavy Draft Sovetskaya Tyazhelovozskaya, Soviet Draft, Soviet Heavy Draft DraughtPower Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: usually chestnut, brown or bay 163 160 850 700 heavy domestic breed local mares graded to Brabancon since late 19th century since late 19th century central European Russia F65-301 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Soviet Saddle eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Srednekolymskaya ru. Verkhoyansk, Middle Kolyma domestic variety variety of Yakut Yakutia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Tavdinskaya ru. Tavda Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
domestic breed part of the Northern Russian Pony group western Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Terskaya used in circus shows ru. Tersk Tersk TouristAttraction TouristicPotential Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: silver-grey, bay or chestnut 160 157 light animals domestic breed composite of Strelets, Arab, Don and Kabarda 19th century Stavropol krai F65-279 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Thoroughbred Saddle eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Horse Tomskaya ru. Tomsk 0 domestic variety origin from local horses improved by trotter or West European draft breeds Tomsk And Tobolsk, Siberia local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Toriyskaya ru. raised in limited number draft type with very dry and strong constitution domestic breed developed in the middle of the 20th century in Estonia by crossing the local Estonian breeds with European warm blood breeds North-West of Russia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Trakeninskaya ru. Trakehner Sport sensitive to feeding and management conditions lower reproductive performance domestic breed Trakeninskaya breed was selected on the territory of Eastern Prussia. When forming this breed some local breeds of horses were improved by stallions from different breeds such as Purebred saddle, Mecleburg, Danish and Turkish. After the Second World War the population of Trakeninskaya breed was restored in Rostov region. Southern parts of Russia (Rostov region) international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Horse Tuvinskaya ru. Tuva Data before independence refer to Former USSR. Rare due to crossing with Don and Budyonny. pony domestic breed part of the Siberian Pony group Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Tuvinskaya upryazhnaya ru. Tuva Harness Horse, Tuva Coach DraughtPower light 0 domestic variety origin from Tuva improved by Kutznetsk, Chumysh (1870 on) and by Heavy Orlov Trotter and Don Tuva local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Verkhne-Eniseiskaya ru. Upper Yenisei Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
light domestic breed composite of local Tuva (male) and Mongolian (female) improved by Russian Trotter and Draft 1893 Tuva Republic local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Vladimirskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Vladimirskaya Tyazhelovoznaya ru. Draught, Ivanovo, Russian Clydesdale, Vladimir Clydesdale, Vladimir Heavy Draft DraughtPower Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is quite fertile (75 to 80 foals per 100 mares). uni coloured: bay, also brown or black 160 157 775 heavy domestic breed composite of Clydesdale, Percheron, Danish, Suffolk, Dutch and Shire 1886-1924 Vladimir, Ivanovo F65-303 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Voronezhskaya upryazhnaya ru. Voronezh Draft, Voronezh Coach DraughtPower heavy-light 0 domestic variety origin from Clydesdale x Heavy Trotter or from Bityung; in 20th century; local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Horse Vyatskaya ru. Vyatka Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: roan with black back-stripe, zebra striped legs 140 400 domestic breed part of the North Russian Pony group Udmurtia and Kirov Regions F65-315 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Yakutskaya ru. Yakut Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
A group of about 100 Yakutian Horses has been gathered at the Cherga Experimental Farm and their morphophysiological properties and some characteristics of blood serum biochemical polymorphism have been studied. The animals can stand low temperatures (until -70°C). The animals hoofs are adapted to stones, mountains and roads. uni coloured: bay, grey-brown or grey with back-stripe 140 136 450 domestic breed part of the Siberian Pony group northern and central Siberia 240 1450 F65-315, 317 The animals can graze on grass covered by 50 cm of snow. local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Horse Zabaykalskaya ru. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Alabuzinskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Alabuzin Lard uni coloured: white
comments: sometimes spotted 0 domestic variety origin (late 19th and early 20th century) from Large White, Middle White, Large Black x local lop-eared pigs: extinct by 1984 0 Kalinin local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Belaya Sakhalinskaya ru. Sakhalin White Lard domestic breed composite of Large White (imported 1932) and local pigs 1932 eastern Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Belorussian black and white eng. Meat 300 245 domestic breed Belorussian black and white breed was selected in Belorussia back in the XIX century by crossing some local breeds with Yorkshire, Large Black and some other imported breeds. In the twenties of the last century the gene type of this breed was expanded by using Swedish Landrass, Estonian Beacon, Large White and Berkshire breeds in the breeding program. The breed was officially approved in 1976. European part of Russia (Central and North-Western regions) 10 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Breight eng. Breitovskaya, Breitov Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is able to gain weight rapidly on low concentrate feeding as well as to consume bulky feed. uni coloured: white, sometimes with coloured spots on body 297 236 lop ears y 1948 domestic breed developed in Yaroslavl region through complicated crosses of Large White, Danish Landrasse, Lithuanian and Latvian breeds and Polesskaya breed from Belorussia 1908 Leningrad, Pskov, Smolensk, Yaroslavl, Kostroma, Ivanovo, Murmansk regions and also in the Republic of Tatarstan 659 F65-102 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig CM-1 Meat early maturing pig breed domestic breed developed by using complicated and repeated crossings with the major part played by Large White breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Dlinnoukhaya Belaya ru. Russian Long-Eared White Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Dobrinskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Dobrinka 0 domestic variety origin from Large White X local (1932 on); breed group 0 Lipetsk local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Pig Ievlevskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Jewlewsker, Ievlev Lard uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black, white
comments: black spotted also white spotted lop ears 0 domestic variety origin from Large White, Large Black, middle black, black spotted x local: breed group 0 Tula local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Kalikinskaya ru. Kalikin Lard multi coloured: grey, white
comments: grey pied 0 domestic variety origin from Large White, Berkshire x local lop-eared pigs 0 Ryazan local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Kama Prikamskaya porodnaya gruppa 0 domestic variety origin from Large White and Breitov x local short-eared pigs; breed group 0 Solikamsk, Perm local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Kemerovskaya ru. Kemerovo Kelomive, Kemerovo Lard Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
well adapted to the weather conditions of Siberia and South-Eastern zone of Russia this breed is known for its high vitality. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and white pied
comment: some have small white spots 326 240 erect ears y 1961 domestic breed composite of Berkshire, Large White, Siberian Black Pied and Large Black
Kemerovskaya pig breed was selected in Kemerovo region by using crosses of indigenous breed Siberian pigs, Large White and Berkshire breeds, and it is a general purpose breed. It was officially registered in 1961 Kemerovo, Omsk, Chita regions,as well as in Sakhalin, Krasnoyarsk krai and Tuva republic 730 F65-99, 105 9.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Kemerovskii Myasnyi Typ ru. Kemerovo Meat Type, KM-1 Meat domestic breed composite of Landrace (5/8) and Kemerovo (3/8) 1968-1978 Siberia local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Korotkoukhaya Belaya ru. Russian Short-Eared White domestic breed descended from German Edelschwein imported to Krasnodar (North Caucasus) 1927 onwards local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Krupnaya Belaya ru. Large White Soviet Large White, Russian Large White Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
It was the most popular breed in the former USSR, accounting for 86.5% of all pigs of recognized breeds. From 1960 to 1980 its number has increased by 42%. uni coloured: white 298 235 y 1932 domestic breed descended from Large White imported since 1880, but mainly after 1922 since 1880 725 F65-107, 109 10.3 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Landrass Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Pig Large Black eng. Large Black Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat Large White breed accounts for 88% of the total pig stock domestic breed Pigs of Large white breed were first imported from Britain in the eighties of the XIX century to be crossed with local breeds. Later, the genetic stock of Large White breed from Britain was imported again already in the XX century. As a result, the population of Soviet Large White breed was established that proved to be highly adaptive to different climatic and natural conditions of USSR. country-wide except Northern and North-Eastern regions 10 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Pig Lesogornaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Lesogor 0 domestic variety breed group of the European-Short-Eared type pigs 0 Krasnodar, northern Caucasus local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Lithuanian White eng. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Livenskaya ru. Livny Livny Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
High meat quality is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white, black
multi coloured: black pied, occasionally red pied 295 237 semi-lop ears y 1949 domestic breed Livenskaya breed was developed in Orel region (Central-European part of Russia) by crossing local pigs with Large White and Berkshire breeds Orel, Lipetsk and Voronezh regions 785 F65-113 10.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Meshchovskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Meshchovsk 0 domestic variety breed group; origin from Large White x local pigs 0 Kaluga local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Minisib ru. miniature domestic breed composite of Vietnamese (43-56%), Swedish Landrace (24-32%) and wild pig (20-25%) local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Muromskaya ru. Murom Murom Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR. This breed was recognized in 1957. uni coloured: white 314 257 dense bristles all over body, lop ears y 1957 domestic breed composite of Large White, Lithuanian White and local breed 1930's Vladimir, Moscow, Gorki 727 F65-99, 115 10.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Omskaya seraya porodnaya gruppa ru. Omsk Grey Meat uni coloured: grey 0 domestic variety breed group: origin (1949-63) from Kemerovo, Siberian Spotted, Large White x local pigs (Tara) 0 Omsk local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Pridonskaya ru. Don 0 domestic variety origin from Cornwall, Large Black, long-eared-white x local Large White 0 Kamenski, Rostov local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Prisheksninskaya ru. Prisheksninsk Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed is adapted to the local harsh continental climate and to sagebrush pastures. uni coloured: many shades of red, markings on head, abdomen and legs 135 126 720 430 domestic variety variety of Large White with local blood Vologda local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Rossoshanskaya chernopestraya corodnaya gruppa ru. Rossosh Black Pied Lard 0 domestic variety origin from Berkshire (1943) x (Large White x local pigs) with Berkshire x Mirgorod blood in 1949; breed group 0 Voronezh local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Pig Rostov eng. Rostov Meat Meat domestic breed composite of Russian Large White, Russian Short-Eared White, Pietrain and Welsh 1973 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Severokavkazskaya ru. North Caucasus North(ern) Caucasian, Novocherkassk, North Caucasus Meat In 1990, the breed was considered in danger of extinction and has 13 boar lines and 30 sow families.
Data before independence refer to Former USSR. multi coloured: black and white pied 279 228 erect, semi-erect ears y 1955 domestic breed developed in the Southern part of Russia (Rostov region and Krasnodar krai) by crossing local breeds with Large White, Berkshire and White short ear breeds
the breed was approved in 1955 1929 Rostov, Volgograd, Krasnodar, and Caucasus 678 F65-99, 117 9.8 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Sibirskaya Chernopestraya ru. Siberian Black Pied Novosibirsk Spotted, Siberian Spotted, Siberian Black Pied Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
multi coloured: black pied domestic breed composite of the Black and White variety of North Siberian White northern Omsk and Novosibirsk local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Sibirskaya Severnaya ru. North Siberian North Siberian Meat In 1990 the breed was considered in danger of extinction with only 5 boar lines and 10 mother families. The breed is better adapted to the northern Siberian climate than Large White. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: white 312 238 erect ears y 1942 domestic breed composite of Large White and native Short Eared Siberian since 1933 northern Omsk and Novosibirsk 716 F65- 99, 121 10.7 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Tarskaya ru. Siberian Siberian Meat uni coloured: white 312 238 domestic breed composite of local Short-Eared Siberian and Large White Novos, Krasno, Bury, Kaza local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Tsivilskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Tsivilsk Zivilsker, Tsivilsk Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 299 229 ears tilted forward domestic breed composite of Large White and Local Chuvash 1956 Chuvash ASSR, between Gorki and Kasan 697 F65-141 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Urzhumskaya ru. Urzhum Urzhum Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed was recognized in 1957. This breed is able to consume bulky and succulent feeds. uni coloured: white 291 245 dense bristles, lop ears y 1957 domestic breed developed in Kirov region and approved in 1957, the breed was selected by crossing some local pig breeds and Large White since 1893 Kirov, Kostroma, Moscow Regions 679 F65-127 10.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Pig Wales eng. Welsh Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Quail Japanese eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Rabbit Dark Brown eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Rabbit Silver eng. Silver domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Russian Federation RUS Rabbit Soviet Chinchilla eng. Soviet Chinchilla domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Rabbit White Giant eng. White Giant domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Agul 0 0 domestic variety variety of Lezgian wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Altaiskaya ru. Altai Merino, Altaiskaya Poroda Tonkorunnykh Ovets, Altai Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 2 0 117 60 y domestic breed originated at Ovtsevod Breeding Centre from American Rambouillet, Caucasian and Austrian Merino x Siberian Merino 1934 South-western Siberia wool fine 6.5 102 F65-153, 155 1.57 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Andiiskaya ru. Andi Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black occasionally with white patches, white 2 2 58 52 37 domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type Dagestan wool 150 70 F65-235 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Askanian Corriedale eng. Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of English Longwool and Askanian Askania Nova wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Askaniyskaya ru. Askanian 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Avar Avarskaya Wool multi coloured: white, black or red
comments: white with black or red on head and feet 2 0/2 Caucasian Fat-tailed type 0 domestic variety variety of Tlyarota with Lezgian and Tushin blood Dagestan wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Bakur ru. Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
0 0 domestic breed wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Bityug Bityugskaya 0 domestic variety variety of Russian Long-tailed Voronezh local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Bokino 0 domestic variety variety of Russian Long-tailed Tambov local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Budiani 0 0 domestic variety variety of Tushin with shorter denser wool wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Buryatskaya ru. Buryat- Mongolian, Buryat Meat uni coloured: white with black or red on head 2 0 short fat tail, similar to Mongolian and Siberian domestic breed Buryat SSR and Chita Province, Siberia wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Caucasian Mountain eng. 0 0 domestic breed breed group wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Chitinskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Chita Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed originated at Voroshilov State Farm, composite of Buryat and Finewool Buryatia wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Chubuku ru. Sokolki, Asiatic Bighorn, Snow Sheep uni coloured: grey-brown with dark brown stripe across muzzle 0 0 feral breed Ovis Nivicola north and eastern Siberia wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Croznenskaya ru. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Dagestanskaya Gornaya ru. Dagestan Mountain Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed Merinolandschaf x Gunib, back-crossed to Merinolandschaf 1926-1950 wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Danadara domestic variety possible origin of Karakul local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Darginskaya ru. Gad, Dargintsi Wool uni coloured: black, white 2 0/2 domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type Dagestan wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Duzbai ru. 0 0 domestic variety variety of Karakul wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Edelbayevskaya Milk is used to produce ayran, sheep cheese and butter. ru. Milk resistant to cold winter temperatures and hot weather of the summer time 0 0 115 70 domestic breed Edelbayevskaya breed was selected in the 19th century by crossing Kazakh breeds with coarse wool breeds of Low Volga regions Western-Siberian region, Zabajkalie (East of Baikal lake regions) and in the Southern part of Russia 150 5.8 5.5 9 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Gedek ru. Gedek Gedek 0 domestic variety variety of Tabasaran Dagestan, Russia regional No Information extinct extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Gor'kovskaya ru. Gorki Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number of Gorki has remained steady from 1965 to 1980 although the proportion of pure-breds has increased. uni coloured: white with face. 0 0 115 63 short wool, short legs, similar to Hampshire y domestic breed composite of Hampshire Down and local Northern Short-Tailed 1936-1948 Gorki Region wool medium 3.3 173 F65-193 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Gornoaltaiskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Altai Mountain Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of mainly Tsigai and to a lesser degree Merino and local coarse-wooled 1940-1945 wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Gornyi Merino ru. Russian Mountain Merino Russian Mountain Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Mouflon and Merino, back-crossed to Merino (female) northern Caucasus wool fine regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Groznenskaya ru. Grozny Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Breed numbers have remained steady since 1964. uni coloured: white 2 0 60 87 48.5 medium-sized, most are wrinkled y domestic breed composite of Australian Merino, Mazaev and Novocaucasian Merino 1929-1951 Chervlennye Buruny Breeding Centre, Dagestan, Kalmyk and Checheno-Inush as well as Astrachan region wool fine 7.2 140 100 F65-147 1.3 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Guligas ru. uni coloured: pink-roan 0 0 domestic variety variety of Karakul wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Gunibskaya ru. Gunib Wool uni coloured: black 2 0/2 25% of the females are polled similar to Lak domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type Dagestan wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kalininskaya ru. Kalinin 0 0 domestic variety variety of Russian Longwool, Lincoln and Northern Short-Tailed 1935 wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kalmytskaya ru. Kalmyk Wool uni coloured: white Similar. To Chantuk. Fat Rumped. 0 domestic variety Astrakhan. wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kambar ru. uni coloured: golden-brown 0 0 domestic variety variety of Karakul wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Karachaevskaya ru. Balkar, Chechen, Ingush, Kabarda, Ossetian, Karachai Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black (80%), grey, tan or white 2/4 2/4 45 long fat tail domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type northern Caucasus wool 1.7 70 8.4 3.6 F65-247 1.07 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Karachai Mountain Mutton-Wool eng. 0 0 domestic breed composite of North Caucasus Mutton-Wool and (Karachai x Cherkassy) wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Karakul Karakul 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Karanogaiskaya ru. Manych, Manychskaya, Nogai, Karanogai Wool uni coloured: white Fat-rumped 0 domestic variety similar top Kalmyk Manych Steppe, northern Caucasus wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kavkazskaya ru. Caucasian Merino Caucasian Finewool, Caucasian Rambouillet, Kavkazskaya Onkorunnaya, Merino, Caucasian Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0/2 0 119 51 y domestic breed Novocaucasian Merino improved by American Rambouillet and Askanian 1921 northern Caucasus wool fine 5 105 6.3 F65-158 1.45 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kazakhskaya Kurdyuchnaya ru. Kazakh Fat-Rumped Kazakh Fat-Rumped Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
This breed is known for its large fat tail weighing about 7 kg. uni coloured: reddish-brown 2 0 72 68 60 46 domestic breed wool coarse/carpet 1.88 3.3 3.7 FAO Breed Survey 1.5 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Khakasskaya ru. Khakass 0 0 domestic variety smaller variety of Krasnoyarsk Khakass Autonomous Region wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Khangaiskaya ru. Khangai Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The animals utilize the natural grassland better than other newly developed breeds in Mongolia. The clean wool content is 10% (48-58%) higher than for other fine-wool breeds. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white 2 0 78 69 90 58 domestic breed composite of Mongolian, Altai, Goznen and Stavropol rams wool fine 3.7 120 37 6.3 3.7 3.5 FAO Breed Survey The animals are kept for 4.5 months with open and semi-open shelter during the winternights, ewes after lambing are given concentrates for one week, need extra feeding during the winter months and spring time. The animals have no free access to water. 1.4 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Krasnoyarskaya ru. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Krasnoyarskaya Tonkorunnaya ru. Krasnoyarsk Finewool Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number has doubled since 1964. uni coloured: white 0/2 0 105 55 y domestic breed composite of local Mazaev and Novocaucasian Merinos 1926 onwards south central Siberia wool fine 5.5 F65-161 1.25 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Krasnyi Samukh ru. Red Sheep Oriental Mouflon, Red Sheep multi coloured: reddish with paler underparts 2 0 intermediate of Urial and Mouflon-Short-Tail feral breed Ovis orientalis gmelin, orientalis, gmelini and ophion wool international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Krupnaya Zadonskaya ru.= Large Transdon Transdon 0 0 long fat tail domestic variety variety of Voloshian wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kuchugurovskaya ru. Voronezhskaya Voloshskaya, Kuchugury Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: black with white patches on head (70%), white(30%) 0/2 0/2 10% of the population are horned 73 55 long fat tail domestic breed composite of Voloshian and Russian Long-Tailed late 19th century Nizhnedevitsk, Voronezh wool coarse/carpet 1.5 F65-230 1.25 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kuibyshevskaya ru. Kuibyshev Kuibyshev Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
Numbers have declined slightly since 1964. uni coloured: white 0 0 100 63.5 longwoolled y domestic breed composite of Romney, Cherkassy and Romney or Romney and Vagas developed in Samara region in the middle of the 20th century 1938-1948 Samara and Ulyanovsk regions, republics of Tatarstan and Mordovia wool medium 4 F65-185, 187 1.25 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kulundinskaya ru. Kulunda Wool uni coloured: black 0/2 0/2 usually short fat tail domestic breed composite of Siberian, Mongolian and Kazakh Fat-Rumped Altai, Siberia wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kumykskaya ru. Kumyk Meat uni coloured: brown 2 0 domestic variety Caucasian Fat-tailed type northern Dagestan wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Kusman 0 domestic variety variety of Tabasaran local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Lakskaya ru. Kumukh, Lak uni coloured: white 0 0 similar to Gunib but smaller domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type southern Dagestan wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Lezginskaya ru. Lezgian Lezgian Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The numbers have increased over 20 times since 1964. uni coloured: white, greyish with coloured or spotted head (75%), also black, red 0/2 0/2 58 50 40 long fat tail, generally small animals domestic breed Caucasian fat-tailed type South-western Dagestan and North-western Azerbaijan wool 1.9 72 F65-249 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Lincoln eng. Lincoln Longwool 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Liskinskaya ru. Liskinskaya Myasosherstnaya lyustrovaya poroda, Liski comment: some dark spots on face and legs 0 0 domestic variety composite of Lincoln and Mikhnov: back-crossed to Lincoln (male), variety of Russian Longwool Voronezh wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Malich ru. PeltFur uni coloured: black, grey, white 2 0 fat tail domestic breed descended from Karakul Crimea wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Manuchski Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Mennonite Meat shortwoolled 0 domestic variety origin from East Friesian Saratov local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Mikhnovskaya ru. Mikhnov Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
comment: face is chestnut, sometimes black or speckled 2 0 rams: coiled horns 70 67 80 59 long tail (35-49 cm) domestic breed descended from Russian Long-Tailed Evdakov District of Voronezh Region wool 4.35 3.5 3.3 F65-231 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Minusinsk 0 domestic variety variety of Siberian local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Mongol Mongolian 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Mountain Altai 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Nizhnedevitskaya ru. Nizhnedevitsk 0 0 domestic variety sub-variety of Liski; a variety of Russian Longwool wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Nolinskaya ru. Nolinsk 0 domestic variety variety of Russian Northern-Short-tailed Kirov local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep North Caucasus Merino eng. North Caucasus Merino 0 0 domestic variety variety of Soviet Merino wool regional No Information unknown unknown critical -Russian Federation RUS Sheep North Ossetian Semi-Fine Wool eng. North Ossetian Semi-Fine Wool 0 0 domestic breed northern Caucasus wool medium regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Northern Caucasus meat wool eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Novokavkazskii Merinos ru. New Caucasian, New Caucasian Mazaev, Novocaucasian Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0 domestic variety origin from Mazaev Merino improved by German Merino and Rambouillet (in late 19th century) northern Caucasus wool fine local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Oktyabrskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. October Breed Group Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Grozny or Stavropol (1947-1953) and (Précoce x Coarsewooled) (1928-1946) 1928-1953 Orenburg wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Omskaya Myaso-Sherstnaya Polutonkorunnaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Omsk Semi-Fine Wool Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Lincoln and a local breed Siberia wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Oparinskaya ru. Oparino, Oparinskie Ovtsi Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: usually white with coloured spots, occasionally black or brown 2 0/2 85 47 shortwoolled, thin tail domestic breed composite of English Mutton breeds and local Russian Long-Tailed North-western Kirov wool medium 1.27 F65-197 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Orenburgskaya Tonkorunnaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Orenburg Finewool uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed composite of Caucasian, Grozny and (Précoce or other breeds x Local Coarse-wooled) Orenburg wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Osetinskaya ru. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Ostrogozhskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Ostrogozhsk Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 longwoolled domestic breed composite of Romney and Mikhnov, bred inter se or back-crossed to Romney before 1963 North-western Voronezh wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Pampara ru. 0 0 domestic variety variety of Tushin, but with longer wool of lower density wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Pechorskaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Pechorskaya Polutonkorunnaya, Pechora Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0 0 longwoolled domestic breed composite of Romney and local Russian Northern Short-Tailed 1937-1950 Komi wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Prekos Prekos 0 0 domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Priangarskii Merinos ru. Angara Merino (eng.) 0 0 domestic variety variety of Krasnoyarsk, composite of Altai (1955) and (Précoce x Buryat) 1955 Irkutsk wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Prostaya derevenskaya dlinno-toshchekhvostaya ru. Common Long-tailed, Russian Long-Tailed, Common Russian Meat uni coloured: black, white 0 0 0 domestic variety varieties: Bityug, Bokino, Cherkassy: origin of: Chushka, Kuchugury, Mikhnov, Reshetilovka and Sokolki south European part of Russia wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Romanovskaya ru. Romanov Romanov PeltFur Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The first mentioning of Romanovskaya breed in publications dates back to early XIX century. It originates from Northern short tail breed of sheep widely common at that time in the Northern, North-Western and Central regions of Russia. A short pregnancy (145 days) is reported for the females. They come into heat all year and are known as very prolific. multi coloured: grey with black head and legs, usually white face-striped feet 0/2 0/2 57 56 67 47 small-sized y domestic breed descended from Russian Northern Short-Tailed late 17th century Povolzhie and Central regions of Russia wool coarse/carpet 1.65 100 145 2.7 2.2 F65-216 2.15 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Russkaya Dlinnosherstnaya ru. Russian Longwool Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number doubled from 1964. coloured: white with small dark spots 0 0 75 66 100 65 longwoolled, large size, strong conformation domestic breed composite of Lincoln and local Coarsewool, this breed was approved in 1978 1978 Voronezh and Tver regions wool medium 4.1 F65-187 1.45 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Sal'skaya ru. Salsk Sal'skaya Poroda Tonkorunnykh Ovets, Salsk Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0 0 102 53 y domestic breed composite of American Rambouillet and Novocaucasian Merino 1932-1949 Raostov, northern Caucasus wool fine 8 F65-149 1.22 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Saradzhinskaya ru. Sary-Ja Sary-Ja Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number of animals raised in former USSR has more than doubled from 1965-1980. In 1980 there were 807 952 (68% pure-bred) including 24 389 breeding rams, 25 319 other rams and 478 991 ewes and yearlings. uni coloured: grey 0 0 85 57.5 fat-rump y domestic breed improved by Degeres since 1950 various regions of the Russian Federation adjacent to the central Asian Republics wool coarse/carpet 3.5 5.3 5 200 F65-211 This is a range breed, kept on pasture throughout the year. Supplemental feeding is only given to weak sheep and rams during the pre-mating and mating periods. Emergency supplies of roughages and concentrates are kept as an insurance against heavy snowfalls and ice-covered grazing. 1.04 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Severnaya korotkokhvostaya ru. Russian Northern Short-Tailed PeltFur uni coloured: black, grey, white
comments: also pied 0/2 0/2 0 domestic variety variety: Nolinsk: origin of Romanov northern European Russia wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Severokavkazskaya Gornaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. North Caucasus Semi-Fine Wool Polutonkorunnykh Ovets, North Caucasus Semi-Fine Wool Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Romney (or Soviet Corriedale) and (Précoce x Ossetian) 1949-1957 Karachaevo-Cherkessk Autonomous Province and Kabardino-Balkar ASSR wool medium regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Severokavkazskaya Myaso- Sherstnaya ru. North Caucasus Mutton-Wool Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The number has increased 400% over the last 15 years. uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 95 56.5 domestic breed composite of Lincoln and (Romney x Stavropol Romney): culled from 1952 onwards 1944-1960 Vorontsovo-Aleksandrovskoe District of Stavropol Territory wool medium 5.7 200 F65-199 1.25 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Sibirskaya ru. Siberian Wool uni coloured: black short fat-tailed 0 domestic variety local varieties: Minusinsk, Tuva southern Siberia wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Sibirskii Merinos ru. Siberian Soviet Merino, Siberian Merino 0 0 domestic variety composite of Mazaev, Novocaucasus Merino, Local Coarsewooled and Kazakh Fat-Rumped; variety of Soviet Merino South-western Siberia wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Southern Uralskaya 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Sovetskaya Myaso-Sherstnaya ru. Soviet Mutton-Wool Mountain Corriedale (obsulete synonym), Soviet Mutton-Wool Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0 0 95 52 longwoolled domestic breed developed in the second half of the 20th century in the mountain and upland zones of the Northern Caucasus. It was officially approved in 1986. The breed was selected by crossing sheep of Northern-Caucasian meat-wool breed with Lincoln rams imported from Britain and Argentine, and to a less extent with Liskinskiy type of Russian long wool breed since 1950 northern Caucasus wool medium 3.7 F65-201 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Sovetskii Korridel' ru. Soviet Corriedale Wool uni coloured: white 0 domestic variety origin from Lincoln x Rambouillet (1926 - 36) 1926 wool medium local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Sovetskii Merinos ru. Soviet Merino Soviet Merino Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
In 1980, it was the most numerous and widespread breed of finewoolled sheep in former USSR. The number increased 4-fold from 1964 to 1969 but declined even more sharply from then to 1980. uni coloured: white 0 0 111 50 domestic breed composite of Mazaev, Novocaucasus Merino and improved Merino northern Caucasus, Volga Area, Urals and central Regions of Russia wool fine 6.2 F65-167 1.35 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Stavropol'skaya ru. Stavropol Stavropol Merino, Stavropol'skaya Poroda Tonkorunnykh Ovets, Stavropol Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
The breed was recognized in 1950. uni coloured: white 0 0 105 53 y domestic breed composite of Novocaucasian and Mazaev Merinos 1923-1950 northern Caucasus wool fine 6.7 F65-151 1.32 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Sur ru. uni coloured: agouti, golden 0 0 domestic variety Agouti (or golden) variety of Karakul wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Tabasaranskaya ru. Samur, Tabasaran Meat uni coloured: black, red, brown
comments: brown or red (64%), or black (36%) 2 0 males may also have scurs often earless 0 domestic variety Caucasian Fat-tailed type: varieties: Gedek, Kusman Dagestan. wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Telengitskaya ru. Altai, Altaiskaya, Telengit Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white with black or red head, neck, red
multi coloured: black-pied 0 0 large animals, similar to Mongolian. short fat tail domestic breed developed from Orkhan and Mongolian, most similar to Mongolian Altai region, Siberia wool coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Temirskaya ru. Temir 0 0 domestic variety variety of Kazakh Fat-Rumped wool local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Texel dutch Texel 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Tlyarotinskaya ru. Tlyarota 0 domestic variety variety of Avar Dagestan local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Toushinskaya ru. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Tsigayskaya ru. Tsigai Wool 0 0 90 50 domestic breed imported to Russia in the early 20th century from Transilvania Rostov region and middle and low parts of Volga river (Saratov, Ulyanovsk, Astrakhan regions) international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Tuva multi coloured: black, white
comments: white with black head, or pied 0 domestic variety variety of Siberian local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Tuvinskaya short-fat-tail 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Uchumskaya ru. Uchum 0 0 domestic variety larger variety of Krasnoyarsk Finewool wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Valakhskaya ru. Steppe Voloshian Vagas, Vala, Valachian, Volosh, Voloshskaya, Walachian, Woloschian, Steppe Voloshian Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white, rarely black 0/2 0 50 44 long fat tail, occasionally touching the ground domestic variety typical variety of Voloshian, descended from Zackel with some fat-tail blood northern Caucasus and South-western Siberia wool coarse/carpet regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Volgogradskaya ru. Romashkovskaya, Romashkovski, Volgograd Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
uni coloured: white 0/2 0 69 117 61 domestic breed composite of Novocaucasus Mer, Précoce, Kazakh, Astrakhan Fat-Rumped and others 1932-1978 North-eastern Volgograd wool fine 5.7 100 F65-179 1.45 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Volokolamsk Meat short wool 0 domestic variety origin from (Hampshire Down x Tsigai) x Northern Short Tailed; cross-bred group 1936 Moscow wool medium local No Information extinct extinct -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Vyatskaya ru. Vyatskaya Myasosherstnaya, Vyatskaya Tonkorunnaya, Vyatka Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Rambouillet or Précoce and Nolinsk 1936-1956 Nolinsk, Kirov, and Gorodets, Gorki wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Yuzhnoural'skaya ru. South Ural Wool uni coloured: white 2 0 domestic breed from combining Orenburg Finewool and October breed groups Orenburg wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Zabaikal'skaya Tonkorunnaya ru. Transbaikal Finewool Wool Data before independence refer to Former USSR. The number has doubled from 1964 to 1980. The animals easily survive low temperatures, light roofless pens are sufficient during the winter. uni coloured: white 0 0 107 57.5 y domestic breed composite of local coarsewool breed Buryat, Précoce and Novocaucasus 1927-1956 Tsitsin, Siberia wool fine 5.5 F65-169, 171 The animals live on pasture throughout the year and even subsist on snow-covered grasslands. 1.25 local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Sheep Zabaikalskaya ru. 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Turkey Broad Breasted White eng. Broad Breasted White domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -Russian Federation RUS Turkey Northern Caucasus Bronze eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Turkey Northern Caucasus White eng. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Russian Federation RUS Yak (domestic) Yak Meat Data before independence refer to Former USSR.
They are highly adaptable to high altitudes, low atmospheric pressure and low oxygen content of air. They can also graze on short grass areas grazed by sheep. uni coloured: black, brown, greyish-brown, pale yellowish
multi coloured: white-spotted black
comment: from a sample of 258 animals, 211 were pure black or white-spotted black, 22 had greyish-brown or pale yellowish coats and 9.7% had other colours (F65-360) 2 2 125 109 425 275 humped domestic breed northern Caucasus and Yakutia 200 600 7.5 16 15 FAO Breed Survey F65-359 local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Cattle Ankolé Ankole 0 0 Big hornes. 250 250 domestic breed indigenous breed
originated in Ankolé regions, South of Uganda. 1.5 50 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat 0 0 domestic breed Composite breed developed in the Republic of South Africa. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat uni coloured: red or grey
multi coloured: a gradual mixture of red and grey 0 0 825 575 Their face is broad and flat. domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Cattle Brune Suisse fr. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 950 650 domestic breed imported from mountainous areas of Eastern and Central Switzerland 1982 7000 3.8 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Cattle Frisonne fr. Holstein (black and white) Milk multi coloured: magpie-black or magpie-red 0 0 Short horns. 700 500 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands 1970 Urban zones and périurbaines; the town of Kigali and in the area between Kigali and Kayonza. 305 8000 9000 4.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Cattle Inkuku 2 2 domestic variety variety of Watusi Ankole local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Cattle Inyambo 2 2 big lyre-shaped horns Giant-lyrehorned owned by kings and chiefs as distinct from common Inkuku 0 domestic variety variety of Watusi Ankole local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk The Jersey breed counts among the European bovine races most tolerant to the heat of tropical countries. uni coloured: brown 0 0 650 400 Large and exorbitant eyes. domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1950 3500 5.2 The Jersey breed is kept in small numbers (1 or 2) per rural household. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Milk Adapted to hot climates. uni coloured: brown 0 0 Short hornes. 600 400 Thick skin. domestic breed exotic
Indo-Pakistani origin. 1800 2000 3.7 Dual-purpose breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Cattle Watusi Watusi Kivu, Rwanda, Burundi 2 2 domestic variety variety of Ankole around Lake Kivu international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Chicken Bleue de Holland fr. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Chicken Derco Commercial strain- Derco domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Chicken Poule locale fr. = local chicken The local breed has 2-3 egg-laying cycles per year. small and rustic domestic breed indigenous breed 50 local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Dromedary Dromadaire Francais Arab Camel n 2008 domestic species Importation 2008 2008, Lybia Songa international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Goat Alpine chamoisée fr. Alpine 0 0 domestic breed exotic
Originally bred in the Alpine regions of Switzerland. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Goat Anglo-Nubienne fr. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 Roman nose. domestic breed exotic
Anglo-Nubians were developed in England resulting from crossings between British goats with African and Indian bucks. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed exotic
The boer goat was bred in South Africa in the early 1900s. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Goat Gala d'Ethiopie fr. 0 0 domestic imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Goat Locale fr.= local Meat multi coloured: various colours: from black to white to brown 0 0 Small size. Short hair. domestic breed indigenous breed
Crossbreed between chèvre de l'Afrique de l'Est and chèvre guinéenne. local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Goat Saanen Saanen uni coloured: white or cream 0 0 domestic breed exotic
originated in Switzerland, in the Saanen Valley. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Goat Toggenbourg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed exotic
Toggenbourg originated in Switzerlands Toggenburg Valley. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Guinea pig Cobaye fr. = Guinea pig Meat Prolific. domestic breed Gisenyi, Ruhengeri and Byumba provinces. These animals are kept inside the kitchen. local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Pig Indigène fr. = Indigenous Meat domestic Locally adapted pig breeds descending from European breeds. local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Pig Large Black eng. Large Black domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Rwanda RWA Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Pig Middle Large eng. Middle White domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Pig Piétain fr. Pietrain domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Rabbit Blanc de Tormonde fr. Meat domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Rabbit Californienne fr. California Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Rabbit Géant de Flandres fr. Géant des Flandres Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Rwanda RWA Rabbit Néo-zélandaise fr. New Zealand Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Rwanda RWA Sheep Blanc de Montagne fr. GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Sheep Brun de montagne fr. GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Sheep Dorper Dorper 0 0 domestic breed exotic
The Dorper is a South African breed developed in the 1930s from the Dorset Horn and Blackheaded Persian. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Sheep Karakul Karakul GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Sheep Kent eng. Romney GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Sheep Limousin fr. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Sheep Locale fr. = local Meat uni coloured: black, white or brown
multi coloured: a combination of black, white and brown 0 0 The hair can be short or long, stiff or curly. The male often carries a mane. domestic breed indigenous breedFat-tailed sheep. hair local No Information unknown unknown -Rwanda RWA Sheep Mérino Merino GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Rwanda RWA Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Romney GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saudi Arabia SAU Goat Aswad ar.= black Eswed 2 2 horns bending backwards 66 66 45 33 long head, long drooping ears domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Goat Hejazi Meat uni coloured: black 2 2 similar to Mamber but dwarf, long hair domestic breed hair local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Goat Jabaly Syrian Mountain Gabaly, Jebeli, Jebli, Jabali This hardy breed is able to graze on different terrain. uni coloured: black, grey, brown, white
multi coloured: sometimes mixture of colours 2 2 22 17 small, usually, erect ears, small body size. domestic breed mountainous region in the southern and western part, extending to Tihame Plain in the south international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Goat Tihami uni coloured: white sometimes with reddish legs and abdomen and black hooves 0 0 78 61 47 30 tail switched toward the body. domestic breed coastal Plains, Tihame Region from the Laith area in the north to the Yemen border in the south local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Horse Keheilan domestic variety original strain of Arab local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Horse Maneghi domestic variety strain of Arab local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Horse Saglawi Arab domestic variety strain of Arab international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saudi Arabia SAU Sheep Arabi Arabi Arbi, Erbi Meat The animals can withstand high temperatures and high humidity. The animals have a good character. uni coloured: black, white with black head
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0 Near East fat-tailed type domestic breed indigenous breed of Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Saudi Arabia SAU Sheep Asali 0 0 domestic variety variety of Najdi wool local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Sheep Habsi Habasi, Hagari, Hibsi, Habashi Meat uni coloured: white occasionally with black spots 0 0 63 63 28 26 fat tail (cylindrical), similar to Hejazi but smaller, small to medium size ears domestic breed Asir Mountains hair local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Sheep Hejari 0 0 domestic variety variety of Najdi wool local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Sheep Hejazi Khazi, Mecca, Harri Meat The breed is adapted to extreme temperatures. The animals are adapted to poor feeding conditions. uni coloured: white with spots around eyes and mouth 0/2 0 66 63 35 31 short fat tail, often earless or tassels domestic breed Hejaz and Assir: It is the third most important sheep breed in Saudi Arabia. western Saudi Arabia hair local No Information unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Sheep Najdi Najdi Arabian Long-Tailed, Bedouin, Nagdi These animals are highly suited to live under desert conditions. This breed tolerates deficiency of drinking water and drought. uni coloured: usually black with white head or black with white rings around the legs and white spots on legs and tail 0 0 males are polled or scurs 86 76 62 45.5 long fat tail extending beyond the hock, long and dropping ears domestic breed originated in Najd Plateau central Saudi Arabia and along the border with Kuwait and Iraq wool coarse/carpet 118 4.1 4.1 1.24 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Saudi Arabia SAU Sheep Tihami Tihama Tihama uni coloured: white
multi coloured: occasionally with dark spots 0 0 71 61 50 37 small body, vestigial ears, rounded fat tail domestic breed wool regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Ass Dongolawi Dongolawi Sudanese Riding PackBaggage multi coloured: black, dark brown or reddish-grey, occasionally pale grey or white with white belly, muzzle and internal side of thighs and arms larger than Sudanese Pack Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Sudanese Riding northern Sudan international No Material extinct extinct unknown -Sudan SDN Ass Etbai Elgash PackBaggage This breed is reported to be a trotter with a difficult character. uni coloured: grey with black or dark bilateral stripes running vertically from the wither to the tip of shoulder Locally adapted domestic variety smaller variety of Sudanese Riding Bija Tribal Country, Red Sea Mountains and coastal area north of Port Sudan, North-western Sudan local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Ass Riffawi Shindawi Riding Ass, Sudanese Riding PackBaggage uni coloured: dark brown or reddish-grey, occasionally pale grey or white, also roan larger than Sudanese pack Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Sudanese Riding northern Sudan local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Ass Sudanese Pack eng. Dubbolawi, Makadi PackBaggage uni coloured: grey similar to Abyssinian Locally adapted domestic breed northern Sudan local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Sudan SDN Ass Toposa similar to Somali domestic breed South-eastern Sudan local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Baggara Hawazma, Reziegat, ecotypes include: Esseriya, Western Baggara PackBaggage This breed is adapted to a lack of water and poor nutrition. uni coloured: often white with red or black markings, also grey, red, black, yellow or dun 2 2 325 North Sudan Zebu group, small in size Locally adapted domestic breed Northern Sudan Shorthorned Zebu type Darfur and Kordofan 180 150 21 19 FAO Breed Survey R-1994 Performance data were collected from animals kept under transhumant conditions, not housed, and fed on total grazing with an inadequate water supply. Performance under dry feed lot conditions yields a 0.8-0.9 kg body weight gain with a finishing body weight of about 400 kg. The breed is characterized as a beef breed. Baggara are compact in size, are poor milk producers and perform only modestly under feedlot conditions. This breed as well as the others in the North Sudan Shorthorn group, namely Kenana and Butana, are productive under conditions of poor nutrition and indifferent management. Milk production by Baggara cattle is not as good as for the other two breeds, since they have been selected to produce meat from the very variable rangeland feed supply of Darfur and Kordofan. Baggara cattle are very hardy and strong for packing and transport. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Beja Erashai The breed is adapted to frequent droughts. multi coloured: white with black spots all over 2 2 compact size Locally adapted domestic variety possible variety of North Sudan Zebu North-eastern Sudan, Red Mountains (continuation of the Ethiopian Plateau) FAO Breed Survey The breed usually suffers from inadequate water supply and frequent droughts. low milk production;
local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Butana Dongola, North Sudan Zebu, Shendi, Sudanese Shorthorned Zebu, Red Butana Milk Butana are raised as a dual purpose breed but are known for their good milk production. uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 Females have 15-20 cm long horns and males 35 cm long horns. 151 144 370 320 dewlap prominent in both sexes, large hump Locally adapted domestic breed related to Bambawa, Dongola and Shendi which belong to the group of Red Desert Cattle. Large east African Zebu. since 1956 extensive cross-breeding with European cattle originated in the Butana plain, east of the Blue Nile, now spread to Gizera in central Sudan and along the river Nile in the northern region 240 1200 1800 21 20 N2-37 W67-49 FAO Breed Survey R-1992 Performance data was collected from animals kept under all management conditions, although transhumance was the most commonly encountered. Cattle were fed on total grazing, grazing and concentrates or grazing and crop residues. The breed is mostly kept by settled or semi-settled farmers. In the dry season the animals suffer from a lack of water and inadequate feed supply. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Habani Gash Meat The animals show an excellent response to fattening. This breed is adapted to a lack of water and food. uni coloured: white 0 0 450 375 large body weight at maturity Locally adapted domestic breed They may have originated from the Central African Republic and could be related to the Kuri or Gudali of West Africa. This breed is distinct from the Baggara cattle - the dominant breed in southern Darfur. south-west Darfur, towards the boarder with the Central African Republic 1750 FAO Breed Survey They often have to cope with water sortages and lack of food supply. These are large deep bodied animals, highly responsive to finishing in feedlots. Experiments at an institute have demonstrated that they can gain as much as 1.5-2 kgs per day. The breed is preferred by commercial feedlot exporters for beef export. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Ingessana Anaj Meat The animals are very well adapted to poor water supply. uni coloured: usually dark brown but other colours also occur 2 2 Zebu, short compact animals Locally adapted domestic breed similar to Abyssinian Shorthorned Zebu, with some Kenana influence south Blue Nile and Gizera Provinces FAO Breed Survey Water is lacking most of the year for these animals. These animals are poor milkers and are used mainly for beef. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Kenana Fung, North Sudan Zebu, Rufa'ai, Sudanese Shorthorned Zebu, White Nile, Blue Nile Milk This breed is considered one of the best milkers in Africa. multi coloured: light blue to grey with black points 2 2 140 125 400 300 muscular hump, larger in males domestic breed North Sudan Zebu group southern-central plains of the Sudan, between the Blue and the White Nile 240 1200 4500 22 21 N2-33 W67-53 FAO Breed R-1992 R-1994 Performance data were measured on animals kept on total grazing, grazing and fodder and grazing and concentrates. The breed encounters inadequate feed supply as a result of the encroachment of mechanized farming on the traditional grazing areas. This is a dual purpose breed and is considered one of the best milkers in Africa. There appears to be great genetic variability in dairy merit which allows room for selection.The best Kenana cows at Um Banein Research Station yield more than 4 500 kg of milk per lactation, for comparison well managed herds in Great Britain average 5 000 kg. The breeds of the Northern Sudan Shorthorned group produce milk and meat and are also used to provide farm power and as transport animals local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Murle uni coloured: predominantly white 2 2 Zebu, similar to Toposa but smaller domestic breed possibly descended from Abyssinian Shorthorned Zebu area north of Juba, owned by the Murle tribe, South-eastern Sudan FAO Breed Survey The animals are exposed to infectious and parasitic diseases; many animals are lost due to the war in the region. These are medium sized cattle with poor milking abilities. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Cattle Nilotic Aliab Dinka, Aweil Dinka, Dinka, East Nuer, Nuer, Sudanese Longhorn, Wadai, Southern Sudanese Meat uni coloured: usually off-white or cream, also red, black, pied 2 2 Sanga type domestic breed According to Mason (1988) it is a Sanga breed. The FAO Breed Survey contact classified Nilotic as a Longhorn Zebu. As the hump is on the chest rather than on the neck, the breed is considered as Longhorn Zebu rather than a Sanga breed. Up Nile, Equatoria and Bahr el Gazal, southern Sudan provinces FAO Breed Survey Nilotic are subjected to many infectious agents and parasitic diseases and lack security. Many animals were lost due to the war and infections and parasitic diseases. Nilotic are kept mainly by the nomadic and semi-nomadic ethnic group called Nilotic. This breed is characterized as a milk producer with low milking potential. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Nuba Mountain eng. Kawlib Milk This breed is locally known as trypanotolerant. There has been a research station at Dallami town (now closed) to assay levels of trypanotolerance in this breed. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: dark brown 2 2 225 200 Zebu, dwarf, variable hump Locally adapted domestic breed possibly composite of Baggara and Dwarf Humpless Koalib tribe in the North-western part of the Nuba mountains, south Kordofan FAO Breed Survey There is a lack of security in this region, many animals were lost due to the war in the region. These animals are relitively poor milkers and attain relatively low mature body weight. local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Sudan SDN Cattle Red Bororo eng. Red Bororo Djafoun, Fellata, Gabassae, Gadehe, Hanagamba, Kreda, Mbororo, Ogha, Rahaza, Red Fulani, Brahaza Meat uni coloured: mahogany, sometimes white 2 2 very long (up to 63 cm) lyre shaped horns 430 slender body with long legs domestic breed West African Long-lyrehorned Zebu type: introduced by migrating Mbororo from northern Nigeria in 1940's and 1950's 1940's and 1950's scattered over a wide area of the country from west to east 900 W42-34 FAO Breed Survey These may be considered as beef animals and are generally low milk producers. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Sudanese Fulani eng. West African Zebu Sahel This is a good meat animal which fattens easily. uni coloured: light grey 2 2 lyrehorned 125 116 375 300 Locally adapted domestic breed West African Zebu type 4.5 19 18 FAO Breed Survey international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Cattle Toposa Kapoeta Meat uni coloured: mainly red, also other colours 2 2 short horns 425 375 Shorthorn Zebu, similar to Murle but smaller domestic breed East African Zebu, similar to Karamajong and Turkana South-eastern Sudan FAO Breed Survey A lack of water and security was reported. This breed is classified as a beef breed. They are moderate milkers. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Cattle White Nile eng. Kenana 2 2 Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Kenana with Baggara blood Kosti District local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Chicken Betwil Baladi (Small Baladi) eng. Eggs indigenous 0.9 Locally adapted domestic breed descended from Jungle Fowl 80 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Sudan SDN Chicken Large Sudanese Baladi eng. Eggs This is a hardy breed, able to produce under very harsh conditions. indigenous 1.9 1.4 Locally adapted domestic breed descended from Jungle fowl 50 8 local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Chicken Sudanese Bare Neck Baladi eng. Eggs indigenous 1.1 naked neck Locally adapted domestic breed descended from Jungle Fowl 106 local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Dromedary Albishari Racing Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Dromedary Anafi Alannafi DraughtPower Locally adapted domestic breed composite of Arabi and Bishari local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Dromedary Rashaidi uni coloured: slightly white-reddish small size with short legs Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Dromedary kenany Eng Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Dromedary sudan west Eng kabashi, meidobe Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Goat Ingessana Nuba Mountain, Anaj Meat uni coloured: mainly black, also other colours 2 2 medium sized, short ears curved upwards Locally adapted domestic variety local variety of Southern Sudan Ingessena Mountains along South-eastern boarder to Ethiopia FAO Breed Survey The animals encounter inadequate water supply and exposition to diseases. These goats are poor milkers and are used mainly for meat production. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Goat Saneen Saanen very well adapted to the conditions in Sudan 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported from Syria; exotic international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Goat Sudanese Desert eng. Sudanese Desert Meat The breed is regularly exposed to a lack of water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: black 2 2 medium sized horns, pointing upwards and backwards 76 66 50 32.7 large breed, male maned, ears variable Locally adapted domestic breed northern Sudan 2.3 2.25 67 F88-67, 68 The animals were probably owned by nomadic pastoralists but now owned in large numbers by agro-pastoralists; common and shared use makes ist difficult to define ownership patterns and flock sizes. 1.57 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Goat Sudanese Nubian eng. Sudanese Nubian Nubian, Baladi Milk This breed is reported to be the best milk producer in Sudan. uni coloured: black 2 2 32 Nubian type, long hair, lop ears Locally adapted domestic breed similar to Syrian Mountain along the Nile hair 150 2 2.2 2.2 N2-125 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under improved managenent conditions. Under improved managenent conditions a female can produce between 1.5-2.5 kg of milk per day during a lactation of 150 days. 1.4 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Goat Sudanese nubian Sudanese Nubian Beldi, Black Sudanes Nubian, Didinga, Boya Meat Now, Ministry of Livestock has proposed plan to restock the Station. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: predominantly black and white 2 2 thin pointed horns 76 71 50 35 Long pendulous Ears either black or black with white small spots. Locally adapted domestic variety local, larger variety of Southern Sudan This breed is kept by the Toposa, Boya and Didinga tribes in eastern Equatoria, towards the boarder with Kenya and Uganda FAO Breed Survey The animals are used to inadequate water supply. These goats are poor milk producers and are principally used for meat production. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Goat Yei Baria, Latuka-Baria, Latuka Meat This breed is probably resistant to trypanosomiasis. The animals are exposed to diseases, particularly internal parasites. uni coloured: black 2 2 small horns pointing upwards similar to Congo Dwarf, small with short ears domestic variety very small variety of Southern Sudan western Equatoria FAO Breed Survey Poor milking animals, mainly used for meat production. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Guinea fowl Sudanese Guineafowl eng. Eggs indigenous comment: red wattled, less dark grey-blue plumage highlighted by many regular rounded white spots of the size of a lentil Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Horse Dongola Dongola Dongolas, Dongolaw, Dongalawi Riding (sports) This breed is known as a good riding and racing horse. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: reddish-bay, often with white face-blaze and feet 140 140 light animals Locally adapted domestic breed western and north-western Darfur province and with the nomadic tribes moving between Sudan and Chad FAO Breed Survey Periodical reports of the veterinary authorities. Personal experience of the breed survey contact. Horses are not housed but are kept under a shed when it is hot. The animals are fed about 3 kg of grain. During the rainy season when there is a surplus of cow milk, good horses are given milk. This breed is maintained as a first choice for riding and racing horse. It is known as being a plinter horse but began to loose this position with the increase of the Sudan Country Breed. Mares suckle their foals for 6-8 months and foal every 16-18 months. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Horse Sudan Country-Bred eng. SCB domestic breed This breed is the product of Sudanese mares (Western Sudan Pony and Dongola type) and exotic breeds (English Thoroughbred and Arab breeds). The phenotype seems to be fairly stabilized. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Horse Tawleed Sport This breed has a possible lack of tolerance to adverse environmental conditions such as lack of adequate shade, food and water. domestic variety composite of Sudanese Country-Bred and exotic breeds; up-graded type of the Sudanese Country-Bred Khartoum area local No Material atRisk endangered -Sudan SDN Horse Western Sudan Pony eng. Gharkawi, Kordofani, Mayray, Messeri, Reziegi Taaishi, Darfur Pony Sport multi coloured: usually light bay, chestnut or grey with white markings 140 140 450 400 Locally adapted domestic breed The government started a horse improvement campaign at the beginning of this century. As a part of this campaign Thoroughbred or Arab stallions were bred with local mares to the detriment of the local breeds. By the 50's and 60's most Sudanese horses were carrying some English or Arab horse blood. early 20th century south Darfur and South-western Kordofan 480 540 FAO Breed Survey These type of horses are kept with cattle and often encounter water shortages, especially during the dry periods. The animals are sometimes given cow milk to feed on. Females suckle their young for 7-8 months. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Muscovy duck Sudanese Muscovy Duck eng. Fancy indigenous Locally adapted domestic breed 75 7 local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Pigeon Sudanese Pigeon eng. Meat indigenous Locally adapted domestic mongrel (Birds) 60 4.5 Housing is provided for the animals, but hand feeding is rarely practised. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Ashgur North Riverine, Riverine, Shugur, Wooled Northern Riverine, Shugor Meat The females are known for their good mothering abilities. uni coloured: sand coloured to red 0 0 45 35 moderately large sheep domestic variety commonest variety of Sudan Desert central and western parts of the Gizera, between the Blue and White Niles wool 2.3 2.1 W66-25 F88-124 FAO Breed Survey The animals encounter inadequate feed supply. 1.25 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Beja Milk The breed is adapted to the local harsh conditions prevalent in the Beja area. Females of this breed have poor mothering ability. 0 0 medium sized domestic variety variety of Sudan Desert herded by the Beja tribe of North-eastern Sudan wool FAO Breed Survey The animals endure inadequate feed and water supply. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Dubasi Abrag, Butana, Northern Riverine Milk multi coloured: white with black spots also pied 0 0 55 45 domestic variety variety of Sudan Desert: The breed was mistakenly considered an ecotype of North Riverine and consequently has been given its synonym. Khartoum to Shendi; eastern Gizera Province (eastern banks of Nile), Butana and along the Nile in the northern provinces wool 4.3 4.5 W66-25 F88-124 FAO Breed Survey Suliman A.H. (1986) The small ruminants of the Sudan. Proc. of a workshop on the improvement of small ruminants in eastern and southern Africa (ILCA). The animals endure inadequate feed supply as well as inadequate water supply. This is considered as a dual purpose breed used for both meat and milk. 1.18 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Fallata Um bororo 0 0 domestic breed West African Fulani ecotype local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Fung 0 0 domestic breed Sudan desert & Sudan Nilotic fused ecotype local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Hamari Eng Meat Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Meidobe Eng Meat Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Mongalla Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. 0 0 small animals domestic variety variety of Southern Sudanese Latuka-Bari, northern fringes of Equatoria Province wool FAO Breed Survey The animals encounter insecurity and parasitic diseases. These are meat animals with low dairy merit and nursing abilities. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Murle Murley Meat multi coloured: black pied, brown pied 0/2 0/2 short fat tail domestic variety variety of Toposa with more Southern Sudanese blood North-eastern Equatoria Province, South-eastern Sudan wool The animals encounter insecurity and prasitic diseases. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Nilotic Mapan, Nuer, Shilluk, Dinka Meat The animals of this breed are reported to develop some degree of trypanotolerance. 0 0 small, thin tailed domestic variety variety of South Sudanese Upper Nile, Bahr El Gazal and north Equatoria Provinces wool The animals encounter insecurity and parasitic diseases. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Nuba Maned eng. Nuba Mountain Meat uni coloured: all colours except black 2 0 medium sized domestic variety variety of South Sudanese Nuba Mountains wool The animals encounter insecurity. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Nuba Mountain Dwarf eng. Tagar, Tirra, pygmy Meat This breed is believed to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: white 0 0 11 11 very small domestic variety central parts of the Nuba Mountains wool local No Material atRisk endangered -Sudan SDN Sheep Shabali Eng Meat Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep South Sudanese eng. Garaj, Sudanese Maned, Southern Sudan multi coloured: white usually with black or tan patches 0/2 0/2 medium sized, male usually with ruff domestic breed composite of Nilotic and Sudanese Desert hair FAO Breed Survey The animals endure inadequate water supply and are exposed to parasitic diseases. The breed has moderate mothering abilities. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Sudan Desert eng. Sudan Desert Bidiri North Sudanese, Desert Sudanese, Drashiani, Gash, Kababish, Shanabla, Amale Milk uni coloured: predominantly brown but coloured is variable 0/2 0/2 60 50 lop ears, long fleshy tail with broad base domestic breed part of the African Long-Legged Group northern Provinces of Kordofan, Darfur, Kassala and the Red Sea Provinces hair 188 137 4.28 4.2 3.9 82 F55-49 F88-124 FAO Breed Survey inadequate feed and water supply 1.14 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Toposa Arid Highland Meat uni coloured: white, sometimes with black or brown on head 0/2 0/2 fat-rump domestic variety variety of Somali with some Nilotic blood eastern Equatoria Province, South-eastern Sudan wool The animals endure inadequate water supply and are subject to insecurity. local No Material unknown unknown -Sudan SDN Sheep Uda Uda Fellata, Peul, Pied, Oudah Meat multi coloured: front half black (or brown), back half white 2 0 80 70 65 45 males be maned, long thin tail domestic variety variety of Fulani western Sudan wool 60 3.9 3.5 98 F88-147 1.09 international No Material unknown unknown critical -Sudan SDN Sheep Watish Funj, Rufa'a el Hoi Meat The females are known for their excellent mothering abilities. uni coloured: predominantly fawn, white 0 0 smaller than Ashgur or Dubasi domestic variety variety of Sudan Desert Gezira, Blue Nile Province wool F88-124 FAO Breed Survey The animals encounter inadequate food and water supply as a result of the encroachment of mechanized crop farming in the total grazing areas. 1.17 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Western Baggara 0 0 domestic breed Sudan desert & Sudan Nilotic fused ecotype local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sudan SDN Sheep Zaghawa North Western Arid Upper Land Black, Arid Highland Meat uni coloured: black, white 2 0 long tough coarse type hair, quite similar to Toposa but more hairy domestic breed descended from Black Maure (Chad) North-western Darfur hair coarse/carpet The animals endure inadequate feed and water supply. local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Ass Ane en local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Ass Native of North Africa eng. l’Ane Africain DraughtPower This breed is reported to be very resistant to drought. uni coloured: grey with shoulder cross-stripe 105 90 Native domestic breed regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Djakore Race du sine Meat uni coloured: grey, yellow, white 2 2 thin long horns 135 135 large animals Native domestic breed composite of Gobra (Zebu) and N'Dama: It is not a very well defined breed in terms of the percentages of Gobra and N'Dama blood. In the arachidier Basin and in Eastern Senegal. 938 F20(1) -47 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Gir Gir Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported from Brazil international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Girolando Girolando Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported from Brazil 8 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Gobra Senegal Zebu, Zebu Peul Senegalais, Senegal Fulani Meat uni coloured: white 2 2 long (70-80 cm), big, lyre shaped horns 150 125 450 550 dewlap, hump (smaller in females) Native domestic breed Sahelian zone, northern Senegal. 500 600 5 22 20 48 48 50 Data forwarded from EAAP in 1980 SODESP (1984) Etude de consolidation du projet de developpement de l'Elevage en Z.S.R. CRZ Dakar Rapport annuels 1965. Sow R.S. et al (1984): Evaluation of the productivity of zebu-Gobra at the CRZ, Dakar (Rapport non public). Diop D. (1987): Etude du system d'elevage dans le zone d'emprise du CRZ, Dakar. Memoir de Titularisation ISRA, 1987. There are very few studies on this breed in Mauritania. The information provided comes from some thesis written by veterinarians. There is a lack of water during the dry season. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Guzérat Guzerat GeneralCrossbreeding semen is imported from Brazil for AI 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported 1960s Dakar; few animal inside the contry international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 Large sized cattle with distinct black, sometimes red markings. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Jerseyaise Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported 1990s international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Montbéliard fr. Montbéliarde Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported 1980s international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Moyenne Ndama en local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Cattle Métis de Bambey 2 2 Exotic domestic breed composite of N'Dama (13/16) and Gobra Zebu (3/16) of Djakore type 1921 local No Material extinct extinct -Senegal SEN Cattle Métis laitiers Français Locally adapted Composite of dairy breeds of temperate regions (Holstein, Montbeliard, Brown Swiss) and local breeds. National AI program starting in 1999/2000, with 3000-5000 local cows inseminated each year. In all country, but particularly in the groundnut basin around big cities. semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, fodder, grazing stationary 250 100 360 2000 1000 3500 6.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle N'dama N'dama Well adapted to humid climate conditions. Trypanotolerant. 0 0 Small sized animal. Native domestic breed Bos taurus Southern and South-eastern part country. 180 0.75 800 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle N'dama Grande fr. Gambian N'dama Gambian N'dama uni coloured: fawn, white, blond (lighter than Guinean N'Dama) 2 2 120 115 300 230 slightly taller than typical Guinean type Native domestic variety larger variety of N'Dama southern and eastern Senegal 300 180 270 5.1 18 17 FAO Breed Survey F20(1) -23 W50-11 CRZ-Kolda Rapports Annuels (1974) FALL A. et al (1982) Evaluation of the productivities of Djallonke sheep and N'Dama cattle at the CRZ-Kolda, Senegal. ILCA Research report No. 3 Sept. 1982. Performance was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on total grazing with no housing. There is a lack of water during the dry season from November to June. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle N'gabou N'gabou Gabu, N'dama Falu, Fula multi coloured: white with black points 2 2 Locally adapted domestic variety variety of N'Dama Casamance regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Cattle Normande Normande Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Red Sindhi eng. Red Sindhi GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported 1960s international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported 1960s international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Cattle zebu Maure french Zébu with red coat Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Senegal SEN Chicken Babolna Harco eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Harco Eggs Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Chicken Hendrix Bovan Goldline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Eggs Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs Exotic domestic strain recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken ISA Vedette Commercial strain- broiler- ISA Vedette Meat Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Eggs Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken Poule locale fr. = local chicken Meat uni coloured: light brown or white 1.5 1 small size, rustic bird Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide 18 60 Chickens are reared by all ethnic groups in Senegal; it is predominantly the responsibility of women and children.
Hens have 3 to 4 egg-laying cycles per year laying between 6 to 15 eggs per cycle. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Chicken Ross 208 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross 208 Meat Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken Souches sélectionnées Exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Chicken Star Cross Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross Eggs Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Around large cities like Dakar. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Dromedary Bactrian Camel Dromadaire dromadaire Dromadaire Meat, Milk, Prestige local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Senegal SEN Goat Chèvre du Sahel fr. Sahelian The prolificity of the goats is average, variable according to the conditions of food between 110 and 130%. uni coloured: white 0 0 80 70 35 25 Locally adapted domestic breed Northern and Central part of the country. 120 70 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Goat Djallonké West African Dwarf African, Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, West African Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific, about 150%.. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 45 35 25 20 Small sized animals. Males normally bearded, with a weak mane Locally adapted domestic breed southern and eastern Senegal 1.6 1.4 F88-110, 113 FAO Breed Survey Faugere O et al (1988) L'elevage traditionnel des petits ruminants dans le region de Kolda (Haute Casamauer) . Ref No 18/Viro/LNERV, 1988) 1.14 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Horse Anglo-Arabe Anglo-Arab GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Horse Arab Arab GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Horse Barbe Barb GeneralCrossbreeding Locally adapted domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Horse Fleuve Naru Gor, Cheval du Fleuve uni coloured: grey 140 325 light animals Locally adapted domestic breed composite of Barb (from Hodh or Kayes) and local ponies local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Horse Fouta Foutanke light animals Locally adapted domestic breed composite of Fleuve and M'bayar local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Horse Foutankà en local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Horse Locale Locally adapted local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Horse M' Par Cayor These are very rustic and hardy animals. uni coloured: bay or chestnut 130 pony Locally adapted domestic breed Cayor local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Horse M'bayar DraughtPower uni coloured: bay or chestnut 137 pony Locally adapted domestic breed Baol local No Material unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Horse West African Barb eng. West African Barb Arabe Barbe, Arab-Barb DraughtPower uni coloured: grey 155 150 450 420 light animals Locally adapted domestic breed descended from Barb 60 65 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat uni coloured: white Large animal. Exotic domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic Basse Casamance and Arachidier bassin. Pig breeding is restricted to Christian communities in rural and urban areas. Pig breeding is generally in the hands of women. Pigs are housed in half-open stals with individual or group units. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Pig locale fr. = breed name unknown Meat multi coloured: white with rather moderate to big size black patches 50 50 75 75 Long legs. Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed Basse Casamance and Arachidier bassin. 13 16 The animals are set free during the day and are locked up during the night. Simple housing is provided made of local materials. During the winter they are permanently kept inside. Generally sows have 1.81 litters on average per year and the average littersize is 7.5 however, the mortality rate of piglets is high. 7.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Sheep Bali Bali Uda 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed recently imported from neighbouring countries Urban and peri-urban areas. international No Material atRisk critical critical -Senegal SEN Sheep Djalonké West African Dwarf Cameroons Dwarf, Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Maned, West African Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. Early and relatively prolific. multi coloured: white usually with black patches, occasionally black 2 0/2 50 50 27 22.5 males have a throat ruff and mane. Short close-cropped hair. Locally adapted domestic breed southern Senegal. hair 111 65 6 1.8 1.6 98 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey Fall A. et al., (1982) Evaluation of the productivities of Djallonke sheep and N'Dama cattle at the CRZ Kolda. ILCA research report No. 3 Sept 1982. Faugere O. et al. (1988) L'Elevage traditionnel des petites ruminants dans le zone de Kolda. Ref. No. 18 Viro/LNERV 1988. 1.2 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Sheep Ladume 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed recently imported from neighbouring countries Urban and peri-urban areas. local No Material atRisk endangered -Senegal SEN Sheep Mouton Peul-peul french Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Sheep Peul-peul Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peuhl, Peulh, Poulfouli, Fulani Meat During the dry season animals are well adapted to a water shortage and have only once in a day access to water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 55 40 35 Locally adapted domestic breed Sahel type northern and central Senegal wool 3.1 2.9 117 50 CRZ Dakar (1977) Rapports annuels. Faugere et. al. (1989): L'elevage Traditionnel des petits ruminants dans le zone de Louga. Ref. No. 25/Viro/LNERV, 1989. F88-135 W53-14 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Sheep Toronke Toronke Large Peul, Fouta Toro Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: spotted 2 0/2 females: 32% small horns 74 40 32.5 large sized animals Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Fulani wool 2.9 2.6 67 F88-138 1.03 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Senegal SEN Sheep Touabire This breed is highly prefered for sacrifice in honour of the religious Tabaski festival because of it's external characteristics (size, coat colour, horns). Woloff Touabire White Maure, Taubir, Maure a Poils Ras, Touabir, Touabire ou Ladoum, White Arab Meat uni coloured: usually white also black or red
multi coloured: sometimes pied 0/2 0/2 85 75 50 40 short close-cropped hair, large body size Locally adapted domestic variety short-haired variety of Maure northern and western Senegal hair 100 3.5 3 42 F88-13 FAO Breed Survey CRZ Dakar Rapports Annuels 1977. . . PRODELOU Rapports techniques 1.02 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Senegal SEN Sheep Warale Mouton Warale Hair 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed composite of Touabire and Fulani developed at the Agricultural Research Institute in Dahra 1975 onwards central and eastern Senegal hair local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman Can cope with new changes. Adapted very well to the climatic conditions of the Solomons, they do not seek water and shade so often. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia, locally adapted breed 1970's international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk Can cope with new changes. 0 0 domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat Can cope with new changes. 0 0 domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Meat 0 0 domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Limousine Limousin 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic; The latest cattle importation was made in 1997 by Russell Islands Plantation Limited (RIPEL) of 800 head from Breeders in Australia, including Limousine breed. 1997 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Can cope with new changes. Adapted very well to the climatic conditions of the Solomons, they do not seek water and shade so often. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia, locally adapted breed 1970's international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat Can cope with new changes. 0 0 domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic; The latest cattle importation was made in 1997 by Russell Islands Plantation Limited (RIPEL) of 800 head from Breeders in Australia, including Simmental breed. 1997 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Cattle Solomon Red eng. SI Red Can cope with new changes. This breed has a quiet temperament. 0 0 domestic breed composite of Brahman, Santa Gertrudis, Hereford, Shorthorn and Droughtmaster (Australia) 1970-1980 local No Information unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Ancona eng. Ancona domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Australop eng. Australorp domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Malayan Game eng. Malay Game domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Santa Cruz Wild Fowl domestic breed autochthonous breed. This breed of jungle fowl was thought to have been brought in by Alvaro de Mendana in 1568, the first Spanish Explorer who first sighted Solomon Islands. 1568 forests of Santa Cruz the Eastern province of Temotu local No Information unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Temotu Wild fowl wild breed local No Information unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Chicken Village Chicken eng. Meat domestic mongrel (Birds) imported over many years, selective cross-breeding does not exist It is difficult to ascertain when these local stocks were introduced into the country as no information is available on history of local chickens. It is commonly believed that the earliest settlers were responsible for the original stock introduction. Found in almost every village in the rural areas and some provincial towns. The local or village chickens which have been kept in free-range systems in the villages for centuries are now being fenced to confine them. local No Information unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Duck (domestic) Indian Runner eng. Indian Runner domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Duck (domestic) Peking Pekin domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Australia; exotic; The recent importations of live Anglo Nubian goats supplemented with limited straws of frozen semen (A.I) from Australia in 1990 were made to improve the government goat herd at Tenavatu Farm (now destroyed). 1990 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Goat Angora eng. Angora 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Goat New Zealand Feral eng. 0 0 domestic breed imported from New Zealand; locally adapted breed; local No Information unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Goat Sanaans eng. Saanen 0 0 domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy domestic species exotic, locally developed breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Berkshire Extensively used to up-grade the local strain of pigs. eng. Berkshire GeneralCrossbreeding Can cope with new changes. domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. Berkshire breed generally perform better in semi-intensive systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed recently introduced; locall adapted international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Landrace Extensively used to up-grade the local strain of pigs. eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding Can cope with new changes. domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Large White Extensively used to up-grade the local strain of pigs. eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding Can cope with new changes. domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. Common all over the provinces, in Training centres, provincial farms and small holder farms. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Local crosses eng. Meat domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Native Pig eng. Village Pig uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: black with grey or white patches, red with black patches 28.4 small body size, long straight snout, swept back ears and straight tail domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Saddleback Extensively used to up-grade the local strain of pigs. eng. Saddleback GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. Saddleback breed generally perform better in semi-intensive systems. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Tamworth Extensively used to up-grade the local strain of pigs. eng. Tamworth GeneralCrossbreeding Can cope with new changes. domestic breed exotic, locally adapted breed. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Solomon Islands SLB Pig Wild pig These types of pigs are generally low producers. It has been a common practice to domesticate this wild breed and later crossed to recently introduced strains. eng. Sus papuensis GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: black
comment: red eyes Generally small and long snout. wild breed locally adapted breed; these feral pigs are similar to the feral ones found in PNG. These pigs are found in most of the big islands although their habitat have been threatened by logging operations which are all over the major islands. local No Information unknown unknown -Sierra Leone SLE Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 116 104 370 250 small animals domestic breed West African Small Humpless Longhorn 70 300 180 500 1.5 26 23 70 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed 272 1852 4.6 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Chicken Rhode Island eng. Rhode Island Red Cannot stand the high temperature and humidity of Sierra Leone. Have some disease risks. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Cannot stand the high temperature and humidity of Sierra Leone. Have some disease risks. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell less resistant to diseases domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic The eggs of ducks usually used in pastries. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Sierra Leone SLE Goat West African Dwarf eng. West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, African This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 40 40 22 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed 1.17 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Pig Berkshire producers of pork and bacon eng. Berkshire Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Pig Duroc producers of pork and bacon eng. Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Pig Landrace producers of pork and bacon eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Pig Large White producers of pork and bacon eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Rabbit California White eng. California Have problems with Coccidiosis domestic breed imported; exotic Rural and peri urban women are encouraged to grow rabbits as they can be easily fed from house hold waste and vegetable residues. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Rabbit Flemish Giant eng. Flemish Giant Have problems with Coccidiosis domestic breed imported; exotic Rural and peri urban women are encouraged to grow rabbits as they can be easily fed from house hold waste and vegetable residues. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sierra Leone SLE Rabbit Martin eng. Marten Have problems with Coccidiosis domestic breed imported; exotic Rural and peri urban women are encouraged to grow rabbits as they can be easily fed from house hold waste and vegetable residues. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Sierra Leone SLE Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Have problems with Coccidiosis. domestic breed imported; exotic Rural and peri urban women are encouraged to grow rabbits as they can be easily fed from house hold waste and vegetable residues. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Ass Burro Criollo sp. PackBaggage domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Ass Burro Kentucky Burro Kentucky PackBaggage domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Cattle Asturiana de los Valles sp. Asturian Valley 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Cattle Australian Friesian Sahiwal eng. Australian Friesian Sahiwal AFS GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -El Salvador SLV Cattle Brahman Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding Well adapted to tropical conditions. 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA; locally adapted 1950's Used in different production systems: Commercial sector and subsistence farming systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Criolla Argentine Criollo GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1923 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Guzerat Guzerat GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA, Texas; exotic 1950s international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Gyr Gir GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported again in 1923 1890 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Indobrasil Indo-Brasilian GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -El Salvador SLV Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic 1923 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Nellore Nelore GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss Swiss Brown GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Cattle Simmental Simmental GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Chicken Arbor Acres Female eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat industrial 2.3 2 domestic line imported from USA 315 5 5 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Chicken Buf Orpingtone eng. Orpington Buff Eggs domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Chicken Criolla The meat of the local chicken is prefered more for it's taste than that of the meat of exotic breeds. sp. Eggs High morbidity and mortality rates. comment: various colours and types exist domestic breed indigenous breed double purpose breed On average about 10 chicken are kept in backyard systems. local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat industrial 3 domestic line imported from USA 185 6 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Chicken Hy-Line eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic line imported; exotic Mainly San Salvador, La Libertad, Cuscatlán, Cabañas, Santa Ana and San Miguel departments. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Chicken Hy-Line Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown Eggs industrial domestic line imported from USA, composite of Rhode Island Red (male) and White Plymouth Rock (female) international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Chicken Hyline W-71 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line White Eggs industrial 2 1.8 domestic line imported from USA 300 4.5 4.5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Chicken Jersey Black Giant eng. Eggs domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Chicken Macho Peterson sp. Commercial strain- Peterson Peterson Male Meat industrial domestic line imported from USA international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Chicken New Hampshire Red eng. New Hampshire Red Eggs domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -El Salvador SLV Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Eggs domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Chicken Shaver Starcross 288 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross domestic line imported; exotic Mainly San Salvador, La Libertad, Cuscatlán, Cabañas, Santa Ana and San Miguel departments. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Chicken Shaver Starcross 579 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross 579 domestic line imported; exotic Mainly San Salvador, La Libertad, Cuscatlán, Cabañas, Santa Ana and San Miguel departments. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Goat Criolla Family consumption. sp. Creole Meat 0 0 domestic breed indigenous double purpose breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Goat Franco Alpina sp. French Alpine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -El Salvador SLV Goat Nubia sp. Anglo-Nubian GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Goose (domestic) Salvadorean Duck eng. Eggs domestic mongrel (Birds) This breed has been imported to El Salvador and originates from Tolouse, Embden, China and African geese. local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Horse Apaloosa Appaloosa domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Horse Arabe Arab domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Horse Azteca sp. Azteca domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Horse Criollo sp. PackBaggage domestic breed Rural areas. local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse PackBaggage domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Horse Española sp. Purebred Spanish PackBaggage domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -El Salvador SLV Horse Inglés sp. Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Horse Lusitano Lusitanian domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Horse Peruano de paso sp. Costeño PackBaggage domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Horse Pony eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Muscovy duck Pato Real eng. Muscovy Meat indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Pig Criolla sp. Meat Good mothering abilities. 60 60 domestic breed indigenous breed. Rural areas. On average 3 or 4 animals are kept under backyard conditions. Kept in small sheds during rainy season and left to roam freely in dry season. local No Material unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Pig Dalan eng. Dalland GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed Synthetic breed. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -El Salvador SLV Pig Duroc fr. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. 9.1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. 9.1 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -El Salvador SLV Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. 9.1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Pig Pelon sp. Pelon Pelon Tabasqueno, Black Hairless of the Tropics Lard uni coloured: black Iberian Type domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -El Salvador SLV Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. 9.1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Sheep Black Belly eng. Barbados Black Belly Lard Adapted to tropical climates. 0 0 domestic breed Kept in low-input systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Sheep Criolla sp. Criollo Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; Decendants of the sheep brought by the spaniards between 1548 and 1812. 1548 wool Kept in low-input systems. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Sheep Pelibuey Pelibuey Lard Well adapted to hot climates. 0 0 Hair sheep. domestic breed imported from Africa hair Kept in low-input systems. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -El Salvador SLV Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Somalia SOM Ass Somali Somali uni coloured: grey domestic breed similar to the Toposa of South-eastern Sudan Ogaden, northern Somalia international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Ass Somali Wild Ass eng. Somali Wild Ass In Somalia the fat is used as a cure for TBC. uni coloured: reddish-grey with dark mane
comment: seldomly with dorsal stripe and shoulder cross-stripe feral variety Equus africanus somaliensis, variety of African Wild Ass northern Somalia regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle Bimal 2 2 domestic variety small variety of Garre local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle Boran Boran East African Shorthorned Zebu Meat The animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: usually white or grey, also red
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short horns 130 121 700 475 East African Shorthorned Zebu type domestic breed Gedo, Lower Jubba, Middle Jubba, North-western and Eastern 170 1200 25 25 N2-40 F20(1)-104 W67-53 W57-30 There is inadequate water supply. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Somalia SOM Cattle Dawara Duara, Garre, Dauara uni coloured: often red
multi coloured: also red pied or black pied 0/2 0/2 small horns 320 280 Zebu domestic breed central Somalia: Middle Shabelle, Awdal, Hargeisa and Benadir 500 F24-165 local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle Ethiopian Boran eng. Ethiopian Boran Borana, Borena, Galla, Somali Boran, Tanaland Boran, Avai Meat uni coloured: grey, white 0/2 0/2 121 118 318 225 humped, males have a bigger hump domestic variety unimproved variety of Boran western Somalia 210 843 6 3.8 18.2 17.8 48 60 N2-48 W42-29 FAO Breed Survey The milk yield per lacation refers to pastoral conditions. - weaning weight 170.2;
regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle Gasara Razzetta delle dune, Abgal aria uni coloured: red to dark red, black 2 2 300 250 Zebu, small domestic breed Hiran, Bakool local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle Jiddu Jiddu Macien, Sorco, Sucra, Surco, Surco Sanga, Surug, Suruq, Tuni, Giddu The breed is adapted to live under semi-humid and humid climatic conditions. Possibly has a certain degree of tolerance of trypanosomes. 2 2 long horns domestic breed Sanga-Zebu intermediate southern Somalia regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle Magal Correi uni coloured: black 2 2 Zebu domestic variety variety of Gasara (may have some Jiddu blood) Juba local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle North Somali eng. uni coloured: usually chestnut or black, sometimes white 2 2 Zebu domestic breed part of the Somali group northern Somalia local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Cattle Somali Somaliland Zebu, Small Zebus of Somalia 0/2 0/2 short horns domestic breed East African Shorthorned type local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Dromedary Benadir largest of all Somali camels, large hump domestic breed southern Somalia local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Dromedary Hor Milk domestic breed centre and south local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Dromedary Mudugh Galjaal, Nogal, Mijertein domestic breed north central areas local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Dromedary Ogaden uni coloured: pale to almost white large size domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Dromedary Somaliland domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Goat Abgal 0/2 0/2 domestic variety variety of Somali North-eastern Somalia local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Goat Benadir Digwain, Deguen Milk multi coloured: red spotted or black spotted 2 2 lop ears domestic breed Webi Shibeli, southern Somalia local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Goat Bimal Milk multi coloured: white with small dark spots 2 2 domestic variety small coastal variety of Benadir southern Somalia local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Goat Boran Boran Somali, Galla uni coloured: black, cream, fawn with black dorsal stripe 2 2 60 60 35 27 short ears domestic breed part of the Small East African Group southern Somalia 30 420 F88-95 These animals endure inadequate water supply, especially in the arid and semi-arid areas. 1.29 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Goat Garre Milk multi coloured: brown, white 2 2 domestic variety variety of Benadir southern Somalia local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Goat Somali Somali Degeun, Deghier, Dighi yer, Modugh, Mudugh, Galla Meat uni coloured: white occasionally with spots or patches 2 0/2 35 short hair and ears domestic breed Ogaden, northern Somalia 2.4 2.4 N2-125 1.06 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Goat Somali Arab eng. Sahelian Milk This breed is highly prolific. uni coloured: brown 2 2 52 17 short ears, long hair domestic breed from Arab Peninsula coast of Somalia hair 700 N2-113 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Somalia SOM Goat Tuni Meat uni coloured: black 2 2 domestic variety large variety of Benadir southern Somalia local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Horse Somali Pony eng. uni coloured: usually chestnut or grey domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Somalia SOM Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian multi coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 short hair, fat-rumped domestic breed hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Somalia SOM Sheep Somali Somali Blackheaded Somali, Ogaden, Berbera Blackhead Meat uni coloured: white with black head 0 0 62 31.7 fat-rump domestic breed hair 2.7 2.7 420 60 A1-6 1.04 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Somalia SOM Sheep Somali Arab eng. Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 fat tail, hairy-coarsewoolled domestic breed descended from Radmani (Aden) coast of Somalia hair coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Ass Balkan donkey Work and transport animal, milk, meat and cheese. eng. The Balkan donkey is relatively small size donkey breed with elongated rectangular body format. The head can be rough with long and vertical ears and it is well connected with the flat and long neck. Along the upper edge of the neck extends a relatively small section of more subtle hairs (5-7) cm, which makes a short and upright mane. Muscles are spindle-shaped and strong, not abundant, and bone protrusions are easy to observe. Balkan donkeys are usually pale (blue or reddish), the cormorant or chocolate color. They are characterized by calm temperament, ability of voluntary learning and can be easily trained and obedient in the work. Domestic Balkan donkey, Domaći balkanski magarac Meat, Milk, Research, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential, Transport Extensive breeding. Feeding of adults: Not very demanding, it is satisfied with a small amount of bad and bulky food. In summer time-pasture, winter food- forages with minimal involvement of the concentrate. Housing period: Winter months. No specific cultural role. Adaptive to the harsh climate. Resistant to non-specific pathogens. The gestation period of donekys is lasts from 365 days to 370 days on average. Mating is possible throughout the year, but as a rule, it happens in spring. One offspring is usually borne, sometimes twins may be borne. Donkey meat is consumed and used for feeding convalescents and more to promote highly valuable donkey milk and milk products. Donkey cheese, milk, sausages, soap, liqueur. Domestic Balkan donkey used traditionally as animal carrying saddle, used to transport riders and goods. Can carry over 100 kg of cargo on a big slope and undeveloped mountain trails. Obey and durable. Can play an important role in the development of tourism in the mountain and rural areas. No specific environmental role. Well adopted to marginal environment. In most animals are observed eel stripe along the back and a cross on crest, and pigmentation: silvery shading deployed ventral on the chest and abdomen, along the medial side of the limb and around the muzzle and eyes. Some animals have tiger stripes along the extremities. Grey, brown, dark-grey, reddish brown. 120 110 235 180 Native n domestic breed Native breed. "The majority of population is located near towns Sremska Mitrovica (""Zasavica""-Special Nature Reserve), Kovilj municipality and in the region of Stara planina mountain (Old Mountain), Dimitrovgrad." extensive (non backyard) concentrate, grazing stationary 15 12 18 18 60 60 30 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Serbia SRB Buffalo Domestic buffalo Milk is user for butter as the main product for human consuption to replace pork lard or vegetable oil. eng. Domestic buffalo are similar to Asian wild buffalo. They have long narrow head, with horns turned down to the side of the head sweeping back and upwards. They have massive build, deep,barrel shaped body. Front part of body is more developed than the rear, with sloping pelvis. Tail is low set. Thick hide, dark pigmented as well as hair. Udder poorly developed with 4 teats. Mediterranean Domaći bivo DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Management system: Highly extensive; Feeding: Grazing in summer, roughage in winter; Housing period: Approximately 5 months; Specific management conditions: In summer, younger animals and non-lactating cows are on free range pasture in highlands without control of breeder. The breed shows very good adaptability but sensitive to very high and very low temperatures. Animals of this breed show resistance to unspecific disease carriers parasites. The bulls can be used for breeding until they are 10-15 years old. Gravidity is from 300 to 320 days. Due to specific fatty acids in the milk fat, milk products have a specific flavour and aroma. Milk is user for butter as the main product for human consumption to replace pork lard or vegetable oil. Milk fat, due to contribution of specific fatty acids gives all milk products specific flavor and aroma. Very good adaptablility. The hair color is black, brown or dark-gray and very rarely occurs and albino. Black, dark grey. 2 2 Horns turned down to the side of the head, sweeping back and upwards, medium long. 135 125 650 500 Native n domestic breed "In the Balkan Peninsula buffalo came from several directions: through the Eastern Roman Empire, the north by invasion of the Huns and Avars in Europe and the southern route through Italy. On the territory of the Republic of Serbia is present of Mediterranean type of buffalo. Dechany monastery in 1200. years had his men ""bivolare"" who breeding the buffaloes." South and South-Western Serbia, Kosovo and Metohia province, Rashka area (Novi Pazar, Sjenica, Tutin). extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 1000 240 180 300 700 600 1000 6.7 3.5 7.5 3.5 30 28 30 24 36 30 42 15 650 135 50 In traditional breeding system the animals are kept at the open air from early spring to late autumn. international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle Angus Suitable for breeding system cow-calf eng. Wither height is about 115 to 120 cm, nad from 120 to 135 cm of buuls. The head is small, with a wide forehead and without horns. The neck is short, broad and fleshy and the hull is long and rounded. The legs are short and the muscles in the area of the ham reaches to the hock. Skin, mucosal and hooves are pigmented and body and hair are black. Today, the red colour dominated. The body weight of the adult cows ranges from 550 to 650 kg, and bulls 700 to 850 kg. Aberdeen-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Characteristics of the Angus breed is early maturity in the sexual sense and excellent meat quality with good marbling and a small part of the subcutaneous adipose tissue. What is a major advantage in Angus breed is a good possibility of reproduction and fattening traits in relatively humble circumstances in grassy areas with minimal involvement of the workforce. It has good resistance to high temperature differences, which is suitable for rearing and fattening in warmer and colder regions. Black and red. 0 0 130 115 800 600 Exotic n domestic breed extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 180 2000 35 30 1500 60 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss breed is dairy cattle. Cattle are brown in color. Adult males weigh on average 900 kg and females 500 kg with an average wither height of 155 cm and 138 cm respectively. The breed is adapted to the mountainous environment and is known for being easy to handle. The females are known for having a good calving rate. Brown Swiss Improved Brown-Grey Meat, Milk The breed is adapted to the local environment. The breed shows medium resistance to unspecific disease carriers. The females are known for their good fertility. Good meat quality. This breed is known for handling ease. Brown. 2 2 Medium-length horns, pigmented from the middle, curved aside and upwards. 155 138 900 500 Roe-like muzzle Exotic n domestic breed Originated from USA. From Germany. South-Westhern Serbia, Prijepolje, Priboj, Kosovo and Metohia. intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 305 7212 3.9 3.52 40 38 12 24 9 1000 200 50 - calving rate (%): 50 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle Busha serb. Busha are small breed, often overbuilt (higher at rump than at withers). Head is light, small, rectangular shape with fine horns, curved upwards forward. Front and back part of the body equally developed, with badly developed widths and depths. Body weakly muscled with short, sloping and pointed hips. Thin skin, easily separable from body. Udder small, properly developed. Milk yield compared to their body weight and production conditions is satisfactory. Very positively responds to improved conditions of feeding and care.There is several strains: black and red metohian, grey polimski etc. Busha Busha, Red Metohian DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Very adaptable. Resistant to unspecific disease carriers. This breed is known for late maturity but the calving interval is often less than a year. The milk of this breed has a high fat content which is convienient for cheese production. Cheese This breed is known for its strong constitution, adaptability and hardiness. Genetically related with other Busha cattle in region. Suitable for maintenance high-mountain pastures. Good adaptibility. A special variant is tiger Busha, with a dense, narrow tiger stripes all over the body. On the basis of color, we can talk about the different strains of Busha. The most important strains in our country are: gray Polimska busha (southwest Serbia), red Metohian Busha (Southern Serbia and Kosovo and Metohia) and sporadically are occurring tiger Busha. Always is unicolored: red, light grey, yellow, black, blue. 2 2 Horns are always dark to black. The horns are short, curved upwards forward, bright around the base of the horn and black tops. 110 100 400 280 "Roe snout (dark pigmentation of mucous membranes in the nose, with a wreath of white hair surrounding it) is the breed characteristics of the Busha cattle. Along the back line is striped ""eelis line”, which is always in contrasts with the basic color of the coat." Native y 2020 Domestic Breed Busha is domestic primitive breed. Belongs to a group of short horn cattle, which originated from Bos brachyceros Adametz. In the past, it grown in all regions of our country, except for some parts of the Pannonian plain. It is believed that Busha is indigenous cattle of Balkan Peninsula, but also called Illyrian cattle. Southern and Eastern part of Serbia: Sjenica, Tutin, Novi Pazar, Kosovo and Metohia province, Old Mountain-Dimitrovgrad Municipality, Crna Trava, Leskovac, Prokuplje, Prijepolje, Valjevo, Vojvodina province-Kovin, Vršac. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 239 874 4.58 4 3.45 20 18 20 18 24 20 29 20 500 100 45 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Serbia SRB Cattle Charolais Typical breed for beef production. fr. These are large and heavy cattle large frame, with wide and broad. Have short, broad head, relatively short, muscular neck and long, deep trunk. Dorsal line is flat with a lot of muscle. The limbs are short and medium thick skin, covered with a soft coat wheaten color. There are horned and hornless types. It has good feed conversion, good daily gain, a lower percentage of fat in the meat, fertility is adequate and they are long-lived. In a small percentage of cows occurring problems during calving, difficult calving. Charolais Šarole GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat The breed is well adapted to the local climate. The animals of this breed have difficulties with calving. High portion of meat. White to yellow. 0/2 0/2 There are horned and hornless types. 145 138 1250 800 Muscularity of animals. Exotic n domestic breed Originated from France. 1772. intensive concentrate, fodder stationary 2500 44 40 7 1300 65 international Not Sufficient extinct extinct notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle European Black and White eng. Evropsko crno-belo Exotic n domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Cattle Hereford Typical breed for beef production. eng. Hereford is a very strong constitution with a full width and depth. Body color is chestnut - red, with white head. White line from withers, head, chest and stomach, lower parts of legs and tail. The distal parts of the legs and tassel on the tail are white. The original form of the Hereford is horned, although there are strains without horns. High dressing percentage, easy calving. Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Very good. Easy calving. More tallow content in comparisment with other beef breeds. Red with white head and line. 2 2 Two varieties - horned (2 horns) and pooled. 150 136 950 650 Exotic n domestic breed Originated from United Kingdom. 1848 Unknown. Voyvodina province. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 1500 35 30 1300 65 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle Holstein-Friesian Breed with highest milk production. eng. Black and white cattle with white tail and undermost legs. Medium mature breed with average production life under of 3 years. Robust conformation with high depth and width. Back side of body is deeper because of well formed udder. Holstein (black and white) Crno-bela holstajn rasa, HF, Black and White GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk Continally imported. Good. Concerning on high metabolism very sensitive for bad weather condition. The fertility of this breed is rather low due to their high metabolism. Black and white. 2 2 155 146 1200 720 Respiratory type with irregular black and white pied. Exotic y 1937 domestic breed Originated from USA. 1852. Continually imported. All Serbia. intensive concentrate stationary 305 6886 3.77 3.21 39 36 9.5 7 3 900 450 57 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle Kolubarska serb. The average height about 125 cm. The body mass of the cow is at 350 to 380 kg, and the bulls of 600 to 750 kg. The colors are gray, dirty-gray or gray-brown. The muzzle, tips of its horns and hooves are dark pigmented. The horns are large and long enough almost to 1 m. Late maturing breed, the average birth weight is about 20 to 25 kg. Milking is small and is about 800 kg. in lactation. Colubara breed, Kolubara DraughtPower, Meat Adapted to harsh field conditions. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. This is a typical draft animal, known for its strong constitution, hardiness and good adaptability. The colors are gray, dirty-gray or gray-brown. 2 2 The horns are large and long enough almost to 1 m. 127 124 550 400 Native n domestic breed Composite of Podolyan and Busha. XIX century. Mionica, Valjevo extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 270 800 4 25 20 - calving rate (%): 85 local No Material extinct extinct -Serbia SRB Cattle Limousin Typical breed for beef production. fr. Cattle are reddish-brown in color with bright areas around the eyes, in the form of glasses. The head is short with a broad forehead and a medium-long horns. The neck is strong and short, and the blades are well connected with the thorax. The hull is deep and wide, long back, chest deep, rounded ribs, rump wide and well muscled, and the legs short and strong. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Animals of this breed are well adapted to the local climate. The breed is known for easy calving. High portion of meat, low in fat and bones. Redish-brown. 2 2 150 140 1100 800 Red brown color with white ring around eyes and muzzle expression of muscularity. Exotic n domestic breed Originated from France. 1850 Unknown. Voyvodina Province. fodder stationary 2000 4 39 36 40 1100 64.5 international Not Sufficient extinct extinct notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle Podolian eng. Podolian breed belongs to primigenius group of cattle and to production type of work. The breed is known for its adaptability to extreme conditions and is reported to have an unspecified disease resistance. This is a typical draft animal, known for its strong constitution and hardiness. In the past it was the main draft animal in agriculture of Serbia province of Vojvodina. The podolian cattle is an indigenous native breed. The animals are grey, although males are darker and calves are reddish in color. Adult males weight on average 800 kg and females 500 kg with an average wither height of 140 cm and 126 cm, respectively. These cattle have huge, long horns (up to 100 cm in length). Podolian podolsko govece, sivo-stepsko govece, podolac DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Meat, Milk, Research, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The animals of this breed are very well adapted to the local climate. The breed shows a good resistance. Very good. Calving rate 85%. Dry and dark meat. Good adaptability. The characteristic of gray-steppe cattle is one unicolor. The hair color is ashen or silver-gray. The front part of the body is a little darker than the last. The animals color depends on the age. The calves are reddish-yellow color, which is lost in the first molt, and the color becomes grayish hair after the second, third month of life. Rarely can be found and albino animals. Unicolored: grey. The skin is pigmented, dark-gray color. 2 2 Horns are reddish in young animals, and the elderly gray-white with black tops. The appearance of green, yellow or waxy color of horns is not desirable. The permanent color of horns is formed after the age of four. Horns are the longest at barrows up to 1 m, at bulls are shorter, about 75 cm, and cows, 60-70 cm. Differential between the peaks of the horns may reach as much as 2 m. Horns are very thick, so that the volume on base of horns can be up to 30 cm. 150 126 800 500 Native y domestic breed "Podolian or gray-steppe cattle, belongs to the group of primigenius cattle. There are different theories about the origin of this breed: according to first theory, this cattle was bring 1000 years ago during the conquest of these territories by the Huns and Avars, who came from Mongolia, according to second theory, arrived during the great migration in the fourth century from the East and according to third theory it is result of the local crossbreeding and domestication in the Carpathian basin. Etimologically the term ""Podolic"", comes from the region of Podolia from Ukraine. This breed is a direct descendant of Bos primigenius primigenius Eurasia and the Middle East (Syria, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Anatolia). In the XIV and XV century the Podolian cattle population was very developed in the Carpathian Basin and Pannonian plain and by the end of the nineteenth century, this breed was widespread in all parts of Vojvodina." Voyvodina province. extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder stationary 152 52 232 988 570 1448 4.24 3.85 4.9 11 3.99 3.7 4.6 30.4 29.6 30 24 29.3 33.2 76 15 300 200 53.64 Semi-intensive. Free keeping on deep litter. Fodder as similar throughout the year. In the meal is dominated by wheat straw, collected from the arable land on the farm. Straw is given by the will, by entering into drains. The rest of the straw, which is not eaten remains the mat. Manure is formed at an altitude of over one meter. Once a year, at the end of winter, drains are cleaned using machinery. The deep litter manure and its combustion and release heat during winter facilitate throats submitting low temperatures. On the external side outlets in the open, under the eaves, there are waves in which animals consume other better feed (concentrated feed, alfalfa hay). regional No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental breed belong to dual-purpose meat/dairy cattle. It varies in dimensions, body weight and color. Carcass is parallelepiped shaped, rugged and well muscled, being long and deep-bodied. Good fattening and slaughter characteristics. Meat quality does not leg behing terminal fattening breeds. In Europe and in Serbia, improved with Red Holstein for milk yield and milk abilty traits Simmental Simentalska rasa goveda, Domestic Spotted Cattle, Simentalac GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk Continually imported, in order to achieve increase of production of milk. Quiet temperament. Good conversion and utilization of food. Very adaptable. The animals show a good resistance. The animals show good fertility. Good reproducive performance. Early-maturing breeds. Longevity. Easy calving. Short intervals between calving. Good maternal characteristics. Adapted for grazing. Multi coloured: basically white with patches on the body of different size; colour ranging from light brown to dark brown; often red brown body with white head, and white distal parts of legs and tail tassel. 0/2 0/2 Medium-length horns, non pigmented, in different directions, mostly straight aside or aside and slightly forward. 142 135 900 687 White head, distal parts of legs tail tassel, high set tail. Exotic y 1936 domestic breed First imported at the end of 19 th century from Switzerland, Germany and Austria. All Serbia. extensive (non backyard), intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 305 4713 3.97 3.21 43 40 10 1200 450 55 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Amrock eng. Scope body is bell-shaped, with the last game rooster and a hen is large (wide). The back line goes first horizontally from the neck to the saddle, and continues in a gentle curve in the same width to the tail of the line. The front part of the body is wide with a low chest. The head is of medium size, simple oval comb fine structure. Neck comb is smooth, oblong, red and of medium size. Ear earrings are red and without pleats. Eye color is reddish-brown. The legs are strong yellow color. Amrock Eggs, Meat Egg laying age 7-8 months. single yellow yellow white and blue barred, autosomal fancy Black with broad greyish stripes. 3.5 2.2 Exotic n domestic breed Imported. 190 180 200 60 semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Antwerpen eng. The front part of the body is highly developed. Especially the neck part, which is full of good and bulging. The head is round and wide stance with bent backwards. The hull is wide and short. Comb is composed of fine rose nipple, and extends behind the neck. Short bent beak. Eye color is brown, to orange and red. Fancy pea white blue various colours no special pattern fancy Multicolored. 0.8 0.7 Exotic n domestic breed 60 90 30 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Serbia SRB Chicken Aracuana eng. The hull is round and broad shoulders. The back line is moderately long. The chest is broad and well-rounded. For special feature distinguishes the feathered head surface. Form of head is narrow, small comb. The neck comb is weakly developed, ear earrings are red. Eyes are red to orange-red. Araucana Arakuana Eggs, Fancy, Meat pea white white pinkish various colours no special pattern middle level Gold brown. 2.5 2 Exotic n domestic breed 150 180 50 semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Australorp eng. The back line runs from the shoulder to the middle of the body, a bit of back and climbs to jump over the saddle, and without interruption ends at the tail. The chest is full and round, and the abdominal area is well filled with downyfeather. The wings are almost horizontal to the body. The hen and a rooster's head in an arch, erect simple comb with four to six teeth. The neck comb is a medium-sized cylindrical. Ear earrings are long and red. The eyes are brown. Color of legs with black color poultry is black, soles white and pale pink. With white color poultry legs are bluish-white. Australorp Eggs, Meat Egg laying age 6-7 months. single white black self-black no special pattern middle level White Australorp is a purebred German production from Black Australorp rooster and light hybrid chicken. Black. 3.5 2.5 Exotic n domestic breed Imported. 170 180 60 semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Banat Naked Neck Typical breed of combined productive traits. eng. Head is medium sized, oval, with some feathers on the nape. The rest of the head and neck is without feathers. Comb is simple, medium size. Ear lobs and double chins are red. Body is medium size and muscular. Chest is round and wide. Back is medium size and flat. Tail is strong, full and wide. Wings are well developed. Legs are strong and colour varies from yellow to green. The colour of plumage is various. Transylvanian Naked Neck Gološijanka, Golovrata kokoš, Banatski gološijan Eggs, Hobby, Meat Animals of this breed can tolerate bad environmental conditions and poor feeding. Pullets are also quite resistant to poor conditions. This breed is very resistant to diseases. The birds mature early and start laying with 5,5 months. Their maternal instinct is well developed. The animals produce good quality meat. Single White Reddish Various color Indigenous It is in many colors. Different, depending on variety: gray, red, yellow, white, black, striped. Color varnish is not acceptable. White or light yellow. 3.5 2.5 Neck is without feathers. The older type`s neck is naked tol the crop; the new type carries some feathers around the crop. Locally adapted y 2009 Domestic Breed The origin of this breed is not well known. Its is presumed that origin of this breed is from Transylvania (Erdelj) Naked Neck. Banat residents said that this chicken in the vicinity of Kikinda was brought by a possessor from Transylvania. In the larger flock it was brought in 1848 year. Voyvodina Province. 140 120 160 70 extensive (non backyard) fodder stationary 5.5 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Bantam eng. "The body is short and compact. Holding the tail, is very high, and does not go away. Roundish form is filled beautiful feathers. The chest is well arched. Dorsal-caudal line takes shape ""new moon"". The neck is short. His shoulders were broad and short legs." Fancy rose white yellow various colours no special pattern fancy White, barred, yellow etc. Black. 0.6 0.5 Exotic n domestic breed 90 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Serbia SRB Chicken Brahma eng. Brahma (Brahma) breeds of poultry originated from the Asian continent, specifically the eastern part of the Indian Peninsula - today's Bangladesh. A name is given by Brahmaputra river (Brahmaputra). Used in the nutrition for tasty meat, but as good hens with long periods of wear, including winter. Today it is mostly grown as an ornamental poultry. Classic colors are bright and dark. Young hen have partrige color (with partridge Brahma) and the yellow color of Colombia (in white Brahma). Black partrige colors appeared a few years ago. Recognized colors of Brahma: Light Brahma, dark, yellow Colombia partrige blue, partrige black. It is a benign, peaceful breed, but tend to be temperament. Layings in the seventh, and sometimes in the eighth month. Brahma Eggs, Fancy, Meat Egg laying age 8-18 months. pea yellow yellow various colours pencilled middle level Light Brahma, dark, yellow Colombia partrige blue, partrige black. 5 4 Exotic n domestic breed Imported. 100 150 60 semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Federfist eng. Characteristic of this breed, it may be that there are varieties in all colors with or without a beard. Today's call feather legged dwarf breed. This name comes from the rich feathered legs as decoration of the race. The head relative to the body is low. His eyes are lively, and the color depends on the basic colors of feathers. The beak is short and strong. Comb is simple, upright, medium-sized, nicely indented with 4 to 6 teeth, red in color. The face is smooth and red in color, earlobe the same red color. The most famous is porcelain color. The following colors existe: white, black, yellow, yellow with white dots, striped and black with white spots. Gaćasta patuljasta kokoš Fancy single white yellow various colours no special pattern fancy Multicolored. 0.8 0.65 Exotic n domestic breed Germany. 60 150 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Serbia SRB Chicken Hamburg eng. Slim, elongated, a little drop-down hull. His neck is slim and back bulging. The back is long and wide. The chest high carrier. The wings are long, closed and tight-fitting to the body. Tail feathers has a special meaning. Rooster tail is rich in long, wide edge to edge control and sickle, which are rounded at the ends. Types of colors:black, silver gloss, golden shine, silver, crack, crack of golden and white. Hamburg Eggs, Fancy rose white blue various colours spangled fancy Types of colors:black, silver gloss, golden shine, silver, crack, crack of golden and white. 2 1.5 Exotic n domestic breed 160 55 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Italian eng. The hull is horizontal and long. The shoulders are broad. The chest is bulging and should not be narrow. Back line goes horizontal to the saddle and rises towards the tail. They have a wide, medium height position. Ham hocks are slightly visible and well-fleshy. Cockscomb is kidney shaped with four or five teeth, and the front line of the cross should go through the eye. Cross should not have pleats or other growths. Hencomb is smaller than cockscomb and front fall to the side, and at the same time should not cover the eyes. Italian Jarebičasta talijanka Eggs Egg laying age 5-6 months. single yellow yellow wild type and variants no special pattern middle level Partrige, gold, silver, porcelain, partrige. gold silver porcelain barred 2.5 1.7 Exotic n domestic breed 180 200 60 semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Serbia SRB Chicken Japan Silk eng. Calm and good-natured disposition. The blue color of the skin at the same time and five toes. Her head decorated with large black eyes, and wearing a hat. The annual laying is about 80 eggs a warm feathers like wool to heat them in winter. There are almost all colors. Weight cock is from 1 to 1.3 kg, and hen is from 800 grams to 1 kg. Japanska svilena kokoš Fancy walnut blue-black black various colours no special pattern fancy Multicolored. 1.3 1 Exotic n domestic breed 80 50 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Serbia SRB Chicken Koshinshin eng. The head is relatively small. Comb is simple and straight with a small flag at the end of the nape. His eyes are orange to red-brown. Comb is serrated with 4-6 teeth and low seated at the root of the head. Door comb is red, with a rooster expressed, and small with hen. Ear earrings are small. They are very calm temperament. Laying is about 80 eggs. It occurs in more than 18 colors: white, red, blue, black, black-white, yellow, blue, barred, yellow-white barred, partridge, birch, yellow-colombia, color of wheat, silver, brown-liny, golden-neck. Fancy, Meat Egg laying age 18 months. single yellow yellow various colours no special pattern middle level It occurs in more than 18 colors: white, red, blue, black, black-white, yellow, blue, barred, yellow-white barred, partridge, birch, yellow-colombia, color of wheat, silver, brown-liny, golden-neck. 5 4 Exotic n domestic breed 80 55 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Chicken Kosovo Singer Typical hen of combined production abilities. eng. Head is large, with eagle eyes of black to orange colour depending on the colour of feathers. Breed characteristic is straight crest slightly bent towards the beak in the front. Crest is of bright red colour. Ear lobes are red and medium size. Double chins are medium size and of bright red colour. Neck is extremely long, strong and covered with feathers. Back is short and wide and almost horizontal with slight slope towards the tail. Tail is harmonious, well closed and in angle of 600-700. Wings are close to the body and strong. Legs are long, strong and without feathers. Main characteristic of breed is song of roosters lasting 10 to 40 seconds. Song starts very loud and towards the end it becomes not so loud, equal tone sounding like ship siren. Kosovski pevač, Turkish Singer Eggs, Hobby, Meat This breed is well adapted to the local climatic conditions and change in nutrition. The animals are very resistant to diseases. Egg laying age 8 months. The breed produces meat of good quality. duplex or V-shaped white grey self-black no special pattern indigenous Single colour, different colours depending on the variety. White to light blue. 2.5 1.5 High, straight crest of the same colour as feathers on the body. Locally adapted n domestic breed The breed was introduced with the Turkish invasion (Empire). Around 1900. Kosovo and Metohia, municipality of Vranje. 150 140 160 60 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Chicken Leghorn eng. This breed of hen is a typical representative of good layers. There are several strains (white, yellow, black, red etc.) But the white strain most common and the most respected. Leghorn is one of the lake, early-maturing rase. Young hen lays 250 eggs per year. Two-year hen lays more than 200 eggs per year, a record capacity is more than 300 eggs. A shell egg is white, weithing 60 grams. Hens do not go into brooding and they are laying eggs all the year. The head is of medium size, beak is yellow with bright Leghorn, a closed-colored with dark strains of Leghorn. Comb is a simple red, with five clearly expressed teeth. When the cock is large and upright. When the hen is medium in size and bent to one side. Earlobes are white, almond-shaped. Watles are intense red color, as comb. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs Egg laying age 4,5-5 months. single yellow yellow self-white no special pattern middle level There are several strains (white, yellow, black, red etc.) But the white strain most common and the most respected. White. 2.5 2 Exotic n domestic breed Imported. 250 180 280 60 intensive concentrate stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken New Hampshire eng. The back line is large, round and provides the ridge, upturned tail. The back are broad and landscape saddle. Sternum is long. His stomach was full and wide. Cervical line has a slight bend (a few degrees). Rooster and hen have a simple comb of medium size. Ear earrings are smooth and clear red. The eyes are reddish brown in color. The legs are yellow. The golden-brown New Hemshire are very common, while white are rarity. Rooster has a bit of color that is hidden in the neck feathers. Other feathers on the body is a light-yellowish-brown color. The tail feathers are bright green-glossy-black. Throughout the body prevails chicken little brighter color. New Hampshire Nju hempšir. Eggs, Meat Egg laying age 5-6 months. single yellow yellow red and black no special pattern fancy Golden-brown. 4 3 Exotic n domestic breed Imported. 175 190 60 semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Paduaner serb. Hen hood is spherical and less open. They have a wide open nasal holes. Comb is little visible or completely invisible. The beak is strong and slightly arched. The back line is medium length. The shoulders are broad. The neck is slightly bent with lots of feathers. The wings are not long. Type of colors: black, white, silver, gold, kamos (camel color), blue and barred. Paduan Fancy white grey various colours no special pattern fancy Type of colors: black, white, silver, gold, kamos (camel color), blue and barred. 2.5 2 Exotic n domestic breed 120 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -Serbia SRB Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. There are long, wide and low body. The neck is strong and vertical. Back line is broad, slightly rises and extends without interruption to the tail. The legs are of medium length fine-boned. All kinds of colors have yellow legs. In comparison with a large body the head seem small. The comb is simple. Ear earrings are red. Door comb has an oblong shape. Eyes color is yellow to fiery red. Color: striped, black, white, yellow and patridge. Plymouth Rock Fancy Egg laying age 7-8 months. single yellow yellow grey and white barred, autosomal middle level Color: striped, black, white, yellow and patridge. 3.5 2.5 Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic 150 180 60 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Sombor Crested eng. Head is medium of size with rather strong yellow beak. Characteristic of the breed is tuft on the head. It is of medium size and mustn’t drop into eyes. Tuft have to be the same colour as the plumage. Comb is single. Ear lobs and double chins are red. Neck is strong. Body is of medium size. Back is of medium size and relatively flat. Tail is strong, full and wide. Legs are strong and without feathers. Somborska kaporka Eggs, Hobby, Meat Animals of this breed are well adapted to poor environmental conditions and feeding. The breed is very resistant to diseases. The laying instinct is well developed. The animals produce meat of good quality. Single White Yellow White Indigenous It can be white, gray, red, yellow, blue . Yellow, white. 3 2 The tuft on the head is characteristic for this breed. It has the same colour as the plumage. Locally adapted y 2009 Domestic Breed It originated from the Sombor area, where crossed between local chickens with Houdan and Sulmtal breeds at the beginning of 1900 year. The standard of breed was adopted around 1918. 1900 Vojvodina Province, municipality of Sombor. 170 160 180 60 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Serbia SRB Chicken Sultan eng. The body is short, broad, deep and horizontally. Short wide neck, slightly elevated saddle at the end, bulging chest, keeping the wings a little relaxed and thrown forward. The tail is full and wide with a more upright posture than flat. Door comb and ear covers are covered with a beard. In short, strong, curved beak are large nose holes. The legs are feathered. Types of colours: standard color is white. There are also black, blue and red colors. Sultan Fancy, Hobby duplex or V-shaped white yellow white no special pattern fancy Types of colours: standard color is white. There are also black, blue and red colors. White. 2 1.5 Exotic n domestic breed extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Serbia SRB Chicken Sussex eng. Very popular types of chickens in the yard. In addition to the classic white with black feathers around the neck and on the tail there are seven types: brown, buff, light, red, speckled, silver, white and coronation.) Rasa exists in bantam version. This breed is constantly on the alert, quiet and can be adapted to all conditions, in the open (free) space, and closed methods of growing. Sussex chickens are the most productive hens. Lays large eggs, cream and light brown. Sussex Eggs, Meat Egg laying age 6 months. single yellow yellow white laced middle level In addition to the classic white color there are seven types: brown, buff, light, red, speckled, silver, white and coronation.) White. 3.5 2.5 Exotic n domestic breed Imported. 160 180 55 extensive (non backyard), intensive concentrate stationary international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Chicken Svrljig Hen eng. Head is medium size, face is smooth, and there are feathers bellow eyes. Eyes are vivid, red or red/yellow. Beak is medium size, black with expressed nostrils. Ear lobes are red, small size and of oval shape. Neck is thin, long with slight slope towards beak. Breasts stick out. Back is medium long, with distinct saddle. Tail is high and in shape of fan. Wings are close to the body, strong and with enough feathers and enabling bird to fly. Drumsticks are well formed and covered with feathers. Legs are strong, high, greenish colour with four fingers. Svrljig hen produces annually 100-120 eggs. Svrljiška kokoš Eggs, GeneralCrossbreeding, Hobby, Meat, Research It can endure bad housing and nutrition conditions. Very resistant. Good hens with developed laying instinct. Eggs of good quality. single white grey red and black no special pattern indigenous Black with greenish reflection of feathers. Light blue. 2 1.5 Distinct black beak and black worn out nails. Locally adapted n domestic breed Created through uncontrolled crossing with different breeds imported into Serbia (Australorp, Langshan). Around 1900. Serbia, municipality of Svrljig. 110 100 120 55 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Serbia SRB Deer Deer eng. There is harmonious shape, shoulder higher than the cross, high solid legs. Body length is 225-275 cm, height 120-150 cm at the shoulder . The tail is 20-25 cm long. Body weight is from 125 to 300 kg, and in the hinds of from 70 to 130 kg. A strong body muscles and tendons to his quick escape and jump up to 12 m in length and 3.5 m in height. Moving a step, trot or race. From spring to autumn the colors of deer hair is bad-red and off-white on the belly. Winter hair is longer, thicker, dark-brown to brown gray. Part of the tail is whitish to reddish color. Male of the neck has longer hair that female. Deer have antlers and doe only in rare cases. At the tail of the male is the fragrance glands. Such female gland has led and in both sexes fragrant place is located on the outside of the ankle. Antler consists of the same parts as the horn of roe deer just has more tin antlers. Rose on the horn is called a crown. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Jelen Hunting, Meat Genetically Related with UK, Germany, Ireland, Sweden. Red. 2 0/2 150 120 250 100 Native n wild breed extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Deer Roe deer eng. There harmoniously, slim, light and very moving body. The legs are slender and long, black hooves. The tail is short and barely visible. The length from nose to tail is 130-140 cm, a height of 75 cm at the withers. The weight is usually about 25 + / - 3 kg, but may be up to 40 kg. Fawn moves to walk, trot and jump. Roe deer is excellent swimmer and never bog as deer and pigs. Summer hair is rust-red, and winter chestnut-gray. Roe deer changing hair twice a year and in the spring and early fall. Time shedding depends on the altitude, the health and age of animals. For marking territory and other forms of olfactory communication serves specialized skin glands. These glands are located between the hooves of the hind legs. Below the hock to the outer side of the sebaceous glands. It has a well-developed hearing, smell and taste. Vision is poorly developed because the eye is astigmatic and sees only the larger objects and perceived best moving. Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) Capreolus capreolus, Srna Hunting, Meat Summer hair is rust-red, and winter chestnut-gray 0 0 75 65 30 25 Native n wild breed extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 1.7 1.2 14 Efficiently raised in forestry ecosystems in combination with animal feed production for their feeding. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Duck (domestic) Domestic Duck The animals produce up to 1 kg of fat and up to 200 g of feathers. eng. It is very similar to the wild one. It has a slightly shorter neck, slightly longer and wider body. It has lost ability to fly . It is It is represented in several colours: white, wild duck colour, yellow, ashy-gray, spotted. Domaca plovka, Domaća patka Eggs, Feathers, Meat It has high tolerance to extensive breeding conditions. The brooding instinct is well developed. The meat of these animals is of good quality. Eggs containe more fat than chicken eggs and are covered with strong mucoses cuticula which looks oiled. white yellow wild type and variants no special pattern indigenous White, wild duck colour, yellow, ashy-gray, spotted. Pale pink. 2.5 2 Locally adapted n domestic breed Serbia, Vojvodina Province. 150 200 70 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Goat Alpine eng. Goats are large and high, they could be with horn or hornless. The most common colour of hear is brown with black lane on the withers and with blak face. Alpine Alpina Meat, Milk Brown chololate colour. 2 2 Sable-shaped. 85 75 55 54.25 Exotic n domestic breed Imported from France. Serbia and Voyvodina Province. semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 216 654 3.73 3.17 3.14 2.81 8 8 7 1.6 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Goat Domestic Balkan eng. Balkan domestic goat is reared everywhere on our territory, especially hilly-mountainous regions in somewhat larger herds. It used to be breed with largest population. There are two known types: Balkan goat from low and high regions, depending on the rearing location. Main trait of Balkan goat is long, thick and shiny, which can be of single colour – black, brown, white, but also of two or three colours. Head is of medium size, ears easily moveable. Goats reared in high lands are usually with horns, and goats from lower regions can be without horns. Neck is long and thin. Skeleton is narrow and shallow with distinct withers and considerably more developed rear part of the body. Legs are thin and firm as well as hoofs. Udder is soft and elastic, but not so good developed. Balkan goat is very mobile, especially the type reared in highlands, therefore it can be seen in inaccessible locations. Lower type of Balkan goat is reared in the vicinity of household in hilly-mountainous regions. Body mass of goats from lower regions varies from 35-40kg, and of goats from higher regions 30-38kg. Fertility of goat type from lower regions is 1,3 lambs per goat annually, and of type reared in higher regions 1,1. Milk yield of Balkan goat – type from lower region varies from 200-280kg of milk, and type reared in higher regions from 100-150kg. Annually 0,5 kg of goat's hair is obtained per goat. This breed was used as dam basis for creation of Serbian White Domestic Goat. Domaća balkanska koza, Balkan goat Meat, Milk, Research This is breed is well adapted to all environmental conditions. Easily acclimatized. The animals of this breed are adapted to low temperatures but sensitive to high humidity. Animals of this breed are good mothers, which rear their lambs easily. White, black, brown, red, grey, multi coloured: two or three colours. 2 0/2 Male: spiral shaped horns, twisted laterally, or sable-shaped horns leaning towards back, no pigment. Female: no horns or with sable-shaped horns leaning towards back, no pigment. 68 64 50 44.81 Native y 2010 Domestic Breed Stara Planina Mountain, Pešter Highlands, Vlasina, Rumija extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 221 278 3.9 1.26 3.51 2.71 2.12 12 12 8 130 38 46 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Serbia SRB Goat Saanen eng. Goats are large and high, they could be with horn or hornless. All animals are complitely white. Backs have a beard Saanen Sanska koza Meat, Milk Adapted to large units an high mountains. The females are known for their good udder. Saanen goats is naturally white, sometimes slightly creamy with a gray or black spots on the nose or around the eyes. White. 2 2 Sabre-shaped, if they have it. 85 74 90 66.25 Exotic n domestic breed from France Imported from France and Germany. Voyvodina Province. semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 286 625 3.23 2.8 4 3.5 1.63 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Goat Serbian White Goat eng. Serbian White Goat was created through unplanned crossing of Domestic Balkan goat of lower regions, different phenotypic varieties, and Saanen breed. This crossing started before the Second World War, and it became massive during the period when breeding of Balkan goats was prohibited. The process of creation of this goat wasn't monitored. It is reared in many parts of our country. Serbian white goat has stable production traits and they are passed on the offspring. It adjusts well to harsh conditions of environment. It has short white and shiny hair. Most of the goats are hornless, but there are those with horns. Some of them have earrings on the neck, some don't. Same situation is with beard. In its exterior it looks like Saanen goat only lighter and smaller. Average body mass of grown female goats is 40-45kg, and of male goats 48-52kg. Average height of withers of grown female goats is 60,5 and male goats 72,0cm. Quantity of milk during lactation varies from 270-550kg. Average milk fat is 4,0% with variations of 3,6-5,2%. Average fertility per goat is 1,8 and even more kids. Serbian White, Srpska bela koza Meat, Milk, Research The breed is adapted to live in all environmental conditions and adapts easily. The breed is resistant to low temperatures but sensitive to high humidity. This breed is known for its hardiness and vitality. White. 0/2 0/2 Male: Spiral shaped horns, twisted laterally, or sable-shaped horns leaning towards back, no pigment Female: No horns or with sable-shaped horns leaning towards back,no pigment. 72 61 50 47.4 Locally adapted y 2010 Domestic Breed Stara Planina Mountain, Pešter Highlands, Vlasina, Niš municipality. 0.5 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 208 481 3.74 2.31 3.25 3.06 2.48 11 11 12 12 8 135 40 47.5 1.2 local No Material atRisk critical -Serbia SRB Goose (domestic) Domaća guska serb Domestic goose has a lot of modest production characteristics. There are several strains of Domestic goose, although, these strains are considered as separate breeds. The best known strains are: White Sombor, Danube tufty and Novi Pazar goose. White Sombor goose. It is a completely white, with pink beak and pink legs. It has an extremely good plumage, flat and stuck well to the body. Plumage under wings and on one part of abdomen is slightly curly, so it is often mixed with Danube tufty goose, but those are two different breeds. Mass of ganders is from 3 to 5 kg, and of geese from 3 to 3,5 kg. Geese hatch 15-20 eggs per year, of average mass of 130-140 grams. Hatching instinct is well developed, and goose take good care of goslings. The goslings are resistant and make fast progress. It is modest regarding of feeding. It spends an entire day in grazing. Sombor goose fattens well in better conditions of feeding, and it is good for production of high quality fat and liver. Danube tufty goose (Astrakhan). It is smaller than Sombor goose, it plumage is white or grey, but of somewhat lower quality than of Sombor goose. It has characteristic curly plumage, that goes almost all the way to the ground. Plumage on the back, wings, and tail root is long and curly, it can be even 40 cm long and goes all the way to the ground. Plumage is silky and very fine. Tufty plumage breaks and falls in the wind, which decreases the amount of plumage per goose. The average body mass of ganders is from 3,5 to 4,5 kg, and of geese from 3 to 3,5 kg. It is also modest in feeding, it uses both grazing and grains. It has a good hatching instinct and takes good care of its offspring. The average annual hatching of this goose is from 12 to 15 eggs, of average mass of about 120-140 grams. It is in mating for 2-4 years, maybe longer. The relation between genders in mating should be 3-5 geese per one gander. Novi Pazar goose. It is the largest domestic goose. Its characteristic is grey plumage on wings, back and neck, and white in other parts. Many geese have white neck plumage, and grey head plumage. Body mass of adult ganders is from 5 to 6 kg, and of geese from 4 to 5 kg. It is among geese that fatten well and as fattened gain body mass of 8-10 kg. It gives good quality fat and big and good quality liver. Geese hatch annually 15-25 eggs, of body mass of 150-180 grams. It uses well both grazing and grains. Hatching instinct is well developed, and it takes good care of the goslings. Domestic goose Eggs, FattyLiver, Feathers, Lard, Meat White Indigenous It can be white or gray. White. 4.5 3.5 Locally adapted n Domestic Breed Today’s Domestic goose has origin in Grey Wild goose Anser cinereous that lives in Middle and North Europe. Vojvodina province, near the Danube river, Novi Pazar 15 20 130 grazing local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Guinea fowl Guinea Fowl eng. It is very similar to the wild one.It has a small horny-like outgrowth of gray-black colour on the head instead of the comb. Head and upper part of the neck are bare. Face is blue-white. Double chins are small, round and red. Body is elongate, of round shape, wings are firmly stuck to the body. Legs are of medium length, strong and do not have spurs. Plumage is covered with shiny white spaces in the shape of perl. Pearl Guineafowl Biserka, Morka, Misirka, Dukatka Eggs, Meat Guinea fowl is quite unfriendly towards other breeds of poultry. Animals of this breed produce good quality meat, by smell and taste it reminds of pheasant meat. Eggs contain higher dry matter and fat than chicken eggs, and have very strong shells. white grey various colours no special pattern middle level Colours of plumage varies, depending on the variety: gray, blue, white, lavender. Plumage is covered with shiny white spaces in the shape of perl. Pale pink. 2.5 2 It has a small horny-like outgrowth of gray-black colour on the head instead of the comb. Plumage is covered with shiny white spaces in the shape of perl. Exotic n domestic breed Originates from wild Guinea Fowl. All Serbia. 120 150 45 extensive (non backyard) not for production stationary international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Horse Arab serb. Arab Horses are grey, bay brown or occasionaly black in colour, often with white markings. Adult males weigh on average 400 kg and females 350 kg with an average wither height of 153 cm and 148 cm respectively. Arab Horse Arab, Araber Fancy, Hobby, Sport grey, bay, brown, rarely black with white markings. 153 148 400 350 Exotic n domestic breed imported Serbia semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 35 30 - foaling rate (%): 75 local No Material atRisk critical -Serbia SRB Horse Domestic-Mountain Pony en. The Domestic Mountain Pony is a coposite of a native and Arab breed.The horses may be bay (45%) black (22%), grey (19%), light chestnut (13%) or dun (1%) in colour. They have a straight head profile. Adult males weigh on average 380 kg and females 327 kg with an average wither height of 130 cm and 127 cm respectively. This horse is well adapted to extreme conditions and is a good mountain horse, hardy and docile. Bosnian Pony Yugoslav Mountain Pony, Bosnian Mountain Pony, Domaći-brdski konj DraughtPower, PackBaggage This breed shows a good adaptability to extreme factors. This is a good mountain horse, hardy and docile. uni coloured: bay (45%), black (22%), grey (19%), light chestnut (13%), dun (1%) 130 127 380 327 straight head profile Native n domestic breed composite of a indigenous breed and Arab eastern and south-western parts of Serbia. extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 35 30 international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Serbia SRB Horse Haflinger Small head profile and clear eyes. They have a wide nostrils and small, highly motile ears. Head held high, a very muscular neck. They have strong legs good constitution. Back their broad and strong, with steep shoulders - making them a good draught horses. Height is from 135cm to 145cm. They are very long-lived - they can stay healthy and active up to forty years. Haflinger DraughtPower, Fancy, Hobby, Riding (work) 145 135 Exotic n domestic breed semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Horse Hanover Hanoverian horse - originated in Hanover, Germany. His height is 155-165cm. Its color is usually chestnut with white markings, but it can also be brown, black and sometimes gray. Poised in nature and generally calm temperament. It is a large and imposing horse proper and expressive faces. His neck is long and muscular, as well as the back. A big, wide and long, solid bone structure and strong legs with somewhat small hooves. The tail is set high and the horse would keep and bear high. It is used mainly in dressage and show jumping. He's a great competition horse. These horses have a long stride in the walk, trot energetic and bouncy canter. They are excellent jumpers. Hanoverian Hanoveranski konj Sport Its color is usually chestnut with white markings, but it can also be brown, black and sometimes gray. 165 155 Exotic n domestic breed semi - intensive fodder stationary international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Serbia SRB Horse Holstein Holstein is a warm-blooded horse breed. In the past it was used as a work, a draught and rider horse. Although large, it features a precious look. Large head is proportional to the size of a body, a long, slightly arched neck, strong and well muscled croup, straight legs and a relatively flat knees. It is characterized by long, straight and free-running, strong trot and slow gallop. Weight: 600-700 kg, height: 165-175 cm. Today the holstein is very suitable for equestrian sport, particularly as jumping horse. Hobby, Sport All colors permitted provided that the predominantly bay. Bay. 175 165 700 600 Exotic n domestic breed semi - intensive fodder stationary local No Material atRisk critical -Serbia SRB Horse KWPN Holandski kraljevski konj, Royal Warmblood Studbook of the Netherlands Hobby, Sport 160 150 Exotic n domestic breed semi - intensive fodder stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Horse Lipizzaner eng. The Lipizzaner breed is a composite of Spanish and Neapolitean breeds with some Arab blood. Foals are born dark or black and become white at 8 years of age.These horses have a swan neck, silky mane and tail. Adult males weigh on average 500 kg females 450 kg with an average wither height of 165 cm and 160 cm respectively. This breed is known for docility, gentleness, intelligence,being good in dressage and for having a high action. Lipitsa Lipicanska Rasa, Lipizzan Fancy, Hobby, Sport This breed is known for gentleness, high intelligence, being good in dressage and docility combined with high action. Uni coloored: grey. grey, foals born dark or black and become white at 8 years. 165 160 500 450 Compact body. Exotic y domestic breed composite of Spanish and Neapolitean breeds with some Arab blood. Imported in 19th century. Serbia, Vojvodina province. semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 52 50 - foaling rate (%): 81 international No Material atRisk endangered vulnerable -Serbia SRB Horse Nonius eng. The Nonius breed is a composite of Anglo-Norman, English Thoroughbred, Arab, Lipizzan and Klaudruby breeds. The animals are bay, black or light chestnut in colour with a convex head profile.Adult males weigh on average 600 kg and females 550 kg with an average wither height of 170 cm and average wither height of 170 cm and 165 cm respektively. This breed is known as a good work horse due to is draught power, stamina and handling ease. Nonius DraughtPower, Fancy In 2003, this breed is at risk. This breed is known as a good work horse for draught power. Furthermore it is well known for its stamina and handling ease. bay, black, light chestnut 170 165 600 550 convex head profile Locally adapted domestic breed composite of Anglo-Norman, English Thoroughbred, Arab, Lipizzan and Kladruby. Serbia semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 55 50 - foaling rate (%): 55; regional No Material atRisk critical endangered -Serbia SRB Horse Pinto eng. "Because hair with white or black spots called him and ""pinto"". Height is 152-163 cm. Color is black and white, but a combination of white and any other color is more common. Mostly friendly riding horse. The head has a flat profile with large expressive eyes, the reef is prominent, the back is strong with rounded and lowered croup." Fancy, Hobby Color is black and white, but a combination of white and any other color is more common. 160 150 Exotic n domestic breed semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Horse Quarter The head is small with a broad forehead and pronounced eyes. The croup is strong and muscular. The legs are sturdy with a wide, flat, low ankles and muscular front and rear parts of the thighs. The height is 152-160 cm. It can be any color, but must be colored. They have a great temperament and are very intelligent, quiet and reliable. Fast horses with a good sense of balance and them is very easy to operate. They are used for riding. Quarter Horse Hobby, Sport It can be any color, but must be colored. 160 152 Exotic n domestic breed semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Horse Styrian Horse serb. Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Horse Thoroughbred serb. The Thouroughbred breed was imported from the United Kingdom and the United States of America. These horses may be bay (60%), light chestnut (30%), black (9%) or grey (1%) in colour and often have white markings. Adult males weigh on average 550 kg and females 500 kg with an average wither heigh of 170 cm and 167 cm respektively. Thoroughbred Thoroughbred, Engleski punokrvnjak Fancy, Hobby, Sport uni coloured: bay (60%), light chestnut (30%), black (9%), grey (1%)
comment: often white markings 170 167 550 500 Exotic y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and USA. 1893 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 45 40 - foaling rate (%): 69; international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Horse Trakener He has a pronounced ridge. His body is harmonious structure. The legs are the proper attitude with a big prominent joints. Height: 160-170 cm, weight: 450 - 500 kg. It is used for riding in all branches of the tournament equestrian sports. Trakehner Istocnopruski konj Sport 170 160 500 450 Exotic n domestic breed semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Serbia SRB Horse Trotter serb. The Trotter breed is a composite of Anglo-Arab and American Trotter. The animals are bay coloured and often have white markings. Adult males weigh on average 500 kg and females 400 kg with an average wither height of 167 cm. and 165 cm respektively. American Trotter Yugoslav Trotter, Kasac Racing, Sport This breed is known for speed in trotting and draft power. reddish brown white markings 170 167 550 500 Exotic y domestic breed composite of Anglo-Arab and American Trotter From United Kingdom and USA. semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 45 40 - foaling rate (%): 65 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace is a breed of extreme meatiness and is used for meat production. In our breeding program it is used as terminal breed (the breed of sires) in production of triple crossbreeds used for fattening and meat production.About 90% of females are bred in pure breed. en. Belgian Landrace is one of the most meaty breeds of pig. Animals are smaller in format. Body is relatively short with distinct depts and widths. Legs are full, wide and deep. Shoulder blades are very developed and muscular. Extremities are with thin bones and firm. Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace, Belgijski landras GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat The meat is pale-soft-excudative (PSE) with small content of intermuscular fat. Intensive selection towards greater meatiness brought to weakening of some biological characteristics. Cardio-vascular problems can appear at some animals during transport, mating or high temperatures. Malignat hyperthermia syndrome (MHS) appear in some cases. Animals can die of colaps and cardiac arrest. Frequency of heads susceptible to stress (Halnn genotype) is increased. white 300 250 Exotic domestic breed imported from Belgium. Serbia intensive concentrate stationary 1.5 1.3 5.5 5.5 855 60 The saws farrow 8-9 piglets. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Serbia SRB Pig Canadian Landrace eng. There is lop ears, smaller head and thinner and weaker legs. Fertility was good and a good food conversion. It is suitable for crossbreeding with other breeds to improve maternal traits, resistance and leanness. Kanadski landras GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat White. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic intensive concentrate stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Pig Danish Landrace eng. The Danish landrace has exellent mothering ability, prolific, efficient with a very good temperament. Danish Landrace Danski landras GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat They are easily adaptable to all climatic conditions. And have an excellent feed conversion and average daily gain. Early sexual maturity, easy of handling,exellent mothering ability, prolific. Piglets are larger at birth and heavier at early weaning. white 300 250 Lop ears. Exotic n domestic breed Imported from Denmark. 1907 Denmark. Serbia intensive concentrate stationary 1.2 1 The saws farrow 10-12 piglets. 12 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Serbia SRB Pig Domestic Meat Pig en. Domestic white (Subotičanka) pig is our noble breed of meat type. It was created by combinatorial crossbreed Mangulitsa breed with imported breeds. The genetic basis of this breed is Mangulitsa which is crossed with Large White, Swedish and Dutch Landrace. The hair color and skin is white and there is a less common colorful type. It belongs to the early-maturing breed. Meat parts of body are well developed. Constitution, resistance and stiffness of legs are very good. Yugoslav Meat Breed, Domaća mesnata svinja, Subotičanka GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat It kept the good qualities of the breed from which originated: fertility, ratio fat - meat, good feed conversion (properties of Large White and Landrace) and modest requirements in terms of growing conditions, is more resistant than imported breeds (these characteristics inherited from Mangulitsa). The breed is known for its soundness, vitality, resistance and longevity. The animals are adapted to adverse management and feeding conditions. Many years of crossbreeding and selection of proper originated domestic meat breed. Share the blood of other breeds in the local white is: 25% Mangulitsa, 26.5% Large White, 36% of Swedish Landrace and 12.5% Dutch Landrace. uni coloured: white and less common multicolored. White. 88 76 300 240 lop ears Locally adapted domestic breed developed from Mangalitsa, Large White, Dutch and Swedish Landrace breed was recognized in 1966 year. Vojvodina province. intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 1.3 846 55 Adapted to large units. - slaughter weight (kg): 100; - litters per sow and year: 2; - feed conversion (kg/kg): 3.4; - The saws farrow 10-12 piglets 10.4 local No Material unknown unknown -Serbia SRB Pig Duroc eng. Duroc is a great constitution and more resilient than other meat-type breeds. The head is slightly heavier. The back line is straight, sometimes slightly curved. The legs are long and strong as this breed makes it easier to move around the pasture. Skin color and hair can be in different shades of red color. Duroc Durok Lard, Meat Very good adaptility and longevity. High intramuscular fat content is reported for this breed. This breed is known for its rapid growth, good feed conversion. red, brown 98 88 290 240 short, lop ears Exotic n domestic breed imported from USA, United Kingdom, Hungary, Denmark and Austria. Serbia semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 1.2 1.2 599 - The saws farrow 8-9 piglets 8.8 international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig Dutch Landrace en. The Dutch Landrace has exellent mothering ability, prolific, efficient with a very good temperament. It has an outstanding performance under total confinement conditions. Dutch Landrace Dutch Landrace, Holandski landras GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Early sexual maturity is reported for this breed. This breed is known for its good fattening performance. white 95 83 300 250 lop ears Exotic n domestic breed imported from Netherlands. Serbia intensive concentrate stationary 1.4 1.3 - The saws farrow 8-12 piglets 11.7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig German Landrace en. German Landrace is meaty breed. The body is long, wide and deep. The head is medium long and wide, mildly pulled profile with lop ears. Meaty type has well developed hams and sholder blades. German Landrace German Landrace, Nemački landras GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat white 97 86 300 250 Long body, long head with lop ears. Exotic n domestic breed Imported from Germany. Seventies of the 20th century. Serbia intensive concentrate stationary 1.4 1.3 5.5 5.5 854 Adapted to large units. - slaughter weight (kg): 100 - litters per sow and year: 2 - feed conversion (kg/kg): 3.3 - The saws farrow 9-10 piglets 10.7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig Hempshire Hampshire is very meaty breed which is mainly used for meat production. In our breeding program it is used as terminal breed (the breed of sires) in production of triple crossbreeds used for fattening and meat production. Animal of this breed is also used for production of crossbred boar of F1 generation which is cross bred with F1 sows for production four-crossbreds used for fattening. About 90% of females are bred in pure breed. en. Hampshire is a meaty breed with well developed shoulders, back and haunches. The head is light with a nearly flat frontal lines and small ears. The leg bones are soft and fine. Brushes are slightly shorter and longer thighs. The characteristic is black color with white belt from the shoulder to the lower extremities. Hampshire Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed is producing quality meat (muscularity, lean-percentage). uni coloured: black with white saddle and white fore legs 96 84 280 230 erect ears Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic, imported from England. Serbia intensive concentrate stationary 1.4 1.3 616 80 Adapted to large units - slaughter weight (kg): 100 - litters per sow and year: 2 - feed conversion (kg/kg): 3.4 - The saws farrow 9-10 piglets international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Serbia SRB Pig Large White en. Head is medium of length, broad forehead, sunken profile, ears laid. Neck moderately long with well developed musculature. The hull is long, deep and wide. The ribs are curved, and thoracic and the loin is long and wide. Shoulders are straight and the croup is long and wide. The legs are medium-high. Body weight is 200-250 kg sows and boars of 250-350 kg. Large White Large White, Veliki jorkšir GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat This breed is known for its early sexual maturity and prolificacy. The females are known for their good maternal abilities. This breed is producing good quality meat. white 104 90 350 250 erect ears Exotic n domestic breed imported sixtieth of the 20. century from England. Serbia intensive concentrate stationary 1.2 1 578 78 - slaughter weight (kg): 100 - litters per sow and year: 2 - feed conversion (kg/kg): 3.4 - The saws farrow 10-12 piglets 9.5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig Mangulica serb. Mangulica is a domestic primitive, autochtonous breed. In Serbia there are three varietes Blond (Bela), Swallow Belly (Lasasta) and Red (Crvena). Mangalitsa Sremska lasa, Sremska mangulica-sremica, Buđanovačka svinja, Mangulica Lard, Meat, Research The breed is adapted to live in a continental climate (dry and hot summers, severe winter). This breed is known for maturing late. This breed is producing meat and fat of good quality. This breed is known for its soundness, vitality, resistance and longevity. White (blond), reddish brown, black-brown 76 68 180 150 curly hair, lop ears Native y 2019 Domestic Breed Mangulica is indigenius native breed originated from the former Šumadinka pig. Black or Swalow Belly strain, was created by a planned selection in Srem area, around Ruma (Buđanovačka pig). Serbia extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary 1.3 1.2 16.9 - slaughter weight (kg): 150;
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- litters per sow and year: 1.2 - feed conversion (kg/kg): 5.9 6.3 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig Moravka serb. Moravka is single-coloured, black breed of pig, with different exterior faults. There are large individual differences considering the type, shape of head and other parts of the body Heads can belong to rough or delicate type. The first is developed in extensive management conditions. The body is relatively long and narow. In poor feeding conditions heads can have flat body. Head is relatively large, long with straight or mildly pulled profile and lop ears. Neck is medium long and thin. Back line is straight or mildly convex. The croup is relatively long and pointed down. The chest is more deep than wide. Shoulder blade and ham are poorely developed and with little muscle. The extremities are rather tall but with thin bones. Morava Lard, Meat This breed is well adapted to cruel breeding conditions. . Heads of this breed produce good quality meat. This breed is known for its soundness, vitality, resistance, longevity as well as its adaptation to adverse management conditions and feeding. black 71 65 135 120 smooth, shiny and thin hair Native y 2019 Domestic Breed composite of Shumadinka, Mangalitsa, Berkshire and Yorkshire central Serbia, valley of river Morava extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 1.3 1.2 12.4 79 usually out-door systems - slaughter weight (kg): 150; 180; 200; - litters per sow and year: 1.5 - feed conversion (kg/kg): 4.95 (maize) - The saws farrow 6-8 piglets 7.4 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Serbia SRB Pig Norwegian Landrace en. Norwegian Landrace is breed with a very good performance. Norwegian Landrace Norveški landras GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat White. Exotic n domestic breed intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 928 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain is of medium size, white in color with black spots irregularly distributed throughout the body. In addition to the colorful, even exist and strain that has no pigmented skin and light hair color. The skin is very thick. The head is short and moderately wide in the frontal part of the brief horizontally disposed ears. It has shorter legs compared to most breeds of pigs. Back muscles, as well as those of the shoulders and haunches are often very pronounced. Body weight of boars is 280 kg, and height 85 cm, and sows 220 kg and 80 cm. Pietrain Pietren Meat They are not easily adaptable to a hot climatic conditions. High content of lean is advantageous to use Pietren for terminal crossbreeding. white-black 85 80 250 200 Exotic n domestic breed imported from Germany. intensive concentrate stationary 1.6 1.2 552 65 - The saws farrow 8-10 piglets 9.85 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Pig Resavka serb. Resavka is spotted (white-yellow-black) breed of pig. The body is medium long and wide which depends on management conditions. Head is relatively long, with mildly pulled profile and lop ears. Extremities are medium long to short. Resava Lard, Meat The breed is well adapted to poor management conditions. This breed is known for its soundness, vitality, resistance as well as longevity. This breed is producing good quality meat. This breed makes well use od pasture. Heads fattened with corn accomplish similar results as Morava. Multy-coloured (white- yellow- black). Different ratio of those colours of hair. Some heads can have red hair instead of yellow. 70 65 160 140 Native y 2019 Domestic Breed composite of Shuumadinka, Moravka and Berkshire 1900 Central Serbia, valley of river Resava extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 1.2 1.2 20.1 Adapted to out-door keeping systems. - slaughter weight (kg): 150; 180; 200; - litters per sow and year: 1.5; - feed conversion (kg/kg): 4.98 (maize); 6.8 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Serbia SRB Pig Sumadija serb. Šumadinka is the medium of size and coarse constitution. Covered with curly bristles white-yellowish to gray colors. The head is long and narrow with medium and lop ears. The back is curved, steep croup. The hull is cylindrical. Fertility is low, 3 to 6 piglets. Capacities of beef are weak but it is quite disease resistant and adaptable to extensive way of growing. Šumadinka, Milosch, Miloseva, Schumadija, Sumadinska svinja, Sumadinka Lard, Meat Native n domestic breed The name of this indigenous breed was created by Šumadija in Serbia, where it was developed pigs breeding. In mountainous areas are usually grown Shishka, while the plain of the river basins of something better breed - Shumadinka. Always are kept in natural conditions, in summer on grazing and in the forest, where they remained until the winter of acorn and in pigsties are fed by corn before slaughtering. It was participated in the creation of Mangulitsa, Moravka and Resavka. Western Serbia. extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary local No Material extinct extinct -Serbia SRB Pig Swedish Landrace eng. By outward appearances Swedish Landrace is very similar to other Landrace. It has a moderately long body which is at the front narrower than the last. The skin is non pigmented and covered with white bristles. The head is light, medium length with a slightly lowered ears. Shoulders are less developed. Swedish Landrace Svedski landras GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Early sexual maturity is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white White. 95 83 300 250 lop ears Exotic n domestic breed imported sixtieth of 20. century from Sweden. Serbia intensive concentrate stationary 1.3 1.2 569 100 78 Adapted to large units. - good fattening performance; - slaughter weight (kg): 100; - litters per sow and year: 2; - feed conversion (kg/kg): 3.5; - The saws farrow 10-12 piglets 9.94 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Bardoka serb. Name Barloka is of Albanian origin and it means white sheep. Usual name is Bardoka or White headed Metohian sheep. Earlier, this breed was present in Methohia, today in Montenegro, Stara Planina Mountain and Pešter Highlands. It belongs to the group of Pramenka breed with long tails. Bardoka is medium size sheep. Females weigh approximately 50 kg, and rams 65 kg. Lambs weigh at birth approx. 3,3 kg and at weaning 16 kg, and at age of one year they weigh approx.30 kg. Bardoka is sheep with entirely white fleece. Fleece is open and rather rare, weighing in females approx.1,7kg, and rams 2,5kg. Length of lock of fleece is from 15 to 20cm. Wool is rough/coarse and straight; wool fineness is approx. 45mµ and belongs to sortiment E. Wool yield is approx. 65%. In regard to milk yield, Bardoka is the best strain compared to other Pramenka strains. Lactation period is long, few dairy heads of sheep are milked throughout the year. Average fertility per head is 1,2. Fertility is medium, twin lambing rare. Attempt to cross Bardoka with dairy breeds (East – Friesian) failed because East – Friesian sheep could not adapt, and obtained crosses were very sensitive and couldn't be preserved. Crossing of Bardoka with Merino resulted in much more resistant heads. Improvement of Bardoka was carried out in small scope. Yugoslav Zackel Beli Metohijski soj, White Methonian, Yugoslav Zackel Meat, Milk, Research, Wool Adaptable to all environmental conditions. Resistant to low temperatures, sensitive to high humidity. Good mothers, which rear their lambs easily. white 2 0 Spiral shaped horns twisted laterally, no pigment. 70 60 65 50 Locally adapted y 2018 Domestic Stara Planina Mountain, Pester Highlands, Kosovo and Methonia wool 180 120 240 200 160 240 7.1 6.7 7.4 1.1 3.5 3.2 12 10 13.5 11 8 180 40 46 regional No Material atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Bergamo eng. Sheep are big, long, well developed of width and depth. Fleece is white and closed. Heir on the legs and head is white. Both sex are hornless. Bergamasca Bergamaska Meat, Wool white 0 0 80 70.75 Exotic n domestic breed originated from Italy. From Croatia 1992. Voyvodina Province wool 3.46 3.87 3.87 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Charollais fr. Charolais sheep characterized by: excellent fertility, milk production, excellent quality meat, very good conformation and carcass quality - the hull, making it the requisite breed, both growing in pure blood and for crossbreeding programs. It is very resilient and adaptable to different situations of keeping. It can be kept outdoors in a semi-extensive conditions. Adults rams reach a weight of 110 to 140 kg, and sheep 80 to 110 kg in average. The head is without wool, often hairless, pink is the color to gray, with tiny black dots. The eyes are set wide apart on the sides, and the ears are pink, long and fluid. The body is long and cylindrical, good depth and width. The legs are free of wool, short, dyed and face but never dark. Closed white fleece with wool, which is fine, 29 micron thick. Charollais InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, Milk White. 0 0 130 82.91 Exotic n domestic breed 3.63 29 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 3.44 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Chokan Tsigai serb. Sheep are large, with strong construction, the have black hair on the head and legs, with convex profile and with half long lop ears. Both, sheep and rams horn less. Chokan Tsigai, Cokanska cigaja Meat, Milk, Wool White. 0/2 0/2 80 75 80 67.48 Native y 2009 Domestic Breed Originated from Romania. Voivodina Province. 3.48 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 120 90 180 80 50 150 6.5 5 8 4 3.42 15 15 8 280 25 60 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Serbia SRB Sheep East-Frisian eng. They have a big and coarse head, very convex profile. Watery pit are very pronounced, and his eyes are big. The ears are long. Both sexes have not horns. The neck is strong. The hull is of medium length or long, rather deep and wide, with a nice rounded ribs. Loins are strong, long and wide, with slightly sloping croup, the tail is long and thin. Feet are high, dry and strong. Udder is very developed in width, length and depth, with well-shaped breasts. The skin is thin, elastic and pink. The average withers height of sheep is 75-80 and rams is 80-85 cm. Body weight of sheep is 65-95 kg, and rams is 100-120 kg. Fertility is very well expressed. Average milk production ranges from 500-600 kg in the lactation period of 200 days, in average of 2.5-3 kg of milk per day. The sheep are covered with wool white color, but the head, ears, legs and tail, as well as the root of the tail are covered with white fine hair, which is a breed characteristic of this sheep . East Friesian Istocnofizijska ovca Meat, Milk White. 0 0 80 75 110 90 Exotic n domestic breed 4.5 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 200 500 5.5 2.5 5 8 7 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Ile-de-France fr. Sheep are large, short well developed width and depth. Fleece is white and closed. Heir on the legs and head is white. Both sex are hornless. All animals are shorther then original ile de france sheep because the inbreeding level is higher. Population is small and rams were not imported so long. Ile-De-France Meat, Wool white. 0 0 74 68 80 72.15 Exotic y domestic breed imported from France Serbia, Voyvodina Province wool 3.77 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 185 312 4.04 3.38 4.01 3.78 12 12 8 300 - slaughter weight (kg): 25;
1.4 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Karakachan serb. The Karakachan sheep is Zackel of black coat with a rigid wool, extremely resistant to weather condition, strong combos. The tail is short and extremely rugged. Face, legs and ears are covered with short black hair. Fleece is made from open locks, with no filament winding. The average fineness of fiber is about 45 microns. It weighs up to 55 kg, and the ram up to 45 kg. All rams are horned and extremely strong, and their horns are spirally twisted. Karakachan sheep Karakachan sheep, Karakacanska ovca Meat, Milk, Wool White and black. 2 2 The horns are spirally twisted. 60 55 40 55 Locally adapted y 2019 Domestic East Serbia 1.5 45 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 60 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Serbia SRB Sheep Krivovirska serb. The head of krivovir sheep is covered as a cube, while other parts of the head and legs to fake knee and below the ankle joint are covered with short hair yellow color. Wither height in the sheep is 61.35 cm and 66.26 cm in the rams. Combined the production characteristics: milk, meat and wool. Body weight of sheep on average is 37.58 kg and 53.96 kg of rams. The fleece is white color. Yugoslav Zackel Krivovorska pramenka, Yugoslav Zackel, Krivovirska Zackel, Krivovirska zuja Meat, Milk, Wool Adapted to high mountains. White. 2 0 Curling horns. 65 60 53.96 51.3 Crest on the head. Locally adapted y 2009 Domestic indigenous breed indigenous breed of the Balkan. Krivovirska sheep is product of systematic and non-systematic crossing between local strain of Zackel in East Serbia and Merino Electoral and Merino Rambouillet breed of sheep. Genetically related. since 1960 from Merino (France, Former USSR and Spain) wool 2.9 40 extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 136 94 6.2 4.7 3.57 3.2 18 18 5.5 - slaughter weight (kg): 15 - 18;
1 1.2 regional No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Lipska serb. Body weight was about 65 kg. The head is small, a length of about 24 cm. The horns in males are highly developed and powerful, spiral shape. Females do not have horns. If there are very small, poorly expressed. The neck is short and slightly thicker. The head, ears and limbs are covered with a black, fine, short and shiny coat. Yugoslav Zackel Garulja, Lipska Zackel, Garusha Meat, Milk, Wool 2003: this breed is at risk. white with black head and legs white 2 0 curly horns 65 63.4 67 64.55 Locally adapted y 2009 Domestic Ovis Argali crossed with Local Zackel Municipality of Mladenovac. 3.2 55 semi - intensive grazing stationary 100 57 6.92 5.69 5 3.75 18 18 6 200 25 45 regional No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Pirot Improved eng. Pirot improved Pramenka is reared on the territory of municipalities of Pirot, Dimitrovgrad, Bela Palanka and Babušnica. It is also reared on Stara and Suva Planina Mountain, Vidlič and Vlaška mountains, that is in Pirot valley. Center of distribution of this sheep is Pirot district. Pirot sheep is of medium size, height of withers of approx. 65 cm, but very lively and mobile, therefore it can be successfully used in even poorest mountain regions of East Serbia. It belongs to long tail Pramenka sheep. Pirot improved sheep is single colour – white. Fertility is 1,5 lambs per sheep annually, 5% are twin lambing. Average body mass of females is approx. 55kg, and of rams 65kg. Average body mass of lambs at birth is 4,2kg, at weaning 18kg, and in age of 12 40kg and in age of 15 months 48kg. Dressing percentage of meat is 47%, and average body weight of slaughtered heads 48kg. Wool is important trait used for production of famous Pirot rugs. Average quantity of wool per female sheep is 2,0kg, and of ram 2,8kg. Wool yield is above 62%, length of lock is 10cm, height of lock 12cm and length of fibre is 14cm. Twisting is 2,8 twists per cm of length, and thickness of fleece fibre is in average 35-38mµ, sortiment C. Average production of milk per head is 80,5kg, and average duration of lactation is 195days. Milk fat in average is 7,05%. Pirot Pramenka has been improved since 1954. Objective is genetic improvement and stabilization of this strain obtaining higher body mass, more wool of better quality and maintaining milk yield on level of heads of sheep from dam basis which have the best milk yields results. Improved Pirot, Pirotska oplemenjena ovca Meat, Milk, Wool The breed is suitable to live under extensive conditions, like those prevailing in the hilly/mountainous regions of Serbia. This breed is known for vitality and resistance. The animals are known for their hardiness. white. 0/2 0 70 65 65 58.74 Locally adapted y domestic breed composite of Pirot Zackel, Merino d' Arles and Württemberg 1954 East Serbia, Suva Planina Mountain, Stara Planina Mountain, Vlashka Mountains wool 2.42 38 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 119 54 6.37 4.47 4 3.28 12 9 13 10 8 190 48 47 Adapted to large units. 1.3 local No Material atRisk endangered -Serbia SRB Sheep Pirotska serb. This strain is reared in Pirot district, however, the rayon of rearing decreasing. It belongs to Pramenka breed with long tails. Pirot female sheep weighs in average approx. 38 kg and rams approx. 42 kg. Sheep reared in mountain region are of especially small size. Lambs at birth weigh 3,6 kg, at weaning approx. 16kg, in age of 12 months approx. 30 kg, and with 15 months approx. 32kg. Wool is mainly white, although there are many sheep with black and gray wool. Fleece is open. They are covered with wool similarly to Pramenka sheep. ght of wool in females is 1,3-1,5kg, and in rams 1,4-1,7kg. Height of lock is approx. 13cm. Wool fineness is approx. 40 mµ mµ nd belongs to sortiment D. Wool yield is approx. 60%. Length of lock is 10cm, height of fibre 12cm and fibre length 14cm. Milk yield during lactation is approx. 50-55kg of milk. Duration of lactation is approx. 180 days. Milk fat in average is 6,90. Famous Pirot hard cheese – kachkaval is made from sheep milk. In order to preserve milkiness of this strain and provide raw material for future production of hard cheese, and at the same time improve the quality of wool, sheep of this strain were crossed with rams Merino D'Arl and Merinolandschaf and Pirot improved sheep was created. Yugoslav Zackel Pirotska ovca Meat, Milk, Wool white, black or grey 0/2 0 With spiral shaped horns twisted laterally, no pigment. 55 50 42 38 small body size Locally adapted y 2019 Domestic East Serbia, Kosmovac village wool 1.5 40 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 192 130 240 78 50 110 6.9 5.1 11.3 0.4 7 3.9 3.4 12 14 13 15 7 180 45 47 regional No Material atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Sharmountain serb. Wither height is about 58 cm. The body weight of rams is 45-50 kg and 32-35 kg of sheep. Dressing percentage of adult animals is 45%. There is pure white wool. The head and legs are covered with hair, which is also white, without pigmented places. The fleece is open, often divided along the spinal column, highlights are pointed. Yugoslav Zackel Pramenka, Yugoslav Zackel, Šarplaninska Meat, Milk, Wool uni coloured: white White. 0/2 0 65 58 50 35 small body and small ears. Locally adapted n domestic strain indigenous breed of the Balkan. since 1960 from Merino (France, Former USSR and Spain) Kosovo and Metohia wool 1.5 37 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 193 79 5.6 3.08 3.01 45 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Sjenica en. Sjenica Zackel is the largest strain among all the varieties of Zackel sheep. Uni color: white with black or gray spots around eyes, on muzzle, ears, and legs. Pramenka, Yugoslav Zackel, Sjenička oplemenjena ovca Meat, Milk, Wool white with black or grey spots around the eyes, on muzzle, ears and legs 2 0 curled horns 65 60 60 45 Sjenicka has the largest body among the varieties of Pramenka. Locally adapted y 2008 Domestic breed indigenous breed of the Balkan. initially settled on Pester plateau, later expanded to western and central Serbia. wool 2.62 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 104 69 6.05 5.04 3.5 2.99 18 18 6 200 25 45 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Suffolk eng. Very strong sheep, with well develop of body longth, width and depth. Completely black hair, white wool, fleece is clossed. Suffolk Meat, Milk, Wool White. 120 77.45 Exotic y 2004 domestic breed Originated from England. From Germany 2004. Voivodina Province. Municipality of Temerin. 3.76 30 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 5.9 4 375 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Svrljig en. Name Gulijan is original name for this strain given after the name of village Gulijan well known for excellent sheep herds. Later it Sheep of Svrljig strain have white face sprinkled with black spots, characteristic crest/tuft on forehead, and on their snout and cheeks black spots. There are also heads of this breed which have black wool. Svrljig sheep is medium size sheep and it belongs to the group of Pramenka sheep with long tails. Female sheep weigh approximately 42kg, and rams 50kg. Lambs at birth weigh 3,3kg, and at weaning approx. 16 kg, in age of one year they weigh approx.30 kg. Meat dressing percentage is 48-50%. Heads of this breed are covered with wool, making the Svrljig sheep number one in comparison to other. Fleece weighs from 1,5 to1,7kg in females, and 2,0-2,2kg in rams. Height of lock is 11,26cm, and length 12,50cm. Height of fiber is 11,50cm. Twisting is 2,5 vala per 1cm of fiber length. Wool fineness is approx. 36mµ, and belongs to sortiments C and D. Absolute strength of fleece is 24,07gr, and flexibility 40,08%. Wool yield is approx. 55%. Average milk yield of Svrljig strain is 87,72kg for lactation period of 189 days. Average daily milk yield is approx. 415g. Average milk fat is approx. 6,7%, and max. milk fat at the end of lactation is 10,5%. Average fertility is 1,2 and percentage of twin lambing is 10-15%. Fertility is good. Yugoslav Zackel Pramenka, Yugoslav Zackel, Svrljiška ovca Meat, Milk, Wool white 2 0 Spiral shaped horns twisted laterally, no pigment. 73 65 65 55.76 head is naked with some wool in the fore part (luft) Locally adapted y 2008 Domestic indigenous breed of the Balkan. eastern and south-eastern Serbia, Svrljig Mountains, Suva and Stara Planina Mountains wool 2.8 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 189 110 240 100 70 150 6.7 6 10.5 0.5 4.8 4.05 3.2 12 10 15 13 8 248 50 48 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Texel en. The body is strong and harmonious. Particularly well defined width of the body. The hull is deep and long. The head is of medium length, but quite wide in the skull. Ears are small and raised. The ewes and rams are silent. Wither height of sheep ranges from 68-72 cm and 75-80 cm of rams. Body weight of adult sheep is 70-80 kg, and 100-130 kg of rams. The sheep are well covered with wool white. Texel Meat, Milk White. 0 0 75 70 120 73.8 Exotic n domestic breed wool 4.03 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 4.5 3.51 55 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Tsigai eng. Sheep are very large, they have black hair on the head and legs, withe coarse wool, long head with convex profile and with very long lop ears. Sheep are horn less and rams have horn. Tsigai Szombor Tsigai, Pivnicka Tsigai, Cigaja Meat, Milk, Wool Animals of this breed are well adapted to local conditions. white with black head. 2 0 75 80 80 75.46 Tipical very long lop ears. Native y 2009 Domestic Breed imported from Romania, Locally adapted breed. Voyvodia Province wool 3.44 33 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 120 90 180 80 50 150 6.5 5 8 0.7 8 4.5 3.5 8 280 25 60 1.4 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Vlashko-Vitoroga eng. Sheep are small, coarse wool type, horns are spiral-shaped, hear on the legs and on the head varies from yellow to light brown Yugoslav Zackel Racka, Vlaško-vitoroga ovca, Vitoroga žuja Meat, Milk, Wool In 2003, this breed is at risk. white. 2 2 spiral-shaped 57 50 60 55.47 Locally adapted y 2009 Domestic Voyvodina Province 4.55 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 180 126 5 0.7 6 4.17 regional No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Sheep Wurttemberg ger. The head is medium of length and width. The neck is medium of length, no skin folds. Breasts are broad and deep. The hull is medium of length, but also sufficiently broad and deep, and the dorsal line is straight. Musculature of the body is well developed. The body weight of adult sheep is 70-75 kg and 100-120 kg of rams. The average body weight of birth animal is about 4.5 kg. Sheep are covered with white wool, only the lower parts of the legs, head and ears covered with white hair. Merinolandschaf Merinolandschaf, Virtemberg, German Merino Meat, Milk, Wool white 0 0 85 75 115 71.02 Exotic domestic breed imported from Germany in 1960 Serbia wool 3.68 28 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 180 150 6.85 0.8 6 4.18 4.1 15 12 6 320 30 55 Adapted to large units. - slaughter weight (kg): 28;
1.2 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Serbia SRB Turkey Domestic Turkey eng. Head is long and wide with somewhat bent beak. Ears, skin wrinkles, uvula and other parts of head and neck are bright red, in male birds with combination of blue colour as well, covered with small hair. Turkeys have on breast well developed tassel. Body is proportional in length, width and depth. The body is slightly sloped and covered with firm feathers close to the body.Legs are long, strong with four fingers, and skin colour is dark red. American Bronze Dobricka curka, Palanacka curka, Jagodinska curka Meat Animals of this breed are very resistant to climatic conditions and change in nutrition. Animals of this breed show generally a very good resistantance. Developed laying instinct. This breed produces meat of good quality and low fat content. white reddish various colours middle level Single colour, various colours depending on the variety (bronze, black-ashes colour, white, yellow, grey, multicoloured). Light pink. 12 7 Dots on head and neck in mature birds, around age of 2 months. Locally adapted n domestic breed Created through unplanned crossing of wild turkey with imported pure breeds. Around 1900. Municipalities of Jagodina, Cuprija, Smederevska Palanka. 14 30 80 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products stationary international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Afrikander Africander 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Angola and Moçambique 1800-1978 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 domestic breed imported from Cuba 1980 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted; imported from Europe 1800-1978 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Holstein Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Frisonne Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands 1979-1994 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Indo-Brasil Indo-Brasilian 0 0 domestic breed imported from Brasil 1960 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted; imported from Europe 1800-1978 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Mirandesa Mirandesa Meat 2 2 Large horns. domestic breed locally adapted; imported from Portugal 1700-1800 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle N'Dama 0 0 domestic imported from Gabon 1990 local No Information unknown unknown -Sao Tome and Principe STP Cattle Santa Gertrudis x Zebu 0 0 domestic breed imported from Cuba 1980 local No Information unknown unknown -Sao Tome and Principe STP Chicken Euribrid Hisex Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown domestic breed imported from Europe 1979-2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Chicken Galinha de forro Galinha criola domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Information unknown unknown -Sao Tome and Principe STP Chicken Guinéenne fr. domestic breed imported from West Africa 1700-1800 local No Information unknown unknown -Sao Tome and Principe STP Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs small size domestic breed imported from Europe 1979-2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Large breed of chicken with single comb, yellow coloured skin, eggs shell colour is brown. domestic breed imported from Europe 1979-2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported from Europe 1979-2002 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1981 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Goat Murciana Granadina Murcia-Granada 0 0 Small sized animals. domestic breed imported from Spain 2003 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Goat Naine de l'Afrique de l'Ouest fr. Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from West Africa 2000 local No Information unknown unknown -Sao Tome and Principe STP Goat Saanen Saanen Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1981 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1981 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Pig Alentejano Alentejana domestic breed imported from Portugal international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Sao Tome and Principe STP Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1984 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Pig Local Meat domestic breed locally adapted breed probably of African origin local No Information unknown unknown -Sao Tome and Principe STP Rabbit Californian eng. California Meat domestic breed imported from United Kingdom international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Rabbit Nouvelle Zélandais fr. New Zealand Meat domestic breed imported from United Kingdom international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Sao Tome and Principe STP Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf 0 0 domestic breed imported from West Africa 2000 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat multi coloured: white body, black head and legs 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1800-1981 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sao Tome and Principe STP Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn 2 2 In ewes horns are short and pointed backward, in rams the horns get longer and thicker every year making a spiral loop. domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1800-1981 coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Suriname SUR Ass Grey Used as draught animals on the oil palm plantations. eng. DraughtPower Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Buffalo Buffalo eng. Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed exotic water buffalo local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Cattle Australian Milking Zebu Australian Milking Zebu AMZ Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Chianina Chianina Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Criollo Argentine Criollo Milk The only breed that has been fully adapted to the Surinamese environment is the Criollo cattle. High resistance to parasitic attack. A lower calf mortality rate than exotic cattle. A docile temperament. Ability to thrive under harsh conditions with low feed levels of low quality grass. uni coloured: cream yellow or orange
multi coloured: spotted pattern and solid black 0 0 500 300 Locally adapted domestic breed Locally adapted breed that developed by natural selection throughout the colonial period 1200 2000 Farmers with one or two dairy cows usually tie the animals alongside the road to graze for a couple of hours. After that, the cows are stall fed with cut grass and concentrates. In most cases paddocks are not larger than 5 ha, with predominantly natural grasses (carpet grass). international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Cattle Gir Gir 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Farmers with one or two dairy cows usually tie the animals alongside the road to graze for a couple of hours. After that, the cows are stall fed with cut grass and concentrates. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Indu Brazil eng. Indo-Brasilian 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Suriname SUR Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle MRY Holstein (red and white) Dutch Red and White Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Nellore Nelore 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Red Sindhi Red Sindhi 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Chicken Barnevelder eng. Barnevelder Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Suriname SUR Chicken Chinese Bantam Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Chicken Creole eng. Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed Local Creole chickens are used by the rural population and are left to scavenge in the yard. local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Chicken Frizzle eng. Frizzle Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic Hobbyists and rural farmers have small flocks (up to 30 animals) of mixed breeds (Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, frizzled fowl and naked neck chicken crosses), which are hardier under harsh conditions, needing less medication and lower quality feed. About 20% of eggs and meat is produced in this way. In this type of backyard chicken farming, birds of different ages are held together. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Chicken Japanese Bantam eng. Japanese Bantam Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Chicken Kabir Commercial strain- broiler- Kabir Chicks Ltd. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Chicken Naked Neck eng. Transylvanian Naked Neck Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic Hobbyists and rural farmers have small flocks (up to 30 animals) of mixed breeds (Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, frizzled fowl and naked neck chicken crosses), which are hardier under harsh conditions, needing less medication and lower quality feed. About 20% of eggs and meat is produced in this way. In this type of backyard chicken farming, birds of different ages are held together. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Chicken Peterson eng. Commercial strain- Peterson Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Exotic domestic breed Hobbyists and rural farmers have small flocks (up to 30 animals) of mixed breeds (Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, frizzled fowl and naked neck chicken crosses), which are hardier under harsh conditions, needing less medication and lower quality feed. About 20% of eggs and meat is produced in this way. In this type of backyard chicken farming, birds of different ages are held together. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Chicken Rhode Island red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Hobbyists and rural farmers have small flocks (up to 30 animals) of mixed breeds (Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, frizzled fowl and naked neck chicken crosses), which are hardier under harsh conditions, needing less medication and lower quality feed. About 20% of eggs and meat is produced in this way. In this type of backyard chicken farming, birds of different ages are held together. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Chicken Wyandotte eng. Wyandotte Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic Hobbyists and rural farmers have small flocks (up to 30 animals) of mixed breeds (Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, frizzled fowl and naked neck chicken crosses), which are hardier under harsh conditions, needing less medication and lower quality feed. About 20% of eggs and meat is produced in this way. In this type of backyard chicken farming, birds of different ages are held together. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Deer Gray Brocket eng. Mazama gouazoubira 0 0 Native wild breed local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Deer Large Red Brocket eng. Mazama americana 0 0 Native wild breed local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Deer White-tailed eng. Odocoileus virginianus 0 0 Native wild breed local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Duck (domestic) Peking Pekin Meat Exotic domestic species imported; exotic Many people raise a couple (10-15) of ducks; those ducks are mostly left to scavenge in the garden and eggs are collected for consumption and to incubate. The larger duck farms raise 200 - 1000 ducks in fenced lots with some kind of large water supply, like a pond or irrigation canal. The ducks are fed fabricated feed and local byproducts; often a mix of different ingredients is made. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Duck (domestic) Skoerki Dendrocygna autumnalis Native feral species indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Duck (domestic) Wis Wisi Dendrocygna viduata Native feral species indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Mule eng. Have a better feed conversion than the Muscovy, but a less fatty carcass than the Peking. Locally adapted domestic breed Peking X Muscovy duck Many people raise a couple (10-15) of ducks; those ducks are mostly left to scavenge in the garden and eggs are collected for consumption and to incubate. The larger duck farms raise 200 - 1000 ducks in fenced lots with some kind of large water supply, like a pond or irrigation canal. The ducks are fed fabricated feed and local byproducts; often a mix of different ingredients is made. local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Goat Boer Used to upgrade the local flock of Criollo females. Boer GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported from countries in the region; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Goat Criollo Criollo 0 0 Dwarf Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed. 8 Women and children living in small communities in the interior can utilize Criollo goats under extensive conditions. The animals are an alternative to hunting, done by the men of the community, which is not always reliable. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Goose (domestic) Chinese eng. Chinese Hobby Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Horse Dutch warmblood For recreational purposes, usually horse racing and concourse. eng. Dutch Warmblood Racing Exotic domestic breed exotic; continually imported from Europe and USA international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Horse Mangalarga For recreational purposes, usually horse racing and concourse. Mangalarga Racing Exotic domestic breed exotic; continually imported from Europe and USA international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Horse Pinto American Paint DraughtPower Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted; Early colonizers brought the first horses. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Horse Quarter For recreational purposes, usually horse racing and concourse. eng. Quarter Horse Racing Exotic domestic breed exotic; continually imported from Europe and USA international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Horse Tennessee Walking Horse For recreational purposes, usually horse racing and concourse. eng. Tennessee Walking Horse Racing Exotic domestic breed exotic; continually imported from Europe and USA international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Suriname SUR Horse Thoroughbred For recreational purposes, usually horse racing and concourse. eng. Thoroughbred Racing Exotic domestic breed exotic; continually imported from Europe and USA international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy Native domestic species indigenous breed Many people raise a couple (10-15) of ducks; those ducks are mostly left to scavenge in the garden and eggs are collected for consumption and to incubate. The larger duck farms raise 200 - 1000 ducks in fenced lots with some kind of large water supply, like a pond or irrigation canal. The ducks are fed fabricated feed and local byproducts; often a mix of different ingredients is made. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Pig American Landrace Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. eng. American Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic Most pig farmers in Suriname buy fattening piglets and sell them when they reach 80 - 90 kg live weight (all in all out system). Piglets and sometimes food and medicine are bought from or delivered on contract basis by large reproduction farms. These reproduction farms buy exotic boars and sows abroad and make terminal crosses to sell as fattening pigs. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Pig Berkshire Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. eng. Berkshire GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Pig Duroc Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. eng. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic Most pig farmers in Suriname buy fattening piglets and sell them when they reach 80 - 90 kg live weight (all in all out system). Piglets and sometimes food and medicine are bought from or delivered on contract basis by large reproduction farms. These reproduction farms buy exotic boars and sows abroad and make terminal crosses to sell as fattening pigs. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Pig Dutch Landrace Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. eng. Dutch Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Pig Hampshire Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. eng. Hampshire GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic Most pig farmers in Suriname buy fattening piglets and sell them when they reach 80 - 90 kg live weight (all in all out system). Piglets and sometimes food and medicine are bought from or delivered on contract basis by large reproduction farms. These reproduction farms buy exotic boars and sows abroad and make terminal crosses to sell as fattening pigs. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Suriname SUR Pig Large White Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic Most pig farmers in Suriname buy fattening piglets and sell them when they reach 80 - 90 kg live weight (all in all out system). Piglets and sometimes food and medicine are bought from or delivered on contract basis by large reproduction farms. These reproduction farms buy exotic boars and sows abroad and make terminal crosses to sell as fattening pigs. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Pig Local pig eng. Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed o Some small farmers keep one boar and a couple of sows (mostly 3 to 4) for reproduction. The piglets are then fattened (with locally available byproducts, green plants and table scraps) and sold. This system of production is particularly used in one part of the country (Coronie district), where large amounts of coconut oil were produced and the offal was fed to the pigs. Usually crosses of the local pig with Duroc, Hampshire and Large White are used in this system. local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Pig Pietrain Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. fr. Pietrain GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic Most pig farmers in Suriname buy fattening piglets and sell them when they reach 80 - 90 kg live weight (all in all out system). Piglets and sometimes food and medicine are bought from or delivered on contract basis by large reproduction farms. These reproduction farms buy exotic boars and sows abroad and make terminal crosses to sell as fattening pigs. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Pig Yorkshire Used in breeding programs to produce hybrids, suited to withstand environmental stress (predominantly heat) and still have a fair to good carcass quality. eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding Exotic domestic breed continually imported to keep pure lines for breeding programmes; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Rabbit Angora eng. Angora Hobby Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Rabbit Californian eng. California Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Rabbit Dutch eng. Dutch Hobby Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Rabbit Flemish Giant eng. Flemish Giant Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Rabbit Lop ears eng. Hobby Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand Meat Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Suriname SUR Sheep Barbado Barbado 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported in small numbers; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Suriname SUR Sheep Barbados Black Belly Used them to upgrade the local flock of Criollo females. eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed imported from region; exotic; Stud rams are imported from the region every now and then by large sheep farmers. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Sheep Criollo sp. Criollo Acclimated to the heat. Resistant to internal parasites. The wool fibers are of low quality, not fit for processing. Produce with low quality roughage. uni coloured: various colours from white to light brown 0 0 Wooly pelt. Locally adapted domestic breed early colonizers brought sheep: only the hardiest survived and developed in what we now call the Criollo sheep Women and children living in small communities in the interior can utilize Criollo sheep and goats under extensive conditions. The animals are an alternative to hunting, done by the men of the community, which is not always reliable. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Sheep Dorper Dorpers are used in crossbreeding programs with Blackbelly sheep Dorper Meat Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Suriname SUR Sheep West African Used them to upgrade the local flock of Criollo females. eng. West African Dwarf GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported in small numbers; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus aberdeen angus GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, VegetationManagement unicoloured: black 0 0 143 136 980 600 Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported in 1994 from Czech Republic 1994 in 1994 from Czech Republic no specific region 37 34 12 12 51 86 26 380 5 1000 325 59 1 1 1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Beef Simmental eng. Simmental multicoloured: red and white white head, belly, legs, tail 0 0 152 139 1150 670 white head, belly, legs Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported in 1993 Beef Simmental (USA, Canada) 1993 imports from USA, CANADA country-wide 39 36 13 11 51 80 26 380 4.5 1100 355 59 1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Blonde D'aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Blonde D' aquitaine, blonde d' Aquitaine Meat, VegetationManagement unicoloured: blond 2 2 155 142 1050 750 Exotic y 1998 domestic imported since 1991 (France) 1991 import from France no specific region 39 35 16 14 51 90 36 380 4.5 1150 366 61 1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais charolais GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, VegetationManagement unicoloured: white 2 2 152 140 1150 750 Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported 1994 Charolais (Hungary) imported 2001 Charolais (France) 1994 40 37 15 13 39 72 36 400 3 1100 360 60 1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford hereford GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, VegetationManagement white head multicoloured: red and white 0 0 140 130 950 550 Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported in 1973 Hereford (Canada) 1973 imports from Canada no specific region 35 32 12 12 51 86 26 380 5 900 290 58 1 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Highland eng. Highland Exotic international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Holsteinské slov. Holstein (black and white) Meat, Milk population data:estimate black and white subpopulaton prevails, also red and white subpopulation exists 2 2 163 140 1050 630 Exotic y 1995 domestic breed exotic; imported in 1980 Holstein (Germany) imported in 1991 Holstein (Netherlands, France) introduction of Holstein genes (USA, Canada) 1980 imports no specific region 298 7328 3.9 3.2 43 39 12 12 50 53 28 438 2.1 900 280 53 milk characteristics obtained under milk performance testing, beef characteristics come from semi-intensive fattening system using roughage 1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Limousine fr. Limousin limousine GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, VegetationManagement unicoloured: red 2 2 curved shape 150 137 1100 650 Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported Limousin in 1991 (Hungary) imported Limousin in 1994 (Czech Rep.) imported Limousin in 1994 (Poland) 1991 imported from Hungary, Czech Rep., Poland no specific region 36 34 14 12 51 84 36 395 4 1000 340 60 1 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Piemontese it. Piedmont piemontese GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, VegetationManagement unicoloured: grey 2 2 150 138 1050 600 Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported in 1993 Piedmont (Italy) 1993 from Italy no specific region 38 35 14 12 51 90 36 400 4.5 1050 350 60 1 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Slovenský pinzgauský slov. Pinzgau Pinzgau, slovenske pinzgauske, Pinzgauer Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement Well adapted to the local conditions. Ladscape function due to good pasture ability. Adapted to mountainous and submountainous areas. multi coloured: red, brown with broad white stripe on back and belly 2 2 150 133 1000 580 Locally adapted y 1925 domestic breed composite of Carpatian Grey and Carpatian Red and imported Pinzgau (Austria) 19th century since 1950 Pinzgau (Austria) Kept mainly in North Slovakia regions. 288 3900 3.9 3.3 36 31 35 406 2.4 1000 305 56 Milk traits - under milk performance testing. Daily gain and beef trais - under semi-intensive fattening system. 1 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Slovenský strakatý slov. Simmental slovenské strakaté, Simmental Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement Well adapted to the local conditions. multi coloured: red, yellow, white 2 2 155 138 1200 650 Locally adapted y 1925 domestic breed autochthonous native breed;composite of native cattle breeds (Redbrown, Greybrown Carpathian cattle) and Bern and Simmental imported in the 17th and 18th century. 19th century since 1900 from Simmental (Switzerland), 1948 German Simmental (Germany), 1990 Simmental (Austria) no specific region 293 4850 4.07 3.3 42 39 13 13 55 58 31 414 2.2 940 325 58 milk characteristics obtained under milk performance testing beef characteristics come from semi-intensive fattening system using roughage 1 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Slovenský červený slov. domestic variety Central European Red type similar to Polish Red local No Information extinct extinct -Slovakia SVK Cattle Swiss Brown eng. Brown Swiss Brown Swis, hnedy dobytok, braunvieh Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement unicoloured: brown 2 2 156 139 1000 630 black horntips and claws Exotic y 1996 domestic imported in 1990, 1995 Swiss Brown (Switzerland) imported in 1992, 1995 Swiss Brown (Austria) imported in 1992, 1955 German Brown (Germany) 1990 import from Switzerland, Austria, Germany no specific region 296 5750 4.21 3.4 40 38 13 13 40 56 30 449 2.15 900 313 57 milk characteristics obtained under milk performance testing, beef characteristics come from semi-intensive fattening system using roughage 1 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Valašský czech multi coloured: brown pied, red pied domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Slovakia SVK Cattle Červené holsteinské slov. Holstein (red and white) Exotic y breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Cattle Čiernostrakaté slov. Black and White Milk 2005: disappeared due to absorptive crossbreeding with Holstein; multi coloured: black and white 0 0 155 136 1100 600 1965 domestic breed composite of Schwarzbunte and Holstein Friesian country-wide 293 3935 4.1 34 30 local No Information extinct extinct -Slovakia SVK Chicken Amrokska slov. Amrock Amrock Eggs, Meat blue-grey 4 3 Locally adapted domestic breed imported breed, locally adapted 200 60 hobby breed, no economic importance, no commercial international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Australorpka slov. Australorp Australorp Eggs, Meat unicolure: black 4 3 Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted 200 55 hobby, no economic importance, no commercial international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Bantam eng. Fancy miniature breed multi coloured Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted hobby breed, no economic importance, no commercial local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Chicken Barneveldka slov. Barnevelder Locally adapted domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Chicken Faverolka slov. Faverolle Faverolle large and miniature breed single uni coloured Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted 145 130 160 hobby, no economic importance, no commercial international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Chicken Hempšírka slov. New Hampshire New Hampshire Meat Reared in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. Kept as large and miniature breed. single middle level 4 2.8 Locally adapted domestic strain imported from England in 1970 1970 190 20 20 hobby breed, no economic importance international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Hodvábnička slov. Silkie Silkie rose uni coloured Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted 80 hobby, no economic importance international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Chicken Leghorn Brown eng. vlaška Eggs kept as large and miniature breed Locally adapted domestic breed 160 180 hobby breed, no economic importance local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Chicken Milfleur eng. milflérka Fancy single multicoulred 0.8 0.7 Locally adapted domestic breed imported, locally adapted breed 120 30 hobby breed, no economic importance local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Chicken Oravka slov. Oravka name given according to region of origin of native genotype hens. Breed well adapted to less favourable areas. Oravka Eggs, Meat Kept as large and miniature breed. Population size: estimate. adapted and resistant to unfavourable conditions, able of effective utilization of grassland. rose yellow Native n Domestic Breed Breeding the Oravka hen started in the 50ies of the 20th century. Native hens from the Slovak territory (Zakamenne, Novot) were used as the basic breeding material. They were crossbred with the Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red and New Hampshire breeds. The breed is considered as Slovak national breed. 190 140 200 hobby breed, no economic importance regional Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Orpingtonka slov. Orpington Orpington Meat kept as large and miniature breed single uni coloured Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted 130 160 hobby breed, no economic importance international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Plymutka slov. Plymouth Rock Plymouth Eggs, Meat Large and miniature breed. Population size: estimate. single Locally adapted domestic breed 160 180 hobby breed, no economic importance international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Rodajlendka slov. Rhode Island Red Rhode Island Red Eggs Reared formerly in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. Population size: estimate. middle level 2.4 1.7 Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed population 200 22 22 hobby breed, no economic importance international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Slovgal 03a Meat The line is reared in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. middle level 5 3.9 domestic line synthetic male line bred in Slovak Republic 85 22 22 local No Information extinct extinct -Slovakia SVK Chicken Slovgal 05a Meat Bred since 1973 in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. They have been selected for body weight and they are the grand parent lines for broiler production (female line). middle level 4.6 3.4 domestic line imported from Arbor Acres in 1970 1970 180 22 22 local No Information extinct extinct -Slovakia SVK Chicken Slovgal 06a Meat Bred since 1973 in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. They have been selected for body weight and they are the grand parent lines for broiler production (female line). middle level 4.4 3.5 domestic line imported from Arbor Acres in 1970 1970 160 20 20 local No Information extinct extinct -Slovakia SVK Chicken Sussex White eng. Eggs Reared in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. Large and miniature breed. middle level 2.7 1.9 Locally adapted domestic strain imported from England in 1973 1973 180 22 22 hobby breed, no economic importance local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Chicken Velsumka slov. Welsummer Velsummer Kept as large and miniature breed. Population size: estimate. single yellow Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted 170 hobby, no economic importance, no commercial international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Chicken Vyandotka slov. Wyandotte wyandotka, Wyandotte Eggs, Meat Large and miniature breed. Population size: estimate. rose multi coloured Locally adapted domestic breed imported; locally adapted 180 160 200 hobby breed, no economic importance, no commercial international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Duck (domestic) Indický bežec slov. Indian Runner Indian Runner Hobby 2 1.75 domestic breed imported; locally adapted 150 65 hobby breed, no economic importance international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Duck (domestic) Pekingská biela slov. White Pekin Pekin White Eggs, Meat unicoloured: white 2.5 2.5 domestic breed 220 80 international No Information atRisk critical critical -Slovakia SVK Goat Alpine eng. Alpine 2005: disappeared, experiment of 1990ies; 0 0 Exotic y Domestic Breed imported from France 1990 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Goat Anglonubijská slov. Anglo-Nubian Exotic y breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Goat Biela krátkosrstá slov. White Shorthaired Goat Milk, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: given by Sheep and Goat Breeders Association. Data on total population: estimate. Breed of good reproduction traits. uni coloured: white 2 2 80 75 85 55 Native y 1928 domestic breed breed of local origin, formed as composite of local breeds and Saanen country-wide 500 3.18 3.59 2.65 2.93 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Goat Burská slov Boer Exotic y international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Goat Hnedá kratkosrstá slov. Brown Shorthair Goat Milk, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on population: estimate. Adapted to harh environment. Early maturity breed uni coloured: brown 2 2 75 70 80 50 Native y 1928 domestic breed indigenous breed The breed arose from the local breed brown goats selected for superior production and exterior traits, mated with Harz and Toggenburg breeds.. sub-mountainous areas 500 3.3 3.7 2.94 3.2 regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Goose (domestic) Landeská slov. Landaise Landaise Meat laced multicolored 7 6 domestic breed 30 160 hobby breed, no economic importance regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Goose (domestic) Pomoranská slov. Pomeranian Pommern Meat grey-brown; grey-brown pied; white 7 6 Exotic n Domestic Breed 30 hobby breed, no economic importance international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Goose (domestic) Slovenská biela slov. Slovak Slovak White, former name), Slovak Danube goose Downs, Feathers, Meat Population size: estimate. Well adapted to local conditions. white 7.5 6.5 Native n Domestic Breed Slovak White originally came from the former region geese breeds, those crossbred with the Hungarian goose that is of a medium body frame as well as the Emdenesy goose which belongs tothe big breeds and is considered one of the oldest goose breeds in Europe and in the world as well. mainly in South-West and West regions of country 140 hobby breed, no economic importance regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Slovakia SVK Goose (domestic) Suchovy eng. suchovska Meat 2003, of the Suchovy goose 150 females and 75 males are available. Endangered breed. Population size: estimate. resistant to an unfavourable environment. Breed fits small-scale farms- wild type and variants Sex specific colour. Ganders are of lighter, yellow-grey colouring. 7 6 big body frame and of strong body condition Native n Domestic Breed The Suchovy goose is the result of breeding work in Sucha nad Parnou (a village on the Slovak territory). It was bred using crossbreeding with several geese breeds - the Toulouse, Landaisse or Pommern geese. West and Central Slovakia. 140 hobby breed, no economic importance local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Horse Anglický plnokrvník slov. Thoroughbred English Thoroughbred Hobby, Sport unicoloured: black, bay, chestnut, seldom white 163 160 Exotic y Domestic Breed imports from Thoroughbred concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Horse Arabský kôň slov. Shagya Arab Shagya-Arabian, Shagya DraughtPower, Hobby, Sport, VegetationManagement 2003, this breed is endangered. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Reproductive qualities are reported for this breed. uni coloured: grey, white, less often black, bay, chestnut 156 154 490 480 y 1922 domestic breed Arabian Halfbred breed originated in Austria-Hungary 19 cent. Topol'cianky, Vel'ký Ari, Liptovský Ondrej 51.4 51 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Slovakia SVK Horse Arabský plnokrvník slov. Arab Arabian Thouroughbred, Arab Hobby, Sport, VegetationManagement An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. These are frugal animals. uni coloured: black, bay, dark chestnut, chestnut, grey (white hair on black skin) 156 153 486 480 long fine tail, fine mane Exotic y 1922 Domestic Breed pure-bred Arab Topol'cianky fodder, grazing stationary 51 50 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Horse Furioso slov. Furioso-Northstar Furioso DraughtPower, Hobby, Sport, VegetationManagement Slovakia owns the highest quality herd of the Furioso breeding mares in Europe. In 2003, this breed is endangered. uni coloured: black, bay, dark chestnut, chestnut dark 163 162 593 578 Locally adapted y Domestic Breed It originated within Austria-Hungary. no specific region fodder, grazing stationary 1 regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Slovakia SVK Horse Hafling slov. Haflinger Haflinger DraughtPower, Hobby, Sport, VegetationManagement uni colour: chesnut, light chestnut 147 137 flaxen mane and tail Exotic y 1998 Domestic Breed imported imports from Haflinger (Austria, Italy) country-wide 1 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Horse Hucul slov. Hutsul Hutsul, Hucul DraughtPower, Hobby, Sport, VegetationManagement Carpatian horse used during World War II The breed is well adapted to marginal conditions. Good fertility. Adapted to work in mountain. frugal animals, adapted to mountain, highland, higher altitude regions uni coloured: different shades of brown: usually dun or bay, sometimes chestnut, black, bay anthracite 144 142 460 445 Locally adapted y 1922 Domestic Breed indigenous breed Carpatian type of Tarpan. Topol'cianky, Muràn 35.6 35.2 1 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Horse Lipican slov. Lipitsa Lipizzaner, Lipitsa DraughtPower, Hobby, Sport, VegetationManagement Later maturity This breed has a light, easy and extended movement. Longevity. uni coloured: grey, white, less often brown 155 154 495 450 Locally adapted y 1922 Domestic Breed This horse belongs to the oldest horse breeds in Europe, the origin of which derives from old Spanish and Italian horses. Topol'cianky, Vel'kýari 48 48 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Horse Nonius slov. Nonius Nonius DraughtPower, Hobby, Sport 2003, this breed is endangered. The breed is well adapted to live under marginal conditions. This is a frugal, surefooted breed. uni coloured: usually black, bay, brown, grey skin 170 168 600 580 Locally adapted y 1922 Domestic Breed descended from Anglo-Norman, originated within Nonius (Austria-Hungary) as composite of Anglo-Norman and local breeds 1 regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Slovakia SVK Horse Norik muránskeho typu slov. Noric Noric of Murany DraughtPower, Hobby, Sport, VegetationManagement Adapted to forest work. adapted to the mountainous and sub-mountainous regions. longevity adapted to mountain condititions unicolour: bay, chestnut, dark chestnut 160 157 650 625 heavy body constitution Native y Domestic Breed Local heavy horse and Hutsul crossing with Noric from Austria and Belgian Draught from Czechia Dobsina, Velka Luka at present. fodder, grazing stationary 1 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Horse Slovenský teplokrvník slov. Slovak Warmblood 168 166 593 578 Native y 1920 Domestic Breed regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Slovakia SVK Horse Slovenský športový pony slov. Slovak Sport Pony Sport An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. This breed has a light, easy and extended movement. uni coloured: dun or bay, sometimes white 143 140 354 248 Native y 1984 Domestic Breed Slovak Sport Pony originated from mating of purebred mares of the Thoroughbred Arab and the Slovak Warmblood. Vel'Ké Pole, Nitra 46.5 45.4 1 local No Information atRisk critical -Slovakia SVK Pig Belgický landras slov. Belgian Landrace Belgian Landrace 2005: disappeared due to crossbreding; Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Slovakia SVK Pig Biela mäsová slov. White Meat DamLine, Meat uni coloured: white 90 80 290 250 lop ears y 1980 domestic breed composite of Large White and Landrace country-wide concentrate stationary 1.15 1.05 580 10.9 local No Information unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Pig Biele usl'achtilé slov. Large White Large White Meat uni coloured: white 90 80 320 250 upright ears Locally adapted y 1927 domestic breed descended from Large White country-wide concentrate stationary 1.2 1.1 650 field test 10.8 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Pig Duroc slov. Duroc Duroc Meat, SireLine unicoloured: red 95 85 300 255 Exotic y 1975 domestic breed adapted improted breed imports from Duroc (Canada), Deuroc (Denmark) concentrate stationary 650 8.8 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Pig Hampshire slov. Hampshire 90 85 300 275 Exotic y 1972 domestic breed 500 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Slovakia SVK Pig Landras slov. Landrace Meat unicoloured: white 91 81 295 245 Exotic y 1961 domestic breed import imports from Canada, introregression Dannish Landrace, Finnish Landrace 650 10.8 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Pig Pietrain slov. Pietrain Pietrain Meat, SireLine multicoloured: black, white, spotted 90 82 290 265 Exotic y domestic breed imported, locally adapted imports from Pietrain (Belgium) 660 11.9 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Pig Slovak meat eng. unicoloured: white; spotted pattern 90 80 290 250 y 1976 domestic breed composite of imported Landrce (Belgium), Duroc (Denmark); synthetic line second half of 20th cent. concentrate stationary 650 10.6 local No Information unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Pig Slovenské čiernostrakaté slov. Slovak Black Spotted, Slovakian Black Pied Meat 2003: The population was influenced mainly using the Prestice Black Pied, German Saddle and White Improved breed. According to the State Breeding Institute of the Slovak Republic the Black Spotted breed is reared only in one herd at present. Due to the continuously decreasing number of population this breed is in danger of extinction. 2005: dissapeared due to crossbreeding. It is a breed of outstanding reproduction. multi coloured: black and white 96 85 280 235 domestic breed composite of Mangalitsa, Berkshire and Poland China originally kept in South Slovakia 1.3 1.2 9.2 local No Information extinct extinct -Slovakia SVK Pig Yorkshire slov. Large White unicoloured: white 95 85 310 240 Exotic y domestic breed imported; locally adapted no specific region 650 11 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Quail British Range (E e) eng. Hobby Reared in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. 0.11 0.13 dark-feather coloured variety of quail, males and females are similarly pigmented, individual feather pattern is similar to that of the dorsal surface of the pharaoh quail domestic line imported from Prof. Kraszewska-Domanska, Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jastrzebiec, Poland 1.5 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Quail English White (Wh wh) eng. Hunting Reared in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. comment: white feathered variety of quail with dark eyes, some may have a few black spots 0.11 0.13 domestic line imported from Prof. Kraszewska-Domanska, Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jastrzebiec, Poland 1.5 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Quail Manchurian Golden (Y y+) ) eng. Hunting Reared in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. 0.11 0.12 A mixture of colours, but resulting in an overall appearance of a rich, gold wheat-straw coloured bird. the back and hackle feathers are dark brown with a very wide wheat-straw coloured shafting domestic line imported from Prof. Kraszewska-Domanska, Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jastrzebiec, Poland 1.5 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Quail Tuxedo (E e, Wh+) eng. Hunting Reared in the Poultry Breeding Station, 900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji of Research Institute of Animal Production, Nitra, Slovakia. comment: two coloured variety of quail, the ventral surface including the neck and face is white, the dorsal surface is intermingling of black and brown similar to that of the British range quail 0.11 0.13 domestic line imported from Prof. Kraszewska-Domanska, Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jastrzebiec, Poland 1.5 1.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Angora slov. Angora Angora Population size: estimate. unicoloured: white; red, pink or blue eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame, no economic importance international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Belgický obor slov. Belgian Giant belgický obor, Belgian Giant Hobby Population size: estimate. various colour mutations: yellow, blue-grey, wild-coloured; brown eyes domestic breed breed of big body frame regional No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Belgický obor albín slov. Belgian Giant Albino belgický obor albín, Belgian Giant Albino Hobby Population size: estimate. unicoloured: white; red eyes domestic breed breed of big body frame regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Burgundský slov. Burgundy burgundský, Burgundian Population size: estimate. unicoloured: red; brown eyes domestic breed breed of middle size of body frame regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Deilenaar slov. Deilenaar Deilenaar Population size: estimate. unicoloured: red-brown, black-bordered ears; dark brown eyes domestic breed breed of small body frame regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Durínsky slov. Thüringer durínsky, Thuringian Population size: estimate. multicoloured: yellow-brown to yellow-red; dark brown ears domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Francúzsky baran slov. French Lop francúzsky baran, French Lop Population size: estimate. various colour variations: unicoloured and spotted; brown or blue-grey eyes domestic breed breed of big body frame international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Francúzsky strieborný slov. French Silver francúzsky strieborný, French Silver Population size: estimate. basic colour: white; brown eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Havana slov. Havanna Havanna Population size: estimate. unicoloured: dark brown; dark brown eyes Covering hairs are dark brown, shiny; along the whole body. Belly is slightly dimmer. The undercoat is blue, without hair of another colour (Bulla et al.: Breeding and breeds of farm animals, UVTIP Nitra, 2007). domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Hermelín slov. Hermelin hermelín, Hermelin Population size: estimate. unicoloured: white; pink or light blue eyes domestic breed small breed regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Holandský strakáč slov. Dutch holandský strakáč, Dutch Population size: estimate. domestic breed small breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Holíčsky modrý slov. Blue of Holitz Population size: estimate. unicoloured: blue; blue-grey eyes Colour of covering hairs is light blue, slightly dim, along the whole body. Colour of undercoat should be the same as the colour of covering hairs; a lighter stripe can be next to skin (Bulla et al.: Breeding and breeds of farm animals, UVTIP Nitra, 2007). Native n Domestic Breed national breed; originated from Kastorex and Lynx crossbreeding breed of small body frame local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Hototský biely slov. White Hotot hototský biely, Blanc de Hotot, White of Hotot Population size: estimate. unicoloured: white, black eye strip; dark brown eyes Rabbit with frosty white coat and black rings around dark eyes (5 mm of width); nails are white (Bulla et al.: Breeding and breeds of farm animals, UVTIP Nitra, 2007). domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Japonský slov. Japanese japonský, Japanese Population size: estimate. domestic breed breed of middle body frame international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Kalifornský slov. California kalifornský, California Population size: estimate. unicoloured: white, grey-blue nose, ears, legs; red eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Kastorex kastorex Population size: estimate. multicoloured: red-brown, dark-bordered ears; internal side of legs and belly: white; dark brown eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Kuní slov. Marten kuní, Marten Population size: estimate. multicoloured: light beige, dark back strip (brown or blue), dark coloured: ears, nose, eyes strips; brown or grey-blue ears domestic breed small breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Liptovský lysko slov. Native local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Lop of Meissen eng. meissenský baran Population size: estimate. unicoloured: silver domestic breed breed of middle size body frame local No Information atRisk critical -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Líščí slov. Fox líščí, Fox Population size: estimate. unicoloured: yellow-red; dark eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk critical endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Maličký slov. Dwarf Population size: estimate. various colours and spotts domestic breed very small breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Nitriansky slov. Nitra 2003, the population consists of 400 animals (320 females and 80 males). Less numerous breed. Population size: estimate. base colour: white, grey-blue nose, ears, legs; red eyes Native n Domestic Breed national breed; three breeds were involved in forming this breed: the Russian, French Silver and Californian rabbit 1977 Breed of middle body frame (average weight 5.25 kg). local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Novozélandský biely slov. New Zealand White novozélandský biely, New Zealand White Meat Population size: estimate. adapted to less favourable conditions. unicoloured: white; pink eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Novozélandský červený slov. New Zealand Red novozélandský červený, New Zealand Red Population size: estimate. unicoloured: red; dark brown eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Ohnivák slov. Tan ohnivák, Tan Rabbit Population size: estimate. multicoloured: dark brown or black, yellow-red belly; black, dark brown or grey-blue eyes domestic breed small breed regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Ruský slov. Russian ruský, Russian Population size: estimate. white coloured with black or blue nose, ears, tail and legs; light red eyes domestic breed small breed regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Rys slov. Lynx Lynx Population size: estimate. silver-blue colour; grey-blue eyes domestic breed small breed regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Saténový slov. Satin saténový, Satin Population size: estimate. satin shine colour; red or light blue eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Slovenský sivomodrý rex slov. Slovak Greyblue Rex 2003: Due to small number of population, the population of the Slovak Greyblue Rex rabbit are endangered. Of the Slovak Greyblue Rex 50 individuals are available.Population size: estimate. Breed of good fertility traits. unicoloured: grey-blue; grey-blue eyes Hair colour is medium blue-gray. Nails are dark. Undercoat is blue-gray (Bulla et al.: Breeding and breeds of farm animals, UVTIP Nitra, 2007). domestic breed national breed; originated from Kastorex and Lynx crossbreeding 1950s-1960s 58 breed of middle size body frame local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Trojfarebný strakáč slov. Three Colour Spotted trojfarebný strakáč, Three Colour Spotted Population size: estimate. base colour: white, with shining black (blue) and yellow spots; brown or grey-blue eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Veľký svetlý strieborný slov. Big Light Silver Population size: estimate. silver colour; dark brown eyes domestic breed breed of middle size of body frame local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Viedenský biely slov. Weisse Wiener viedenský biely, White of Vienna Population size: estimate. unicoloured: white; light blue eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Viedenský divosfarbený slov. Graue Wiener viedenský divosfarbený, Grey of Vienna Population size: estimate. light, middle or dark wild-type colour domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Viedenský modrý slov. Blauer Wiener viedenský modrý, Blue of Vienna Population size: estimate. unicoloured: dark blue; grey-blue eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Viedenský čierny slov. Schwarze Wiener viedenský čierny, Black of Vienna Population size: estimate. unicoloured: black; dark brown eyes domestic breed breed of middle size body frame regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Zajačí slov. Hare zajačí, Hare Population size: estimate. unicoloured-multicoloured: brown-black, red-brown; dark-brown eyes The color is brown-red, fox and lighting. Black tip hairs are grouped and form shading, mostly on the back. Breasts and legs are the same color, but without shading. Wild characteristics, e.g. eye rings, belly, in-side limbs are fire-coloured. The surface colour of the tail is black, with tan hairs mixed. Nails are dark. Undercoat is blue (Bulla et al.: Breeding and breeds of farm animals, UVTIP Nitra, 2007). rabbit breed with long legs, similar to wild hare domestic breed breed of the middle body frame regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Zemplínsky slov. Zemplin Hobby 2003: Of the Zemplin rabbit 100 animals are available. Due to small number of population, the population of Zemplin rabbit are less numerous. Population size: estimate. uni coloured: pastel brown; dark grey-blue eyes Hair colour is intense pastel brown with a fine bluish tinge, evenly distributed throughout the body. Whiskers and nails are dark. Undercoat is orange; it is slightly dimmer and brighter on the belly, turning to cream colour (Bulla et al.: Breeding and breeds of farm animals, UVTIP Nitra, 2007). Native n Domestic Breed national breed; originated from crossbreeding of New Zealand Red and Blue of Vienna; Slovak Grey Blue Rex was used to a lower extent breed of middle size body frame local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Zoborský slov. Zobor Native n Domestic Breed 2005 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Český albín slov. Czech Albino Population size: estimate. unicoloured: white; red eyes domestic breed originated in the period of Czechoslovakia breed of high fertility; good milkability local No Information atRisk endangered -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Činčila malá slov. Chinchilla small činčila malá, Little Chinchilla Population size: estimate. unicoloured: grey, only black-bordered ears domestic breed breed of small body frame regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Rabbit Činčila veľká slov. Chinchilla giant činčila veľká, Big Chinchilla Population size: estimate. unicoloured: grey, only black-bordered ears; dark brown eyes domestic breed Breed of middle body frame (body weight up to 5.5. kg) international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Askánske merino slov. Askanian Locally adapted y breed regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Sheep Berrichon du Cher slov. Berrichon Du Cher Berichonne du Cher Meat, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: Breed society. unicoloured: white 0 0 73 68 105 75 Exotic y domestic breed imported, locally adapted 1978 import: 1978, 1998 Berrichonne du Cher (France) wool fodder, grazing 4 3.6 6 7 48 60 15 365 4 300 50 Daily gain: in semi-intensive system 1.4 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Charollais fr. Charollais charollais Meat, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: given by breed society. unicoloured white sometimes black spotted with pink or gray spotted head and legs pinkish or grey 0 0 75 60 105 80 Exotic y 1997 domestic breed import 1996 import: 1996 Charollais (France) wool fine extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 4 3.6 48 60 365 4 300 50 1.45 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Cigája slov. Tsigai Cigaja, Tigaie, Tsigai, Tsygaja, Cernohubka Milk, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: given by breed society. Good adaptability to seasonal open-air rearing. "A special cheese called ""bryndza"""" is produced from the milk of these animals. " landscape function due to good pasture ability uni coloured: white with only black head and legs 2 0 72 68 70 50 middle body frame Locally adapted y 1700 domestic breed indigenous breed, one of the oldest black-head sheep breeds Mainly found in the Central and East Slovakian regions at an altitude from 500 to 800 m (Turiec, Banska Bystrica, Zvolen, Bardejov). wool 3.2 fodder, grazing 165 85 7.7 3.5 3 1.4 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Ile de France slov. Ile-De-France GeneralCrossbreeding, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: given by breed society. unicoloured: white pinkish 0 0 75 70 105 75 Exotic y 1978 domestic breed imported, locally adapted 1978 import: 1978, 1998 Ile-de-France (France) wool medium fodder, grazing 4 3.7 48 60 15 365 4 290 50 1.4 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Lacaune slov. Lacaune Lacaune GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: given by breed society. unicoloured: white 0 0 75 70 90 70 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed recently imported; exotic; import 1990, 2000 Lacaune (France) 1990 import wool fine semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 3.5 3.2 48 60 15 365 4 280 45 1.7 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Merino slov. Merino Merino Meat, Milk, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: given by breed society. uni coloured: white 2 0 66 61 85 55 Locally adapted y 1935 domestic breed indigenous breed lowlands wool medium 5.5 fodder, grazing 100 3.5 3 8.5 9.5 48 60 23 365 3.5 250 45 1.4 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Oxford down slov. Oxford Down Oxford Down Meat, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: given by breed society. unicoloured: white, black head and legs pinkish 0 0 75 65 120 90 Exotic y 1997 domestic breed import: 1996 (Denmark) 1996 import: 1996, Oxford Down (Denmark) wool medium fodder, grazing 4 3.7 48 60 15 365 4 280 50 1.45 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Romanovka slov. Romanov Romanov GeneralCrossbreeding, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement unicoloured: white with black or brown head, black tail, legs grey 0 0 65 45 Exotic y 1975 domestic breed imported, locally adapted; import: 1975, 1996 (USSR, Russia) 1975 import: Romanov (USSR, Russia) coarse/carpet 2.7 2.5 48 60 15 365 4 240 45 2.1 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Romney Marsh Romney Exotic y international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Suffolk slov. Suffolk Suffolk Meat, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: Breed society. unicoloured: white black head and legs 0 0 75 70 100 70 Exotic y 1996 domestic breed imported, locally adapted 1990 import: 1990, 1996 Suffolk (Hungary), 1996 Suffolk (Hungary, Great Britain) wool medium semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 4 3.6 48 60 15 365 4 280 50 1.4 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Valaška slov. Valachian Locally adapted y domestic breed regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Slovakia SVK Sheep Vychodofrízska slov. East Friesian východofrízska GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, VegetationManagement Data on female herd book population: Breed society. unicoloured: white pinkish 0 0 83 77 85 65 Exotic y 1970 domestic breed imported, locally adapted 1970 import: 1970, East Friesian (Germany) wool medium fodder, grazing 3.6 3.4 48 60 15 365 4 270 45 1.8 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Sheep Zošľachtená valaška slov. Improved Valachian Improved Valachian, zoslachtené valasské Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement Adapted to local weather conditions. Data on female herd book population: given by breed society. Animals of this breed are resistant to cold and unfavourable weather and well adadpted to mountainous areas. "A special cheese called ""bryndza"""" is produced from the milk of these animals. bryndza cheese" Demands of this breed are very low. min 6 months pasture a year - landscape function due to good pasture ability low demanding, resistant to cold unicoloured: white 0 0 70 65 75 50 Native y 1956 domestic breed composite of local native Valachian breed and imports of Texel, Hampshire Down, improved by Lincoln Longwool, Leicester Longwool, Lacaune, East Friesian 1950s Texel (Netherlands), 1950s Hampshire Down (UK), 1970 Lincoln Longwool UK, 1970 East Friesian Germany, 1955 Lacaune France found in the northern regions of Slovakia - Orava, Kysuce, Liptov, Spis and in regions of the higher altitude wool coarse/carpet 2.5 50 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 180 80 7 3.1 3.5 3.2 8.5 9.5 48 60 23 365 3.1 240 6 45 field test 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovakia SVK Turkey Bronzová slov. Bronze Bronze domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Ass Istrian donkey local No Material atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Cattle Aberden Angus Aberdeen-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Exotic n domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Cikasto govedo Breed adapted on extensive breeding conditions on farms with steeped and rocky pastures. sloven. Cika cattle is the only Slovenian autochthonous cattle breed. Cikasto govedo, Cika cattle, Cika Fancy, Meat, Milk, VegetationManagement Cika cattle originates from Bohinj where breeders bred their own »cow families« and by doing so they kept a relatively high milk yield of Bohinj cows. They did not buy cows outside of Bohinj, only the bulls were purchased by the cooperatives at the cattle breeding fairs. Cika cattle was a widely used breed until the sixties of previous century, primarily as a dairy breed. Breeding programme for Cika cattle contains more details on breeding strategy. Cika cattle have always been in a close relation with the Alpine dairy farming in the region of Bohinj and the Bohinj cattle was known especially as a dairy breed. Low body weight but relatively high milk yield is characteristic for Cika cattle. Large capacity, very good feld conversion, excellent constitution and excellent pasture traits, resistance to the adverse effects, modest breeding requirements… all these properties are typical for this breed. The majority of body characteristics are greatly expressed which are important and useful for breeding in difficult farming conditions. Resistant on parasites and row weather conditions on mountain pastures. Te ability to adapt grazing on steep terrains, longevity, high resistance to diseases, good fertility, easy calving and strong expressed by maternal instincts are also distinct Cika cattle characteristics. The autochthonous Cika cattle is in close connection with the Alpine mountain pastures and Alpine dairy farming. Milk and other dairy products of the summer mountain grazing are of exceptional quality and highly appreciated among people visiting these places. In fact, the demand is even greater than the production. Quite often farmers of Cika cattle breed suckler cows for beef production. Dairy and meat products are mainly sold directly from the farm. Cheese, Mohant, Trnič, Cottage cheese The breed was extraordinarily adapted to the steep mountain pastures and had an unpretentious necessity of forage. These two characteristics enabled the survival and milk production of Cika cattle in such modest breeding conditions. It must be noted that encouragement of Cika cattle production in connection to Alpine dairy farming, which has always been the most effective form of farm management in the mountain areas, could be beneficial nowadays as well. Apart from the marketing of dairy and meat products straight from the farm, the conservation of Slovenian natural and cultural heritage in addition to the biodiversity in animal husbandry is of great importance for the future development. The basic colour of hair is in various shades of red or chestnut brown. On the back animals have a white line, which often continues along the thigh and hugged ending with a narrow ring. Exceptionally, the animals can be monochrome coloured without a white line. 2 2 136 126 550 470 Cika cattle has a small frame, thin bones, a consistent body shape and unrobust constitution. Its head is monochrome, short with wide nose and upside pointing thin horns with a curved line. The neck is long, thin and highly folded, skin under the neck is short. Native y 2009 domestic breed In the year 1872 the red coloured cattle was bred on the wider region of Gorenjska, in the region of Idrija and in the smaller part between Vrhnika and Logatec region (Schollmayr, 1873). According to Povše (1893) the red colored Gorenjska cattle expanded in the area, which today belongs to Gorenjska statistical region. Such a distribution of Cika cattle breeding was largely maintained in the Drava Banovina (Wenko, 1933; Selan 1939) and continued until the sixties of the previous century (Ferčej, 1947; Ferčej and Skušek, 1990). Till this period Cika cattle was a prevailing breed in Gorenjska region. Later, the political conditions began to dictate crossbreeding of Cika cattle. On the ground of the remaining Cika cattle in the far and distant places, the planned and professional breeding work began to perform after the year 1990, and even more intensive by the year 2000 with the strong support of that time Society for the conservation of Cika cattle breed (grounded in the year 2001), which by the year 2010 got the title Acknowledged breeding organization – Association of breeders of the autochthonous Cika cattle in Slovenia. In the last decade the population of Cika cattle breed has increased and now extends it to the larger area of Slovenia and is significantly more diverse than it used to be. Most breeders are in the area of administrative units of Kamnik and Radovljica. In 2011, Cika cattle was reared by 736 breeders, where farms with only one animal of this breed prevailed extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 300 100 300 2500 1000 3000 4 8 12 3.6 25 20 15 15 30 72 24 20 28 270 260 280 12 Poor rearing conditions, extensive and ecologic farms No supplements of concentrates during winter months Breed of brachycerous origin, poor rearing conditions, low daily gains, low carcass weights 1 1 2 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Cattle Galloway sloven. Galloway Galloway Meat, VegetationManagement 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Istrian cattle eng. Istrsko govedo, Boškarin local No Material atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Cattle Limousin sloven. Limousin Limuzin, Limousin Meat 2003: the inventory of live animals is low; however, there exist many doses of semen.; 2005: source of data is number of purebreed animals included in herd book. Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. uni-coloured: brick red 0 0 152 138 1200 650 Exotic y 1995 domestic breed imported from France 1993 widely used intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 2 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Lisasto govedo sloven. Simmental Simmental, lisasto Meat, Milk Breeding programme for Simmental cattle contains more details on breeding strategy. multi coloured: red and yellow pied with white head 0/2 0/2 155 136 1350 700 Locally adapted y 1906 domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed; imported from Switzerland, Germany and Austria since 1950 from Simmental, Deutsches Fleckvieh (Germany) maize region in lowlands intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 5283 4.05 3.34 1200 1 1 4 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Marijadvorsko govedo sloven. extinct Slovenian White (extinct) Slovenian White Milk 0 0 Locally adapted n domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Slovenia SVN Cattle Montbeliard sloven. Montbéliarde Montbeliard 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Nemški angus slov. Exotic n domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Cattle Pomursko ali pšenično govedo sloven. extinct Pomurska (Murboden) cattle - extinct Murboden, Pomursko or psenièno govedo Milk 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Slovenia SVN Cattle Rdeci angus slov. Red Angus Red Angus Meat 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Red Holstein sloven. Holstein (red and white) Red Holstein 0 0 Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Rjavo govedo sloven. Brown cattle Rjavo govedo, Brown cattle Meat, Milk From every male included in insemination 300-500 doses are stored; from positive evaluated bulls much more doses are stored.; 2004: Total population size is based on number of purebreed animals included in Herd book. Breeding programme for Slovenian Brown cattle contains more details on breeding strategy. This is a dual purpose breed. Genotype frequency BB for kapa-kazein is high. uni coloured: brown 2 2 155 136 1200 650 Locally adapted y 1909 domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed; imported as breed from Switzerland, Austria and USA: The Brown Swiss in Slovenia is meliorated with America Brown Swiss bulls, like in other European countries. since 1950 Braunvieh (Switzerland), Braunvieh (Germany) Karst and mountainous regions 8000 4.2 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Cattle Črno-belo govedo sloven. Holstein (black and white) Holstajnsko govedo, Black and White, Crno-belo govedo Milk The breed is adapted to intensive breeding conditions. multi coloured: black and white pied 157 140 1200 650 Exotic y 1960 domestic breed imported from Denmark, Germany and USA since 1950 from Danish Black Pied (Denmark), Deutsche Schwarzbunte (Germany) widely used intensive 305 7385 3.97 20 3.27 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Šarole sloven. Charolais Sarole, Charolais Meat 2003: the inventory of live animals is low; however, there exist many doses of semen. 2005: source of data is number of purebreed animals included in herd book. Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. Animals of this breed exploit pastures very well. uni coloured: white coat marked with a yellowish shine 0 0 154 142 1300 Exotic y 1995 domestic breed Imported from France. 1970 widely used 1000 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Cattle Škotsko višinsko govedo sloven. Highland Schottisches Hochlandring, Highland, Skotsko visokogorsko govedo, Scottish Highland uni-coloured: cream to red, black or brown, sometimes brindled 2 2 Highland cattle are striking in their appearance with long horns that spread sideways. 120 110 620 500 Exotic n domestic breed imported from Austria 1996 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken amrock sloven. Amrock Amrock large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken andaluzijska pritlikava kokoš sloven. Andalusian Andalusian bantam breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken antverpenska bradata pritlikava kokoš sloven. Antwerp bearded bantam 2003, there are 40 Quail and 10silver quail animals of this breed. bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken apencelska kokoš sloven. Appenzeller Spitzenhauben Appenzeller Spitzenhauben There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 10 large and 20 bantam hens of this breed. multi coloured: silver spangled domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -Slovenia SVN Chicken araukanska kokoš sloven. Araucana Araucana 2003, there are 5 black and 10 partridge animals of this breed. multi coloured: black or wild type large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken australorpska kokoš sloven. Australorp Australorp There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 130 large and 20 bantam hens of this breed. domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken bantam sloven. Bantam 2003, there are 70 black, 4 columbian light and 15 yellow animals of this breed. multi coloured: black, columbian bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken barneveldska kokoš sloven. Barnevelder Barnevelder There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 130 large and 20 bantam hens of this breed. In 2003, there are 130 animals of this breed including 40 large and 10 bantam breeding females. large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken bilefeldska kokoš sloven. Bielefelder multi coloured: red wild type large breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken brahmanska kokoš sloven. Brahma Brahma There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 55 laced partridge, 15 blue partridge, 50 buff columbian, 150 columbian light, 10 dark , 17 laced patridge (bantam) and 10 silver (bantam) animals of this breed. multi coloured: laced wild type (large and bantam), blue wild type (large), gold-columbian (large), silver-columbian (large), silver (bantam) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken brakel sloven. Braekel Brakel uni coloured: silver large breed domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken chabo sloven. Chabo 2003, there are 35 white blacktail, 15 Black, 25 yellow bluetail, 25 yellow blacktail, 30 White, 4 black goldflitter, 10 Yellow, 6 Partridge, 5 Birchen animals of this breed. multi coloured: various colours and wild type and variants (white blacktail, black, yellow with blue tail, yellow with black tail, white, black, gold spots, yellow) bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken chabo kodravi sloven. Chabo Frizled 2003, there are 25 yellow bluetail, 25 yellow blacktail, 5 partridge animals of this breed. multi coloured: yellow with blue tail, yellow with black tail, wild type bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken chabo svilnati sloven. Chabo Silky bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken drezdenska pritlikava kokoš sloven. Dresdener Dresdener 2003, there are 5 redbrown and 5 black animals of this breed. bantam breed domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken faverolska kokoš sloven. Faverolle Faverolles There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 25 salmon (large), 10 salmon (bantam) and 10 yellow animals of this breed. uni coloured: salmon (large and bantam), yellow (large) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken feniks sloven. Phoenix Phoenix There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 3 patridge (large), 6 red (bantam), 30 orange partridge (bantam), 35 partridge (bantam), 40 partridge goldflitter (bantam), 5 yellow (bantam) animals of this breed. multi coloured: wild type/patridge (large and bantam), red (bantam), orange wild type/partridge (bantam), wild type/partridge gold (bantam), yellow (bantam) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken hamburška lakasta kokoš sloven. Hamburg Hamburger multi coloured: silver spangled large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken holandska belokapa pritlikava kokoš sloven. Holland White Crested 2003, there are 180 black and 20 white animals of this breed. uni coloured: black or white bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken holandska kokoš sloven. Holland Holland bantam breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken italian sloven. Italian Italian There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 17 white (large), 36 black (large), 120 partridge (large), 10 blue (large), 80 silver partridge (large), 6 gold (large), 10 partridge goldflitter (large), 20 partridge (bantam), 22 laced silver partridge (bantam) and 5 black (bantam) animals of this breed. multi coloured: white (large), black (large and bantam), wild type/patridge (large and bantam), blue (large), silver and gold wild types/partridge (large), gold (large) and laced silver partridge (bantam) domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken kokinkina sloven. Cochin Cochin There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 3 black (large), 10 Cuckoo (bantam), 60 black (bantam), 10 white (bantam), 35 yellow (bantam), 40 black white mottled (bantam) and 5 partridge (bantam) animals of this breed. multi coloured: black (large and bantam), cuckoo (bantam), white (bantam), multi coloured: yellow (bantam), black white mottled (bantam) and wild type/partridge (bantam) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken kura sloven. Kura large breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken leghorn sloven. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Leghorn large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken marans sloven. Marans Marans multi coloured: black-reddish brown large breed domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Slovenia SVN Chicken nemška pritlikava kokoš sloven. German 2003, there are 30 partridge, 28 partridge goldflitter and 22 partridge orangeflitter animals of this breed. bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken novohempširska kokoš sloven. New Hampshire New Hampshire uni coloured: white or red large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken orlovska pritlikava kokoš sloven. Orloff Orloff bantam breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken orpington sloven. Orpington Orpington There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 10 partridge, 70 buff, 5 gold-black laced and 35 black (bantam) animals of this breed. multi coloured: wild type (partridge), yellowish, gold-black laced and black (bantam) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken padovanska kokoš sloven. Paduan Padua There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 15 large and 35 bantam animals of this breed. domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken plymouth Rock sloven. Plymouth Rock Research Barred 3.8 2.8 domestic imported from USA 1980 270 5 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken pritlikava kokoš z operjenimi nogami sloven. Dutch Booted 2003: there are 15 partridge, 55 porcelain and 48 lemon porcelain animals of this breed. multi couloured: wild type (partridge) and white-yellowish bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken pritlikava moderna angleška bojevnica sloven. Modern English Game 2003, there are 35 birchen, 20 partridge goldflitter and 25 partridge animals of this breed. bantam breed domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Chicken renska pritlikava kokoš sloven. Rhinlander Rhenish 2003, there are 5 black and 5 white animals of this breed. bantam breed domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken rodajlandska kokoš sloven. Rhode Island Red Rodajland, Rhode Island Red Research 2005: Total populations size is based on purebreed animals only. industrial 3.5 2.5 domestic breed imported from USA in 1970 1970 285 5 5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken sebright sloven. Commercial strain- Sebright Sebright 2003, there are 110 black laced cold and 110 black laced silver animals of this breed. multi coloured: silver or gold laced bantam breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken slovenska grahasta kokoš sloven. Slovenska grahasta kokoš Slovenska grahasta kokoš, Slovenian Barred Hen DamLine, Eggs, SireLine single yellow yellow grey and white barred, sex-linked industrial 3.3 2.5 n domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed 240 59 intensive concentrate stationary 5 5 9.5 9.5 5.01 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Chicken slovenska pitovna kokoš sloven. Slovenska pitovna kokoš Slovenska pitovna kokoš, Slovenian Heavy Weight Hen Meat, SireLine single yellow yellow white no special pattern industrial 4.7 3.6 n domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed 170 61 intensive concentrate stationary 6 6 10 10 6.01 local No Material atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken slovenska pozno operjena kokoš sloven. Slovenska pozno operjena kokoš Slovenska pozno operjena kokoš, Slovenian Late Feathering Hen DamLine, Meat single yellow yellow white no special pattern industrial White 4.5 3 n domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed 190 60 intensive concentrate stationary 6 6 10 10 6.01 local No Material atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken slovenska rjava kokoš sloven. Slovenska rjava kokoš Slovenska rjava kokoš, Slovenian Brown Hen DamLine, Eggs, SireLine single yellow yellow brown no special pattern industrial 2.7 2 n domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed 275 61 intensive concentrate stationary 5 5 9.5 9.5 5.01 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken slovenska srebrna kokoš sloven. Slovenska srebrna kokoš Slovenska srebrna kokoš, Slovenian Silver Hen DamLine, Eggs single yellow yellow white no special pattern industrial 2.9 2.3 n domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed 270 60 intensive concentrate stationary 5 5 9.5 9.5 5.01 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken slovenska zgodaj operjena kokoš sloven. Slovenska zgodaj operjena kokoš Slovenska zgodaj operjena kokoš, Slovenian Early Fathering Hen DamLine, Meat single yellow yellow white no special pattern industrial White 5 3.8 Rapid feathering n domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed 190 60 intensive concentrate stationary 6 6 10 10 6.01 local No Material atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken sulmtalska pritlikava kokoš sloven. Sulmtaler Sulmtaler bantam breed domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken sumatraška kokoš sloven. Sumatra Sumatra large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken suseks sloven. Sussex Sussex 2003, there are 5 porcelain and 150 columbian light animals of this breed. multi coloured: white-yellowish or columbian large breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken svilnata japonska kokoš sloven. Silkie Silky beared 2003: there are 130 white, 10 black, 10 yellow and 20 partridge animals of this breed. uni coloured: white, black, yellow or partridge bantam breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken velsumerška kokoš sloven. Welsummer Welsummer There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 90 large and 35 bantam animals of this breed. multi coloured: red wild type (partridge) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Chicken viandotska pritlikava kokoš sloven. Wyandotte Wyandotte 2003: there are 90 White, 40 Barred, 5 Black, 10 Yellow, 35 silver partridge, 25 Blue, 15 black white mottled, 30 Dark, 30 columbian light, 25 black laced gold, 6 partridge orangeflitter and 6 white laced gold animals of this breed. multi coloured: white, barred, black, yellow, silver partridge, blue, black white mottled, columbian, black laced gold, partridge orangeflitter or white laced gold bantam breed domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken vorverška kokoš sloven. Vorwerk Vorwerk There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 4 large and 5 bantam animals of this breed. domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Chicken vzhodnofrizijska galebja kokoš sloven. Friesland Fries 2003, there are 10 silver penciled and 10 golden penciled animals of this breed. multi coloured: silver or gold penciled large breed domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken yokohama sloven. Onagadori Yokohama There are large and bantam breeds. In 2003, there are 5 white (large), 10 white (bantam) and 18 red shoulder (bantam) animals of this breed. multi coloured: white (large and bantam), red shoulder (bantam) domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Chicken štajerska kokoš Besides eggs capons have always been a famous product of Styrian hens. They were popular for their tender and tasty meat. Styrian capons were already mentioned in 1352. In the 17th and 18th century they were often referred to as a delicacy. Due to expensive breeding, capons were replaced by cheaper and quickly grown broilers during the First and Second World War. Lately in Slovenia the production of capons has gained in popularity. sloven. Steirer Huhn, Styrian Hen, Štajerska kokoš, Štajerka Eggs, Fancy The Styrian hen is regarded as a family-farmyard hen in conformity to her traits. In the past a few colour types of Styrian hen existed. The red-brown type was the most known, but it was not equalized. Less regular were white and barred Styrians. The partridge-like hens were better layers; the brown ones achieved a greater weight while the white ones were valued for tender meat. In Slovenia the Styrian hen was already bred in the 16th century. Hlubek (1846, 1860), however, reported that domestic Styrian hen was good for fattening and tasty meat production. Around 1900 the breed gained in importance and in 1902 the standards named it the Styrian. In 1930 the so called Celje standard was accepted for the breed. Free range and organic egg production. In historical sources the eggs produced by Styrian hens were mentioned as quality eggs with ivory (white) coloured shell. single white white various colours indigenous White, brown (extinct), barred (extinct), and patridge. 2.7 2 A typical Styrian hen has a tuft of elongated feathers behind the comb, and these are more elaborate on the female. The cocks have fewer and longer feathers. The comb is a medium height, simple, erect. Ear-lobe is small and white. Legs are of medium height, white coloured with slight red marks between fingers and with pink spots at sides in cocks. Bones are thin. Cocks have brown-red feathers on the head, tuft, neck and saddle; shoulders and back are dark to brown-red and black beneath. The outer ridge of black coloured wings is brown. Hens have black spots and light lines in the middle of feathers. The breast is salmon coloured, the belly feathers are lighter, while the back from legs to tail is gray. Native n domestic breed Slovenian autohtonous breed; this breed was first described as backyard and scavenger stock found in the Austrian region of Steiermark in the early 19th century and used for capon production in the 19th and early 20 century. The breed was well known in the big city markets of the Austrian monarchy. The breed origined from southern Austrian Styria and the region between the rivers Mura and Sava in Slovenia. Four variations based on color of feather were known: white, brown, barred, and patridge. In Slovenia mainly patridge variation and few animals of white variation can be found today. early 19th century In three breeding centres where its productivity is monitored there are about 200 to 330 hens and 20 to 50 cocks. The Styrian hen is also raised in smaller flocks by farmers and poultry fanciers. 200 130 215 55 back yard or farm yard production fodder, grazing stationary 6 6 10 10 6.01 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Dog kraševec sloven. Fancy, Guard Native y domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) kajuga sloven. Cayuga Cayuga uni coloured: black domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) orpingtonska raca sloven. Orpington Orpington domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) pekinška raca sloven. Pekin Pekin uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) pritlikava raca sloven. Bantam 2003: there are 15 wild, 15 white and 15 blue wild animals of this breed. multi coloured: various colours
comment: wild type domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) raca tekačica sloven. Indian Runner Runner 2003: there are 20 fish bone, 20 salmon and 25 wild of this breed. multi coloured: various colours
comment: wild type domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) rouanska raca sloven. Rouen Rouen comment: wild type domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) saška raca sloven. Saxony Saxony multi coloured: yellow-blue domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) smaragdna raca sloven. Emerald Emerald multi coloured: green, black domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) visokoleteča raca sloven. Hifh Fly uni coloured: black domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Duck (domestic) čopasta raca sloven. Crested Crested uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Goat Burska koza sloven. Boer Burska koza, Boer GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Boer goat is a meat production breed and it is the most numerous goat breed in Slovenia. It is spread through the country. The breed characteristic is a coat color. Boer goats commonly have white bodies and distinctive brown-red head with convex nose-line. It is year round fertile and have high fertility rates. Due to selective breeding and improvement, the Boer goat has a fast growth rate and excellent meat quality. Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: red and white some red spots on chest and head 2 2 85 75 120 75 hanging ears Exotic y 1998 domestic breed imported from Austria 1998 country-wide (Boer goat is the most numerous goat breed in Slovenia) 3.7 3.4 12 12 17 313 1.8 1 4 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Goat Drežniška koza sloven. Drežnica goat is the Slovenian autochthonous goat breed. Drezniška koza, Dreznica goat Meat, Milk "In the past, goats were unjustly named as »cows of poor peasants."" Goat breeding was not appreciated, therefore, poor care and inbreeding were often present which was reflected in weak constitution, growth retardation and low milk yield. Disregardful of goat husbandry was a result from a number of grazing bans in the past. One of the radical ban was made by the Special Commission in Soca and in Trenta, 1873, which proposed the killing all of the goats. Prohibitions of goats grazing were related to the general opinion of their adverse impact on the forest. On the other hand it has gradually been felt that the systematic cutting of the forest is more harmful in comparison to goat grazing. Goat breeding was the most developed in Bovec and Tolmin area where natural conditions did not allow a high production. However, the domestic goat was an important and rich source of milk, dairy products and meat. The residue of this autochthonous goat breed is Drežnica goat. Dreznica goat is classified as an endangered Slovenian autochthonous breeds." Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. Dreznica goat has contributed to the preservation of agricultural land. The important role of Dreznica goat in Slovenian space is its part in the form of natural and cultural heritage. Dreznica goat is characterized by its resistance to diseases and excellent adaptability to poor farming conditions. Dairy goat types are of more firm constitution and are less robust in comparison to meat types. Females are seasonally fertile with one parturition per year. Litter size is approximately 1.25 kids. Dairy goat types is characterized by a good milk yield, in average they give 370 kg of milk per lactation with 4.3 % fat and 3.6 % proteins. Meat type animals are intended primarily for kid production while dairy type animals are reared for milk production and kids. With mountain pasturing through the summer, Dreznica goat is intended to prevent overgrowth of the steep and remote agricultural areas. Dreznica goat has helped to maintan the settlement of more remote places in Slovenia and to the cultured landscape. The animals are distinguished by a different color of hair. Most of them are black or black brown. 2 2 70 65 70 50 Dreznica goat has a medium sized body. Males and some females have a strong grown beard. Males are usually horned, while females are horned 70-80 %. The body weight of adult female is about 45-60 kg, males are 20-30 kg heavier. Wither height of females is 60-70 cm and males 65-75 cm. Native y 2000 domestic breed Slovenian autohtonous breed Bovec - milk type; Dreznica - meat type extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 196 306 4.6 3.7 1.25 1 3 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Goat Slovenska sanska koza sloven. Saanen Slovenska sanska koza, Slovenian Saanen goat Milk Does of the Slovenian Saanen breed are seasonally fertile and kid once per year. Litter size in good rearing conditions is on average 1.8 born kids per litter. In good rearing conditions, Slovenian Saanen goats can give more than 500 kg of milk per lactation with 3.4% of fat and 3.2% of proteins. Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. uni coloured: white white flesh 0/2 0/2 Polled males usually are not fertile and are excluded from breeding. Kids are dehorned early. Kids are dehorned early. 85 75 80 60 Deep rump, long animals. Mostly polled or dehorned. Pure white, short haired, often small pigmented spots on the skin, not affecting hair colour. They are best discerned on head and udder. Locally adapted y 1983 domestic breed Slovenian Saanen goat developed by the improvement of domestic goats (domestic crossbred goat and white Balkan goat) with Saanen goat. The import of breeding males and the semen from Switzerland, Austria, Germany and France our domestic goats became close to the type of Saanen goat. coutry-wide extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 243 500 3.1 3 3.7 3.7 11 11 16 366 1.8 1 4 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Goat Slovenska srnasta koza sloven. Alpine Slovenska srnasta koza, Slovenian Alpine goat Milk Does of the Slovenian Alpine breed are seasonally fertile and kid once per year. Litter size in good rearing conditions is on average 1.6 born kids per litter. In good rearing conditions, Slovenian Alpine goats can give more than 500 kg of milk per lactation with 3.1% of fat and 3.2% of proteins. Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. Slovenian Alpine goats are primarily intended to milk production and rearing kids. With the pasturing through summer, the breed is also intended to prevent overgrowth of the steep and remote agricultural areas. uni coloured: brown 0/2 0/2 Horned and polled animals appear, but the selection of polled males is not recommended due to the frequent occurrence of hermaphrodites in the offspring. 90 63 80 55 Slovenian Alpine goats are grey-brown to red-brown, sometimes dark brown colour with a black line on the back, black ears and black peak of the tail. The hair is short and smooth. Females have typical noble milk head, males have typically male’s head. Their body is typical of dairy type animals with a pronounced long triangular profile. Horned and polled animals appear, but the selection of polled males is not recommended due to the frequent occurrence of hermaphrodites in the offspring. Locally adapted y 1983 domestic breed Slovenian Alpine breed was formed by the improvement of all colored females with males or semen of Alpine breed, which originated from Germany or France. widely used extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 226 488 3 3 3.6 3.5 10 10 15 364 1.57 1 4 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Goat slovenska križana koza sloven. Slovenian crossbred 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed local Not Sufficient extinct extinct -Slovenia SVN Goose (domestic) emdenska gos sloven. Embden Embden 2003: there are 18 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Goose (domestic) kodrava gos sloven. Sebastopol Sebastopol uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Goose (domestic) labodja gos sloven. Chinese Chinese 2003: there are 24 grey and 6 white animals of this breed. multi coloured: grey and white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Goose (domestic) pomeranska gos sloven. Pomeranian Pomeranian 2003: there are 5 white and 5 grey animals of this breed. multi coloured: white and grey domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Goose (domestic) siva gos sloven. Grey 2003: there are 12 animals of this breed. uni coloured: grey domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Goose (domestic) slovaška gos sloven. Slovak Slovakia uni coloured: white domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Goose (domestic) tuluška gos sloven. Toulouse Toulouse uni coloured: grey domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Horse Ljutomerski kasac sloven. Ljutomerski kasac, Ljutomer Trotter Riding (sports) Locally adapted y domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed; composite of American Trotter and Anglo-Arab country-wide extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Horse angleški polnokrvni konj slo Thoroughbred Exotic y domestic breed 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Horse arabski konj sloven. Arab Arab Racing 2005: Total populations size is based on purebreed animals only. Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Horse arabski polnokrvni konj sloven. Arab Arabisches Vollblut Prestige, Sport Exotic y domestic breed 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Horse bosanski planinski konj slo Bosnian Mountain Horse local No Material atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Horse haflinški konj sloven. Haflinger haflinger, haflinger, haflinski konj Carting, Hobby, PackBaggage, Riding (byChildren) The animals are adapted to high mountains mountain breed uni coloured: light chestnut mostly with blaze; white markings on the feet are not tolerated. Dark or striped hooves Chestnut with blaze, white mane and tail Dark under chestnut hair, flesh under white hair Locally adapted y domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed country-wide extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Horse hannoverian sloven. Hanoverian Hannoverian Sport Exotic n domestic breed exotic late 70's international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Horse islandski konj sloven. Iceland Pony Islandski konj, Icelandic Racing 2005: source of data: service for selection in horse breeding; total populations size is based on purebreed animals only. Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic 1 1 1 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Horse kasaški konj slo Exotic y domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Horse lipicanski konj Traditionally it has been put forward as a classic dressage horse for Spanish riding school in Vienna that could also be used as a carrier horse of lord’s carriages. Today it is generally considered as an all-around ridding and carrier horse. sloven. The Lipizzan horse is one of the oldest cultural horse breeds in the world. The name came from Lipica, the place of the breed origin, which is located in the Slovene Karst region. Lipizzan horse Lipicanec, Lipizzan, Lipicanski konj Dressage, Prestige, Riding (sports), SpanishHorseschool Lipizzan horse is a well settled breed and its particularities are late maturity, longevity, modesty and endurance. As grazing animal it can be a tool for prevention overgrowing of agricultural land and a key for conservation of lands under cultivation. Promotion of a spread potential of Lipizzan horse could enable sustainable existence and development of the breed and could increase the competitive of the breed. Driving and riding for tourist purposes and leisure. Creating sport horses for classic dressage and carriage horses. It is a well settled breed and its particularities are late maturity, longevity, modesty and endurance. Connection between rural and city population through relation with horses. Solid grey or white; foals are born black or brown with occasional white markings on the head. Grey or white; seldom bay or black Black except below white markings. 158 158 550 550 It is a medium height, nobly thin head with a moderately convex profile, a highly placed swan-like neck, a slightly longer but solid back with a straight croup and broad and deep body. Its shorter legs have well formed joints and tough hoofs. Native y domestic breed Historical records show that the base population for the Lipizzan horse were Karst horses. In the register the horses were named »the horse of Karst breed from the Lipizzan breeding''. Also Valvasor in 1689 describes and praises the Karst horses as hard and quick horses. The Lipizzan breed first appeared in the horse centre in Lipica, which was started in the year 1580 by the Austrian archduke Karel. For improving the Karst horse Spanish, Neapolitan and later the Kladrub and Arabic horses were used. So one of the oldest horse breed was formed, the Lipizzan horse. country-wide semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Horse medzimurski konj sloven. Medzimurski konj, Medzimurje Locally adapted n domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Material extinct extinct -Slovenia SVN Horse noric sloven. Noric Noric Exotic n domestic breed imported; exotic widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Horse posavski konj sloven. Posavina Posavski konj, Posavje horse Fancy, Meat, Riding (work), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The Posavje horse has a firm constitution, well expressed sexual dimorphism, workability, modesty and good fertility. The Posavje horse has smaller body frame, its has small, thin head, with straight profile, moderately long neck and a short back. Body is very deep and wide. Its shorter legs have well formed joints and tough hoofs, and quite strong feather. Traditionally it is reared as a carriage horse for light field or forest work. It is suitable also for the meat production. Native y domestic breed The Posavje horse breed originated on the basis of the autochthonous horses reared on the bank of Sava River, mostly in Posavje. Those horses were improved with different breeds, mostly with coldblooded breeds of Belgian coldblooded type. The breed is traditionally reared in Slovenia at Posavje region, mostly at Krško polje and Brežice region. The Posavinje horse is reared also in Croatia. extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -Slovenia SVN Horse slovenski hladnokrvni konj sloven. * Slovenian cold blood horse, Slovenski hladnokrvni konj Meat, Riding (sports), Riding (work), TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The historical sources about Slovenian autochthonous and traditional horse breeds reported about lot of different coldblooded horses on the territory of Slovenia, which are extinct today - Posavinje horse, Bohinj horse, Kobarid horse, Medžimurje horse, Alpine horse and other. At the time of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy those horses were improved with Belgian and Noric stallions. From those breed present Slovenian Cold blooded horse was formed. Carriage and riding is popular for tourist purposes and leisure. Connection between rural and city population through relation with horses. As grazing animal it can be a tool for prevention overgrowing of agricultural land and a key for conservation of lands under cultivation. Workhorses can be used for the requirements of agriculture and forestry as a sustainable development and cultivated landscape. The calm temperament can enable the development of the tourist attraction, where the group of tourists could rent the carriage and travel around the countryside by themselves. The Slovene Cold-Blooded horse has medium frame. It has a larger, often moderately convex head profile, well placed and long neck. It has long but deep, wide and well connected body. Its croup is often low and split up. The horse has firm and well formed legs and has good gates. Native y domestic breed The Slovenian Cold-Blooded horse originates from the north-eastern part of Slovenia and from the Gorenjska region on the basis of local Cold-Blooded horses. country-wide extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary 1 1 1 local No Material atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Horse slovenski toplokrvni konj sloven. Slovenian Warm-blooded Exotic y domestic breed imported; exotic widely used local No Material atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Horse thoroughbred sloven. Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Racing 2005: Total populations size is based on purebreed animals only. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Muscovy duck Muscovy eng. Muscovy 2003: there are 90 black-white and 20 white animals of this breed. multi coloured: black-white and white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Pig duroc sloven. Duroc Duroc, Duroc Meat source: Chair for pig production, Department of Animal Science, Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2004: source of data: number of purebreed animals included in herdbook; Breeding programme for Duroc contains more details on breeding strategy. The breed is not fertile. The breed is characterized by its big body size. uni coloured: red 350 220 lop ears Exotic y 1982 domestic breed imported from USA; Canada (1997, 2000); Sweden (1998) and Finland (1998) 1982 widely used international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Pig improved landrace sloven. Landrace Improved Landrace Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Pig improved white sloven. Improved White Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Pig krskopolje sloven. The Krškopolje pig or black-belted pig is the only preserved Slovenian indigenious pig breed. Krskopoljski prasic, Krskopolje pig Fancy, Meat, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential The breed is adapted to poor breeding environment. It has large appetite, great ability to produce fat, good meat quality, good resistance, good maternal traits, and moderate fertility traits. The breed was prosecuted in the past and only the most persistent breeders are deserved that the breed still exists. After the year 2003, the interest of raising the Krškopolje pigs has increased. Breeding programme for Krsko Polje pig contains more details on breeding strategy. The breed has moderately good fertility. The first parity sows have 7.9 live born piglets per litter and sows in higher parities have 10.1 live born piglets. Sows together have 7.6 weaned piglets per litter. Krškopolje pig is intended for the production of high quality meat and lard under poorer conditions with high fiber fodder. Pigs can be kept outdoor. The research of Furman et al. (2010) showed that Krškopolje pigs have an advantageous fatty acid composition of meat and fat tissue for human nutrition compared to commercial fatteners. multi coloured: black with white saddle 70 62 220 190 The Krškopolje pig is middle to large breed. Adult sows have body length between 155 and 175 cm, wither hight between 80 and 85 cm, and rump hight between 85 and 90 cm. The breed is adapted to poor rearing conditions, resistant, and it has efficient use of forage. Their temperament is calm. The breed has a characteristic continuous white belt over shoulder; forelegs are white, and nose top should be white, as well. The rest of the body is black. The head is medium sized, with looped ears of medium length and the face slightly dished. The body is wide and not too deep; back is long, wide, and straight; shoulders are strong and of medium width; hams are broad, full, and long. The coat is strong and strait, and dark over pigmented parts of the body. Native y 1990 domestic breed The first known written record dates from the middle of 19th century. Rohrman (1899) prepared a detailed description of breed in Kmetijske novice and he also named the breed as Krškopolje pig. He stressed that pigs in the area of Krško field are uniform in exterior, color, and also in other traits, and that they are distinguishable from other breeds. However, many breeders from that time mixed and crossed the Krškopolje pig with Yorkshire. In the rural survey from the year 1938, Oblak pointed out that the original Krškopolje pig can be found only in the most distant villages. After the Second World War, many studies in fertility, fattening and meatiness of Krškopolje pig was performed (Eiselt and Ferjan, 1972). On the other hand, breeders were left to themselves without any professional support at breeding and rearing. The breed was put to the list of endangered Slovenian breeds in the year 1991. The herdbook was established in the 1992. Three family farms were included in gene bank and they started with pedigree and performance recording. in 1964 from Sattelschwein (Germany) extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Pig line 66 sloven. Linija 66, Line 66 2004: source of data: number of purebreed animals included in herdbook. Breeding programme for Line 66 contains more details on breeding strategy. Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Pig pietrain sloven. Pietrain Pietrain, pietren Meat Source: Chair for pig production, Department of Animal Science, Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2004: source of data: Number of purebreed animals included in Herdbook. Breeding programme for Pietrain contains more details on breeding strategy. multi coloured: black and white 240 150 erect ears Exotic y 1982 domestic breed imported from Austria (1999, 2000) and Belgium (1999) 1982 widely used international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Pig slovenian landrace (line 11) sloven. Slovenian Landrace , slovenski landras Meat Breeding programme for Swedish Landrace contains more details on breeding strategy. Animals of this breed are moderate meaty. Animals of this breed have a good milking ability and moderate growth. uni coloured: white 270 200 lop ears Locally adapted y domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed; imported from Sweden; Norwegen (1995 - 1998), Sweden (1996 - 2000), and Canada (1997, 2000) 1959 widely used local No Material atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Pig slovenian landrace (line 55) sloven. Slovenian Meat Landrace, slovenski mesni landras Meat Breeding programme for German Landrace contains more details on breeding strategy. Animals of this breed have a good growth rate. uni coloured: white 280 200 lop ears Locally adapted y 1968 domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed; imported from Germany 1968 local No Material atRisk critical -Slovenia SVN Pig slovenski veliki beli prašič sloven. slovenian large white Slovenski veliki beli prasic, Slovenian Large White Meat Breeding programme for Large White contains more details on breeding strategy. Animals of this breed show good fertility. Animals of this breed have good meat quality. uni coloured: white 80 70 250 200 erect ears Locally adapted y 1967 domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed; imported from United Kingdom 1967 import from Canada (1997, 2000), Norwegen (1995 - 1999) and Sweden (1996 - 2000) widely used local No Material atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Rabbit aljaska sloven. Alaska Alaska 2003: there are 12 animals of this breed. uni coloured: black domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit angleški lisec sloven. English Spot English Spot 2003: there are 1 white-black and 4 madagascar animals of this breed. multi coloured: white-black domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Slovenia SVN Rabbit angorec sloven. Angora Angora 2003: there are 9 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit beli dunajčan sloven. Weisse Wiener Vienna White 2003: there are 8 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit beli novozelandec sloven. New Zealand White New Zealand White 2003: there are 115 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit beli orjak sloven. White Giant White Giant 2003: there are 67 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit beloresavec sloven. Beloresavec 2003: there are 61 animals of this breed. uni coloured: black domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit biserni sivec sloven. Fox Silver fox 2003: there are 8 animals of this breed. uni coloured: blue domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Rabbit brezovec sloven. Squirrel 2003: there are 17 animals of this breed. uni coloured: grey-white domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit burgundec sloven. Burgundy Burgundy 2003: there are 24 animals of this breed. uni coloured: yellow domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit deilenaar sloven. Deilenaar Deilenaar 2003: there are 11 animals of this breed. uni coloured: red domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit hermelin sloven. Hermelin Hermelin 2003: there are 28 red eyes and 8 blue eyes animals of this breed. comment: red eyes and blue eyes domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit holandec sloven. Dutch Dutch 2003: there are 4 black-white and 2 yellow-white animals of this breed. multi coloured: black-white and yellow-white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit hotot sloven. White Hotot Blanc D'Hotot 2003: there are 23 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Rabbit hvanec sloven. Havanna Havana 2003: there are 18 animals of this breed. domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit japonec sloven. Harlequin 2003: there are 4 animals of this breed. multi coloured: yellow-black domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit kalifornijec sloven. California Californian 2003: there are 86 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit kuna sloven. Sable 2003: there are 2 animals of this breed. uni coloured: blue domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit lisičar sloven. Fox Fox 2003: there are 8 animals of this breed. uni coloured: white domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Rabbit mala činčila sloven. Chinchilla Chinchilla 2003: there are 4 animals of this breed. domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Rabbit mali ovnač sloven. Lop 2003, there are 6 animals of this breed. uni coloured: grey domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit mali srebrec sloven. Silver Silver 2003: there are 4 yellow and 11 black animals of this breed. multi coloured: yellow and black domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit marburški sivec sloven. Marburger Feh Marburger Feh 2003: there are 3 animals of this breed. uni coloured: grey domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit obarvani dunajčan sloven. Wiener Vienna 2003: there are 78 blue, 28 grey and 2 black animals of this breed. multi coloured: blue, grey and black domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit obarvani pritlikavec sloven. Netherland Dwarf 2003: there are 2 siamese, 7 sable, 16 himalayan, 6 black, 12 grey, 2 blue, 3 tiringer, 2 hotot, 23 sqiurrel, 3 harlequin, 3 boloresasta and 1 chinchilla animals of this breed. multi coloured: black, grey and blue domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit orjak sloven. Flemish Giant Flemish Giant 2003: there are 277 grey, steel 44 grey, 32 black, 4 chinchilla and 12 yellow animals of this breed. uni coloured: grey, black, blue and yellow domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit orjaški lisec sloven. Checkered Giant 2003: there are 173 black-white and 8 blue-white animals of this breed. multi coloured: black-white and blue-white domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit ovnač sloven. Lop Giant 2003: there are 109 grey, 4 blue, 2 grey-blue,45 white, 2 black-white, 28 madagascar, 36 chinchilla, 7 yellow, 3 black, 2 grey-white, 2 blue-white, 21 madagascar-white animals of this breed. multi coloured: grey, blue, grey-blue, white, black-white, blue, yellow, black, grey-white, blue-white, white domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit ožganec sloven. Tan Tan 2003: there are 26 black, 16 brown and 4 blue animals of this breed. multi coloured: black, brown and blue domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit pritlikavi lisičar sloven. Dwarf Fox 2003: there is 1 animal of this breed. comment: red eyes domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit pritlikavi ovnač sloven. Dwarf Lop 2003: there are 3 madagascar, 7 black, 10 grey, 3 himalayan, 6 black-white, 7 grey-white, 4 siamese and 12 squirrel animals of this breed. multi coloured: black, grey, black-white, grey-white, brown domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit rdeči novozelandec sloven. New Zealand Red New Zealand Red 2003: there are 49 animals of this breed. uni coloured: red domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit reks sloven. Rex Rex 2003: there are 15 chocolate, 19 blue, 9 dalmatinian, 6 black, 7 white-red eyes, 3 white-blue eyes, 3 yellow, 3 harlequin, 3 sable brown and 3 sable blue animals of this breed. multi coloured: brown, blue, spotted, black,
comment: white-red eyes, white-blue eyes domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit ruski kunec sloven. Himalayan 2003: there are 2 animals of this breed. multi coloured: black-white domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit satin sloven. Satin Satin 2003: there are 16 animals of this breed. uni coloured: red domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit slovenski kunec sloven. Slovenian Rabbit 2003: there are 16 grey-blue and 4 ashy-brown animals of this breed. multi coloured: grey-blue and ashy-brown domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit thuringian sloven. Thüringer Thuringian 2003: there are 29 animals of this breed. domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit tribarvni lisec sloven. Rheinische Schecken Rijnlander 2003: there are 24 animals of this breed. multi coloured: black-yellow-white domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Rabbit velika činčila sloven. Chinchilla giant Chinchilla Giant 2003: there are 109 animals of this breed. uni coloured: blue domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Rabbit veliki srebrec sloven. Silver Giant 2003: there are 34 animals of this breed. uni coloured: black domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit veliki svetli srebrec sloven. Champagne D'Argent 2003: there are 47 animals of this breed. uni coloured: silver domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Rabbit zajčar sloven. Belgian Hare Belgian Hare 2003: there are 33 animals of this breed. uni coloured: brown domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Slovenia SVN Rabbit česki spot sloven. Ceski Spot 2003: there are 2 animals of this breed. multi coloured: black-white domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Slovenia SVN Sheep Jezersko-solčavska ovca Jezersko-Solcava sheep is a meat production breed. sloven. Jezersko-Solcava sheep is the most numerous autochtonous sheep breed in Slovenia. It is spread in the region of East Alps (Kamnik Alps, Karavanke Mountains and Carnic Alps). Jezersko-Solcava sheep, Jezersko-solcavska ovca Fancy, Hobby, Meat, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals, Wool Today the breed is not endangered and it is spread in and outside of the local environment of its origin. The population size is stabile. Low and medium input systems prevails. The production system is traditional with using mountain (alpine) grazing in pasture season. The breed had preserve it’s year-round lambing and has easy lambing. The breed is economical when having moderate costs by momentarily price of breading lambs and slaughtering lambs. Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. A breeding season of 365 days is reported for this breed. Jezersko-solčava sheep are intended for meat and wool production. Animals of this breed are well adapted to highland pasture. Breed is well adapted to our environment (low temperature, a lot of rainfall and a short pasture season) and is known by its longevity. Besides its good fertility it also supplies year-round lamb's meat which is of special quality just because of their grazing on the mountain pasture. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black, white 0 0 75 67 90 65 The sheep has a large frame, with a height of 65-67 cm (rams over 70 cm), its body weight is between 65 and 75 kg, under good conditions they may exceed 80 kg, while rams weight 90 to 110 kg. It has long and muscular legs. The coat is usually white in colour but a brown variation also exists. It has a characteristic convex head profile. Native y 1983 domestic breed Slovenian autohtonous breed; Jezersko-Solcava sheep was formed with the crossbreeding of primitive white domestic sheep and with Bergamasca or Padovan sheep. The origin of the mountainous sheep breeds of the East Alps was a domestic small, resistant and fertile sheep called Zaupelschaf. Different names of domestic sheep in some historical sources can be found, but all of them are crossbred with Bergamasca sheep. The Jezersko-Solcava sheep was rewarded for its originality at the fair in Paris in 1856. country-wide wool coarse/carpet 8 6 268 1.22 1 4 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Sheep Oplemenjena jezersko-solčavska ovca sloven. Oplemenjena jezersko-solcavska ovca, Improved Jezersko-Solcava Meat Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. uni coloured: white 0 0 long, lop ears Locally adapted y 1983 domestic breed Slovenian traditional breed; composite of indigenous Jezersko-solcavska ovca and Romanov wool medium 15 251 1.6 1 5 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Slovenia SVN Sheep belokranjska pramenka sloven. belokranjska pramenka Belokranjka, Bela Krajina Pramenka, Belokranjska pramenka Meat Pramenka’s were once the most common breed of sheep in the Balkan Peninsula. The breed developed in the different ecosystems and climate environment and they were usually named according to the region or village (Mitic, 1984). According to the farmers the breed exists in the area for at least 100 years. The area of Bela Krajina region was not suitable for other breeds of sheep. Oblak (1938) and Springer (1939) stated that primitive breed of sheep called Pramenka was bred in the region. The local sheep was modest and adapted to local conditions. Farmers kept the breed mainly due to the delicious roast. In the past hundreds of lambs were slaughtered for the folk festivals and family celebrations (Springer, 1939). The wool was manufactured for the socks and the sweaters. The biggest influence on the local genotype had Pramenka from the neighbouring Croatia and from Bosnia. We want to emphasize the characteristics of this breed which relate to long life, strength and flexibility in difficult and poor farming conditions, the ability of grazing on mountain pastures and karst. Breeding of Bela Krajina Pramenka is mainly based on the breeding of lambs for meat. In the karst area of Bela Krajina region the conditions for farming are poor. During the summer months the region is often affected by drought. Due to the pasture on the karst soil, the sheep are quite small and modest. They often find food where other domestic animals are difficult to graze. The breed is characterized by very low production. The ewe is seasonally polyestric, meaning that they lamb once a year; litters are small, on average about 1.2 lambs. Lambs are small and reach only 25 kg in their third or fourth month sometimes even later. Because of their thin bones Bela Krajina Pramenka are known to have good dressing percentage and good quality meat. As sheep are performing well on the karst pastureland, they are excellent for preventing overgrowing and thereby preventing fires in the dry karst soil. uni-coloured: white with black dots or spots on the head and legs 2 0/2 70 60 75 50 y 1997 domestic breed Slovenian autohtonous breed; the Belokranjska pramenka is sheep breed which was once bred on both banks of the river Kolpa, mainly in the rolling hills of the Karst regions of Bela Krajina. The means for farming are poor here and for this reason the sheep are quite small. Purebred animals are found in the in the surrounding areas of Adlesici, Marindol and Zunici. Some years ago, a few flocks were also kept in the in the area of Ucakovci. coarse/carpet 2.5 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) grazing stationary 4.73 4.67 6 6 7 7 12 341 10 1.17 1 3 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Sheep bovška ovca sloven. Bovec sheep is one of the Slovenian autochthonous sheep breeds. Bovška ovca Trentarka, Bovec, Bovska ovca Milk Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. With the mountain pasturing through the summer, Bovec sheep is also intended to prevent overgrowth of the steep and remote agricultural areas. The back legs of the animals are inclined forward so that animals are adapted for walking on steep meadows. " The main product of Bovec sheep breed is milk, which is traditionally processed into cheese and marketed under the registered trade mark ""Bovec cheese« by the breeders themselves. There are also two by-products, ricotta and whey. Farmers usually cope with the entire production. Most dairy products breeders sell at home, as well as at the high and mountain pastures where sheep graze in the summer. Meat and wool in Bovec sheep are of secondary importance, but also not negligible." In Slovenia, there is a population of around 3.600 Bovec sheep at present. Due to its good performance and suitability, the breed has been extended to a wider region of Tolmin and the Upper Soča Valley, as well as in other regions of Slovenia. Now the breed is follwing its basic breeder's goal: adaptability to harsh and modest conditions, ability of grazing on hilly and mountain pastures, calm temperament, longevity and good resistence. Over the past twenty years, the population of Bovec sheep has increased and farmers who keep larger numbers of sheep have also appeared. Some farmers still take the advantage of grazing animals on mountain pastures in summer, while farmers with larger flocks remain mostly in the valley. The main source of income in Bovec sheep is milk or cheese produced by farmers themselves, which is sold directly at home. The main characteristic of Bovec sheep is its good resistance and adaptability to poor nutrition and breeding conditions. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white 0 0 60 55 58 45 The body of Bovec sheep is relatively small in size. Its head is small, partly overgrown with wool on the forehead. Abdomen is usually not covered with wool. Its wool is mostly white, sometimes black or brown. Ewes and rams are without horns. Body weight of the adult sheep is about 45 kg for ewes, and about 50 kg for rams. y 1983 domestic breed Slovenian autohtonous breed. The roots of Bovec sheep probably reach back to the primary white sheep, which was bred in the Alps (Novak, 1970). The same source quotes that Bovec sheep originates from crossing milk and wool sheep. Bleiweis (1871) mentioned the Tarvisio sheep at this region. Pirc (1922) cited that Tolmin and Bovec sheep are descendants of the ancient peat sheep. Mainly in Bovec and Trenta; due to its exceptional adaptability, the Bovec breed is spread also to the other regions of Slovenia. wool 210 221 6.3 5.5 1.23 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Sheep istrska pramenka sloven. Istrian pramenka is the Slovenian autochthonous breed of sheep. Istrska pramenka Istrian Pramenka, Istrijanka, Primorska ovca, Kraska ovca Milk Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. Istrian pramenka breed is suitable for the prevention of overgrowing of the agriculture land. uni coloured: white with some black spots or dots on the head, legs and coat 2 0 90 75 Istrian pramenka sheep has a large frame as a result of a long, high-plated body and long, powerful legs. They have strong solid legs and also a solid fetlock. The animals are medium-muscled. A narrow head with a bridge nose and ear projections is manted on a long neck. Ewes are generally without while rams have well-developed curved horns. Wool color of sheep is mostly white with dark spots on the head and trunk. In some animals dark colors dominate. Less wool is characteristic for Istrian pramenka at legs and abdomen which are mostly bare. Others parts are covered by a coarse hair cover. Udder is in a regular shape, attached high, with large and beautiful teats. Udder is wide, well attached, uniform, suitable for machine and hand milking. Rams body weight is around 95 kilograms, female body weight is between 60 and 75 kilograms. Young female sheep were used for breeding in the second year, while rams mated already in the first season. Istrian pramenka sheep are seasonal poliestric. y 1994 domestic breed From the historical sources it has been found that in the Karst area sheep breeding was very well developed. Sheep farmers thus obtained meat and milk, and produced different milk and meat products. During the summer, sheep grazed around Snežnik, in autumn around Vremščica and in Istria and Friuli during the winter. The best known breeders are in Karst and in Istra (in Presnica and Socerb, Dolenja vas as weel as in Bistra, Pivsko and Postojna) extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 192 133 7.3 5.7 1.19 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Slovenia SVN Sheep oplemenjena bovška ovca sloven. Oplemenjena bovska ovca, Improved bovec Milk A high milk yield is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white or spotted 0 0 y 1983 domestic composite of indigenous Bovska ovca and Friesian Milksheep 1980 wool medium 205 177 5.9 8 8 13 360 1.6 1 4 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Slovenia SVN Sheep teksel sloven. Texel Teksel, Texel Meat Data from Chair for Small Ruminants, Department of Animal Science, Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2005: total popualtion size based on purebred animals only. Breeding programme contains more details on breeding strategy. Lean carcasses, very good conformation and muscularity as well as good meat quality are reported for this breed. uni coloured: white 0 0 y 1983 domestic breed imported from Germany 1980, 1995 wool medium 10 10 370 1.4 1 3 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Sheep šarole sloven. Charollais Sarole, Charollais 0 0 n domestic breed Imported from France. 1999 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Slovenia SVN Turkey pura sloven. Turkey 2003: there are 2 white, 30 bronze and 10 black animals of this breed. multi coloured: white, bronze and black domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 Exotic y 1950 domestic breed imported mainly from United Kingdom 1946 southern and central Sweden 39 37 10 10 15 15 24 370 52 Data is based on bulls from herds connected to Swedish Meat Recording. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Blonde d'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine Meat uni coloured: blond 2 2 Exotic y 1975 domestic breed imported from France in 1975 1975 southern and central Sweden 47 44 Data is based on registered birth weight and weight for 1 year old bulls and originates from Swedish Meat Recording. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Bohuskulla swed. Savings Security 1999: data based on gene bank recording. multi coloured: black, brown and white 0 0 Native y 1990 domestic breed This breed is regarded as a remnant of the Swedish Mountain cattle which formerly grazed the barren land in the western parts of southern Sweden. South-western part of the country 9 9 16 16 25 380 Cows of the breed are just kept in as saving and out of cultural interest. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 1999: Data based on meat recorded cows. uni coloured: white cream 2 2 1300 800 Locally adapted y 1967 domestic breed Animals of the breed were mainly imported from France and United Kingdom in 1965. southern Sweden 49 40 1500 Data is based on registered birth weight and weight for 1 year old bulls and originates from Swedish Meat Recording. Adults are often kept under extensive conditions. The young stock is kept under intensive management. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Fjällnära boskap swed. Fjällnära boskap can be traced to the same origin as Svensk Fjällras. Originating from the northern part of Sweden, Fjällnära can sustain themselves on scarce pasture. Unique Swedish Mountain Cattle 0 0 Native y domestic Fjällnära originates from the northern part of Sweden. Genes can be traced from six populations, the three original being Lillhärjeåbygget, Klövsjö and Biellojaure. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 1999: Hereford cows are often used as mothers when cross-breeding is practised in meat production with suckle cows. uni coloured: red and white 2 2 Exotic y 1960 domestic breed 1960 southern and central Sweden 43 40 1189 Data is based on official meat recording in 1998. Management system for young stocks for slaughter is very intensive. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Herrgard Native domestic variety local variety absorbed into Red Pied Swedish local No Material extinct extinct -Sweden SWE Cattle Highland cattle eng. Highland Meat uni coloured: black 0 0 700 500 Exotic y 1966 domestic breed importation in 1965 from Scotland and Canada 1965 southern and central Sweden 31 29 615 Data is based on registered birth weight and weight for 1 year old bulls and originates from Swedish Meat Recording in 1998. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Limousin eng. Limousin Meat uni coloured: brown 0 0 Exotic y 1970 domestic breed imported from France and Denmark in 1969 1969 southern and central Sweden 43 41 9 9 15 15 24 Data is based on the official meat recording. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Ringamålako swed. Savings Security 1999: Data based on gene bank recording. breed descend from the old red swedish cattle 0 0 Native y 1993 domestic breed The breed originated from the southern part of Sweden. The animals strongly resemble SRB cattle of the 1940s and the population of Ringamåla cattle can therefore be regarded a very important living gene bank for the SRB breed. 1993 The breed is mainly kept in the south part of the country 305 9 9 15 15 24 395 The breed is preserved out of cultural interest and not milk- or meat recorded. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Cattle Rödbrokig Svensk Boskap swe. RSB, Red Pied Swedish Milk Native y 1892 domestic variety origin in late 19th century from Ayrshire and Shorthorn x local (Herrgard and Smaland). Breed society and herd-book 1892 - 1928. Joined with Swedish Ayrshire in 1928 to form Swedish Red-and-White local No Material extinct extinct -Sweden SWE Cattle Rödkulla swed. Swedish Red Polled Savings Security 1998: data is based on the number of milk recorded cows one of the oldest breeds in sweden mountain uni coloured: red 0 0 900 500 Native y domestic breed indigenous breed, related to some other Nordic breeds Import has continuously taken place from Norway and Finland. central Sweden 5700 4.4 9 9 15 15 24 24 380 Data is based on milk recorded cows. local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -Sweden SWE Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental Meat multi coloured: brown and white 2 2 Locally adapted y 1970 domestic breed 1970 imported from Germany and United Kingdom southern and central Sweden 47 44 9 9 15 24 Data is based on recorded birth weight and weight for bulls at the age of one year. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Skane Scanian Native domestic variety origin from Red Pied Holstein and Dutch x local, absorbed by Red Pied Swedish local No Material extinct extinct -Sweden SWE Cattle Smaland Native domestic variety local cattle absorbed into Red Pied Swedish local No Material extinct extinct -Sweden SWE Cattle Svensk Fjällras swed. Svensk Fjällras Swedish Mountain Milk 1998: The data refer to milk recorded cows. The breed consist of about 2 000 active females. high historically cultural value Animals of this breed are well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas). The breed produces good milk protein quality for cheese production. mountain uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black, red, white spotted with black or red ears 0 0 130 120 800 415 Native y 1907 domestic breed Svensk Fjällras is a native breed originating from the northern part of the country. It is related to some other Nordic red polled breeds. 1910 isolated imports from Finland and Norway northern parts of the country 5700 305 4.4 3 9 9 15 15 25 395 3 50 Performance data is based on milk recorded cows in 1998. local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Sweden SWE Cattle Svensk Jersey swed. Jersey Jersey Milk 1998: Information is based on milk recorded cows.
In 2002, this breed account for 0.5% of the total dairy cattle population in Sweden. Animals of this breed are well adapted to all kinds of climates. Animals of this breed are known for their easy calvings. Animals of this breed are known for their ease of calving. The breed produces milk with of high content of milk fat. This breed is easy to handle. uni coloured: yellow 2 2 fine horns curved upwards 135 125 750 450 Locally adapted y domestic breed originally imported from England in 1890 and later from Denmark 1890 southern Sweden 7000 330 7000 5.7 5 25 23 9 9 15 15 24 5 48 Milk yield is the average milk yield from all recorded cows in the year 1998. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Svensk kullig boskap (skb) swed. Swedish Red Polled, Röd kullig lantras Milk In 2002, this breed account for 0.5% of the total dairy cattle population in Sweden. The breed is well adapted to the local environment (mountain areas). uni coloured: red
multi coloured: red, white 0 0 130 120 650 400 Native 1912 domestic breed indigenous breed North Swedish, imported from Norway and Sweden since 1950, < 5% from Finish Polled (Finland), Red Polled (Norway) central and northern Sweden local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Cattle Svensk låglandsboskap (holstein friesian) swed the breed name Svensk låglandsboskap is still used for this breed after the introduction of holstein in the 1970s, but also holstein friesian is used as breed name. Holstein (black and white) SLB, Swedish Holstein Cattle, Swedish Friesian Milk 1999: The data is based on the number of milk recorded cows in 1999.
In 2002, This breed account for 47.0% of the total dairy cattle population in Sweden. Animals of this breeds produce remarkable milk yields. multi coloured: black and white 2 2 1200 650 Locally adapted y domestic breed The breed has been established in Sweden around 120 years ago. 1870 country-wide but particularly in the south part of the country 8400 305 4.1 3 9 9 15 15 25 365 3 52 The data refer to intensive meat production and from milk recorded cows in average. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Svensk röd och vit boskap (SRB) swed. SRB, Swedish Red and White Milk 1999: 170 000 milk yield recorded cows.
In 2002, This breed account for 47.6% of the total dairy cattle population in Sweden. Animals of this breed have good fertility and are known for easy calving. The breed is known for its high milk yield. The animals have a good temperament. multi coloured red and white 2 2 1050 550 Native y domestic breed Red Swedish cattle (RSB) and Swedish Ayrshire have been merged in 1927 to form SRB. 1927 country-wide 8100 305 4.3 3 9 9 15 15 26 425 3 52 Milk yield refer to milk recorded cows in 1998. local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Cattle Väneko swed. Väne cattle Savings Security 1999: Data based on genebank recording. The breed belong to the governmental programme for preserving breeds threatened to its existence Animals of this breed are well adapted to all kinds of climate. multi coloured: red, white and black 2 2 Native y 1993 domestic breed The breed is named after a village (Väne-Ryr) in the province Västergötland. Väne cattle are remnant of the old South Swedish peasant breed and connected to Allmogekor. The bred was discovered in beginning of the 1990s. 1990s South-west part of the country 305 9 9 15 15 27 365 Animals of the breed are preserved and kept out of cultural interest and are not milk or meat recorded. local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Sweden SWE Chicken Bjurholmshöna Swedish 2 1.5 a mixture of coulors in the feathers Native domestic breed Discovered in the north of Sweden in the county Västerbotten in the village Bjurholm 1880 rediscovered 2011 local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Bohuslän - Dals svarthöna swed. Eggs 1999: There are 200 breeding animals registered in gene bank recording. The breed is well adapted to its territory. 1.8 1.4 Native domestic breed old local breed South-western Sweden 150 150 Performance has been measured under gene bank recording. local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Gotlandshöna swed. Meat 1999: According to the gene bank recording there are in total 410 breeding animals indigenous 2.8 2.1 Native n domestic breed old local population southern Sweden 150 1999: Performance data is based on gene bank recording of about 410 breeding animals. local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Hedemorahöna swed. Meat 2.5 1.8 feathered legs, silky plumage, a northern breed with very thick plumage Native domestic breed local landrace population central Sweden 150 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Chicken Kindahöna Svenska Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Orusthöna swed. Meat 1999: 161 breeding animals are registered in the Gene bank system. 2 1.4 Native domestic breed local population central Sweden 150 local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Skånsk Blommehöna swed. Meat 1999: 1 310 breeding animals are registered in the Gene bank recording system. 3 2.5 Native domestic breed local population southern Sweden 175 local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Svensk dvärghöna swed. Swedish Dwarf-Hen Fancy 1999: 450 breeding animals are registered in the gene bank. 0.75 0.6 Native domestic breed In the whole country 150 local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Åsbohöna swed. Meat 1999: The breed consists of 990 breeding animals. Data is based on genebank recording. indigenous 2 1.4 about 1% dwarfism and 1% feathered legs Native n domestic breed local population southern and western Sweden 150 1999: Genebank recording. local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Sweden SWE Chicken Ölandshöns swed. Meat 1999: Based on gene bank recording there are 272 breeding animals registered. indigenous 2.9 2 Native domestic breed local population southern Sweden 150 local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Chicken Öländsk Dvärghöna swed. Eggs 1999: Data based on gene bank recording of 450 breeding animals. 0.9 0.7 feathered legs, silky plumage Native domestic breed old local population southern country 130 1999: 227 breeding animals are registered in Gene bank recording. local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Deer Fallow eng. Fallow Deer (Cervus dama) Meat in 2002 there are just under 600 deer enclosures in Sweden, containing a total of 17,000 red and fallow deer. The population fell sharply during the 1990s as a result of a campaign to combat tuberculosis. 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Deer Red eng. Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Meat In 2002 there are just under 600 deer enclosures in Sweden, containing a total of 17,000 red and fallow deer. The population fell sharply during the 1990s as a result of a campaign to combat tuberculosis. 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Duck (domestic) Blekingeanka swed. Meat 1999: 55 breeding animals are registered within the Gene bank recording. 3 2.5 Native domestic breed South-eastern Sweden 55 Performance has been measured within the Gene bank recording system. local No Material atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Duck (domestic) Svensk Blå Anka swed. Swedish Blue Swedish Blue Meat 1999: The population consists of 130 breeding animals. Data is based on genebank recording. indigenous 3.5 3 Native domestic breed collected and standardized in 1920's 1920's southern Sweden 100 regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Sweden SWE Duck (domestic) Svensk Gul Anka swed. Fancy indigenous 3.5 3 Native domestic breed collected and standardized in 1920's 1920's southern Sweden 120 local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Svensk Myskanka Svenska local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Goat Göingeget swed. Milk 2000: Data based on gene bank registration.
In 2002, this breed is endangered. great cultural interest multi coloured: white with black and brown signs 2 2 different horn size 72 55 Native domestic breed indigenous breed In the southern parts of the country - the border district of the counties Scania (Skåne), Blekinge and Småland. Horns are used for special purpose, low milk production. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Goat Jämtget Coming from the county Jämtland 0 0 Native domestic breed indigenous breed The central parts of Sweden in the area of Jämtland local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Goat Lappget Swedish There are most frequent animals with white coat colour, but also multi-coloured animals. Native domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Goat Svensk Lantras swed. Swedish Landrace Goat Swedish Landrace Milk 1999: Data based on Swedish goat recording. A national investigation has shown that the total number of Landrace goats is about 1500 adults. 2000: Data based on Swedish goat recording. A national inventory has shown that the total number of individuals is 1400-1500 of which only 700 goats are registered. high cultural interest The goats are adapted to most environments. The milk of these goats is used for cheese production. uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black, grey, brown, white 0/2 0/2 75 65 70 40 n domestic breed local; The Swedish and the Norwegian goats are believed to have the same origin. Interchange of breeding animals is since long time practised between Norway and Sweden. Norwegian bucks are used to-date to a great extent in Swedish goat breeding. central and northern Sweden 250 700 6 6 6 6 12 360 Swedish goat recording scheme local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Goose (domestic) Skånegås swed. Meat 1999: Data based on Gene bank recording. 9.5 8 Native domestic breed southern Sweden local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Goose (domestic) Ölandsgås swed. Meat 1999: Data based on genebank recording. 5.5 4.5 Exotic domestic breed local landrace population southern Sweden local No Material atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Horse Arab Thoroughbred Anglo-Arab Racing domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Arabhäst swed. Arab Arabian Horse Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered Arabian horses. uni coloured: all colours 450 y 1960 domestic breed imported in 1960 from Poland and Germany country-wide international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Connemaraponny swed. Connemara Pony Connemara Pony Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1975 domestic breed imported in 1970 from Ireland 1970 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Dartmoor ponny swed. Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Riding (byChildren) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1985 domestic breed imported 1985 country-wide international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Sweden SWE Horse English Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred Racing domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Exmoor ponny swed. Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Riding (byChildren) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1985 domestic breed 1985 country-wide international No Material atRisk critical critical -Sweden SWE Horse Fjordhäst swed. Fjord Fjord Horse Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. Exotic y 1960 domestic breed imported 1950 from Norway country-wide international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Gotlandruss swed. Gotland Pony Gotland Pony, Skogsbagge, Skogshåst, Skogsruss Sport In 2002, this breed is in serious decline as the demand for their services has disappeared. the breed is the only native pony breed in Sweden This breed is known as very good pony trotter. uni coloured: bay, black, also other standard colours 124 123 250 250 Native 1942 domestic breed indigenous breed old Swedish Pony breed from Gotland since 1950, < 5% from Welsh Pony (United Kingdom) central and southern Sweden regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Sweden SWE Horse Haflingerhäst swed. Haflinger Haflinger Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1980 domestic breed imported 1980 from Italy and Austria 1980 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Islandshäst swed. Iceland Pony Icelandic Horse Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1970 domestic breed imported in 1967 from Iceland 1967 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Kallblodstravare The horses are mostly used for trotting competition swed. Coldblooded Trotters Sport 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1964 domestic breed native breed 1964 northern and central Sweden local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Horse Knabstrupperhäst swed. Knabstrupper Knabstrupper Horse Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1990 domestic breed imported 1990 from Denmark 1990 country-wide regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Sweden SWE Horse Lipizzanerhäst swed. Lipitsa Lipizzanian Horse Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered Lipizzanian horses. y 1960 domestic breed imported 1960 from Austria and Hungary 1960 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Sweden SWE Horse Morgan eng. Morgan Riding (sports) mostly in the province Dalarna international No Material unknown unknown critical -Sweden SWE Horse Newforest swed. New Forest Pony New Forest Pony Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1965 domestic breed imported 1960 from United Kingdom 1960 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Nordsvensk Brukshäst swed. North Swedish DraughtPower In 2002, this breed is in serious decline as the demand for their services has disappeared. high cultural value uni coloured: bay, brown, chestnut, black
multi coloured: dun with black points and very few white markings 157 154 700 600 Native 1908 domestic breed local old Swedish indigenous breed horse since 1950, < 5% from Döle (Norway) country-wide local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Horse Painthorse eng. American Paint Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1980 domestic breed 1980 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Quarterhäst swed. Quarter Horse Quarter Horse Riding (work) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1970 domestic breed imported in 1970 from USA 1970 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Shagya Arabian Horse eng. Shagya Arab Shagya Arab Riding (sports) y domestic breed imported in 1980 from Germany 1980 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Sweden SWE Horse Shetlandsponny swed. Shetland Pony Shetland Pony Riding (byChildren) 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1965 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1958 country-wide international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Svensk ardennerhäst swed. Ardennes horse 1998: The breeding intensity is currently of a very low level.
In 2002, this breed is in serious decline as the demand for their services has disappeared. The animals are well adapted to Swedish environments and used for a long time in Swedish agriculture. The breed shows good reproductive characteristics. Animals of this breed are known as good draught horses. They have a very good temperament. Locally adapted y domestic breed originated from Belgium 1870 400 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Horse Svensk ridponny swed. Swedish Riding Pony Swedish Riding Pony Riding (sports) Animals of this breed are good jumping and dressage pony. uni coloured: all colours Native y 1994 domestic breed 1990 country-wide 18 18 50 50 local No Material unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Horse Svensk varmblodig travare swed. Swedish Warmblooded Trotters Sport 1999: Data based on registered horses. y 1950 domestic breed local breed influenced by American and French breeds 1940 country-wide local No Material unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Horse Svenskt fullblod swed. Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Racing 1999: Data based on registered horses. y domestic breed country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Horse Svenskt halvblod swed. Swedish Warmblood Swedish half-blood horse, Swedish Warmblood breeds Riding (sports) 1999: Data based on registered horses. uni coloured: all colours acceptable for the herd-book 170 165 650 600 y domestic breed continually imported; This breed descends from many different breeds of Swedish and other European sport horses. 1930 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Horse Welsh ponny swed. Welsh Pony Welsh Pony & Cob Riding (sports) y domestic breed 1920 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Pig Duroc eng. Duroc ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 1999: Data based on registered pure-bred females in reproductive age. Since 1970 cross-breds, first between Swedish Landrace and Swedish Yorkshire, and later including also a third breed, Hampshire or Duroc, have been completely predominant. The Swedish fattening pigs are mainly sired by Hampshire or Duroc boars. uni coloured: reddish brown Locally adapted y 1972 domestic breed imported 1972 from Canada 1972 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 1999: Since 1970 cross-breds, first between Swedish Landrace and Swedish Yorkshire, and later including also a third breed, Hampshire or Duroc, have been completely predominant. The Swedish fattening pigs are mainly sired by Hampshire or Duroc boars. uni coloured: black and white Locally adapted y 1970 domestic breed imported in 1972 from USA and Canada 1970 country-wide international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Sweden SWE Pig Linderödssvin swed. Linderöd Swine Savings Security multi coloured: light grey or brown
comment: with black spots Native y 1993 domestic breed Originally a local indigenous breed from the province of Skåne. southern parts of Sweden Breed is well adapted to be kept outdoor. About 300 adults are registered in a genebank system local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Pig Old Swedish Spotted eng. Black-White-Red Spotted multi coloured: black, red, white Native domestic variety local No Material extinct extinct -Sweden SWE Pig Svensk Lantras swed. Swedish Landrace Swedish Landrace 1999: About 5 000 registered females in reproductive age. Animals of the breed are no longer carriers of the halothan gene, which earlier was a main cause of stress sensitivity. Good fertility. The breed is principally used as dam breed in cross-breeding, and the aim is to, trough breeding, improve fertility while preserving good production traits. high parts of consumption details High production uni coloured: white Locally adapted y domestic breed indigenous breed from Denmark and Germany around the year 1890 and later from Denmark, Finland and Norway since 1980. country-wide 9 9 12 12 15 150 800 90 Swedish pig recording system Animals of the breed are allways kept indoors 12 regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Pig Svensk Yorkshire swed. Swedish Large White Swedish Yorkshire This breed is known for its strong legs and a good constitution. Animals of this breed are fertile. Animals of this breed show a low frequency of the halothane gene (< 1%). uni coloured: white Locally adapted y domestic breed imported in 1885 from United Kingdom and Germany 1885 8 8 12 12 13 150 800 90 Data is based on carcass recording. 13 regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Rabbit Gotland eng. In 2002, This breed decreased significantly in number during the 20th century and have therefore been placed on the list of endangered Swedish livestock breeds. Native domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Rabbit Mellerudskanin Swedish Mellerud is a small municipalicity in the west of Sweden where this breed originates from. 3.5 3 Native local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Rabbit Pälskanin Swedish In 2002, This breed decreased significantly in number during the 20th century and have therefore been placed on the list of endangered Swedish livestock breeds. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Sheep Allmogefår swed. Peasantry sheep Savings Security 1999: Data based on Gene bank recording. The breed is adapted to all kinds of environments. Animals of this breed are good grazing animals and feed searchers. multi coloured: various colours 2 0 75 55 short tailed Native y 1995 domestic breed a remainder from an old Swedish landrace 1992 none central Sweden and southern parts of northern Sweden medium 6 6 7 7 12 360 local No Material unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Sheep Dala pälsfår Swedish 40 30 Usually the fleece is white Native domestic breed Bergström Älvdalsåsen, Dalarna Rediscovered 1975 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Sheep Fjällnäsfår Swedish 40 35 Native domestic breed 2005 and 2011 Fjällnäs between Kiruna and Nikkaluokta Lappland in the very north of Sweden local No Material atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Sheep Gestrikefår Swedish Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Sheep Gotlandsfår swed. Swedish Fur Gotland sheep Meat Well adaptable to all kinds of environments High fertility One of the reason for the breed´s popularity is that the fur industry began to use lamb furs, a fact that from time to time has helped improve the profitability of sheep farming uni coloured: grey 0 0 65 60 80 60 y domestic breed indigenous breed old breed from the island of Gotland country-wide wool medium 6 6 6 6 12 360 225 Data is based on the Swedish sheep recording international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Sheep Gutefår swed. Gute Savings Security 2000: Data is based on number of registered adults. Most of the individuals are infected by MV (Maedi Visna). The Gutefar Society is the breed association responsible for the national conservation Well adapted to be kept outdoors also wintertime. Gute sheep are known for their hardiness The wool contains much of guard hair wool for felting well adapted to moorland uni coloured: grey
multi coloured: black, grey, white, pied comment: with white head and dark rings around eyes. 2 2 the males, above all, have an exquisitely horn formation 75 70 75 50 short tail without wool Native y domestic breed Originates from the horned sheep which from times immemorial have been kept in open pasture on the island of Gotland central and southern parts of the country wool coarse/carpet 6 6 7 7 12 6 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Sweden SWE Sheep Helsingefår Swedish the breed originate from the landscape Hälsingland 40 50 The colour varies from black , brown,grey to white. Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Sheep Klövsjöfår Swedish Long and glossy wool. Colour white , black and brown fur coat occur. Native y domestic breed Originate from Klövsjö in the landscape Jämtland in the northwest of Sweden 1991 rediscovered landscape Jämtland in the northwest of Sweden local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Sweden SWE Sheep Leicester eng. Leicester Longwool Meat Animals of this breed produce white curly wool. The wool is very attractive for the wool and fur industry. uni coloured: white 0 0 110 85 n domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and Denmark since 1870 1870 central and southern Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 6 6 12 360 Data is based on the Swedish sheep recording scheme. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Sweden SWE Sheep Ostfriesiska mjölkfår swed. East Friesian East Friesian Milk Sheep Milk 1999: Data based on Swedish sheep recording scheme. Animals of this breed produce a very high milk yield. uni coloured: white 0 0 100 80 y 1985 domestic breed imported from Switzerland since 1980 1980 southern Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 6 6 12 360 Performance data are not recorded. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Sheep Oxford Down eng. Oxford Down Meat uni coloured: grey 0 0 110 85 n domestic breed imported from United Kingdom since 1870 1870 central Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 12 12 12 360 Data is based on the Swedish sheep recording scheme. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Sheep Roslagsfår Swedish Native domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Sheep Ryafår swed. Rya sheep Meat Adaptable to all kinds of environments High fertility Long and wavy wool The breed is developed with the aim of producing long, wavy and shiny so called rya wool. uni coloured: white 0 0 65 60 80 50 y 1960 domestic breed Rya has its origin from the Swedish and Norwegian indigenous breeds. since 1960, 10% central and northern Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 6 6 12 220 data are based on Swedish sheep recording local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Sheep Ryggja swed. Rygja Meat uni coloured: grey 0 0 90 70 domestic breed imported from Norway since 1930 1930 central Sweden wool medium 6 6 6 6 12 360 Data is based on the Swedish sheep recording scheme. regional No Material unknown unknown critical -Sweden SWE Sheep Shropshire eng. Shropshire Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 100 80 domestic breed imported in 1870 from United Kingdom 1870 southern Sweden wool medium 6 6 6 6 12 360 Data is based on the Swedish sheep recording scheme. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Sheep Spelsau swed. spælsau Meat 1999: Data based on Swedish sheep recording scheme. uni coloured: white 0 0 85 60 n domestic breed imported from Norway since 1985 1985 central Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 6 6 12 12 local No Material unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Sheep Steigar swed. Steigar Meat 1999: Data based on Swedish sheep recording scheme. uni coloured: grey 0 0 80 65 domestic breed imported from Norway since 1930 1930 central Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 6 6 12 360 Data is based on the Swedish sheep recording scheme. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Sweden SWE Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat 1999: Data based on Swedish sheep recording scheme. uni coloured: grey 0 0 115 90 n domestic breed imported from Norway since 1870 1870 central Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 6 6 12 360 Data is based on the Swedish sheep recording scheme. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Sheep Svenskt finullsfår swed. The wool is very fine and glossy, and is used for spinning and felting, good for skin-close garments as it doesn't prickle. High quality meat, and the breed produces the highest lamb weight per ewe (in Sweden) due to high fecundity. Swedish Finewool Swedish Finewool Meat, Wool Because of the very high fertility, these finewool ewes are often used as mother ewes in cross breeding. This breed is well adapted to all kinds of climate and environments. The breed is known for its high fertility (2,7 - 2,8 lambs per ewe and year) and a very high milk yield. Animals of this breed produce two different types of wool, very fine wool without guard wool and the other type is slightly rougher and is called gobelin wool. Sometimes spotted and spreckled. uni coloured: white, black and brown fleeces 0 0 85 60 Naturally polled and short tail y 1960 domestic breed local breed; originates from Swedish old native breeds (Nordiskt kortsvansfår) 1920 Some import from Finland (Finnish finewool sheep) during the 20th century, which has not influenced the genetics of the population. country-wide wool Fine 6 6 6 6 12 360 1999: Data has been measured within the Swedish sheep recording scheme. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Sweden SWE Sheep Svärdsjöfår Swedish Native domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Sheep Tabacktorpsfår Swedish Tabacktorpsfår local No Material atRisk critical -Sweden SWE Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat Data based on Swedish sheep recording scheme. Texel sheep are often used as father breed in crossbreeding with finewool sheep Animals of this breed demand pasture of very high quality. uni coloured: white 0 0 100 85 n domestic breed imported from The Netherlands since 1970 1970 central and southern Sweden wool coarse/carpet 6 6 6 6 12 360 Data is based on Swedish sheep recording international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Sweden SWE Sheep Värmlandsfår Swedish Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -Sweden SWE Sheep Åsenfår swedish The breed's origin is Älvdalsåsen in the landscape Dalarna Native domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat uni coloured: red 2 2 domestic breed composite of Africander (5/8), Shorthorn (3/16) and Hereford (3/16) 1936-1955 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman American Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: usually silver grey 2 2 646 420 Zebu domestic breed imported; possibly with some European blood 1967 25 24 1195 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on Government farms located in 3 different ecological zones. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Drakensberger eng. Drakensberger Black Africander Meat uni coloured: black 2 2 654 410 similar to Basuto domestic breed Sanga with some Africander and Friesian influence, developed in South Africa. 35 32 7 1409 FAO Breed Survey Performance data was measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, not housed and fed on total grazing on the Government farm at Mahlangatsha. The Drakensberger is commonly found in the commercial system. Parturition percentage (%): Avg. 92; Pre-weanng growth rate from birth to 250 days (gram): 825; Weaning weight adjusted at 205 days of age(kg): 204 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported from South Africa Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic The Jersey breed is most popular with small-scale dairy farmers. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Nguni Export market demands for hides of the indigenous Nguni cattle are very high. Nguni Zulu, Swazi Meat This breed has a high level of tolerance to heat, ticks and tick-borne diseases. This breed is reported to be fertile and the females are known for calving ease. multi coloured: coloursided 2 2 120 119 598 400 Sanga type domestic breed The Nguni breed is a Sanga cattle breed related to the following breeds and varieties: Swazi in Swaziland: Landim in Mozambique: Bapedi in Transvaal: Bavenda (Sibasa) in Nord Transvaal: Venda and Ciskei Nkone in Ciskei and Shangaan in Gazankulu. 4.23 1.11 26 25 55 N2-95, 98 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured from animals kept under stationary conditions, not housed and fed on total grazing on Government rangelands located in 3 different ecological zones. The Nguni breed is kept in traditional extensive and (semi-) intensive commercial systems. The majority (90%) of the Nguni population are kept in the traditional sector. The traditional system is basically a low-input production system. Management practices are characterised by minimal inputs and open access to communal grazing and post harvest residues. Yearling weight (kg): Male 171 (avg. for 66 animals), Female 158 (avg. for 48 animals) regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Simmental Simmental GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic 1971 Most Simmentals are found in the commercial sector and their crossbreds are popular in the feedlot because of their excellent growth rates and good feed conversion efficiency. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle South Devon eng. South Devon Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic ommercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Dwarf Meat domestic indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Frizzle eng. Frizzle Meat domestic indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Inkhukhu Meat Fed only on grain, the animals are capable of nourishing themselves on insects, ground worms and herbage to supplement diet requirements. indigenous 2.1 1.6 naked neck in about 5% of the population domestic mongrel (Birds) 38 4.5 4.5 The animals prefer free range and tree petching for night safety. local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Naked neck eng. Meat domestic indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Short-legged eng. Meat domestic indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Swazi Broiler eng. Meat industrial 1.9 1.7 domestic strain These are commercial broilers of Hybro and Ross. 260 20 20 local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Swazi Broiler Parent Stock eng. Eggs industrial 3.2 2.5 domestic line These are commercial broiler parents of various breeders i.e. Hybro and Ross. 210 4 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Chicken Swazi Layer eng. Eggs industrial 1.8 domestic line There are commercial layers i.e. Hyline and Lohman. They are either red or silver in colour. 260 4 local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Duck (domestic) Lidada Meat domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Goat Boer Boer Afrikaner, Boerbok, South African Common Goat, Africander Meat comment: many colours 0/2 0/2 78 78 130 80 usually lop ears domestic breed composite of Bantu and Nubian, Saanen, Toggenburger and maybe Angora 4 4 F88-48 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Goat Nguni Nguni Swazi Meat 2 2 domestic breed intermediate between Small East African and Lop-Eared regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Eswatini SWZ Goose (domestic) Likewu Fancy domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Guinea fowl Impangele Hunting indigenous domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Ostrich Intje domestic breed imported over the last two decades local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Pig Black China eng. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Traditionally farmers kept indigenous pigs for fat production but such pigs are now largely used for meat production where they are crossed with the commercial exotic breeds (mainly Large White). An increasing number of farmers in the traditional system are now engaged in small scale pig production for commercial purposes and they use mainly Large White and Landrace crossbreeds. local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Land race pigs are mainly found in the commercial sector, but an increasing number of farmers in the traditional system are now engaged in small scale pig production for commercial purposes and they use mainly Large White and Landrace crossbreeds. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Large Whites are mainly found in the commercial sector, but an increasing number of farmers in the traditional system are now engaged in small scale pig production for commercial purposes and they use mainly Large White and Landrace crossbreeds. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Pig Spotted Swazi Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Traditionally farmers kept indigenous pigs for fat production but such pigs are now largely used for meat production where they are crossed with the commercial exotic breeds (mainly Large White). An increasing number of farmers in the traditional system are now engaged in small scale pig production for commercial purposes and they use mainly Large White and Landrace crossbreeds. local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Pig Swazi (Large Black) Meat domestic indigenous breed Traditionally farmers kept indigenous pigs for fat production but such pigs are now largely used for meat production where they are crossed with the commercial exotic breeds (mainly Large White). An increasing number of farmers in the traditional system are now engaged in small scale pig production for commercial purposes and they use mainly Large White and Landrace crossbreeds. local No Material unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Sheep Dorper Dorper Dorsian Meat uni coloured: white with black head, often black feet 0/2 0/2 short hair, coarse-wooled domestic breed Exotic South African synthetic breed developed from the Dorset Horn and Blackhead Persian. hair medium F88-197, N2-124 Commercial sector international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Eswatini SWZ Sheep Nguni Nguni Zulu Meat This breed seems to develop a resistance towards ticks. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 0/2 0/2 very small or no ears domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type hair Almost 88% of Nguni sheep are in the traditional system and are kept for cultural use and meat. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Eswatini SWZ Turkey Ingalukhuni Meat domestic mongrel (Birds) local No Material unknown unknown -Seychelles SYC Cattle Australian Milking Zebu eng. Australian Milking Zebu 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Seychelles SYC Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Cattle Mauritian Creole Creole 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Seychelles SYC Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Cattle Sindhi eng. Red Sindhi 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Seychelles SYC Chicken Bovans White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Eggs produces white shelled eggs domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Seychelles SYC Chicken Hendrix Bovan Goldline produce brown shelled eggs eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Eggs domestic breed continually imported on monthly basis from The Netherlands; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Seychelles SYC Chicken Nera produce brown shelled eggs Nera Eggs domestic breed continually imported on monthly basis from The Netherlands; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Seychelles SYC Chicken Ross 308 eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross 308 Meat 2 2 domestic breed hatching eggs continually imported from The Netherlands; exotic All farms adopt an all-in all-out system of production. Open sided type Housing systems are of the deep litter, with concrete or compacted earthen floor with high speed fans which facilitates ventilation, which is much needed in the hot and humid tropical conditions of the Seychelles. Three farms are presently using automated drinking and feeding systems. The remaining uses automatic bell drinkers and manually filled tube feeders. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Goat Atoll Well adopted to local conditions. 0 0 domestic breed imported; locally adapted few centuries ago local No Material unknown unknown -Seychelles SYC Goat Jamnapari eng. Jamnapari 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Goat Swiss Saanen eng. Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Seychelles SYC Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Pig Large-White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Seychelles SYC Pig Mangouste Mangouste Lard uni coloured: black domestic breed This breed is of Asian origin. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Ass Damascus Damascus uni coloured: white sometimes with spotted face, also black or brown domestic variety larger variety of Syrian international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Ass Syrian eng. Syrian uni coloured: black, grey, brown domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Ass Syrian Wild Ass eng. Akhdari, Hemippe De Syrie, Mesopotamian Onager, Syrian Onager, Achdari 0 domestic variety variety of Onager (Equus hemionus hemippus); extinct in early 1900s 0 Syrian and Iraq Deserts local No Information extinct extinct -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Buffalo Ghab Palestinian, Syrian Milk uni coloured: black 2 2 y 1993 domestic variety originated in India: resembles Mediterranean 1200 Ghab plains local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Cattle Akshi Arabi, Baladi, Jabali, Julany, Okshi, Oksh Meat The animals are adapted to their local environment (dry areas with little rainfall) and tolerate low level management. This breed is reported to be highly tolerant to tropical diseases. These animals have a long reproductive life. uni coloured: brown to black
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 30% of the population are polled 138 124 450 410 similar to Jaulan but smaller domestic variety indigenous breed variety of Egyptian, Brachyceros type, similar to Jaulan but smaller coastal area of Syria 195 150 210 1200 200 747 4 12 22 21 30 27 560 365 730 12 500 45 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant and nomadic conditions with 2-3 months housing per year and with grazing and grazing and feeding. local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Cattle Chesi Chaissi Milk 2 2 domestic breed composite of Damascus and Baladi local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Friesians are raised in irrigated areas and per-urban and mixed farming systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Cattle Jaulan Joulani, Kamissi, Khamissi, Bisre DraughtPower A high disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. multi coloured: black with white markings 0/2 0/2 15% of the population are polled 138 124 480 400 similar to Baladi but larger domestic breed Brachyceros type, descended from the ancient short-horned cattle Jebel Ed Druz, South-western Syria 165 800 3.8 22 21 FAO Breed Survey Department of Statistics, Ministry of Agriculture (1991) . Performance data were collected from cattle kept under nomadic and transhumant conditions, housed for 2-3 months per year and fed on grazing and fodder. The animals are considered to be deficient in concentrates. These cattle generally live for a long time and are low milk producers. local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Cattle Lebanese eng. Lebanese Beirut, Beyrouth, Antakli Milk uni coloured: shades of brown 2 2 domestic variety variety of Damascus or composite of Damascus and Baladi regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Cattle Shami Baladi, Halabi, Damascene Milk A good disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Only a low percentage of animals have placenta retention. The breed has a high number of lactations (sometimes 15). Calf has to be present at milking. Little adapted to machine milking. Tolerance to low level management has been reported. uni coloured: brown
comment: similar to Cyprus, Egyptian and Lebanese 2 2 154 144 570 500 domestic breed indigenous breed Damascus province 283 2885 2974 4 26 23 36 FAO Breed Survey N19 F24-165 F19 Performance was measured under stationary and transhumant conditions with grazing and fodder and with a generally low level of feeding and management. Mixed farming system The demerits of the breed are: a) difficult to machine-milk;
b) milk-let down is greatly conditioned by the presence of the calf. local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Dromedary Arab Camel eng. Arab Camel Alkhawar, Alshamyia, Syrian Camel The breed is very well adapted to the harsh environment. The animals endure a lack of water supply in summer and deficiency of pastures in winter. 718 639 small in size, light yellow, white in colour domestic breed 305 2000 4.3 30 28 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Goat Mamber Syrian Mountain Djelab, Jabali, Jabaly, Jabel, Jebel, Mambrine, Membrine, Northern Mountain, Palestinian, Syrian Black, Syrian Jabali, Black Bedouin Meat 2 2 68 60 50 32.5 Syrian type domestic breed 1.2 225 200 4.8 2.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant and nomadic conditions with 2 months housing per year and grazing or grazing and feeding. The breed is found in mountain and hilly areas where good pastures are available. Jabaly goats graze on rough terrain areas where no other species can. 1.5 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Goat Merez 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Goat Samar Milk 2 2 domestic variety variety of Syrian Mountain North-western Syria local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Goat Shami Damascus Damascene, Damascus, Baladi Milk This breed is known for high litter sizes. The meat is appreciated in the Gulf countries. uni coloured: usually red or brown, also grey
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 80 72 57 40 long hair, often tassels, Nubian type domestic breed hair 1.7 270 375 4.6 2.4 2.4 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant conditions with 4 months housing per year and with grazing and fodder. Mixed farming system (10-50 per herd). 2.5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Horse Arab eng. Arab Saglawi, Keheilan Riding (sports) 155 152 325 275 light animals y domestic breed originated in the 4-8th century in hot arid steppes of the Arabian Peninsula 4th-8th century 32 32 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Horse Syrian eng. Arabian, Arab 155 152 325 275 light animals, Arab type domestic breed 180 1250 1.6 32.5 32.5 FAO Breed Survey Performance was measured under transhumant conditions with 3-4 months housing per year and with grazing and fodder as feed. local No Information unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Sheep Awassi Awassi Al-Awassi, Baladi Milk There has been no change in the genetic makeup of the breed that will impact its ability to adapt well under the prevailing environment. The meat quality is very good. multi coloured: white with brown head and legs, occasionally black or brown 2 0 70 68 76 50 Near East fat-tail type, roman nose, long and dropping ears, fat-tail domestic breed This is the most numerous and widespread type of sheep in South-west Asia. Furthermore, it is the dominant sheep breed in Iraq, the most important breed in Syria and the only indigenous breed sheep in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon. In addition it is bred in northern Saudi-Arabia under desert conditions. country-wide wool coarse/carpet 2.1 1.8 2.9 130 50 490 170 60 210 130 50 490 5.4 0.8 4.5 4.3 4 7 6 60 54 17 13 29 152 149 157 4.5 250 F66-101 F60-44 FAO Breed Survey Mixed farming system. 1.2 1.05 1.45 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Sheep Herki Herki Mosuli, Dazdawi Wool multi coloured: black, white with black face 0 0 fat tail domestic variety variety of Kurdi wool coarse/carpet international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Syrian Arab Republic SYR Sheep White Karaman eng. White Karaman Agrah, Akrah, Barasi, Brazi, Brezi, Gargha, Garha, Karha, Parasi, Salamali, Barazi Meat uni coloured: white with black on nose and occasionally around eyes 0/2 0 65 55 42.5 small head, long legs, fat-tailed domestic breed indigenous breed of Turkey wool coarse/carpet 1.7 42 6.5 F60-33 1.04 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Ass l'âne africain fr.= African ass Rifaï uni coloured: grey 90 110 small size domestic imported from Egypt; locally adapted 1921 arid and semi-arid areas of Chad, Sahel area local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Cattle Arab Shuwa Choa, Tur, Wadara, Shuwa PackBaggage uni coloured: usually dark red, also black or pied
comment: one observes a certain degree of standardization of the colour according to the areas and the ethnic groups. In the west and the North-West, the red or maroon colour dominates while in the east white colours are prefered 2 2 129 126 323 277 well developed hump in males domestic breed West African Shorthorned Zebu type, similar to Azaouak Ouaddai, Batha and Kanem Districts 396 454 1814 18.8 17.9 F20(1) -102 N5-129 IEMVT - Laboratoire de Farcha, N'Djamena. Annual reports from 1975-1985. Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, or transhumant conditions in the dry season and fed on total grazing. The animals encounter the necessity to search for both water and feed during the dry season. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Cattle Bokolodji Bokolodji uni coloured: white 0 0 very small/short horns, animals without horns account for only 6,3% 147 big size, well-developed dewlap domestic breed imported by Haoussa Peuhl stockbreeders 1990 West Mayo-kébbi, Logone Oriental and Logone Occidental regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Cattle Fellata 2 2 similar to Shuwa but with larger hump domestic breed West African Shorthorned type bred by the Fulani local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Cattle Foulbé Akou, White Fulani, Peuhl Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 137 125 well-developed hump domestic breed imported by Peuhl immigrants from Cameroun 1915 Mayo-kébbi region, west of the Logone river It is raised by Peuhl sedentary farmers and semi-nomads of Chad local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Cattle Kilara 2 2 domestic variety colour variety of Shuwa northern Chad local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Cattle Kouri fr. Kuri Baharie, Bare, Borrie, Boudouma, Buduma, Chad, Dongole, Kuburi, White Lake Chad, Kuri Meat The animals can stay afloat and swim long distances. uni coloured: light or white, occasionally with spots 2 2 gigantic bulbous horns 152 139 499 363 domestic breed Bos taurus longifrons (Longhorn subgroup) Lake Chad Basin of Chad 280 360 800 25 23 FAO Breed Survey F2-30 Bourzat D., Idriss A., Zeuh V. (1992). Malbrant et al (1949). Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on total grazing. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Cattle M'Bororo Red Bororo Bororo, Djafoun, Fellata, Foulata, Gabassae, Gadehe, Hanagamba, Kreda, Mbororo, Ogha, Rahadji, Rahaza, Red Bororo, Red Fulani, zebu Peuhl rouge, Brahaza Meat uni coloured: mahogany, sometimes white 2 2 very long (up to 63 cm) lyre shaped horns 150 104 450 375 large size, slender body with long legs domestic breed West African Long-lyrehorned Zebu type Mid-west and the South-west of Chad 900 2 41 W42-34 FAO Breed Survey Zeuh V. (?) Rapport sur les ressources animales du Tchad. Direction de l'Elevage du Tchad (1964) Rapport Annuel. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Cattle Toupouri Toupouri Bovin du Logone, Toubouri, nain du Logone, Massa DraughtPower reported to be trypanotolerant 2 2 118 125 domestic variety variety of Shuwa Mayo-Kebbi Region 40 0.5 FAO Breed Survey Zeuh V. (?) Rapport sur les Ressources animales du Tchad. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Chicken Chicken of Karal and Massakory eng. Meat indigenous 1.5 1 domestic breed indigenous breed Karal, Massakory (Chai Baguirmi) 60 5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Chicken Djided (Gredya,Massakory) _ Meat 1.5 1 domestic imported from Nigeria Gredaya, Massakory (Chai Bagurmi) 60 5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Chicken Djided (Massaguet) _ Meat 1.5 0.8 domestic indigenous breed Massaguet (Chai Baguimi) 50 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Chicken Djided (Pont Beile,N'djamena Rual,Chib) _ Meat 2 1.5 part of the population is frizzled domestic indigenous breed Pont Belile, N'djamena Rural, Chib 45 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Chicken Kindta Gueti Meat indigenous 1.5 1 some individuals are naked neck and frizzled domestic breed composite of local and imported European stock 60 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Chicken Local Chicken of Moulkou and Bongor eng. Meat indigenous 1.5 1 domestic breed crossing of local chicken with imported stock from France Moulkou, Bongor (Mayo Kalbi) 45 5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Chicken Seckné Meat indigenous 1.5 0.9 some few bird are frizzled domestic breed indigenous breed Guelenteng (Mayo Kebbi) 65 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Dromedary Gorane The breed is adapted to live under semi-desert conditions and walk in rocky areas. The animals are adapted to consumption of salty water. lighter animal with short head, domestic breed raised by the Toubou in the mountains of Tibeshi, in northern Chad local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Dromedary Le Chameau du Kanem fr. The breed is adapted to live under semi-desert conditions. The animals are adapted to salty water consumption. uni coloured: light grey or dark grey smallest of the three breeds in Chad similar to the dromedary of the Touareg domestic breed north-western Chad, Region of Kanem local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Dromedary Mahamid Arabe, Chameau des arabes Meat uni coloured: grey to yellowish 200 185 big and heavy animals with short neck domestic breed bred by the Arab nomads namely by Batha and Ouaddai, eastern Chad, semi-desert 440 1200 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Duck (domestic) Local Duck of Gredaya and Massakory eng. Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to Newcastle disease. indigenous 2.5 1.5 domestic breed indigenous breed Gredaya, Massakory (Chai Baguirmi) 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Duck (domestic) Local Duck of Guelateng eng. Meat indigenous 2.5 1.8 domestic breed indigenous breed Guelateng (Mayo Kebbi) 70 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Duck (domestic) Local Duck of Moulkou and Bongor eng. Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to Newcastle disease. indigenous 3 2 domestic breed indigenous breed Moulkou, Bongor (Mayo Kebbi) 60 8 9 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Goat Arab eng. Sahelian Arabia This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Sahelian). comment: various colours 2 2 85 75 40 35 domestic variety ecotypes or varieties of Sahelian goat 77 2.3 2.1 The animals are kept in a transhumant system. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Goat Chad Arab uni coloured: white 2 2 long lop ears domestic variety variety of Sahelian local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Goat Chèvre du Sahel fr. Sahelian Bariolee du Sahel, Fulani, Sahelian, Touareg, West African Longlegged, Sahel Milk This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Moussoro, Arab and Western goat). comment: various colours 2 2 82 72 40 27 domestic breed North of Chad 77 2.3 2.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Goat Kirdimi West African Dwarf Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, West African Dwarf, naine du Sud, African Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. multi coloured: various colours (white, yellow or maroon, sometimes black) 2 2 50 50 20 20 males normally bearded, with a weak mane domestic breed South of Chad 1.17 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Goat Moussoro Moussoro Kanem This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Sahelian). comment: various colours 2 2 55 45 30 20 domestic variety ecotypes or varieties of Sahelian goat 77 2.3 2.1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Goat Sudanese Desert eng. Sudanese Desert uni coloured: black 2 2 medium sized horns, pointing upwards and backwards 76 66 50 32.7 large breed, male maned, ears variable domestic breed 2.3 2.25 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Goat Tuareg Tuareg multi coloured: pied brown, sometimes black pied 0 0 76 domestic variety variety of Sahelian international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Goat Western Goat eng. Western Goat This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This breed is producing good quality meat. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. There is a certain variation in their size due to the different environment and rearing conditions (see Sahelian). comment: various colours 2 2 60 60 30 25 domestic variety ecotypes or varieties of Sahelian goat 77 2.3 2.1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Goose (domestic) Local Goose of Karal and Massakory eng. Meat 4 3 domestic breed imported from Italy Karal, Massakory (Chari Baguirmi) 8 9 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Goose (domestic) Local Goose of Mandelia eng. Meat The birds are laying mainly during the cold period. 4 3 domestic breed imported from Italy Mandelia (Chari Baguirmi) 9 11 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Guinea fowl Amssala Meat The animals are very susceptible to trichomoniasis. indigenous 1.5 1 domestic breed indigenous breed wild population that has been domesticated Karal, Massakory (Chai Baguirmi) 100 8 10 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Guinea fowl Local Guineafowl of Gredaya and Massakory eng. Meat The animals are very susceptible to trichomoniasis (Trichomonas gallinarum). The females are known for bad broodiness. indigenous 4 3 domestic breed indigenous breed wild population that has been domesticated Gredaya, Massakory (Chari Baguirmi) 67 9 11 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Guinea fowl Local Guineafowl of Gualemteng and Mayo Kebbi eng. Meat The animals are very susceptible to trichomoniasis (Trichomonas gallinarum). indigenous 1.5 1 domestic breed indigenous breed wild population that has been domesticated Guelenteng, Mayo Kebbi 68 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Guinea fowl Local Guineafowl of Moulkou and Bongor eng. Meat The animals are very susceptible to trichomoniasis (Trichomonas gallinarum). indigenous 1 0.8 domestic breed indigenous breed wild population that has been domesticated Moulkou, Bongor (Mayo Kebbi) 100 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Guinea fowl Local Guineafowl of Port Belilé and N'djamena Meat 1.5 0.9 domestic indigenous breed wild population that has been domesticated Port Belilé, N'djamena Rural (Chari Baguirmi) 7 8 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Horse Bahr-El-Ghazal Ganaston, Kreda 150 150 450 350 domestic variety variety of West African Dongola FAO Breed Survey Direction de l'Elevage du Tchad (1964) local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Horse Barbe-Arabe West African Barb comment: dark coloured 147 142 slender body domestic breed mixture of the two breeds, Arabe and Barbe. country-wide, mostly in mountainous areas regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Horse Dongola eng. West African Dongola Sport uni coloured: dark with white stockings 152 148 400 350 light, slender animals domestic descended from Dongola (Sudan): Northern Sudan used to be in permanent contact with the Muslim population of lake Tchad area and north-east Nigeria. It also happened that Sudanese soldiers occupied lake Tchad countries shortly before and during the Mahdia reign. Furthermore, pilgrims from eastern countries of West Africa going to Mekka passed through Sudan and nomadic Fulani, well known as brave warriors and fond of horses, regularly moved between Sudan and eastern West Africa. All these factors were responsible for the propagation of Dongola horses in eastern West African countries. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Horse Poney du Logone fr. Kirdi Pony, Logone, Mbai, Pagan, Poney Hoho, Poney de la Kabia, Sara, Lakka This breed is probably trypanotolerant. Extremely rustic and robust, able to carry heavy weights. 126 124 175 175 domestic breed South-western Chad, on both sides of the Logone river FAO Breed Survey Seignobos et al. (1987) Etudes et Syntheses de l'EMVT 23. local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Muscovy duck Local Muscovy Duck of Karal and Massakory eng. Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to Newcastle disease. indigenous 3 2 domestic breed indigenous breed Karal, Massakory (Chai Baguirmi) 72 8 9 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Ostrich Chadean Ostrich eng. Meat 30 20 domestic breed indigenous breed population domesticated from the wild Gredaya, Massakory (Chari Baguirmi) 12 13 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Partridge Local Partridge of Gredaya and Massakory eng. Meat 0.1 0.06 domestic breed indigenous breed Gredaya, Massakory (Chari Baguirmi) 6 7 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Pig porc local tchadien fr.= local pig Meat Rustic animals, often left on their own, without care, guarding and food. domestic breed South of Chad 12 5.8 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Pigeon Local Pigeon of Gredaya and Massakory eng. Meat indigenous 0.2 0.15 domestic breed indigenous breed Gredaya, Massakory (Chari Baguirmi) 72 3 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Pigeon Local Pigeon of Karal and Massakory eng. Meat indigenous 0.25 0.15 domestic breed indigenous breed Karal, Massakory (Chari Baguirmi) 46 4 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Pigeon Local Pigeon of Port Belilé and N'djamena eng. Meat 0.3 0.15 domestic indigenous breed Port Belilé, N'djamena Rural (Chari Baguirmi) 36 4 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Chad TCD Sheep Arabe fr. Black Maure Black Maure, Mauritiana, Moor, Moorish, Mouton Maure a Poil Long, Arab uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: white pied 0 0 The vast majority of male sheep (89,5%) and a minority (10,4%) of female sheep have horns. In ewes the horns are rudimentary or reduced to stubs. 78 74 long-haired, big size domestic variety variety of Maure found throughout the Sahel area hair regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Sheep Barbarin Libyan Barbary Fezzanais multi coloured: white body, black head 0 0 60 long tail domestic breed imported from Libya North of Mao (in the Sahara-Sahel zone) and west of this city wool international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Sheep Bornu Bornu Balandji, Balani, Balemi, Balonndi, Bellani, Fellata, Weiladjo, White Bororo, Balami Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 64 47 large sized animals domestic variety variety of Fulani wool 3.5 3.5 142 F88-149 N2-116 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Chad TCD Sheep Bororo eng. Uda Fellata, Waila Meat multi coloured: front half black (or brown), back half white 2 0 80 70 65 45 males may be maned, long thin tail domestic variety variety of Fulani central Chad wool 60 3.9 3.5 98 F88-147 Dumas R. (1977) Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, without housing and fed on total grazing and total grazing and fodder. - fecundity: 0.92-1.18;
1.09 international No Information unknown unknown critical -Chad TCD Sheep Fulani Fulani Foulbe, Fulbe, Peul-Peul, Peulh, Poulfouli, Peuhl uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 75 55 40 30 domestic breed Sahel type wool 3.1 2.9 117 F88-135 W53-14 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Sheep Kababich Sudan Desert Bidiri North Sudanese, Desert Sudanese, Drashiani, Gash, Kababish, Shanabla, Sudan Desert, Amale The female only mates with the male of its breed because of the particular anatomy of its hindquarters. uni coloured: predominantly brown but coloured is variable 0/2 0 The females are always without horns and the rate of without horns is very high (50 %) in the males 60 50 lop ears, long tail with broad base (fattail), which circumference can reach 30 cm domestic breed part of the African Long-Legged Group hair 188 137 4.28 4.2 3.9 82 F55-49 F88-124 FAO Breed Survey inadequate feed and water supply 1.14 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Sheep Kirdimi West African Dwarf Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Dwarf, West African Maned, nain de Sud, Cameroons Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: black (54,2 %)
multi coloured: black with red belly (10,4 %) 2 0/2 50 50 27 22.5 smallest sheep breed in Chad, males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed hair 111 65 6 1.77 98 F88-160-166 1.29 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Chad TCD Turkey Local Turkey of Mandelia eng. Fancy indigenous 12 9 domestic breed imported from Burkina Faso Mandelia (Chari Baguirmi) 78 11 13 local No Information unknown unknown -Togo TGO Ass Anes DraughtPower domestic species Extreme north of the country in the Savanna area. local No Material unknown unknown -Togo TGO Cattle Avétonou Meat 0 0 290 290 domestic breed created and bred at Avétonou; composite of Brown Mountain (25%), N'Dama (50%) and local breeds (Somba, Lagune, Borgou) local No Material extinct extinct -Togo TGO Cattle Borgou Borgou Meat The breed is adapted to a harsh climate. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: white often with black points, occasionally black spots or brown and white 2 2 short horns 108 95 215 180 small hump or humpless domestic breed composite of humpless Somba or Muturu x Zebu (White Fulani); originated in the area of Borgou in the north of the Benin Northern Togo 200 500 2.5 16.6 15.8 36 48 365 700 300 137 52 F20(1) -109 F20(2)- 190 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Cattle Lagune Lagune Lagunaire, Mayombe, Mayumbe, Race des lagunes, Lagune This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 short slim horns 100 88 220 180 very small cattle, short legged domestic variety variety of West African Dwarf Shorthorn: Lagune is the name used for Dwarf Shorthorn cattle in French-speaking West and Central Africa. 120 150 225 1.75 19 14 36 48 559 360 700 120 126 F20(1) -45, 109 F20(2) -128 FAO Breed Survey Domingo (1976) Contribution to a study on the cattle population in the Golfe state of Benin. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Cattle N'dama N'dama Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Outa Malinke, Boenca The animals can survive under very humid conditions. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. The animals are well known for their hardiness. uni coloured: usually fawn, red or brown, occasionally or black
multi coloured: occasionally pied 2 2 lyre or crescent shaped horns 110 105 300 230 small animals domestic breed The N'dama breed was first imported from the Ivory Coast (Côte.d'ivoire) around 1954. In 1974 N'dama cattle were imported from Kolo ranch in Democratic Republic of Congo; West African Small Humpless Longhorn 1954 70 300 180 500 7 2 17.33 16.69 39.2 22.8 60 562 363 700 70 102.2 50 F20(1) -37 W50-11 FAO Breed Survey regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Cattle Somba Somba Mango and Konkomba Meat The breed is adapted to live under the difficult climatic conditions of Atacora. This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and red pied 2 2 105 99 173 167 humpless, small, stocky body domestic variety variety of West African Savannah Shorthorn Atakora Highlands, northern Togo 143 5.7 1.8 12 12 60 360 66 52 F20(2) -170, 187 F78-33, 48 FAO Breed Survey INZV, formerly CREAT, Avetonou. W78 These animals are also fed on cotton grain as well as salt from the kitchen. Somba cattle are raised in two kind of systems. Both are sedentary. The 'troupeau familial' or tata-based herd is the traditional form: three to ten animals are supervised at pasture by children and returned at night to the tata. - The 'troupeau confie' or Fulani-supervised herd characterized by fourty to one hundred heads of cattle owned by five to thirty proprietors entrusted to a Fulani herdsman, who has the right to milk the cows. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Cattle White Fulani White Fulani 0 0 domestic breed Originating from Burkina Faso and the north of Nigeria. Savanna area. regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Cattle Zebu Peul West African Zebu 0 0 domestic breed Originating from Burkina Faso and the north of Nigeria. Savanna area. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Chicken Anak Commercial strain- layer- Anak domestic imported from Europe; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Babcock eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babcock domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Babolna Harco eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Harco Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Babolna Tetra-SL eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Tetra-SL domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Chicken Derco Commercial strain- Derco Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Hendrix Bovan Goldline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Chicken Hubbard Golden Comet eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hubbard Golden Comet Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken ISA Vedette Commercial strain- broiler- ISA Vedette Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Jupiter Commercial strain- Jupiter Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Chicken Poule locale Feathers are used for cultural purposes. fr.= local chicken Meat domestic indigenous breed 30 40 The average weight of the eggs is 30 to 40 gr. The incubation lasts 21 days and the rate of hatching is 60% to 70%; the average weight of a chick at hatching is 24 gr. The weight at one month age varies between 113 and 174 gr. This weight fluctuates between 921 and 1 266 gr for 5 months old chickens. The average age of laying starts at about 23,5 weeks. local No Material unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Red Bro Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Redbro Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Meat domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Star Cross 566 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Starcross Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic Peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Goat Chèvre Djallonké Français Djallonké Goat African, Cameroon, Djallonke, Grassland, Guinean, Guinean Dwarf, Kirdi, Kosi, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, chèvre naine de Guinée, West African Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. This breed is highly prolific. The meat is very popular in the South of Togo (indeed it is preferred to mutton here). It is the most consumed meat of all the small ruminants. uni coloured: all colours 2 2 48 45 18 17 males normally bearded, with a weak mane y 1993 domestic breed Southern Togo. 1.17 1.03 55 F88-110,113 FAO Breed Survey personal communication of the breed survey contact with other experts and breeders The animals are fed on grazing, fodder and household scraps, licking blocks and cotton grain. 1.83 local No Material unknown unknown -Togo TGO Goat Maradi Maradi Chevre Rousse de Maradi Meat multi coloured: red, brown 2 2 domestic breed Originating from Maradi in Niger. 1.85 F88-80-85 N20-5 Goats of this breed are mainly grazing in mixed herds and are sometimes supplemented by agricultural by-products. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Goat Sahelian eng. Sahelian Arabia, Bariolee du Sahel, Fulani, Touareg, West African Longlegged, Sahel Meat This breed is highly susceptible to trypanosomiasis and can be reared only in areas not affected by this disease. This is a very prolific breed. This is a very hardy breed. The animals can remain two days without drinking. comment: various colours 2 2 82 72 40 27 large sized animals, toggles and beards common domestic breed Peri-urban areas. 2.3 2.1 N20-5 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Goat Tuareg Tuareg Meat multi coloured: pied brown, sometimes black pied 0 0 76 domestic variety variety of Sahelian international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Guinea fowl Pintade locale fr. Meat domestic indigenous breed 80 120 24 24 10 8 10 3 7 75 The average weight of the eggs is 37 gr. The incubation lasts 25 to 26 days and the rate of hatching varies from 80 to 84%; the average weight of the young guinea-fowl at hatching is 24 gr. The average weight at one month age is 66 gr. This weight reaches 896 gr. at 5 months of age. The average age of laying starts at about 31 weeks. local No Material unknown unknown -Togo TGO Horse Koto-Koli Pony Koto-Koli Pony Togo Pony, Cotocoli domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported 1982 Center of Avétonou international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Pig Large White britannique eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported 1982 Center of Avétonou international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Pig Porc De Dapaong Meat 58 55 50 49 domestic breed stable composite of local pigs and Large White North of Togo in the Savanna areas. 1 1 60 local No Material unknown unknown -Togo TGO Pig local fr. Meat uni coloured: black domestic indigenous Iberian type of pig. 1 1 3 40 local No Material unknown unknown -Togo TGO Rabbit Fauve de Borgogne fr. Fauve de Borgogne Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Rabbit Géant des Flandres fr. Géant des Flandres Meat Big size. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Togo TGO Rabbit Néo Zélandais fr. New Zealand Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Togo TGO Rabbit Papillon français fr. Butterfly Lard Big size. domestic breed imported; exotic 5 4 6 65 60 70 2 international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Togo TGO Sheep Djallonké West African Dwarf Cameroons Dwarf, Djallonke, Fouta Djallon, Futa Jallon, Guinean, Kirdi, Kirdimi, Lakka, Nigerian Dwarf, Pagan, Southern, West African Maned, West African Dwarf Meat This breed is reported to be trypanotolerant. multi coloured: black, pied, tan with black belly and tricoloured also common, usually black pied or white 2 0/2 67 58 30 20 Small size, males have a throat ruff and mane domestic breed Found along the West African coast from Guinea to Cameroun. Found in the Northern part of Togo. hair 110 65 6 1.9 1.8 15.5 11.2 19.1 98 44.3 F88-160-166 FAO Breed Survey Centre d'Appui Technique de Kolokoqe (?) Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on total grazing or grazing and fodder (with salt licks, kitchen salt and cotton seed). The levels of trypanotolerance in the breed are not well characterised. 1.29 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Togo TGO Sheep Vogan Vogan Meat The breed might be trypanotolerant, but the extent of this is unknown. uni coloured: red
multi coloured: black pied or brown and black 2 0/2 males: triangular horns females: 6% of females horned 71 71 47 37 tail is 30-40 cm long domestic breed composite of West African Dwarf and Sahelian resulting in the substitution of West African Dwarf: there are two varieties: the one distributed in the prefectures of Vo, Lacs and Yoto (Région Maritime) is stable and a second type is still in formation and still very similar to the Sahelian southern Togo hair 184 122 139 6.11 1.64 2.6 2.4 44.05 F88-156 Rev Elev Med Vet pays Trop (1983) 36(1) 79-84. Rev Elev Med Vet pays Trop (1984) 37(1) 82-90. The animals may also be fed on household scraps, salt licks and cotton grain. 1.4 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Togo TGO Turkey Dinde locale fr. domestic indigenous breed 60 80 40 35 12 10 12 4 10 The incubation lasts 28 to 30 days and the rate of hatching varies between 70 and 75%. local No Material unknown unknown -Thailand THA Buffalo krabue thai "local language can be used as ""krabue"" or ""kwai"" Buffalo is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata subphylum. The major group is raised in Asia. They were raised for agriculture and culture for a long time. Farmers used them as draught animal, such as plowing and vehicles. In the history of Thailand, Mr.Thongmhen at Bangrachan ridded buffalo to protect villages in the 2ndAyutthaya war. In other way, buffalo are raised for food. Buffalo has several benefits. Now, in term of draught animal, it is decrease. They are instead by tractors. It,s color is dark gray. It has rectangular shape, big belly, big mouth, short face, small mammary gland. There is white V-shape under collar. Its meat is tough. They like to lay in muddy place. Average body weight is 450 - 500 kgs for female and 1,000 kgs for male." water buffalo Kwai Fertilizer, Horns, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides, Sport, TouristAttraction, Transport The breed is well adapted to marsh and wetland where lowland rainfed production systems prevail. The animals are tolerant to different climates, especially high humidity. This breed is reported to be tick resistant. The meat of this breed has a low cholesterol content. The milk has a high fat content. uni coloured: grey or black with white chevron below neck and white stocking on feet 2 2 back swept horns 122 122 350 343 swamp type Native y Domestic Species native animal all over country 397 249 447 9.3 30 30 46 55 282 20 397 All traits were recorded under village conditions. The animals need to wallow. Birth weight ; 33 kg Weaning weight 240 day ; 162 kg ADG ; 505 g/day Calving interval ; 540 day Age at first calving ; 4.6 Year local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Cattle Khao Lumpoon Thai Kho Khow Lamphun is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata subphylum. The major group is raised in northern part of Thailand, especially ,Lumpun province and Chaingmail province. They were believed as God,s cattle (Kho-Usupparacha of Siva God), They were used in the royal plowing ceremony. Now, they have a small size of population, less than 800 heard. They are endanger status. Department of Livestock Development arranges for in situ conservation program by raising in research and breeding center/station of DLD. They have white color. They have narrow face, small hump and small dewlap. Kao Lumpum Fertilizer, GeneralCrossbreeding, Horns, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction, Transport Kho Khow Lamphun is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata sunphylum. The major group is raised in northern part of Thailand, especially ,Lumpun province and Chaingmail province. They were believed as God,s cattle (Kho-Usupparacha of Siva God), They were used in the royal plowing ceremony. Now, they have a small size of population, less than 800 heard. They are endanger status. Department of Livestock Development arranges for in situ conservation program by raising in research and breeding center/station of DLD. They have white color. They have narrow face, small hump and small dewlap. This breed is well adapted to the environment. A good disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. This breed is very popular among farmers because these cattle are larger than normal local cattle. uni coloured: white 0 0 Zebu y Domestic Variety Khao Lumpoon is a specific strain of indigenous breed cattle. This strain is also grouped under the generic name Thai. The genetic origin of Khao Lumpoon is different from Thai and Thailand Fighting. Although its exact origin is unknown, it is believed that this strain has been bred and selected by local farmers for draught and meat. Lamphun, Chiang Mai, Phayao, Phrae province, and upper northern Provinces of Thailand 18 18 25 370 435 20 310 53 Performance data were measured on-station without housing and with grazing and fodder as feed. - annual calving rate: 86%;
- preweaning mortality: 10%;
- post partum weight: 237 kg;
- weaning weight: 80 kg;
- yearling weight: 100 kg;
- 2-year weight: 143 kg;
local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Thailand THA Cattle Kho Daeng Nan Thai Kho Daeng Nan is a native cattle breed that has been raised in Nan province from generation to generation as intellectual heritage. They are reared as pastorals in the forest and mountain in rainy season, the season of cultivation, farmers let cattle to the forest and mountains. They use bamboo or small wood to make a fence to prevent the cattle from going to the farm area. The cattle are in the big area of 2-3 mountain areas. The owner will go up to see the cattle for 3-5 days per time. The cattle can eat varieties of plants without choosing, such as turf grass, peck grass, plant leaves, creeping plant, or various wild fruits. And sometime, they attached against natural enemies such as tigers and wolves, therefore they are similar to wildlife. They can jump high when they are startled. Herds are gathered when they face with enemies. In addition, Kho Daeng Nans have specific characteristics. They are named by the name of province. Kho Daeng Nan are strong cattle. They have good adaptation with all weather conditions. They have disease resistant characteristics. In the past, they were used for transportation similar to horse. They were used with carts. In rural area they were used for important ceremonies. Especially, they are the important source of protein food. Now, the utilization for transportation is decrease, so the population of Kho Daeng Nan is decrease. But in the rural area, they are saving bank for farmers. Therefore, it is necessary to have conservation, breeding and development plan. KhoDaeng Carting, DamLine, Feathers, Fertilizer, General, GeneralCrossbreeding, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, TouristAttraction, Transport ้heat tolerance disease resistance high fertility Brown or red-brown 2 2 400 300 Native n Domestic Variety Kho Daeng Nan is a native cattle breed that has been raised in Nan province from generation to generation as intellectual heritage. Nan Province back yard or farm yard production agro-industrial by-products, farm-household by-products, fodder, grazing stationary local No Information atRisk vulnerable -Thailand THA Cattle Kho Lan Thai Wau Lan Carting, DamLine, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, GeneralCrossbreeding, Herding, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Racing, Research, SkinsHides, Sport, TouristAttraction Kho lan is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata subphylum.The major group is raised in central part of Thailand, especially, Phechaburi province Rachaburi province and Kanchanabur iprovince. They were raised for agriculture and culture for a long time. In the past, farmers used them as draught animal, such as plowing and vehicles. They were used for racing after harvesting time, as Wing lan. Now, this sport can keep them sustainable. And they are raised for food. Their manure are used as fertilyzer in crop land. By the major reason of racing, they have a small population size. Department of Livestock Deverlopment arranges for in situ consevation program by raising in research and breeding center/station of DLD. They have red, fawn, dark brawn , black color. They have narrow face, small hump, and small dewlap. Heat tolerance and disease resistance in tropical climate Heat tolerance and disease resistance in tropical climate High fertility They have red, fawn, dark brawn , black color. 2 2 400 300 They have narrow face, small hump, and small dewlap. Native y 1999 Domestic Breed Kho lan is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata subphylum.The major group is raised in central part of Thailand, especially, Phechaburi province Rachaburi province and Kanchanabur iprovince. They were raised for agriculture and culture for a long time. In the past, farmers used them as draught animal, such as plowing and vehicles. They were used for racing after harvesting time, as Wing lan. Now, this sport can keep them sustainable. And they are raised for food. Their manure are used as fertilyzer in crop land. By the major reason of racing, they have a small population size. Department of Livestock Deverlopment arranges for in situ consevation program by raising in research and breeding center/station of DLD. They have red, fawn, dark brawn , black color. They have narrow face, small hump, and small dewlap. The major group is raised in central part of Thailand, especially, Phechaburi province Rachaburi province and Kanchanabur iprovince. 16 16 5 5 36 25 34 370 20 310 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Cattle Kho Peun Muang Thai E-San thai Kho esarn is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata subphylum. The major group is raised in northeastern part of Thailand. They were raised for agriculture and culture for a long time. In the part, farmers used them as draught animal, such as plowing and vehicles. Now, they are raised for food. Their manure are used as fertilizer in cropland. They were use as base dam breed with Brahman and European cattle to improve genetics for bigger size. By this reason, the pure breed is decreased. Department of Livestock Development arranger for in situ conservation program by raising in research and breeding center/station of DLD. They have red and fawn color in majority. Some of them has different colors such as black, red, brown, yellow, and white. They have narrow face, small hump and small dewlap. (poppulation = native + crossbred) North Eastern Thai Native Cattle, Kho Esan, Kho Ki Carting, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, GeneralCrossbreeding, Horns, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SavingSecurity, SkinsHides, Transport high temperature and humidity heat tolerance\ndisease resistance Calving interval ; 370 day\n\nAge at first calving ; 2.8 Yea 0 0 Native y Domestic Variety Northeastern part of Thailand. 16 16 400 300 210 24 34 270 20 250 55 growth performance : fresh grass + rice straw feeding finishing performance : fed with grass (Bachiariaruziziensis and Digitariaeriantha), legume (Stylosantheshamata), and concentrates (12% CP) finishing program W1 (kg) 125.96 W2 (kg) 305.38 ADG (Kg/day) 0.636 Loin eye (cm2) 54.76 Shear Force (kg) 5.62 Omega3 (%) 6.31 Omega6 (%) 5.54 CLA (%) 0.02 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Cattle Thai fighting bull Thai Kho Chon or fighting bull is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata sunphylum.The major group is raised in southern part of Thailand. They were believed as God,s cattle (kho-Usupparacha of Siva God) in shadow play. In the past,they were used as draught power and food. After harvesting time,they were used in sport game as fighting bull. This sport game can keep them sustainability. Department of Livestock Development arranges for in situ conservation program by raising in research and breeding center/station of DLD. They have red, fawn, dark brawn, black color. They have narrow face, small hump and small dewlap. Wua Chon, Kho Chon Carting, DamLine, DraughtPower, Fertilizer, Fighting, GeneralCrossbreeding, Herding, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SkinsHides, Sport, ToHandleFightingBulls, TouristAttraction Native y 1997 Domestic Breed Kho Chon or fighting bull is in Animalia kingdom with Chordata phylum and Vertebrata sunphylum.The major group is raised in southern part of Thailand. They were believed as God,s cattle (kho-Usupparacha of Siva God) in shadow play. In the past,they were used as draught power and food. After harvesting time,they were used in sport game as fighting bull. This sport game can keep them sustainability. Department of Livestock Development arranges for in situ conservation program by raising in research and breeding center/station of DLD. They have red, fawn, dark brawn, black color. They have narrow face, small hump and small dewlap. Southern part of Thailand 15 15 60 60 36 31 40 40 40 370 370 370 20 636 305 55 Animals were fed with grass (Bachiariaruziziensis and Digitariaeriantha), legume (Stylosantheshamata), and concentrates (12% CP). local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Kai Kholon (Naked Neck Chicken) Thailand Naked Neck Chicken DamLine, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, Research, SireLine Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Kai Lueng Hang Khao Thailand Kai Lueng Hang Khao is Thai indigenous chicken. They are raised in rural area of Thailand. The origin of Lueng Hang Khao chicken is from Phitsanulok Province (Ban Krang Subdistrict, Muang District, Phitsanulok Province). The history of Lueng Hang Khao chicken, it was the chicken of King Naresuan the Great. When he was young, he had brought Lueng Hang Khao chicken (the yellow white tail chicken) from Phitsanulok to Myanmar. Fighting, General, Hobby, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, Research, Sport Age at 1st egg is 198 days. Egg production 136 eggs/year. Body weight at 1st egg is 2086 grams. They have disease resistant traits. Tropical climate Disease resistance Heat tolerance Influences of major histocompatility complex class I haplotypes on avian influenzavirus disease tretis in Thai indidenous chickens Influences of MHC Class II Haplatypes on Avian Influenza Tratic in Thai Indigenous chicken Duplex or V-shaped Yellow Yellow Various color No special pattern Indigenous male - Feather color on back, breast, fluff, body and thigh is black. Sickles, mail tail feather color is white and black. The major is white. Saddle and hackle feather color is yellow and yellowish-red. - The beak color is yellow, yellowish-white. - Eyes color is black. Color around eyes is white or yellowish. - Shank color is yellowish and white. - Spur and nail color is yellowish. Female - Body, wing, back feather color is black. Hackle color is black and yellow. Tail color is black and white. 3 2 male - Feather color on back, breast, fluff, body and thigh is black. Sickles, mail tail feather color is white and black. The major is white. Saddle and hackle feather color is yellow and yellowish-red. - The beak color is yellow, yellowish-white. - Eyes color is black. Color around eyes is white or yellowish. - Shank color is yellowish and white. - Spur and nail color is yellowish. Native Domestic Breed Kai Lueng Hang Khao is Thai indigenous chicken. They are raised in rural area of Thailand. The origin of Lueng Hang Khao chicken is from Phitsanulok Province (Ban Krang Subdistrict, Muang District, Phitsanulok Province). The history of Lueng Hang Khao chicken, it was the chicken of King Naresuan the Great. When he was young, he had brought Lueng Hang Khao chicken (the yellow white tail chicken) from Phitsanulok to Myanmar. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Kai Naresuan Thailand Kai Naresuan has the history of fighting cock game, which appeared in the Ayuddhaya period. It is very strong, clever, and elegant. They were raised as fighting cock. Afterwards, there were not specific breeding plan for this line. They were bred with other lines. They had been change for some characteristics such as, feather color and shank. They have various colors in Lueng Hang Kao chicken. Farmers in Phitsanuklok province investigated the characteristic of Naresoan chicken from Thai history book more than 700 year in National Library. They set breeding plan to establish Naresuan chicken again. Now there are Naresuan chicken conservation farmers in Phitsanulok province. Phitsanulok Livestock Development office promoted the first Kai Naresuan contest that was held on July 29, 1990 and in 1991 established a Kai Naresuan conservation at tambon Huaror, Muang district, Phitsanulok province. This conservation supported by funds from the Provincial Administration Organization of Thailand. Until 199, there are establishments of conservation and development of Kai Naresuan in every district including 12 groups to conserve and develop the breed (DLD, 2014). Fighting, Meat, Research, Sport, TouristAttraction Males - There are 5 white spots on head, both wings and 2 legs. The meaning of these 5 spots is 5 Gods. - Hackle, wings feathers are golden yellow as sun dawn yellow. - The under wing color isgolden yellow. - There are yellow feathers under the tail, above the anus look like lotus - Sickle and lesser sickle feathers have white color. - Ear feather has three colors: yellow, white and black. - White nose cap - Special major scales at shank with the meaning of a destroyer. The female looks like a male except the hackle. - 12 weeks of age, body weight, male = 1,123- 1,419g, female = 878 – 1,100 g. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. - Age at first egg = 203 –245 days. - Production of Eggs 72 -160eggs /hen/year. tropical environment disease resistance - Age at first egg = 203 –245 days. - Production of Eggs 72 -160eggs /hen/year. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. Duplex or V-shaped Yellow Yellow Various color No special pattern Indigenous Males - There are 5 white spots on head, both wings and 2 legs. The meaning of these 5 spots is 5 Gods. - Hackle, wings feathers are golden yellow as sun dawn yellow. - The under wing color isgolden yellow. - There are yellow feathers under the tail, above the anus look like lotus - Sickle and lesser sickle feathers have white color. - Ear feather has three colors: yellow, white and black. - White nose cap - Special major scales at shank with the meaning of a destroyer. The female looks like a male except the hackle. - 12 weeks of age, body weight, male = 1,123- 1,419g, female = 878 – 1,100 g. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. - Age at first egg = 203 –245 days. - Production of Eggs 72 -160eggs /hen/year. 1.3 1 Males - There are 5 white spots on head, both wings and 2 legs. The meaning of these 5 spots is 5 Gods. - Hackle, wings feathers are golden yellow as sun dawn yellow. - The under wing color isgolden yellow. - There are yellow feathers under the tail, above the anus look like lotus - Sickle and lesser sickle feathers have white color. - Ear feather has three colors: yellow, white and black. - White nose cap - Special major scales at shank with the meaning of a destroyer. The female looks like a male except the hackle. - 12 weeks of age, body weight, male = 1,123- 1,419g, female = 878 – 1,100 g. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. - Age at first egg = 203 –245 days. - Production of Eggs 72 -160eggs /hen/year. Native y 2000 Domestic Breed Kai Naresuan has the history of fighting cock game, which appeared in the Ayuddhaya period. It is very strong, clever, and elegant. They were raised as fighting cock. Afterwards, there were not specific breeding plan for this line. They were bred with other lines. They had been change for some characteristics such as, feather color and shank. They have various colors in Lueng Hang Kao chicken. Farmers in Phitsanuklok province investigated the characteristic of Naresoan chicken from Thai history book more than 700 year in National Library. They set breeding plan to establish Naresuan chicken again. Now there are Naresuan chicken conservation farmers in Phitsanulok province. Phitsanulok Livestock Development office promoted the first Kai Naresuan contest that was held on July 29, 1990 and in 1991 established a Kai Naresuan conservation at tambon Huaror, Muang district, Phitsanulok province. This conservation supported by funds from the Provincial Administration Organization of Thailand. Until 199, there are establishments of conservation and development of Kai Naresuan in every district including 12 groups to conserve and develop the breed (DLD, 2014). All part in country. Major is in Phisanulok province. 8 8 6 6 7 7 7 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Kai Shee Thailand Kai Chee are raised in rural area in northeastern part of Thailand. Farmers raise them for food consumption (DLD, 2014) General, Herding, Meat adaptability to tropical environment - 12 weeks of age, body weight, male = 1,123- 1,419g, female = 878 – 1,100 g. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. Disease resistance Heat tolerance - Age at first egg = 203 –245 days. - Production of Eggs 72 -160eggs /hen/year. - 12 weeks of age, body weight, male = 1,123- 1,419g, female = 878 – 1,100 g. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. Duplex or V-shaped Yellow Yellow White No special pattern Indigenous - Males have hackle with white or ivory white body feathers, white tail feathers, yellow beak, red faces, and pea crest - The female looks like a male except the hackle. 1.2 1 - Males have hackle with white or ivory white body feathers, white tail feathers, yellow beak, red faces, and pea crest - The female looks like a male except the hackle. - 12 weeks of age, body weight, male = 1,123- 1,419g, female = 878 – 1,100 g. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. - Age at first egg = 203 –245 days. - Production of Eggs 72 -160eggs /hen/year. Native y 2000 Domestic Breed Kai Chee are raised in rural area in northeastern part of Thailand. Farmers raise them for food consumption (DLD, 2014) Northeastern part of Thailand 7 7 8 8 8 - 12 weeks of age, body weight, male = 1,123- 1,419g, female = 878 – 1,100 g. - FCR at finishing period = 3.3. - Mortality 2.3%. - Age at first egg = 203 –245 days. - Production of Eggs 72 -160eggs /hen/year. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Khiao Hu0ai Sai chicken Thailand Khiao Huai Sai chicken was developed at Huai Sai Royal Livestock Education and Development Center, Phetchaburi province. They had conducted for research and development for native chicken breeding from Phetchaburi Kiao Chickens and Pradu Hang Dam chicken to get a unique breed. This is a good way good live of rural farmers and the success can extend the results for commercial utilization. They have green-black feathers. They have good physical structure, big size and strong. The growth rate is good. They have disease resistance and good adaptation. They can be raised in all part of Thailand. The farmers can breed and propagate. The male BW is 3.5 kg, and female is 2.5 kg. Fighting, Meat Khiao Huai Sai chicken was developed at Huai Sai Royal Livestock Education and Development Center, Phetchaburi province. They had conducted for research and development for native chicken breeding from Phetchaburi Kiao Chickens and Pradu Hang Dam chicken to get a unique breed. This is a good way good live of rural farmers and the success can extend the results for commercial utilization. They have green-black feathers. They have good physical structure, big size and strong. The growth rate is good. They have disease resistance and good adaptation. They can be raised in all part of Thailand. The farmers can breed and propagate. The male BW is 3.5 kg, and female is 2.5 kg. tropical climate disease resistance heat tolerance They have good physical structure, big size and strong. The growth rate is good. They have disease resistance and good adaptation. They can be raised in all part of Thailand. The farmers can breed and propagate. The male BW is 3.5 kg, and female is 2.5 kg. green-black 3.5 2.5 They have green-black feathers and red pea crest. They have good physical structure, big size and strong. The growth rate is good. They have disease resistance and good adaptation. They can be raised in all part of Thailand. The farmers can breed and propagate. The male BW is 3.5 kg, and female is 2.5 kg. Native y Domestic Breed Khiao Huai Sai chicken was developed at Huai Sai Royal Livestock Education and Development Center, Phetchaburi province. They had conducted for research and development for native chicken breeding from Phetchaburi Kiao Chickens and Pradu Hang Dam chicken to get a unique breed. This is a good way good live of rural farmers and the success can extend the results for commercial utilization. They have green-black feathers. They have good physical structure, big size and strong. The growth rate is good. They have disease resistance and good adaptation. They can be raised in all part of Thailand. The farmers can breed and propagate. The male BW is 3.5 kg, and female is 2.5 kg. Phetchaburi province, Prachuabkhirikhun province, Ratchaburi Province 3.5 2.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Phuphan Black Bone 3 chicken Thailand Phuphan Black Bone 3 chicken is a black bone chicken at Phuphan Royal Livestock Education and Development Center. They are breeding for the need of farmers. The farmers, they need to raise black bone chicken with black and yellow feather. During breeding program of Phuphan black bone1 chicken There were around 10% of black and yellow feather with black meat and bone chicks. The geneticist selected this chicken and established the new breed “Phuphan Black Bone 3 chicken” by high intensity selection. The male with yellow body feather and red or yellow sickle feather, black saddle feather, black pea or rose crest, black skin, black nail, black beak, black meat and black bone are selected. They used line breeding and high intensity selection in breeding program. They have high growth rate, disease resistance, and heat tolerance. The tail is short with black saddle. The average BW is 2.8 kg for mail and 2 kg for female. The first egg age is 6 months. Meat Phuphan Black Bone 3 chicken is a black bone chicken at Phuphan Royal Livestock Education and Development Center. They are breeding for the need of farmers. The farmers, they need to raise black bone chicken with black and yellow feather. During breeding program of Phuphan black bone1 chicken There were around 10% of black and yellow feather with black meat and bone chicks. The geneticist selected this chicken and established the new breed “Phuphan Black Bone 3 chicken” by high intensity selection. The male with yellow body feather and red or yellow sickle feather, black saddle feather, black pea or rose crest, black skin, black nail, black beak, black meat and black bone are selected. They used line breeding and high intensity selection in breeding program. They have high growth rate, disease resistance, and heat tolerance. The tail is short with black saddle. The average BW is 2.8 kg for mail and 2 kg for female. The first egg age is 6 months. tropical climate disease resistance heat tolerance The first egg age is 6 months. black meat and bone Duplex or V-shaped Blue-Black Black No special pattern Indigenous The male with yellow body feather and red or yellow sickle feather, black saddle feather, black pea or rose crest, black skin, black nail, black beak, black meat and black bone are selected. They used line breeding and high intensity selection in breeding program. They have high growth rate, disease resistance, and heat tolerance. The tail is short with black saddle. The average BW is 2.8 kg for mail and 2 kg for female. The first egg age is 6 months. 2.8 2 The male with yellow body feather and red or yellow sickle feather, black saddle feather, black pea or rose crest, black skin, black nail, black beak, black meat and black bone are selected. They used line breeding and high intensity selection in breeding program. They have high growth rate, disease resistance, and heat tolerance. The tail is short with black saddle. The average BW is 2.8 kg for mail and 2 kg for female. The first egg age is 6 months. Native y Domestic Breed Phuphan Black Bone 3 chicken is a black bone chicken at Phuphan Royal Livestock Education and Development Center. They are breeding for the need of farmers. The farmers, they need to raise black bone chicken with black and yellow feather. During breeding program of Phuphan black bone1 chicken There were around 10% of black and yellow feather with black meat and bone chicks. The geneticist selected this chicken and established the new breed “Phuphan Black Bone 3 chicken” by high intensity selection. The male with yellow body feather and red or yellow sickle feather, black saddle feather, black pea or rose crest, black skin, black nail, black beak, black meat and black bone are selected. They used line breeding and high intensity selection in breeding program. They have high growth rate, disease resistance, and heat tolerance. The tail is short with black saddle. The average BW is 2.8 kg for mail and 2 kg for female. The first egg age is 6 months. Sakonnakhorn province 2.8 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Phuphan Black bone1 Chicken Thailand Phuphan Black Bone1 Chicken was developed from black bone chicken at Phuphan Royal Livestock Education and Development Center. It is in Queen Sirikit Royal project. This project has been promoting the farmers in the area of Sakonnakhon for household consumption more than 25 years, most of the black bone chicken was crossed with native chicken in Sakonnakhon province. It keeps the appearance characteristics of chicken black bone. It is developed to be specific to the current consumer demand. It also has the distinction of being resistant to diseases. It is suitable to cook and very delicious for consumer. It is one source of household income for small holder farms. Meat, Research tropical climate disease resistance heat tolerance Duplex or V-shaped Blue-Black Black Red and Black No special pattern Indigenous black feather and around 5% of dark red black bone 2.5 2 Age at 1st egg = 21 wks 1st egg weight = 23 grams egg production = 60 eggs/year egg shell color = brown disease resistance Native y Domestic Breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Phuphan black bone 2 chicken Thailand Phuphan black bone 2 chicken originated during the development of Phuphan black bone 1 chicken. During generation 3 and 4, some chick had white feather. But the baby weight is smaller. Phuphan Royal Livestock Education and Development Center, they had collected white feather black bone chicken and established new line. They used line breeding and selection. They have white feather, black eye, black beak, black skinned, black meat and black bone. It is resistant to the environment and epidemic. They are raised for 3-4 months and sent to slaughter house. In females, the average egg production is 80-100 eggs / year. They have unique peanut or black rose crested. The carcass is black with high level of carnosine as an antioxidant. Eggs, Meat, Medical Tropical climate Disease resistant and heat tolerance average egg production is 80-100 eggs / year black meat, bone high carnosine white 3 2 They have white feather, black eye, black beak, black skinned, black meat and black bone. It is resistant to the environment and epidemic. They are raised for 3-4 months and sent to slaughter house. In females, the average egg production is 80-100 eggs / year. They have unique peanut or black rose crested. The carcass is black with high level of carnosine as an antioxidant. Native y Domestic Breed Phuphan black bone 2 chicken originated during the development of Phuphan black bone 1 chicken. During generation 3 and 4, some chick had white feather. But the baby weight is smaller. Phuphan Royal Livestock Education and Development Center, they had collected white feather black bone chicken and established new line. They used line breeding and selection. They have white feather, black eye, black beak, black skinned, black meat and black bone. It is resistant to the environment and epidemic. They are raised for 3-4 months and sent to slaughter house. In females, the average egg production is 80-100 eggs / year. They have unique peanut or black rose crested. The carcass is black with high level of carnosine as an antioxidant. Northeastern part of Thailand, especially Skonnakhorn province 100 80 3 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Chicken Pradu Hang dum thai Pradu Hang Dam chicken is Thai indigenous chicken. They are developed from cockroaches. They are developed together with Lueng Hang Khao chicken. They were known in the Sukhothai period. They were brought to be fighting cocks that was popular sport in that period. Pradu Hang Dam chicken was a traditional breed that is popular in Suphanburi, Ang Thong, Ayutthaya, Chachoengsao, Min Buri and Nong Chok. These area are the good source of this chicken. Pradu Hang Dam chicken is a medium size chicken. (Male, BW = 3 kg, Female, BW = 2 kg.) Egg shell color is light brown. Fighting, GeneralCrossbreeding, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, Research, SavingSecurity, Sport n Pradu Hang Dam chicken is Thai indigenous chicken. They are developed from cockroaches. They are developed together with Lueng Hang Khao chicken. They were known in the Sukhothai period. They were brought to be fighting cocks that was popular sport in that period. Pradu Hang Dam chicken was a traditional breed that is popular in Suphanburi, Ang Thong, Ayutthaya, Chachoengsao, Min Buri and Nong Chok. These area are the good source of this chicken. Pradu Hang Dam chicken is a medium size chicken. (Male, BW = 3 kg, Female, BW = 2 kg.) Egg shell color is light brown. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Duck (domestic) Paknam Duck (Ped Paknam) thai Paknam Duck is a small native duck. It was originated in the area of Chao Phraya River estuary. By the Chinese people immigrants migrated to Thailand. They brought their plants and animals with them. They always raised their duck in the provinces that around Gulf of Thailand. There were plenty of natural food with high quality (shrimp, crab, fish and carbohydrate sources from paddy rice field). By the feed sources, Ped Paknam eggs were high quality. There have disease resistance, heat tolerance, and high reproductive traits. They were introduced to cross with native duck and selected for many generation. They were used to improve native duck genetics to produce more eggs. By the revolution of agriculture system, the population of Paknam duck were decreased. Department of Livestock Development collected them for conservation and breeding program at Poultry Research and Development Center, Prachinburi province. Ped Paknam DamLine, Eggs, Fertilizer, InterspeciesCrossing, SireLine Age on first egg 140-180 day BW at first egg 1,450-1,500 g First egg weight 62 g Egg production was 280-300 eggs/year. Male mature weight 1,600-1,800 g Female mature weight 1,500-1,600 g adaptability to tropical disease resistance high reproductive Black No special pattern Indigenous female - black hair throughout the body - white chest - black mouth - black shank and feet. Male -Dark green head -Other parts similar to females 1.7 1.55 female - black hair throughout the body - white chest - black mouth - black shank and feet. Male -Dark green head -Other parts similar to females Age on first egg 140-180 day BW at first egg 1,450-1,500 g First egg weight 62 g Egg production was 280-300 eggs/year. Male mature weight 1,600-1,800 g Female mature weight 1,500-1,600 g Native y Domestic Breed Paknam Duck is a small native duck. It was originated in the area of Chao Phraya River estuary. By the Chinese people immigrants migrated to Thailand. They brought their plants and animals with them. They always raised their duck in the provinces that around Gulf of Thailand. There were plenty of natural food with high quality (shrimp, crab, fish and carbohydrate sources from paddy rice field). By the feed sources, Ped Paknam eggs were high quality. There have disease resistance, heat tolerance, and high reproductive traits. They were introduced to cross with native duck and selected for many generation. They were used to improve native duck genetics to produce more eggs. By the revolution of agriculture system, the population of Paknam duck were decreased. Department of Livestock Development collected them for conservation and breeding program at Poultry Research and Development Center, Prachinburi province. Eastern, Central, and Western part of Thailand 290 280 300 0.06 scavenger, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products nomadic 5 5 5 5 5 28 28 28 tropical local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Goat Thai Native Goat (Pa Peunmeuang Thai) Thailand Katjang Pa Peunmeuang Thai Native regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Muscovy duck Kabinburi Muscovy Duck (Pedted Kabinburi) Thailand It was established and improved from Barbary duck from France by Department of Livestock and Development. Department of Livestock Development was supported 80 Barbary ducks by the private sector in 1991. It was started to develop and propagated at Bang Pakong Livestock Breeding Station, Chachoengsao Province. In 2000, this herd was moved to Kabinburi Poultry Research and Development Center, Prachinburi province. They have good characteristics of reproductive, growth performance, disease resistance, and adaptation. They are named as Kabinburi Muscovy Duck. - The newborn duckling has yellowish-brown feather, black eyes, pinkish eyes, Shank and feet are yellow. Some of them has black spots on the head. - During growing period, the feather is white throughout the body and black spots are prominent on the middle of the head. - They have pink beak, yellow feet. Their faces have a rough skin with pink corlor. Especially, male ducks have rough skin that pronounced full face. The female ducks have a little rough skin with pink on the area upper beak. - Male duck is larger than female duck - Age at first egg 6 - 7 months. - Weight at first eggs 2.4 - 2.6 months - First egg weight 58 - 60 g - Birth weight 52 - 54 g - weight when mature (12 months) - Male 4.5 - 5.1 kg - Female 2.8 - 3.2 kg - Egg production 160 - 180 eggs per year. - Fattening period 10-12 weeks. - weight at 12 weeks - Males 3.4 - 3.7 kg - Female 2.4 - 2.8 kg Muscovy Pedted Kabinburi DamLine, General, GeneralCrossbreeding, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SireLine Kabinburi Muscovy Duck It was established and improved from Barbary duck from France by Department of Livestock and Development. Department of Livestock Development was supported 80 Barbary ducks by the private sector in 1991. It was started to develop and propagated at Bang Pakong Livestock Breeding Station, Chachoengsao Province. In 2000, this herd was moved to Kabinburi Poultry Research and Development Center, Prachinburi province. They have good characteristics of reproductive, growth performance, disease resistance, and adaptation. They are named as Kabinburi Muscovy Duck. - The newborn duckling has yellowish-brown feather, black eyes, pinkish eyes, Shank and feet are yellow. Some of them has black spots on the head. - During growing period, the feather is white throughout the body and black spots are prominent on the middle of the head. - They have pink beak, yellow feet. Their faces have a rough skin with pink corlor. Especially, male ducks have rough skin that pronounced full face. The female ducks have a little rough skin with pink on the area upper beak. - Male duck is larger than female duck adaptability to tropical disease resistance good reproductive Yellow Yellow White No special pattern Indigenous - The newborn duckling has yellowish-brown feather, black eyes, pinkish eyes, Shank and feet are yellow. Some of them has black spots on the head. - During growing period, the feather is white throughout the body and black spots are prominent on the middle of the head. - They have pink beak, yellow feet. Their faces have a rough skin with pink corlor. Especially, male ducks have rough skin that pronounced full face. The female ducks have a little rough skin with pink on the area upper beak. 4.8 3 - The newborn duckling has yellowish-brown feather, black eyes, pinkish eyes, Shank and feet are yellow. Some of them has black spots on the head. - During growing period, the feather is white throughout the body and black spots are prominent on the middle of the head. - They have pink beak, yellow feet. Their faces have a rough skin with pink corlor. Especially, male ducks have rough skin that pronounced full face. The female ducks have a little rough skin with pink on the area upper beak. - Male duck is larger than female duck - Age at first egg 6 - 7 months. - Weight at first eggs 2.4 - 2.6 months - First egg weight 58 - 60 g - Birth weight 52 - 54 g - weight when mature (12 months) - Male 4.5 - 5.1 kg - Female 2.8 - 3.2 kg - Egg production 160 - 180 eggs per year. - Fattening period 10-12 weeks. - weight at 12 weeks - Males 3.4 - 3.7 kg - Female 2.4 - 2.8 kg Native y 1991 Domestic Breed Kabinburi Muscovy Duck It was established and improved from Barbary duck from France by Department of Livestock and Development. Department of Livestock Development was supported 80 Barbary ducks by the private sector in 1991. It was started to develop and propagated at Bang Pakong Livestock Breeding Station, Chachoengsao Province. In 2000, this herd was moved to Kabinburi Poultry Research and Development Center, Prachinburi province. They have good characteristics of reproductive, growth performance, disease resistance, and adaptation. They are named as Kabinburi Muscovy Duck. - The newborn duckling has yellowish-brown feather, black eyes, pinkish eyes, Shank and feet are yellow. Some of them has black spots on the head. - During growing period, the feather is white throughout the body and black spots are prominent on the middle of the head. - They have pink beak, yellow feet. Their faces have a rough skin with pink corlor. Especially, male ducks have rough skin that pronounced full face. The female ducks have a little rough skin with pink on the area upper beak. 1991 all part of Thailand 170 170 170 29 semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 0.053 0.053 12 12 6 6 6.5 6.5 6.5 28 28 28 tropical international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Thailand THA Muscovy duck Thapra Muscovy Duck (Pedted Thapra) Thailand Thapra Muscovy Duck (Pedted Thapra) Thapra Muscovy Duck (Pedted Thapra) was developed by Thapra Livestock Research and Breeding Center, Department of Livestock development. The objective was to improve growth and reproductive traits of Thai Native duck. In 1983, they were collected from 8 provinces in Northeastern part of Thailand. They were improved genetics by crossing with Muscovy duck originated from South Africa. Eggs of duck were increased from 77 to 98 eggs per year. Now egg production trait is 180 eggs/year. - Age at first egg 210 day - BW at first egg 2,305.74 g - Number of eggs 98-180 eggs - Male duck BW at 12 weeks 3,184.21 g - Female duck BW at 12 weeks 1,915.38 g - Mature weighs (male) 4.1 - 4.5 kg. - Mature weighs (female) 2.5 - 3.2 kg. Muscovy Pedted Thapra DamLine, Fertilizer, GeneralCrossbreeding, InterspeciesCrossing, Meat, ProductionOfOffspring, Research, SireLine Thapra Muscovy Duck (Pedted Thapra) Thapra Muscovy Duck (Pedted Thapra) was developed by Thapra Livestock Research and Breeding Center, Department of Livestock development. The objective was to improve growth and reproductive traits of Thai Native duck. In 1983, they were collected from 8 provinces in Northeastern part of Thailand. They were improved genetics by crossing with Muscovy duck originated from South Africa. Eggs of duck were increased from 77 to 98 eggs per year. Now egg production trait is 180 eggs/year. - Age at first egg 210 day - BW at first egg 2,305.74 g - Number of eggs 98-180 eggs - Male duck BW at 12 weeks 3,184.21 g - Female duck BW at 12 weeks 1,915.38 g - Mature weighs (male) 4.1 - 4.5 kg. - Mature weighs (female) 2.5 - 3.2 kg. Adaptability to tropical disease resistance good reproductive good reproductive Black No special pattern Indigenous black 3.18 1.92 Native y 1983 Domestic Breed Thapra Muscovy Duck (Pedted Thapra) Thapra Muscovy Duck (Pedted Thapra) was developed by Thapra Livestock Research and Breeding Center, Department of Livestock development. The objective was to improve growth and reproductive traits of Thai Native duck. In 1983, they were collected from 8 provinces in Northeastern part of Thailand. They were improved genetics by crossing with Muscovy duck originated from South Africa. Eggs of duck were increased from 77 to 98 eggs per year. Now egg production trait is 180 eggs/year. 1983 Northeastern part of Thailand 180 180 180 extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 12 12 6 6 6.5 6.5 6.5 28 28 28 tropical international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Ass Tadzhikskaya ru. Tajik Central Asian type domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Ala-Tau eng. Ala-Tau Alatauskaya Milk Some cows produce up to 13, 14 calves. This breed is known for longevity. uni coloured: brown 2 2 136 127 800 500 well developed dewlap y domestic breed composite of Swiss Brown, Kirgiz and Kazakh 1950 north-eastern Kyrgyzstan 305 3250 3.82 31 29 858 F65-61, 63 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. Some cows live for 15-17 years, produce 13-14 healthy calves and averaged 7 000-9 000 kg of milk with over 4% butter fat. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Black-Motley Black-Motley 0 0 domestic breed imported from Russia; exotic; 1965 3.8 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Kalmyk Kalmyk 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Kazakh white-haired Kazakh Whiteheaded 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Kholmogosrkiy 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Ostfriz Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Schwitz Brown Swiss Milk stable to blood parasites and diseases 0 0 450 345 Zebu domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Shvitse Zebuvidnyi skot ru. Schwyz-Zeboid, Swiss- Zebu, Russian Brown-Zebu Meat The breed is adapted to live under subtropical climatic conditions. The animals are reported to show resistance to infectious and parasitic blood diseases. multi coloured: light reddish brown to dark brown 2 2 805 462 domestic breed composite of Russian Brown and Tajik Zeboid 1937 onwards 3200 4 29.1 27.5 F65-93, 94 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Cattle Sredneaziatskii Zebu ru. Central Asian Zebu Turkestan Zebu, Turkestanskii Zebu, Central Asian Zebu well adapted to hot dry climate good stability to blood parasites and to several other diseases late ripeness comparatively high butter-fat and albumen milky uni coloured: black, red, from light to dark tones 2 2 325 200 Zebu, small size domestic breed In the opinion of many authors supposedly this population appeared as a result of natural interbreeding (in effect of the movement of nations and wars) of the representatives of these two subspecies's of the large horned live-stock (the zebu and central-asiatic live-stock). In Tajikistan first examination of the live-stock was organized in 1930 complex expedition on stock-breeding EKOSO (the Economic Advice and the Defense). regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Cattle TSSHZ-1 ru Hissar Milk 2 2 domestic breed composite of Russian Brown and Tajik Zebu regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Chicken Local Meat well adapted to the local environment The cocks give (grown up) to 2 kg of meat, hens - 1.5 kg. domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Goat Angora Nanny Angora 0 0 domestic breed On the base of the local nanny goats in Sugd region woolen nanny goats with Angora woo were created. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Goat Markhor eng. Markhor Capra Falconeri Wagner 0 0 feral breed South-western Tajikistan regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Goat Mestnye Grubosherstnye Kozy Srednei Azii ru. Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Meat The breed is considered a valuable resource for the creation of new breeds. uni coloured: usually black, occasionally grey, tan or pied 2 2 large horns 60 45 domestic breed indigenous breed mountain goats Altai cashmere 0.64 150 125 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, the animals were housed for 4-7months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.37 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Goat Nanny Meat Under good care per annum from one dam is possible to get two litters, usually 2 kids. It is characterized as with high fitness, rough wool and significant mass. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Goat Rovmit Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety 0 Tajikistan hair local No Information extinct extinct -Tajikistan TJK Goat Sovetskaya Sherstnaya ru. Soviet Mohair Soviet Mohair Wool The fertility of this breed is generally quite low The animals can withstand long distance drives, they have a strong constitution. F65-333 uni coloured: white 2 2 females: small and thin horns males: well developed horns 56 38 small in size domestic breed composite of Angora (USA) and Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired goats 1937 mohair/angora 1.9 150 120 3.1 2.8 F65-333 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 0-4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.13 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Goat Tajik eng. 2 2 domestic breed part of the Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired group local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Goat Tajik woolen sort of Nanny goats They are adjusted to distant-pasture maintenance. uni coloured: white 0 0 Their wool is half thin and half rough domestic breed It is created by crossbreeding of the local nanny goats with Angora woolen nanny goats and it followed the blood rush of australian (the angora) woolen nanny goats. 3 3 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Horse Karabairskaya Their milk is used for the preparation of the kumiss as medical. ru. Karabair Karabairskiy, Karabair Meat sufficiently high milk and meat productivity The record over running on distance of 1000 meters is 1.22 minutes, on 700 meters - 9.11 minutes and so on. uni coloured: black, grey, brown 154 149 domestic breed northern Tajikistan (Sugd region) and the whole Fergana valley 1200 1500 F65-271 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Horse Lokaiskaya ru. Lakayskiy, Lokai Meat adjusted to mountains and hot conditions high milk and meat productivity uni coloured: bay, grey, chestnut 159 146 light animals domestic breed composite of Iomud, Akhal-Teke, Karabair and Arab southern region F65-277 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Horse Tadzhikskaya Verkhovaya ru. Tajik Riding Horse light animals domestic breed composite of Arab, Thoroughbred, Lokai and other breeds 1953-1983 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Pig Landrace Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Pig Romanovskiy domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Pig Russian White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Argali eng. Argali Ovis Polii Blyth, Ammon uni coloured: shades of brown 2 2 large horns of ammon type short tail wild species Ovis ammon, captured and crossed with domestic sheep in Xinjiang, Qinhai, Tibet and Inner Mongolia wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Array of fine-fleeced uni coloured: white 0 0 87.5 50 domestic breed 3.75 1.18 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Darvazskaya ru. Darvaz Wool The animals are well adapted to high altitudes (3 500 m asl.) during the summer and harsh winters. uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0/2 0 58 55 33 31 short fat tail, similar to Chapan and Hotan domestic breed high mountain zones of Pamir and Karategin valley wool coarse/carpet 0.9 2.8 2.4 F65-241 During the summer period the animals graze in mountain pastures (3 500 m a.s.l.). During the winter animals are confined to sheds. Pastures are poor and winters are harsh, lasting four to six months. 1.09 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Dzhaidara It gives meat, fat and rough wool. ru. Jaidara Jaydara, Jaidara Wool uni coloured: black (65-68%), tan (24-26%), grey or brown 0/2 0 105 73.6 fat rump and tail domestic breed northern Tajikistan wool coarse/carpet 2.3 5.6 5.2 151 F65-229 during the whole year they use the pasturage 8.75 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Gissarian Lard Adapted to regional conditions. It has most rough wool suitable to fabrication of large felt mat, valenki and other technical fabrics. 0 0 68 97.5 fat-tail domestic breed country-wide wool local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Gissarskaya ru. Uzbek, Hissar Meat uni coloured: brown 0/2 0 some rams have small horns 82 78 135 75 fat rump domestic breed isolated breed of fat-rumped sheep wool coarse/carpet 1.2 110 F65-225 1.12 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Gornodarvazskaya Myasosherstnaya Porodnaya Gruppa ru. Gornodarvskaya Tonkorunnaya, Darvaz Mountain Mutton-Wool Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 medium to fine wooled domestic breed Darvaz improved by Merinolandschaf (1940's) and Caucasian (1948 onwards) 1940's eastern Tajikistan wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Karakul Karakul 0 0 65 44 fat-tailed domestic breed south 4.1 4.1 1.3 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Larvaz 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Lincoln eng. Lincoln Longwool 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Marco Polo's Sheep eng. Marco Polo's Sheep Great Pamir Sheep, Pamir Argali, Great Tibetan Sheep R-1973 Report on the Afghan Pamir. Part 2: Biology of Marco Polo Sheep (1973) 0 0 113 100 126 76 feral variety Ovis ammon polii, variety of Argali wool FAO Breed Survey Roberts, T.J. (?) The Mammals of Pakistan. Heptner V.G. et al (1988) The mammals of the Soviet Union, Vol.1. These sheep are found from 5 000 m to 7 500 m a.s.l. in the Pamir range of mountains. The sheep are not permenant residents in Pakistan but migrate in early winter across the Khunjerab Pass into northern Hunza and from the Hindu Kush mountains across the Klick Pass further to the North-West and also into Hunza. In early spring these sheep migrate back northwards into chinese Turkistan or afghan territory and lambs are born outside Pakistan. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Pamir Finewool eng. 0 0 domestic breed composite of Merino and Darvaz wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Pamirskaya ru. Pamir Wool uni coloured: white similar to Kirgiz Fat-rumped 0 domestic variety wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Romanovskiy Romanov 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Sarajin 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Tadzhikskaya ru. Tajik Semi-coarsewooled, Tajik Wool uni coloured: white 2 0 120 70 fat-rump wool medium 2.5 205 F65-213, 215 1.05 local No Information unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Sheep Urial Urial Vignei Section, Ovis Orientalis Gmelin multi coloured: shades of red-brown with pale underparts 2 2 short tail (up to 10 cm) feral breed Ovis vignei, intermediate between Argali and Red sheep wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tajikistan TJK Yak (domestic) Yak Meat They are highly adaptable to high altitudes, low atmospheric pressure and low oxygen content of air. They can also graze on short grass areas grazed by sheep. Yaks excellently use natural stern grounds which other animals can not use. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: also white-spotted black, greyish-brown, pale yellowish 2 2 125 109 425 260 humped domestic breed in Altai Territory and in high altitude regions of the Tyan Shan 200 600 7 16 15 FAO Breed Survey F65-359 during the whole year they are kept on pastures (under opened by sky). local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Ass Kulan Khulan Transcaspian Onager feral variety Equus hemionus Kulan, variety of Onager regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Ass Maryiskaya ru. Merv, Mary uni coloured: white similar to Hamadan domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Ass Meskhet- Dzhavakhetskaya ru. Meskhet-Javakhet Meskhet-Javakhet domestic variety variety of Georgian regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Ass Turkmenskaya ru. Turkmen Central Asian type domestic local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Black-mottled Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkmenistan TKM Cattle Khorosanskii Zebu ru. Khurasani uni coloured: usually red or black
multi coloured: also brown pied or spotted 2 2 domestic variety variety of Central Asian Zebu local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Cattle Latvian eng. Latvian Brown Fulvous Latvian uni-coloured: brown 0 0 domestic breed 1960s-1970s international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Cattle Red Steppe eng. Red Steppe Milk uni-coloured: red 0 0 400 domestic breed composite breed developed in Turkmenistan, developed to combine positive qualities of local and imported cattle: adaptability and productivity Mary, Lebap and Dashoguz velayats 2500 3500 3.9 56 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Turkmenistan TKM Cattle Shwitz Schwyz, Shvitsezebu-looked, Shwitzezebu Milk well adapted to local conditions relatively resistant to blood parasite diseases uni-coloured: brown 0 0 domestic breed composite breed developed in Turkmenistan, developed to combine positive qualities of local and imported cattle: adaptability and productivity 1930s Kopet Dagh mountains 2500 4000 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Cattle Sredneaziatskii Zebu ru. Central Asian Zebu Turkestan Zebu, Turkestanskii Zebu, Central Asian Zebu 2 2 Zebu domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Cattle Turkmen eng. 2 2 domestic variety variety of Central Asian Zebu local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Dromedary Turkmen Arvana eng. Turkmen Arvana Meat The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The milk products such as chal, agaran (sour-milk products) etc. have medical significance for tuberculosis, pulmonary and gastrointestinal diseases. The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 182 178 630 450 domestic breed indigenous breed developed by the Turkmen Karakum desert 2.3 1700 2000 450 4000 3.8 4.9 30 28 37,5 thousand heads (30,0% ) are in the state agricultural enterprises and 87,5 thousand heads or 70,0% maintained in the private sector
generally the herd goes out grazing in remote pastures while 15-20 female lactating camels are kept near the settlement to provide milk to the families two intra-breed types can be distinguished:
1. Sakarchagin: milk-meat type: - wither height 188 cm;
- live weight 720 kg;
- milk yield: 3 500 kg in 12 months with 3.5% milk fat;
2. Yerbent milk type: - wither height 178 cm;
- live weight 610 kg;
- milk yield: 4 400 kg in 12 months with 3.3% milk fat;
1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Goat Mestnye Grubosherstnye Kozy Srednei Azii ru. Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Meat uni coloured: usually black, occasionally grey, tan or pied 2 2 large horns 60 45 domestic breed indigenous breed mountain goats Altai cashmere 0.64 150 125 FAO Breed Survey The data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, the animals were housed for 4-7months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The breed is considered a valuable resource for the creation of new breeds. 1.37 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Goat Sovetskaya Sherstnaya ru. Soviet Mohair Soviet Mohair Wool The fertility of this breed is generally quite low. The animals can withstand long distance drives, they have a strong constitution. F65-333 uni coloured: white 2 2 females: small and thin horns males: well developed horns 56 38 small in size domestic breed composite of Angora (USA) and Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired 1937 mohair/angora 1.9 150 120 3.1 2.8 F65-333 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 0-4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.13 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Goat Turkmen eng. 2 2 domestic breed part of the Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired group local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Horse Adaevskaya ru. Adaev Adaev Riding (sports) light animals domestic variety variety of Kazakh, may have some Turkmen blood between Caspian and Aral seas regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Horse Akhal-Tekinskaya ru. Akhal-Teke Turki, Turkmen, Turkmenian, Turkoman, Akhal-Teke 158 157 465 425 light animals, similar to Iomud but larger in size domestic breed originated as a desert horse, developed in Turkmenia around the turn of the 8th century turn of the 8th century F65-257 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The records for the breed are as follows:
1000m in 1min 3.8 sec,
1600m in 1min 44.8 sec,
2700m in 2 min 45.3 sec.
international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Turkmenistan TKM Horse yomood eng. Iomudskaya, Iomud uni coloured: grey or chestnut, occasionally golden chestnut or black 152 149 light animals, similar to Akhal-Teke but smaller in size domestic breed descended from ancient Turkmenian horses crossed with Arab, maybe with some influence of Steppe Dashoguz velayat F65-267 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. This breed is kept in herds in the desert and semi-desert. local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Arkal eng. Transcaspian Urial, Ovis Orientalis Arkal 0 0 wild variety Ovis vignei Arkal Eversmann, variety of Urial Ust-Urt, between Caspian and Aral Sea wool local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Ashkhabadskaya ru. Ashkhabad 0 0 domestic variety superior variety of Sary-Ja wool local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Erek ru. Geoclan Wool uni coloured: black, brown, white 0 domestic variety wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Karakul Karakul SkinsHides adapted to extreme climatic conditions; daily air temperatures reaches 45-50°C and sand temperature is 70°C and higher, fodder and drinking water deficit , winter frost is often minus 10-15°C with significant snowfalls uni-coloured: grey to black 0 0 52.5 42.5 fat broadtailed sheep type, curly fleece domestic breed Karakum desert 1.8 2.5 120 130 120 140 6 7 47 Depending on forage-pastures conditions each herd include from 600 to 900 heads of sheep. Each herd is assigned to a shepherds team of three men. 1 1.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Saradzhinskaya ru. Sary-Ja Sary-Ja Wool uni coloured: grey 0 0 85 57.5 fat-rump y domestic breed improved by Degeres since 1950 South-eastern Turkmenistan wool coarse/carpet 3.5 5.3 5 200 F65-211 This is a range breed, kept on pasture throughout the year. Supplemental feeding is only given to weak sheep and rams during the pre-mating and mating periods. Emergency supplies of roughages and concentrates are kept as an insurance against heavy snowfalls and ice-covered grazing. 1.04 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Saraja the spring wool of the saraja sheep is used for Turkmen national carpets manufacturing Meat uni-coloured: white with a presence of a small quantity of brown coloured fibers on the head, feet and ears
comment: when born they are brown 0 0 75 55 fat-tail sheep domestic breed developed in South-east Turkmenistan by Turkmen Karakum desert and Kopet Dag foothills. wool coarse/carpet 2.5 4 1.05 1.1 local No Information unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Shirazi Shirazi uni coloured: grey 0 0 domestic variety grey (lethal when homozygous) variety of Karakul wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Tekin 0 domestic variety variety of Turkmen Fat-rumped local No Information extinct extinct -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Turkmenskaya kurdyuchnaya ru. Turkmen Fat-rumped Wool uni coloured: grey
comments: usually grey 0 domestic variety varieties: Iomud, Tekin wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Turkmenistan TKM Sheep Yomood eng. Iomud Meat uni coloured: brown, some are white, black and speckled 2 0 67 medium-sized fat-tailed sheep 0 domestic breed originated from the Iranian sheep southwestern part of Turkmenistan particularly in Magtymguly and Atrek regions of Balkan velayat wool coarse/carpet 2 2.8 120 90 local No Information extinct extinct -Tonga TON Cattle Brahman Brahman 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic;composite of Shorthorn and Brahman. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Cattle Senepol Senepol GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Cattle Simmental Brahman 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; local No Material unknown unknown -Tonga TON Chicken Brown Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tonga TON Chicken White Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Duck (domestic) local duck eng. Eggs domestic indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Tonga TON Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Horse Local Horse eng. Meat domestic indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Tonga TON Pig Duroc fr. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Pig Large White eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tonga TON Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Buffalo Buffalypso eng. Buffalypso Meat uni coloured: reddish-brown or black 2 2 domestic breed composite of Murrah, Surti, Jafarabadi, Nili and Bhadawari (all imported 1900-1949) 1950 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Australian Milking Zebu eng. Australian Milking Zebu AMZ 0 0 domestic breed 1970s international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Charbray eng. Charbray Meat uni coloured: cream 2 2 horns generally white in colour slender and tapered slight dewlap, large, long bodied heavy muscled animals domestic breed composite of Charolais and Brahman developed in Texas, USA international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Holstein cross 0 0 domestic breed Holstein-Zebu crossbred local No Information unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Jamaica Hope eng. Jamaica Hope 0 0 domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Jamaica Red eng. Meat uni coloured: dark to medium red 0 0 large size with heavy musculature of the shoulders and hindquarters, it has good depth of body and legs of medium height, the hair sleek and dense; the skin fine domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Cattle Sahiwal eng. Sahiwal The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed 272 1852 4.6 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Arbor Acres eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. Production is divided into contract farming and non-contract farming. Contract farmers provide housing and labour and are paid a fixed price per bird by weight. Integrators provide all inputs such as feed, medication and technical advice and purchase all the birds from the farmer. Non-contract farmers provide all inputs themselves and supply fresh birds to pluck shops. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Bovano Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Brown Eggs domestic imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Cobb Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic line imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. Production is divided into contract farming and non-contract farming. Contract farmers provide housing and labour and are paid a fixed price per bird by weight. Integrators provide all inputs such as feed, medication and technical advice and purchase all the birds from the farmer. Non-contract farmers provide all inputs themselves and supply fresh birds to pluck shops. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Hisex Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs domestic imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic line imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. Production is divided into contract farming and non-contract farming. Contract farmers provide housing and labour and are paid a fixed price per bird by weight. Integrators provide all inputs such as feed, medication and technical advice and purchase all the birds from the farmer. Non-contract farmers provide all inputs themselves and supply fresh birds to pluck shops. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Hubbard Golden Comet eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hubbard Golden Comet Eggs domestic imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Hyline Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown Eggs domestic imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs domestic imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken Ross Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic line imported; exotic The industry is wholly privatized and dominated by a few large integrators who are also the major raw material and input suppliers. Production is divided into contract farming and non-contract farming. Contract farmers provide housing and labour and are paid a fixed price per bird by weight. Integrators provide all inputs such as feed, medication and technical advice and purchase all the birds from the farmer. Non-contract farmers provide all inputs themselves and supply fresh birds to pluck shops. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Chicken local """""breed name unknown""""" Meat domestic breed the existing local breeds have developed from the, uncontrolled crossing of the following breeds: Dominican, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, Cornish and the Leghorn rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Goat Anglo Nubian Drums are made from the skin. Certain ethnic groups utilize the edible offfals, head and feet for certain dishes. eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat multi coloured: any colour or combination of colours, but ideally no facial stripes 0 0 90 70 facial lines convex, the ears long and pendulous, set low and lying flat to the head, no tassels, coat short and fine domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and other European countries; exotic Goats are reared under intensive and semi intensive systems of production. Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. They are housed in individual pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals by tethering and under back yard conditions. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Goat Boer dutch Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and other European countries; exotic Goats are reared under intensive and semi intensive systems of production. Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. They are housed in individual pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals by tethering and under back yard conditions. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Goat British Alpine eng. British Alpine Milk multi coloured: black, white lines on the face and the legs, white throughout below the knees 0 0 80 65 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and other European countries; exotic Goats are reared under intensive and semi intensive systems of production. Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. They are housed in individual pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals by tethering and under back yard conditions. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Goat Criollo sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed non-descrip, locally adapted breed, developed from goats brought by the immigrants during the colonization of the islands, the main foundation breeds of the criollo would have come from Africa and Asia rural areas hair either tethered or grazed in enclosed pastures during the day and placed in enclosed pens during the night international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Goat Saanen Saanen Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 90 80 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and other European countries; exotic Goats are reared under intensive and semi intensive systems of production. Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. They are housed in individual pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals by tethering and under back yard conditions. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom and other European countries; exotic Goats are reared under intensive and semi intensive systems of production. Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. They are housed in individual pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals by tethering and under back yard conditions. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat resistance to stress widely known for its ability to put on weight rapidly without deposition of much fat uni coloured: red-brown domestic breed exotic developed in the USA commercial small and large scale international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat multi coloured: black in colour with a characteristic white band which encircles the forequarter domestic breed exotic, originally a indigenous breed of England, it was developed as a modern breed in the USA commercial small and large scale international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat uni coloured: white extremely long body domestic breed exotic, originated in Denmark commercial small and large scale international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Pig Yorkshire eng. Large White Meat uni coloured: white erect ears, long face, strong legs domestic breed exotic originally from England commercial small and large scale international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Rabbit Californian eng. California Meat multi coloured: white with black fur on nose, feet and tail 4.5 3.6 domestic breed imported; exotic Most rabbit producers are small scale, subsistence or backyard operators with a maximum of thirty five (35) heads breeding does, however, there are now several commercial producers approximately eighty (80), some of whom are members of the Trinidad Rabbit Breeders Association.
Animals are kept mainly under intensive or semi-intensive systems, which utilize complete wire cages, wood and wire combination cages and a mix of cage and ground floor systems. The diet consists of a range of green forages, vegetable kitchen wastes and supplemental pig, poultry or ruminant concentrate. Extruded/pelleted concentrate feed specifically formulated for growing rabbits is now supplied by two local feed millers and there are plans for the supply of a maternal ration. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat uni coloured: white
comment: red eyes 5.5 4.1 long muscular body domestic breed imported; exotic Most rabbit producers are small scale, subsistence or backyard operators with a maximum of thirty five (35) heads breeding does, however, there are now several commercial producers approximately eighty (80), some of whom are members of the Trinidad Rabbit Breeders Association.
Animals are kept mainly under intensive or semi-intensive systems, which utilize complete wire cages, wood and wire combination cages and a mix of cage and ground floor systems. The diet consists of a range of green forages, vegetable kitchen wastes and supplemental pig, poultry or ruminant concentrate. Extruded/pelleted concentrate feed specifically formulated for growing rabbits is now supplied by two local feed millers and there are plans for the supply of a maternal ration. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Sheep Barbados Black Belly They are particularly valuable to the Muslim community for slaughter at religious festivals. They also provide a function as a living bank and assets for subsistence farmers. eng. Barbados Black Belly Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. The animals breed all year round. These are hardy animals. uni coloured: red, brown
multi coloured: black, brown
comment: black nose, ears, eyebrows, belly and lower legs, tan with black belly (badger face) 0 0 80 50 medium-size, leggy goat, male has a mane, slight Roman nose especially in the ram with black points on the face, sometimes there are two whitish lines running from the forehead to the nose domestic breed imported from African or breed originated and evolved in Barbados from crosses of African hair sheep and European wooled breeds of unknown origin 1700 hair F17-8, 16 W24-20 Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals under backyard conditions, consequently there is a high dependency on feeding concentrates. 1.83 1 4 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Sheep Blackhead Persian They are particularly valuable to the Muslim community for slaughter at religious festivals. They also provide a function as a living bank and assets for subsistence farmers. eng. Blackhead Persian Meat multi coloured: black head and neck with a white body 0 0 domestic breed developed through natural selection from imports of parent stock dating back to the days of the slave trade hair Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals under backyard conditions, consequently there is a high dependency on feeding concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Maryland, USA; exotic Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals under backyard conditions, consequently there is a high dependency on feeding concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Sheep Katahdin Katahdin Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Maryland, USA; exotic Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals under backyard conditions, consequently there is a high dependency on feeding concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Sheep Virgin Island White They are particularly valuable to the Muslim community for slaughter at religious festivals. They also provide a function as a living bank and assets for subsistence farmers. eng. St. Croix Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed developed through natural selection from imports of parent stock dating back to the days of the slave trade hair Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals under backyard conditions, consequently there is a high dependency on feeding concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Sheep West African They are particularly valuable to the Muslim community for slaughter at religious festivals. They also provide a function as a living bank and assets for subsistence farmers. eng. West African Dwarf Meat 0 0 domestic breed developed through natural selection from imports of parent stock dating back to the days of the slave trade hair Animals are either fed cut grass or grazed during the day but are all penned during the night in fully barricaded pens. There are a number of farmers who rear animals under backyard conditions, consequently there is a high dependency on feeding concentrates. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Trinidad and Tobago TTO Turkey White Turkey it is fattened and marketed locally particularly during the Christmas season White Meat domestic breed exotic; imported Turkeys are reared in intensive systems similar to the broiler industry for commercial production. They are also grown in backyard semi-intensive systems by small household producers as a secondary source of income. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Ass Ane Tunisien eng. domestic breed local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Cattle African aurochs eng. African Aurochs African urus, synonym B.p hahni Hilzheimer, Bos primigenius opisthonomus Pomel domestic variety origin of Hamitic Longhorn regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -Tunisia TUN Cattle Blonde du Cap Bon fr. uni coloured: white 0 0 Medium horns. Native n Domestic breed indigenous breed Iberian type cattle local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Cattle Brune de l' Atlas fr. Brown Atlas Brown Atlas The breed is adapted to the arid zone. uni coloured: brown, cream 2 2 135 118 420 335 Iberian type, similar to Libyan domestic breed 175 595 4.3 18 18 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Cattle Frisonne-Holstein Holstein (black and white) Holstein Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from North America and Europe 1970s international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Cattle La Brune des Alpes fr. Brown Swiss Brown Swiss, Shwytz Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported 1970's international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Cattle Tarentaise It is a French breed Tarentaise Fertilizer, Meat, Milk 0 0 domestic breed exotic; imported from France 1970's international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Babcock eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babcock Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Chicken Euribrid Hisex eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Hybro Commercial strain- broiler- Euribrid Hybro Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken ISA Vedette Commercial strain- broiler- ISA Vedette Meat Dwarf chicken. domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Sasso Sasso Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs domestic breed imported; exotic North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Shaver Redbro Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Redbro Meat Dwarf chicken. domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 North east and Center-east of Tunisia. Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Chicken Shaver Starbro eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Shaver Starbro Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1970 Commercial sector. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Dromedary Maghrebi Maghrabi Meat The animals endure a lack of water and fodder. 450 400 domestic breed "Found south of the country and around """"Sebkha""""." 37 32.5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Goat Arbi ar Meat Native local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Horse Arabe Arab Riding (sports) domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Horse Arabe Barbe fr. West African Barb West African Barb, Arab-Barb DraughtPower uni coloured: grey 155 150 450 420 light animals Native y domestic breed descended from Barb 180 60 65 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from horses kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates without housing. - fecundity rate is quite low 30-35%;
regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Horse Barbe fr. Barb Barb The fecundity rate of this breed is very low (about 35% (r)). This breed is a good saddle horse and a good jumper. uni coloured: grey or different shades of brown 155 150 450 420 light animals Native y 1987 domestic breed FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and concentrates without any housing. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Horse Hamdani Arab Kuhailan, Saklawi, Arab 150 148 420 400 domestic breed originated in the 4-8th century in hot arid steppes of the Arabian Peninsula 4th-8th century 55 50 FAO Breed Survey National Studbook Performance data were collected from stationary horses, housed all year around and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. - fecundity rate 70%;
- mortality rate (in the young) 10%;
international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Horse Le poney des Mogods fr. domestic breed indigenous breed Mountains of North-western Tunisia. local No Material atRisk endangered -Tunisia TUN Horse Nefza Pony domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Tunisia TUN Horse pur-sang anglais fr. Thoroughbred Riding (sports) domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Sheep Barbarine Français Arabi Locally adapted 3.5 3.2 12 9 12 15 24 17 24 130 20 OEP-MOA 112 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Sheep Noir de Thibar fr. Black Merino, Thibar Wool uni coloured: black, occasionally with white spot on head or tail 0 0 68 62 75 55 y 1945 domestic breed composite of Arles Merino and Tadmit 1911 onwards Medjerda Valley, North-western Tunisia wool medium 2.5 3.32 3 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates and without housing. Kept on large exploitations (>100 ha.) - fertility 81.21%;
- fecundity 105.96;
- weight at 10 days: 5.55 kg (male) and 5.23 kg (female);
- weight at 30 days: 8.7 kg (male) and 8.2 kg;
- growth rate 10-30 days 158g (male) and 152g (female);
1.28 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Sheep Noire de Thibar Frensh Meat Native 4.32 9 12 15 15 20 20 24 170 25 OEP/MOA 130 130 160 local No Information unknown unknown -Tunisia TUN Sheep Queue Fine de l'Ouest fr. =Thin-Tailed of the West Tadmit, Ouled Jelal Meat The breed is adapted to the steppe and semi-steppe zones. This breed produces good quality meat, as the fat is spread in layers between the muscles. uni coloured: white 2 0 72 62 72 50 The breed is phenotypically uniform with a standard horn shape. domestic breed Descended from Algerian Arab with some Merino (France) input Around 1925 Makhtar-Le Kef-Gafsa Triangle, western Tunisia wool medium 1.35 118 4.13 3.93 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under sedentry conditions, fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates and not housed. - fertility rate: 83.67%;
- mortality rate: 4.7%;
- weight at 10 days: 5.75 kg (male)and 5.48 kg (female);
- weight at 30 days: 9.0 kg (male) and 8.57 kg (female);
- growth rate in 10-30 days: 162g/d in males and 155g/d in females;
local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Sheep Sicilo-Sarde it. Tunisian Milk Sheep, Sardinian Milk North Tunisia Specialized dairy sheep uni coloured: white, black, brown or grey, very heterogeneous 2 0/2 65 50 70 45 Domestic breed composite of Sardinian and Sicilian breeds Béja and Bizerte, northern Tunisia wool coarse/carpet 200 150 250 113 61 3.4 3.2 12 12 15 15 20 24 100 N2-112 F2-112 FAO Breed Survey Mainly found on large (> 100 ha.) State farms. -fecundity: 129.67%;
- fertility: 90.13%;
- mortality: 7.11;
- weight at 10 days: 5.1 males and 4.78 females;
- weight at 30 days: 7.96 males and 7.53 females;
- growth at 10-30 days: 142.9 males and 137.3 females;
144 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Tunisia TUN Sheep Sidi Tabet Cross Wool uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic breed composite of Portuguese Black Merino and Thibar wool medium local No Material extinct extinct -Tunisia TUN Sheep Tunisian Barbarin fr. Tunisian Barbary Constantinois, Moutons de l'Oued Souf, Tunisien, Barbary, Nejdi Meat The breed is adapted to live under desert conditions (extreme heat) and feeds on dune grass. These animals are suitable for a transhumant or nomadic lifestyle. The variety with the black head is more resistant to sun rays after eating the plant Millepertuis (which makes sheep sensitive to the sun). uni coloured: white with black or red-brown head, occasionally blue 2 0/2 70 60 75 45 fat tail y 1947 domestic breed along the border to Algeria wool coarse/carpet 2 2.5 135 45 3.6 3.3 F6-31 FAO Breed Survey - fertilidad 82.7%;
- prolificidad: 112.7%;
- fecundidad: 93.25%;
- mortalidad: 3.19;
- peso a 10 días: 5.58 kg (machos) y 5.2 kg (hembras);
- peso a 30 días: 8.65 kg (machos) y 8.1 kg (hembras);
- crecimiento 10-30 días: 158 g/d (machos) y 145 g/d (hembras);
1.15 1.2 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Ass Anatolian eng. uni coloured: black, grey domestic breed Black and grey varieties of this breed exist. local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Ass Karakaçan turk. In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Ass Merzifon In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Buffalo Anadolu Mandası Its milk is used for making cream (kaymak) and some kind of cheese (like mozzarella) its meat is preferred for making Turkish type of sausage (sucuk) because of its colour. tur. Anatolian Water Buffalo Camız, Dombay, Camış, Kömüş DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Anatolian water buffalo has been the most important animal production material in Turkey for centuries for their milk, meat and drought power. It can utilize poor quality foods in rushy and well-watered places. It is resistant to sudden changes of feeds and diseases as foot and mouth disease, BSE, IBR-IPV and infections caused by blood parasites. Warble fly is not harmful to water buffalo. It can utilize poor quality foods. Parturition without help (99%) In Turkey water buffalo meat is especially used for making sausage, which is a very popular typical product in Turkey, prepared with buffalo meat, beef and mutton spiced especially with garlic. Water buffaloes were very popular especially for their milk fat cream traditionally suits for famous Turkish dessert. The percentage of creamy structured milk fat content was about to 13%. The horns are used for making Turkish bow and reed flute apparatus. Herd and maternal instincts, ability of pasturing is so well that it looks after not only its own calves but also the other calves in the herd and it tries to prevent them from dangers. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf), Breed Registration List, TR Official Gazette (2004) They like muddy and marshy lands. Their main foods are the plants in muddy or marshy lands. They can utilize less quality baits very well because of they have digestive systems high in capacity. The temperature has an adverse effect on the animals if it is below 5°C or above 30°C. It has so few sweat glands and hairs that it needs to get into some puddles or lies down on muddy places during the hot seasons. Hair covering adult body is in black or dark gray. White hairs may rarely be seen on head, pastern and on the end of tail. The muzzle is black. Black or dark grey Black or dark grey 2 2 The bottom of horns turned backward or lateral sides and the end (point) of them turned up, inside or slightly forward. There are gradually reducing rings round the horns from bottom to top. 136 129 575 438 The body is coarse, cornered (angled) and muscular, the rump is low, articulations are thick and strong. Native domestic breed Mostly in the Black Sea Region but it can be seen many places in Turkey. 800 1600 360 8 31 29 36 24 51 429 324 13 565 302 51 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf), Breed Registration List, TR Official Gazette (2004) Semi-extensive It likes well-watered or marsh places and moist regions. Rushes, reeds and wild grass in well-watered places are the main coarse-food that it is utilized Maximum value for parturition interval is 906 days local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Cattle - turk. Çukurova 0 0 local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Anatolian Black Pied eng. 0 0 domestic breed widely used local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Anatolian Brown eng. 0 0 domestic breed widely used local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Antakli turk. Lebanese Milk uni coloured: shades of brown 2 2 domestic variety variety of Damascus or composite of Damascus and Baladi Hatay local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Boz Irk Its meat can be sold higher prices than other cattle breeds in local market. Before agricultural mechanization, it was using as draught animal. turk. "Boz in Turkish means ""grey""" Anatolian Grey Turkish Grey, Step Sığırı, Plevne Sığırı, Turkish Grey Steppe, Turkish Grey, Turkish Grey Steppe, Boz step or plevne DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Since 1930 the government policy was directed towards upgrading of Turkish Grey Steppe with Brown Swiss to produce Turkish Brown. In 1975 the breed numbered 930 000 animals including Brown Swiss cattle. The breed considered at risk in 2003 and still at risk. It has been conserved in Sheep Research Station since 1995. In situ conservation subsidy of this breed has been continued in their original living area since 2005. According to the Regulation on Domestic Animal Genetic Resources Registration, the Domestic Animal Registration Committee registered Boz ırk (Anatolian Grey) in 2004. Before agricultural mechanization, it was a substantial contribution on Turkish agricultural progress. The animals can withstand harsh steppe climate. It is resistant to sudden feed changing. Its digestive system is fit for utilization of poor quality feeds.If it gets sick, it is able to recover rapidly. It has strong and tough hoofs. It has violent temper and aggressive nature, also its instincts of defending herd and calves are very well. Milking is not possible unless she sees her calf. It is able to survive and reproduce without human intervention. Its meat is delicious and it can be sold high price. The animals utilize coarse fodder well. Calf livability is 0.99 in 60 th day Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf), Breed Registration List, TR Official Gazette (2004) It has excellent ability to utilize its natural breeding area where is generally in forest and on mountainous regions. When animal numbers are restricted at an appropriate level, the breed plays a vital role as an important component of its ecology. In the inside of forests and rugged lands on the mountainous regions, it is able to survive and reproduce without human intervention. Its instincts of defending herd and calves are very well. The colour changes from light silver-grey to dark ash-grey. There is a dark coloured ring looks like eyeglasses around the eyes of bulls. The muzzle is surrounded by a black colour ring. The inside of ears is covered by black hairs. The cow colour is lighter in comparison to the bulls. Generally, the colour of neck, breast, chest, underside of shoulders and legs are darker in comparison to the other part of the body. The anus in black colour is accepted as a sign of being purebred. The calves are born in light brown and then their colour changes into grey as they grow. From light silver-grey to dark ash-grey Deep grey 2 2 Horns’ shape is like crescent, their cross section is circular and they have no nodes. 126 118 475 350 The body has a strong structure. The part of rump closed to sacrum is rather narrow, so it seems like triangular from above. The body of males becomes narrow through front side to backside. The rump height is higher than the wither height. Native n domestic breed 1. Hungary (İ. Abidin, 1952) 2. Iskar (Bulgaria) (previous information on DAD-IS but the source is not available) 1. 1864 (İ. Abidin, 1952) 2. 1890-1940 (previous information on DAD-IS but the source is not available) The Thrace, Marmara, North and Interior Aegean, West Anatolian Regions extensive (non backyard) grazing 220 78 350 1095 157 2965 3.93 2.5 6.12 24.04 22.37 33 30 36 15 800 210 55 National Breed Registration List which published in Official Gazzette on 12/12/2004 Extensive Performance was measured under very extensive conditions with total grazing. Calving rate % 87. Weight at 12 months: 370 kg (male) and 190 kg (female). Weight at 24 months: 410 kg (male) and 290 kg (female) 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed wide-spread from west to east. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Cattle Cildir turk. 2 2 domestic variety variety of East Anatolian Red local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Diyarbakir turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle DoguAnadoluKirmizisi en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Dörtyol turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic),
2) decreasing number of farmers,
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed small variety of South Anatolian Red, similar to Baladi in Syria southern Turkey local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle East Anatolian Red The breed is also used for conservation of genetic sources and research material. eng. Eastern Red, Dogu Anadolu Kirmizisi, East Anatolian Red Milk Eastern Anatolian Red (Doðu Anadolu Kýrmýzýsý) is a breed of Eastern and North Eastern Anatolia and it has the second largest distribution area after Anatolian Black. In 2003, this breed is at risk. The animals are well adapted to hard climate. uni coloured: yellowish red to reddish brown 2 2 Bos taurus brachiceceros 118 275 narrow breast zone domestic breed of Caucasian origin eastern and North-eastern Anatolia 1000 1200 270 4.4 58 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Eleskirt turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Gole turk. 2 2 domestic variety variety of East Anatolian Red eastern Turkey local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Güney Anadolu Kirmizisi turk. Halep, Kilis, South Anatolian Red, Southern Yellow-Red Milk The breed is decreasing due to cross-breeding.
In 2003, this breed is at risk. The breed is well adapted to the local hot climate. This breed is reported to be tolerant to diseases caused by parasites. uni coloured: varies from light yellow to dark red 2 2 short horns, sometimes rudimentary 135 125 325 tallest cattle Turkish breed, short body, head narrow and long domestic breed South-eastern Provinces of Turkey bordering Syria and the Mediterranean Sea 1500 3200 275 2850 F6-32, 33 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Halep eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Holstein Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed wide-spread from west to east. 305 7000 4 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey 0 0 domestic breed Jersey is especially common in Black Sea region international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Cattle Kafkasya eng. Caucasian Caucasus 0 0 domestic breed regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Kalmuk reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Karacabey montafon turk. Cifteler Brown, Karacabey Brown, Karacabey esmeri, Turkish Brown Milk steppe 2 2 domestic breed composite of Montafon and Turkish Grey Steppe 1925 North-western Turkey local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Karacadag turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Karaisali turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Kibris eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Kirim eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Kultak turk. In 2003, this breed is at risk. uni coloured: grey 0 0 110 220 domestic breed Gorum Province This breed fattens easily. Milk yield is not known exactly. local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Malakan Okranya reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed descended from Ukrainian Grey North-eastern Turkey local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Maras eng. 0 0 domestic breed widely used local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Seferihisar turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed local variety, maybe composite of Simmental and Aleppo (i.e. Damascus) Izmir Province, western Turkey local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Simmental eng. Simmental 0 0 domestic breed widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Cattle Siyah eng. Kalmuk In 2003, this breed is extinct during the last 50 years. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Urga Sigiri eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Urla turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Cattle Yerli Güney sarisi turk. South Yellow Milk uni coloured: yellow 0 0 107 200 domestic breed southern Anatolia 630 188 3.6 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Cattle Yerli Kara turk. Anatolian Black, Native Black cattle Milk The number of pure Black Cattle is decreasing because of cross-breeding with exotic breeds. This breed can withstand bad environmental conditions. uni coloured: black 2 2 brachicercos 108 105 350 250 head is narrow and long y 1996 domestic breed Indigenous breed black cattle breed Central Anatolia extensive (non backyard) stationary 750 257 164 306 1062 243 1509 4.66 3.8 5.4 18.75 17.74 32 27 36 382 365 405 918.67 This breed can be kept under insufficient feed and harsh environmental conditions . local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Turkey TUR Cattle Zavot turk. (Zavot) Milk In 2003, this breed is at risk. The animals are well adapted to hard climate. uni coloured: grey 2 2 134 340 domestic breed composite of Simmental and East Anatolian Red Kars Province, Ardahan Province, eastern Anatolia, north eastern Turkey 1100 1500 900 210 24 24 900 56 Calving rate is 90%. local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Denizli turk. Eggs, Fancy, Meat Its roosters are famous for singing for about 15-16 seconds. Rooster may be aggressive in mature age. The breed is one of the important symbols of Denizli province. Some differences may be seen among the individuals in terms of feathering. Obtaining auto-sex chicks is possible by selection depends on quills length and differences of toe colour. single white grey various colours indigenous Eye seems as blackened with kohl. White earlobes can be seen, beak is generally in dark grey tones. Quills and the feathers that covered body are in black colour. Roosters may have colourful quills on the neck, dorsal side and wings, and they are named as gümüş kır (iron grey), pamuk kır (cotton grey), kefi sarı (yellow), al (red) and siyah (black) according to these colours. Females are in black colour except that some colourful spots on the neck. Skin colour is white. 2 1.8 domestic breed indigenious breeds Originally from Denizli and surrounding area, also it can be found whole Anatolia and Thrace. 114 54 intensive concentrate stationary 6 5 3 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) Intensive conditions of Lalahan Central Livestock Research Institute Breeding is on semi-intensive or extensive conditions in general. Avarege birth weight calculated both males and females is 38.5g local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Chicken Empty data sheet1 Abkhazskaya, Abkhasian Milk uni coloured: pinkish white, coloured marks around mouth, eyes, legs domestic breed North-eastern Turkey F60-84 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Empty data sheet2 eng. Fancy The animals loose their call ability at humid places. indigenous 2.2 1.7 domestic variety Denizli, Mugla 110 6 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Empty data sheet3 turk. Fancy The animals loose their call ability at humid places. indigenous 2.2 1.7 domestic variety Denizli, Mugla 110 6 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Empty data sheet4 turk. Fancy The animals loose their call ability at humid places. indigenous 2.2 1.7 domestic variety Denizli, Mugla 110 6 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Empty data sheet5 turk. Fancy The animals loose their call ability at humid places. indigenous 2.2 1.7 domestic variety Denizli, Mugla 110 6 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Empty data sheet6 turk. Fancy The animals loose their call ability at humid places. indigenous 2.2 1.7 domestic variety Denizli, Mugla 110 6 5 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Empty data sheet7 In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Gerze turk. Hacikadin Eggs, Fancy, Meat duplex or V-shaped white grey self-black indigenous Elongated white ear lobes Body is feathered with black colour. Tail feathers of roosters seem green-black colour under the light. Shanks, toe skin and scales are light or deep gray, not feathered. Skin colour is white. 1.8 1.5 Head has middlelength and comb looks like fork. Nose holes are big and have salient on the beak. Beak is in gray colour tones and middle-length. Ears are covered with short feathers. Ear lobes of roosters are clearly white on both two sides. Neck of rooster has long form. Female neck has middle-length and feathered. Tail is strong and showy. Wings are big and large. Chest is averagely deep. They have four toes and spur. Shanks of roosters are strong and long. domestic breed It is assumed that this breed has similarietes with the French breed La Flèche. Sinop province Gerze district 88 49 intensive, semi - intensive concentrate stationary 6 5.5 3 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011). Avarega birth weight both male and female is 37g local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Turkey TUR Chicken Hacikadin domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Chicken Sultan turk. Sultan Fancy There are two variaties; one of them is white and the other is in different colours. duplex or V-shaped white blue white indigenous They have a froofy cascade of feathers on top of their head, muffs an a beard and shank is feathered. The breed has 5 toes. domestic breed İstanbul Hobby breeders kept this breed all around the country. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Turkey TUR Dog Akbas Turkish Shepherd eng. domestic breed indigenous breed widely used local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Dog Kangal Turkish Shepherd eng. domestic breed indigenous breed widely used local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Dog Kars Turkish Shepherd eng. In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Dog Turkish Greyhound eng. In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Dog Çatal Burun Hunting In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Duck (domestic) Native eng. domestic breed indigenous breed widely used local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin domestic breed imported; exotic widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Goat Abaza Generally the breeds milk is used for eco-tourism. Sezgin, E. Kopuzlu, S. and Yüksel, S. 2010. National Goat Production Congress (Ulusal Keçicilik Kongresi). Çankkale. p241-244 Milk uni coloured: pinkish white, coloured marks around mouth, eyes, legs. Some animals have small black spots on legs Cinnamon, pink-light brown, bronze 2 2 domestic breed cashmere grazing transhumant 180 500 2.77 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Turkey TUR Goat Ankara This breed produces mohair as a specific product. turk. Breed names comes from Angora which was old name of Ankara being current capital city of Turkey. Angora Ankara Kecisi, Mohair goat, Tiftik-Kecisi, Angora Goat Hair, Meat, Milk, PeltFur 2010: Angora goat account for 2.8% of the total goat population. This breed is at risk. Breding is descended from father to soon. It is done competitions and festivals for the most beautiful kid, does and buck among goat breeders. It is located in among the symbolic values of Ankara province. The capital city of Turkey is Ankara whose name comes from Angora. It was used nutrition and dressing for soldiers during the war. It has high adaptability to arid climate adverse enviromental conditions. It has low adaptation in more humid and rainy environments. It is resistant to sudden fodder changes. Average lambing rate is 85%. Twinnig rate is 5-24% Mohair is an important raw material for textile ındustry because of its strength, elasticity, fine structure, absorbency and dyeability. Mohair (Textile fabric industry; Sweaters, blankets etc.) and pelt It is a slow growing breed. Maternal instinct is very well. It is seen that some goats close to parturition take care of kids of other goats. It has an ability to walk long distances. Management is easy. 1. Breed Registration List, the TR Official Gazette (2004). 2. Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf) It plays a important role by grazing on cultivated lands after harvest and grassland It has no need for special keeping and feeding. It is raised in simple, partly or completely covered sheepfolds in winter and in exposed areas on the other seasons. Furthermore, it can also be raised on rugged and rocky lands. Rarely coloured animals can be seen as cream, yellow, silver-gray, brown or black Main colours is white. White 2 2 Both does and bucks are horned. In bucks, horns are long, strong, screw shaped and turned slightly backward, and does horns are weaker and shorter and extend towards posterior. 66 51 45 35 Body is small framed, thin and elegant. Side view of does’ head is slightly concave or smooth and buck’ is convex. Hind is a little higher than wither. Hind legs are a little longer than forelegs. Except for face and legs whole body is covered with white, fine, soft, lustre and curly mohair. y 1995 domestic breed İndigenous breed 2400 years BC No Primamily in the province of Ankara, Central Anatolia and in some parts of Southeast and East Anatolian regions hair mohair/angora 2.01 0.81 6 35 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 179 162 199 88 51 135 0.49 4 2.7 2.5 18 20 36 48 23 21 25 365 300 400 6 110 9 40 Angora Goat Registration Data Sheet, which is apperared in the Gazette in 2004. The Catalogue named Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources ın Turkey in 2011. Extensive The animals endure feed shortages during the winter period. 1.13 1 1.24 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Goat Bezoar Bezoar Persian Wild Goat The animals survive in a very arid desert region with sparse vegetation. 2 2 scimitar (or sabre) shaped horns with sharp anterior edge 85 55 75 50 wild species Capra aegagrus international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Goat Gürcü Its hair is used for making felt tent turk. Sezgin, E. Kopuzlu, S. and Yüksel, S. 2010. National Goat Production Congress (Ulusal Keçicilik Kongresi). Çanakkale. p237-240 Ottoman Hair, Meat, Milk In 2003, this breed is at risk. In 2012, still at risk Head, neck and legs are black or brown White White 2 0/2 Horns are long and merge at the edge. Horn lenght can be reach to 50cm. domestic breed The breed was originated from Acara region, Georgia which was belong to the Ottoman Empire in the past. 17th century Mainly north-eastern part of Turkey. Artvin, Ardahan and Kars provinces. hair coarse/carpet extensive (non backyard) concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing transhumant 1.5 local No Material atRisk critical -Turkey TUR Goat Halep The breeds skin is used for specific cheese called 'tulum chese'. turk. Damascus Halep Goat, Halep Kecisi, Aleppo Hair, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The animals are well adapted to lowlands. It is well adapted to hot climate and arid areas unicoloured: usually red or brown, also grey
multi coloured: also pied Black, brown, cinnamon to gray and mixed colour 0/2 0/2 83 73 75 55 It has large and long framed. The neck is long. It has generally convex profile of head. It has so big pendulous ears. The breed has usually a pair of wattle and tassels. domestic breed Syria Kilis, Hatay, Gaziantep, Adana, Kahramanmaraş and Şanlıurfa provinces intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 240 347 4.3 1.45 7 3.5 3.6 12 10 24 48 16 292 5 189 1.6 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Goat Honamlı Turk. The Honamli means a nomad of Turkish Honamlı Hair, Meat, Milk Good It is resistant to harsh environmental conditions and infectious diseases Mating period is focuses on the Autumn. The birth rate is 92.8%. Litter size is 1.35. Survival ability rate of kids up to weaning is 97.2%. It is a breed that can be bred on pastures for whole year Close to the Hair Goat It is well adapted to the mountainous and hilly areas and cold and snowy conditions. There are brown or white stains come down to the mouth on two sides of the black goats’ face and prevalently colour gets light at the end of legs and around the rear side of udder. Different colours from black to brown Skin is in dark colour. 0/2 0/2 Generally, both males and females are horned. Males have stronger horns than the females. Horns are bow shaped curling around ears. 91 83 77 64 It has a strong, long and high body. Its coarse and thin hairs are shorter compared to the hairs of Hair Goat. Tail looks like a tassel and longer than the Hair Goats’. Generally, it is in black colour but also the one in red or gray colour or with white stains can be seen. There are brown or white stains come down to the mouth on two sides of the black goats’ face and prevalently colour gets light at the end of legs and around the rear side of udder. It has a big body and long legs. Ears are small and thick. Nose is clearly convex. It is a submissive breed and so familiar and submissive. y 2011 domestic breed Indigenous breed The Taurus Mountains in the Mediterranean Region hair coarse/carpet extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 210 89 6 4.1 3.7 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 340 400 7 1. Özkan ELMAZ, Mustafa SAATCI, Nuri MAMAK, Birol DAĞ, Ahmet Hamdi AKTAŞ, Bekir GÖK: Türkiye’de yeni bir ırk olarak tanımlanan Honamlı keçi ve oğlaklarının bazı morfolojik özelliklerinin belirlenmesi. Kafkas Univ. Vet. Fak. Derg., 18 (3): 481-485, 2012. 2. Özkan ELMAZ, Mustafa SAATCI, Birol DAĞ, Ahmet Hamdi AKTAŞ, Ayhan ATA, Mehmet Şükrü GÜLAY, Nuri MAMAK, Bekir GÖK: Some descriptive characteristics of a new goat breed called Honamlı in Turkey, Tropical Animal Health and Production, DOI: 10.1007/s11250-012-0156-7, 2012. 1.35 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Goat Ispir turk Meat, Milk domestic breed Rize province Erzurum province İspir district and Rize province local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Goat Kaçkar turk. The breed is named after Kaçkar Mountains. Çengel Boynuzlu, Hilal Boynuzlu Meat, Milk It is well adapted to high altitutes, rugged areas and snowy regions. It is well adapted to mountainous areas and harsh climate conditions. Head and leg can be brown The wool colour varies from black to light brown and occasionally mottled. From black to brown. 0 0 Both rams and ewes are polled 70 50 domestic breed Indigenous North-eastern Anatolia. Artvin, Rize, Trabzon and Giresun provinces wool coarse/carpet 3 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Goat Kilis turk. Kilis Kulaklı Keçi Hair, Meat, Milk It is able to walk long distances on rugged lands. Breeding is around gardens as family-herds of 2-10 goats or as commercial herds of 20-200 goats. It is shepherded to the provinces of Osmaniye, Adana and Mersin for grazing. Its milk is preferred especially by Kahramanmaraş ice-cream producers. It has resistance to hot and cold weathers and infectious diseases. Although its usual colour is black, also the chestnut, red-brown, gray and local white stains may be seen. While on someone heads, ears and body are in same colour, someone may be found with gray or brown big stains. Black 2 2 Some of them may be horned. Bucks’ horns are thick, strong and long. Does’ horns are short, slim and turned backward. 70 67 60 40 It has so big pendulous ears. The average length of ears is about 28 cm. The breed has usually a pair of wattle. It has middle-weight and long framed. Chest and rump are well developed. Dorsal line is straight. Neck is long. While the one bred in Kilis Region has generally convex profile of head, the one bred in Hatay has smooth profile. domestic breed composite of Damascus goats and Hair goats Provinces of Kilis, Gaziantep, Hatay, Adıyaman, Adana, Maraş provinces, South East Anatolia and Mediterranean region. hair coarse/carpet extensive (non backyard) concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing transhumant 250 300 227 217 165 269 4.02 1 7 3.35 1.26 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Goat Kıl Keçi Maraş ice-cream comes from Kil Goat milk. Turk. The meaning of Kil is hair Adi Keci, Anatolian Black, Davar, Kara Keci, Kil Kecisi, Turkish Native, Hair Goat Hair, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides In some regions, called Pavga types of goats are rather small in some areas as found in the so-called moderate form Çandır, Kabakulak, or Davar, called in some places found in many types of stout. Hair of Kil Goat has a role in maintaining handicrafts (tents, fleece, column, saddle bags, bags, sacks, feed bag, place mat and socks) These goats are well adapted to mountainous and scrubs regions. This breed has a strong body and resistant to local diseases Mating period is focuses on the Autumn. Calving and maternal instincts are good. Herding instints is middle. Survival ability rate of kids up to weaning is very high 100% for males and females is 94%. Testosteron quantity (pg/ml): 77.09 Semen volume (ml): 1.07 Sperm concentration (x109/ml): 2.86 Sperm motility (%): 78.64 Abnormal spermatozoa rate: (%) 7.09 A special knife is made from the horns of goat Hair goats is conducive to climbing ıts very strong muscle structure. Blood Groups: HbAA, HbBB and HbAB. Transferin Polimorfizm: TfAA, TfAB ve TfBB. Haplotype diversity: 0.996, Nucleotide diversity: 0,0203 Scrub, oak and woodlands are ideal living areas for these goats It is well adapted to all climate and rangeland conditions of Turkey. There are brown or white stains come down to the mouth on two sides of the black goats’ face and prevalently the colour gets light at the end of legs and rear surface of the udder It is named as black goat because of its black hair colour. Gray, brown or blue-pied can be seen Colour of skin is dark 2 2 Usually both males and females are horned. Bucks have strong horns. Distance between the tips of horns can be 60-70 cm. In does, horns are turned backward sometimes twisted and more elegant in comparison to male horns. The cross section of horn is oval or circular. 69 70 50 The goats are showing medium length and a wide variation. Beard is seen in both sexes. Earrings are rare. Small, but good connection with the body, large, and have a drooping type of breast. y 2011 domestic breed INDIGENOUS BREED country-wide of Turkey, especially south-west, western and eastern Turkey hair coarse/carpet 0.4 85 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 183 86 244 146 5.2 3.4 5.7 3.2 3.37 2.51 18 18 36 48 23 20 25 365 300 410 6 160 15.7 45.8 1. Breed Register (The TR Official Gazette dated 12/12/2004 and 25668 numbered 2004/39 numbered Communiqué) 2. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey (Mınıstry of Food Agrıculture and Lıvestock General Dırectorate of Agrıcultural Research and Policy) 3. Erduran H. 2012. Farklı Şartlarda Yarı-Entansif Koşullarda Yetiştirilen Kıl Keçisi Melezlerin Verim Performanslarının Karşılaştırılması. TAGEM 2012 Gelişme Raporu. Performance was measured under transhumant conditions Birth rate 90-95%, twinning rate 12-43% Weight and Daily Gain of Hair Goats in extensive conditions Day 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 avg Weight (day/kg) hair (male) 3,47 8,25 12,88 17,23 19,76 23,20 24,53 hair (female) 3,28 7,68 11,94 15,18 17,72 20,91 22,43 Daily gain (day/g) hair (male) 159,21 154,48 145,07 84,30 114,76 44,24 117,01 hair (female) 146,52 141,86 108,07 84,73 106,31 50,80 106,38 1.1 1 1.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Goat Malta eng. Maltese In 2003, this breed is at risk. 0 0 domestic breed regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -Turkey TUR Goat Mingrelian eng. Mingrelian (West) Caucasian, Georgian, Megrel, Mengrelian, Tiflis, Megrel'skaya Milk uni coloured: black, grey, brown, white, roan 2 0/2 70 65 65 45 short coat domestic breed North-eastern Anatolia 150 225 F65-335, 337 1.6 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Goat Norduz Main products of Norduz goat are milk, meat and hair. The milk is usually processed into the cheese. The herby cheese called 'Otlu Peynir' is a famous traditional product of Van provincial. Apart from cheese, butter is also produced from goat milk. The down fiber is collected and used for Kashmir production. There are special products obtained from the down fiber, such as blankents, gloves and socks in Norduz area. The upper hair is used for making felt tent. turk. It has a middle-sized body and head. Ears are pendulous. Although its basic colour is black, also white, cream, blackwhite,gray, ash-gray and brown animals may also be seen. Bucks have strong horns which are long,turned up and slanted backwards. Generally, does are polled, horned females have small and slim horns. Sometimes it is spiral and slanted downward. Hair, Meat, Milk In 2003, this breed is at risk. In 2012, still at risk. Main characteristics of Norduz goat are the favorable preweaning viability, the relatively high twinning rate and the milk production level as compared to other breeds of the region. It is breed on low and high pastures of Norduz locality with rich vegetation and water resources and rugged, slanted lands. multi coloured The principle colour of Norduz goat is black. Also, white, black-white, grey, roan and brown colour can be found. White 2 2 Males have robust, long and upward horns. They are gently curved to both side and back. Females are seldom polled. In females, horns are thinner relative to those in males. Sometimes horns are curved downward in spherical form. 67.6 63.1 45.6 32 domestic breed Indigenous. Although no registered information on Norduz goat and its origin is available, there is a belief that is breed has been brought to Norduz area from Northern Iraq 250-300 years ago. Van province Gürpınar district hair coarse/carpet extensive (non backyard) concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing transhumant 95 3 2.7 18 18 22 22 24 21 24 133.3 10.96 42.94 Breed Registration List TR Official Gazette (2004), Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) 1.5 local No Material atRisk endangered -Turkey TUR Goat Türk Saanen turk Milk High twinning rate. Main color is white, also beige animals can be seen White White 0/2 0/2 90% of bucks have strong horn, 25% doe are polled 79 70 67 49 domestic line It was developed in Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University Farm in 1978 by crossbreeding Saanen bucks and Turk Kil goats 1959 Since 1959 from Australia, Canada, Europe South Marmara, Aegean and Thrace region back yard or farm yard production, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 260 180 300 550 250 900 3.3 1.39 6 3.2 3.1 2.8 10 7 12 8 13 365 8 136 1.6 1 3 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Goose (domestic) Turkish Goose eng. Fancy Population size increases up to 1 500 000 during the summer months, after the breeding season.
In 2003, this breed is at risk. uni coloured: white, grey, black 5.2 4.2 domestic mongrel (Birds) Kars Province, eastern Anatolia, North-eastern Turkey 10 10 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Anatolian eng. Anadoly Yerci DraughtPower In 2003, this breed is at risk. 135 400 pony domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Arab eng. Arab Kuhailan, Saklawi, Hamdani Riding (sports) 160 158 325 250 light animals domestic breed originated in the 4-8th century in hot arid steppes of the Arabian Peninsula 4th-8th century international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Horse Ayvacik Pony en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Canik turk. 2003, this breed is at risk. This breed is known for its bad temper. 135 domestic variety local variety of Anatolian Samsun Province, North-eastern Turkey local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse English eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed imported; exotic widely used international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Horse Gemlik eng. In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Haflinger Haflinger In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Horse Hinis Hinisin Kolu Kisasi short forelegs domestic variety local variety of Anatolian Native North-eastern Anatolia local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Horse Hinisin Kolu Kisasi en local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Karacabey Halfbred Arab eng. Karacabey Yarimkan Arap light animals domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Karacabey-Nonius DraughtPower light domestic variety origin from Karacabey Halfbred Arab local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Horse Kurdi turk. Kurdi light-pony domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Malakan turk. In 2003, this breed is at risk. light-heavy animals domestic breed composite of Native Russian, Orlov, Bityug and other breeds North-eastern Turkey local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Mytilene Pony eng. Midilli DraughtPower 115 big head in proportion to the size of body and neck domestic variety local variety North-western Anatolia local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Rumelian Pony eng. pony domestic variety local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Horse Turkish Arab eng. light animals domestic breed composite of Arab and Anatolian Native local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Uzunyayla Cerkes Atlar, Cerkez In 2003, this breed is at risk. 146 light animals domestic breed descended from Cerkez in Caucasia Sivas and Kaysiri Provinces, east central Turkey local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Horse Çukurova turk. DraughtPower 2003, this breed is at risk. 137 400 light animals domestic variety indigenous breed of Anatolia, composite of Arab and 'Circassian' variety of Arab Çukurova Province, southern Turkey local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Rabbit Ankara eng. Angora In 2003, this breed is at risk. domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Turkey TUR Sheep Acıpayam turk. Meat, Milk It is resistant to harsh environmental condition. Head is generally white but some animals with brown or black stains can also be found. White White 0 0 Both rams and ewes are polled 65 60 Body is big structure and white colour without stains. Head is generally white but some animals with brown or black stains can also be found. Tail is oval, fatty,middle-sized and single piece and it droops down as it becomes thin. domestic breed It was developed in Acıpayam State Farm. It carries 50% Awassi, 25% Daglic and 25% Ost Fries genotype The Provinces of Denizli, Afyon, Isparta and Antalya wool coarse/carpet 4 semi - intensive fodder, grazing stationary 150 140 0.93 4 4.2 3.8 36 48 23 365 4 350 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011). 1.3 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Akkaraman turk. White Karaman Karha, Salamali, White Karaman Meat, Milk Body is strong. It can survive in different climates with insufficient feeding and keeping. Because of its fatty tail, it has high survival potency during poor feeding periods It can survive in different climates with insufficient feeding and keeping. Because of its fatty tail, it has high survival potency during poor feeding periods. It is resistant to harsh environmental conditions and infectious diseases. Mating period focuses on the Autumn. The birth rate is 87.9%. Herding and maternal instincts are good. Birth difficulty is very low. Fleece is used for producing carpet, rug, bed and quilt. It is able to walk long distances and utilize poor pastures. It is the most submissive one among the native breeds, so the management is quite easy. 1. Breed Registration List TR Official Gazette (2006) 2. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) Close to the Central Anatolian Merino, away from Karacabey Merino, Dağlıç and Kıvırcık. It is well adapted to the climate of steppes where summer is hot and dry, and winter is cold and snowy. There are usually black stains on head, nose and hoofs. White. White 0/2 0 Ewes are polled and rams may have small or rudimentary horns 72 65 62 50 Body is narrow and long. Dorsal line is usually straight but sometimes a slight dent may be seen. Head is narrow and long. There is no fleece on the face. Neck is long. Sometimes there is fringe (bangs) in various sizes on the forehead. Head of rams are slightly convex. It has long and pendulous ears. Legs are long and strong, hoofs are tough and strong.Head, underside of neck and legs are usually devoid of fleece. Fleece is rough-mixed and sparse.It has an S-shaped fatty tail; from the backside it seems in three pieces that settled one right after the other. At the base, there is a large and big chunk of fat on which there is the second piece of tail that looks like heart–shaped, smaller and fatty, and at the end there is a long piece of tail without fat and with hairs and drooping down. Colour is generally white. There are black stains on head, nose and hoofs. Fleece is mixed coarse and carpet type and also sparse. Ewes are polled and rams may have small or rudimentary horns. domestic breed indigenous breed Central Anatolia and neighbouring regions wool coarse/carpet 2 1.5 4 28 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 140 75 180 51 40 60 5.8 0.36 6 4.7 4.4 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 310 400 7 237 19.5 47.4 1. Breed Registration List TR Official Gazette (2006) 2. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) The data were collected from various conditions and herds (stationary and transhumant) Lambing rate (%): 85-90, Twinning rate (%): 15-20 1.2 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Anadolu Merinosu Turk. The Anadolu name means Anatolian. The name of breed was originated from the region of Anatolian of Turkey. Meat, Milk, Wool It is adapted to the less rugged and poor pastures of the Central Anatolian Region with terrestrial climate. It has ability of adaptation to various environmental conditions. Its disease resistance is high. Mating period is focuses on the late summer and autumn. The birth rate is 91.4%. Herding and maternal instincts are good. Birth difficulty is very low. Litter size is 1.3 Survival ability rate of the lambs up to weaning is 85%. Its herd and maternal instincts and walking ability of long distances are good. 1. Anatolian Merino Breed Registration (TR Official Gazette dated 28/12/2007 and 26740 numbered 2007/52 numbered Communiqué) 2. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey (TAGEM 2011) Transferin: AA 23.4, AB 7.9, AM 17.0, AD 45.1, AE 1.2, BB 67.0, BM 0.5, BD 7.1, BE 20.0, MM 3.1, MD 16.5, ME 43.0, DD 21.9, DE 1.2, EE 0.02 Hemoglobin: AA 1-3.4, AB 43-38.2, BB 105-107.4 It has ability of adaptation to various environmental conditions. Colour is generally white Skin colour is generally white 0 0 Generally, both males and females are polled 75 65 85 55 Head is medium sized, lips are thick, ears are horizontal and large, neck is short and thick, body is large framed, wide, deep and long, rumps are plump. Legs are long and strong. It is in white colour. Face and the end of legs are not covered with fleece. y 2006 domestic breed Composite of German Mutton Merino (75-80%) and Akkaraman (20-25%) 1950’s The Central Anatolian Region wool fine 2.3 1 4.8 22 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 120 50 150 80 70 90 0.66 4.5 4 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 300 400 6 238 20 47 1. Anatolian Merino Breed Registration (TR Official Gazette dated 28/12/2007 and 26740 numbered 2007/52 numbered Communiqué) 2. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey (TAGEM 2011) 1.3 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Anatolian Red eng. Cilician, Anatolian Wild uni coloured: red 0 0 feral variety Ovis Orientalis Anatolica Val., variety of Red Sheep southern Anatolia wool local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Asaf turk. (Asaf) Milk The animals are well adapted to step climate. A twinning percentage of 25% is reported for this breed. 0 0 70 60 domestic breed composite of East Friesian and Ivesi Denizli Province of Turkey wool local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Sheep Bandırma turk The breed was developed in Bandırma Sheep Research Station. Meat, Milk, Wool Head and legs are black, other part of the body white White 0/2 0 Ewes are polled, 10-15 % of rams are horned 85 57 Tail is fatless, long and thin. 10-15% of males are horned, females are polled. domestic line It was developed by crossbreeding with Kivircik sheep, the local breed in the Marmara region, and German Black-Headed Mutton (GBM), the mutton breed imported from Germany 1998 Southern Marmara Region wool semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 142 89 5.7 0.623 4 6.8 3.8 3.5 12 12 36 48 14 4 324 18 48 The data were collected from semi-intensive condition 1.5 1.4 1.6 local No Material atRisk endangered -Turkey TUR Sheep Cine Capari en local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Dağlıç turk. Dağlıç means mountain sheep. Daglic Meat, Milk, Wool In 2003, this breed is at risk. The animals are well adapted to step climate.In the provinces Burdur,Isparta and Konya it is kept in hollows on the foot of mountains and even it is kept in enclosed areas such as groves on windless places. This breed' resistance to diseases is very high. High birth rate, low twinning rate, high survival ability to weaning, high mothering instinct. Special products produced by this breed are wool products, cheese and butter. It is able to walk long distances and its herd instinct is very good.. Grazing ability is very good. 1-Dağlıç Breed Registration (12.12.2004 dated and 25668 numbered TR Official Gazzette) 2- Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey (TAGEM) Heritability of weaning weight: (h²): 0,10 Growth rate: 0,04-0,11 Heritability of Birth weight : 0,19-0,21 Heritability of weaning: 0,09-0,10 Adaptability to mariginal mountainous environment is very good Black or dark-brown stains may be seen around eye and mouth, on ears and legs Generally body is white 0/2 0 Generally rams are horned and ewes are polled. Horns are big, strong, thick, lateral, twisted and black pigmented. 67 61 53 46 Body is small. Dorsal line is straight, wither height is more than body length, chest and rump are narrow. Nose of rams are typically and of ewes are slightly convex. There may be oval black and dark-brown marks spreading from the eye towards the face. Black and dark stains may be seen on body and turn into gray afterwards. Belly and neck are covered with fleece. Generally rams are horned and ewes are polled. Horns are big, strong, thick, lateral, twisted and black pigmented. Fleece is coarse mixed and carpet type. It is fat-tailed and the tail is smooth, large, drooping and heart-shaped. Two oval chunks form the tail and there is a groove between them. Its tin end hangs straight down y 2011 domestic breed The eastern part of the Aegean Region and southern of the Central Anatolia. wool coarse/carpet 2.3 30 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 90 75 105 57 5 3.5 3.4 18 18 36 48 24 20 28 365 305 420 5 241 18.5 52 1-Dağlıç Breed Registration (12.12.2004 dated and 25668 numbered TR Official Gazzette) 2- Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey (TAGEM) 3-Karabacak A.and Boztepe S. Yağlı Kuyruklu ve Yağsız ince Kuyruklu Koyun Irklarının Besi Performanslarının Karşılaştırılması. 2007. S.Ü.Zir.Fak.Derg.21(42):89-95 1.04 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Gökçeada turk. The name cames from Gökçeada Island Imbros Imroz, Imbros Meat, Milk Breeding is mostly in the island of Gökçeada, on the rugged and mountainous lands, on the poor pastures without herdsmen. Additional feeding is applied for the sheep taken in shelters in cold weathers It is early maturing breed It can be bred in rigorous climatic condition. It can survive in a half wild-life as flocks without herdsmen. uni coloured: white with black spots around eyes, nose, ears and legs 2 0/2 females have often scurs 61 55 48 One of the smallest breeds of Turkey. Tail is long and thin. domestic breed Indigenous Gökçeada Island and Çanakkale Province wool medium 2.2 35 intensive grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 204 120 4 3.8 3.7 12 12 36 48 17 365 4 191 1.2 1 1.4 local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Sheep Güney Karaman turk. South Karaman Masat Kuyruk Meat, Milk 2001, this breed is at risk. Very well It is resistant to the local diseases Reproductive performance % 90-92 Its herd instinct is well developed. The Catalogue named Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources ın Turkey published by General Directorate of Agricultural Research and Policy in 2011 (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf) It grazes as climbing to the high plateaus with 2000-2500 m altitude. Generally it is kept in uncovered areas. In winter it is taken in simple shelters for nights and rainy days. The colour can be white, gray, brown, red, black and motley.. Especially in black ones the colour becomes sprinkled with gray as it gets older. Black Black 2 0 Males are horned, females are polled 73 68 71 50 It is a small-framed sheep. It is fat tailed. There is a sluice on the middle of tail. The end of tail droops down as a finger. n domestic breed It was developed by crossing Karagül and Dağlıç breeds in Mersin province. Last 19th century Southern Anatolia wool coarse/carpet 2.3 semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 120 110 130 30 50 0.25 7 4.2 3.6 18 18 48 60 24 22 26 365 310 380 7 196 19.5 48.6 1-Slaughter and Carcas Traits of Güney Karaman,Kangal-Akkaraman and Akkaraman Lambs at Different Slaughter Weights ( Turk Journal Veterinery Animals Scince 25 (2005) 495-504 TUBITAK) 2-Fattening Performans and Carcas Charestirictics of Some Fat Tailed Native Sheep Breeds of Turkey,(Selçuk Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi Dergisi 14(21),39-48 3-Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey,breed catalogue (2011) 4-Büyük ve Küçükbaş Hayvancılık Araştırmaları Program Değerlendirme Toplantısında Görüşülecek Projeler (06-10 Mart 2011,Antalya) Data were recorded at the Bahri Dağdaş International Agricultural Research Institute condition 1.01 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Turkey TUR Sheep Halkali turk. reasons for extinction:
1) cross-breeding with exotic breeds (economic)
2) decreasing number of farmers
3) difficult adaptation to other regions
0 0 domestic breed wool local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Sheep Hamdani turk. Hamdani is fat-tailed sheep breed in northern Mesopotamia (Iraq and Turkey) Hamdani Hamdani Meat, Milk It is well adapted to high and mountainous terrain. Twinning percentage is reported as 4% for this breed Odabaşıoğlu F., Öztürk Y. 1998. Van ve Yöresinde Hamdani Koyunlarının Verimleri ve Morfolojik Özelliklerinin Araştırılması Proje Sonuç Raporu (Research of yield and morphologic characters of Hamdani Sheep in Van and Neighbourhood Areas Project Report). Quite resistant to adverse environmental conditions and diseases. multi coloured Body is generaly white coloured. It can rarely seen black-white and brown-white coloured. White 2 0/2 Rams horns are a spiral form. Ewes are polled or rarely crescent horns can be seen 61 58 Near East fat-tailed type, very long and dropping ears domestic breed Near East fat-tailed type Hakkari, Şırnak, Van, Mardin and Batman provinces, south eastern of Turkey wool medium 1.38 30 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary, transhumant 234 147 7.44 0.636 6 4.4 4.2 17 17 36 48 23 365 7 206 18.3 56.9 Semi-intensive birth rate (%): 92 - twinning rate (%): 4 1.04 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Hasak Turk. Hasak means of head letter the (H)ampshire Down, German Black Head (Turkish of the name: (A)lman (S)iyah Baş) and (Ak)karaman sheeps Meat Hasak sheep breeding can be both successfully by raising on natural pastures due to its ability to walk long distaces to search food and barn feding. Hasak is a good flocking maternal instinct. Mating period focuses on the Autumn Survival ability rate of lambs up to weaning rate of 96.8%. 1. Bahri Dağdaş International Agricultural Research Institute was published in Journal of Animal Research Institute and brochure 2. Turk J. Vet. Anim. Sci.(Tubitak) Hasak sheep breed can be successfully by raising on natural pastures due to has the blood of Akkaraman. Head and leg can be Brown The wool colour varies from black to light brown and occasionally mottled. From black to brown. 0 0 Both rams and ewes are polled 85 60 Hasak was devolopod fastly and has a high fattening performance. Its wool is not uniform. Tail is thin or semi-fatty. y 1997 domestic breed Composite of breed a Hampshire Down (31.25%) and Alman Siyah Baş-German Black Head (31.25%) and Akkaraman (37.5). Hasak was devoloped at Bahri Dağdaş International Agricultural Research Institute as a meat type sheep breed. It is reared at Institute and kept for commercial croosbreeding purposes. in 1990’s Konya Province and neighboring provinces wool coarse/carpet 3 3.5 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 4.8 4.5 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 330 390 5 278 23.1 48.3 1-Bahri Dağdaş International Agricultural Research Institute was published in Journal of Animal Research Institute and brochure 2-Aktaş A.H. Tek,n M.E. Çolak M. Canatan T. Akay N. 2007 Hasmer ve Hasak Koyun Tiplerinin Seleksiyonla Geliştirilmesi ve Halk Elinde Kullanma Melezlemesi Denemeleri Tagem-Haysüd-04-06-01-08 Sonuç Raporu 3-Düzgün H: Hasak koyun tipinin büyüme, besi ve karkas özelliklerinin Akkaraman ile karşılaştırılmalı olarak incelenmesi. Doktora tezi, S.Ü. Sağlık Bilimleri Enstitüsü, Zootekni Anabilim Dalı, Konya, 2002. 4-Tekin ME, Gürkan M, Karabulut O, Düzgün H: Performance testing studies and the selection of Hasmer, Hasak, Hasiv and Linmer crossbreed sheep types: III. Fattening performance. Turk J Vet Anim Sci, 29, 67-73, 2005 M.Longissimus area: 16 cm2 1.18 1.1 1.25 local No Material atRisk critical -Turkey TUR Sheep Hasmer Turk. Composite of 3 breeds (H: Hampshire Down, AS: German Black Faced, MER: Merino) Meat It has ability of adaptation to conditions of Central Anatolia. Resistant to local diseases Mating period is focuses on the late summer and autumn. The birth rate is 76.0%. Herding and maternal instincts are good. Birth difficulty is very low. Litter size is 1.2. 31,25% Hampshire Down + 30,25% German Black Faced+ 37,50% Central Anatolian Merino It has ability of adaptation to various conditions of Anatolia. On head and legs, different colors can be seen from dark brown to black off-white Skin colour is generally gray 0 0 Rams and ewes are polled. 80 63 y domestic breed Composite of 31,25% Hampshire Down + 30,25% German Black Faced+ 37,50% Central Anatolian Merino In 1990’s Konya Province and neighboring provinces semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 4.2 3.9 18 18 36 48 23 20 26 365 320 400 7 334 22.2 47.8 Tekin ME, Gürkan M, Karabulut O and Düzgün H (2005a) Performance Testing Studies and the Selection of Hasmer, Hasak,Hasiv and Linmer Crossbreed Sheep Types:III. Fattening Performance Turk J Vet Anim Sci 29, 67-73 Tekin ME, Gürkan M, Karabulut O and Düzgün H (2005b) Performance Testing Studies and the Selection of Hasmer, Hasak,Hasiv and Linmer Crossbreed Sheep Types:II. Pre-Weaning Growth Turk J Vet Anim Sci.29, 59-65 Tekin ME, Gürkan M,Karabulut O, Düzgün H (2001) Merinos, Akkaraman ve İvesi ırklarının Bazı Etçi Irklar ile Melezlemelerinde (Hasmer, Hasak, Hasiv ve Linmer) Performans Test ve Seleksiyon çalışmaları. I. Döl verimi ve Yaşama Gücü Hay. Araş. Derg. 11,2: 1-8. Aktaş AH, Tekin ME, Çolak M, Canatan T ve Akay N (2006) Hasmer ve Hasak Koyun Tiplerinin Seleksiyonla Geliştirilmesi ve Halk Elinde Kullanma Melezlemesi Denemeleri Büyükbaş ve Küçükbaş Hayvancılık araştırmaları Program Değerlendirme Toplantısı, Antalya 192-213. www. bdutae.gov.tr/ Erişim 13.04.2012 Data were recorded for males at the Bahri Dagdas International Research Institute 1.2 local No Material atRisk critical -Turkey TUR Sheep Hemşin turk. Hemsin Meat, Milk, Wool In 2003, this breed is at risk. In 2012, still at risk. Its ability of walking and climbing on rugged and rocky areas are very good. It can graze poor pastures on the high altitudes. Its durability, survival rate and ability of adaptation to harsh environmental conditions are high. Herd and maternal instincts are high. It is ill-tempered. It has the longest tail among the native sheep breeds. It is well adapted to rainy and moist climate of the Eastern Black Sea Region. It can make use of pastures in high altitudes (more than 2 000 m) of mountainous regions. It is kept in uncovered or partly covered sheepfolds during snowy periods. In that period, feeding largely depends on rough fodders. uni coloured: black, brown, white Body colour varies from black to brown, also the ones in dirty-white colour may be found. In white sheep, there are black stains on the edge of eye, forehead and legs. White 2 2 Usually, it is polled. In horny rams, the horns are strong and spiral. In ewes, weak horns may be found. 79 73 68 57 domestic breed Indigenous Artvin, Rize, Erzurum and Ardahan provinces, North-eastern part of Turkey wool coarse/carpet extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing transhumant 110 3.64 3.51 18 18 22 22 24 6 220.64 Sezgin, E. et al. 2011. Determination of some morphological structure, body size and growth rate properties of Hemşin Sheep grown in Artvin. 8th Global Conference on the conservation of Animal Genetic Resources. 199-207 Daily gain data was obtained in pasture conditions 1.1 local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Sheep Herik turk. Herik Herek, Amasya Heriği Meat, Milk, Wool In 2003, this breed is at risk. In 2012, under the risk of extinction. While it is sensitive to hot weather. It is adapted to rainy and moist climate conditions. Average lambing rate is 86. Its wery reactive to outside stimulus. uni coloured: There are black-brown stains, spots on the uncovered parts of body such as head and legs Wool is generally in white colour, also brown-black wool may be found Althought skin colour is largely white, It is seen black-brown parts 2 0/2 Rams horn are spiral, strong and turned forward and lateral sides. Ewes horns are weak. 66 61 64 47 It has semi-fat tail and coarse fleece. The head and the body are middle-sized and the males have convex nose. The neck and the legs have middle length. The height of rump is a little more than wither height. The tail is large at the point of bounding and it becomes narrow as it lies down. It lies down to the articulations of tarsus and sometimes down more. Generally, large part of tail is smooth but sometimes a sluice on the tail is seen as a structure of two pieces. The end of tail is generally fatty. domestic breed Locally adapted breed. It was developed by crossing of Akkaraman (White Karaman) and Morkaraman (Red Karaman) rams with Karayaka ewes. Around 1950's Amasya province wool coarse/carpet 2.5 1.1 4.6 41 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 20 25 3.5 3.3 16 18 36 48 22 20 24 365 300 400 6 1. Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf) 2. Halil Erol, H. İbrahim Akçadag, Murat Unal. Concervation studies of Herik sheep. 8th Global Conferance on the conservation of animal genetic resurces. Tekirdag- Turkiye 4-8 October 2011 Extensive and semi-intensive The animals endure feed shortages during the winter period. 1.1 1 1.15 regional Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -Turkey TUR Sheep Ivesi turk. The most numerous and wide spread type of sheep in southwest Asia. It is also bred in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, Cyprius and Saudi Arabia. Awassi Ivesi Meat, Milk It is reported that the İvesi (Awassi) in Turkey made up to 2.3% of the total sheep population in 1984 and up to 1.8% in 1976. Breeder of region is almost the only way of life and livelihood The animals are well adapted to hot climate. Quite resistant to adverse environmental conditions and diseases. A twinning percentage of 6-14% is reported for this breed. Milk and Meat Breed Registration List TR Official Gazette (2004) Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) Project of Improvement of Awassi Sheep Breed in Farmer Condition, interim report (2011) The breed is well adapted to hot climate. Head is four different colours as brown, yellowish-brown, black and white. Body is white-cream coloured. White 2 0 Rams’ horns are turned forward and downwards in a spiral form. Also ewes with nohorn or crescenthorns can be seen. Among females the ratio of weakhorn and ram–horn is 10% 75 66 74 65 Near East fat-tail type, roman nose, long and dropping ears, fat-tail domestic breed In physical and functional properties, the Awassi seems to be very close to fat-tailed sheep of Asia, Africa and Europe. At least thousands years Gaziantep, Şanlıurfa, Hatay, Kilis and Mardin provinces, south eastern part of Turkey wool coarse/carpet 2.5 35 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 185 172 7 0.6 5 4.75 4.5 5 4.6 4.3 17 17 36 48 23 365 7 264.4 20.9 61.2 Breed Registration List TR Official Gazette (2004) Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) Project of Improvement of Awassi Sheep Breed in Farmer Condition, interim report (2011) Semi-Extansive conditions birth rate (%): 86.97 - twinning rate (%): 6-10 1.14 1 1.47 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Kamakuyruk Pirlak uni coloured: white 0 0 long thin cone shaped tail domestic breed composite of Kivircik and Dagliç North-western Anatolia wool local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Kangal Akkaraman Turk. Kangal is a town of Sivas Province Kangal White Karaman Kangal Meat, Milk, Wool It is known as the animal of dry climates, but able to adapt to various conditions of environment Resistant to local diseases Mating period is focuses on the Autumn. The birth rate is 89.3 Herding and maternal instincts are good. Birth difficulty is very low. Litter size is 1.2 Fleece is used for producing carpet, rug, bed and quilt. It is able to walk long distances and utilize poor pastures. Body is strong. It can survive in different climates with insufficient feeding and keeping. It is the most submissive one among the native breeds, so the management is quite easy. It is able to walk long distances This breed can adapt to the climate of steppes where summer is hot and dry, and winter is cold and snowy. Around eye, nose and feet are generally in black colour. Collor is white. White 0/2 0 Ewes are polled but very rarely they have small horns. 10% of the rams have weak horns 87 73.3 94 68 Body is large framed. It has thin lips. Above nose is generally convex. Ears are long, large and pendulous. Both neck and body are long and narrow. Chest is large especially in rams. Some females have 14 ribs. Legs are long and strong. It is fat-tailed and the form of the tail resembles to White Karaman (S-shape) y 2006 domestic breed Local variety of Akkaraman Sivas and surrounding provinces wool coarse/carpet 1.6 1.3 1.7 28 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 157 68 173 110 70 360 6.6 3.9 8.4 0.71 5 4.7 4.5 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 320 390 7 280 13.7 45.6 1. Akçapınar, H., Kadak, R., Odabaşıoğlu, F., 1982. Morkaraman ve Kangal-Akkaraman koyunlarının döl verimi ve süt verimi üzerinde karşılaştırmalı araştırmalar. Ankara Üniv. Vet. Fak. Derg., 29 (3-4) : 379-391. 2. Akçapınar, H., 1994. Koyun Yetiştiriciliği. Medisan Yayınevi, Ankara. 3. Altıoğlu, A., 2007. Adana İli Tufanbeyli İlçesi köylerinde koyun yetiştiriciliğinin karakterizasyonu. Yüksek Lisans Tezi, Fen bilimleri Enstitüsü Zootekni Anabilim Dalı, 2007, Adana. 4. FAO, 1986. Sheep and goats in Turkey (by B.C. Yalçin). FAO animal production and protection paper 60. Food and agriculture organization of the United Nations Rome, 1986. 5. Garip, M., Coşkun, B., Polat, E.S., Yılmaz, A., Tekin, M.E., Çağlayan, T., Kılıç., N., 2010. Kangal Akkaraman koyunlarında yapağı özellikleri. Eurasian J. Vet. Sci., 26, 2, 93-99. 6. Kurar, E., Bulut, Z., Çağlayan, T., Garip, M., Yılmaz, A., Nizamlıoğlu, M., 2007. Kangal koyununda genetik çeşitlilik ve ebeveyn testinin uygulanabilirliğinin mikrosatellit DNA markörler kullanılarak araştırılması. III. Ulusal Veteriner ve Klinik Biyokimya Kongresi, 21-23 Haziran 2007, Konya. 7. Örkiz, M., Kaya, F., Çalta, H., 1984. Kangal Tipi Akkaraman Koyunlarının Bazı Önemli Verim Özellikleri. Lalahan Zootekni Arş Ens Derg., 24: 1- 4. 8. TAGEM, 2009. Türkiye evcil genetik kaynakları. Sayfa: 28-29. 9. Tufan, M., Akmaz, A., 2001. Güney Karaman (Karakoyun), Kangal-Akkaraman ve Akkaraman kuzuların farklı kesim ağırlıklarında kesim ve karkas özellikleri. Turk J. Vet. Anim Sci., 25, 495-504. 10. Tufan, M., Akmaz, A., 2001. Güney Karaman (Karakoyun), Kangal-Akkaraman ve Akkaraman kuzuların farklı kesim ağırlıklarında besi performansları Turk J. Vet. Anim Sci., 25, 495-504.25, 125-130. 11. Akçapınar H. 1994. Koyun Yetiştiriciliği. Medisan Yayınevi, Ankara Isbn: 975-7774-05-7. 12. Yılmaz, A., Tekin, M.E., Çağlayan, T., Garip, M., Akmaz, A., Tepeli, C., Polat, E.S., Coşkun, B., 2007. Kangal Tipi Akkaraman Koyunlarda Canlı Ağırlık ve Bazı Vücut Ölçüleri. 5. Ulusal Zootekni Kongresi, 5-8 Eylül 2007, Van. 13. Yılmaz, A., Tepeli, C., Tekin, M.E., Akmaz, A., Garip, M., Polat, E.S., Coşkun, B., Çağlayan, T., 2011. Determination of live weights and body measurements of Kangal Type Akkaraman Sheep in producers conditions. Journal of Food, Agriculture & Environment Vol.9 (2): 366-370. semi-intensive condition 1.2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Karacabey Merino turk. Karacabey Merino Meat, Wool Uni coloured White White 2 0 Ewes are polled, 10-15% of the rams are horned 77 73 73 72 Body is large and deep. It has circular form and middle-length. Dorsal line is straight and back and loin are wide, the rumph is large and a little low, and legs are middle-length. Rumps are plump and deep. Face and end of legs are not covered with fleece. Tail is fatless, long and thin. domestic breed It was developed by crossing German Mutton Merino (95%) and Kıvırcık (5%) breeds so it carries Merino genotype over 90%. 1928 The Marmara Region, mainly in the South Marmara wool medium 3.6 22 intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 140 78 5.4 0.56 4 6 4.5 4.3 12 12 36 48 14 300 5 322 16.5 48.6 1. Breed Registration List TR Official Gazette (2006) 2. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) The data were collected from intensive farming condition. 1.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Karagül It was an important breed in the past because of the curve strucre of skin which could be used for hat 'kalpak', clothes and decorative aims. turk. Its name comes from Karakul city of Turkmenistan and Blacklake of Uzbekistan Karakul Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' Meat, Milk, PeltFur Its well adapted to the steppe and arid climate conditions. It is resistant to insuffient environmental conditions and infectious diseases. Average lambing rate is % 91. Generally twinning rate is lower than other native sheep breeds. Newborn lambs have curly and bright hide but curls become smooth and form the coarse fibres in a short time after the birth. Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf) It has no special needs for keeping and feeding. It can be bred in inadequate rearing conditions with inadequate pasture. When it is getting older, fleece is seen whitening of the black colour, Its prevalant colour is black. In addition to black colour, some of them may be seen in brown, grey and white colour. Its prevalant colour is ash-gray. In addition to ıt is seen gray and white colours. 2 0/2 Rams are horned, ewes are generally polled 13% of them are horned. Rams' horns are strong and twisted forward. Ewes’ horns are weak and turned forward with only one curl beginnng in the back of ears 65 58 58 38 It is small framed sheep breed. Head is middle-sized, neck is short and thick, and legs are in average length. Wither height, dorsal side and rump are almost in equal height so dorsal side seems as a straight line in profile. It is fat tailed. domestic breed According to official sources, it was the first time to import from Turkmenistan in 1929 and than the second time to import from Afghanistan in 1956 and it was also brought by immigrated breeders from Batumi city of Georgia during the 1880’s Tokat province wool coarse/carpet 1.84 1.2 2.7 39 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 137 61 0.445 4 3.3 3.1 16 18 36 48 24 20 25 365 300 400 6 13 44 extensive and semi-intensive conditions 1.04 1 1.18 international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Karakas turk. Karakas Karakas 2003, this breed is at risk. Breeder of region is almost the only way of life and livelihood Karakas is good , adaptation to different climate condition such as hot and dry summers or cold and snowy winters. It is good,adapted to poor pastures. Resistant to long-distance walks. Meat and Milk Bingöl E. (2006). Hakkari’de yetiştirilen Karakaş Koyunlarda döl verimi ile kuzularda büyüme ve gelişme özellikleri. Basılmamış Yüksek Lisans Tezi. Van. Yılmaz O., Denk H., Arslan M., (2003).MilkYieldCharacteristics ok Karakas-Akkaraman Ewes in ExtensiveConditions. Vet.Bil.Derg. 19, 1-2:67-72 Ülker H., Gökdal Ö., Aygün T., Karakuş F. (2004).Comparison of SomeReproductiveTraits of Karakaş and Norduz Sheep.Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi. 14 (1):59-63 Gökdal Ö.,Ülker H., OtoM.M., Temur C., Budağ C. (2000). DifferentProductionTraitsand Body Measurements of Karakaş Sheep in Rural Farm Conditions. Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi. 10 (1):103-111 Karaca O., Nurhan A., Andiç S., Altın T. (2003). MilkYieldCharacteristics of Karakaş Sheep. Turk J Vet Anim Sci. 27:589-594 Quite resistant to adverse environmental conditions and diseases. Multi coloured: Body color is white. Generally, nose, around the eyes, ears and feet are blackspots. White Usually white, some black spots available 2 0 Spiral shaped horns in rams 67 63 55 45 n domestic variety local variety of White Karaman Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia Region, particularly in Diyarbakir, Siirt, Sanliurfa, Adiyaman, Batman, Bingol, Bitlis, Van, Siirt Elazig and Malatya provinces of Turkey. wool semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing nomadic 150 55 0.3 5 4.1 3.3 17 17 36 48 23 365 7 194 18.6 Bingöl E. (2006). Hakkari’de yetiştirilen Karakaş Koyunlarda döl verimi ile kuzularda büyüme ve gelişme özellikleri. Basılmamış Yüksek Lisans Tezi. Van. Yılmaz O., Denk H., Arslan M., (2003).MilkYieldCharacteristics ok Karakas-Akkaraman Ewes in ExtensiveConditions. Vet.Bil.Derg. 19, 1-2:67-72 Ülker H., Gökdal Ö., Aygün T., Karakuş F. (2004).Comparison of SomeReproductiveTraits of Karakaş and Norduz Sheep.Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi. 14 (1):59-63 Gökdal Ö.,Ülker H., OtoM.M., Temur C., Budağ C. (2000). DifferentProductionTraitsand Body Measurements of Karakaş Sheep in Rural Farm Conditions. Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi. 10 (1):103-111 Karaca O., Nurhan A., Andiç S., Altın T. (2003). MilkYieldCharacteristics of Karakaş Sheep. Turk J Vet Anim Sci. 27:589-594 Semi-intensive: Pasture-basedextensivebreeding 1.14 1 2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Karakaçan turk. Karakachan Karacakoyun Meat Generally white, also black and ash gray colours can be seen. 0 0 Semi-fat tailed, it has a small-sized body domestic breed South Marmara Region wool extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing stationary local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Turkey TUR Sheep Karayaka The wool is used for pillows, mattress and quilt. turk. Indigenous Karayaka Karagöz, Çakrak Meat, Milk, Wool The breed is well adapted to wood land and rainy climate. The form of hoofs and legs are strong so that it acts rather fast on the rugged and slant pastures. It is bred in mountainous, wooded, moist and cold enviromental conditions. Average lambing rate is %85. Twinning rate is lower than others native breeds. The twinning percentage is reported for this breed as 4-6%. It has the most coarse fleece among the Turkey’s sheep breeds. Because fleece is coarse and long, it is preferred mostly for making mattress and quilt. Mattress and quilt. Fleece is coarse, flat and long. Medullation can be seen two to tree. Therefore, fleece can not be used textile industry. The wool provides advantage that the rain drops thrown out without reaching the skin. Its management is rather difficult. In addition, its meat is quite delicious. Breed Registration List, the TR Official Gazette (2006). Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf) It is adapted to rainy, mountainous and moist climate conditions. uni coloured: usually white also brown or black stains in various sizes are found mostly on the head and neck. Body is generally in white colour. Skin colour is generally in white. 2 0/2 Males have strong and thick horns turned towards by curls. Generally, females are polled. 66 62 55 40 Body is small but it is long, wide and deep compared to its height. Head is small-middle sized, narrow and its view is coarse. There is fringe on the forehead. Neck is short and thick, shoulders are narrows. Legs are relatively short. Tail is long and thin. Rarely, at the base of the tail is rather fatty. The udder is glandular and less developed. domestic breed Indigeneous breed. There is practically no information about the history of the breed. The Karayaka has long been raised by purebreeding, largely due to geographical isolation. Along the coast between Sinop and Trabzon and mountainous areas of the Black Sea region, the areas around Tokat and Amasya provinces wool coarse/carpet 2.4 2 3.5 40 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 131 90 160 48 4 3.5 3.2 18 16 36 48 22 20 25 6 220 18 45 Breed Registration List, the TR Official Gazette (2006). Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf) extensive and semi-intensive conditions Most of the sheep go to the mountains in summer in large communal flocks and return in winter season. birth rate (%): 85-90, twinning rate (%): 5-10 1.1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Karya turk Karya means Karya Civilisation Meat, Milk Its breeding is preferred especially in rather good keeping and rearing conditions and on plains that have intensification trend Uni color; body is white. Eye, nose and feet are generally black colored white white 2 0 Rams have spirally strong horn, ewes are polled 66.4 45.5 It has a middle-sized body. Tail is thin and a little fatty. n domestic breed Crossing of indigenius breeds Dağlıc, Odemis, Cine Capari with Kivircik and Chios 1994 Western Anatolia, South Aegean (Aydın, İzmir, Demizli, Manisa, Uşak, Afyon, Balıkesir) wool coarse/carpet 1 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 170 149 192 102 85 115 0.617 5 4.5 3.5 10 12 12 17 16 365 7 182 14.6 49.7 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011). Altın T., Karaca O., Cemal I., Yılmaz M. and Yılmaz O. The Fattening and Carcass Characteristics of Kıvırcık and Karya Lambs. Hayvansal Üretim. 46 (1): 19-29, 2005 The data were collected from semi intensive farming condition 1.43 1.32 1.49 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Kıvırcık . turk. Kıvırcık Meat, Milk, Wool Body is generally in white and also black and motley colours may be seen White White 2 0/2 Rams have strong, spiral horns, ewes are polled. 69 64 65 50 There are two types within the breed: meat and milk. The meat type has large circular and muscular body. Rump is slightly slanting, legs are relatively short. In the milk type, body and chest is narrow and legs are long. Dorsal line has slight concave, rump is slightly low and it becomes narrow as coming close to back. domestic breed Thrace, Marmara and North part of the Aegean Region wool coarse/carpet 1.5 2 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 180 83 6 0.461 4 4 3.7 12 12 36 48 16 365 5 263 20.2 47.6 Kıvırcık Registration: in the Official Gazette dated 22/04/2006 and 26147 numbered 2006/16, Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011), 1.2 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Malya Turk. Malya name comes from an agricultural farm name . Meat, Wool It is well adapted to steppe climate and dry weather conditions. Good keeping and feeding conditions are preferred.. Heritability of birth weight: 0.0788 Malya sheep breed can be successfully raise on natural pastures due to the blood of Akkaraman Black stains may be found on head and legs Main colour is white White 0 0 Both rams and ewes are polled 71.2 65.9 80 58 It has semi-fatty tail. Base of the tail is wide and it gets narrower towards the end. n domestic breed composite of German Mutton Merino (31%) and White Karaman(69%) in 1960’s Kırşehir Province and neighboring provinces wool coarse/carpet 2.7 1 3.2 25 semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary, transhumant 90 54 107 40 4 3.6 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 335 395 6 240 21 50.8 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey Republıc of Turkey Mınıstry of Food Agrıculture and Lıvestock General Dırectorate of Agrıcultural Research and Polıcy and Registration: in the Official Gazette dated 09/07/2006 and 26223 numbered 2006/32 numbered Communiqué. Survival rate of lambs: up to 6 month 86 %, 2 month 94 %, weight at 6 month 30 kg. fiber lenght 10.27 cm Fecundity: from 1.29 to 1.44; fertility: 90.00%; growth rate at 0-105 days: 259 g, and 105-150 days: 120 g; 1.2 1 1.4 local No Material atRisk endangered -Turkey TUR Sheep Menemen turk Meat Lambs have higher survival rate. White White 0 0 Rams and ewes are polled 69.2 domestic breed It was developed in Aegean University Menemen Research and Application Farm by crossbreeding IIe de France rams (% 75) and Tahirova ewes (%25). 1991 Western Anatolia and Thrace Region. semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 125 100 150 6 183.3 1.4 1.3 1.5 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Morkaraman Due to the strong apperance it is gifted to the brides in wedding seramony. Also it used in special dish called 'Cağ Kebab'. turk. Red Karaman Red Karaman, Chacra, Chagra, Chakra, Dugli, Erzurum, Hamra, Shagra, Turkish Brown, Kizil Karaman Meat, Milk, Wool Due to the strong apperance it is gifted to the brides in wedding seramony. It is hardy and well adapted to harsh environmental conditions. It is able to walk long distances. It is resistant to low temperatures. Fatty tail is used for energy source during long and inadequate winter feeding periods. Herd and maternal instincts are good. It is used in special dish called 'Cağ Kebab'. Herd controlling is pretty easy. uni coloured: red, brown Body colour changes among red, maroon and violet, while around eye, mouth and nose are in light head and legs are in dark colour compared to the body. 2 2 Rams usually have big and spiral horns. Ewes are either weak horned or polled. 75 68 74.75 53.9 It is fat-tailed and the form of the tail resembles to White Karaman (S-shape) but Its size is bigger. domestic breed Indigenous Mainly eastern and central part of Anatolia wool coarse/carpet 1.56 extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, grazing transhumant 126 67 36 71 5.6 3.93 3.53 8 7 18 17 17.7 17 18 365 6 192.2 21.33 49 Breed Registration List TR Official Gazette (2004), Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011) 1.06 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Norduz turk. It has a high body frame. Neck is covered completely with fleece. Ram headed ewes with bangs and wattles may be found. Some of them have no ears. Basic colour is white, secondary common colour is ash, also gray-white and brown-white colours may be found. There are black stains on some parts of body, especially on the head. Rams and approximately half of the ewes are horned. It is fat tailed. Tail has three pieces that the third one is longer than the first one and drooping down. Norduz Herd and maternal instincts, walking and grazing abilities are good. Its resistance, survival rate and adaptation ability are great in slanted and rugged region where it is bred. Main body colour is white, secondary common colour is ash, also gray-white and brown-white colours may be found. Head, dewlap and legs are generally brown or black. There are black stains on some parts of body, especially on the head. White 2 2 Rams have strong spiral horns. Nearly 50% of the ewes have short, weak and straight hornes. 71 60 domestic breed Van province Norduz district 17th century Van province and neirgbourhood wool coarse/carpet 2.91 37 extensive (non backyard) concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing transhumant 183 137 6.49 0.695 7 6.11 4.5 4.06 18 18 36 60 24 21 24 365 5 279 16.5 47 1.1 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Orta Anadolu Merinosu Turk. The Orta Anadolu name means Central Anatolian Konya Merinosu Meat, Milk, Wool It is well adapted to the steps conditions of Central Anatolia. It has ability of adaptation to various environmental conditions Its disease resistance is high Mating period is focuses on the late summer and autumn. The birth rate is 87.0%. Herding and maternal instincts are good. Birth difficulty is very low. Litter size is 1.4. Survival ability rate of lambs up to weaning is 90%. Fleece is formed by fine and uniform fibres. So, it is used for producing cloth. The breed is used for genetic source. It can make use of dry pastures better than other breeds except for the native ones. Central Anatolian Merino Registration (TR Official Gazette dated 28/12/2007 and 26740 numbered 2007/52 numbered Communiqué). Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey (TAGEM 2011) Heritability of birth weight: 0.2, Heritability of sheep weight at shearing: 0.4, Heritability of fleece weight of young sheep: 0.3, Heritability of litter size: 0.3. Close to the Akkaraman and Karacabey Merino, away from Dağlıç and Kıvırcık. It has ability of adaptation to various environmental conditions. Colour is white. white 0 0 Generally, both males and females are polled. 76 68 85 61 Head is medium sized, lips are thick, ears are horizontal and large, neck is short and thick, body is big and long and rumps are plump. Legs are long and strong. Face and the end of legs are not covered with fleece. Fleece is formed by fine and uniform fibres. Tail is thin and long. y 2006 domestic variety Composite of German Mutton Merino (80%) and Akkaraman (20%) 1950's Central Anatolian Region wool fine 3.5 23 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 150 75 0.5 4.5 4 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 300 400 6 250 20.5 47 1. Central Anatolian Merino Breed Registration (TR Official Gazette dated 28/12/2007 and 26740 numbered 2007/52 numbered Communiqué). 2. Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey (TAGEM 2011) 3. FAO Breed Survey (1995) F60-60 Data transferred by EAAP in 9/99 1.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Pırlak Turk. Pirik, Phryg Meat, Milk Good It can be bred in inadequate feeding, sheltering and poor pasture conditions. Reproductive performance % 92 The Catalogue named Domestic Anımal Genetic Resources ın Turkey published by General Directorate of Agricultural Research and Policy in 2011 (http://www.tagem.gov.tr/pdf/english_AnGR.pdf) Its sheepfolds are generally built adjacent to a hill. It is kept in hollows on mountains and even in uncovered groves of windless places in the provinces of Burdur and Isparta. White White 2 0/2 Males have strong, spiral horns turned lateral sides and females are generally polled. 63 48 It has middle-sized body. It is white, black stains can be found around eyes and mouth, on the end of ears. Also, black stains can be seen on foot. Ears are turned forward. There are different kinds of tails from thin to half fatty. Fatty chunk of the tail decreases from the base to the end. domestic breed It was developed by crossing Dağlıç and Kıvırcık breeds in Afyonkarahisar Province Northern west part of the Mediterranean Region and interior part of the West Anatolia wool coarse/carpet 2.5 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 120 80 70 90 5 4 3.5 18 18 36 48 24 22 26 365 330 400 5 154 1.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Ramlıç turk. Ramlic name comes from combination of Rambouillet and Daglic breeds’ name Meat, Wool The breeds has high ability to harsh environmental condition. Ramlıç lambs have higher survival rate. Herd instinct is well . uni coloured: white white white 2 0 Rams have strong horn, ewes are polled 74 70 85 63 Body is large. Tail is long and thin, a little fatty in the base domestic breed crossbreeding of American Rambouillet (65%) and Dagliç (35%) developed at Istanbul University since 1969 Rambouillet rams were imported in 1958 from Montana USA Central Anatolia Afyon and Eskişehir provinces wool medium 3 21 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 171 70 4.38 4.09 12 12 36 48 17 365 6 252 16.3 46.3 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2009, Turkish Version), 1.13 1.02 1.21 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Sakız turk. The name comes from Chios Island Chios Milk In 2003, this breed is at risk. In 2012, still at risk. Cultural events and programmes organised in Seferihisar and Çeşme every year in order to increase public awareness and encourage farmers of this valuable sheep breed. The breed is well adapted to cool down climate. A twinning percentage over 70 % is reported for this very prolific breed. uni coloured: white with black spots around mouth, eyes, ears and legs Body is white. There are black stains around eye and mouth, on the end of nose and on ears and feet Skin colour is white and black stains spread on body. 2 0 Rams have strong, black, spiral horns, . Ewes are polled. 75 72 61.1 52.7 Its body is narrow and high, legs are long. Head, legs and underside of abdomen are without fleece. Fleece is mixed coarse. Base of tail is a few fatty and triangular the end of tail is fatless, thin and long. Udder is glandular and suitable for high milk yield. Nipples are drooping and big domestic breed Indigenous breed. It has been suggested that the breed is the result of crossbreeding between local sheep breed of the island of Chios and breeds of Anoatolia that Kıvırcık and Dağlıç. Especially in Çeşme and also the provinces of İzmir, Aydın and the coastal locations of the Marmara and Aegean Regions wool coarse/carpet 2 1.5 2.5 28 intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 193 67 256 162 145 214 1.1 4 3.2 2.8 8 8 36 48 13 300 5 242 17.3 47.2 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011), Breed Registration List, TR Official Gazette (2004) Performance data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on concentrates, grazing, fodder. It is bred as family focks of 3-5 heads. Because of its high reroduction potential and milk yield, extra feding is applied especially in production period. In good feeding conditions this breed can produce more than 500 kg milk yield. 2 1.7 2.2 international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Sönmez Turk. Sönmez refer to surname of he who improved this breed Meat, Milk Resistant to hot and dry conditions Kaymakçı M.Taşkın T.Koşum N. 2002 Sönmez Koyunlarında Tip Sabitleştirilmesi E.Ü.Zir.Fak.Derg. 39 (2): 87-94 Resistant to hot and dry conditions Generally white 0/2 0 While ewes are polled , rams may be with small horns 72.6 100 65 • White, immaculate and high body Long and broad-backed, high rump Thin and fatless tail Big breast n domestic breed composite of Tahirova (%75)[ East friz (%56,25), Kıvırcık (%18,75)], Sakız(%25) in 1970’s West Anatolian wool coarse/carpet 3.5 semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 185 360 3.87 3.5 18 18 36 48 23 21 25 365 335 395 5 227 Kaymakçı M.Taşkın T.Koşum N. 2002 Sönmez Koyunlarında Tip Sabitleştirilmesi E.Ü.Zir.Fak.Derg. 39 (2): 87-94 1.7 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Tahirova turk. Tahirova ewes are known as a breed with high milk production and high fertility. Meat, Milk uni coloured: white white white 0 0 rams are polled, ewes are polled 85 57 thin tail, without wool n domestic breed Tahirova sheep was developed by crossing with 75% East Friesian and 25% Kıvırcık. It was developed in in Tahirova State Farm in 1969. 1969 Southern Marmara, Aegean and Thrace regions. wool coarse/carpet 2.7 2.2 3 semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 250 300 203 160 246 153 111 196 0.753 5 3.7 3.5 18 18 36 48 23 20 26 365 300 400 5 1.58 1.57 1.6 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Sheep Tuj turk. Tuj Gürcü, Kars, Kesik, Herik/Herigi, Tunç, Çildir Meat, Milk, Wool In 2003, this breed is at risk. In 2012, still at risk. It is well adapted to mountainous areas. Grazing ability is well. uni coloured: white with dark marks around eyes and on feet White White 2 0/2 Rams are horned. Horns are spiral, turned forward and heteroniymous. Ewes are generally polled but horned ones may be found. 68 55 53 47 It is a fat-rumped breed. Tail is quite short and the coccyx is twisted up on the middle side of it. The thin and fatless end of tail is turned down. Thus, the naked reverse of tail can be seen from the back view. domestic breed Descended from Tushin (Georgia), similar to Tushinsky. The breed is distributed in Zakata, Azerbaijan and Armenia and Caucasia. Ardahan, Iğdır and Kars provinces. wool coarse/carpet 2.25 2 3 34 intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 124 45 4 6.91 3.75 3.56 18 18 36 51 23 365 7 195.69 20.7 48.9 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011), Breed Registration List, TR Official Gazette (2004) Stationary conditions 1.2 1.08 1.26 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Türkgeldi turk. Türkgeldi type has high fertility and lactation yield from Kivircik that native local breed. Because of the composition of milk, Türkgeldi type is very important for manufactured cheese. Türkgeldi Meat, Milk The breed is known for its good adaptability to step climate. A twinning percentage of 45% is reported for this breed. uni coloured: white white white 2 0 rams have horn, ewes are polled 75 50 long, thin tail, long body, long legs, good udder y 1994 domestic breed It was developed in in Türkgeldi State Farm in 1981 - 2000 by crossbreeding Tahirova rams (% 75) and Kivircik ewes (%25) 1980's Trace and western Anatolia wool medium 2.58 2.25 2.91 semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 150 180 174 171 178 100 93 107 7.36 0.575 5.28 3.5 3.3 18 18 36 48 23 20 25 365 300 380 5 330 1.38 1.25 1.52 local No Material extinct extinct -Turkey TUR Sheep Zom turk. Zom Zom Meat, Milk has a role in maintaining gastronomy (taking into account linkages between the breed and typical local products or recipes) It is well adapted to hot and dry climate and It can walk on rugged and rocky area. It is resistant to hot and dry climate. In the region, Its milk is generally used in the mesh cheese that is a traditional cheese Field surveys They have complied with rocky and bumpy land terms of Karacadag Mountain The colour is generally beige, white- cream. There are black stains on the head, ears and legs. It can be seen black colour on the tail. Beige and white-cream White, there are black spots on the skin 2 0 Ewes and rams are polled but sometimes rams have small horns 76.2 67.9 65 46 The body is strong and large. The legs are long and bare. The fleece is mixed coarse and carpet type. It is fat-tailed and the form of the tail has three pieces that settled one right after the other. There is a large and big chunk of fat at the base and the third piece of the tail that looks like heart-shaped, smaller and fatty. n domestic It is developed by crossing local domestic sheep types of Karacadag region and transhumant sheep passed through this region. 19th centuries It is bred in Karacadag region located among Diyarbakır, Mardin and Sanliurfa provinces wool coarse/carpet semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 192 111 0.581 5 4.4 4 18 18 36 48 23 365 7 229.8 Determination of milk yield, reproductive success, growth and development, and morphological traits of Zom Sheep in Farmer Conditions Project Report (2012) Semi-intensive 1.17 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Turkey TUR Sheep Çine Çaparı turk. Meat, Milk The animals are well adapted to the harsh environmental conditions The animals are reported to be resistant to diseases. Herd and maternal instincts, and grazing ability are very good. Because it has rather submissive nature, its herd management is easy. uni coloured: white, sometimes light brown to dark black spots on feet and belly Body colour is generally beige or ash-gray. Head, ears, legs and belly are coloured in various tones from brown to black or stains in these colours 2 0/2 Rams have strong spiral horns, ewes are usually polled. 70 65 58 38 Head is a little small in comparison to body. Ears are middle-sized and semi pendulous. It is fat-tailed and also it has plumper tail than other native fat-tailed sheep breeds have. The end of tail is thin and curled. It has big nipples suitable for machine milking. domestic breed Indigenous breed Aydin Province Koçarlı and Çine districts wool coarse/carpet 1.2 back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard) concentrate, fodder, grazing 146 50 0.333 4 3.9 3.6 18 18 36 48 24 365 6 210 19.1 48.8 Domestic Animal Genetic Resources in Turkey, Breed Catalogue (2011), Breed Registration List, TR Official Gazette (2007), Karaca, O., Cemal, İ., Atay, O., 1999. Çine Çaparı, Çine Tipi ve Menemen X Çine Tipi (F1) kuzularda kimi besi ve kesim özellikleri. Uluslararası Hayvancılık Kongresi, p.766-770, 21-24 September1999, Ege University Agricultural Faculty, İzmir. The data was collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 4 months per year and fed on concentrates. 1.07 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -Turkey TUR Sheep Ödemis turk. Meat 2003, this breed is at risk. This breed is reported to be resistant to the toxicity of the Kanyasi plant. uni coloured: white with black or brown face 0/2 0 62 45 fat s-shaped tail domestic variety local variety of Akkaraman Küçük Menderes Valley, west Turkey wool coarse/carpet 1 1.5 150 F60-71 F8-45 2 local No Material unknown unknown -Turkey TUR Turkey Native eng. Yerli Hindi domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Tuvalu TUV Chicken Local chicken Eggs domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly kept in small holder subsistence farming system. local No Information unknown unknown -Tuvalu TUV Duck (domestic) Local duck eng. Eggs domestic indigenous breed Mainly kept in small-holder subsistence farming systems. local No Information unknown unknown -Tuvalu TUV Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported from Fiji; exotic 2001 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tuvalu TUV Pig Duroc fr. Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported from Fiji; exotic 2001 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tuvalu TUV Pig Landrace eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported from Fiji; exotic 2001 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tuvalu TUV Pig Large White eng. Large White GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported from Fiji; exotic 2001 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Tuvalu TUV Pig Local pig Products are produced for own consumption or for local markets. eng. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly small-scale free range farming. local No Information unknown unknown -Tuvalu TUV Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported from Fiji; exotic 2001 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Ass Maasai Donkey Unlike other communities, traditionally, Maasai women use donkeys for carrying languages to the Market Masai uni coloured: brown domestic breed regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Ass Muscat larger and paler than Masai domestic breed descended from Egyptian or Arabian local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Buffalo Egyptian Egyptian The breed is adapted to the local semi-arid and sub-humid climate. uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 short curved horns 132 337.5 domestic breed few animals imported from Egypt in 1968 and 1970 1968 360 1200 2160 36.3 34 14 442 650 W55-5 N9 A.S. Abdel-Aziz (?) Characteristics of the Egyptian Buffalo. The adult body weight and withers height refer to animals 18 months old. The milk yield has been estimated. regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Aberdeen-Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Ankole Some literature indicate that Ankole cattle is a strain of Sanga Breed of which Tusi people kept on selecting within Sanga breed and came up with Ankole cattle. Some people refer/name this Cattle Breed as Tusi Cattle Ankole DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Currently the breed is becoming popular in the country Brown/fawn, red/red-brown, black in combination of these colour and white. 2 2 long and massive horns 900 502.5 Long and big size horns n domestic breed They came from Tusi people of Rwanda to the Western and South of Uganda, then pastoralist in the course of serch for green pasture and water they shifted to weestern Tanzania. Not known Along regions of western Tanzania Mortality 2%-20%; Lactation Length 250 days (Average) international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk Fawn (redish) andwhite pied 0 0 n domestic breed exotic; continuously imported 1970s Arusha, Kilimanjaaaro and southern highlands regions 31 30 39.4 29 40 453 435 460 Ayrshires are kept on large scale dairy farms, mostly owned by the government and in addition there exists a number of privately owned large-scale dairy farms near major towns/cities, especially in Dar es Salaam, Coast, Iringa and Arusha regions the keep Friesians. The management system is fenced grazing systems and concentrate supplementation of milking cows, calves and breeding bulls. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Boran English Tanzania Boran are mainly kept in the Ranches especially in Coastal region, Central, Northern and Lake zones. The breed thrives in warm, cool and dry in the arid and semi arid environment. The vegetation type is usually bush and dwarf shrub grassland. Management system is extensive and semi transhumance. Prophylactic measures against trypanosomiasis are the common health management practices Boran East African Shorthorned Zebu DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The breed is adapted to semi-arid and sub-humid climates. The animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: usually white or grey, also red
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short horns n domestic breed The breed is belived to come from South West Asia to the horn of Africa in 1300 to 1500 years ago. Then it extended to the Sourthern Ethiopia and contiguous areas of Kenya and Somali then from southern Kenya to Tanzania 1960s scattered in a few areas in the country, mainly in ranching company farms semi - intensive grazing 170 1200 25 25 21 15.6 25 21.7 36 32.2 45 420 400 425 7 N2-40 N9 F20(1)-104 W67-53 W57-30 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions and fed on grazing and fodder. In Tanzania Boran cattle are reared under two production systems: a) Pastoral range, stationary, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system in the semi-arid ecological zone; b) Livestock-crop-lowlands in the sub-humid ecological zone. There is inadequate water supply.
Aditionally, according to the Country report on AnGR 2004, Commercial ranching in Tanzania is mainly based on extensive grazing, usually in paddocks. It is mainly practiced in ranches owned by the National Ranching Company (NARCO) established in the 1970s. The dominant breed in most ranches is the Boran and crosses of Boran with indigenous breeds or exotic beef sire breeds crossed with Borans. It is an improved TSZ animal for beef production. There is a lack of controled mating. international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Chagga (Extinct) English The strain is mostly found in Kilimanjaro region along the Mountain Kilimanjaro and is kept by Chagga people. Due to some reasons, the breed has disappeared (Extinct) since 1990s. The introduction of exotic dairy cattle such as Friesian, Ayrshire and Jersey affected the existence of Chagga cattle. Unlike other areas in Tanzania where indigenous cattle are kept extensively, Chagga people started indoor (Zero grazing) quite long ago with their indigenous cattle i.e. Chagga cattle breed. They easily adopted the exotic breeds because their problem was mainly milk and manure at the same time land shortage was increasing. It is said that indigenous cattle eat less and give less manure compared to exotics that eat more and give significant amount of manure. This led progressively disappearance of Chagga cattle breed. Tanganyika shorthorn zebu (TSHZ) Wachagga DowryPayment, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The breed is an extict, very few animal can be counted of the breed type. Efforts to rescue the breed is required The breed is adapted to a sub-humid climate. Multcoloured (black, white and black,Redish/brown) 2 2 amall, different orientaion (upward/lateral curved) 205 172.5 dwarf n domestic variety variety of Tanzanian Zebu Kilimanjaro, northern Tanzania There is lack of fodder. In Tanzania the Chagga Zebu are reared mainly under a pastoral range production system, under stationary conditions, fed on zero grazing in an agricultural farming system within the sub-humid ecological zone. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Ethiopian Boran eng. Ethiopian Boran is now known as Tanzania Boran owing to the fact that Tanzania had Indigenous Boran which was kept on crossing with Ethiopian Boran for long time since 1940s. Thus, through backcrossing towards Tanzania Indigenous Boran since the importation of Ethiopia Boran ceased there is no trace of Ethiopian Boran in Tanzania Ethiopian Boran Borana, Borena, Galla, Somali Boran, Tanaland Boran, Avai Meat uni coloured: grey, white 0/2 0/2 121 118 318 225 humped, males have a bigger hump domestic variety unimproved variety of Boran 180 843 6 3.8 18.2 17.8 48 60 N2-48 W42-29 FAO Breed Survey The milk yield per lacation refers to pastoral conditions. - Weaning weight 170.2;
regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Fipa English Called Fipa because it is mostly owned by the Fipa Tribe. However, Some literature indicate that Fipa cattle is a strain of Sanga Breed of which Fipa people kept on selecting within Sanga breed and came up with Fipa cattle Aberdeen-Angus Native n Domestic Strain Not known Found in Sumbawanga Region; Kalambo and Nkasi Districts international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk multi coloured: black-pied and sometimes red-pied 0 0 Large size cattle. domestic breed exotic; continuously imported 1970s intensive grazing 22 20 31 29 38 28 40 435 411 440 Friesians are kept on large scale dairy farms, mostly owned by the government and in addition there exists a number of privately owned large-scale dairy farms near major towns/cities, especially in Dar es Salaam, Coast, Iringa and Arusha regions the keep Friesians. The management system is fenced grazing systems and concentrate supplementation of milking cows, calves and breeding bulls. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk 0 0 domestic breed Exotic Bos taurus dairy breed. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Iringa Red english Iringa Red Cattle is one of Strains under Small East African Zebu, Dominant in Iringa region and their colour is red Tanganyika shorthorn zebu (TSHZ) DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides They are adapted to highlands condition, hardy can walk long distance Dominated by red colour 2 2 Thick horn at base growing with diffrent curve orientation. 109.9 117 265.7 236 n Domestic local strain of Small East African Zebu in Tanzania Tanzania semi - intensive concentrate, grazing, uncontrolled feeding transhumant 204 180 210 7 22 21 25 23 45 40 50 600 580 605 7 0.5 D.S.C Sendalo R.P. Mbwile Y.N Msanga P.A.A Mwakilembe J.K Murro P.L. Mwambene A.A. temu , 2007. Socio-economic and Phenotypic characteristics of Iringa red cattle. Ministry of livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania Communal grazing environment Theyb are hards local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Jersey English Imported breed from European countries Jersey Meat, Milk The breed needs conducive environment in order to reach high production potential, in the country it is well distributed in the Regions like Arusha, Kilimanjaro and Southern highlands of the country. 0 0 domestic breed continually imported; exotic 1970 29 25 35 29 38 36 42 422 400 430 7 Livestock breed survey 2008, Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania Zero grazing or semi intensive management is practices international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Jiddu Jiddu Macien, Sorco, Sucra, Surco, Surco Sanga, Surug, Suruq, Giddu Milk The breed is adapted to live under semi-humid and humid climatic conditions. 2 2 domestic breed Sanga-Zebu intermediate Zanzibar FAO Breed Survey There is a lack of veterinary care. In Tanzania Jiddu cattle are reared in a livestock-crop-lowlands production system, under stationary conditions, fed on extensive grazing or on grazing and fodder in an agricultural farming system within the sub-humid and the highland ecological zones. No performance records are available for this breed. There are no organized mating plans for the breed. regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Maasai English Maasai Cattle is one of the Strains of Small East African Shorthorn Zebu. Called Maasi because it is mostly owned by the Maasai people Tanganyika shorthorn zebu (TSHZ) East African Shorthorned Zebu, Maasai DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides the breed adapted to harsh environment (drought and diseases) Animals are mostly depend on natural pastures and no/very minimal supplimentation is done. The breed is adapted to live under semi-arid climatic conditions. Black but there are many varieties (Black with white patches, Red and white/grey, fawn and brindle, colour sided) 2 2 129 122.5 372.5 330 n domestic strain Tanganyika shorthorn zebu northern to southern parts of the country extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive grazing, uncontrolled feeding transhumant 200 196 260 5.9 3 5 35 30 40 35 44 40 60 450 430 500 7 0.42 Livestock breed survey 2008 Communal grazing, no breeding control, suppliments and with minimal disease comntrol These animals are fed on total grazing. Special conditions faced by the breed include inadequate water supply and veterinary care and futhermore, animals have to cross long distances in search of water. In Tanzania the two main production systems under which Masai cattle are reared are: a) Pastoral range, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing, in a pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone. b) Livestock-crop-lowlands, nomadic, in the humid and in the highland ecological zones. Few performance records available local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Mbulu English The name Mbulu signify the place where are mostly found. Mbulu-Tribal Tanganyika shorthorn zebu (TSHZ) Meat, Milk, Savings Security The breed need to be characterised. Multcolour (Black, Black and white spotted) n domestic strain Natural selection over long period within Tanganyika short horn zebu (TSHZ) local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Mkalama Dun (Extinct) This was Chief’s cattle at Mkalama area (District) in Singida Region; they were Greyish-white. It was a mark for Chief’s family or clan. With time, people started mixing and livestock markets improved in such a way that livestock also mixed. This makes Singida white cattle breed to dominate because Mkalama Dun was very small herd and specifically for chief’s clan. Therefore, in Singida region Mkalama Dun disappeared and Singida white thrived. 2 2 0 domestic variety local strain of Small East African Zebu local No Material extinct extinct -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Mpwapwa English This is a composite breed developed by crossing Ayrshire and Indo-Zebu breeds of Sahiwal and Red Sindhi and African Zebu, Tanzania Shorthorn Zebu and Boran. Mpwapwa |Breed Indo-African Zebu Milk A hardy dual purpose cattle breed for semi arid conditions of Tanzania for production of milk and beef in the grazing conditions. However, when kept in intensive management and fed concentrates, the milk production increases to more than 1500 kg per lactation. High tolerance for most tropical diseases, such as intestinal worm infestation and Foot and Mouth Disease. Mortality in calves has been reduced to 4 % at controlled management conditions where restricted suckling is practiced instead of feeding calves using bucket. The breed is becoming popular as a replacement for Sahiwal at the Northern Tanzania and among Maasai community for comparatively high milk production to the Tanzania short horn Zebu. Beef production is through steers who achieved 230 kg at the 4 years of age when kept under grazing management only. The Mpwapwa cattle is a dual-purpose breed with high production potential under semi-arid conditions. uni coloured: usually light to dark red like Sahiwal 2 2 Short thick horns varying 30 to 46 cm 119 119 520 400 Zebu, normally humped n domestic breed Studies on crossbreeding of cattle were embarked on in 1930s at Mpwapwa. Several Bos indicus (Tanzania Shorthorn Zebu, Boran, Sahiwal and Red Sindhi) and Bos taurus (Ayrshire, Friesian, Jersey and Guernsey) were involved. These studies led to the development of the composite Mpwapwa Breed of which 75% constitutes of Sahiwal and Red Sindhi. Started breeding in 1940s and breed was closed in 1958 Central Tanzania intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, grazing stationary, transhumant 1500 248 220 283 1250 1100 1600 6 4 7 30 25 20 18 24 24 44 36 50 430 380 500 11 23.8 192.4 53 W65-13 N2-31 A6-23 FAO Breed Survey S.M. Das, ZRTC, LPRI Aron (1993) Annual Research Report LPRI Mpwapwa. Proc. of 100 years of Livestock Services in Tanzania 1905-2005, Ministry of Water and Livestock Development, Tanzania Performance was measured at the Livestock Breeding Station Mpwapwa under improved management conditions with little or no concentrates fed and unimproved pastures. In Tanzania there are two production systems under which Mpwapwa cattle are reared: a) Pastoral range, stationary, fed on grazing and fodder in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone. b) Livestock-crop-lowlands, fed on zero grazing within the sub-humid ecolgical zone. - weaning weight 52-56 kg;
- live weight at slaughter 425.9 kg;
local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Pare English Called Pare because it is mostly owned by the Pare Tribe Tanganyika Shorthorn Zebu local No Material atRisk critical -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Sahiwal English Sahiwal Sahiwal Lola, Montgomery, Multani, Teli, Lambi Bar Meat, Milk the breed is good milkers than the local zebu, Produces relatively small calves with easy calving. The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. Their colour can range from reddish brown through to the more predominant red, with varying amounts of white on the neck, and the underline. In males the colour darkens towards the extremities, such as the head, legs and tail 2 2 Rudmentary thick at base, usually are dehorned and looks polled. 136 120 500 400 Zebu n domestic breed Punjab region of Pakstan/Sahiwal District, 1939-1963 Imported breed from Pakstan to Kenya 60 males and 12 females and Tanzanian imported the breed from Kenya Northen Tanzania semi - intensive concentrate, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary, transhumant 272 260 284 1700 1500 1800 4.6 6 23.2 21.3 22 20 25 23 32 29 35 424 411 437 6 0.5 Livestock breed survey 2008 Communal grazing management Minimal care are taken on management, hardy environment with frequent drought. Resistance to tick born diseases international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Sanga This breed composes Fipa and Ankole Strains. Therefore, the population already taken care in Fipa and Ankole Cattle 0 0 Long horns. Small hump. domestic breed indigenous cattle breed, cross between Bos taurus (humpless) and Bos indicus (humped). local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat Very few animals available in the country 0 0 n domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Singida White Security (bank) to save for emergencies also money from saling animals are used to buy cerials and other home needs. English The strain is dominated by farmers based in Singida region and the dominant colour for such cattle is white. Tanganyika shorthorn zebu (TSHZ) DowryPayment, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The strain is hardy to Drought and Temperature The body is dominated by white colour/ grey and redish 2 2 Short horned strain, with different shape and orientaion 120 105 300 290 Body is dominated with white colour n domestic strain The strain is mostly found in Singida region. Singida region 40 35 42 37 45 44 46 420 411 437 6 Livestockbreed survey 2008 Extensivev grazing, with minimum supplimentation. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Sukuma the breed is mostly kept by Sukuma people along the lake Victoria zone, the name was named after the trible of Sukuma in the country. Tanganyika shorthorn zebu (TSHZ) Tinde Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The breed is adapted to live under sub-humid climatic conditions. The animals produce traction and fuel. The animals are also important for social and security purposes. uni coloured: usually red, light dun, red roan or blue roan 2 2 n domestic breed The Sukuma cattle seem to have been derived from crossing between Tanzanian Shorthorned Zebu and the Sanga. south of Lake Victoria, spreading from the western to the southern zone There is a lack of water supply, proper veterinary care and organized breeding. Sukuma cattle are reared under two major production systems: a) Pastoral range, stationary, fed on extensive grazing in a pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone. b) Livestock-crop-lowlands, transhumant, agro-pastoral farming system in the sub-humid ecological zone. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Tanzania Shorthorn Zebu eng. Tanzania Shorthorn Zebu (TSZ) was known as Tanganyika Shorthorn Zebu which has several Breed-types such as Maasai, Iringa Red, Sukuma, Singida White, Tarime, Mbulu, Gogo and Pare TSZ 2 2 domestic breed Small East African Zebu in Tanzania R-1957 local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Tarime zebu The strain is mostly found in Tarime region. The strain are named after their localities Tanganyika shorthorn zebu (TSHZ) DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The breed is tolerant to various tropical diseases, drought but also they are good grazers. Brown, Fawn, Brown mixed with other colour (black/white/red etc.) 292 249 n domestic strain Found in Tarim district Mara region, Tanzania Through natural selection of indigenous Tanganyika short horn zebu Tarime district of mara region, North west Tanzania 29 25 44 42 51.6 48 55 528 500 535 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Taurindicus Taurindicus domestic variety cross-bred European dairy cattle x East African Zebu (1946) Tanga regional No Material extinct extinct extinct -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Watusi This is Ankole Breed of which some people refer as Tusi Cattle since Tusi Tribe is the most tribe keeping them Watusi Milk The breed is adapted to live under sub-humid climatic conditions. The animals are also used for fertiliser production. FAO Breed Survey 2 2 domestic variety variety of Ankole concentrated around the lake region in Tanzania F20(1)-104 FAO Breed Survey There is a lack of veterinary care. The production system is characterized as follows: Livestock-crop-lowlands, fed on extensive grazing or on grazing and fodder in an agro-pastoral farming system within the sub-humid ecological zone. No performance data available for these animals in Tanzania. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Cattle Zanzibar Zebu English. The strain is mostly found in Zanzibar Islands. Their current population is not known Zanzibar zebu DraughtPower, Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The breed is adapted to live under semi-arid and humid climatic conditions. uni coloured: light red, dun, black, grey 2 2 114 109 275 215 well developed hump n domestic strain variety of Small East African Zebu: with some influence from Indian, Somali and Boran Zanzibar and Pemba, coastal areas of Tanzania semi - intensive concentrate, grazing 650 300 800 4.9 29 27 30 39 36 42 370 340 420 Payne and Hodges (1997); Rege (1999) Extensive system There is lack of water and proper veterinary care. Zanzibar Zebu are reared in: a) Livestock-crop-lowlands production system, fed on extensive grazing; b) Agricultural farming system within the sub-humid and highland ecological zones fed on grazing and concentrates. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Black astrorp English This breed was introduced from Malawi in 1980s Exotic chicken Eggs local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Bukin Swahili Tanzania indigenous chicken The dominant character they have no tail 1.8 1.2 n domestic strain Through natural selection of Tanzania indigenous chicken Tanga and Costal Kilimanjaro region local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Ching'wekwe Kiswahili "Name such strain is originated from Sukuma local language ""Ching'wekwe"" means chicken with few feathers" Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat Locally adapted n domestic strain Mostly found along the coastal (Tanga, Dar es Salaam, Lindi and Mtwara) and lake zones (Mwanza, Kigoma and bukoba) local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Commercial Broiler Hybrids English Commercial strain- broiler- Avian international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Commercial Layer Hybrids English Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Indigenous Chicken Chickens are also important as source of quick cash, especially for women and youth, and for traditional festivals and sacrifices. eng. Indigenous chicken includes all strains such as Kawaida, Bukini Bukin, Ching'wekwe, Kawaida, Kinyavu, Kishingo, Kuchi etc. Kalakacha, Kanga, Kinteba, Kinyonyoke, Kisunzu and Iramba, Malindi, Masuruali, Mbegu Kuzo, Mchecheleche, Msumbiji, Mtewa, Nambuuta, Njachama, Sansamala, Singamagazi, Kuchi Meat domestic Rural areas. Kept under free range production system. local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Kawaida Kiswahili "They are named ""kawaida"" mean normal have general/common features when compared with other indigenous chicken" Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat Hardy to harsh environment (Drought and Diseases) Multcolour (Brown,White, Black, Black and White) n domestic strain Through crossbreeding with indigenous strain in the country in addtion to natural selection over long time local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Kinyavu Kiswahili Feathers are not straight, their feathers look like that of ostrich Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat Have yellow skin colour white, light brown n domestic strain Throgh natural selection of indigenous Tanzania chicken Scattered almost in regions of Tanzania local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Kishingo Swahili Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat The birds are characterised by no feathers along the neck white indigenous white, light brown n domestic strain Different places of the country local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Kuchi English "Name such strain is originated from Singida Region local language ""Kuku Mbuni"" means chicken looks like Ostrich" Indigenous chicken Multicolour (Black,buuf, black and white) 2 1.4 Long legs 7 6 8 105 90 120 Livestock breed survey 2008, Ministry of Livestock Development anrd Fisherise, Tanzania local environment under extensive system local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Light sussex English Exotic breeds/layers 4.1 3.2 n domestic breed Originated from the country of Sussex Frequent importation still continuing All over the country local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Mbeya English Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat n domestic strain Mostrly found in Mbeya region local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Morogoro Medium English Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat n domestic strain Found in Morogoro region local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Morogoron small English They are small in size , short and they are most found in Morogoro region of Tanzania Tanzania indigenous chicken They are short, laying many eggs, good mothering ability. ability to lay many eggs short legs Livestock breed survery 2008, Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania Multicolor (Brown, Black and or mixture with other color) 1.5 1 n domestic strain They are most fopund in Morogoro region Morogoro region local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken N'zenzegere Kiswahili Tanzania indigenous chicken n domestic strain local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Pemba English Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Rhode Island English exotic layers Eggs, Meat 3.8 2.9 n domestic breed USA Rhiodes Island all over the country local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Singamagazi Kiswahili Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat n domestic strain Scartered almost in all regions of mainland Tanzania local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Tanga English Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat n domestic strain The strain is mostly found in Tanga region, coastal area of Tanzania local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken Unguja English Tanzania indigenous chicken Eggs, Meat n domestic strain Mostly found in the Island of Unguja part of Zabnzibar local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Chicken White Leghorn English exotic layers White 2.7 2.2 n domestic breed Central Ialy Imprted All over the country 5 5 6 6 8.5 8 10.5 local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Dromedary Camel TouristAttraction TouristicPotential domestic species recently introduced; exotic Semi-arid areas. Mainly kept by few smallholder families. local No Material atRisk critical -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Duck(domestic) Muscovy duck Mallard Meat and eggs contribute 90% and 10%, respectively, in importance of livestock products and services of ducks. Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Duck farming is mainly done by livestock keepers in the rural areas and in peri-urban areas, mainly by subsistence farmers with low input in management practices, which is similar to the free-range kept chickens. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Anglo-Nubian English Anglonubians are considered a dairy breed with high butterfat content of their milk. The Anglonubian was developed in UK breeding native milking stock with goats from Middle East and Sudan. Its characteristic with large, pendulous ears and a Roman nose and have comparatively long legs. Anglonubians can live in very hot climates and have a longer breeding season than other dairy goats. Anglo-Nubian Milk Anglonubian goats are adapted to temperate zones and these perform and adapt well to Northern Tanzania regions and on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro and Meru. Anglonubians attach readily to their new owners with nexk and side stroking and also love humnan interaction. A good breed for pure breeding to increase milk production in areas where cattle can not be kept, especially on thes slopes of the mountains and also the stud bucks can be used to crossbreed with the indigenous goats for higher meat and dairy performance of the crossbreds. Any color, but mainly brown and black body color with brown, black and white patches and dots all over body and face. 2 2 Short and curved flat horns. 72 69 67 62 The Anglonubian goat is large in size with long legs and carries more flesh than other dairy breeds. These are usually black or brown with white and black dots or patches and ears are long and pendulous and floppy and has charateristic Roman nose. The head is distinctive with facial profile between the eyes and the muzzle being strongly convex. The ears are long, extending beyong the muzzle when held flat along the face and the ears are wide and pendulous. The hair is short, fine aqnd sglossy. The Anglonubian goats are docile, sociable and friendly n domestic breed recently introduced; exotic Imported from USA in 1976 for pure breeding and crossbreeding with indigenous with the main purpose of increasing milk yield of crossbred dairy goats. Northern (Arusha, Kilimanjaro and Manyara regions) and Eastern (Tanga, Morogoro and Coastal region) of the country hair extensive (non backyard), intensive concentrate, grazing stationary, transhumant 124 110 138 105 88 140 0.7 7 3.2 2.7 15 12 20 18 25 21 30 270 240 310 7 32 31 54 Small Ruminant Research Highlights in Tanzania. 1991. S. M. Das and D. S. C. Sendalo, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Development and Cooperatives, Tanzania Livestock Breed Survey, 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania The data was measured under the controlled management conditions at Livestock Research Centre, West Kilimanjaro, where Anglonubian goats were kept under semi-intensive conditions and kept on adequate pastures and given some concentrates to the milking does, kids and stud bucks. The disease control measures, vaccinations and deworming was done as scheduled. Anglonubian goats kept under intensive management by farmers (stall feeding by cut and carry and concentrates fed twice a day) performed much better than those kept at the research centres and under extensive management. The goats kept under intensive management had higher growth rate and attained higher weights at 3 years of age (males), also milk production was high. Data from the intensive management farmer conditions is being collected at present. 1.7 1.2 2.3 international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Boer English The Boer goat is also known as Afrikaqner, South African common goat and Boer goat. Boer goats were evolved in South Africa from indigenous African and the introduced European stock. Boer Meat 0 0 74 69 65 58 White body color with red head, dropping long ears, long leg and good confirmation. Boer goats are hardy and can be used in extensive grazing system and adapt to semi-arid conditions. n domestic breed Exotic breed imported from South Africa. Imported to Tanzania in 1950 for crossbreeding with Indigenous goats and Kamorai goats to develope Blended goats Central Zone Dodoma, Mpwapwa and Eastern Zone - Ngerengere farms 2.8 2.5 18 14 24 18 26 24 30 240 200 275 7 29.5 Livestock Sample Breed Survey, 2008 Controlled management conditions, grazing in paddocks at research institute and also data obtained from semi-grazing system in the farmers managed farms in semi-arid environment Well adapted to semi-arid conditions and to extensive grazing and are good browsers. Have little problems with worm infestation in extensive grazing. Mainly used for meat production by crossing with the Kamorai x Indigenous crossbreds to form Blended goats. They have faster growth rate than the indigenous and Kamorai goats. international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat British Alpine English The Alpine goats were taken from Switzerland to UK and USA and selected for much greated uniformity, size and production. The color of British Alpine ranges from pure white through shades of fawn, gray, brown, black, red, bluff and piebald, or various shadings or conminations of these colors. The beard of males is also quite pronounced and ears of of medium size and erect. Very few farmers in Northern Tanzania, especially missionary schools and some NGO run farmer associations keep the British Alpine and thus the breed is almost extinct in Tanzania. British Alpine Milk 2 2 Sharp, straight pointed horns. 78 71 65 60 British Alpine goats are multicolored, have medium size straight sideways pointed ears. Males have beard while females have usually large, well shaped udders and well placed teats of desirable shape. domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material extinct extinct endangered -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Buchosa Swahili Native local No Material atRisk endangered -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Gogo Gogo goats are known for the meat quality and ability to survive in long drought periods experienced in the Dodoma areas. The production of skin from slaughter of Gogo goats is important due to higher prices they obtained from sale of good skin. Gogo goats are also used for traditional ceremonies, such as marriages, payment of dowry, circumcision and gift to important guests. English Gogo goats are meat goats with medium sized with small, sharp pointed horns in both males and females. It is multi-colored with black or white body color and dots of brown or black on the body. The ears are small and erect pointing backwards and has a small tail. Small East African Goat Dodoma goats, Ugogo goats Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies The Gogo goats have slow growth rate from weaning to maturity due to lack of pastures they depend on mainly. Characterisation of their phenotypic traits and also production and reproductive traits is going on through the ASARECA funded project. Multicolored goats, with dominant color of white, black and brown or white patches on the body. 2 2 Small pointed horns in both females and males. In adult males, horns tend to curve outwards. 60 54 34 28 These are medium sized goats with small pointed horns present in both males and females and have a small tail. n domestic strain indigenous breed or ecotype belonging the the Small East African goat group. Characterisation is on-going to look at the traits which will differentiate it from the common Small East African Goat. These are local goats in the area and were used in formation of Blended goats. Gogo goats are found extensionly in the region of Dodoma (Central Tanzania) and spread to the eastern side to Gairo township and south wards towards Mtera Dam. hair extensive (non backyard) fodder, grazing nomadic, transhumant 1.4 1.1 18 15 24 18 32 30 36 270 240 310 6 12 44 Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheriies. The measurements were obtained from the Gogo goats managed under extensive grazing condition and did not obtain any supplementary feeding. The mobility of most of the goats managed under this system was sedentary, while some in long drought periods tended to be transhumant. Mainly kept in Dodoma region under extensive grazing and due to its abiltiy to adapt to long drought and dry season in Central zone, where availablity of pastures is scarce and watering is done once in two days. However after harvesting of crops, Gogo goats are grazed in grazed in the harvested field to obtain nutrients from dried maize stovers, bean stalks and other grains in the harvested fields. The Gogo goats are active and good browsers of shrubs and tree crops. 1.3 1.1 1.6 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Kamorai English The Kamorai goats, are usually medium sized goats with long legs and have Red-brown or black or white color and patches of either of these colors. They have very long, slim ears. The udder is well developed for average milk production. Kamori Milk The Kamorai breed has been extinct in Tanzania since 1960s. Few crossbreds between Kamorai and Indigenous goats remaining with farmers at Malya were termed as Kamorai goats. There has not been any importation of Kamorai goats in Tanzania since 1960 and thus there is no information on purebred Kamorai goats in Tanzania since 1960. Kamorai goats were used in 1950s to cross with Indigenous goats and later to blend with Boer x Indigenous goats to form Blended Goats. Kamorai goats have played an important role to stablise the Blended goats and have much features of Kamorai goats, such as well developed udder, medium sized goat, long dropping ears and being multi-colored. Multi-colored, usually having Brown or Red head and body colour with patches of black or white on body and face. 2 2 Long, pointed and curved horns to sideways. 64 57 44 36 Kamorai goats were medium sized goats with tall frame. The goats were multicolored, with long, slim ears and well developed udder. n domestic breed Exotic dairy breed imported from Pakistan and India. This breed originates from Sind Province of Pakistan. It is mainly used for milk production and it is multicolored breed with long, slim ears. In Pakistan, Kamorai goats are know as Kamori goats. Kamorai goats were imported from Pakistan and India in Tanganyika in late 1930s by the Asian community to provide milk to their children. In 1950s, when the crossbred between Boer x Indigenous were not performing well, leading to high mortality of kids before weaning, the researchers at Malya and Mpwapwa introduced Kamorai goats to form a 3 way crossing and form a Blended Goat. As the Kamorai goats had well developed udder and could give milk to kids, the mortality rate of crossbred kids was reduced. Also the mortality of kids post weaning due to worm infestation was also reduced, and it was observed that Kamorai had more resistance to intestinal worms. Purebred Kamorai goats are extinct in Tanzania since 1960s as most of the breed was used for crossbreeding and further importation of Kamorai goats had ceased. international No Material extinct extinct unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Luguru Luguru goats are large sized goats with white body color and black or brown patches on face, body and legs. They are mainly used for meat production and some milk produced from these goats is also used by the farmers. Swahili This breed disappeared very long ago. We don’t have even a picture of it. In 1920s some Luguru people were staying in the lowlands of Luguru Mountains with their livestock. As time went by, most of them migrated to highlands of Luguru Mountains with their livestock. It is suspected that the environment at the highlands could not favour indigenous goats i.e. Luguru goats. At the same time around 1960s Maasai people migrated to Luguru land from Arusha region with their livestock. The Maasai goats are bigger, thus dominated the markets and impressed Luguru people in the lowlands of Luguru Mountains and therefore, led into disappearance of Luguru goats through dilution with Maasai goats. In addition, in the highlands of Luguru Mountains the Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) introduced Norwegian goat breed which has dominated through crossbreeding with Luguru goats. Small East African Goat Morogoro goats Meat, Milk, SkinsHides The Luguru breed is potential dual purpose breed and it is important a study be conducted to characterise its phenotypic and production parameters. Also it is important to trace it formation from the livestock keepers to get its real origin as only 4 livestock farmers contributed to the origin of the Luguru breed. Luguru goats have good potential as future dual purpose goats and plans should be made to conserve after characterising it. Although Luguru goats have big body size and faster growth rate, which may be attributed to the presence of much milk in well developed udder of the does. The reproductive performance of Luguru goats is low and twinning rates are very low. White body color with black or brown patches all over the body. 2 2 Both males and female Luguru goats have long pointed horns. Adult males have long curved horns, and curved sideways. 73 68 48 42 The Luguru goats have short hair and both sexes have long curved horns. The udder in females is well developed. n domestic strain The Luguru goats have been evolved from the Small East African Goat in 1970s and these are believed to be crosses of the Small East African Goat with the exotic dairy breeds (Saanen, Anglonubian and now Norwegian goats), but they have their characteristics of having large, muscled body, long horns, well developed udder and distinct white color with black and brown patches. It was also informed that meat goats such as Boer and Blended were also used to cross to develop the Luguru goats. Around 1980 These goats are located in the township of Morogoro (Eastern Tanzania) and in the nearby villages. hair 0.8 2.3 2 15 12 18 15 24 22 28 302 260 350 7 Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Most of the goats are kept under semi intensive management system. These goat graze on the available pastures on the slopes of the Uluguru mountains and also are fed on harvested fields of maize, rice and vegetables crops. The Luguru goats are hardy, stocky and produce some milk 1.3 1.1 1.5 local No Material extinct extinct -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Maasai Maasai goats are mainly kept for meat production and is sold in the livestock market. Slaughtered Maasai goats provide good income from the skins sold to the leather dealers. Maasai goats are also used for slaughter in traditional ceremonies of marriages, circumcision and conflict resolution and penalty payments. In many cases, dowry payment is also done by delivering Maasai goats in event that cattle are not available or insufficient. English Maasai goats are medium to large sized, meat producing goats. The goats are usually while color with black and brown pateches on the face, legs or on the rump and tail. Males and females have long horns, with adult males having flat and curved horns. East Africa Small Goats Kimasai goats DowryPayment, Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies Multi-colored, having white or brown body color with black or brown patches 2 2 Horns are long and curved backwards in adult Maasai goats. 72 66 47 32 The Maasai goats are long legged and have good mature weight. The coat hair has fine and have slightly long tail. n domestic strain indigenous breed ecotype belonging the the Small East African goat group. Although these originate from the East African goat group (as characterised by Mason, 1966), selection for higher growth rate and adult mature weights in Maasai goats over the years by the Maasai community using local knowledge has developed this ecotype. These are mainly located in the Northern Tanzania in regions of Arusha, Manyara and Kilimanjaro. Due to nomadic pastoralists, the Maasai goats are also found in Eastern Zone (Morogoro and Coast region) and in Southern Tanzania. 2.2 1.7 16 12 24 18 30 24 36 280 250 320 7 Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheriies. Maasai goats were measured when kept in extensive management system, where goats are mainly dependant on available pastures. Kept by the Masaai tribe in semi arid conditions and due to nomadic tendency, movement of the goats flocks during long dry season to other areas where pastures and water is available is frequent. The Maasai goats are distinctly tall and alert goats. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Malya Blended goats are used for meat production due to their medium to large size and faster growth rates. The production of hides and skins from slaughtered Blended goats fetch higher prices due to large size of skins. Some milk is produced from Blended goats useful for kids up to weaning age of 16 to 18 weeks, and the rest of the milk produced is consumed by the family. English This is medium sized meat goat, tall legged, multicolored with patches of brown, white and black, long and dropping ears and having convex face. Both males and females have long curved horns. The udder is well developed. Has higher twinning rate. Blended Malya, Mseto Meat, Milk, SkinsHides Blended goats are most preferred meat goat breed for meat production by the goat producing farmers. The Blended males are also used for crossbreeding few indigenous goat does to increase mature live weights at slaughter. Blended x Indigenous crossbreds have been known to have higher kidding and twinning rates. Meat from Blended goats is also preffered due to low fat ratio compared to lean meat and also the meat from Blended goats have been known to be tender compared to the meat from indigenous goats. Multi-colored with brown or black body and white and brown or black patches and dots. 2 2 Long curve horns and flat at the base. 72 65 48 35 The Blended goats are medium to large goats for meat production and are long legged. Multi-colored goats, brown or white with black or brown patches or dots; having long pendulous ears and convex face. These goats are kept on extensive management and depend solely on grazing in the farmer managed conditions. n domestic breed Bred since 1940s to produce a suitable meat goat for Tanzania, using Boer x Indigenous and later blending it to Kamorai x Indigenous crossbreds to have medium to large size goats, with higher adult live weights, higher twinning and kidding rates, lower kid mortality and some milk for available for human consumption. The composite breed of goat developed in Tanzania was closed in 1968 at Livestock Research Centre, Malya in North East Tanzania, around Lake Victoria. The breed was initially named as Malya Blended Goat, but in 1970s was popularly known as Blended goats. The genetic consititution of Blended goats is Kamorai 55%, Boer 30% and Indigenous 15% (Das, 1989; Das and Sendalo, 1991) This Blended goat was developed in Tanzania by 3 way crossing of Kamorai, Boer and Indigenous goats of Tanzania. The Kamorai and Boer were imported in 1940s to Tanzania for development of dairy and meat goats. Central Tanzania (Mpwapwa, Kongwa and Dodoma areas), Northern Tanzania (West Kilimanjaro and Kiteto areas), Lake regions 9Mwanza and Shinyanga) and Eastern regions (Coast and Dar es salaam). Also spread to the various parts of the country for use in breeding with few indigenous breeds. hair back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing nomadic, stationary, transhumant 266 168 280 123 94 152 2.7 2.4 3.1 0.5 5 2.6 2.4 15 14 24 18 26 24 31 280 230 360 8 38 26 48.6 Small Ruminant Research Highlights in Tanzania. 1991. Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Development and Cooperatives. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Phenotypic and genetic parameters of growth traits of Blended goats at Malya, Tanzania. 1993. Proc. of the African Small Ruminant Research Conference, 9pp. The Blended goats have been reared in extensive management system at the livestock research centres, stud bucks and pre-weaning kids were kept under semi-intensive management and given concentrates. In the farmer managed conditions, extensive management and transhumant mobility is practiced mainly. The Blended goats are housed in barn at night. In studies where Blended goats were kept in semi-intensive management system, their performance on growth rate and mature live weights were higher than those kept in extensive management conditions. Feeding of browse plants, such as luecaena and Sesbania species or acacia pods (Acacia tortilis) have given better results along with concentrate feeding. The Blended goats have faster growth rate and higher live weights at maturity compared to the indigenous goats. Their twinning and kidding rates are comparatively higher in same management conditions. 1.8 1.5 2 local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Newala Newala goats are maily used for meat production and also when slaughtered, skins provide good income to goat producers. These goats are also used for traditional ceremonies such as marriages, funerals, circumcision rites and other important ceremonies and festivals. English Newala goats are short to medium sized goats, having short hair, dark brown in color with black stripes on each side of neck. Small East African Goat Mtwara goats Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies Newala goats have high prolificacy and thus can produce more kids in life time. These goats have lower growth rate and studies have been on-going to characterise these goats for their adaptation to semi-intensive system and also for their production performance at SUA, Morogoro. Currently these goats having trait for high prolificacy are used for crossbreeding with other exotic goats for dairy production in some projects. Also the migration of pastoralists from Northern and Western Tanzania to Southern areas of Tanzania have used the Newala goats to cross with the Sukuma and Maasai goats. Dark brown to chocolate color all over the body, with black stripes on the neck 2 2 Short and pointed backwards horns. 62 56 34 27 The Newala goats are short to medium sized with short legs. They are docile and friendly to the new owners. n domestic strain Newala goat breed ecotype belonging the the Small East African goat group and it may have developed through crossing with the goats from Mozambique (Landim goats) giving them small size and higher prolificacy rate. Newala District in Mtwara region of Southern Tanzania. The Newala goats are found currently in various parts of Mtwara and Lindi regions. hair 1.5 1.2 18 12 24 15 26 24 29 250 230 270 8 Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Measurements were taken on Newala goats in extensive management system. Newala goats are management solely on grazing of pastures and browsing shrubs in the extensive system of management. In some parts of Mtwara, the farmers tend to tether few goats they own. Newala goats are known for high prolificacy and higher twinning rate and the weaning rate of kids is higher compared to the other indigenous goats. 2.2 1.8 2.6 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Norwegian eng. Norwegian goats are white to cream in color, long hair on the body and straight ears and long and flat backward curved horns. The udder is well developed in female goats Norwegian Landrace Milk Breeding program and conservation of the Norwegian goats and Norwegian x Indigenous goats crossbreds (87.5% Norwegian) is being monitored by the association known as Norwegian Goat Producers Association (NOBURG) of which goat farmers, scientists, extension officers and SUA University Lecturers are members. 0 0 domestic breed The Norwegian goats were bred and developed in Norway and mainly used for dairy production. These goats are white to light cream in color, medium sized ears and pointing sideways, straight face and long hair on the body, legs and back. The Norwegian goats were imported from Norway in 1982 and were brought to Sokoine Agriculture University in 1982. These goats were then bred and also crossbred with the Indigenous goats. The purebreds were also distributed to farmers in Mgeta villages and also in Gairo areas of Morogoro region. The Norwegian goats are mainly located in the Morogoro Region villages and at the Agriculture University at Morogoro. hair back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary, transhumant 299 174 330 334 194 520 1.1 4 2.8 2.5 15 12 24 18 28 25 33 370 320 400 26 Dairy goat research and extension at Sokoine University of Agriculture (lowlands and Mgeta (Highlands) areas of Tanzania. 2008. mtenga, L.A and G.C. Kifaro. Proc. of a Scientific Conf. on Future of Livestock Industries in East and Southern Africa, South Africa. Semi intensive conditions at the University and under intensive management in the farmer's flocks. Intensive managed goats performed much better than the University managed goats under semi-intensive manag3ement. 1.2 1 1.3 international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Pare White Pare goats are used for meat production and other uses include production of skin when slaughtered. The importance of Pare goats is also for use in traditional ceremonies such as weddings, circumcision, payment of dowry and for payment of penalty and fine as per tribal regulations. Swahili The Pare goats are small to medium sized goats, having white body color, straight face, short and erect ears and adapted to the semi-arid conditions and mountaneous areas in Northern Tanzania. Small East African Goat Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies The Pare goats are white in color and are known to have adapted to the harsh long dry season. The goats depend solely on natural pastures. Pare goats have been used for some years for crossbreeding to exotic dairy goats, but due to large population size and high fecundity rate, the population of Pare goats is stable. 56 51 32 27 These are small to medium sized goats and good browsers. The Pare goats are distinctly white in color. n domestic strain The Pare goats have evolved from the Small East African Goat after characterisation. The Same district where the Pare goats are in majority is at the border with Kenya, and it was found that goat breeds from Kenya (such as Galla) were used to crossbreed with the Small East African Zebu to form the Pare goats and selection for white color and good body confirmation have led to its distinctive characteristic of whilte body color. The Pare goats may have been evolved since 1930s. Pare goats are located in big numbers in Same district of Kilimanjaro region (Northern Tanzania) and are kept at the slopes of both Pare and Usambara mountains. 1.2 1.1 18 15 24 16 27 24 30 250 230 290 8 Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. The Pare goats were measured under extensive management system. The Pare goats depend mainly on the pastures available and are adapted to the long dry season in the district. Have good adaptation ot the long dry spell and are good browsers. 1.2 1.1 1.4 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Saanen English Saanen goats are medium to large size and one of the calmest of the dairy breeds of goat. The Saanen breed also produces the most milk on average and tends to have a lower butterfat content, about 2.5 to 3%. Saanen goats are white to light cream in color.The hair is short and fine, ears are erect and goes sideways. The face is straight and dished. The breed is sensitive to excessive sunlight and performs best in cooler conditions, and provision of shade is essential. Saanen Milk uni coloured: white or light cream 2 2 Long and backward curved pointed horns. 74 70 69 61 Saanen goats are a whit3e or cream colored breed of goat. Saanen are largest of goat dairy breeds. The ears are erect and the nose is straight or dished. Both bucks and does have beards and backward curved horns, unless dehiorned at birth. The Saanen temperament is calm and mild mannered, has high twinning rate. n domestic breed Originated from the Saanen valley in Switzerland and distributed to most of the temperate parts of world, especially to European countries, USA and New Zealand. The Saanen were imported in Tanzania from UK in 1960s for pure breeding and in 1975 from USA for crossbreeding with indigenous goats to increase milk production in crossbred goats Imported in early 1960s from UK and in 1975 from USA. Saanen goats are mainly found in Northern Tanzania (Arusha, Kilimanjaro regions) and in few parts of Mbeya and Iringa regions of Mainland Tanzania. hair back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing stationary, transhumant 2.9 2.3 15 12 24 18 26 24 31 275 250 310 8 34 39 53 Goat Breeds THE WORLD OF GOATS--GOATS OF THE WORLDBy Robert L. JohnsonIn December, 1982, the Smithsonian magazine gave a well-written tribute, in the form of an article by Robert Wernick, to an animal that may well be Mans oldest friend, yet one that is much-maligned, even despised, in some areas of the world today, including many parts of this country. The goat--an attractive, affectionate and very useful small ruminant--has rendered uncomplaining service to mankind for many thousands of years in Mr. Wernicks words. Dairy goats have passed a peak in popularity in America, and indications are that this decade-long spate of enthusiasm is starting to wane. Angora goats, which produce mohair, remain big business, particularly in the Edwards Plateau area of Texas. However, the range and intensity of opinions and feelings about goats remains a source of astonishment. In America, goats can be roughly divided into four camps: (1) the Angora (and now including Cashmere) goats, whose owners view them as a business proposition and as producing units; (2) the dairy goats, whose owners are busily engaged at present in creating another class of pedigreed, registered, show animal, with milk production a more secondary factor--a circumstance due in part to many states restrictions on the promotion and sale of raw milk; (3) the miniature (African Pygmy and Nigerian Dwarf) goats, which make very intelligent, responsive and affectionate pets, and (4) the great unsung world of the scrub, brush common, or woods goats--(the nomenclature depending on the locale)--the folk who keep goats of no particular ancestral distinction to clear land, as meat animals, and/or because they just like having them around. Curiously, though all these groups are dealing with breed variants of the same animal, there is for the most part very little communication between the groups; in some cases, actual antagonism. Couple this with the generally poor PR that has been the lot of the American goat from the founding of this country, and it is little wonder that the goat is often depicted as a tin-can-eating, destructive animal fit only for the veriest backwaters of civilization.It was not always so; indeed, goats supply milk and meat to a larger percentage of the worlds population than do all other farm animals combined. Mans involvement with goats over countless millenia has, as with other types of livestock, resulted in the evolution of a great variety of goat breeds worldwide. Just as many breeds of other livestock are in danger of becoming extinct, so it is with goats, many breeds of which have lost their original habitats and/or spheres of usefulness in the face of encroaching 20th-century technology and burgeoning populations. Many breeds today are falling victim to upgrading schemes; local goats in many third-world countries are being crossbred to improved dairy breeds exported from England, Switzerland, France, Canada, Australia, and the U.S.A. The risk of losing many native breeds is very real, and yet even the basic taxonomy of the goat family is, to date, an issue widely debated. Goats and sheep are classified in the Family Bovidae, Subfamily Caprinae, Tribe Caprini; the Genus Capra is reserved for true goats. In his valuable work Lords of the Pinnacles: Wild Goats of the World, Raul Valdez recognizes the following species of wild goats:Capra aegagrus - the Beozar goat or pasangCapra ibex - the Ibexes, with 4 subspeciesCapra caucasica - the west Caucasian turCapra cylindricornis - the east Caucasian turCapra falconeri - the markhors, with 4 subspeciesCapra pyrenaica - the Spanish wild goats, with 3 subspeciesIn his extremely useful and readable work Mountain Monarchs: Wild Sheep and Goats of the Himalaya, George Shaller, basically agreeing with Valdez species list, notes the custom of classifying the domestic goat as Capra hircus, and discusses its still-unproven origins. Capra aegagrus is thought to be the ancestor of the domestic goat, though there remains the possibility that C. falconeri, cylindricornis and/or caucasica may have been included. Seven species are easy enough to commit to memory; but when we consider breeds worldwide, the task of making sense out of the nomenclature becomes herculean, and the number and variety is quite astonishing.A lengthy book would hardly do the subject justice, and this is a bit beyond the scope of the animal magazines. However, as a point of departure for those interested in pursuing the subject, I append the following list of goat breeds. This is offered only as a check-list of breed names, with very brief commentary. Close scrutiny may reveal that some of these names may overlap. Since the list has been taken from a number of sources, including the first work devoted solely to goats, La Chevre by M. Joseph Crepin (Paris, 1903) breeds may be included that have already been lost. Additions and/or additional information would be welcomed.In this country the following goat breeds are extant:(1) The mohair goats--represented by the Angora and Cashmere goats., and novelty crosses including the Pygora, and Nigora,(2) The dairy goats--Alpines, LaManchas, Nubians, Oberhasli, Saanens, Sables, British Toggenburgs and Toggenburgs.(3) The novelty goats--the African Pygmy, Nigerian Dwarf, and the Fainting goat or Tennessee Wooden-leg. Crosses to create new breeds exist, such as the Kinder goat, and the Dwarf Alpine. Also, Ibexes, Ibex crosses, Tur, and Markhors are to be found in zoos and on game farms.(4) The meat and brush goats--the native woods goat, the recently-imported Boer goat, and the Spanish goat.In addition, a number of other crosses have been tried, even a patented breed, the NuAlpine. Most such crosses are the work of single or a few breeders, and they have not been given separate breed names. Such is the case abroad also; though a number of goat breeds owe their origins to deliberate and long-continued crossing. Here is our check-list of goat breeds of the world, as described in the literature to date:Abkhasian North east TurkeyAbyssinian Nubian type; reddish-brownAgrigento SicilyAkyat Jaffa, Ceylon; of Burmese originAlbanian two varieties; a large mountain type, gray or brown, and a smaller plains variety with corkscrew hornsAnatolian Black TurkeyAnglo-Nubian British; from a blend of the old English goat with the Zaraibi, Chitral and Jamna Pari; the ori gin of the Nubian goat of AmericaAngora Originated in Asia; now worldwide in distribution; produces mohairAppenzell Switzerland; a white Toggenburg, long-coatedAsmari Afghanistan. Bicolored; white face and body, black neck and shoulder; produces CashmereAssam Hill India; usually white, long-hairedAuvergne FranceAzerbaijan Armenia; also called Caucasian, Dagestan, Karachev and MingrelianBaguirmi An intermediate type between the West African Dwarf (Pygmy) and the West African Long- LeggedBahu CongoBaladi Egypt; small, lop-eared, usually blackBalkan Yugoslavia, Greece, Albania; long-haired dairy and meat breed. Three varieties include the Valch, and the Capore (with corkscrew horns)Baluchi India; usually blackBanat White Romania; dairy breedBarbari Pakistan; small, short-haired, variable colors; a dairy breedBari India; usually white; dual-purpose (meat and milk)Beetal India; similar to Jamna Pari. Red or tan, usually spottedBelgian White Dairy breed produced with Saanen crossesBenadir Africa; red or black spotted, short coated. Three local varieties: Bimal, Garre and TuniBerari India; black, dual-purpose breedBerber AfricaBerry-Touraine France; possibly a variant of the French AlpineBhuj Brazil; dairy breedBhungri Bombay, India; meat breedBikaneri India; black or pied breed used for meat, milk and hairBlack Bengal India. There is a variety known as the Brown Bengal; small goats bred for meat and leather.Blanca Andaluza Spain; white dairy and meat breedBlanca Celtiberica Spain; white dual-purpose breedBoer South AfricaBornu White a Nigerian breedBritish Alpine EnglandBritish Saanen England; from the Swiss Saanen and the native British goatBritish Toggenburg England; from the Swiss Toggenburg and the native British goatBulgarian White a dairy breedCampine BelgiumCamosciata delle Alpi Italy; dairy breedCanaria Spain; multi-colored dual-purpose breedCaninde BrazilCapore A variety of Albanian with corkscrew hornsCarpathian Southeast Europe. Various colorsChamoisee Switzerland; also called Schwarzenburg-Guggisberg or GuggisbergerChangra Nepal; the true Cashmere goat originally from TibetChapper Pakistan; usually black, meat breedCharkissar Russia; a mohair breed, gray, brown or blackCharnequeira Portugal; a red-brown meat breed. Two varieties: Raiana and AlgarviaCashmere China and Mongolia; usually whiteChigu India; similar to but smaller than the Gaddi; a hair, milk & meat goatChitral IndiaChungwei China and Mongolia; a breed producing pashmina (Cashmere.) Also valuable for the kid peltsCorsican France; long-haired dairy breed, found in all colorsCrimean RussiaCriollo SpainCuraca BrazilCutchi West India; a black dairy breedDaira Din Panah Pakistan; long black hair. Used for milk, meat, skins and hairDamani Pakistan; a black milk and meat breedDamara Africa; also called Aerero; lop-eared short-coated breed, usually white, occasionally red and white or brown and whiteDamascus Syria; a gray, red or brown dairy breed, long-coated. Also called ShamiDeccani India; usually black; dairy breedDole Norway; a blue pied or brown dairy breedDon RussiaFawn German Improved Germany; several variants exist, inc. Franconian, Black Forest, Harz, ThuringianFrench Alpine France, U.S.A. Color variants are individually named, i.e. SundgauFrench Saanen France; dairy breedGaddi India and Pakistan; long black hair; milk and hair producerGalla Kenya; a white meat breedGanjam India; a black dual-purpose breedGarganica Italy; dairy breed with long hair of a dark chestnut colorGirgentana Italy; dairy breed with corkscrew horns, long hair, usually white with brown spotsGolden Guernsey Isle of Guernsey; a golden-coated small dairy breed similar to the ToggenburgGranada Spain; black dairy breedGrisons Striped Swiss dairy breedGruyere Switzerland; a short-coated reddish-brown dairy breed, now extinct?Gujarati Brazil; long black hair, long lop ears; meat, milk and hair breedHejazi Israel; long black hairHimalayan mohairImproved North Russian Russia; a Saanen/North Russian crossIraqi Iraq; lop-eared breedIrishIsraeli SaanenItalian AlpineJablu IndiaJamna Pari India; dairy and meat breed with long pendulous ears; also called EtawahKaghani India; hair, milk and Cashmere; multi-coloredKajli Pakistan; a large variable-colored meat and hair breedKambing Katjang Indonesia; blackKamori India; a large, red, gray, brown or black triple-purpose breedKashmir Asia; the source of Cashmere, which seeKazimierz S.E. Poland; a black dairy breedKel Asia; the common goat of the region, producing milk and meat. Black, grayKhurasani Pakistan; a black goat producing pashminaKigezi IsraelKillis Turkey; cross of the Damascus with the Anatolian Black; dairy breedKirgiz Russia; triple-purpose breed, with several local variantsKorean BlackKorean WhiteKurdi Persia; similar to the AngoraKyasuwa NigeriaLaMancha America; earless dairy breed; in Mexico and Spain, short-earedLapland Dwarf Norway; a dairy breed, usually white, yellow or piedLehri India; also spelled Leri; a triple-purpose breed with long ears; a short-eared variant is known as the LabiLibyan Libya; long hair, brown, black, gray and white; lop earsMadagascar Nubian-type, with a short coat and lop-eared; a variant is smaller and has long hairMa or Mah China; a brown dairy and meat breedMalabar India; black, brown, or white dairy breedMalaguena Spain; a red dairy goat, also known as MalagaMaltese Malta; small dairy breed, usually red or brown but other colors alsoMamber Middle East; an all-purpose breed with long pendulous ears. Also called Mambrine, or Syrian Mountain. Black, long-haired.Manipuri IndiaMarota Brazil; short-haired yellowish-white leather-producing breedMarungu Congo; a dairy and meat breedMarwari India; black dairy breedMassif Central An old name for a French goat of mixed originsMa Tou China; white meat and milk breedMehsana India; black dairy and mohair breedMeridional Brazil; white meat goatMingrelian Russia; dairy breedMishri Egypt; long-coated polled dairy breedMoncayo Spain; a light-colored meat breedMorghose Iran and Iraq; a pashmina-producing breedMoxoto Brazil; light brown or fawn, bred for skins and meatMubende AfricaMurcian Spain; dairy breed, with two major variants; black, and bay or mahogany; also known as Murciana-GranadinaMzabite Algeria; a Nubian-type dairy breed, red-coloredNegev Israel; dairy breedNetherlands White also known as Dutch White Polled and Improved DutchNguni Africa; various colorsNigerian Dwarf An intermediate-sized variant of the West African DwarfNilotic SudanNorthern Hill Nepal; long black-coated; used for milk production and as pack animalsNorth Russian Russia; a usually white dairy goatNorwegian Dairy breed; several varieties exist including the Nordland, Rogaland, Telemark (white) and VestlandNubian In Africa, a polled dairy breed with short coat, Roman nose and long legs; in America, the name of the British-bred Anglo-Nubian, and the most popular American dairy goat (in 1993)Oberhasli In America, a bay and sometimes black breed; in France, the AlpineOrenburg blackOsmamabad India; a usually black meat and dairy breedPafuri Mozambique; lop-earedPahari IndiaPateriPatnai IndiaPatna same as the Patnai? Used for the production of leather. Corkscrew hornsPinzgau Austria; dairy breedPoitevin France; dark brown to black dairy breedPolish Improved Fawn same origin as the Fawn German ImprovedPyrenean France and Spain; a dark dairy breedRaini Iran & Iraq; a dairy and fleece breed, with long white, black or yellow hairRed Bosnian Yugoslavia; dairy breedRed Sokoto Nigeria; bright mahogany red, short coat. Used for meat, also the skins are the major source of Morocco leather. Also called Maradi.Retinta Extremena Spain; a red or bay dual-purpose breedRock Alpine U.S.A. originally a French Alpine variant, now extinctRogaland Norway; a dairy breedRove France; a short-haired spiral-horn breed, usually black or mahoganyRovmit Russia; dairy breedSaanen Switzerland, Europe, U.S.A. white dairy breed; also called GessenaySahel West Africa; meat, milk and leather productionSaidi EgyptSt. Gallen Swiss mountain type, black with pale back stripe and feet; extinctSalt Range India; black-and-white or black, dairy breedSamar SyriaSandomierz S.E. Poland; a pied dairy breedSarawak Indonesia; brown, black or whiteSardinian gray, white,chestnut or black piedSchwarzhals see Valais BlackneckSerra da Estrela Portugal; a dairy breed, black, brown, gray or reddishSharkawi EgyptSind Desi Pakistan; a black meat and milk breedSinhal Nepal; produces milk and hair; long white, cream or bicolor hairSirli India; meat and mohair breedSirohi India; white or brown dairy breedSomali East Africa; small, short-haired, white breed used for meat and leatherSomali Arab East Africa; small dairy breedSouth China Dwarf China; small black meat breedSpanish Mountain meat breedSudanese Desert North Sudan; a short-haired dairy breed with pendulous earsSudanese Dwarf Southern Sudan; a non-achondroplastic dwarf goatSurat India; a white lop-eared dairy breedSurti Nepal; dairy breedSwedish Landrace dairy breedSwiss Alpine U.S.A.; a now-extinct Alpine variantSyrian long-haired, often black all-purpose breedTarai Nepal; small goat with semi-pendulous earsTelemark see Norwegian WhiteTelingana IndiaThori India; usually bay, dairy and meat breedThuringian Germany; variant of Fawn German Improved; also known as GermanTibetan MohairTibetan Dwarf a dairy breedToggenburg Switzerland, Europe, U.S.A. Brown with white face stripes and feetTouraine-Poitou-Berry France; black or brown dairy breedTuaregTurkmen Russia; all-purpose breedValais Blackneck Switzerland; front half black, back half white; dairy and meat breedVatani Afghanistan; black, gray, white or brown; produces Cashmere. Also called Kabuli, Kandahari or TajikiVerata SpainVerzasca Switzerland; black dairy breedWest African Dwarf Three variants have been identified; known in the USA as the Pygmy, Nigerian Dwarf and Toy; also known as Cameroon Dwarf and Fouta DjallonWest African Long-Legged Sudan, Sahel; similar to the Dwarf but larger, with longer horns, short-coated, usually white, brown or blackWhite Beared Bengal India; meat breedWhite German Improved dairy breed, polledZalawadi India; black all-purpose breedZaraibi Egypt; polled dairy breed, now rare, possibly extinctIf the list was extended to include local names, it would be much longer! It goes without saying that the same rationales that apply to the preservation of rare breeds of other types of livestock apply also to goats. Some of these breeds have been studied intensively in their native countries, and many possess qualities that certainly merit preservation. With the possibility of international shipment of frozen embryos in the near future, the importation and establishment of more breeds in this country could become a reality; and the splashy, showy Schwartzhals, the lovely Golden Gurensey and Murciana, the striking Girgentana, the docile, hardy Mambrine and Appenzeller, and many others, could grace American barns and pastures and--who can now say--contribute to the improvement of American goats.The writer has been collecting anything he could locate in print on goats, toward the building of, hopefully, the definitive library and bibliography on Mans oldest friend. He would welcome correspondence with anyone interested in goat literature, and/or who may know of sources of old goat periodicals, research papers, books, articles, etc. as well as anyone who may have additions, corrections, and/or supplemental information to the goat breeds check-list. Write to Robert Johnson, Pine Cone Valley Farm, P. O. Box 309, Chickamauga, Georgia 30707. (706 375-4326) email: oldgoat@voyageronline.net. Goat Breeds THE WORLD OF GOATS--GOATS OF THE WORLDBy Robert L. JohnsonIn December, 1982, the Smithsonian magazine gave a well-written tribute, in the form of an article by Robert Wernick, to an animal that may well be Mans oldest friend, yet one that is much-maligned, even despised, in some areas of the world today, including many parts of this country. The goat--an attractive, affectionate and very useful small ruminant--has rendered uncomplaining service to mankind for many thousands of years in Mr. Wernicks words. Dairy goats have passed a peak in popularity in America, and indications are that this decade-long spate of enthusiasm is starting to wane. Angora goats, which produce mohair, remain big business, particularly in the Edwards Plateau area of Texas. However, the range and intensity of opinions and feelings about goats remains a source of astonishment. In America, goats can be roughly divided into four camps: (1) the Angora (and now including Cashmere) goats, whose owners view them as a business proposition and as producing units; (2) the dairy goats, whose owners are busily engaged at present in creating another class of pedigreed, registered, show animal, with milk production a more secondary factor--a circumstance due in part to many states restrictions on the promotion and sale of raw milk; (3) the miniature (African Pygmy and Nigerian Dwarf) goats, which make very intelligent, responsive and affectionate pets, and (4) the great unsung world of the scrub, brush common, or woods goats--(the nomenclature depending on the locale)--the folk who keep goats of no particular ancestral distinction to clear land, as meat animals, and/or because they just like having them around. Curiously, though all these groups are dealing with breed variants of the same animal, there is for the most part very little communication between the groups; in some cases, actual antagonism. Couple this with the generally poor PR that has been the lot of the American goat from the founding of this country, and it is little wonder that the goat is often depicted as a tin-can-eating, destructive animal fit only for the veriest backwaters of civilization.It was not always so; indeed, goats supply milk and meat to a larger percentage of the worlds population than do all other farm animals combined. Mans involvement with goats over countless millenia has, as with other types of livestock, resulted in the evolution of a great variety of goat breeds worldwide. Just as many breeds of other livestock are in danger of becoming extinct, so it is with goats, many breeds of which have lost their original habitats and/or spheres of usefulness in the face of encroaching 20th-century technology and burgeoning populations. Many breeds today are falling victim to upgrading schemes; local goats in many third-world countries are being crossbred to improved dairy breeds exported from England, Switzerland, France, Canada, Australia, and the U.S.A. The risk of losing many native breeds is very real, and yet even the basic taxonomy of the goat family is, to date, an issue widely debated. Goats and sheep are classified in the Family Bovidae, Subfamily Caprinae, Tribe Caprini; the Genus Capra is reserved for true goats. In his valuable work Lords of the Pinnacles: Wild Goats of the World, Raul Valdez recognizes the following species of wild goats:Capra aegagrus - the Beozar goat or pasangCapra ibex - the Ibexes, with 4 subspeciesCapra caucasica - the west Caucasian turCapra cylindricornis - the east Caucasian turCapra falconeri - the markhors, with 4 subspeciesCapra pyrenaica - the Spanish wild goats, with 3 subspeciesIn his extremely useful and readable work Mountain Monarchs: Wild Sheep and Goats of the Himalaya, George Shaller, basically agreeing with Valdez species list, notes the custom of classifying the domestic goat as Capra hircus, and discusses its still-unproven origins. Capra aegagrus is thought to be the ancestor of the domestic goat, though there remains the possibility that C. falconeri, cylindricornis and/or caucasica may have been included. Seven species are easy enough to commit to memory; but when we consider breeds worldwide, the task of making sense out of the nomenclature becomes herculean, and the number and variety is quite astonishing.A lengthy book would hardly do the subject justice, and this is a bit beyond the scope of the animal magazines. However, as a point of departure for those interested in pursuing the subject, I append the following list of goat breeds. This is offered only as a check-list of breed names, with very brief commentary. Close scrutiny may reveal that some of these names may overlap. Since the list has been taken from a number of sources, including the first work devoted solely to goats, La Chevre by M. Joseph Crepin (Paris, 1903) breeds may be included that have already been lost. Additions and/or additional information would be welcomed.In this country the following goat breeds are extant:(1) The mohair goats--represented by the Angora and Cashmere goats., and novelty crosses including the Pygora, and Nigora,(2) The dairy goats--Alpines, LaManchas, Nubians, Oberhasli, Saanens, Sables, British Toggenburgs and Toggenburgs.(3) The novelty goats--the African Pygmy, Nigerian Dwarf, and the Fainting goat or Tennessee Wooden-leg. Crosses to create new breeds exist, such as the Kinder goat, and the Dwarf Alpine. Also, Ibexes, Ibex crosses, Tur, and Markhors are to be found in zoos and on game farms.(4) The meat and brush goats--the native woods goat, the recently-imported Boer goat, and the Spanish goat.In addition, a number of other crosses have been tried, even a patented breed, the NuAlpine. Most such crosses are the work of single or a few breeders, and they have not been given separate breed names. Such is the case abroad also; though a number of goat breeds owe their origins to deliberate and long-continued crossing. Here is our check-list of goat breeds of the world, as described in the literature to date:Abkhasian North east TurkeyAbyssinian Nubian type; reddish-brownAgrigento SicilyAkyat Jaffa, Ceylon; of Burmese originAlbanian two varieties; a large mountain type, gray or brown, and a smaller plains variety with corkscrew hornsAnatolian Black TurkeyAnglo-Nubian British; from a blend of the old English goat with the Zaraibi, Chitral and Jamna Pari; the ori gin of the Nubian goat of AmericaAngora Originated in Asia; now worldwide in distribution; produces mohairAppenzell Switzerland; a white Toggenburg, long-coatedAsmari Afghanistan. Bicolored; white face and body, black neck and shoulder; produces CashmereAssam Hill India; usually white, long-hairedAuvergne FranceAzerbaijan Armenia; also called Caucasian, Dagestan, Karachev and MingrelianBaguirmi An intermediate type between the West African Dwarf (Pygmy) and the West African Long- LeggedBahu CongoBaladi Egypt; small, lop-eared, usually blackBalkan Yugoslavia, Greece, Albania; long-haired dairy and meat breed. Three varieties include the Valch, and the Capore (with corkscrew horns)Baluchi India; usually blackBanat White Romania; dairy breedBarbari Pakistan; small, short-haired, variable colors; a dairy breedBari India; usually white; dual-purpose (meat and milk)Beetal India; similar to Jamna Pari. Red or tan, usually spottedBelgian White Dairy breed produced with Saanen crossesBenadir Africa; red or black spotted, short coated. Three local varieties: Bimal, Garre and TuniBerari India; black, dual-purpose breedBerber AfricaBerry-Touraine France; possibly a variant of the French AlpineBhuj Brazil; dairy breedBhungri Bombay, India; meat breedBikaneri India; black or pied breed used for meat, milk and hairBlack Bengal India. There is a variety known as the Brown Bengal; small goats bred for meat and leather.Blanca Andaluza Spain; white dairy and meat breedBlanca Celtiberica Spain; white dual-purpose breedBoer South AfricaBornu White a Nigerian breedBritish Alpine EnglandBritish Saanen England; from the Swiss Saanen and the native British goatBritish Toggenburg England; from the Swiss Toggenburg and the native British goatBulgarian White a dairy breedCampine BelgiumCamosciata delle Alpi Italy; dairy breedCanaria Spain; multi-colored dual-purpose breedCaninde BrazilCapore A variety of Albanian with corkscrew hornsCarpathian Southeast Europe. Various colorsChamoisee Switzerland; also called Schwarzenburg-Guggisberg or GuggisbergerChangra Nepal; the true Cashmere goat originally from TibetChapper Pakistan; usually black, meat breedCharkissar Russia; a mohair breed, gray, brown or blackCharnequeira Portugal; a red-brown meat breed. Two varieties: Raiana and AlgarviaCashmere China and Mongolia; usually whiteChigu India; similar to but smaller than the Gaddi; a hair, milk & meat goatChitral IndiaChungwei China and Mongolia; a breed producing pashmina (Cashmere.) Also valuable for the kid peltsCorsican France; long-haired dairy breed, found in all colorsCrimean RussiaCriollo SpainCuraca BrazilCutchi West India; a black dairy breedDaira Din Panah Pakistan; long black hair. Used for milk, meat, skins and hairDamani Pakistan; a black milk and meat breedDamara Africa; also called Aerero; lop-eared short-coated breed, usually white, occasionally red and white or brown and whiteDamascus Syria; a gray, red or brown dairy breed, long-coated. Also called ShamiDeccani India; usually black; dairy breedDole Norway; a blue pied or brown dairy breedDon RussiaFawn German Improved Germany; several variants exist, inc. Franconian, Black Forest, Harz, ThuringianFrench Alpine France, U.S.A. Color variants are individually named, i.e. SundgauFrench Saanen France; dairy breedGaddi India and Pakistan; long black hair; milk and hair producerGalla Kenya; a white meat breedGanjam India; a black dual-purpose breedGarganica Italy; dairy breed with long hair of a dark chestnut colorGirgentana Italy; dairy breed with corkscrew horns, long hair, usually white with brown spotsGolden Guernsey Isle of Guernsey; a golden-coated small dairy breed similar to the ToggenburgGranada Spain; black dairy breedGrisons Striped Swiss dairy breedGruyere Switzerland; a short-coated reddish-brown dairy breed, now extinct?Gujarati Brazil; long black hair, long lop ears; meat, milk and hair breedHejazi Israel; long black hairHimalayan mohairImproved North Russian Russia; a Saanen/North Russian crossIraqi Iraq; lop-eared breedIrishIsraeli SaanenItalian AlpineJablu IndiaJamna Pari India; dairy and meat breed with long pendulous ears; also called EtawahKaghani India; hair, milk and Cashmere; multi-coloredKajli Pakistan; a large variable-colored meat and hair breedKambing Katjang Indonesia; blackKamori India; a large, red, gray, brown or black triple-purpose breedKashmir Asia; the source of Cashmere, which seeKazimierz S.E. Poland; a black dairy breedKel Asia; the common goat of the region, producing milk and meat. Black, grayKhurasani Pakistan; a black goat producing pashminaKigezi IsraelKillis Turkey; cross of the Damascus with the Anatolian Black; dairy breedKirgiz Russia; triple-purpose breed, with several local variantsKorean BlackKorean WhiteKurdi Persia; similar to the AngoraKyasuwa NigeriaLaMancha America; earless dairy breed; in Mexico and Spain, short-earedLapland Dwarf Norway; a dairy breed, usually white, yellow or piedLehri India; also spelled Leri; a triple-purpose breed with long ears; a short-eared variant is known as the LabiLibyan Libya; long hair, brown, black, gray and white; lop earsMadagascar Nubian-type, with a short coat and lop-eared; a variant is smaller and has long hairMa or Mah China; a brown dairy and meat breedMalabar India; black, brown, or white dairy breedMalaguena Spain; a red dairy goat, also known as MalagaMaltese Malta; small dairy breed, usually red or brown but other colors alsoMamber Middle East; an all-purpose breed with long pendulous ears. Also called Mambrine, or Syrian Mountain. Black, long-haired.Manipuri IndiaMarota Brazil; short-haired yellowish-white leather-producing breedMarungu Congo; a dairy and meat breedMarwari India; black dairy breedMassif Central An old name for a French goat of mixed originsMa Tou China; white meat and milk breedMehsana India; black dairy and mohair breedMeridional Brazil; white meat goatMingrelian Russia; dairy breedMishri Egypt; long-coated polled dairy breedMoncayo Spain; a light-colored meat breedMorghose Iran and Iraq; a pashmina-producing breedMoxoto Brazil; light brown or fawn, bred for skins and meatMubende AfricaMurcian Spain; dairy breed, with two major variants; black, and bay or mahogany; also known as Murciana-GranadinaMzabite Algeria; a Nubian-type dairy breed, red-coloredNegev Israel; dairy breedNetherlands White also known as Dutch White Polled and Improved DutchNguni Africa; various colorsNigerian Dwarf An intermediate-sized variant of the West African DwarfNilotic SudanNorthern Hill Nepal; long black-coated; used for milk production and as pack animalsNorth Russian Russia; a usually white dairy goatNorwegian Dairy breed; several varieties exist including the Nordland, Rogaland, Telemark (white) and VestlandNubian In Africa, a polled dairy breed with short coat, Roman nose and long legs; in America, the name of the British-bred Anglo-Nubian, and the most popular American dairy goat (in 1993)Oberhasli In America, a bay and sometimes black breed; in France, the AlpineOrenburg blackOsmamabad India; a usually black meat and dairy breedPafuri Mozambique; lop-earedPahari IndiaPateriPatnai IndiaPatna same as the Patnai? Used for the production of leather. Corkscrew hornsPinzgau Austria; dairy breedPoitevin France; dark brown to black dairy breedPolish Improved Fawn same origin as the Fawn German ImprovedPyrenean France and Spain; a dark dairy breedRaini Iran & Iraq; a dairy and fleece breed, with long white, black or yellow hairRed Bosnian Yugoslavia; dairy breedRed Sokoto Nigeria; bright mahogany red, short coat. Used for meat, also the skins are the major source of Morocco leather. Also called Maradi.Retinta Extremena Spain; a red or bay dual-purpose breedRock Alpine U.S.A. originally a French Alpine variant, now extinctRogaland Norway; a dairy breedRove France; a short-haired spiral-horn breed, usually black or mahoganyRovmit Russia; dairy breedSaanen Switzerland, Europe, U.S.A. white dairy breed; also called GessenaySahel West Africa; meat, milk and leather productionSaidi EgyptSt. Gallen Swiss mountain type, black with pale back stripe and feet; extinctSalt Range India; black-and-white or black, dairy breedSamar SyriaSandomierz S.E. Poland; Saanen were kept in semi-intensive management conditions at the Livestock Research Centre, West Kilimanjaro. Under the farmer conditions, the Saanen goats were under intensive management. In semi-intensive management system, where Saanen goat had to grave in paddocks for more than 8 hours a day were sensitive to the excessive sunlight and heat and tended to go for shade areas. While the Saanen kept under intensive (stall feeding) management, their performance was higher compared to the semi-intensive or extensive condition. Higher milk production yields. 1.4 1.3 1.6 international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Small East African (Non Descript) The Small East African goat is mainly kept for meat production and when slaughtered the farmer benefits from the sale of skn. These goats are also used for traditional ceremonies such as marriages, funerals, circumcision, conflict resolution, penalty and fine payments and other ceremonies. It is also used in various communities for dowry payment in lieu of cattle of cash. Manure from goats is good fertilizer for vegetable crops and its value in rural and peri-urban areas is using manure from goats in vegetable production. English The Small East African Goat are small to medium sized goats and remains one of the bigger group of the indigenous goats which are to be characterised and named as the local people keeping the goats have named it. These are present in various locations in Tanzania. The goats are small, multi-colored, having short horns and low growth rate. Small East African Mbuzi wa Kienyeji, Tanzania Indigenous goat, Subi DowryPayment, Fertilizer, Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies The Small East African Goat trend shows that it is decreasing from population of 12,000,000 in 2002 to the present 2,500,000 (2008) goats in Tanzania. This is mainly due to characterisation and differentiation of the Small East African Goat to other ecotypes or strains, such as Sukuma, Newala, Ujiji, Maasai, Gogo, Pare, Luguru, Igunga, Sonja and Man'gati goats. Further characterisation of Small East African Goats will decrease the population further, although more breeds or strains will be known in its place than the general characterisation. Currently after phenotypic characterisation, it is envisaged to differentiate between the strains throught DNA differentiation methods, starting with the Gogo and Sukuma goats through the funding by ASARECA project. New goat breeds have evolved from the present Small East AFrican Goat through characterisation and typing of common and similar traits within those breeds, thus the population of Small East African Goat will be reduced over years when characterisation is fully done. The breed is adapted to locally harsh conditions. This breed is known for a high twinning rate and its ability to breed year round. This is a hardy breed. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 Short to long, short and pointed horns, sometimes curved backwards 60 53 27 24 short coat and ears, tassels common n domestic The Small East African Goat (Mason, 1966) is widely spread all over East African countries and present efforts to characterise and differentiate between the various local ecotypes or strains in different locations may result in many goat breeds indigenous to Tanzania. This is spread all the country, however after characterisation of some parts of the country, Small East AFrican Goat is present in few areas in the country. 120 95 154 65 48 84 0.5 4 1.3 1.1 16 12 24 18 25 22 29 303 250 370 5 33 8.2 45.3 Small Ruminant Research Highlights. 1991. S. M. Das and D. S. C. Sendalo. Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Development and Cooperatives, Tanzania. FAO Breed Survey 2002 N9 Das, S.M. (1993). Evaluation and Breeding of Blended Goats for Dairy purposes in Tanzania: Performance Report 1987-1992. Eds: Nyeko, J.H.P. and Ocean, G.W. Proc. of the Sci. Workshop for East African Grantees. IFS, 19-22 April, 1993, Kampala, Uganda. pp 50 - 61. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. The Small East African Goats goats were measured in extensive management system. The Small East African Goats are in the Pastoralist system where they depend mainly on available pastures and on stovers, stalks and grains from the harvested fields. These goats being mainly in range conditions endure a lack of water and proper veterinary care. The weight at slaughter (25 months) averaged 35.9 kg for entire males and 29.1 for the castrates at the same age. The Small East African goat had higher dressing% and lean% compared to the purebred Boer and Boer x Small East African Goat, whereas slaughter weight at 25 months of age of Small East African goats was lower than that of Boer and crossbred goats. The twinning percentage of Small East Goat averaged 16.4% (Das and Sendalo, 1991) regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Sonjo Red The main use of Sonjo Red goats is for meat production due to faster growth rate and high twinning rates. The production of skins from large slaughtered Sonjo Red goats also provide good income to the farmers. These goats are also use for religous ceremonies of Christmas and Muslim festivals, also these goats are prefered for traditional ceremonies such as weddings, funerals, dowry payments and conflict resolutions or payment of village penalties or fines. English Sonjo Red are small to medium meat goats, having mainly red as dominant body color few animals have brown and white dots on the body. The face is convex, with medium long ears and both sexes have horns. The Sonjo Red goats are known for their high twinning rates and tolerant to long drought spells. Small East African Goat Mwaarusha Meat, ReligiousCeremonies, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies The market in Arusha prefers Sonjo Red goats tender and tasty meat produced by these goats. A study is being conducted at LRC, West Kilimanjaro to characterise Sonjo Red goats under controlled management conditions whereby Sonjo Red goats will be bred pure and some supplementation will be given daily to the goat kids and does. This will give good information on the performance of Sonjo Red goats under semi-intensive conditions. 68 62 45 38 The Sonjo Red goats have short hair, both sexes have short pointed horns. The adult males have small beard and short but curved pointed horns. n domestic strain This has evolved from the Small East African goat, whereby intensive selection using local knowledge and preferences of the local community for white color and red dots, higher mature weight and higher twinning rate was done since many years. This breed or strain was evolved in 1950s and has been bred as pure bred since then. This located in Arusha and Manyara regions of Northern Tanzania. 18 12 24 15 24 22 27 270 250 300 8 Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. The Sonjo Red goats are managed under extensive management system, depending on available pastures and some supplementation The availabilty of pastures in Arusha and Manyara regions depends on rainfall, but usually pastures are available due to two rainy seasons in those regions. Supplementaion is given in form of wheat bran or bean stalks. Sonjo Red goats have heavy size due to faster growth rate. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Sukuma Sukuma goats are mainly used for meat production, but skin production from slaughtered goats are also important. These goats are also used for traditional ceremonies such as marriges, confilict resolution, funerals and payment for dowry. Swahili These are small to medium sized goats, with short horns and small ears. These are usually white colored with black patches on face, body and legs. Small East African Goat Lake goats Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies Sukuma goats have faster growth and higher twinning rates that makes to be multiplied in higher numbers. Most of goats supplied to the livestock markets in urban areas of Dar es salaam, Mwanza, Arusha rely on supply of meat from the Sukuma goats. On Phenotypic and production characterisation of the Sukuma goats (on going at present - ASARECA Project), selection for higher mature live weight, earlier age at first parturition and lower kidding intervals would be done. The Sukuma goats were also selected on their size and twinning in the development of Blended goats at LRC, Malya in Mwanza region. Sukuma goats are characteristically have white and black color patches. 2 2 Male and female goats of Sukuma goats have short and pointed horns. 64 57 38 30 Sukuma goats are small to medium sized meat producing goats. Having small head with short horns and small and pointed ears. n domestic strain Sukuma goat ecotype belonging the the Small East African goat group. These have evolved from selection of the farmers using local knowledge for selecting for faster growth and color preferences over years so as to for Sukuma goat breed. A project on characterisation and diffentiation between Sukuma goats and other Small East African goats is going on and is funded by ASARECA. These are found mainly in the regions around Lake Victoria, such as Mwanza, Shinyanga, Mara and Kagera regions. The Sukuma goats are currently are found in Eastern Zone (Tanga, Coast and Dar es salaam regions) and also in Southern regions (Lindi, Mtwara, Rukwa and Mbeya) due to migration of the Sukuma pastoralists in search of pastures and water for their livestock. hair extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, grazing nomadic, transhumant 1.8 1.6 18 12 24 16 26 21 30 290 230 360 6 Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheriies. Sukuma goats are kept in extensive management system. The Sukuma goats are well adapted to the semi arid conditions and depend mainly on pastures. After harvesting of rice and maize crops, the goats are grazed on the harvested fields. The Sukuma goats are known to have faster grwoth rate and higher twinning rates 1.4 1.2 1.7 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Toggenburg English Toggenbury goats are of medium size, sturdy, vigourous and alert in appearance. Its color varies from light fawn to dark chocolate and has distinct wihite markings on ears and two white stripes down the face from above each eye to the muzzle, and also on legs from hocks to hooves and a white triangle on each side of the tail. The ears are short and erect and carried forward. Facial lines may be dished or straight, but never roman. Toggenburg GeneralCrossbreeding Distinct color of fawn or dark chocolate and white stripes on the face. Medium sized dairy goats having high milk production and has well developed udder and well adapted to temperate and cooler climates. The conservation of Toggenburg in Tanzania is done by association of Toggenburg goat producers Association (TOBURG) which also has members consisting of scientists, extension officers and staff from the University. Toggenburg goats have light fawn to dark chocholate color with distinct white markings on ears, and two stripes down the face from above each eye to the muzzle and whilte hind legs from hocks to hooves; and forelegs white from knees downward with a dark band below knee and a white triangle on eitgher side of the tail. 2 2 Small short horn and straight. 64 58 49 42 The breed is medium size, sturdy, vigorous and alert in apperance. Toggenburg are smaller than the other Alpine breeds. n domestic breed Exotic dairy goat imported from Europe and USA.
The Toggenburg originated in the Toggenburg Valley of Switzerland. The early Toggenburg goats were imported in Tanzania in early 1970s for dairy production and were kept in the temperate zones of Arusha and Kilimanjaro (Northern Tanzania). In 1990s, Toggenburg goats were imported for pure breeding and dessimination to farmers in the Manyara region (Babat) by Farm Africa project. The Toggenbury goats are mainly in Arusha, Kilimanjaro and Manyara regions and some kept in the Southern Highland and Central regions. hair 143 117 174 149 132 170 1.2 8 2.6 2.4 15 12 24 18 27 24 30 225 214 246 8 25 26 51 Small Ruminant Research Highlights in Tanzania. 1991. S. M. Das and D. S. C. Sendalo, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Development and Cooperatives, Tanzania Livestock Breed Survey, 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania Semi-intensive management conditions where Toggenburg goats were put on grazing in paddocks and fed some concentrates in the afternoon and housed in the barn at night. For stall feeding Toggenburg goats in Babati and Arusha areas where intensive management is practiced by the farmers, performance of the Toggenburg goats for growth rate and age at maturity is better Toggenburg are essential dairy goats and produce much milk in temperate and cooler climates. They are noted for their excellent udder development and high milk production. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goat Ujiji Ujiji goats are mainly used for meat production, but skins produced from the slaughtered goats are also important. The goats are used in traditional ceremonies such as slaughter during marriage ceremonies. Swahili The Ujiji goats are meat producting, small to medium sized goats. These are light brown to fawn color with black stripes on the sides of the body. Small East African Goat Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies Ujiji goats are known for their high prolificacy and good reproductive performance. These are preferred breeds for fast multiplication of the breed and also used in crossbreeding with the exotic dairy goats. Light brown or fawn color mainly with black stripes on the sides of the body 2 2 Short and broad horns. 56 51 32 27 Small to medium sized goats, docile goats. n domestic strain indigenous breed ecotype belonging the the Small East African goat group. Characterisation of these goats are other location (SUA, Morogoro) is going on on semi-intensive system. The Ujiji goats evolved from crossing of the Small East Goat and the goats from Central and West Africa over the years, thus giving it small size and high prolificacy. The goats are mainly found in Western Tanzania (Kigoma and some parts of Tabora region). hair extensive (non backyard) grazing transhumant 1.5 1.2 20 16 24 18 28 25 32 250 230 290 5 Country Report On State Of Animal Genetic Resources, Tanzania. 2003. Ministry of Water and Livestock Development. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheriies. Management conditions were under extensive grazing. Ujiji goats are kept mainly under extensive grazing conditions. 2.1 1.8 2.5 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goose (domestic) Greyleg goose eng. Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material atRisk vulnerable -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Goose (domestic) White footed Goose eng. Meat domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material atRisk endangered -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Guinea fowl Guinea fowl Guinea Fowl contribute 80% of the feathers used for decorations of items used in traditional dances, and in items such as arrows. eng. Meat domestic species These birds are mostly kept by smallholder and subsistence farmers. The rearing of these animals is confined to cages, and they are fed on concentrates and legumes. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Guinea pig Guinea pig Meat domestic imported; exotic Southern Highlands zone Subsistence and smallholder farmers mainly keep them where there is lack of meat from other species of livestock. local No Material unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Horse Horse Horses are mostly used for recreation. Hobby domestic species recently introduced; exotic Horses are kept by well-off families and institutions for recreational purposes. local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed imported by Missionaries; exotic 1920s Smallholder farms. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported by Missionaries; exotic 1920s Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Iringa, Mbeya, Rukwa and Ruvuma Regions. Smallholder farms. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported by Missionaries; exotic 1920s Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Iringa, Mbeya, Rukwa and Ruvuma Regions. Smallholder farms. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Pig Local Tanzania Pig English local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Pig Saddleback eng. Saddleback Meat domestic breed imported by Missionaries; exotic 1920s Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Iringa, Mbeya, Rukwa and Ruvuma Regions. Smallholder farms. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Rabbit Black Satin Pelts are sold for extra cash income. eng. Black Satin Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s Mostly in urban areas. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Rabbit California White Pelts are sold for extra cash income. eng. California Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s Mainly in urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Rabbit Carolina White Pelts are sold for extra cash income. eng. Carolina White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s Mainly in urban areas. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Rabbit Chinchilla Pelts are sold for extra cash income. Chinchilla Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s Mainly urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Rabbit Flemish Giant Pelts are sold for extra cash income. eng. Flemish Giant Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s Mainly urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Rabbit New Zealand White Pelts are sold for extra cash income. eng. New Zealand White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 1960s Mostly in urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Blackhead Persian Blackhead Persian sheep is mainly used for meat production, however the community in Northern Tanzania also prefer the fat from the fat rump for domestic cooking. eng. Black head Persian sheep are hair sheep and have their entire head and neck in black and makes a startling contrast to their white bodies. These sheep tend to carry their heads high when not grazing. They have long ears and niether sex has horns. When mature they weigh 68 kg (rams) and 52 kg (ewes). Blackhead Persian Meat The Blackhead Persian sheep have higher growth rate and heavy at mature age for slaughter. The conservation project should be initiated to conserve the purebred Blackhead Persian sheep for future utilization of the breed. The decrease in number of Blackhead Persian sheep over years is due to inbreeding as new proven rams need to be imported for breeding. Fattening of sheep at an earlier age of 16 or 24 weeks is important, so that slaughter is done at 48 weeks or 72 weeks by use of feedlot feeding. Marketing of mutton is also important among Tanzanians as sheep are only popular in Northern Tanzania (Arusha, Kilimanjaro and Manyara regions). The breed is adapted to a semi-arid and highland climate. Blackhead Persian sheep is characterised by black color of head and neck and complete white body. 0 0 Polled bothe sexes. 70 66 50 30 The sheep is characterised by short hair, fat-rumped and a small tail. Both sexes are hornless n domestic breed Blackhead Persian sheep were developed in South Africa using Persian sheep and their local sheep by crossbreeding and this dates to 1868 (http://www.helium.com/items/ sheep-breed-facts-blackhead-persian) The Blackhead Persian sheep were imported in Tanzania in 1960 for producing mutton and were kept in ranches and by some private farmers. The Blackhead Persian sheep were imported from South Africa in 1960 and later from Kenya in 1980. The Blackhead Persian sheep is located in the Northern Tanzania (Arusha and Manyara) and in Central Tanzania (Kongwa, Mpwapwa) and some pastoralists nearby the ranches have also acquired some Black Head Persian some in both Northern and Central zones. hair back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing nomadic, stationary, transhumant 3.1 2.9 15 14 24 18 28 26 30 270 250 300 8 45 22.8 47.3 Small Ruminant Research Highlights. 1991. S. M. Das and D. S. C. Sendalo. Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Development and Cooperatives, Tanzania. FAO Breed Survey 2002 Productivity of Blackhead Persian Sheep in Tanzania. (Eds. Lebbie, S.H.B., Rey, B. and Irungu, E.K.) .1992. Das, S.M., Rege, J.E.O. and Mesfin Shibre. Proc. of the 2nd Beinnial African Small Ruminant Research Network 7-11 Dec., 1992, Arusha, Tanzania. pp 234 - 240. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. N9 FAO Breed Survey. 2002 Blackhead Persian sheep were measured under extensive management system, where they depended mainly on natural pastures. At the ranches, the Blackhead Persian sheep are fed with concentrates, especially at the age of 48 weeks to 72 weeks for proper finishing and putting on weight for slaughter. The lambing rate of Blackhead Persian sheep at LRC, West Kilimanjaro ranged from 49.3 to 97.8%, while twinning rate ranged from 1.0 to 3.6%. On the carcass characteristics, the lean was 53.3% compared to fate of 27.4%. 1.4 1.2 1.5 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Corriedale Corriedales are dual purpose sheep, producing wool and also meat. eng. Corriedale sheep are a dual purpose breed as they are used both in the production of wool and meat. Corriedale sheep are docile, easy care mothers with high fertility. they adapt well to a wide range of climate conditions. They are large framed and plain bodied, hornless and have a broad body. Corriedales prod a thick stapled, bulky fleece, which is popular with spinners and can be used for a range of handspun garments. Corriedale Meat, Wool The Corriedale sheep breed in Tanzania numbers to about 5-7 (if still pure bred) and this will make the Corriedale breed to extinct in Tanzania. The rearing and multiplication of the Corriedale sheep presented at problem to the government farms and also nearby farmers, moreover wool prices had gone down due to synthetic wool available, and so most of the sheep were sold to farmers for crossbreeding for production of meat. The breed is adapted to a highland environment. uni coloured: white 0 0 n domestic breed Corriedale sheep was developed in Australia and New Zealand by extensive breeding and culling as a cross between Merino and Lincoln sheep. The goal was to develop a breed that would thrive in lower rainfall areas and supply long staple wool. The breed was developed between 1868 and 1930 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corriedale). The breed was developed between 1868 and 1930 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corriedale). The Corriedale sheep breed was imported in Tanzania in mid 1970s for production of wool in Southern Highlands and kept in the township of Njombe. The Corriedale sheep were kept in Njombe township, Iringa region (Southern Highlands) where the climate is cooler. At present there are onlyu 5- 7 pure bred Corriedales as these were disposed off by mid 1980s due to failure to produce adequate wool and also other rearing and production problems. The Corriedale breed is extinct in Tanzania. wool medium FAO Breed Survey N9 The animals encounter a lack of proper veterinary care. international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep East African Blackheaded Although the East African Blackhead sheep is uded for meat production, but skins are also important. These sheep have good value for the traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, funerals, sacrifices, payment of dowry and village penalties and fines. eng. The East African Black Head Sheep has black color on the head and neck and white body, and black color on rump and tail and sometimes also on four limbs. The sheep is small to medium size, with small ears and has hair, and is mainly used for meat production East African Blackheaded Manyara Meat, SkinsHides East African Blackhead meat is not popular among many communities in Tanzania except for the tribes in the Northern Tanzania. Thus marketing of sheep is hard for slaughter and fetches low prices compared to goats. This has led to stagnancy of breeding more sheep and so the breed is stable. uni coloured: usually white with black or brown head 0 0 54 51 35 27.5 short fat tail, small size n domestic breed East African Fat-Tail type This is found throughout East African countries and is indigenous to these countries. In Northern, Lake regions and also in Rift Valley areas of Tanzania hair 2.55 2.37 26 18 30 24 32 30 34 310 280 340 FAO Breed Survey (F88-178) 2002. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Measurement were done under extensive management system and sheep mainly depended on natural pastures. 1.4 1.2 1.6 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Gogo Tanzania Long-tailed Apart from meat production, the Gogo sheep produce also skins for sale and are used for traditional ceremonies of weddings, funerals, circumcision and for healing sick persons. Swahili The Gogo sheep is found in the Central Tanzania, extending from Dodoma to Gairo and Singida areas. The sheep strain is adapted for long drought periods and semi arid conditions. The Gogo sheep are light brown in color with white or black patches and has a medium tail. East African long tailed Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies The Gogo sheep are light brown color, with white or black patches on the face, body and tail. 2 2 Short and curved horns in both sexes, most prominent in adult males. 50 47 31 25 Short straight hair. n domestic strain The Gogo sheep are strain of the East African long tailed sheep, but Gogo sheep has evolved to light brown color and has medium length tail. The Gogo sheep are small to medium sized and were evolved many years ago through selection using local knowledge and preferences of the local farmer for heavy mature weights and higher twinning rate. The Gogo sheep are located in Central Tanzania, and are well adapted to the long drought periods and semi arid conditions. hair 1.6 1.4 15 12 20 18 26 24 29 280 250 320 FAO Breed Survey (F88-178) 2002. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. The Gogo sheep are managed under extensive management system and are solely dependeant on natural pastures. Gogo sheep are well adapted to semi arid conditions and long dry seasons where availability of pastures and water. regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Kasulu Kasulu sheep being medium to large sized sheep are used for meat production and also for production of skin. Swahili The Kasulu sheep are medium sized sheep for meat and skin production. These are mainly found in the Western Tanzania at the Kasulu township villages, Kigoma region. East African long tailed Kigoma Meat, SkinsHides Dark brown body color with few patches of white and black. 2 2 Short and pointed horns, and in adult male sheep the horns are curved inwards. 58 52 39 30 Short straight hair. domestic indigenous breeds. hair 2.3 1.9 14 12 18 15 24 22 27 280 255 320 8 FAO Breed Survey (F88-178) 2002. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. The performance was measured under extensive management system. The Kasulu sheep mainly depend on the natural pastures and from the maize stovers, grains and vegetable plants and leaves from harvested fields. 1.7 1.4 2 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Maasai The Maasai sheep are for production of meat and fat and when slaughtered they produce good skin. The Maasai sheep are also used for traditional ceremonies. Swahili This is medium to large breed of sheep. The Maasai sheep have faster growth rate, have light to dark brown body color and fat long tail. East African long tailed Red tailed Maasai sheep, Red Masai Meat, SkinsHides The animals are also reared for security reasons. Information provided by Dr. S. M. Das: questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, August, 1994). Red-brown, occasionally pied 2 2 Long and curved in adult males 72 66 41 32 Long fat tail domestic breed East African fat-tailed type hair 2.7 2.4 18 15 24 18 28 26 32 320 280 360 8 97 19.4 43.3 F88-175, 176, 177 FAO Breed Survey Dr. S.M. Das (questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, August, 1994) FAO Breed Survey (F88-178) 2002. Small Ruminant Research Highlights. 1991. Das, S. M. and Sendalo, D. S.C. Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Measured under extensive and semi-intensive management systems. In Tanzania the Masai sheep are kept in a pastoral range production system under nomadic conditions, fed on extensive grazing in a pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone. 1.05 1 1.1 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Man'gati Main use of the sheep is for meat purposes, but is also important in the Man'gati community to use this sheep breed for traditional ceremonies espeially in weddings and circumcison occasions. Swahili The Man'gati breed of sheep is characteristically small sized breed, short legs, small ears and small horns. The body color of the breed is white and has slightly long tail. East African long tailed Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies 50 45 34 26 The Man'gati sheep has tassle3s and beard on adult male sheep. Both sexes have small horns. hair 1.3 1.1 12 12 18 15 Dr. S.M. Das (questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, August, 1994) FAO Breed Survey (F88-178) 2002. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Kept under extensive management system. 1.5 1.3 1.8 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Sukuma The Sukuma sheep are mostly used for meat and skin, but it is also used for traditional ceremonies. Swahili The Sukuma sheep are small to medium sized sheep and are muti-colored, having white, black or brown body with black or brown patches. The have short ears and short tail and small, flat and curved horns. East African Blackheaded Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies Characterisation of the Sukuma sheep and differentiation from other sheep is on going at present through a project funded by ASARECA. This will produce information on its growth rate, reproductive performance, carcass traits and its production system. 0 0 56 47 35 30 Short straight hair n domestic strain Sukuma breed is small to medium size meat producing sheep. It evolved from the East African Blackhead Sheep, through selection and crossing with other breeds of sheep from Northern Tanzania and selection based on local knowledge and preferences of the Sukuma community. This has led the Sukuma sheep to be different from the East African Blackhead Sheep. Through the years of breeding and selection, the Sukuma sheep has distinct black body with white or brown patches, has a short tail and short flat ears. This breed may have evolved by 1950s and has spread to almost 4 regions. The Sukuma sheep breed has high twinning rate comparatively to the East African Blackhead sheep. The Sukuma sheep breed is spread from Mwanza to Mara, Kagera and Shinyanga regions and now extends to as far as Singida, Tabora, Tanga, Morogoro, Mbeya, Rukwa and Southern regions of Tanzania. hair 1.8 1.4 15 12 16 15 26 23 29 270 240 315 7 Dr. S.M. Das (questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, August, 1994) FAO Breed Survey (F88-178) 2002. Small Ruminant Research Highlights. 1991. Das, S. M. and Sendalo, D. S.C. Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Sukuma sheep were measured under extensive managed system. The extensive management system for the Sukuma sheep consists on solely depending on natural pastures. Supplementation is only done after harvesting rice or maize or sorghum and millet and allowing sheep to graze in the harvested fields. Sukuma sheep are adapted to the long drought periods in Shinyanga region and have ability to trek for long distances. Although it has faster growth rate, but the mature body weight does not exceed 45kg (at 3 years). Twinning rate is high (22%) and mortality of lambs after weaning is not high. 2.2 1.7 2.8 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Tanzania Long-Tailed The Pare sheep are bred for meat production, but skin from slaughtered sheep provides good income to the sheep keepers. Pare sheep are also used in various ceremonies, such as wedding, funeral and religous functions. English The Tanzania long tailed sheep evolved from the East African long tailed sheep is commonly known as the Pare sheep. It has a charasteristic brown body color with small patches of white color on the body and legs. The breed has medium long tail and short and pointed horns. East African long tailed Pare, Tanganyika Long-Tailed Meat, SkinsHides Ugogo sheep are kept for social and security reasons. Dr. S.M. Das: questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, August, 1994 Pare sheep are mainly in light brown color with white patches over the body. 2 2 Pare sheep have short and pointed horns. 52 48 34 26 This is small sized sheep breed with small ears and with short pointed horns and occasionally with tassels domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type hair 1.5 1.2 18 15 24 18 30 26 35 310 270 330 5 Dr. S.M. Das (questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, August, 1994) FAO Breed Survey (F88-178) 2002. Livestock Breed Survey. 2008. Ministry of Livestock Development and Fisheries, Tanzania. Pare sheep are kept in extensive management system. Pare sheep are reared in a livestock-crop-production system, under transhumant conditions, fed on extensive grazing within the semi-arid ecological zone (Dr. S. M. Das: questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, August, 1994). Pare sheep are adapt to semi arid conditions with long dry seasons. The sheep has lower twinning rate and low growth rate, but the sheep producers prefer it due to its adaptation to the long dry periods. 1.2 1.1 1.3 regional No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United Republic of Tanzania TZA Sheep Urambo Urambo sheep ae mainly for meat and skin production, but is used for traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, funerals, sacrifices and payment of penalties and fines imposed by the village folks. Swahili Urambo sheep are medium sized goats, having black body with white dots in some goats. It has higher twinning rates and has long curved horns. East African Blackheaded Tabora, Nyamwezi Meat, SkinsHides, TraditionalCeremonies Usually black body color with white dots on the face and body. 2 2 Long curved horns 62 55 38 32 Short straight hair and long curved horns. domestic indigenous breed. hair 1.3 1.2 1.5 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Ass Donkey eng. DraughtPower domestic Sebei and Karamoja Herds graze with cattle and are left to breed randomly through out the year. local No Material unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Cattle Ankole Although mainly kept for milk and meat, Ankole cattle are kept as a source of livelihood because they have several products which are of great importance in lives and wellbeing of the people. These include socio-cultural, economic, medicinal and other uses. Runyankore The different Longhorn cattle races mainly go by the same tribal names as their owners, and they include the Bahima cattle found in south-western half of the Cattle Corridor of Uganda, the Kigezi cattle from the south-western Ugandan highland, the Ntuuku cattle from the Lake Albert region of the Albertine Rift Valley in Uganda, the Watusi and Inkuku cattle from Rwanda, the Inyaruguru and Inyambu cattle from Burundi, the Enyambu cattle kept by the Banyambu people of north-western Tanzania, the Malagarasi Ankole ecotype kept by the pastoralists of Tutsi descent in the Malagarasi river valley of western Tanzania and the Bashi cattle kept by the Bashi people of north Kivu in DR Congo. Ankole Ankole-Watutsi, Sanga cattle DamLine, Horns, Meat, Milk, ProductionOfOffspring, SireLine, SkinsHides, TouristAttraction The coat colour is mainly red, fawn, brown and often spotted with white 2 2 long, white, llong, white, lyre-shaped horns 129 Native n Domestic Breed "The progenitors of the present-day African Ankole Longhorn cattle can be traced back by archaeological findings to the Nile delta, to about 7000 BC, from where along with human migration, groups of humpless Longhorns are thought to have left the Lower Nile for Abyssinia towards the end of the third pre-Christian millennium. Curson and Thornton (1936) describe the routes which these cattle may have taken when accompanying human migrations. They state that "" the southern stream probably passed through Uganda and followed the great lakes until the Zambesi was reached" In Uganda, the Ankole cattle are mainly present in the western and south-western range-lands but also some parts of central Uganda (Okello andSabiti, 2006;Ndumuet al., 2008). international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Cattle Boran Boran East African Shorthorned Zebu Meat The animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: usually white or grey, also red
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short horns 130 121 700 475 East African Shorthorned Zebu type domestic breed 170 1200 25 25 N2-40 F20(1)-104 W67-53 W57-30 There is inadequate water supply. international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Cattle Karamajong uni coloured: usually grey-white, fawn or tan 2 2 400 335 males have a large dewlap domestic breed East African Zebu, similar to Toposa and Turkana Karamoja, North-eastern Uganda local Sufficient unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Cattle Kigezi Kigeli cattle breed is reported to have parcel-coloured coat. 2 2 360 320 similar to Bashi domestic variety variety of Ankole Districts of Kabale and Kisoro, South-western Uganda 239 855 FAO Breed Survey Dr.Francis Mbuza (Uganda) (questionnaire for the project identificatiion mission on Domestic Animal Diversity) These cattle are reared under three different production systems: 1. Pastoral range, transhumant, extensive grazing, in the semi-arid zone main product being milk, mainly bred pure and with a stable population trend. 2. Lowlands, stationary, extensive grazing, agro-pastoral farming system in semi-arid zone, reared to produce milk, kept in a upgrading breeding system and characterized by a decreasing population size. 3. Lowlands, stationary, fed on grazing and fodder, in a agricultural farming system in semi-arid zone, reared to produce milk, kept in a upgrading breeding system with a rapidily decreasing population size. Parturition Interval (Mean): 72%. Weaning weight - overall mean for both sexes at the age of 9 months: 156kg. local Sufficient unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Cattle Longhorn Ankole eng. Ankole Sanga Nsagalla, Ankole Milk uni coloured: often red, also fawn, black
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 Characteristically long and large horns. 348 Small cervicothoracic hump. It has relatively large body frame. domestic breed The Ankole Longhorn cattle is an intermediate Bos indicus / Bos taurus breed type. South western region. 213 152 547 550 26 23 31 9 45 426 365 700 7 W67-53 F20(1) -104 Performance data were collected through a survey study conducted from September to October 2004 in Luwero, Mbarara and Rukungiri districts where 90 farmers were selected randomly through a combination of cluster and stratified sampling procedures and were individually interviewed. international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Cattle Lugware Lugware Bahu multi coloured: black pied, grey or red pied 2 2 107 104 242 domestic variety variety of Small East African Zebu along the river Nile, western Uganda 225 210 240 265 230 300 6.25 6 6.5 52.5 R-1957 The value for dressing percentage (%) reported here refers to overall mean for both sexes (age not specified). regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Cattle Nganda Kyoga, Nsoga, Nyoro, Serere, Toro, Sese Island DraughtPower, Meat, Milk uni coloured: usually yellow-dun or light red, occasionally red
multi coloured: black and white 2 2 short and thick horns 116 119 319 350 Sanga-Zebu intermediate; These animals are larger than the East African Zebu. The bulls have characteristic wrinkles around the eyes. Polling is uncommon. They are fairly large and beefy animals. domestic breed possibly composite of Ankole and Nkedi: The Nganda possesses characteristics which are intermediate between the Ankole and short horn Zebu breeds. Buganda region (Nganda); Bunyoro, Hoima and Masindi (Nyoro); Busoga, Jinga, Kamuli, lganda (Nsoga) and region surrounding lake Kyoga (Kyoga) 267 1033 5.5 3.8 21 19 42 42 420 420 FAO Breed Survey Mahadevan & Marples (1961) Performance was measured under Governmental livestock center management condition. Weaning weight (mean): Female: 78 kg (at the age of 6 months); Male: 81kg (at the age of 6 months). Yearling weight (mean): Female: 124kg, Male: 135kg Very little performance data available. local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Cattle Nkedi Eastern Province Zebu, Lango, Teso, Bukedi comment: various colours 2 2 302 domestic variety variety of Small East African Zebu east and northern Uganda 264 185 305 779 357 1632 6.1 2.4 18.3 17 41.5 41 42 370 323 434 R-? Performance data synthesized from different sources where data collected under both on-station and on village management conditions. local No Material unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Cattle Nsagalla Bahima Banyoro, Bahima The coat colour of Nsagalla cattle breed is mainly dark red and light brown. Other colours include black, grey, dun white and peid. 2 2 118 145 500 350 domestic variety variety of Ankole South-western Uganda 104 92 115 37 919 4.5 1.24 413 404 422 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard domestic breed imported; exotic Urban and peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red GeneralCrossbreeding domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic Mainly in urban and peri-urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs domestic breed imported from United Kingdom Urban and peri urban areas. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Chicken Ugandese Chicken Meat indigenous 4 2 domestic mongrel (Birds) indigenous breed Most chicken are kept in the Teso and Northern Annual cropping system of the Eastern and Northern region of the country. 50 60 The hens produce 5 clutches of 10-12 eggs per annum. local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Chicken Zambian breed eng. Eggs domestic breed imported from Zambia; exotic Urban and peri-urban areas. local No Material unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Dromedary Camel Transport domestic Karamoja Camels are found in the pastoral system of Karamoja. local No Material unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Duck (domestic) Ugandese Duck eng. indigenous 10 6 Large birds. domestic mongrel (Birds) Crossbreeds of the original muscovey ducks imported from Britain. country-wide especially in urban and peri urban areas They are raised on household waste and brewer residues in the backyards. local No Material unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Goat Anglo-Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic dual-purpose breed.
Originally developed in England. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed imported from South Africa; exotic; for crossbreeding 1995 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Goat Kigezi Kigezi Meat uni coloured: black, grey 2 2 55 55 20 25 long-haired, small animals domestic variety variety of Small East African South-western Uganda hair F88-92 FAO Breed Survey Mason & Maule (1960) Kigezi goats are reared in Uganda under three major production systems: a) Pastoral range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in a pastoral farming system, reared in the semi-arid zone and mainly kept for social reasons; b) Crop-livestock highlands, sedentary, fed on grazing and fodder in an agricultural farming system, reared in the highlands and mainly kept to produce milk; c) Crop-livestock lowlands, sedentary, fed on grazing and fodder in an agro-pastoral farming system, reared in the semi-arid ecological zone to produce milk. regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Goat Mubende Meat This breed is fairly prolific. The following data were given: Kidding rate of 77 to 80%; in average 1.6 kids per year; Kidding interval from 270 to 297 days. The skins of this breed are known for their high quality and are in great demand in the world market. uni coloured: usually black
multi coloured: also pied 0/2 0/2 32 27 short, fine coat, males and also some females bearded domestic variety variety of Small East African Buganda 2 1.7 75 Fintecs Ltd (1997). Agro-pastoral system: The animals are tethered or allowed to roam freely, especially in the non cropping season. Three major production systems are used to rear Mubende goats in Uganda: a) Pastoral range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in a pastoral farming system in the semi-arid ecological zone, animals are mainly kept for social reasons; b) Crop-livestock lowlands, stationary, fed on grazing and fodder in an agricultural farming system in the sub-humid ecological zone, animals are kept to produce milk; c) Crop-livestock highlands, sedentary, fed on grazing and fodder in the highland ecological zone, animals are kept to produce milk. 1.3 local Sufficient unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic dairy type goat.
originated in Switzerland, in the Saanen Valley. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Goat Small East African eng. Small East African Meat The breed is adapted to locally harsh conditions. This breed matures early (before the age of 4 months) and can breed throughout the year. In addition, it is known for a high twinning rate. This is a hardy breed. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 60 60 27 27 Small size, short fine hair. short ears, tassels are common domestic breed country-wide Three production systems are used to rear Small East African goats in Uganda: a) Pastoral-range-livestock, transhumant, fed on extensive grazing in a pastoral farming system within a semi-arid ecological zone, kept for social reasons; b) Lowlands, stationary, fed on grazing and fodder in an agro-pastoral farming system within a sub-humid ecological zone, kept mainly for milk production; c) Crop-livestock highlands, stationary, fed on grazing and fodder in an agricultural farming system within the highland ecological zone, kept mainly for milk production. (Dr. Francis Mbuza: questionnaire for the project identification missions of AnGR) regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed Exotic dairy goat.
originated from the Toggenburg valley in Switserland. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Horse Horse Hobby domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Pig Indigenous pig eng. Nyoro Lard domestic indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Pig Wessex Saddleback eng Wessex Saddleback Meat domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Rabbit Black Satin eng. Black Satin Meat 5 3 domestic breed imported; exotic 3 The rabbits are kept mainly by children and women in small units. Generally the exotic rabbits in Uganda are ready for mating around 5 - 6 months and continue active production for 2 to 3 years. The average size among improved rabbits is 3 - 5 kg mature live weight. Rabbits can produce up to 8 - 9 litters of 8 - 12 kits per annum. A meat production potential of 120 to 150 kg is estimated per female breeder per year, given that it produces 6 litters of 8 weaned kits totaling 40 to 50 young. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Rabbit California White eng. California Meat 5 3 domestic breed imported; exotic 3 The rabbits are kept mainly by children and women in small units. Generally the exotic rabbits in Uganda are ready for mating around 5 - 6 months and continue active production for 2 to 3 years. The average size among improved rabbits is 3 - 5 kg mature live weight. Rabbits can produce up to 8 - 9 litters of 8 - 12 kits per annum. A meat production potential of 120 to 150 kg is estimated per female breeder per year, given that it produces 6 litters of 8 weaned kits totaling 40 to 50 young. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Rabbit Carolina White eng. Carolina White Meat 5 3 domestic breed imported; exotic 3 The rabbits are kept mainly by children and women in small units. Generally the exotic rabbits in Uganda are ready for mating around 5 - 6 months and continue active production for 2 to 3 years. The average size among improved rabbits is 3 - 5 kg mature live weight. Rabbits can produce up to 8 - 9 litters of 8 - 12 kits per annum. A meat production potential of 120 to 150 kg is estimated per female breeder per year, given that it produces 6 litters of 8 weaned kits totaling 40 to 50 young. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla Meat 5 3 domestic breed imported; exotic 3 The rabbits are kept mainly by children and women in small units. Generally the exotic rabbits in Uganda are ready for mating around 5 - 6 months and continue active production for 2 to 3 years. The average size among improved rabbits is 3 - 5 kg mature live weight. Rabbits can produce up to 8 - 9 litters of 8 - 12 kits per annum. A meat production potential of 120 to 150 kg is estimated per female breeder per year, given that it produces 6 litters of 8 weaned kits totaling 40 to 50 young. international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uganda UGA Rabbit Flemish Giant eng. Flemish Giant Meat Large sized animal. domestic breed imported; exotic The rabbits are kept mainly by children and women in small units. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Rabbit Kenya White eng. Kenya White Meat 5 3 domestic breed imported; exotic 3 The rabbits are kept mainly by children and women in small units. Generally the exotic rabbits in Uganda are ready for mating around 5 - 6 months and continue active production for 2 to 3 years. The average size among improved rabbits is 3 - 5 kg mature live weight. Rabbits can produce up to 8 - 9 litters of 8 - 12 kits per annum. A meat production potential of 120 to 150 kg is estimated per female breeder per year, given that it produces 6 litters of 8 weaned kits totaling 40 to 50 young. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Rabbit New Zealand white eng. New Zealand White Meat 5 3 domestic breed imported; exotic 3 The rabbits are kept mainly by children and women in small units. Generally the exotic rabbits in Uganda are ready for mating around 5 - 6 months and continue active production for 2 to 3 years. The average size among improved rabbits is 3 - 5 kg mature live weight. Rabbits can produce up to 8 - 9 litters of 8 - 12 kits per annum. A meat production potential of 120 to 150 kg is estimated per female breeder per year, given that it produces 6 litters of 8 weaned kits totaling 40 to 50 young. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat 0 0 domestic breed exotic
Developed in South Africa in the 1930s, from the Dorset Horn and Blackheaded Persian. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Sheep East African Blackheaded Sheep perform important social and traditional roles; sheep are slaughtered at important Moslem festivities and they are offered as sacrifice among traditional healers, the black and white coated animals are particularly prized. eng. East African Blackheaded Meat uni coloured: usually white with black or brown head 0 0 40 27.5 short fat tail, small size domestic East African Fat-Tail type Southern Uganda hair 2.55 2.37 82 FAO Breed Survey Mason & Maule (1960) Two production systems are used to rear East African Blackheaded sheep in Uganda: a) Crop-livestock highlands, stationary, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the highland ecological zone, mainly kept to produce meat. b) Lowlands, stationary, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the semi-arid ecological zone, mainly kept to produce meat. There is very little performance data available for this breed. At Mbarara Livestock Experimental Station in western Uganda, 2 lambings a year occur in well managed ewes and 18% of births produce twins. 1.18 regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Sheep East African long tailed Sheep perform important social and traditional roles; sheep are slaughtered at important Moslem festivities and they are offered as sacrifice among traditional healers, the black and white coated animals are particularly prized. eng. East African long tailed Meat 0 0 domestic indigenous breed. hair regional No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Sheep Masai Sheep perform important social and traditional roles; sheep are slaughtered at important Moslem festivities and they are offered as sacrifice among traditional healers, the black and white coated animals are particularly prized. Masai Tanganyika Short-Tailed, Red Masai Meat The animals within the pastoral range-livestock production system are kept for social purposes whereas the animals within the lowlands are mainly kept for meat production. Information provided by Dr. Francis Mbuza: questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR. multi coloured: red-brown, occasionally pied 0/2 0/2 72 66 41 32 short fat tail or fat rumped domestic East African fat-tailed type hair 2.7 2.7 97 F88-175, 176, 177 FAO Breed Survey Flench (1938) Two production systems are used to rear Masai sheep in Uganda: a) Pastoral range-livestock, stationary, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the arid ecological zone. b) Lowlands, stationary, fed on extensive grazing in an agro-pastoral farming system within the sub-humid ecological zone. (Information provided by Dr. Francis Mbuza: questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR) There is very little information available on the performance of this breed in Uganda. 1.05 regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uganda UGA Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed recently introduced; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Turkey Broad Breasted Bronze eng. Broad Breasted Bronze domestic breed imported by the Colonial Government from USA; exotic 1950s Mainly found in Soroti, Pallisa, and Kumi districts and some are found in Lira and Apac districts. international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uganda UGA Turkey Ugandean Turkey eng. indigenous domestic mongrel (Birds) local No Material unknown unknown -Ukraine UKR Buffalo Buffalo eng. This type of Buffalos was at Carpathian region before the World War ІІ. Meat, Milk local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Cattle Aberdeen Angus Aberdeen-angus bulls are used in industrial crossing with dairy and double cows. Weight of crosses prevail over native breed animals weight by 2,2-13,1%, slaughter output - by 4,7-14,3% eng. Imported. The title comes from the counties of Aberdeen and Angus, Scotland, where this breed was created. Aberdeen-Angus GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat These animals are small compared to other beef breeds. Remarkable traits - high fertility, small size of fetus and good developed rare 1/3 part of body with good fulled muscles (trousers, riding-breeches), which falls up to hocks. This increases dressing percentage at 3-5% and reduces bone percentage in carcass at 3.7-4.8% compare with Simmental, Black-and-White and Whiteheaded Ukrainian breeds. Animals of the breed has good adaptive ability to cold climate, a little worse - to hot conditions certain resistance to eye cancer and solar udder burning due to dark skin pigmentation The Aberdeen Angus cows have good motherly properties. Aberdeen-Angus breed prevail over other beef breeds on fertility and ease calving. Average reproductive ability of cows is more than 93% After slaughter ones obtained tender, thin fiber, juicy meat with a strong мarbling Cattle is rather early maturing, well and rapidly fed to required conditions, undemanding to feed. Characteristic for animals of the breed is a relatively early completion of growth (with good meat maturing) and rapid total body fatting "Angus breed in breed-creating process/ L.O. Tymchenko, O.G.Tymchenko// Interinstitutional thematic collection""Animal breeding and Genetics"". - K.: ""Agrarian science"", 2001. - Vol. 34. - P. 169-172." Coefficient of homozygocity - 0,14-0,117. The frequency of breed specific allele QQ ' is 0.106. There is revealed the presence of alleles GYE'Q ', BOYD', characteristic for the Holstein breed Good acclimatization in different climatic zones of Ukraine uni coloured: black, but some are red black dark 0 0 polled 126 116 825 550 compact, with a well muscled body, and short legs. Cattle is early-matured, easy and rapidly fed to needed conditions, undemanding to feed. Characteristic for the breed is a relatively early completion of growth (with good meat maturing) and rapid total body fattening. y 1968 domestic breed exotic, imported. The basis for creating of this breed in Scotland was the local black polled breed. 1958 From 1958 to 1975 into Ukraine there were imported 121 heads, including 57 bulls of this breed. Dams of this breed firstly entered Ukraine in 1961 from Canada (26 heifers and 1 bull) and from Scotland in 1962 (16 heifers and 2 bulls). In 1992 42 heifers and 9 sires of this breed entered Ukraine and in 1993 came 178 heifers of large type. 25 regions of all climatic zones of Ukraine - Polissya, forest-steppe and steppe. intensive fodder, grazing transhumant 1100 1653 27 25 14 12 28 377 838 67.7 "The program of selection of Aberdeen-Angus cattle for 2003-2012 years/ Under the general edition of I.V.Guzev. - K, 2005. - 344 p., Breeding resources of Ukraine/ Under the scientific edition of M.V.Zubets, V.P.Burkat. - K: ""Agrarian science"", 1998. - 336 p." good pastures Pre slaughter weight of bulls at 18 months was 458 kg, fat yield - 7.8%. Milk production (at weaning calves at 6 months) - 175 kg. 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Angler Used to improve the red breeds of Ukraine. ru Got its name from the place where it was established - peninsula Anheln of Schleswig-Holstein province in the extreme north-east Germany. Angeln Milk Animals are characterized by high acclimatization ability Animals of this breed are characterized by easy calving, the lowest rate of birth of dead calves, high survival rate of new-born calves. High content of kappa-casein in milk. Meat of young bulls is of high quality with thin fibers. strong leg and feet Amongst B blood group alleles the most common are: PA, VOYD ', BP', YY ', G'' Red colour (from light red to cherry, brown and chestnut) with a dark shade in the area of head, neck and legs. At the udder, in groin and at the tip of the tail sometimes found white marks. red dark nasal mirror The horns are white, black at tip, directed and curved upwards. 145 130 1100 600 The neck is thin, narrow and very long, almost without dewlap. Chest is wide and deep with sharp wither, the line of back is direct. Sacrum is a bit raised and sharp. The tail is long and thin. Legs are straight, well placed, but commonly X-shaped. domestic breed imported; exotic. One of the oldest native breeds of Germany and the world 19th century "It was entered in early XIX century in the area of Odessa, Kherson and Crimea. In 1964 99 young bulls and 66 heifers was imported to breeding farm ""Bilshovyk"" at the south of Ukraine. By 1990, from Germany it was imported 1,539 animals of this breed, including 350 bulls." Breeded in Vinnitsa, Mykolayiv and Kherson regions. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder transhumant 305 4317 4.3 3.2 36 30 15 24 10 54 Young bulls at the age of 18 months has live weight 450-480 kg 1 regional Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Austrian Simmental eng. Simmental Milk 2004, this breed is in critical condition (935 head, 2 bulls). 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ayrshire Crossbreeding with other breeds to improve their performance and technological features, enhance adaptability to industrial technology. eng. Ayrshire Ayrshyrska Milk Low rate of feed spending per unit of output in general and concentrates in particular - respectively 0.95 and 0.25 feed units per liter of milk. Species has exclusive persistence and adaptation properties Satisfactory resistance High level of reproduction ability High protein content in milk. High output of cream is caused by a lot of milk fat balls For fat yield breed prevail over a number of other breeds. Breed is characterised with early maturity. usually red-and-white Some animals have black pigmentation of certain areas of the skin 127 700 500 Very good expressed dairy type (temperament), medium body format and height at withers, proportionately developed udder with cylinder teats, particles and quarters, developed stomach. y domestic breed exotic; imported. It is believed that this breed was created by crossing local cattle with Dutch, Shorthorn, Hereford, Guernsey, Jersey and other breeds. 1933 year Introduced in the former Soviet Union from Finland in 1933-1935 At some breeding farms of Lviv and Poltava regions. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 5467 3.91 3.05 31 29 10 17.7 365 calves' output per 100 cows - 61 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Black-and-White Podolian eng. Ukranian Oldenburg, Podolian Black Pied Milk 2 2 y domestic variety Oldenburg x local cattle in late 19th century; absorbed by Black Pied Kamenets-Podolsk, western Ukraine local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Cattle Carpathian Brown eng. Refer to the name of location, where it is bred and to specific colour. Buraya karpatskaya Meat, Milk There were created in the breed 10 lines and related groups and over 30 high productive dam families. This breed is local endangered. It should be conserved, because it has valuable qualities and good adaptation to local conditions. Well adapted to the climatic conditions of the Carpathian and Transcarpathian region 4-5-year-old bulls of Brown Carpathian breed has ejaculate volume 5-5,3 ml, sperm concentration - 1.03 - 1.05 billion/mL, semen activity - 8,2-8,3 points; resistance - 33 - 34 th. units, resistance of sperm to freezing - 88-93, fertilization from the first insemination - 68-70%. very good, specific meat This breed gives good meat in mountain areas. Animals has good indicators of meat production, can long time maintain fatness "Breeding resources of Ukraine/ Under the scientific edition of M.V.Zubets, V.P.Burkat. - K: ""Agrarian science"", 1998. - 336 p." High frequency of alleles QTY2 (about 0.14), O '(0.10), E'J' and I1Q'E'Q '(0,11), which can be considered as specific markers of this breed uni coloured: brown Colour is from dark brown to light brown Nasal mirror is dark 2 2 137 128 820 490 Strong dense type of constitution. There are two types of animals: mountain - smaller in stature with wider body and lowland - big in stature, less wide. Animals of this breed has a type of constitution, which is characteristic for double type of production (meat and milk) cattle. y 1948 domestic breed "Brown Carpathian breed is a result of many years reproductive crossbreeding of local brown cattle named """"Rizhka"""" and """"Mokan"" with imported brown alpine breeds and strains: Swiss, Montafon, Intal and partially Algouska." 1972 (year of official approval) Trans-Carpathian Ukraine intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing transhumant 3400 2783 9005 3.66 3.81 3.09 30 28 18 750 57 "Breeding resources of Ukraine/ Under the scientific edition of M.V.Zubets, V.P.Burkat. - K: ""Agrarian science"", 1998. - 336 p." Performance data were collected from animals kept at stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Cattle Charolais Used for reproductive and industrial crossing with animals of dairy and double breeds. fr. The name derives from the name of Province Sherole, located in France, where it was created. Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Amongst the faults of the breed there are heavy calving, the softness of back, friability of constitution. In common the animals of the breed has sub lethal gene of doppellenderity, which is hypertrophy of the rear third part of body. Animals are characterized by good acclimatization ability in different climatic zones due to good thermo-regulation. Cows are characterized by good reproductive ability. One of the negative characteristics of this breed is a difficult course of calving. Meat is of high quality, lean and tender Amongst the breed characteristics is good and quick increasing of the meat (flesh) for a long time without an excessive fattening of the body. The breed has good slaughter properties. The animals are large with high energy of growth, have stable heredity and rich gene pool. Animals are of cream-white, light shaded. Nasal mirror is light 0 0 142 132 1200 775 Animals have strong dense constitution, good muscularity, inclination to friability. Animals belong to wide-body type of constitution. domestic breed Imported from France; exotic. The pedigree youngsters of the Charolais breed were imported from France in 1955 - 1975 years (300 head). This breed was created in France by a long-term selection of local cattle, close to Simmental for meat traits. 1955 300 heads of breeding youngsters of Charolais, including 262 heifers and 38 bulls were imported into Ukraine from France between 1955 and 1975. Breeding in Volyn, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Kharkiv and Chernihiv regions intensive, semi - intensive fodder, grazing transhumant 1800 45 42 1200 64 The average live weight of 8-month bulls is 306-354, heifers - 281-297 kg. 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Hereford Used for industrial and reproductive crossing in order to obtain high-performance beef cattle. eng. The name comes from the county of Hereford, where the breed was created. Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat There is bred animals of two types: small compact of Hungarian breeding and large (massive) type of American and Canadian selection. The animals of the breed are characterized by exceptional ability to adapt to different climate conditions and nutrition, and by high endurance. Characterized by resistance to some diseases. High homozyhozity (Ca = 0.219) provides strong preservation of breed properties, the possibility of effective use in industrial crossing. However, when pure breeding the reproductive abilities can decrease. To avoid this, you must use at breeding erythrocyte antigens heterogeneous selection of breeding pairs. Meat is marble, fine-grained, tender, has a pleasant taste and smell. Breed is considered to be early-maturing, inclined to fattening when young. Animals have a roundish body shape and have a high output of good meat with a small proportion of bones The most common are breedspecific alells YD'I ', which frequency is 0.371. The total frequency of the three most common alleles YD'I ', b, G' is 0,726. Red colour with a white head, dewlap, stomach, legs and tail tip. 133 126 930 575 Animals are harmoniously developed, with a strong constitution, well-marked meat forms and shape, with strong, correctly set feet and legs. domestic breed imported; exotic first half of XIX century. Between 1961 and 1970 into Ukraine there were imported 351 heifers of Hereford breed. In 1992-1993 to the main breeding center from the U.S. and Canada were imported 35 heifers and 13 bulls. Kiev region intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 38 34 509 63 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Holstein Animals of this breed are used to improve the majority of dairy breeds in Ukraine. eng. In the nineteenth century Dutch cattle entered North America from the Schleswig-Holstein ports in the north-west Germany. Holstein (black and white) GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk The most common allele of the breed is BGYE'Q ', quite common are alleles BOY, I2, OJ'K'O', YA'Y '. Colour is black-and-white and red-and-white. 158 142 1100 650 Cows are large, with long body, deep chest of medium width, head is long and dry, neck is of medium length and thin with small folds; udder is large, strong limbs. Animals have sturdy constitution. domestic breed imported; exotic. For the creating of breed Dutch breed cows were used. 1976 To the former Soviet Union in 1976-1977 was imported 43 thousand of doses of semen of four Red-and-White Holstein bulls. In 1978 they brought 11 Holstein Red-and-White bulls, four of them were sent to breeding enterprizes of Ukraine. Later to Ukraine were imported bulls from Switzerland and Germany. It is bred in 12 regions of Ukraine and Crimea. back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder transhumant 8559 6526 3.8 3.3 45 40 14 18 410 57 1 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Hutsul Gutsul'skaya 2 2 0 domestic variety Moldavian x Carpathian Brown; extinct by crossing with Simmental Bukovina,W. Ukraine local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Cattle Lebedyn Proceeds from the name of location, where breed was bred Lebedin Lebedinska, Lebedinskaya Meat, Milk Breed belongs to local, endangered breeds of Ukraine Animals less than other breeds are predisposed to infectious and parasitic diseases Fertility of cows for the first insemination is on average 52-60% Lebedyn cows milk is characterized by high cheese-suitability. Cheese from milk of Lebedyn cows, when compared with cheese from the milk of Simmental cows has higher total concentration of amino acids, especially essential amino acids and has high content of glutamic acid. Raw milk of Lebedyn cows is characterized by the higher content of oleic fatty saturated acid, which creates the soft consistency of cheese. It was proved, that coagulation of milk of Lebedyn cows was higher than Swiss ones. The cost of 1 kg of cheese was also lowest amongst compared breeds, when it is produced from milk of Lebedyn cows. The breed is very early-maturing Lebedyn cattle has typical for all brown breeds range of immunogenetic markers. In the system B allele OTY2 is the most frequent (up to 0.26). Alleles BGKB'O ', BGKE'O', BGKE'G'O'G'', O ' has frequency about 0.1-0.2. Factor Z' is absent amongst other antigenes. Brown colour with shades from grey to dark brown. Hoofs and the tip of the tail is dark coloured. Typical animals of the breed has lighter wool around upper lip and nasal mirror. Grey-brown with darker colouring of front part and sides of body. Nasal mirror is of dark color. 2 2 Tips of the horns are dark. 143 131 850 550 Type constitution is strong dense and delicate dense. The constitution is rather strong. Animals have well-developed skeleton and muscles, proportionally developed a third part of body. y 1952 domestic breed "Indigenous, created in the result of reproductive crossing of local breeds (mostly Grey Ukrainian breed) with Swiss bulls and further breeding of the best crosses ""in itself""" 1902-1946 Sumy, North-eastern Ukraine intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 6181 4157 12897 3.8 5.48 3.2 3.38 33 31 18 950 61 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1 regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Light Aquitan eng. Blonde D’aquitaine Svitla Akvitanska Meat Easily bears cold, heat, high humidity. 98% of cows of this breed calved without assistance. Well expressed fattening and good meat traits, clearly marked muscularity, animals are large light-grey 155 145 1150 750 domestic breed imported; exotic. Breed is derived by merging of three branches: Haronn and Kqersi (animals of large type) and Iberian (small type). Into Ukraine animals of this breed was brought in 1977 into Chernihiv experimental farm research station. Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy region intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 32 30 64 Cattle are well adopted to different methods of maintenance (as to farmyard, so to grazing) At the intensive feeding bulls at 12 months reach live weight 465 kg, heifers - 376 kg, at 18-month - respectively 674 and 512 kg. 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Limousine In Ukraine the animals of Limousine breed are widely used for industrial crossbreeding with dairy and double cattle for latter growth intensity increasing and obtaining of valuable lean beef. Use this breed for reproductive crossing results in new breeds and types of beef cattle. fr. The name comes from the province of Limousin in France, where the breed was bred Limousin Limusinska GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Animals of the American selection, unlike the Hungarian ones, are more typical, some of them are hornless. Good use of pastures, including the slopes of the mountains. Animals of this breed are appreciated for undemanding, endurance, good use of pastures. High fertility. Calving are without complications. Excellent quality of carcasses and meat Limousin breed gives wide range of final products: from milk calves to heavy heifers, as well as various types of young animals. Distinctive feature of breed - obtaining the final product despite of the animal age and the possibility of adaptation to production environment. Animals are not inclined to fattening at a young age and can give plenty of lean meat at relatively small need for high quality food "According to the immunogenetic testing of animals of this breed there are such most common allele BGKQTI'P'B "", BQI'O ', BGKO', GOT2B"" in its allele fund. Herd is characterized by medium level consolidation (Ca = 0.092)" Easily bears strict conditions Colour varies from light golden-red to red-brown, around the eyes and nasal mirror hair is blond in the form of rings. Nasal mirror is light. Horns are thin, light. 141 128 1100 600 The structure of the body is harmonious, with well-marked meat forms. The body is slightly stretched, strong feet and legs. Head is small, neck short. Chest is broad, but not deep. The back is wide, smooth, with well-developed muscles. Rump is long, slightly deflected. The rear part of the body is well developed, hips are well-filled. For the size of body Limousines yield only to Charolais. domestic breed Exotic. Created by improving of local Aquitaine cattle 1993 Imported from Hungary and earlier from the USA. In 1993, into the Main selection center 64 heifers and 4 bulls of Limousin breed were imported from Colorado (USA). Lviv, Odessa, Sumy, Chernihiv region of Ukraine intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 1650 40 38 63 Live weight of weaning calves is 240-300 kg. Bulls at the age of two and three years - respectively 790 and 855 kg. 1 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Piedmontese Used in industrial crossing. Progeny from cross of bulls of this breed with dams of Holstein and Black-and-White breeds have an average gain 1,2-1,3 kg, carcass yield - 60-63% and are born without problems. The name comes from the Piedmont region, where it was created. Piedmont GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Calves give plenty of tender, lean meat, with good taste and low content of cholesterol. Calves have a thin skin and skeleton, grow well. light grey 1000 550 "Average size, broad body. A characteristic feature of the breed is ""double сroupe"" that provides the highest yield of meat. Animals have a maximum muscular development, especially the rear and front (at the withers) parts of body." domestic breed imported from Italy. Created in Italy by way of prolonged selection of grey steppe cattle for meat traits. 1995 In 1995-1996 pp. to the Main selection center 6 bull and 12 heifers were brought from Italy. Kiev region intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 1700 43 36 68 Animals do not require special feeding, good eat hay and grass. Live weight of heifers at 17-25 months ranged from 380 to 540 kg, bulls at 18-21 months - from 600 to 700 kg. 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Pintsgow Comes from the mountain valley Pintsgow in the province of Salzburg. Pinzgau Meat, Milk Breed is well adapted to mountain conditions. Average volume of ejaculate in 4-5-year-old - 4-5 ml, concentration - 1 -1.2 billion / mL, activity - 8-8,4 points, resistance to freezing - 88 - 95%, fertilization at the first insemination - 67-70%. Cattle of this breed belongs to double type of production Specificity of the gene pool of breed is marked by such alleles in the system of blood groups: BA'P'Q ', BGKE'F'G'O'G'', Q, O', BI1PE3'G'I'G'', OA'E3'F 'J'I'Q', GOTY, BGKB'O ' Animals are of red colour with a broad white stripe on the back (belt), which runs along the belly from front to back Nasal mirror is brown or dark Horns are large. 126 875 485 Animals of this breed have proportional structure of the body, sturdy skeleton. Head is of medium size, with moderately developed neck muscles, wither is low, moderately wide, back is straight, chest is deep, but often narrow. Sacrum is wide, udder is of medium size, roundish. Limbs are of medium size, strong, correctly placed, with strong hoofs. y 1978 domestic breed Derived by reproductive crossing of Tuksunllertal strain of Tyrolean breed with the local red cattle late XVIII - early XIX century. Pintsgau cattle began to be imported to Bukovina (Transcarpathian region) in 1860, and the second time - in 1895 Carpathian mountain areas, Chernivtsi and Ivano-Frankivsk region intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 3400 3.85 3.32 35 30 17 750 57 1 1 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Polish Red eng. Polish Red Chervona polskaya Milk There are no more purebred animals of authentic Red Polish in Ukraine, they all are improved with other foreign breeds, primarily Holstein. Therefore, there is the question of renaming the array of animals, which are known as Red Polish into Western type of Ukrainian Red Dairy breed. Ukrainian Red Dairy breed was created at the related to Red Polish breed stock and improved by the same methods as Red Polish. Animals are well adapted to conditions of Polissya region of Ukraine A general resistance has been reported. Reproductive ability is within the physiological norm. Milk has good technological properties and is used as quality material for cheese production. Meat of terminal calves has high quality. Quickly responds by increasing of milk production at improving of feeding and management. Undemanding to feed. It has uniform colour with different shades - yellow-red, cherry-red, reddish-brown, brown. 2 2 135 124 850 470 Animals belong to the dairy type of cattle with poor muscled body. Many of them have a number of significant exterior defects, such as narrow chest, poor rear part building, weak development of skeleton. y domestic breed Created by a complex reproductive crossing of Polish local cattle with Angler and Danish Red breeds middle of XIX century Volyn and Ternopol Regions, western Ukraine intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 3827 3.84 3.16 32 26 17 575 51 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 7 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1 regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Cattle Polissian Beef eng. Named after the location where this breed is bred and managed now, as well as for the direction of production. Poliska myasna GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat There are 6 lines and more than 30 families in the breed. Animals steadily transmit to progeny their productive, biological and exterior-constitutional peculiarities. Youngsters are characterised by resistance to gastrointestinal and pulmonary diseases. The animals are marked for good reproductive ability (85 - 90 calves per 100 females), and easy calving (4.5-5 points). The breed is moderately early-maturing (17-18 months). Kravtsiv, R.Y. Beef - valuable nutritional product and the state and perspectives of its production/ R.Y. Kravtsiv, G.M.Koval// Scientific herald of Lviv National Academy of Veterinary Medicine. - Vol.5. - Part 3. - P. 151-155. They satisfactorily stand as low, so high temperature, that makes possible to keep them at open yards the whole year. Light shades 950 585 Animals are long- and wide-bodied, with a small head and short neck, deep chest and well developed rear third part of body, have a relatively low limb. domestic breed It is resulted in complex reproductive crossbreeding of native Simmental, Grey Ukrainian and foreign Charolais, Chianina and Ingush breeds. Approved in 1999 The area of breed using covers 9 regions of Ukraine (23 breeding farms), except the south. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 36 33 11 1100 65 Live weight of calves in 18 months - 510-530 kg, heifers at 18 months - 400-410 kg, the cost of feed per 1 kg of gain - 6.8 feed units. 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Red Steppe eng. Red Steppe Red Colonist, Red German, Chervona Stepova Milk This breed is exceptionally good adapted to the continental dry hot climate of southern Ukraine. Reproductive ability of Red Steppe cattle is good in normal conditions of feeding and management (in average 90 or more calves from 100 cows). Good reaction at improving of management and feeding conditions, high payment of feed by milk, which has a relatively low fat content and solids in milk. Animals are poorly accustomed to industrial technologies. Out of ten most common B allele blood groups animals of Red Steppe has four main ones - BOYD ', BO, BP', YY '. There are animals with white spots mainly on the udder, chest and head Red of various shades Nasal mirror is dark gray or marble. 2 2 138 130 800 500 Dairy type conformation, relatively light-weight skeleton, a well-developed middle part of the body, moderately developed muscles. They have a compact and strong body. Native y 1909 domestic breed composite of Red East Friesian, Angeln and Ukranian Grey, later also Swiss Brown and East Friesian. 1789-1833 The Red Steppe breed natural habitat is the steppe areas of Ukraine. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 3944 10000 3.83 4.02 3.4 3.6 31 29 18.5 52 Performance data were collected form animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. There are 3 main zonal types: Zaporozhskij (high milk production), Crimean (combine high milk yields with high fat content) and Donetskij (high milk production with high live weight). 1 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Cattle Simmental eng. The name comes from the river Simme in the valley which was derived this breed. Simmental Symmentalska Meat, Milk Animals of this breed are characterized by strength of the constitution, the ability to consume large quantities of bulky food, good meat quality and high potential milk production. There are two types of animals in farms of Ukraine - milk-and-meat type and meat-and-milk type. Cattle is known for good adaptation properties. Fertility of Simmental cows decreases with increasing of their productivity Meat is juicy, bright in color Animals of this breed are of double direction of production. For the animals of this breed typical is hemoglobin locus polymorphism - the frequency of hemoglobin in average is 0.18. Colour is light-brown. There are red-and-white animals, but all animals have white head and bottom of abdomen. Nasal mirror is light. 150 136 1050 700 "Milk-and-meat animals are a bit high-legged with well-developed, deep and flattish chest. Wither is sharp. The middle part of the body is proportional with well marked ""dairy triangle."" Muscularity is satisfactory, strong and properly placed legs. Meat-and-milk animals are large as well and proportionally built. Their body is very deep and round with rounded and wide ribs. Stocky with well-developed musculature." Locally adapted y 1909 domestic breed Simmentals of Ukraine has blood of Ukrainian Grey breed, as it was crossed with it at the very beginning of importation of Simmental into Ukraine. Firstly Simmental were brought into Unkraine at the beginning of XIX century to Chernigiv region. Bred in 12 regions of Ukraine intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 4471 14541 3.78 6.08 3.22 18 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Simmental Beef eng. Symmentalska Meat There are two types in the breed: antlered and polled. 1200 555 y 2004 domestic breed It is based on widespread in Ukraine Simmental cattle of double direction of productivity, using the cattle of foreign selection (poll Simmental of American and Austrian selection). The area of spreading includes seven regions of Ukraine back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 39 34 1400 60 The rate of fertility is 90-98% 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Southern Beef eng. Pivdenna myasna Meat There are two innerbreed types: Tauride (high share of zebu blood) and Znamyansk. Cow live weight at 3-5 age is 437-532 kg. Young bulls reach live weight 480-530 kg at 16-18 months at daily gains 990-1020 g. Resistant to sudden changes of temperature Resistant to mastitis, piroplasmosis, tuberculosis, leukosis, brucellosis. Calves output per 100 cows is 85-97%. Easy calving and good maternal properties. Characterized by good fattening and meat traits. Guzev I.V., Chyrkova O.P. Breedcreating process in beef-breeding of Ukraine/Animal breeding and genetics. - Interinstitutional thematic scientific collection. - Vol. 44. - 2010. - P. 10-14. Animals are well adapted to extreme conditions of the southern Ukraine. Animals of this breed have no sharp reaction at sun radiation and high air humidity. uni coloured: typically red or light grey 2 2 1000 550 Animals have good marked meat forms. Cattle has strong type of body, light skeleton and strong hoofs. domestic breed Resulted in complex reproductive crossing and hybridization of bulls of beef breeds (Aberdeen-Angus, Hereford, Charolais, Santa-Gertrude) and zebu animals at dams of Red Steppe breed 2009 Donetsk, Mykolayiv, Odesa, Kherson, Chernigiv region (southern and eastern regions) intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 30 26 1200 61.5 The animals have relative simplicity to the conditions of feeding and housing. Breed is characterized by good use of pasture forage. The content of bones is 17.1%, the cost of feed per 1 kg of gain is 6,7-7,8 kg of oat feed units. 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Swiss eng. The name comes from the canton Schwitz, where the breed was created Brown Swiss Shvitska Milk "The main breed resources are concentrated at the ""Mikhaylivka"" breeding farm, Sumy oblast (region)." Characterized by high biological plasticity, so have good acclimatisation ability. Fertilization at the first insemination - 68-72%. Milk is highly butter-suitable, due to relatively high number of fat balls in 1 ml of milk, their diameter and speed of churning. At production of hard cheese like Dutch from Swiss cows milk, one spent 0.7 kg less of raw milk than at the production of this cheese from milk of Lebedyn cows. Animals have high frequency (0,22) of ОТУ2 allele in system В blood group. Besides it, their characteristic feature is relatively high frequency BYG′P′Q′Y′G′′ allele. Resistant to extreme conditions. Of silver-brown colour, from silver-gray and light brown to dark brown shades. The most typical is greyish color with a light stripe along the spine. When growing older, the color of animals become lighter. Brown 143 132 1000 550 Constitution of Swiss breed animals is strong and dense. Animals have a harmonious body shape with strong not rough bones, well-developed muscles, elastic skin. Head is narrow in the nasal part and wide in frontal, neck is shortish with well developed musculature and dewlap, chest is broad and deep; limbs are properly set. Udder is large, well shaped, medium size, with a cylindrical teats. Locally adapted y domestic breed exotic; imported. This breed was bred in Switzerland by purebred selection. First time Swiss breed entered Ukraine in 1960-1965, mainly from Austria. During this period were imported 443 heifers and 93 bulls to Kharkiv and Transcarpathian regions. From 1977 till 1984 to Ukraine were imported 13 bulls from USA, Canada and Austrian to Sumy, Chernigiv and Transcarpathian breeding joint ventures. Deeply frozen semen of valuable foreign bulls was widely used as well. In 1993-1994 to “Bezdrik” breeding plant of Sumy region was imported 176 Swiss heifers from Germany. Sumy, Transcarpathian, partly Chernihiv and Kharkiv regions. intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 4699 4.1 3.3 40 33 19.5 28.5 405 57 1 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Beef eng. The name refers to the country, where this breed was bred and the direction of production. Meat In the breed there were approved 7 lines, 42 families and two types: Lokhvytsky-Zolotonoshskiy and Holovenkivskyy. Animals are massive with good developed forms. High acclimatization ability of animals The cows are characterized by good maternal properties, good reproductive traits (85 - 90 calves per 100 cows). Calving runs easy usually, without complications. The share of heavy calvings is 2.9%. They have no postnatal diseases. Young bulls reach live weight 600 kg at 18 months at daily gains 1500 g. Food consumption to get 1 kg of gain constitute 6.0-7.7 feed units. Guzev I.V., Chyrkova O.P. Breedcreating process in beef-breeding of Ukraine/Animal breeding and genetics. - Interinstitutional thematic scientific collection. - Vol. 44. - 2010. - P. 10-14. buff and buff-and-white 150 130 1100 590 Distinctive exterior features of this breed are proportional body composition, strong, dense type of constitution, rather developed, deep (81 cm) and wide (61 cm) chest. Animals are very tall (height at withers bulls - 150 cm, cows - 130 cm), with smooth line of top and sufficient length of body, well developed rear third of body, rather strong skeleton. Animals are massive and compact. domestic breed The Ukrainian Beef breed was resulted in complex reproductive crossbreeding of females of local Gray Ukrainian and Simmental breeds with bulls of French Charolais and Italian Kian. 1992 Animals are bred in majority of climatic zones of Ukraine (southern-eastern region: Dnipropetrovsk region; central region: Poltava, Chernigiv region; Sumy region). back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 30 400 1300 60 Good pasture use. Live weight of calves at weaning at 6 months is 200 - 220 kg. In the 18 months of age they reach the live weight 565 kg, with average daily gain 1208 g at cost of feed per 1 kg of gain 6.8 HP units. 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Black-and-White Dairy eng. Ukrayinska chorno-ryaba molochna, Ukrainian black spotted Milk Today's type of the Black-and-White cattle has been formed up in Ukraine, for number and structure over 40. In the breed there were selected three innerbreed types, which differs in maternal basis and share of Holstein blood: Central-eastern, Western and Polissian. Central-eastern type - 65-70 % of cattle of this breed in number. years. The number of cattle has grown more than eight times over that period of time. Animals of the breed do not yield on resistance to the source breeds and to other breeds of the relevant area Уоung bulls for the ejaculate volume, sperm concentration, activity and fertilizing ability do not yield to the source breeds. "Breeding resources of Ukraine/ Under the scientific edition of M.V.Zubets, V.P.Burkat. - K: ""Agrarian science"", 1998. - 336 p." High frequency of A, C, E, F, L, H′ antigens (more than 50 %) and low frequency (less than 10 %) of R1, M, U′, H′′ factors is typical for the animals of new breed. For antigens A, C, X1, U′ this breed is like to Holstein, for factors E, X2, V, L the animals are close to Holland breed. Specific for this breed are such factors as R2 (its frequency is 44% versus 14,2 of Holstein and 12,2 - of Holland breeds), W (less, then Holstein and Holland breeds have). The most specific for this breed are factors U і H′′. For alleles of B-system blood group the biggest share have BOY, BOYD′ і OJ′K′O′, that shows its clear differentiation compare with source breeds. Black-and-White 136 975 625 Animals of Central-eastern innerbreed type have solid, dense constitution, cup-shaped udder, a long neck with a thin folded skin, sharp wither, back is wide and flat, long, strong limbs, well-developed middle part of the body. For the structure of body type animals of Western innerbreed type are close to animals of Central-eastern type. Animals of Polissian type have mainly combined type. domestic breed Resulted in crossing of black-and-white cattle of native selection with Holstein bulls. 1996 Raised in all regions of Ukraine and Crimea back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 5133 13755 3.7 3.9 3.3 12 19 27 4.5 975 59 Animals of Western innerbreed type in productivity by 10-15% yield to the animals of Central-eastern type. 1 1 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Brown Dairy eng. The name derives from the colour of animals and type of production Ukrainska bura molochna Milk It is recommended to breed the animals of the breed in the farms of Sumy, Kharkiv, Chernihiv and Transcarpathian regions and used as breeding material for improving of brown breeds. The animals are characterized by good acclimatization ability Characterized by resistance to diseases Characterized by good reproductive ability. Increased milk fat and protein, especially kappa-casein fractions, that provides its high cheese-suitability. High suitability for machine milking technology, higher at 1-1.5 lactation average length of commercial use Different shades of brown (from light to dark) 135 1100 600 Animals are characterized by large size, strong constitution, dairy type of body. y domestic breed "Created by crossing of Lebedyn and Swiss of Western European and North American selection cattle and later breeding of improved cattle of desired type ""in itself""." Approved in 2009 Sumy region intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 4422 3985 3.94 3.5 35 32 Animals fits to different systems of management 1 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Grey Used for crossbreeding with beef cattle. Cattle of Grey Ukrainian has qualitative skin, which is used as high-qualitative material. eng. indigenous Sira Ukrainska DraughtPower, Meat Grey Ukrainian belongs to the local, endangered breeds of Ukraine. Grey Ukrainian bull youngsters' raw hides at 12 months' age weighted 33.4±2.25 kg and were treated as heavy hides. Raw hides' output-to-finish weight ratio was 10.21 %. Length of raw hide was 208±4.5 cm. indigenous breed, which is typical for ancient image of Ukraine and is associated with ancient (beginning of the farming) times. Adapted to the steppe conditions. The breed is noted for resistance to a number of diseases (epizootiсs). Characterized by small size of fetus, high rate of fertility. Output of calves per 100 cows for many years is at the level of 90-99%. The milk has a high butterfat content. Animals of this breed are hardy animals with low nutritional requirements and good viability. The animals of the breed are bearers of rare genes. This breed should exist at least as a potential source of genetic material that can be used in the future. Recent studies of blood and milk discovered unusual genetic combination in the genotype, such as specific alleles of system B blood group, rare hereditary units of milk casein alleles. In erythrocytes one found variant of protein - fosfohlyukomutaza, in plasma - a new protein - posttransferyn 3. Breed is marked by high saturation of antigenic factors because of the large number of multi-allele and a high frequency of factor V. Coefficient of homozygosis on alleles of a blood group B is 0.68, which indicates the stock of genetic variability. Specific for breed are alleles: BGKQYB'FE'GI'O ', BI1QTI', BP1QA'D ', O1'A'D'G', OB'E2'K'P'Y '. Medium content of aberant cells was 37.9-48.1 %, what is higher, than other breeds' animals have. Colour is gray or light gray, often with dark shade at neck, chest, belly. Calves born are of burnt orange colour. Gray Nasal mirror is of dark colour. Gained dark pigmentation of the skin. Hooves, horns end, tassel tail - of dark color. 2 2 The horns are long, wide apart, lyra-liked, with black ends. At some cases distance between horn tips reached 213 cm. Length of horns sometimes was reported 61-92 cm. 137 129 850 500 Animals are tall and leggy, have proportional strong structure, high correctly posed legs, have well-developed front part of body and thick skin. Skin is dense, animals are tall and large with stretched body. Wither is high, muscles are well-developed. Udder is mainly of rounded and bowl-liked form. Native y 1909 domestic breed Native breed of Ukraine, one of the oldest breeds in the world. Bred in Donetsk, Kyiv, Sumy, Kherson and Dnipropetrovsk regions. back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 305 2950 5874 4.5 7.1 3.45 28 26 21 28 375 13 870 63 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. In the 16 months age bulls achieved weight 420-480 kg, spent 7.8 oat feed units per 1 kg of gain. 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Red Dairy eng. Ukrainska chervona molochna Milk Cows are characterized by high milk production with high content of fat and other nutrients in milk and satisfactory (as for high productive cattle) reproductive ability. High adaptation and acclimatization properties For resistance cattle of new breed does not yield to the maternal (Red Steppe) and parental (Angler, Red Danish, Holstein) breeds. In same conditions of feeding and management animals of new breed do not differ significantly from Red Steppe on resistance to leukemia and mastitis. Frequency of B-allele variant of cappa-casein is 0.240. Recommended for breeding in extreme hot climate zones of south and east of Ukraine Colour of animals is mainly red, crimson, cherry, some animals of Holstained type - red and red-and-white. 1000 550 The animals of the breed have changes in proportions of body structure to the direction of higher front part of body, relative narrower chest and a substantial reduction of narrow buttock compare with other breeds. domestic breed This breed was created in farms of Southern and Eastern Ukraine at dams of Red Steppe breed by means of reproductive crossbreeding with use of Angler, Red Danish and Red-and-White Holstein bulls. 2004 South, east and center of Ukraine back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 6403 313 5033 10000 3.84 6 3.2 18 27.5 375 8 55 local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Red-and-White Dairy eng. The name comes from the direction of production, colour and country, where it is bred Ukrayinska chervono-ryaba molochna, Ukrainian Red spotted Milk The breed has a precise, clear and sufficient genealogy structure for pure breeding: three interbreed types, five breeding farm types, 12 breeding farm lines and 46 high productive families. There are three innerbreed types in the breed (Central, Southwestern and Carpathian) and six plant types (Vinnitskij, Kyivskij, Prylukskij, Kharkivskij, Cherkasskij and Bukovinskij). Bulls for reproductive ability (ejaculate volume, sperm concentration, mobility and fertilizing ability of sperm) do not significantly differ from the Simmental. Frequency of B-allele variant of cappa-casein (CSN3) in milk is 0.250. Frequency of L-allele of growth hormone gene, which correlates with milk fat is 0.715. On BLG frequency of A-allele was 0.165, B-allele - 0.835. 155 143 655 Strong dense constitution, harmonic structure of the body. Head is elongated, neck is narrow, long, with folded thin skin. Blades fit tightly to the body, wither is sharp. Back is flat, wide, long, with a slight inclination of it to the buttock hills, muscled enough. Limbs are strong, with dry and well-developed joints, middle third of the body is well developed and deep with a characteristic milk triangle, ribs set obliquely, chest is deep and relatively wide. domestic breed Created at the result of reproductive crossing of Simmental breed with Red-and-White Holsteins. In some areas additionally used Montbeliard and Ayrshire cattle. 1993 The area of breed raising covers 19 regions (oblast) of Ukraine and Crimea. back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 5347 3.8 3.2 16.5 28.5 57.5 Live weight of heifers at 12 months - 300-320 kg, at 18 months - 400-450 kg. 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Whitebacked eng. Whitebacked Cattle Meat comments: black, red, brown or grey with white 2 2 0 domestic variety north- western Ukraine. regional No Information extinct extinct endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Ukrainian Whiteheaded eng. The name comes from colour and habitat of animals of this breed. Ukrainska biligolova Milk It yields to other breeds in productivity, especially to Black-and-White. That's why array of breed sharply decreased. It is a local endangered breed of Ukraine, which needs saving. Hoof horn is dense. It is ancient native breed of Ukraine. Well adapted to local conditions of Polissya region (western part of Ukraine). Animals are resistant against leucosis, tubercolosis and brucellosis. Volume of ejaculate of bulls of 4-5-years old - 4,3-5,0 ml, sperm concentration - 1,02-1,06 billion / mL, activity - 8,1-8,5 points, resistance - 21 -25 th., resistance to freezing - 87-91%, fertilization at the first insemination - 68-72%. These animals are reported to have a high feed-conversion efficiency. "Yefimenko, M.Ya. The state of Whiteheaded Ukrainian conservation at modern stage/ M.Ya.Efimenko, M.G.Porhun, M.Y.Chehivskiy, A.V.Boyarska, V.M.Bulka//Interdisciplinary thematic scientific digest ""Animal Breeding and Genetics"". - Vol.42. - K.: Agrarian Science. - P. 82-87." Typical for animals of this breed is high proportion of alleles in the B system of blood groups: BGKTE'O ', OTYK'Y', YA ', O, OA'. Unpretentiousness. The animals of the breed are white headed black with white accents on the chest, belly and legs, white head is with dark circles around the eyes. 2 2 136 127 750 475 Animals are of tender, thick constitution with a light head, long neck, very deep chest and long backward, well-developed middle third of body, strong low legs. y 1925 domestic breed Composite of Groningen Whiteheaded of different strains and Ukrainian Grey. late 18th century Khmelnitskij region, North-western Ukraine intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 4681 12339 3.8 4 29 27 17.9 12 140.5 52 Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5.5 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. Nutritionally undemanding. Live weight of youngsters at age 6 and 12 months for heifers is respectively 140 and 235 kg, for bulls - 160 and 306 kg. 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Cattle Volinian Beef Bulls are used in the industrial crossing with dairy breeds, providing increased meat production crosses by 8,1-10,1%. Named after the region where this breed was created. This breed have being created over 20 years (1974-1994). The second beef cattle breed, which was created in Ukraine. Volynska myasna GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Breed includes 6 lines and 24 families. Animals steadily transfer to progeny biological, exterior-constitutional features and productive traits (high energy growth, slaughter traits and meat quality) Intensive use of pastures contributes to high outcome of calves - 81.0 %. Adapt to climatic zones of the Western region. Cattle resistant to infectious diseases (leukemia, brucellosis and tuberculosis). The cows have good motherly properties.The high reproductive abiliity and ease calvings. Calving runs usually easy, without complications, practically there are no difficult ones. Excellent meat quality. Excellent meat quality. Young bulls of Volynian Beef breed are characterized by a unique ability to gain lean beef with high ratio of protein and fat in the flesh of carcasses 1,9:1 even when they reach the final live weight 590-600 kg at 18 months. The program of selection of Volynian Beef cattle breed for the period 2003-2012/ Yanko T.S., Zubets M.V., Burkat V.P., Vdovychenko Yu. V., Podoba B.Ye. et al. - K.: Agrarna nauka, 2003. - 79 p. "Enclosure-pasturing grazing system used for keeping of animals of this breed on pasture enhances pasture productivity by 25-30%, prolongates the use of herbage. Animals use crop residues and crops of ""green belt""." They tolerate cold, heat. They are characterized by efficient use of pasture, coarse and succulent feeds. Red colour from light to dark red with white marks on the head. Red 0 0 Polled 138 128 1000 525 Animals have strong constitution. They have proportional body composition, wide and rounded, slightly elongated body, well developed muscles. Chest is wide and deep. Back is straight, wide, well-developed muscularity. y 2005 domestic breed Native breed, created in Volyn at the Near Carpathian and Polissian conditions by means of reproductive crossbreeding of local Black-and-White and Red Polish breeds (maternal basis) with bulls of Aberdeen - Angus, Hereford, Limousine breeds. 1994 Vinnytsia, Volyn, Kyiv, Lviv, Rivne regions of Ukraine (39 farms, including 14 breeding). back yard or farm yard production, intensive, semi - intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing transhumant 32 28 13 18 345 9 1000 354 63 Dams are managed in winter at loose housing system at deep bedding in buildings of light type with free access to farm feeding yards. Terminal young bulls are managed in stalls (bound), using cheap rough, succulent feeds, including concentrates up to 20% in ratio structure; in summer - grazing, except terminal young bulls, without concentrates feeding. Calves till 6-8-months are managed at suckling. Live weight of calves at weaning at 6 months - 180 - 220 kg. Calves aged 15-18 months reach a live weight of 472-592 kg. The cost of feed per 1 kg of gain - 6,2-8 feed units. 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Cattle Znamenskiy type Znamenskaya Meat 2004, this breed is in critical condition (467 head, 4 bulls). well adapted to pasturing. uni colour: various shades of grey 0 0 900 550 domestic breed composite of Aberdeen-Angus (62,5%), Charolais (25%) and Russian Simmental (12,5%) 30 28 1200 63 1 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Chicken Adlerian Silvery eng. Named after district (Adler) in Sochi, city in the south of Russia, where it was created and colour of this poultry. Adlerska sriblyasta Eggs, Meat Poultry is not demandable to feed. Good adapted to floor keeping. Daily chickens are active, have high energy of growth and are feathered quickly. Resistant to diseases and have no falling out of ovudict at early laying (4.5-5 months). Can have productive laying at the age of 4.5-5 months. http://stetsyuk.com.ua/poroda-kurej-nesuchok-dlya-domashnogo-utrimannya single silver colombian industrial "Feather color is so-called ""columbian"": white feather of body with black feathers at сrest, tail and wings." 3.3 2.6 Head is of average size, rather wide; with single comb; lobes of the ears are not big, red; beak is yellow; neck is short and thick; back is wide and straight. Legs are strong, yellow, of average size; wings are good developed. Tail is is not big. Body is wide and deep with good developed chest muscles. Exotic domestic breed Created at the Adler poultry-breeding farm in Russia by crossing of Russian White, New Hempshire, Plimouthrock White, Pervomayska and Yurlov Sonorous with later selection of high-productive hybrids and later pure-breeding of them. Mainly south and southeastern part of Ukraine (6 farms). 190 57 Viability of youngsters - 98%, adult - 92-94%; hatching out percent - 80-82%. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic Cornish and Plymouth Rock were used as basis to create this cross. international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Chicken Babolna Tetra-SL eng. Commercial strain- layer- Babolna Tetra-SL Eggs domestic imported; exotic widely spread international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Barred Dwarf Strain 55 eng. Research laboratory 1.2 dwarfism (dw), same plumage pattern as barred Plymouth Rock domestic strain This strain was produced in 1976 from crossing the White Dwarf Strain 53 and the Rhode Island Red Strain 02 at the Crimean branch of the Poultry Research Institute, Simferopol, Ukraine. 1976 Kharkov Region 200 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Barred Plymouth Rock eng. rare breed in Ukraine according to the Institute of Fowl Raising of the UAAS. domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Belarus 9 Belarus 9 Eggs survival rate of youngsters for the 17 weeks - 97-98%; food consumption for 1 head till 17 weeks - 5.2 kg, live weight at 17 weeks - 1320-1400 g. Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 147-155 days; the peak of egg-production - 94%; food consumption for 1 head for the day - 110-114 g; live weight at 52-week age - 1.95-2.10 kg. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial domestic imported; exotic southern part of Ukraine (1 farm); central part of Ukraine (1 farm). 275 62 regional No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Chicken Birkivski meat-and-egg eng. Name derives from place where it was created and direction of productivity. Eggs, Meat In the breed there are 5 subpopulations for the feather colour: white, cuckoo, black-striped, black-and-white and blue. Scientists of Poultry breeding instritute proved high effeciency of intensive fattening of young roosters for the meat at their floor management (with protein level 20-21%). At 2-months age live weight of roosters is 2 kg at feed consumption for 1 kg of gain 2.3 kg. Better adapted to floor keeping at free mating, but can be managed in cages of different constructions at artificial inseminations. Higher adaptability to diseases. chicken hatching is 88-91%. Eggs and meat has better consumer demand because of higher taste qualities. High embryonal viability of youngsters. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Rather good eat local food. have higher adaptability to temperature stresses. single yellow yellow various colours cuckoo industrial Daily chickens are with smart differently coloured down. yellow. 4.1 3.2 Typical for meat-and-egg breeds with double productivity. Constitution is strong. Feather color is different. Head is of average size, with single or rose comb; lobes of the ears are red; beak is yellow; neck is of medium size; back is wide and straight; chest muscles are wide and jut out. Legs are widely set; wings are rather developed, tightly cuddled to body. Tail is of average size, roosters had highly developed feathers. Body is wide and deep. Native domestic breed Since 2000 at the Institute of poultry-breeding there were done work on creation of breed which at the conditions of yard had good laying, high mass of eggs and better meat quality that other breeds at the base of native and imported chicken breeds. Borky farm, Kharkiv region. 210 64 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Black Australorp-Line 101 eng. Black Australorp Australorp Black Eggs, Meat Daily chickens are covered with black down, active. Poultry is characterized with calm temperament. Poultry is better adapted to floor keeping. single self-black middle level comment: brown eyes, red ear lobes Black. 3.3 2.4 Body iswide and deep; head is not big; beak is black; comb is single, not big (gene r); ear lobes are red; neck is short; back is straight, wide; chest muscles are good developed, jut out. Legs are short, black; wings are not big, tightly cuddled to body. Tail is of average size, males have tails with developed feathers. domestic breed developed in Institute of poultry breeding, Ukraine at the base of Black Avstralorp, created in Australia. Kharkov Region 187 59 international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Chicken Black Dwarf Strain 52 eng. Research laboratory 1.3 dwarfism (dw) domestic line This strain was produced in 1976 from crossing the White Dwarf Strain 53 and Rhode Island Red Line 02. It has been developed at the Crimean branch of Poultry Research Institute, Simferopol, Ukraine. 1976 Kharkov Region 180 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Black Speckled Australorp Marbled-Line 102 eng. Research laboratory comment: brown eyes, red ear lobes 2 domestic variety This variety was produced from Black Australorp at the Institute of Farm Animal Breeding and Genetics, St. Petersburg, Puskin, Russian Federation. Kharkov Region 173 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Black Yerevan-Line 99 eng. Fancy laboratory comment: brown eyes or reddish-bay, red ear lobes 2.4 feathered legs, vulture hocks (v) domestic variety This variety was imported in 1983 from Yerevan Agricultural Institute, Yerevan, Armenia. 1983 Kharkov Region 125 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Borkivska Colorful "Breed is presented in Ukraine by one line AA, which is used as well at crossing as maternal for new 2-lined diautosexed egg cross ""Slobidskyi 2a"" with double colorsexing of daily youngsters." eng. Name originates from bright feather of poultry and place where this breed was created (Borky, Kharkiv region, former Institute of poultry breeding). Eggs Now breed is presented only by one line A with three main feather colour types: silver-striped feral type - 87% (genetype of roosters SS BB ii CC ee coco blbl), silver feral type - 8% (genetype of roosters SS bb ii CC ee coco blbl), black-striped - 5% (genetype of roosters SS BB ii CC EE coco blbl). embryonal viability of youngsters is high (hatchability is 93-95%). Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. adapted to keeping as at the floor, so in cages of different types at free mating or artificial insemination. single yellow yellow various colours industrial "At crossing of hens of ""A"" line with roosters of paternal line 02 of breed Red Rhode Island one gets colorsexed daily chickens at accuracy of their sexing 98-99% (roosters are silver-striped, hens - golden-striped)." Yellow. 2.6 1.8 Typical for egg breed Leghorn. Constitution is strong. Feather color is different. Head is of average size, with developed single comb; lobes of the ears are pink; beak is grey-and-yellow; neck is of medium size; back is straight; chest is jut out. Legs are yellow; wings are rather developed, tightly cuddled to body. Tail is long, roosters had highly developed feathers. Body is prolonged, cylyndrical. Native domestic breed Created at the period 1998-2005 as the result of complex reproductive crossing combined with hybrydologic, immunogenetic and genealogic analysis at wide genetic base of White and Coloured Leghorns of native selection. 1998-2005 Kharkiv region (Birky village). 260 58 Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 160 days; the percent of preserved poultry till adult - 94-96%; hatching out percent - 88-92%; egg's weight at 52 weeks - 58.0-59.0 g; laying for average layer - 255-265 eggs. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Borkivska Golden rare breed in Ukraine according to the Institute of Fowl Raising of the UAAS. domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Borkivska Great rare breed in Ukraine according to the Institute of Fowl Raising of the UAAS. domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Borkivska Silvery rare breed in Ukraine according to the Institute of Fowl Raising of the UAAS. domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Borky 117 eng. Eggs high viability and resistance to Marek's disease (92 - 95%). domestic line created with the use of Leghorn White, Rod Island Red and white and Californian Gray. A two line colour cross of egg-laying chickens. 260 270 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Borky 2M eng. Eggs A quick growth of the egg weight, high viability and fodder conversion, good daptability to being kept in a cage would ensure low cost production. 61 61 domestic line created with the use of Leghorn White, Rod Island Red and white and Californian Gray. A two line cross. 250 260 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Borky Color eng. Eggs egg weight at 30-week age is 53-54 g, at 52-week age - 61-62 g; survival rate for the productive period - 94-96 %. this breed is characterized with calm temperament. High profits from raising this cross are promised by the excellent commercial look of its brown eggs and a stable high level of productivity Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 150 days; the peak of egg-production - 92%; age of peak reaching - 240 days;egg-production for 68 weeks of life - 285-290. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Poultry is adapted to different management conditions. industrial domestic line created with the use of Leghorn White, Rod Island Red and white and Californian Gray. An autosex 2-line egg cross. Kharkiv region (eastern region, 1 farms). 250 260 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat Food costs for 100 chickens 40.5 kg; live weight at 24 weeks - hens - 2.8 kg, roosters - 3.4 kg. Live weight at 42 days' age - 2582 g, daily gain - 61.5 g, food conversion - 1.72 kg/kg. domestic strain Cornish and Plymouth Rock were used as basis to create this cross. from USA. 2 farms in the central region of Ukraine (Kiev region), 2 farms in the southeast regions of Ukraine. 170 61.5 72.9 Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 23-24 weeks; the peak of egg-production - 90%;survival rate till 62 weeks - 90-92%; live weight at culling (65 weeks) - 3.81 kg; chickens hatching - 85%. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Concurent-3 eng. Meat live weight at 20 weeks' age - 2.0 kg, survival rate - 97-98%. live weight at 7-weeks' age - 2500-2550 g; food conversion - 1.9 kg/kg. Exotic domestic strain imported from Russia. Kiev region (central part of Ukraine). Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Laying ability for 60 weeks - 164-166 eggs, number of incubation eggs from layer - 92%; chickens' yield from layer - 82-83%; youngsters' rearing - 82-84%; survival rate of adult poultry - 95%. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Concurrent - 2 eng. Meat domestic Cornish and Plymouth Rock were used as basis to create this cross. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Cornish eng. Cornish Meat At crossing roosters of this breed transmit to descendents white feather colour and good meat body shapes, rapid growth rate and rate of feathering. All meat (table) chicken crosses, which are bred in Ukraine, in the form of only paternal flocks are imported yearly from different import firms. The crosses are 4-lined and created at the base of two-lines (A and B) of White Cornish breed and two lines (C and D) of White Plymouth Rock breed. yellow yellow white no special pattern industrial White. Yellow. 4.4 3.3 Poultry has high live weight with wide, good developed chest muscles. Body is deep and wide; head is of average size; lobes of the ears are red; beak and skin are yellow; neck is of medium size with slightly developed crest; back is straight and wide; wings and tail are not big; legs are strong, yellow, with very developed muscles; feather is white. Exotic domestic breed In England at the base Cornwalian asian fighting chicken. in XIX century 110 Chicken hatching - 65-70%. international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Cosmos-3 eng. industrial 4.6 3.2 domestic strain imported from France into Ukraine. south of Ukraine (Odessa region, 1 farm). Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 160 days; age of reaching of peak of egg-production intensity - 190 days; age of laying beginning - 130 days; the percent of preserved poultry till adult - 93.4%; hatching out percent - 80.3%; egg's weight at 30 weeks - 60.0 g; egg's weight at 75 weeks - 64.0 g; laying for average layer for 75 weeks - 287 eggs. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Cuckoo eng. Zozulyasta Eggs, Meat This breed was re-synthesed. This breed is not related with Striped Plymouth-Rock. good-adapted to local conditions. incresed stress-resistance and Marek disease resistance. Yolk is 29-30% of an egg. increased vital-ability rose cuckoo indigenous Cuckoo. 3.8 2.6 Comb is predominantly rose-shaped or leaf-shaped. Beak is light-yellow, earrings are red. Body is of middle lenght with dense situated feather. Plumage is barred, but in different way, than Barred Plymouth Rock - with light and dark grey stripes. Rooster's plumage is the same, but a bit lighter. Native domestic breed local. XIX c. Harkiv region (nothern east of Ukraine) - Birky village. 220 280 56 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Chicken Dominant eng. Eggs mortality and culling till 18 weeks - 98%; food consumption for 1 head for 18 weeks - 5.9-6.2 kg, food consumption for 1 head at the age 19-20 weeks - 1.3-1.5 kg; live weight at 18 weeks - 1.35-1.45 kg. Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 23 weeks; period with 80 % and higher egg-production intensity - 26-27 weeks; average intensity of egg-laying - 77 %; egg-production at initial laying bird for 78 weeks 290-301 eggs; food consumption for the day - 118-125 g; live weight at the end of egg-production period - 2.33-2.43 kg; mass of eggs on average laying bird - 19.1-19.5 kg; food consumption to produce 1 kg of egg mass - 2.2-2.3 kg; food consumption for 1 head for the period - 43-47 kg; food consumption to produce 10 eggs - 1.53-1.56 kg. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial domestic imported; exotic AR Crimea (2 farms). 308 63 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Gray Californian Striped eng. rare breed in Ukraine according to the Institute of Fowl Raising of the UAAS. domestic local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Hendrix Bovan Goldline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Bovans Gold Line Eggs Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 140-143 days; laying intensity at he peak of egg-production - 94-96%; laying intensity at initial layer at 64 weeks - 235 eggs; number of incubation eggs for the period - 201 ones. survival rate of youngsters - 96-98%. domestic strain imported; exotic Cherkassy region (1 farm). international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Chicken High Line White (W - 98) _ Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line White Eggs survival rate of youngsters (0-16 weeks) - 98%; food consumption for the period - 5.05 kg,live weight at 16 weeks - 1.23 kg. Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 139 days; the peak of egg-production - 93-94%; food consumption for the day (17-80 weeks) - 105 g; live weight at 32-week age - 1.61 kg; live weight at 70 weeks - 1.67 kg. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial domestic imported; exotic central part of Ukraine (1 farm), western part of Ukraine (1 farm). 320 61 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Highsex Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Euribrid Hisex Brown Eggs mortality till 17 weeks - 3%; live weight at 17 weeks - 1400 g, food costs for 1 head for 17 weeks - 5.6 kg. industrial domestic strain imported; exotic Crimea, south of the country (1 farm); eastern part of the country (2 farms); central part of the country (1 farm); east-southern part of the country (1 farm). 330 61.7 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Hubbard meat eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat average live weight at 35 days' age - 1533 g, at 45 days' age - 1955 g, survival rate fot 24 weeks - 94-96%, food conversion at 35 days' age - 1.76 kg/kg, at 45 days' age - 1.90 kg/kg. live weight at 42 days - 2242 g; food conversion - 1.82 kg/kg. Exotic domestic strain imported from France. southeastern part of Ukraine. 52.3 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Laying ability for 64 weeks - 175 eggs, number of incubation eggs from layer - 162; chickens' yield from layer - 138 ones; age of 50%-production intensity reaching - 24-25 weeks. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Hybro PH eng. live weight at 42-days' age - 2478 g, food conversion - 1.78 kg/kg. live weight of hens at 65 weeks' age - 3675 g, roosters - 4970 g. Exotic domestic strain from Netherlands (Hybro firm). eastern part of Ukraine (Kharkiv region). 58 70.4 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Laying ability for 65 weeks at initial layer - 182.7 eggs, laying ability for 65 weeks at average layer - 190.8 eggs; number of incubation eggs from layer at initial layer - 171.2; chickens' yield - 80.9%; number of daily chickens at initial layer - 138.5. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken ISA Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs survival rate of youngsters till 18 weeks - 98%; live weight at 18 weeks - 1530-1570 g. Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 21-22 weeks; the peak of egg-production - 92-94%; age of egg-production peak reaching - 27 weeks; laying intensity at 65-weeks' age - 73-75 %; laying intensity at initial layer for 65 weeks - 254 eggs; number of incubation eggs at initial layer - 218 ones; chickens' outlet - 80-82 %; survival rate from 18 till 65 weeks - 91-94%. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial domestic imported; exotic southern part of Ukraine (Odessa region: 1 farms), western part of Ukraine (4 farms: Ivano-Frankivsk; Volyn; Lviv; Rovno regions) 339 62.8 international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Chicken Italian Partridge eng. Brown Leghorn Eggs Poultry is characterized with high mobility. Daily chickens are with light-brown down, on the back there is one stripe and two dark-and-brown strips. More adapted to floor keeping. The form of eggs is prolonged. single Hens - at brown-and-grey background there is yellow-and-golden crest (e+), wings' tips and quill feathers - black. Roosters' feather is bright, golden-and-red crest, back and loin; black tail with greenish shade. 2.1 1.8 Body is outstreched in triangular form; head is not big; beak is yellow; comb is single, big (gene r), hens' is abroop, roosters' - direct standing; lobes are white; neck is of average size; back is straight, long, goes angle wise into tail line; chest is good developed, jut out. Legs are high, yellow; wings are tightly cuddled to body. Roosters have long tail. domestic breed imported; exotic Kharkiv region (Borky farm). 190 54 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Kuchinska jubilian eng. "Named after name of farm ""Kuchinskiy"", where it was created at the jubilee of the farm (50 years since establishing)." Eggs, Meat Daily chickens have brown-greyish or dark straw-coloured down. Chest and stomack is yellow-greyish. Majority of chickens from head alongside back have 1-3 distinct dark strips. There can be found as well continuous brown-and-black or pale yellow with brown-and-red head. Poultry has calm temperament. Poultry is undemandable to feed and keeping conditions. single yellow yellow various colours industrial Distinct sex dimorphism of roosters is defirintiated at age 50-60 weeks. Adult roosters have red feather colour with shining golden crest and back and black feather at chest and tail. At wings - black with greenish shade strip. Golden calico with grey down and light wing feathers. yellow. 3 2 Poultry has smart plumage and compact body. Beak is yellow with brown shade; lobes are red; comb is single. Eggs colour is from light-cream to light-coffee with pink shade. Locally adapted domestic breed "Created by specialists of State breeding farm ""Kuchinskij"" of Moskow region, scientists of Timiryazev Moskow agrarian academy and Institute of general genetics at the base of egg and meat-and-egg poultry (New Hempshire, Avstralorp, Brown Leghorn, Rhode Island, Striped Plimouth Rock, Livenska)." southeast of Ukraine (1 farm). 215 60 laying intensity till 68 weeks - 210-225 eggs; the percent of preserved poultry till adult - 90-92%; hatching out percent - 79-81%; egg's weight at 52 weeks - 59.0-60.5 g. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Leghorn At the base of the cross there were created different high-productive crosses, including autosexed (youngsters can be defined by sex by length of feather). eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn eng. Eggs, GeneralCrossbreeding Instinct of hatching is absent. Typical technological feature of the breed is organized hatching out of eggs youngsters at incubation. Breed is good adapted to keeping in cage batteries of different type. Poultry is very active, mobile. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. single white yellow white no special pattern industrial 1-day aged youngsters are of yellow colour. White Body is prolonged, head is not big, beak is yellow, comb is leaf-liked, big (r-gene), hanged (hens) and direct (rooster); lobes of the ears are white, neck is prolonged, back is direct, long; breast is good developed, bulging; wings are rather developed, tightly set to body; legs are long and yellow. Tail is long, with highly developed feathers of roosters. Feather colour is white. domestic Imported 300 57 4 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Light Sussex eng. Light Sussex Eggs, Meat Characterized with calm temperament. Daily chickens are covered with silverish down, active. Breed is more adapted to floor keeping. single white silver colombian middle level Mainly colombian - at white background of body there is black necklace, tips of flight and quill feathers are black as well. 3.4 2.5 Body is wide and deep of square form; head is not big, wide and deep; beak is light with dark; comb is single, not big (gene r); lobes are red; neck is short and thick; back is straight, wide; chest muscles are good developed, deep. Legs are short, strong, with pink-and-white colour; wings are not big, tightly cuddled to body. Tail is of average size, with developed feathers at roosters' tails. Locally adapted domestic breed Created in England, but during many generations scientists of Institute of poultry breeding improved its exterior and economic-useful traits with moderate crossing with other breeds. Borky farm (east of Ukraine). 180 59 international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Ukraine UKR Chicken Line 27 eng. Research middle level comment: plumage coloured shades from yellowish brown to dark brown 2.2 domestic line This breed has been developed in 1976 at the Poultry Research Institute, Borki, Ukraine by crossing three Rhode Island Red and three Pottava Clay Lines. 1976 Kharkov Region 205 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Line 68 eng. Eggs Late feathering is prevailing in this line. This line is homozygous for several plumage colour genes (c: recessive white, I: dominant white, Co, S: silver, sex-linked). industrial 1.9 domestic line Synthetic Line, imported from The Netherlands in 1978 and from Hisex Brown Maternal Line B2 1978 Kharkov Region 230 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Line 69 eng. Eggs Late feathering is prevailing in this line. Homozygous for several plumage colour genes (c: recessive white, I: dominant white, Co, S: silver, sex-linked). industrial 1.9 domestic line synthetic line, imported from The Netherlands in 1978 and from Hisex Brown Maternal Line B8 1978 Kharkov Region 225 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Line 70 eng. Eggs Early feathering is prevailing in this line. Several major genes are determining the plumage colour (ey: recessive black, Co, Mh, s+: recessive gold, sex-linked) are present. industrial comment: plumage coloured like in Rhode Island red 1.9 domestic line synthetic line, imported from The Netherlands in 1978 and from Hisex Brown Maternal Line T5 1978 Kharkov Region 220 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Line 71 eng. Eggs Early feathering is prevailing in this line. Several major genes are determining the plumage colour (ey: recessive black, Co, Mh, s+: recessive gold, sex-linked) are present. industrial comment: plumage coloured like in Rhode Island red 1.9 domestic line synthetic line, imported from The Netherlands in 1978 and from Hisex Brown Maternal Line T8 1978 Kharkov Region 220 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Line G-2 eng. Eggs, Meat rose yellow white no special pattern industrial Genetic formula of plumage allows to reach different colours (blue, golden, black striped, red striped), when crossed with coloured chicken. White. Native domestic line "In simplified view - two most vital lines of locally adapted Plymouth Rock White was crossed in introductive and absorbent way with Cobb-500 of foreign selection. Some part of the posterity was bred ""in itself"", and some part was again used in absorbent crossing with old roosters of Cobb-500." Birky village of Harkiv region. 180 60 5 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Chicken Lohman Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown Eggs survival rate of youngsters - 97-98%; food consumption for 20 weeks of rearing - 7.4-7.8 kg, live weight at 20 weeks - 1.6-1.7 kg. 1-day chicken of the final hybrid can be sorted for sex for down colour. Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 145-150 days; the peak of egg-production - 92-94%; live weight at 76-week age - 1.9-2.1 kg. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial 2.2 domestic Cornish and Plymouth Rock were used as basis to create this cross. eastern part of Ukraine (1 farm), western part of Ukraine (3 farms), southern part of Ukraine (1 farm, Kirovograd region), central part of Ukraine (1 farm, Poltava). 327 63.9 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Naked Neck-Line 93 eng. Named after specific appearence - naked neck (gene, which is dominant). Transilvanian, Semigradian Eggs, Fancy, Meat Poultry can be scared very easy. Daily chickens have different colour of down and distinct neck-naked feature, active, have high energy of growth. Good adapt as to floor keeping, so to cage keeping. Have high reproductive qualities. Meat tastes as tyrkey meat. Undemandable to feed. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p., http://borona.net/hight-technologies/poultry/poultry_790.html Poultry can withstand as frost, so heat. fancy comment: reddish bay eyes, red ear lobes They can be of different colours (black, brown, cuckoo and others). 3.4 2.4 "Head is covered with short feathers; neck is of average size, unfeathered till its base, at lower front side of neck there is feather bundle - ""bow-knot"" (Na na) or without it (Na Na). Characteristic feature of breed is good developed chest muscles." Exotic domestic breed the breed was imported to Russia from Hungary and Romania, where was widely spread. 1981 Kharkov Region 200 58 6 Poultry is late-matured, with high viability. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Partridge Dwarf Strain 23 eng. Research laboratory 1.3 dwarfism (dw) domestic strain This strain has been produced in 1986 from crossing Red Dwarf Strain 54 and Single Comb Light Brown Leghorn at the Poultry Research Institute, Borki, Ukraine. 1986 Kharkov Region 160 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Plymouth Rock White All meat (table) chicken crosses, which are bred in Ukraine, in the form of only paternal flocks are imported yearly from different import firms. The crosses are 4-lined and created at the base of two-lines (A and B) of White Cornish breed and two lines (C and D) of White Plymouth Rock breed. eng. Plymouth Rock Meat Poultry is calm. Compare with Cornish breed live weight is lesser, but they have higher laying ability and chicken hatchability. single yellow yellow industrial White. Yellow. 3.5 2.8 Poultry is of average size; body is moderately long, comperatively wide and direct, of rectangular form. Head is not big, of average width; comb is single; lobes of the ears and earrings are red and prolonged; beak is short and yellow; neck is of medium sizeide, deep; back is splendidly feathered, wide; tail is short, magnificent, wide and rounded; wings are short; shanks of legs are of medium size, yellow; feather is white, tightly adjoins body. Exotic domestic breed Created in USA (Plymouth state) by crossing of Dominican chicken with Kohinhin, Brahma and other breeds. Imported into Europe in 1879. middle of XVIII century. 175 Chicken hatching - 80-85%. international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Poltavian Black eng. Native domestic breed Birky village of Harkiv region. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Chicken Poltavian Clay used for breeding work. eng. local breed, which long time was bred in Poltava and Kharkiv regions. Nowdays breed it is ancient Poltava Clay population, improved by Institute of poultry breeding in Borky. Poltavska glynyasta, Poltavskaya glinistaya Eggs, Meat During selection in Poultry department the special attention is given to egg quality and improving of productive and reproductive traits. Crossing of Poltavian Clay hens with White Leghorn roosters gives high-productive hybrid hens with laying 260-265 eggs and high viability. well adapted to keeping both on the floor and in cages. Resistent to neoplastic diseases, especially to Marec disease. The brooding instinct is well developed. Meat has high tasty qualities. At intensive fattening meat became juicy and tastier because of laying fat between muscle fibres. Poultry carcass has pleasant yellowish colour. Poultry is characterized with higher viability, stress-resistence. Poultry has calm temperament. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. rose yellow yellow red and black indigenous comment: yellow eyes, red ear lobes, the tail is black. reddish, like clay. There can be light-clayish and dark-clayish ones. yellowish. 3 2.1 Head is not big, with short strong beak; comb is mainly rose-like (gene R) or rearly leaf (gen r); lobes of the ears are red; gills are of medium size; neck is rather short, thick; back is broad and long; chest is round, jut out. Legs are strong, broadly set, yellow and light yellow. Roosters differ from hens with darker feather colour with bright yellow lustrous crest and some feathers, black tail and wings feathers. Native domestic breed There are several selected and experimental lines of the Poltava Clay chicken which originated presumably from Romny District, Poltava Region, Ukraine (19th century) and bred at the Ukrainian Poultry Research Station, Borki, Ukraine since 1951. 19th century Kharkiv and Poltava regions. 240 55 intensive concentrate stationary 52 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 166-172 days;hen's live weight at 52-week age - 2.2-2.3 kg, roosters' - 3.2-3.4 kg; the percent of preserved poultry till adult - 93-95%; hatching out percent - 80-82%; egg's weight at 30 weeks - 51.5-53.0, at 52 weeks - 59.5-60.5 g; laying for average layer - 235-240 eggs. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Chicken Red Dwarf Strain 54 eng. Research laboratory 1.2 dwarfism (dw) domestic strain This strain has been produced in 1976 by crossing White Dwarf Strain 53 and Rhode Island Red Strain 02 at the Crimean branch of the Poultry Research Institute, Simferopol, Ukraine. 1976 Kharkov Region 195 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Red Yerevan-Line 98 Fancy laboratory comment: brown eyes or reddish-bay, red ear lobes 2 feathered legs, vulture hocks (v) domestic variety imported in 1983 from Yerevan Agricultural Institute Yerevan, Armenia 1983 Kharkov Region 102 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs, Meat In Uklraine breed is represented in the form of two lines - line 38 and line 02. Both lines are created in the Poultry Research Institute, Borki, Ukraine in 1974 with complex hybridologic crossing. Line 38 is a dual purpose strain. Daily youngsters can be divided by sex - hens are a bit darker, than roosters. can be used as in cages, so at the floor. Poultry of Line 38 of the breed is resistant to Marec disease. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. single yellow yellow brown industrial Golden red. Yellow. 3.2 2.2 Head is prolonged, of average size, with single comb; lobes of the ears are red; beak is yellow; neck is of medium size; back is straight; chest is jut out. Legs are strong, yellow; wings are not big. Tail is beautifully feathered, black. Body is rectangular, horizontally set. Locally adapted domestic breed imported from Ivaya, Japan and from Sky Hybrid Maternal Line S in 1968. 1968 Kharkov Region 240 60 concentrate stationary Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Line 02: Hen's live weight - 2.1-2.4 kg, roosters' - 2.9-3.4 kg; the percent of preserved poultry till adult - 94-96%; hatching out percent - 78-82%; laying for average layer - 230-240 eggs. Line 38: Hen's live weight - 2.0-2.1 kg, roosters' - 2.8-3.2 kg; the percent of preserved poultry till adult - 95-97%; hatching out percent - 77-80%; laying for average layer - 240-245 eggs. international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Rhode Island White "Line 68 of the breed is used as maternal line in native 2-lined colorsexed cross ""Borky color"". At crossing of hens of 68 line with roosters of paternal line 38 of breed Rhode Island Red one get colorsexed hybrid chicken with accuracy of their sexing 98-99% (roosters - silver-and-white, hens - golden-and-red)." eng. Eggs, Meat can be managed as in cages of different constructions, so at the floor at free mating of artificial insemination. Poultry has calm temperament. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. single yellow yellow white industrial Daily chicken has light-yellow down. White. Yellow. 3 2 Constitution is nonsolid. Feather color is white (genes S, I, c). Head is compact, of average size, with not big direct single comb; lobes of the ears are red-and-pink; beak is yellow; neck is of medium size; back is straight; chest is jut out. Legs are strong, yellow; wings are not big, tightly cuddled to body. Tail is not big, averagely feathered. Body is rectangular, horizontally set. Locally adapted domestic breed In Ukraine breed is represented in the form of one synthetic line - 68, which is created by way of complex reproductive crossing of 3 lines of egg straines (Canadian and Holland selection) with white feather. Kharkiv region (east of the country). 245 60 Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 164 days; the percent of preserved poultry till adult - 92-94%; hatching out percent - 78-82%; egg's weight at 52 weeks - 59.0-60.0 g; laying for average layer - 240-250 eggs. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Rodonit eng. Commercial strain- Rodonit Eggs domestic imported; exotic widely spread international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Chicken Ross 308 eng. Selection of Ross firm. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross 308 GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Live weight at 42 days' age - 2474 g, survival rate - 95.8 %, food conversion - 1.72 kg/kg. domestic strain imported from Great Britain. 4 farms at Kiev region (central region), 2 farms at the southeastern part of Ukraine, 1 farm at the eastern part of Ukraine (Kharkiv region). 57.9 71.3 Laying rate for 60 weeks at initial layer - 164-169 eggs; incubation eggs at initial layer - 154.4-162.7 eggs; chickens hatching - 82.3-87.2%; number of daily chickens at initial layer - 123.9-141.6 ones international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Russian White-Line 61 eng. Eggs industrial 1.65 domestic line imported 1970 Kharkov Region 150 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Shaver - 579 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver 579 Eggs live weight at 18 weeks - 1560 g. Age of reaching of 50% egg-production intensity - 140-145 days; the age of egg-production peak reaching - 25-27 weeks at maximal intensity 95 %; live weight at 72 weeks - 1989 g. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial domestic imported; exotic southern part of Ukraine (AR Crimea, 1 farm), central part of Ukraine (Chernigiv region, 1 farm). 329 63 international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 01 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research Mantained as a closed flock since 1965 under family and individual selection combined with sire rotation. industrial comment: plumage shades from light buff to dark buff 1.7 domestic line imported from Eniya, Japan in 1964 and from HP Hybrid 1964 Kharkov Region 215 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 07 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research industrial 1.8 domestic line imported from Canada in 1964 and from Shaver 288 Paternal Line B 1964 Kharkov Region 220 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 08 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research industrial 1.75 domestic line imported from Canada in 1967 and from Shaver 288 Maternal Line C 1967 Kharkov Region 212 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 12 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research The animals are reported to show resistance to Oncorna viruses. laboratory 1.9 domestic line derived from Line D4 Kharkov Region 228 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 26 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research industrial 1.9 domestic line imported from Ivaya, Japan in 1963 and from Echo and Sky Hybrids Paternal Line R 1963 Kharkov Region 220 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 273 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs industrial 1.65 domestic line strain of Japanese origin imported in 1978 1978 Kharkov Region 160 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 31 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research industrial 1.65 domestic line imported from The Netherlands in 1977 and from Hisex White Paternal Line C1 1977 Kharkov Region 212 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 32 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research industrial 1.6 domestic line imported from The Netherlands in 1977 and from Hisex White Paternal Line C2 1977 Kharkov Region 212 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 34 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research industrial 1.65 domestic line imported from The Netherlands in 1977 and from Hisex White Maternal Line L4 1977 Kharkov Region 232 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line 35 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research industrial 1.65 domestic line imported from The Netherlands in 1977 and from Hisex White Maternal Line K5 1977 Kharkov Region 212 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Single Comb White Leghorn-Line D4 or 04 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Research It is a library stock since 1988. industrial comment: plumage shades from light buff to dark buff 1.65 domestic line imported from Eniya, Japan in 1963 and from Line D 1963 Kharkov Region 151 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Chicken Synthetic population of White Leghorn eng. Eggs Poultry is characterized with high mobility. Daily chickens are feathered with light yellow, active. Rather adapted to keeping in cage batteries of different types. Good adapted to conditions of Ukraine. single yellow white industrial white. 2 1.6 Body is outstreched; head is not big; beak is yellow; comb is single, big (gene r), hens' is abroop, roosters' - direct standing; lobes are white; neck is prolonged; back is straight, long; chest muscles are good developed, jut out. Legs are high, yellow; wings are good developed, tightly cuddled to body. Tail is long, roosters had good developed feathers at it. Locally adapted domestic strain Created at the Institute of poultry breeding at the base of Leghorn breed of different genetic origin (Japanese, Dutch, Canadian). Borky farm (Kharkiv region, east of Ukraine). 245 61 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Chicken Ukrainian Goloshaikas domestic breed indigenous breed local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Ukrainian Vushanka Ukrainian earer Eggs rare breed in Ukraine according to the Institute of Fowl Raising of the UAAS. undemandable. good-adapted to different environment. frost-resistance. hens have strong instinct of hatching. endurant. rose white pinkish various colours no special pattern indigenous More often there are black and red with brown chicken, but there can be white ones, but more seldom. There can be, but rarely silver or barred earers. 2.8 2 Head of hens is small with characteristic head bone protrusion. Comb can be as rose-shaped, so leaf-shaped, and the latter more often. Beak is with a bend, dense in structure not long. Neck is of medium length, back is rather wide. It can be said, that body of hens is a bit prolonged, but with regular proportions and even some grace. Legs are situated rather wide and low, without plumage. Tail is beautiful, perfectly developed, especially concerning roosters, which one has glamorous bend. Breed feature is thick, dense and bright feathers. It gives some volume to chicken body and perfectly defend from frost. Native domestic breed native XVII c. There should be done expeditions on chicken number reveiling in Harkiv, Kyjiv, Cherkassy, Transcarpathian regions. 160 50 back yard or farm yard production concentrate, fodder, grazing stationary 6 can be kept in rather cold buildings. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Chicken White Dwarf Strain 53 eng. Research laboratory 1.2 dwarfism (dw) domestic strain This strain was developed from strains B11, B22, B33 which were imported from the All-Russian Poultry Research and Technological Institute, Serghiyev Posad, Moscow region, Russia in 1974 and supplemented with white coloured progeny from crossing White Dwarf Strain and Rhode Island Red Strain 02. It has been developed at the Crimean branch of the Poultry Research Institute, Simferopol, Ukraine. Kharkov Region 200 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Chicken Yurlov sonorous Named after Yurlovo village in Russia and possibility of roosters to prolonged crow. Yurlivski golosysti Eggs, Fancy, Meat rare breed in Ukraine according to the Institute of poultry breeding. Daily chickens are covered with black down with light spots at stomach, active. Poultry is adapted to floor keeping Poultry is marked with calm temperament. rose yellow middle level Feather colour mainly black with silver crest 3.3 2.3 Body is wide and deep, lifted in vertical direction; head is big, with wide forhead bone; beak is yellow, bent; comb is single and rose; lobes are red; neck is short and thick; back is straight, wide; chest muscles are good developed, deep. Legs are high strong, dark; wings are not big, tightly cuddled to body. Tail is of average size, with developed fearthers at roosters. Locally adapted domestic breed Developed in Russia by folk selection method. But Ukrainian population differs a bit from original one as scientists of Institute of poultry-breeding long time improved its exterior and economic useful traits. Borky farm (south of Ukraine, Kharkiv region). 185 58 Breed is late maturing. local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Chicken by-Carpathian green-legged chicken eng. prykarpatska zelenonizhka Native domestic breed There should be hold expeditions on number revealing in Transcarpathian and Lviv regions. local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Blagovarsky eng. Meat 3.75 2.75 domestic strain created at the base of Pekin breed from Russia. Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Cherkassy, Kharkiv, Mikolayiv, Zaporizhie, Vinnitsa, Sumy, Odessa, Kyiv oblasts. Totally in all regions 24 farms. 65 66.5 Paternal forms are B1 and B2. B1 ducks have laying ability for 40 weeks 180 eggs; ducklings' hatching - 74%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.5 kg, females - 3.3 kg; ducklings' survival rate - 98%. B2 ducks have laying ability for initial layer at 40 weeks' age - 196 eggs; ducklings' hatching - 78%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.0 kg, females - 2.8 kg; ducklings' survival rate - 99%. Hybrids of these two lines have live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.4 kg, females - 3.2 kg; survival rate of ducklings for 7 weeks - 98.0%; feed efficiency - 2.8 kg; ducklings' hatching rate - 78%. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Compact 94 eng. Meat 3.75 2.75 domestic strain created at the base of Pekin breed in Hungary. 1 reproductive farm at the south of Ukraine (Mykolaiv region). Paternal forms have laying ability for initial layer at 40 weeks' age 170-190 eggs; ducklings hatching - 63-68%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.1-3.2 kg, females - 2.7-2.8 kg; ducklings' survival rate for 7 weeks - 97%. Hybrids have live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.1-3.3 kg, females - 2.7-2.9 kg; survival rate of ducklings for 7 weeks - 98.0%. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) K-99 Meat domestic strain cross, created at the base of Pekin breed. from Hungary. east of Ukraine. Paternal forms have laying ability for initial layer at 40 weeks' age 180-200 eggs; ducklings hatching - 64-70%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.1-3.3 kg, females - 2.7-2.9 kg; ducklings' survival rate for 7 weeks - 97%. Hybrids have live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.2-3.4 kg, females - 2.8-3.0 kg; survival rate of ducklings for 7 weeks - 98.0%. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Medeo 3.75 2.75 domestic strain created at the base of Pekin breed. from Kazakhstan. central part of Ukraine (1 reproductive farm). 76 66.5 Paternal forms are M1 and M2. M1 ducks have laying ability for 40 weeks 160 eggs with egg weight - 95.0 g; ducklings hatching - 60%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.3 kg, females - 3.1 kg. M2 ducks have laying ability for initial layer at 40 weeks' age - 190 eggs with egg weight - 92.0 g; ducklings hatching - 70%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.0 kg, females - 2.7 kg. Hybrids of these two lines have live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.2 kg, females - 3.0 kg; survival rate of ducklings for 7 weeks - 98.0%. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Pekin eng. created at the west pre-mountanious area of Pekin. Pekin Meat, Research One of the best breeds in growth intensity and meat qualities. "In Ukraine breed is represented as strains ""Medeo"",""Temp"", ""Blagovarskiy""." white orange white industrial Ducklings are yellow. White with cream-and-yellow shade. White 3.8 3.3 Head is big, wide, with convex forehead part; eyes are big, shiny, dark-blue; beak is orange-and-yellow, of medium size, a bit curved; neck is thick, of medium size. Legs are not high, thick, strong, reddish-orange. Ducks have long, deep, lifted body; chest muscles are wide and deep; back is wide and prolonged, declined from shoulders to tail, tail is lifted a bit. Wings tightly cuddles to body. domestic breed western part of Ukraine (3 farms) and 1 farm at the central part. 115 85 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Laying ability for initial layer for 20 weeks 80-120 eggs; ducklings hatching - 60-65%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 2.5 kg, females - 2.1 kg. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Temp Meat 3.75 2.75 domestic strain created at the base of Pekin breed. from Belorussia. southeastern part of Ukraine (2 farms) and central part of Ukraine (1 farm). 98 66.5 Paternal forms have laying ability for initial layer at 40 weeks' age 210 eggs; ducklings' hatching - 60-68%; live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.0-3.2 kg, females - 2.6-2.8 kg; ducklings' survival rate for 7 weeks - 99%. Hybrids have live weight at 7 weeks' age for males - 3.2 kg, females - 2.8 kg; survival rate of ducklings for 7 weeks - 98.0%. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Ukrainian Black White-Breasted eng. Named so due to specific appearance and name of country, where it was bred. Ukrayinski chorni bilogrudi Meat, Research live weight of ducklings at 7-week age - 2.7-3.0 kg. white black middle level Ducks are multi coloured: black plumage with white spotting on neck and upper breast region and, sometimes with white primaries, dark slate beak, lighter in males, black eyes. white 3.7 3.3 Feather colour is black (E) with light patches at neck and upper part of chest (S-gene), sometimes with purely white (W); beak is darkgrey-and-blue colour, male's one is lighter; wings are not big, tightly fitted to body, they have 'mirror' with greenish or violetish shade; legs are black or dark-and-brown; eyes are black; tail is lifted. Native domestic breed Developed from 1948-1954 at the Ukrainian Poultry Research Station out of the native Black (or Black-Grey) White-breasted ducks that were paired to a Black White-breasted drake produced by segregating offspring from crossing of the Pekin duck and a Khaki Campbell drake. 1948-1954 There should be done expeditions in private husbandries on revealing of availability of the breed in Ternopil (western part of Ukraine), Poltava (central part of Ukraine) and Mykolajiv (southern part) regions. 110 74 ducks' laying ability for 21 week of productive life - 100-120 eggs, ducklings' outlet percent - 76-81%. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Ukrainian Clay eng. Named because of country, where it was bred and colour of feather (clayish). Ukrainski glynyasti Meat, Research Used for producing a new synthetic duck population. Live weight of ducklings at 7-week age - 2.6-2.8 kg. white reddish middle level Males have light green (light olive colour) of feather and females - dark green. white 3.2 3 Distinctly expressed sex dymorphism of adult poultry for feather colour: ducks' feather is brown (d-gene), at back and wings it is lighter, tightly fitted to body; drakes' head, neck and chest is bronze-brown, other part of body is fulvous-sand-coloured. Beak of males is light-green, of females - dark-green; chest is wide, deep, jet out; back is wide, direct; wings are tightly fitted to body; legs are orange-and-red. Native domestic breed This breed was developed from 1948-1953 at the Ukrainian Poultry Research Station, Borki, Ukraine from segregating of individuals of Ukrainian Grey. later selection was done, considering colour of poultry (clayish). Selection is directed to save typical poultry exterior, increasing of live weight and poultry survival rate, ducks' laying ability, hatching ability. 1948-1953 There should be done expeditions on revealing of availability of the breed in Ternopil (western part of Ukraine), Poltava (central part of Ukraine) and Mykolajiv (southern part) regions. 170 69 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Ducks' laying ability for 21 week of productive life - 104-110 eggs, ducklings' outlet percent - 75-78%. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Ukrainian Grey eng. Name of the breed derives from the name of country (Ukraine), where it was created and colour of feather. Ukrainski siri Research live weight of ducklings at 7-week age - 2.6-2.8 kg. white various colours middle level comment: olive coloured in males and dark olive coloured in females, dark brown eyes, the drakes' heads are dark-grey with a white collar on the neck, the back is dark-brown, the breast is red-brown white (Y). 3.4 3.1 Distinctly expressed sex dymorphism of adult poultry for feather colour: head and neck of drakes are of black colour with green shade, at the neck is white ring; beak of males is olive, eyes are dark-and-brown; breast is wide, deep, convex, drakes' one - brown-and-red; back is wide, direct; wings are with 'mirrors', tightly fitted to body; legs are not high, strong, pink-and-red; feather of feral type (M+, L+), of lower part of body - lighter, than at the back; ducks have even dark-and-grey feather with not big 'mirror'; eyes are dark-olive; deep, lifted body; head is prolonged; dark-olive beak; neck is of medium size, a bit curved. Native domestic breed This breed was developed from 1948-1953 at the Ukrainian Poultry Research Station, Borki (Harkiv region), Ukraine by using the native local Grey ducks. Later used introductory crossing with feral drakes. 1948-1953 Kyjiv region. 160 72 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. ducks' laying ability for 21 week of productive life - 99-100 eggs, ducklings' outlet percent - 69-76%. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Ukrainian White eng. The name is given to ducks which were bred at the territory of Ukraine and after their feather colour. Ukrainski bili Meat, Research Live weight of ducklings at 7-week age - 2.8-3.2 kg. reddish white no special pattern middle level beak is pale pink or orange, grey eyes White White or yellow. 3.8 3.4 Body is deep, wide; head is prolonged; beak is pale-pink or orange; neck is of medium size, a bit curved; chest muscles are wide, deep, jet out; back is wide, direct; wings are tightly fitted to body; legs are not tall, strong, pink-and-red; skin is white (Y-gene) or yellow (y+). Native domestic line This breed was developed from 1948-1953 at the Ukrainian Poultry Research Station, Borki from segregating individuals of Ukrainian Grey ducks. Selection is directed to improve poultry exterior, increasing of live weight, ducks' laying ability, hatching ability, ducklings' growing intensity. There are three selected lines of Ukrainian White ducks. 1948-1953 There should be done expedition revealing of this breed duck availability in Ternopil region. 160 72 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. ducks' laying ability for 21 week of productive life - 105-115 eggs, ducklings' outlet percent - 76-80 %. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Ukrainian White-Line Ub 4 eng. Research The meat has a reduced fat content. middle level comment: pale pink or orange 3.4 3.3 domestic line This line has been developed in 1990 on the base of Ukrainian White, Line 7. A line with reduced fat content (25.9%). 1990 Kharkov Region 133 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Ukrainian White-Line Ub 5 eng. Research middle level comment: pale pink in females and yellow in males 3.3 3.2 domestic line This line has been developed from 1970 onwards by selecting Ukrainian White. 1970 onwards Kharkov Region 130 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Duck (domestic) Ukrainian White-Line Ub 7 eng. Research middle level comment: pale pink or orange 3.5 3.4 domestic line This line has been developed from 1970 onwards on the base of Ukrainian White ducks crossed once with Pekin drakes of American origin (combination 13 cross) and was used as a maternal line of the Kharkovsky 37 cross. 1970 onwards Kharkov Region 153 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Goat Askanian Mohair eng. Wool 2 2 0 domestic variety 0 wool mohair/angora local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Goat Krymskaya ru. Crimean Meat uni coloured: grey
multi coloured: white, black
comments: white with black head, pied 2 2 0 domestic variety 0 Crimea hair local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Gorkivsky Named after region of Russia, where it was created (Gorky region). Gorky Meat live weight of goslings at 9-week age is 3.5-3.6 kg. goslings' hatching percent - 70-80%. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial uni coloured: white, sometimes grey 7.5 6.5 long, deep, broad elevated body. The head carries a small outgrowth on the beak and straight, sometimes even a bit long. The neck is long and bends backward. Locally adapted domestic breed Created as a result of complex reproductive crossbreeding of local geese of Gorky region (Russia) with Chinese and Solntsegorsky geese. 5 farms in the centre of Ukraine (Kyjiv and Vinnitsa regions) and 1 farm in the south of country (Zaporizhzhya region). 50 140 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Italian White The geese are fed to obtain fat liver. eng. Roman Italian white Meat Live weight of gooslings at 9-weeks' age - 3.8-4.0 kg. Gooslings' hatching - 65-70%. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. white no special pattern industrial 7 6 compact body, broad and deep breast, thick neck. The head and neck are of average size. Locally adapted domestic breed imported 1975 10 farms (5 in the southern part, 1 - in the western, 3 - in the central, 1 - in the north-eastern part). 50 155 8 international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Kubanian Grey eng. named after colour of geese and area where it was bred (Kuban). kubanski siri Meat gooslings' hatching - 75-84%, live weight of gooslings at 9-week age - 3.0-3.5 kg. 5.5 5 Locally adapted domestic breed Created in poultry department of Kuban agricultural institute with backward crossing of Gorkivsky geese with Chinese ones. 1 farm in the southern region (Mykolaiv region). 80 150 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Large Grey eng. Name is given because of poultry colour and size (excellent meat forms and high growth intensity). Large Grey Velyka sira Meat Maintained as a closed flock with a sex ratio 1: 3-4 and under individual selection and group mating at the reproducer. Gooslings' live weight at 9-weeks' age: males' - 4.5-4.8 kg, females' - 3.9-4.3 kg. Gooslings' hatching is 65-76%. Large Grey geese can be fattened for fat liver, which weighed in average 340 g, some geese at special fattening have fat liver 500 g. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. orange middle level comment: lighter colour of breast and abdomen, orange beak, brown eyes 7 6 normally single, sometimes dual lobed. Geese have strong body structure: head is not big with short orange-and-red beak; neck is of average size, thickened at base; body is wide, deep; chest muscles are convex, wide and deep; back is long, wide; at the abdomen there are two adipose folds; legs are of average length of orange-and-red colour; head, upper part of neck and back is of deep grey colour, chest is light-grey; at back and wings there is distinct scales-like pattern; at belly feather is white, feather at tail is white as well. Daily gooslings are strong, mobile, beautiful for phenotype: head is of avearage size, eyes are round, dark; beak is short, dark, with yellow tip; wide back, convex chest; widely set legs with dark paws; upper part of head, back, wings have dark colour of down; cheeks, lower part of neck, chest and belly - of light-yellow colour. Native domestic breed created by the scientists of Institute of poultry breeding of NAAS at the base of local Roman and Toulouse geese with selection for live weight, performance, vitality and fertility increasing at feed with lowered level of concentrates. Work was started at 1939. 1956. 14 farms (3 - in the south, 6 - in the centre, 5 - in the south-east). 35 60 160 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Large White eng. Name is given after size and colour of geese. Velyka bila Meat These geese are single of white geese of Ukraine, that have high genetic predisposition to fattening for fat liver, average weight of which at gooslings' fattening since 80-days' age is 340 g, since 135-days' age - 404 g, since 170-days' age - 444 g, adult geese - 500-700 g. Live weight of gooslings at 9-week's age - 4.2-4.5 kg. Gooslings' output - 70-75%. fat liver Geese are characterized with high output of feather-and-down material of lifetime plucking - 120 g per head. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. orange white middle level white white. 7.2 6.5 Adult geese have strong body structure and white plumage. Their head is not big with short orange-and-red beak; neck is of average size; body is wide, deep; chest is convex. Males' and females' back is direct, long and wide; at the abdomen there are not big adipose folds; legs are of average length of orange-and-red colour, widely set. Daily gooslings are autosexed for down colour: females have dark backs, dark heads or distinct dark spots like hats (G-Sd-SpSpCC); males' down colour at dorsal body surface is yellow or light-grey (GGSdSpSpCC), beak as well much more lighter, than females' one. Native domestic breed created by the scientists of Institute of poultry breeding of NAAS by way of double-hybrid crossing of loca Large Grey and Rhein geese with later selection for qualitative traits and autosexity, increased growth energy of gooslings, adult poultry live weight, high fertility of females and fertilizing ability of males. Work was started at 1980. 6 farms (2 - in the south-eastern, 2 - in the southern, 1 - in the central, 1 - in the north-eastern parts of Ukraine). 37 60 170 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Leghart Meat One more direction of this breed use - down use. At 11-week age goose can be plucked and take about 100 g of down. Generally, per year one goose can give a half of kg of down. Breed is of heavy type. gooslings' hatching - 60-65%. Can be used for goose liver production. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. http://ptahosweet.com/?p=legard consume 20% lesser feed, then other breeds. orange white industrial Distinctive breed trait - blue eyes, gooslings have dark spots at yellow down. white 8 7 Beak is not big, neck is of middle length, body is deep and long. There is not big fat fold at belly. Exotic domestic breed created in Denmark at the base of local populations. 3 farms (1 - in the southern part of Ukraine, 1 - in south-eastern, 1 - in western part (Lviv). 33 190 live weight of gooslings at 9-week age - 4.5-4.9 kg. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Lindovska Named after name of poultry breeding plant, where it was created in Russia (Lindovskiy). live weight of goslings at 9-week age - 5.0-5.1 kg. goslings hatching percent - 70%. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., Bogatyr V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. 8.5 7.3 domestic breed Created in Russia by complex reproductive crossing of local geese with poultry of Chinese breed and later - Solntsegorsky breed group with later selection for live weight, laying ability and eggs hatching increasing. 3 farms (1 - in central region, 1 - in east-northern region and 1 - in southern region). 50 160 local No Information unknown unknown -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Obrishino Grey eng. Meat 6.7 6.2 domestic breed composite of three breeds: (F1: indigenous breed White x China Grey) (male) x Large Grey (female) Lviv and Transcarpathian regions. 12 12 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Obroshyno White eng. domestic breed Lviv and Transcarpathian region. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Rhenish White Males are used for crossing with Large White females to get industrial hybrids, which have not only improved meat forms, but later are suitable for special fattening for fat liver. eng. Rhein Synthetic population FattyLiver, Meat, Research Geese of the breed at pure breeding are characterised with high fattening abilities, have high reproductive performance and are suitable to be fattened for fat liver. Live weight of gooslings at 9-weeks' age - 3.7-4.0 kg. Survival rate of gooslings - 94-95%. Gooslings' output - 65-70%. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. orange white industrial comment: orange beak, blue eyes white 6.5 6 Adult geese have white plumage, compact horizontal body. At abdomen there is double not big fold. Head is of average size, eyes are blue, neck is of average length, chest muscles are wide and deep. Legs and beak are orange. Locally adapted domestic breed imported in 1969. 1969. Hungary. Kharkov Region 80 170 international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Romensky Named after territory, where it was historically located in east-north of Ukraine - Romny. Romenska Meat one of the oldest breeds in Ukraine. live weight of goslings at 9-week age - up to 4.0 kg. gosling hatching percent - 40-50%. orange grey indigenous multi coloured: grey, white or spotted, most common is grey, plumage on the neck and back is dark grey, belly is white. 6 5 short and thick neck, broad breast and one or two folds of skin on the stomach, the tail is not big and slightly raised. Head is of average sizes, body is broad. Legs are short, massive. Straight, short, orange-coloured beak (dark brown at the tip) Native domestic breed Created on the basis of local geese raised in Sumy region (north-eastern part of Ukraine). There should be done expdions on number revealing in Poltava and Sumy regions. 30 155 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Synthetic Ukrainian Population eng. Research comment: sex dimorphism in down and plumage coloured, grey primaries in white females at 8 weeks of age (c and /c and , s /sp, sd/wgg/w) versus self-white plumage in males (c and /c, sp/sp, sd/w, g/w) 6 5.4 domestic strain developed from 1986-1990 on the base of Rhenish White and Large Grey geese at the Ukrainian Poultry Research Station, Borki, Ukraine 1986-1990 Kharkov Region local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Goose (domestic) Toulouse The Toulouse geese are used to enhance meat properties of other breeds and production of liver. eng. Toulouse Tuluzska GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat live weight of goslings at 9-week age - up to 4.5 kg. gosling hatching percent - 40-50%. have better fertility at water availability. industrial uni coloured: dark grey back, light-grey on the breast, white on the belly 13 10 "massive body, great head with a """"purse"""" under the beak, thick neck, short massive legs, big fat folds on the stomach." domestic breed Created in France as a result of local geese selection. 1 farm at the south-east of Ukraine (Dnepropetrovsk region). 30 155 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Ukraine UKR Guinea fowl Grey Quialish eng. domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Horse Arabic Arabian horses are used to improve other horse breeds to make them drier and more elegant, strengthen tendons and ligaments, improve the quality of movements. eng. Arab Arabska GeneralCrossbreeding, Racing, Riding (sports), Sport Horses of purebred Arabian horse breed that were bred in former USSR, including Ukraine, are divided into four interlinear types: koheylan, sihlavi and hadban and koheylan-sihlavi. They have good adaptation. Grey Arabian horses are resistant to melanosarkoma. Horses of this breed possess good fertility and resistance. This traits horses of the breed transmits to the offspring. Some dams born 18-20 foals. Arabian horses are characterized with ability to fast restoring of vital energy, unpretentiousness, hardiness, and, at the same time, goodwill to man. Black and dark bay are not characteristic for this breed, horses of this colour are met seldom. Bay, grey, red 155 145 Horses of Arabian breed have unique exterior, that is expressed in elegant points, dryness, typical for this breed departed tail. Head is dry, with a broad forehead and prominent lively eyes. Ears are long, well set, sharply outlined, with sharpened converging ends. Head has long neck, withers are of medium length. Back is short, croup is well muscled, chest broad and deep, ribs rounded, limbs long and dry. domestic breed imported; exotic 29 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Horse Budyonnivska Horses of this breed successfully used under saddle as well in harness. Breed is named after the name of war hero - Boodjonnij. Budyonny GeneralCrossbreeding, Racing, Riding (sports), Riding (work), Sport, Transport Budyonny stallion Zanos passed under rider per day 309 km, for 69 hours 45 minutes - 611 km, in 15 days - 1800 km. In draft tests Budyonny horses showed maximum draft force 460 kg. They are hardy and undemanding. Horses of the breed were always characterized with comparatively high reproductive ability. However, recently there has been some reduction in this trait. Analysis of reproductive ability of modern breeding mares shows that the level of mare pregnancy is 84%, foals output - 73-75%. Vice is quite common trait of the animals of this breed. Hardy and undemanding. Color of Budyonny horses is mainly red and golden-red of various shades, rarely can be met brown and even more rarely bay. 166 163 550 500 They are of average height, well-developed chest and strong compact limbs. They have a strong constitution, dry figure, well developed muscles. They differ from Don horses drier, medium-size head with straight profile. Jaws are widely placed. Neck is mostly long, muscular, often with a long neck, high posture and outlet; wither is high, long with long shoulder, obliquely set, back and waist are level, wide, well muscled; croup is long, wide, with normal slope, chest is broad, deep, long, limbs with well-defined joints, medium-sized hooves and well developed muscles. Disadvantages of exterior that often occur in the breed - soft back (saddle-backed ones), interception under wrist, hollowed wrist, very straight and soft ankles, winging-in and -out of fore limbs. domestic breed "Indigenous breed of the former USSR. It was created at Budyonnij and First Horse Army horse farms in the Rostov region in 1948 by crossbreeding of Don and Black Sea dams with Blood Saddle breed stallions. The breed was formed in the conditions of cultivated pasture keeping with regular training. At the same time crosses of the desired type that have useful traits of source breeds bred ""in itself""; crosses of lightweight structure and delicate constitution crossed back with stallions of massive Don breed; crosses with insufficiently expressed saddle qualities were re-crossed with Blood Saddle horse breed sires." 1921-1948. Lugansk and Mikolayiv (eastern part of Ukraine). regional No Information unknown unknown critical -Ukraine UKR Horse French Trotter eng. Frantsuzskyi rysak GeneralCrossbreeding, Sport late-maturing on agility. Horses are strong and endurant. bay, sometimes red. 165 Animals with strong bones, well developed wither and back. Head is a bit rough. Massive horses. domestic breed imported. 1 breeding farm in central part of Ukraine (Kiev region). local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Horse German Bessarabian eng. German Colonist uni coloured: black light 0 domestic variety mixed origin Bessarabia, south of Moldavian Republic, formerly Romania - now Ukraine local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Horse Gutsul Hutsul horses due to such qualities as soft movements, goodwill and devotion to work are used complex: for saddle riding and carting. Besides that, this breed is considered to be one of the best for hippotherapy. eng. This breed is derived from the name of Ukrainian Eastern Carpathians, whose name was Gutsuls. Hutsul Carting, DraughtPower, Transport Gutsuls are small and bony, undemanding to food, disease resistant, marked with longevity (20 years old ones save ability to reproduce), with regular exterior and dry constitution, has strong limbs, small and very strong hoofs, that does not need to be shoed. This small horse is very strong, calm and able to live in open air the whole year. Breed belongs to the local endangered breeds of Ukraine. In Ukraine there are 2 types of Hutsul horses: light saddle-pack type and heavier draft. Breed has lines of Gurgul, Zmerlyk, Horal, Grobe. They are well suited to work in harsh mountain conditions. Horses of this breed have high endurance and resistance, resistant to diseases. Marked with high prolificacy and longevity. Hutsul horses tend to recover quickly fatness, efficiently use feed.They have unique coordination when overcoming the steep mountain terrain. Allele Dcfk is characteristic only for Hutsul breed. Homosigosity coefficient (Ca) is rather low (0.1909) They are adapt to intensive work highly in mountains. Colour is mostly bay with a dark belt along the back, can also be brown, dun (pale yellow), pockmarked, black, red, gray, ashy, possible zebra-liked strips on the forlimbs and the shoulder blades. Bay, red 136 132 The main type of Hutsul horse - draft. Body structure of this type is massive, shapes are rounded, constitution is strong. The body is wide, deep and long, head is of medium size with broad forehead, straight or curved inward profile, thick neck is short, wither is low long, steep blades, short limbs, set wide apart, front - often with short metacarpus, rear almost always cow-hocked. domestic breed Indigenous breed. Breed is created by crossing of mountain horses of Bukovina (region of Carpathian), Galicia and Hungary with stallions of haflinher and pintzgauer breeds and horses of Oriental type, including the Arabian breed. At the beginning of XX century purebred saddle horses were used in crossings - Anglo-Arab, and later Kabardian horses. But there is thought, that this breed is direct descendants of tarpans (silverfish). Proximity of Hutsul horses to tarpans is explained by the large amount of zebra-likeness among them, which is characteristic for many native species. This breed was first written mentioned in 1603. Carpathian region. On mountain trails horses of this breed with packs on their backs weighing 100 kg and even more passed up to 100 km for 24 hours. Two stallions of this breed in the Carpathian mountain paths in harness passed for day and a half 180 km with a break for the night. regional No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Horse Hafflinger Hafflinger is admitted to be universal (ideal horse for all family). eng. Haflinger DraughtPower, Hobby, Riding (byChildren), Sport Because of living during the evolution closely with people, it is the perfect friend of people. It is very pacable. They are undemanding and endurant. successfully can be used in mountainous regions, at narrow paths. very assiduous and calm. http://horsepkr.com/ua/knyazha-konyushnya/55-khaflinher Gold colour (palomino) with white tail and mane. 148 138 Head is noble and harmonious, stallions' one can be a bit rough, nape is good expressed, neck is noble, of sufficient length, regularly set, chest is rather wide, deep, shoulder has excellent angle, scruff is high, that ensure good saddle position, back is strong, of sufficient length, with short loin, limbs are dry, regularly set, joints are wide, good expressed, strong hooves, patches on limbs are undesirable, but allowed. Exotic n domestic breed Hafflinger - ancient breed of small horses, created at Austrian mountains, in Tirol. Hafflinger has accurate and rhythmical allurs. Pace is loose, energetic, noble and rhythmical. Trot and hallop are elastic, energetic, athletic and rhythmical. Hind legs works actively with large space seizing. Low move is inherent to horses of the breed, high move is undiserable. international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Horse Hanover eng. The name comes from the province of Germany (Hannover), where the breed was bred. Hanoverian Gannoverska Sport There were two types in the breed: lightened, saddle and massive. Have a well balanced energetic temperament. Mostly red and bay, less often black and gray. 170 Modern Hannover horse is quite large (withers height 158-175 cm) and massive with great expressive head, long neck, developed muscles, well-defined withers, strong limbs, good movements and powerful jump. They are harmoniously built, with compact body. domestic breed 1 breeding farm at Chernihiv region (2014). international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Horse Latvian Harness Used in horse sport both in harness and under saddle. eng. This breed was derived in Latvia, so was named after the name of the country. DraughtPower, Sport There are three types in the breed: basic, heavy and lightweight. Most of the horses of light type for the exterior are close to half-blood saddle horse breeds. This is achieved by crossing with Hanover, Trakenen and Pure-blood stallions. Breed is characterized with universal working qualities, longevity, calmness. High fecundity. They are long-living. Color is mostly bay and red with large patches on the head and limbs. 165 160 650 600 Horses are characterized with harmonious and strong body build, well developed muscles and skeleton. Latvian harness horses are tall with well-developed body, strong limbs. Head is big, with strong, medium length neck, that has high output. Croup of these horses is wide, slightly droop, chest is deep, muscles - well developed, limbs are dry and bony, with strong hooves. Latvian harness horses have broad movements, expressed harness type and well-developed working traits. Among the exterior flaws of the breed often found rough head, short neck, damp limbs, saber-liked limbs. domestic breed Created in Latvia by a complex reproductive crossbreeding of local mares with European half-blooded harness and carthorse breeds. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Horse Newolexandrian heavy draft Transporting light loads in collective and private farms. eng. Named after name of noted in Ukraine horse-breeding farm in New Olexandrivka vilage in the southern east of Ukraine, where this breed was bred at the final stage. Novooleksanrivskii vagovoz Carting, DraughtPower, GeneralCrossbreeding, Transport More than 20 representatives of Newolexandrian type were awarded the title of breed champions. It is known that Newolexandrian heavy draft horses are best horse herd improvers in commercial horse-breeding. Use of this breed in all regions of Ukraine gives possibility to obtain from small mares larger and stronger hybrids with good working qualities. Characterised by excellent adaptability to various farm and climatic conditions. The breed has high reproductive abiliity. Foaling rate in leading breeding farm - 85-95 and more per 100 mares. Temper is vigorous, balanced. Breed is early-matured and has great longevity. They are mobile, have high work-effeciency when driving by step, trot with load. They have great carrying capacity. Undemanding to feed, can digest it well and keep fatness long time. Dominating colours are red and red-roan, bay and bay-roan. 155 150 590 560 Animals are not big, of harness type and strong body build.Their head is comparatively light, dry, with wide forehead and lively eyes, neck is rather long, muscular, often with Arabized bend, wither is wide; back is wide, long and strong, flat loins, wide and muscular; groin is short, crupper is large, wide and split, with normal inclination; chest is rounded; limbs are strong, rather short, dry, overgrown with hair, rear - often out-kneed; mane and tail are thick, long and often wavy. Native domestic breed The work with the breed in Ukraine began in 1868, when to Poltava region was imported cart horses from Western European countries, mainly from Belgium. Local mares (partially improved by various other breeds before) were crossed with Belgian Mountain Arden sires, to a lesser extent with Brabants and Persherons. Till 1920 in the breed of Russian Ardens there were formed several breed types. The smallest, but most uniform proportional figure had Dibrovsky Arden. In 1929 Dibrovsky cart horses of Mariupol national farm was transferred to Novooleksandrivka stud, where selection work was being built on cross lines with simultaneous application of inbreeding. 1998 Poltava, Sumy, Ternopil, Cherkassy, Chernigov region of Ukraine. 2500 3000 21 21 http://lann.com.ua/ Maximal draft power - 669 kg. local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Horse Nogai extinct since the beginning of the previous century breed. extinct breed. 0 domestic variety origin of Cossak (Old Don) and Black Sea southern Ukraine local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Horse Orlov Trotter This breed is known as universal harness breed and improver of local horses. Pure-blood and crossbred horses of this breed are also used for riding and classical variants of equestrian sport. eng. Name was derived from the name of originator and direction of use of horses. Orlov Trotter Orlovska rysysta Carting, GeneralCrossbreeding, Racing Among Orlov trotters there are isolated 3 breed and 5 farm types. During 2000-2005 years Orlov trotters of Ukrainian selection there was done several international records of breed in different gender and age categories. Orlov trotters easily adapt to different conditions. Mares are quite prolific. Output of foals - 80-85 from 100 mares. Orlov trotters mostly have balanced, friendly and energetic temperament. They are relatively late-maturing and finish growth and development till 6-7-year. Alleles' frequencies on three blood protein loci: transferrine (Tf), albumine (Al) and esterase (Es). Amongst investigated 998 Orlov trotters were found such allele frequencies: Tf D - 0,099; Tf F - 0,357; Tf H - 0,213; Tf O - 0,035; Tf R - 0,296; Al A - 0,400; Al B - 0,600; Es F - 0,199; Es G - 0,356; Es I - 0,444; Es H - 0,001. "Color - gray (50%), more often spotted (""in apples"") with dark or white mane and tail, bay (23%), black (20%) and red (5%)." 162 161 550 500 Orlov trotters are large, harmonious, light harness horses. Exterior marks of Oryol trotters are dry, specific for breed head, straight long neck, long, tall, well-muscled withers, broad back and loins, long rump. However, there are in breed also too high-limbed horses with not enough deep chest and weak joints. There also can be found horses with toes-out forearms and short pasterns. Gray horses often have melanosarkoma and grease. Locally adapted y 1927 domestic breed This light harness breed was created in late XVIII-early XIX century in Khrenovsk horse farm by means of reproductive crossbreeding of Arabic horses and some eastern breeds with cart horses from West Germany (Danish, Dutch, Meklenburghian, etc.). 12 farms in central, southern and eastern parts of Ukraine. 20 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Ukraine UKR Horse Russian Heavy Draft Used in agricultural work. eng. DraughtPower Horses have good acclimatization ability. At some breeding farms' conditions from 100 mares they receive 85-95 foals. Have balanced energetic temperament, are characterized by endurance, high work effeciency and are early maturing - they finish their growth to three years. Undemandable to feed, can digest it well and keep fatness. Black colour is rare for breed. Red, red-and-roan, red-and-bay, brown, black. 150 148 590 560 Russian Heavy Draft horses are small, massive, harmoniously built, with short, strong and dry limbs, average head. Their neck is strong with well-developed crest, wither is low, back is middle, croup is wide, steep a bit. They perfectly combine dry figure, solidity and mobility.Among exterior defects can be found mild back, outlet of limbs. These horses have well expressed carthorse shape and strong body build. y domestic breed Created by means of complex reproductive crossbreeding of local mare population with Ardennes, Barbonson and other cart horse breeds. 1952 Kyiv (central) region. 2600 22 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Horse Russian Trotter eng. The name comes from the country of origin and character of productivity. Russian Trotter GeneralCrossbreeding, Racing, Riding (work) Almost all absolute records in racing horse-breeding of former Soviet Union did Russian Trotter horses. In 1975 1600-meters' distance was overcame for 1 min 58.7 sec. by stallion Vlastnij from Dybrovka horse farm (central part of Ukraine). Horses are good adapted to different conditions. Genetic polymorphism on different indices of blood groups and serum proteins is represented with following friquencies: antigens of blood groups — Аа — 0,83, Ас — 0,03, Са - 0,89, Dа - 0,23; Dв - 0,21; Dс1 - 0,77; Dс - 0,28; Dп - 0,19, Ка - 0,19, Ра - 0,76, Qa - 0,12; on transferrins - D - 0,26, F - 0,39, Н - 0,08, О - 0,8, R - 0,17. Transferrin М is not found. uni coloured: predominantly chestnut (46%), black is less frequent (27%), red and grey also exist Bay. 161 159 strong body build, well developed muscular system. Exterior faults are droop croup, some animals have knock-kneed fore limbs and sabre-liked hind limbs, cocked and straight ancles. Locally adapted y domestic breed This breed resulted in reproductive crossbreeding of Orlov and American trotters with further pure breeding of the crosses. 1949 southern, eastern, central part of Ukraine. international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Ukraine UKR Horse Shetland Pony They are used for children's sports, for circus or as decorative horses. eng. The name comes from the name of Shetland Islands where the breed was created. Shetland Pony Riding (byChildren) Considering ratio size/power of this breed, it is one of the strongest breeds. Temper of this breed is as a rule calm and easy. They are resistant to diseases. Reproductive ability is 95-97 foals per 100 mares. Shetland pony are characterized by endurance, they are undemanding and tireless. Very adaptable. They are mostly uni coloured: black (35.3%), red (23.6%), and others (palamino (17.6%). Black, red. 95.5 94.7 They have low height, their neck is of average length. The distinctive exterior trait of pony is short legs, the croup is saggy and short, as a rule, the body hair, forelock, mane and tail are well developed. They are mostly sway-backed and have saggy belly. They have very elegant small head and very thick mane. Tail and mane are thick and long, but females have these exterior traits better expressed. The characteristic feature of Shetland pony is rough, long wool on body, very long and thick mane and tail. Such wool protected Shetland pony from cold. domestic breed "imported to ""Askania-Nova"" reservation" 1959 "Private pony farm ""Nabeg (Raid)"" in Kiev." 150 11 20 16 42 30 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Horse Streletska (shooter's) Named after a name of the village, where situated the horse farm, where this breed was created. Mostly bad character. light Native domestic variety origin from crossing Arab x Thoroughbred in late 19th century; origin of Tersk. before the World War II. South-eastern Ukraine local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Horse Tarpan pol. Tarpan Prehistoric Wild Horse extinct since 1919. were hardy very much. meat was very delicious. harmed to agrarian fields very much. very adaptable. The suit of foals was red first years of life. In winter suit became lighter. Horses had dun suit with dark mane and tail, often with dark strip along back and zebra-like limbs. 133 270 Tarpans were a bit lower, than domestic horses, differed from them with wide chest with steep ribs and big head with short muzzle and bulging forhead. Chsracteristic for tarpans were short and almost direct-standing mane and short tail. Read more: http://thehorses.ru/text/text_126.htm#ixzz4DSMtOEff domestic variety prehistoric steppe horse last horse died near Askania-Nova, Kherson steppes. regional No Information extinct extinct critical -Ukraine UKR Horse Thoroughbred for improving existing and creating new breeds. eng. Thoroughbred Chystokrovna verkhova Racing, Riding (sports) The horses of the breed often have strangles and bleeding from the lungs. Horses of this breed is very demanding to keeping conditions, nutrition and care. Violation of optimal parameters leads to significant delay in growth of youngsters, sharp decline in their racing class and descendants' quality. Mares of this breed have relatively low reproductive ability - 60-65 foals per 100 mares. The most precious traits of Thoroughbred horses are high agility, steady transfer of breed-specific traits to descendants, early maturity. Bay, red, black and grey. 163 160 Modern horses of Thoroughbred horse breed are of great stature, with well-developed body, dry structure of the body, strong muscles, energetic movements. The exterior faults of this breed include goat knees (over at the knees), sloping croupe, upright pasterns, curb, ring and side bones and so on. Locally adapted domestic breed imported; exotic imported to Ukraine at the end of XVIII century. 6 horse breeding farms in the south and south-eastern part of Ukraine and 1 breeding farm in the central part. Ukrainian agility record of this breed horses is 59.2 seconds at the distance 1000 meters (stallion Grader, 1956, Dibrovskiy horse-breeding farm). Horses of this breed can have speed 70 km/h. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Horse Torian Best crosses are done when cross Torian mares with Trakenian stallions. eng. "Originates from the name of breeding plant ""Tori"" in Estonia, where this breed was created." Torijska DraughtPower, GeneralCrossbreeding There are three types in the breed: massive, lightened, basic. When tested for maximum carrying capacity, Torian horses had excellent results, compared to such breeds, as Arden and local Estonian. Besides power, Torian horses revealed good ability to trotting and high endurance. Some mares gave birth during their life to 16—17 foals, and Hilda mare - 23 foals. Sometimes mares give offspring, when they are over 30 years. Torian horses are calm, easy lend itself to riding training, not balky. http://kohuku.ru/porodi/tyajeloupryajnie/595-tokiyskaya.html Endurance and high adaptability is characteristic for the breed. Horse colour is red and brown (up to 60%) with white patches at head and limbs, bay (up to 34%), less common is black and roan. 157 146 580 540 Torian horses are short-legged. Alongside with large length and depth of body they have long croup, might, boldly marked muscles, especially at forearm, proportional head with wide forehead, wide nose, large nosdrils and wide interjawbone space. They have muscular, not long, usually equal to head neck; chest is wide, round and deep. Locally adapted domestic breed The Torian breed is a multi-breed mix created as a result of crossbreeding of local Estonian horses with Western breeds. Officially approbated in 1950. 1 breeding plant in western part of Ukraine. 20 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Horse Trakenian show riding and show jumping. Named after horse breeding farm, where it was bred (Trakennen). Trakehner Carting, Riding (sports) The only warm-blooded breed, which is pure-bred. Horses of the breed look like Thoroughbred horses very much, which took considerable part at the creating of the Trakenian breed. strong hooves. On the whole trakenians appears to be aristoctratic, are characterised with bravity, but pliable to training. These horses are light at motion, jumpy and very beautiful. Exclusively rhythmical at allur. Pace and trot of theirs are light, with wide space capturing. Endurant. Suit is bay, black, dark bay, red, grey. 168 162 Horses are characterised with considerable massiveness and angularity. The elegant dry head with big clever eyes, straight or concave profile, wide forehead is admitted perfect by experts. Locally adapted 1974 domestic breed imported; exotic Kiyv, Poltava, Lugansk and Mikolayiv (in 2014 only one breeding farm in Donetsk (eastern) region). international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Ukraine UKR Horse Ukrainian Saddle eng. The name derives from the country of origin and direction of productivity. Ukrayinska Verhova Riding (sports) belong to sport saddle type. high adaptable. high reproductive ability. Calm character. http://wikipage.com.ua/1x2f33.html 63.5% of blood D-system of the breed constitute alleles agm, de and dk. unlike other horse saddle breeds are undemandable to keeping conditions. uni coloured: bay, chestnut or brown 165 160 light animals with elegant and well balanced movements, harmonious body build and strong constitution. Characteristic traits are proportional with straight profile head, long highly set neck, extrimely deep and wide chest, straight back, long, well muscled croup, strong limbs. Exterior faults are sloping croup, sabre-liked limbs. Native y 1971 domestic breed complex reproductive crossbreeding of purebred Trakenian, Hannover, Thoroughbred and especially Russian Saddle (with their elegant forms) stallions with Hungarian and improved local mares. 1990 21 breeding farms (2014) in different regions of Ukraine (all over the country). Liveliness record belongs to Hohlatka mare, which overcame the distance 1600 m for 1 min 40 sec. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Horse Westphalian eng. Westphalian Warmblood Vestfalska Riding (sports), Riding (work), Sport This breed horses are calm, balanced and fair. Allurs are regular, balanced. Pace is wide and loose, trot is energetic and flat. Especially high technic of jumping is characteristic for horses of Papayer, Pluchino and Ramzes lines. Great advantage of the breed is high spreading of themselves to reach results. That's why they reach considerable results at sport – up to World and Olympic Games Сhampions. Horses are of exclusive intelligence. http://happy-horses.ru/vestfalskaya-poroda-loshadej/; http://kohuku.ru/porodi/verhovie/1260-vestfalskaya-poroda-loshadey-foto-opisanie-istoriya-proishozhdeniya.html Skin is mainly bay and red, but there can be found black and grey horses. 170 165 Modern Westphalian horse is rather big, might, but lighter, than Hannover, despite the kinship of this two breeds. Head as well is less noble, neck is of middle length. Wither is good expressed. Shoulder blade is obliquely set, long. Body is wide and deep, false rib is long. Loin and hind limbs are well musculed, croup is long, a bit sloped. Limbs are dry and strong, metacarpus is short. Hooves are of middle size, very strong. domestic breed imported; exotic 1 private breeding farm at the central part of Ukraine (Cherkassy region). regional No Information extinct extinct critical -Ukraine UKR Ostrich African eng. African Black Feral form is spreaded in south Africa. Carina-free group of poultry. Meat is low-calorie, has lowered content of cholesterol and fats (0.9-1.4g/100g), beneficial for people health composition of fat acids. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. Male has resinous-black plumage, neck and naked parts of thigh is grey, beak colour is ranging from red to grey. Female is grey. domestic breed 2 farms in the central part (Kyjiv and Vinnytsa regions), 3 farms in the eastern and southern parts (Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Mykolaiv regions) and 1 farm in the western part of Ukraine (Transcarpathian region). Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. laying for 26 weeks -30-32 eggs, youngsters' survival rate till 52 weeks - 72%, conception rate of eggs - 38-48%, eggs' hatching rate - 51-83%, live weight at 78 weeks' age (1.5 years) - 125 kg. international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Ukraine UKR Ostrich Australian eng. Australian domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical critical -Ukraine UKR Ostrich South American eng. domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Pheasant Hunting eng. length of mating period - 4 months, preparing to nesting - end of February-beginning of March. live weight is 700-1700 g. Meat of pheasants is valuable dietary product. It contains 68.87% of water, 28.49% of protein, 0.5% of nitrogenous extractives, 0.98% of fat, 1.16% of ash. For chemical content, dietary and nutrious qualities it is considered to be better, than meat of domestic poultry. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. various colours Tail is yellow-and-brown with copper-violet shade. Egg shell colour - olive-and-brown with shining green shade. Plumage of males combines pink, violet, deep-green, goldish colours. Females' plumage is simpler (grey-and-yellow). looks like hen, but has long tail. domestic breed 2 farms in the east-southern part of Ukraine (Donetsk region) and 1 farm in central (Kyjiv region). Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. laying ability - 7-18 eggs. local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Pig Dneprovskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Pridneprovskaya porodnaya gruppa, Dnieper Lard uni coloured: black
comments: spotted similar to Krolevets, Mirgorod And Podolian 0 domestic variety origin from Mirgorod, Berkshire (1911) and Large White (1937-38) x local short-eared: bred group 0 Cherkassy local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Pig Durok Used for industrial crossing, as well as for the creating of new breeds, types and lines of meat productivity. eng. Duroc pigs were named after Duroc name of the stallion of the owner, who bred red hogs in the county Saramoga of New York State. Duroc Duroc GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 2004, Durok account for 0.23% of the total pedigree pig population, with 1,185 animals. Animals have good adaptation to the conditions of different climatic zones. Sows have lower reproductive qualities, than dams of other breeds, especially for multiple pregnancy, but they have high maternal traits and feed offspring very well. Chemical and physical parameters of meat and lard show their good quality. They have a lot of intramuscular fat - 3.93%, which provides high-caloric meat and good taste. Animals are characterized by high precocity, reach the desired fattening conditions at early age, have exeptionally high growth rate, good meat qualities and effective use of feed. Pigs are characterized by calmness. Duroc pig breed is characterized by relatively high concentration of alleles Aave (0.570), Bb (0.382) Da (0,130), Fa (0,176). For E blood group system they have five alleles (Eaeg - 0,133; Eedg - 0,384; Eedfh - 0,315; Ebdt -0,004) and 12 genotypes. The value of the effective number of alleles and average number of phenotypes for the sum of D, E, F, G blood group systems for pigs of this breed are respectively 9.7 and 19.6. Heterozygosity for B, E, F and G loci complex - 46%. Suit is red with different shades from dark to light. Animals are red colored 326 255 Animals have a broad and deep sternum with steep bending of ribs, slightly arch-like back, strong loin. Body is compact, deep, hams are filled, feet high and strong, with good-expressed and direct setting. Head is broad, with slight curved profile in front part of it. Ears are of medium size, slightly hanging. domestic breed imported; exotic. The breed is created in the north-eastern United States by crossing the red pigs, bred in New Jersey with pigs, bred in New York. 1976 The main part of breed array in Ukraine was imported from the United States in 1976. Later - from Czechoslovakia in 1983, 1984, 1985. From England - in 1991. The area of breeding covers three southern regions of Ukraine: Zaporizhzhya, Mykolaiv, Kherson intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate 800 62 Suitable for breeding in different economic conditions, including mechanized farms of industrial type. "The cost of feed per 1 kg of growth - 3,6-3,7 feed (oat) units, thickness of speck above the sixth-seven chest vertebra - 19-23 mm. Age of reaching of 100 kg live weight - 184 days. Square of ""muscle cells"" (rib eye) - 38.17 sq.cm (max. 40.3 sq.cm), length of carcass - 98.9 cm (max-103.6 cm), weight of back legs - 11.92 kg (max-12, 9 kg)." 9 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Pig Krolevetskaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Polesian Lard, Polesskaya salnaya, Krolevets Lard uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black, white
comments: black spotted similar to Dnieper, Mirgorod and Podolian 0 domestic variety origin from English breeds x local Polesian: breed group northern Ukraine local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Pig Landras Landrases are used in commercial crossbreeding to increase meat qualities of native breeds. eng. Landrace GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat In 2004 Landras account for 1.13% of the total pedigree pig population, with 5807 animals. demanding to environment. Dams are prolific, have high productivity and good maternal quality. Carcasses have thin layer of speck, good developed sirloin and rear 1/3 of body. At the unsatisfied feeding and management conditions dams decreases fertilization, prolificacy, young animals lose precocity and meat qualities. white 310 230 The length of the body of some pigs is over 200 cm. domestic breed exotic. Created in Denmark at the end of ХІХ century by reproductive crossing of local long-eared pigs with animals of Large White breed of English selection at the satisfied feed conditions. 1960 Imported from Canada in 1960, later from Sweden, United Kingdom and Russia. Spread in 18 regions of Ukraine of different climatic zones. intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate 800 60 When fattening, youngsters reach live weight 100 kg for 170-180 days, expensing 3,4-3,6 feed units for 1 kg of gain. Live weight of nest at 2 months is 170-216 kg. 11 12 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Pig Large Black The boars are widely used for commercial crossbreeding with sows of the Large White and other breeds. eng. Large Black Lard, Meat well adapted to pasture keeping and withstand heat well. Dams of this breed are characterized by good nursing abilities, give prolific and viable litters. Have calm temperament. Bristle is black, black-and-red, thin. Skin is dark 320 220 Animals of this breed are characterized by wide and deep body with well filled hams. Head is of medium length, slightly concave profile, ears hanging on the eyes, legs short and strong. The exterior disadvantages of this breed include folding of leather, hanging of rear part, fragility of constitution. domestic breed Created in the southwestern part of Great Britain in the second half of XIX century by crossing of local long-eared pigs with Neapolitan and Chinese animals. 1947 To Ukraine pigs of this breed were brought from Germany in 1947. "Pigs of this breed are bred in Donetsk, Kiev and Poltava regions. Leading breeding plant is ""Red Star"" of Konstantinovsky district, Donetsk region." intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing 733 Not demanding to the management conditions, good adapted to the grazing. At the state breed trial pigs of Large Black breed had average daily gains 733 g at the cost of feed per 1 kg gain 4.07 feed units, reach 100 kg live weight at 186 days. At a proper feeding Large Black pigs in 10 - 11 months can reach 210-230 kg. Mass of nest in 2 months - 160-175 kg. 9 11 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Ukraine UKR Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat There are three production types: meat, meat-and-fat and fat. The main type is the meat-and-fat or universal type. In 2004 Great White account for 86.81% of the total pedigree pig population, with 447127 animals. Immunogenetic profile of Great White pigs is characterized by wide range of gene frequencies of some blood groups alleles (from 0 to 1). The lowest index of gene frequencies is found on Hb, Fa, Bb systems. High level of immunogenetic similarity is fixed between different herds (r=0.69-0.96), that is evidence of intensive exchange of selection material between breeding farms. Bristle is white. 335 255 Pigs of this breed are proportionally formed with wide and deep body, line of back is straight. Type of constitution is strong or soft dense. Hams are filled satisfactorily. domestic breed imported from United Kingdom. This pig breed was created in England in the 19th century. As a result of a long lasting breeding work, influence of the climate and feeding, the English Great White pig type was radically changed, and now it is actually a domestic Great white breed which exceeds the European type by many characteristics. 1900 Are bred in all regions of Ukraine. intensive agro-industrial by-products, concentrate 750 Length of boars' body is 182-190 cm, dams - 166-170. 10 14 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Pig Mirgorod Good results are done, when Mirgorodian boars are crossed with Large White dams, and dams - with boars of pork productivity direction. eng. native authohtonous breed, named after area (Mirgorodshchyna), where this breed was bred. Myrgorodska, Mirgorodskaya GeneralCrossbreeding, Lard, Meat The breed is considered to be in danger of extinction. In 2004, Mirgorod account for 1.52 % of the total pedigree pig population, with 783 animals. Hardly can be found pure-bred animals. This breed absorbed three pig breeding groups - Krolevetska, Prydniprovska and Podilska. DNA-Material of the breed with gene frequency: RYRI+ 99,9%; RYRI++ 0,1% is stored at the Institute of pig-breeding . The animals are completely adapted to the local climate. Strong resistance to infections is reported for this breed. The high milk production, prolificacy and the high percentage of piglets' survival is remarkable. This breed produces high quality meat. Lard of this breed has high temperature of melting (42 degrees of Celsius), which makes this lard suitable for long storing. Meat of these pigs has high index of pH - 5.1. This breed is well adapted to pasture feeding. Additionally the breed is known for a high gaining. Mykytjuk, D.M. Analysis of genetic resources of animal breeding of Ukraine at the context of their conservation and sustainable use/D.M.Mykytjuk, I.V.Guzev, M.G.Porhun, Y.M.Ryasenko, S.V.Ovcharuk// Animal Breeding and Genetics: Interinstitutional thematic scientific digest. - Vol.40. - K: Agrarian Science, 2006. - P. 129-140. Degree of homozigocity of main boars is 56.5%, main dams - 64.4. Population is marked for slight genetic differentiation. Mirgorod pigs are marked with degj/dbg, aegj/deg, degj/def alleles of E blood system. Pigs of this breed can use pastures. Pigs of Mirgorodian breed are undemanding to environmental conditions. There can be found Black-and-Red animals or animals with white belt behind blades and at front legs. Black-and-White with predominance of black spots. 310 225 Head of these pigs is of middle size, not rude, nozzle is of moderate size, ears are predominantly short, erect, sometimes inclined forward. The modern pigs of this breed are of thick meat-and-fat type, rather long, broad, with deep-breasted and strong body build. Leather is elastic, not rude, without folders. Bristle is glossy, long and thick. Legs are of moderate height, strong. y 1940 domestic breed Composite of boars of Berkshire, Middle White, partially Large White, Large Black and Tamworth breeds and local spotted dams. Were bred under conditions of Ukrainian forest-steppe zone soft climate. In 1882 from United Kingdom imported Berkshire and Medium White, in 1911 - Large Black and Tamworth. 1940 Central Ukraine, Poltava Region, Mirgorod District. Except this territory spread in four more regions of west and north-west regions of Ukraine. agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing 595 68 High protein feed at early age is demanded. Higher percent of globulins in colostrum of dams makes higher survival rate of youngsters. 10 12 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Pig Pietren eng. Pietrain international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Pig Podol'skaya porodnaya gruppa ru. Podol'skaya chernopestraya, Podolian Black Pied, Podolian Lard multi coloured: black, white
comments: black pied similar to Dnieper, Krovelets And Mirgorod 0 domestic variety breed group: origin from Berkshire, Middle White, Large White x local pigs: 0 western Ukraine local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Pig Poltavian Meat Poltavska myasna, Poltavskaya Myasnaya GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat It is the first native high-productive meat pig breed, which meet demands of modern consumer. There is great demand for pigs of this breed, not only at big, but as well at small farms. Adapted to different climate and food conditions. Meat is tender with high protein content (20.1%) with low losses during cooking (43.6%) and braising (37.5%). The most valuable by amino acid composition is meat of pigs, slaughtered at 120 kg. Level of homozygosis of herds for their estimation on 27 antigens of ten genetic systems of blood groups is high and is 61.7% (on line Asbestos - 76.3%, Effect - 71.7%), indicating rather high consolidation. Stress-resistant uni coloured: white 335 235 Pigs of this breed are long with broad and deep body, light head with small slightly floppy ears and a massive skeleton. They are well developed, with straight back and massive hams. domestic breed It was created in the Institute of Pig Breeding of the UAAS during 1966 - 1993 period under methodological supervision of Professor B. V. Bankovsky by means of a complex reproductive crossbreeding. It is a composite of 2 native breeds (Large White, Mirgorod) and 5 foriegn (Landrace, Pietrain, Wessex-Saddleback, Hempshyr and Duroc). 1966-1993 The most widely pigs of this breed are used in Poltava, Lugansk, Odessa, Sumy, Khmelnytsky and Chernivtsi regions. agro-industrial by-products, concentrate 850 61.5 Weight of piglets of the same nest at two-month age - 185-240 kg, rate of preserved offspring till weaning - 90-95%. Young animals when fattening up reaches 100 kg live weight at 172-178 days, the cost of food is 3,2-3,5 feed (oat) units per 1 kg gain, weight of ham - 11.1 - 11.5 kg, pork fat thickness, measured at sixth-seven chest vertebra - 22-24 mm, ribber-eye - 32-35 sq. cm, length of carcass - 96 cm. At increasing of live weight up to 120 and 140 kg, meat yield decreases slowly to the level of 60-57%, but it is 5-6% higher than this index of Large White pigs. 10.5 12 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Pig Red White-Belted Meat This line of pigs is used as a parent form in interlinear breeding and crossbreeding. eng. Red-belt specialized line, Chervono-poyasa specializovana liniya GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Using of this breed boars with dams of different breeds enhances the offspring quantity of piglets for 1 farrow on 0,2-0,55 piglets, reduces time of achieving of slaughtering condition at 15-18 days, lower cost of feed per each kilogram of gain in 0,3-0,5 food units and increases dressing percentage by 2-3%. Average level of homozygocity of this line herds ranged from 0.60 to 0.55. Boars have a high combinational ability in all variants of mating. multi-coloured: red with a not wide white belt in the shoulder-blade area. When aging colour becomes darker. 320 240 Pigs of specialized line are relatively large, proportionally built with well-developed meat forms, light head with small horizontally posed ears, long, wide and deep body on strong limbs. They have a strong constitution. Native domestic breed Approbated in 1994. It was created under a methodological supervision of academician V. P. Ribalko by means of complex reproductive crossbreeding of pigs of Poltavian meat type and breeds Large White, Landras, Duroc and Hampshire. 1976-1994 Bred in 7 regions of Ukraine. agro-industrial by-products, concentrate 850 62 Animals are unpretentious to the conditions of feeding and maintenance. According to the six series of control experiments on fattening, youngsters reached live weight 100 kg in average for 176 days with average daily gain 846 g, 3.59 feed unit costs for 1 kg of gain and output of meat in the carcass 62.1%. Offsprings of Dithyramb 1851 and Diction 1704 reached live weight 100 kg for 172 days at average daily gain 924 g and costs 3.01 food units for 1 kg of gain. Best animal when fattening reached 100 kg live weight for 169 days at average gain 1014 g. Live weight of piglets of one nest in 2 months - 176.7 kg. 10 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Pig Ukrainian eng. Ukrainian comments: spotted Native domestic variety local population of European Short-Eared: origin of Dniepr, Mirgorod, Podolian, Ukrainian Spotted Steppe and Ukrainian White Steppe extinct. regional No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Pig Ukrainian Meat Hybridization (maternal and paternal forms), which facilitate the output of piglets for one farrow by 0.5-0.6 piglets, their survival rate by 2.4-4.8%, reducing of fattening terms by 7-14 days and decreasing of food cost by 6-10% at improving of slaughtering and meat qualities. Ukrayinska myasna Meat There are three plant breed types: central Poltavian, Kharkivian and Askanian, 12 factory lines and 25 families. Well adapted to local climatic and feeding conditions They have high resistance and stress-persistance. Meat and fat are of high quality and good taste. Well adapted to the conditions of industrial technology. Plant types of breed are consolidated. Level of homozygocity reaches 57,1-63,7%. Especially can be marked at this point boars of Tsukata (70%) and Cyclones (65.9%) line in central Poltavian type. Pigs of Askanian type have heterozygocity for complex B, E, F and G loci 36.3%. white 320 242 Large, have long body, deep chest, filled hams, strong constitution. Created on the basis of meat pigs of Poltavian meat type and crosses of different combinations of Kharkiv, Belarus and Askania selection. 1981-1993 Breed is bred in 9 regions of Ukraine. 800 60.5 Weight of nest (piglets of one dam) at 2 months age -182 kg, milk production 54-56 kg, age of reaching of live weight 100 kg - 175-180 days, the cost of feed per 1 kg of gain - 3,46-3,93 food units, ham weight - 10.5-11 kg, pork fat thickness over 6-7 chest vertebra - 24-25 mm. 10 12 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Pig Ukrainian Steppe Black-and-White eng. Ukrayinska Stepova Ryaba, Ukrainian Spotted Steppe Lard, Meat The breed was recognized in 1961. In 2004, Ukrainian Spotted Steppe account for 0.08% of the total pedigree pig population, with 390 animals. This breed is in critical condition with only 50 sows and 6 boars in research farm in Kherson region. This breed for the development and performance is close to the Ukrainian White Steppe. The breed is well adapted to hot climate in southern Ukraine. Better than pigs of Ukrainian Steppe White adapted to hot dry climate (in summer do not reduce gains) Animals give tender, tasty, juicy meat with a good ratio of tryptophan and oxyprolin (BKP = 8,6-10,4). Breed is early-maturing. Temperament is calm. A characteristic feature of Ukrainian Steppe Black-and-White breed is low level of polymorphism in the B-system of blood groups, almost complete monomorphism for allele Db and high compared with other breeds of southern Ukraine Fa allele concentration (0,475). For E-system blood groups were found 4 allele (Eaeg - 0,003; Ebdg - 0,338; Eedg - 0,394; Eedth - 0,265) and 8 genotypes. Effective number of alleles and average number of phenotypes for the sum of D, E, F, V genetic systems of blood groups for pigs of this breed is respectively 8.9 and 14.1. Heterozygosity for complex B, E, F and V loci - 45.7%. Spotted with different shades: light, dark, reddish. 322 238 Ukrainian Steppe Black-and-White pigs have strong constitution, long body on strong legs, broad chest and back, well-developed hams. Skin is dense, very well covered with bristle. y 1961 domestic line "Created by Academician L. K. Greben during 1938-1961 period in ""Askania-Nova"" experimental farm, Kherson region. This breed is composite of Ukrainian White Steppe, Berkshire and Mangalitsa." 1938-1965 Southern Ukraine (Kherson region). agro-industrial by-products, concentrate 700 When meat fattening reach live weight 100 kg at the age 180-190 days at average gain 680-740 g and feed consumption per 1 kg of gain 3.6-3.9 feed (oat) units. Weight of nest at weaning in the 60-day age - 170-180 kg. 10.8 9 12 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Pig Ukrainian Steppe White Breed is commonly used for industrial crossing and breed-linear hybridization. eng. Ukrainian White Steppe Ukrayinska Stepova Bila, Ukrainskaya Stepnaya Belaya Lard, Meat The breed was recognized in 1932. In 2004, Ukrainian White Steppe account for 2.95% of the total pedigree pig population, with 15238 animals. Typical for them is good digestibility of food, which is poor for nutrients and undemanding to management conditions. The breed is well (better than Large White) adapted to southern hot dry climate. Animals have high resistance. Boars are characterized by high reproductive ability, and dams - multiple pregnancy. Temperament is calm and good temper. Ukrainian Steppe White breed indicated low levels of polymorphism B, D and F blood group systems. For E-system blood groups one revealed five alleles (Eaeg - 0,012; Ebdg -0,291; Eedg - 0,384; Eedth - 0,312; Ebdt - 0,001) and 10 genotypes. The value of the effective number of alleles and the average number of phenotypes for sum B, D, E genetic systems of blood groups for pigs of this breed are respectively 8.2 and 14.8. Heterozygosity for complex B, E loci - 33.4%. Pigs of Ukrainian Steppe White breed very well withstand severe heat of summer, spring dry winds, severe winters with strong winds and blizzards. uni coloured: white Skin colour is white with pink shade, but there can be dark spots. 322 238 Similar to Large White, with lop ears. The head is not big, light, with moderately concave profile. Body is covered with thick, long, springy and sometimes curly bristle; the skeleton is strong. Their legs are very strong, hams are fleshy, well-developed. 1932 domestic breed Resulted in simple hybridization of local native dams of southern Ukraine with Large White boars of English selection and use of risky method in pig-breeding - close inbreeding of dams with father and brothers. 1925 southern Ukraine (Kherson and Zaporizhzhya regions). intensive concentrate, fodder, grazing 11 655 Good use of southern succulent feed, alfalfa hay. At control fattening record value of early-maturing - 153 days, of gain - 1078 g, feed costs per 1 kg of gain - 2.44 feed units, dressing percentage - 87%, carcass length - 109 cm, ham weight - 12.7 kg. 12 10 15 international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -Ukraine UKR Pig Wales The Wales pigs show good results in crossbreeding. eng. Originates from county names Wales, where it was created. Welsh Uelska GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat Use of Wales breed for industrial crossing and hybridization increases multiple farrowing by 1,9-20%, survival rate of piglets - by 2,2-24,1% and their weight at weaning - by 5-26,3%. Hybrid youngsters by 17,8-18,4 days earlier reaches weight 100 kg at a much lower cost of feed (by 0,61-0,88 feed units). Dams have good maternal qualities, multiple fetus. Meat is tender, not intensively colored, with a bit less moisture capacity. Good use pastures. Analysis of genealogical lines innerbreed differentiation for frequency of individual genotypes and the number of homo-and heterozygous animals showed no significant difference. Index of genetic match was 94-99%, indicating rather high genetic similarity of Wales breed animals. Bristle is white and glossy. White. 317.5 230 Pigs of this breed have a strong constitution and good development. Animals of this breed have long, but quite compact body, slightly concave or flat with big ears head, strong limbs. domestic breed Imported from United Kingdom in 1964-1968 1964 Imported from United Kingdom in 1964-1968 Kharkiv region. agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, grazing 784 Weight of piglets of one nest at two-month age - 168-210 kg. At control fattening youngsters has average daily gain 784 g, reaches live weight 100 kg at the age of 177 days at the cost of food 3,5-3,7 feed units. 10 12 international No Information atRisk critical endangered -Ukraine UKR Quail English White eng. domestic breed local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Quail Estonian local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Quail Japanese Grey eng. Eggs female eggs laying begins at 35-40 days of maturity. youngsters' survival rate - 70%. white and brown cuckoo industrial Quails have distinctly expressed sex dimorphism: females have lighter feather at neck, at chest - grey with black, beak of adult males is darker, than females have and over cloaca there is distinctly seen gland of pink colour, females have no gland. Egg shell is ash-grey with spots of different colours. "Plumage is brownish-white (""feral"" type)." 0.12 0.15 Body is prolonged, tail and wings are short. Locally adapted domestic breed imported in 1964. from former Yugoslavia. 2 farms in the south of Ukraine (Kherson and Odessa regions) and 1 farm in Kiev region (central part). Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. eggs' fertility of 8-40-weeks' age females is 80-90%. local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Quail Manchzhurian Golden local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Quail Pharaon Meat at 5-week age youngsters' live weight is 140-150 g. egg laying begins at 6-7-weeks' age. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. "Plumage is brownish-white (""feral"" type)." 0.2 0.3 Locally adapted breed created in USA. 1 farm in central region (Kiev region), 1 farm in the south of country (Kherson city), 1 farm in the east-northern part of Ukraine (Sumy city). 210 15 local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Quail Phenix Golden local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Rabbit Californian eng. Was created in USA by crossing of New-Zealand White, Chinchilla, Himalaian and Erminian. California Meat, PelFur For 1 year it is possible to get from one rabbit 35-40 small rabbits. Can be inseminated at 5 months' age. well adapted to the climatic and farming conditions of various regions. For one time rabbit can born 8-10 small rabbits. The rabbits are characterized by high energy and fodder return. comment: white and red eyes, the ears, nose, legs and tail are black pigmented white 4.4 4.4 broad bodies with short necks and strong bodybuild. Locally adapted n Domestic Breed imported from USA, California 1920 1950 Central-nothern part of Ukraine (Cherkassy olast) back yard or farm yard production, scavenger agro-industrial by-products, concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing stationary 450 5 10 60 8 10 international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Rabbit Grey Giant eng. Meat multi coloured: dark-grey, iron-grey and black, the belly and lower part of the tail are covered with a blue tinted white undercoat 5 5 powerful body build and well developed skeleton.The body length of the mature animals is 55 - 66 cm, the breast girth is 35 - 40 cm. domestic breed result of crossbreeding of local rabbits with the Flander breed and subsequent controlled selection 1952 0.053 Live weight of rabbits at weaning - 0.792 kg, the number of rabbits in one kindling - 7.45, at the weaning - 7.00. 7 8 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Rabbit New Zealand eng. New Zealand Meat well adapted to the climatic conditions. multi coloured: white with silvery undercoat
comment: eyes are red, the talons are white 4.75 4.75 small proportional body build. the body length is 49 - 50 cm. domestic breed imported from California, USA 1970 international No Information extinct extinct endangered -Ukraine UKR Rabbit Silver eng. Silver Meat 2004, Its portion in the Ukraine rabbit population is 7%. The breed is well adapted to the local environment. multi coloured: silver-blue with dark tints
comment: 4 month old rabbits are black coloured 5 5 the body length is 57 cm, the breast girth is 37 cm. domestic breed created in Russia 1963 widely spread. 7 8 international No Information extinct extinct vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Rabbit Soviet Chinchilla eng. Soviet Chinchilla Meat 2004: Their portion in the total rabbit population in Ukraine is 15%. Well adapted to the local environment. multi coloured: silver-blue coloured hair with wave-like thin black stripes 5 5 the body length is 62 cm, the breast girth is 37 cm. domestic breed imported from Russia 1963 all regions of Ukraine. 0.055 Live weight of rabbits at weaning - 0.815 kg, the number of rabbits at one kindling - 8.15, at the weaning - 8.00. 8 international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Rabbit White Giant eng. White Giant Meat 2004: The Great giant's portion in the rabbit population is 10%. Well adapted to the local environment. 5.1 5.1 strong, tender build of a long body. The skins are large with smooth white high thickness fur (20,000 per 1 cm2). the body length is 55 - 65 cm., The breast girth is 36 - 38 cm. domestic breed imported 1927 0.063 Rabbit's weight at weaning is 0.893 kg, number of rabbits, resulted in one kindling - 9.20, the number of rabbits weaned - 8.90. 8 international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Sheep Askanian Fine-fleece This breed is widely used as improvers, because of their steady quality transmitting. eng. The name derives from the locality, where it was created at the south of Ukraine (Kherson region) - Ascania-Nova. Askanian Askanian Fine Fleece sheep, Askaniiska GeneralCrossbreeding, Wool In 1993 a Tavrian interbreed type of the Askanian fine fleece breed with four lines was created. New type has higher clips of scoured wool (by 0.8-1.2 kg), output of pure fibre increased up to 52-58%, wool length was increased by 1,0-1,5 сm, quality became better as well. Askanian merinos are the biggest merinos in the world. well adapted to natural and economic conditions of the south of Ukraine. This breed is rather fertile: 125—130 lambs are get from 100 ewes, at the best farms — up to 160 lambs from 100 ewes and even more. Wool of Askanian sheep is white, blobby and aligned very much. Fleece is of moderate density, with staple structure, long (7.5-9 cm). Wool grease colour - white, cream or pale yellow. Its quality and quantity ensure saving of wool mechanical features during its growth from one clipping to another. wool, wool grease. Meat is of very good taste. http://www.htoitto.pp.ua/publ/vivcharstvo/askanijska_poroda_ovec/5-1-0-91 Askanian sheep are characterized with the high level of polymorphysm of blood group systems А, В, С, R and protein blood loci Tf, Hb, AEs, Ар. Besides that, polymorphic are systems of ceruloplasmin, albumine, prealbumine, acid phosphatase, potassium level at erythrocytes. Breed is marked with high concentration of antigenes АЬ (65,7%), ВЬ (90,1 %), СЬ (96,8%) and allele TfA (0,480), and marker allele ТР. Value of effective alleles number for polymorphic loci is 1,42—3,73. The degree of realization of possible variability — 29,7—73,2. Average heterozigocity for complex of loci — 48,1%. are high adaptable. uni coloured: white 2 0 Rams' horns are big and curled on both sides of the head. 69 125 60 Askanian sheep are of strong constitution. Their body is deep, overgrown with wool. Rams have fold skin. There are 1-2 folds on the neck. Limbs are strong and regularly set. Native y 2006 domestic breed Local merinoses at Askania Nova were improved by American Rambouillet. 1925-1934 (the first stage). It was improved during 1936-1940 and 1961-1993. The breed was approved in 1993. southern and central Ukraine (3 farms). wool fine 7.2 24 Ram's greasy wool clip is 16-19, ewes' – 6,5-8,0 kg. It should be mentioned that № 40 ram of «Chervonyi chaban» farm (southern region of Ukraine, Kherson region) in 1957 established the world record in grease wool clip — 30,6 kg; ram's weight was 135 kg. 1.27 regional No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -Ukraine UKR Sheep Askanian Karakul They are used as pelt, weight, prolificacy, maturity, milk improving breed for pelt breeds. it gives fertility improving by 13-15%, dairy production - by 25-35%, meat production - by 20-25% and pelt quality - by 15-20%. ru. GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk, PeltFur, Wool There are three innerbreed types in the breed: Askanian breed type of polycarpous black Karakul sheep, Askanian breed type of grey Karakul, Bukovinian type of Karakul breed. At lamb slaugtering at 4 months the weight of carcass is 12-13 kg, dressing percentage 47-48%. At 9-months slaughtering: 18-20 kg and 48-50% respectively. The breed originated to increase the twinning rate. Milk has 18-20 % of dry matter, 7-9 % of fat, 5-7 % of protein. Lams give the most valuable pelts: blue, silver and gray of ribbed and flat group. Karakul pelt of lambs. Cheeses: Roquefort, brynza (mild cheese), kashkaval. early maturity. high adaptibility. uni coloured: black, grey different colours of different types (black and grey). 0 0 Native domestic breed derivative of Karakul and Romanov sheep. 2009. 3 breeding farms and 1 breeding reproductive farms (southern (Odessa, Kherson) and western (Chernivtsi) regions). wool 130 Ram clippings for the year is 4,0-5,0 kg; ewes' – 3,0-3,5; yearling rams' - 3,5-4,0 kg; yearling ewes' – 2,5-3,0 kg. local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Sheep Askanian Mutton-fleece (double) with crossbred fleece (Bukovynian, Odessian and Dnipropetrovsk) types including Crossing of fine-fleece ewes with Askanian crossbreds improves early maturing and viability of lambs, washed fleece weight — by 0,58— 0,96 kg, dressing percentage — by 5,3%, carcass blocking — by 0,75 score, taste quality — by 0,5 score, food spends for 1 kg of gain are lowered by 4,6%. Crossing of Tsigai ewes with Askanian crossbreds improves lamb live weight by 4,5 kg, or by 17,8% (29,8 vs 25,3 kg), washed fleece weight — by 0,27 kg, or by 35% (1,04 vs 0,77 kg), daily gain of fattening period — by 34,2%, dressing percentage — by 2,1 of absolute percent (51,4 vs 49,3%). Fine-fleece and Tsigai breeds improving by Askanian rams results in washed wool weight increasing by 0,39—0,75 kg, or by 18,5—40,8%, washed fleece output — by 2,1-15 %, wool length increasing by 2,2—4 сm, or by 24—50%, wool faults reducing, improves its curling ability (sinuosity), elasticity, silkiness, colour and quality of wool grease. eng. GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk, Wool There are four specific types in the breed, depending on regions of breeding or specific qualities: dnipropetrovsk, bukovynian, odessa and askanian black-headed types. The rams are easily clipped. High taste qualities of meat. high adaptability. 0 124 77 Native y domestic breed There were three stages: The first is 1959-1964: trying to find successfull for comination genotypes: Tsigai, Askanian Fine-fleece ewes with rams of English mutton breeds (Lincolns, Suffolks, Oxford Downs). The second is 1965-1975: consolidation of breed. The third: 1976-2000 - creation of flocks, characterization of productive traits. 2000. 12 breeding herds (8 breeding reproductive farms and 4 breeding farms) of southern, western and eastern regions. wool medium 3 13 33 6.26 5.97 5 Typical feature of Askanian crossbreds is long wool at large strong wool clippings, high uniformity of wool, clear sinuosity of elastic and silky wool of minor diameter: rams' — 37,6, ewes' — 33,1 mкm with high quality of wool grease of light shades (ram grease fat and salts ratio is 1:0,69). local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Sheep By-Dniprovian Meat eng. Meat 120 69 Native domestic breed Maternal base (Dnipropetrovsk innerbreed type of Askanian mutton-wool breed) was crossed with paternal base - rams of Olibs and Merinolanshaft (meat) breeds. 2015 Dnipropetrovsk region (south-eastern part of Ukraine). 2.3 450 50 I.A.Pomitun, Kharkiv Institute of Animal Breeding (http://animal.kharkov.ua/index.php/zhivotnovodsvo/razrabotki/380-metodi-stvorennya-ovets-m-yasnogo-ta-udoskonalennya-tonkorunnogo-m-yaso-vovnovogo-napryamu-produktivnosti-pridniprovska-m-yasna-poroda-ovets) 1.3 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Sheep Caucasian Fine-Fleece eng. Caucasian Merino Kavkazska tonkorunna, Kavkazskaya tonkorunnaya, Kavkazskiy merynos GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Wool Fertility rate - 130-140%. 0 0 120 60 Animals are large and of medium size, there are 1-3 good visible leather folds at the neck. Locally adapted domestic breed At Bilshovyk farm (southern part of the Russian Federation) there were crossings of Newcaucasian Merino dams with rams of American Rambouillet and Askanian Fine-Fleece breeds to create new breed - Caucasian. Later crosses were deeply selected to breed sheeps of desirable type. 1928-1936 wool fine 77 113 6.3 4.2 8.1 Rams' washed wool yield - 7,5-9,0 kg, dams' -2,5-3,3 kg. Washed wool output-50-57%. Dams' wool length-7-8 сm, rams'-8-10 сm. regional No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Sheep Chuntuk Meat It was the variety of fat-tailed sheep. The breed is extinct. early-maturing. Sheep had high meat and lard qualities. red 0 0 Animals were hawk-nosed, with deep and wide chest. The sheep were similar to Kalmykian. 0 domestic variety Crimea. wool coarse/carpet local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Sheep Chushka Chushka PeltFur uni coloured: black, white 2 0/2 females: small horns long tail, similar to Reshetilovka and Sokolki domestic breed descended from Russian Long-Tailed western Ukraine wool regional No Information extinct extinct unknown -Ukraine UKR Sheep Gissarian Gisarska GeneralCrossbreeding, Lard, Meat There are three types in the breed: lard, meat-and-lard and meat. Good gaining ability in summer, even at poor pastures and with poor water supply. Gissarian sheep perfectly adapt to different environmental conditions, especially deserts and semi-deserts. Each 100 ewes born 115-130 lambs. Sheep are early maturing. Sheep are endurant. Easily bear even long passages (up to 500 km) from winter pastures to summer highlands. They can cross lands as in daytime, so at night. Brown of different shades. 0/2 0 85 120 85 The world's largest sheep breed. The constitution is strong, with wide aqnd put forward chest. A head is hawk-nosed, massive, sagging ears. Tail length can not be more than 9 cm. domestic breed western part of Ukraine. hair 1.5 60 Round-year pasture keeping. Finish weight of fattening gelded rams is up to 190 kg. Lard weight at tail is up to 18-20 kg, gelded rams' - up to З0 kg and even more. local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Sheep Lacone Because of high milk production, this breed (rams) are widely used for crossing with dams of Berrichon. Lacaune Meat, Milk This breed absorbed local breeds Camar, Larzaka, Kozi-de-Rodes, Segal. At herds are widely used dense yaning, artificial inseminations, rams' testing on progenies. It is generally possible to get 131 lambs from 100 ewes. Lambs' weaning is done at 4-5 weeks, then sheep are milked. There are no specific smell from this sheep breed's milk, so cheese has superior taste quality. Pecorino, Bri, Camambert, Roqfort. Early-maturing breed. White or yellow-and-white. 100 60 Sheep head is not big, slightly elongated, covered with pale-yellow wool, chest is deep, hind part - with good developed muscles. Locally adapted domestic breed western region of Ukraine. 2 300 360 8 210 days per year sheep are kept at pastures. When feed lambs with hey and briquetted feed, it is possible to get animals with live weight 30-40 kg till 3 -4-month age. international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Sheep Latvian Darkheaded eng. Latvian Darkheaded Meat, Wool Lambs under intensive feeding conditions at 8-months' age reach live weight 45-50 kg. 140-160 lambs per 100 ewes. Sheep are early maturing. Wool is white, but the head and limbs are covered with brown hair. 0 0 110 65 Sheep have strong, noticeably developed skeleton and good meat forms. Locally adapted domestic breed western region. wool 6 Wool length reaches 10.5-12.5 cm (rams) and 9-10.5 (ewes). Washed wool output is 50-60%. regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Ukraine UKR Sheep Mazaevskii Merinos ru. extinct. Name of breed derived from type of sheep wool and the creater of the breed - Mazaev. Mazaev Merino Wool They've had rather high fleece clippings, but because of such too one-directed breeding, they've had weak constitution. Rather long wool. http://ovechka-marta.ru/stati/merinosy-informatsiya-o-porodakh Too weak. uni coloured: white Native domestic breed originated in mid 19th century (by P.D. Mazaev) by improving of Russian Infantado. This breed gave origin to Novocaucasian and other Russian Merinos. wool fine 15 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Sheep Merinolandshaft Crossing with rams of other mutton breeds to improve meat production. imported. Merinolandschaf Meat, Wool Breed is characterized with easy keeping, high growth speed, endurance,excellent meat qualities and good wool production. Animals are of different size, from medium to big. can use poor vegetation. endurant, good adapted to whole-year pasture keeping, can walk for big distances and be the whole night at open air sheepfold. polyestrous with high reproductive ability (212-227%). marble, juicy, tender, fast cooked meat, without specific smell. good maternal qualities. http://kolos.od.ua/product/plemenny-e-barany-porody-merinolandshaf/ can use poor vegetation of ungraded nature pastures and do a landscape more attractive. can be bred at different natural-and-climatic conditions. White 95 75 140 80 aqnimals of the breed are characterized with wedge-shaped long head and white fleece wool, which reaches eyes line. Ears are long, slightly hanging. A chest is wide and deep, legs are good developed, correctly set. Exotic domestic breed exotic: recently (7 years) introduced breed (officially) and continually imported to refresh. 2010 officially. nort-western part of Ukraine. wool fine 6 27 53 The whole year can be kept in open air, use poor vegetation of natural pastures. 1.25 regional No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Sheep North-Caucasian eng. North Caucasus Merino Pivnichnokavkazka Meat, Wool Ewes of North-caucasian breed are characterised with goof fattening and dressing qualities. adapted to dry climate conditions. white. 0 0 75 70 100 60 Loin, rump, wither and back are wide, chest is deep, put forward. Body is long. Short and wide head, overgrown with wool to the eye line. Muscles are well developed at limbs and hams. Meat forms are well expressed. Legs are of medium size, strong, correctly set. Locally adapted domestic breed The breed was resulted in crossing of local fine-fleece dams with Lincoln and Romney-Marsh rams. This crossing resulted in big rams and rather small poll ewes. Crosses were bred pure and selected for two types: А (Romney-Marsh descendents) - finefleeced, with dense, but not too much long (up to 9.5 cm) wool and B-type, which was characterised with less qualitative wool, but which was longer and more technological. Since 1952 improving of breed is done for type B. 1958 North-western part of Ukraine (1 farm). wool medium 8 12 180 50 https://www.agroxxi.ru/wiki-animal/ovcy/polutonkorunnye-porody-ovec/mjaso-sherstnye-skorospelye-ovcy/severokavkazskaja-poroda-ovec.html Lambs can reach 30-33 kg at 4 months. 1.3 regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Ukraine UKR Sheep Olibs Rams are widely used at crossing. eng. Meat, Milk Breed is early-maturing (2-months' lambs weight is 27 kg, sex maturity begins at 7-8 months) Amongst 28 imported lambed ewes 27 ones gave lambs. Breed is very prolific (2 lambings with two lams each). Animals are good adapted to different natural conditions. 130 75 Exotic domestic breed exotic. 1.8 2.7 400 1.9 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Sheep Polwars eng. Polwarth Meat, Wool This breed is used at Kharkiv type of Prekos sheep breed creating. Compared to Prekos breed, cases of chryptorchidism in the breed are met extremely rarely. Rams' wool grease is white with blue shade, ewes' — white and light, resistant to flushing and oxidation, that creates excellent qualities of wool. Polwars have special architectonics of wool, that contribute to these sheep successfull breeding under the conditions of high humidity. White. 0 0 100 60 Sheep are rather low-legged compared to native sheep breeds. Body structure of Polwars is compact, meat forms are well expressed. Rams and ewes have well defined skin stock which have form of 1-2 incomplete folds. Wrinkled folds by the whole body and especially near tail root are typical for the breed. Locally adapted domestic breed 8 rams and 29 ewes entered Ukraine in1981. 1981 wool fine 5 25 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Sheep Prekos native (Kharkivian and Transcarpathian types) Meat, Wool There are two farm types in Kharkiv type. Early-maturting breed. "High rerpoductive ability, ewes characterizes with polyetherism. Number of twins can reach 30-40%. 20% of ewes can be fertile at ""dead season"" of year." Well adapted to local conditions. 0 0 20% of ram can have horns. 95 55 Wool covers head only till eye line, on limbs-till carpal and hock joints. Body is wide, rounded, with well developed thighs and back. Native y 2003 domestic breed Import of foreign Prekos began in 1910, but in 1980 work on creating of our native breed at the base of Prekos, though with better wool, meat, early-maturig and adaptation qualities, began. It began with import of Australian breeds (Merino, Polwarth, Corridele) to improve wool production of adapted Prekos. When creating Transcarpathian type, rams of Tavrian type of Askanian and Altai Fine-Fleece breeds were used. 1980-1995. Western (2 farms), central (1 farm) and eastern (1 farm) parts of Ukraine. 4 4 300 1.4 local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Sheep Pyrny 2 0/2 shorter tail domestic variety variety of Voloshian western Ukraine wool local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Sheep Reshetilovka There is a village Reshetilovka in Poltava region near Govtva river, where this breed was created. Reshetilovskaya, Reshetylivska PeltFur Wool of the breed is of coarse type, used for felt, cloth, belts. Ewes are usually milked after lambs' weaning. Better, then Karakul breed adapted to the conditions of south of Ukraine. Pelts are of good quality, though yields to Karakul ones. Main product - pelt is obtained from 1-3 days' aged lambs skin. uni coloured: black 2 0/2 females: 20-25% polled. Rams have flat, spiral-curled horns. 65 42 This breed is characterised with regular constitution, thin skeleton and slightly developed muscles. Ewes have voluminous belly with developed teats and other traits of good milk production. Tail is long, reaches hock, length is up to 17 сm. Native domestic breed resulted in crossing of Russian long-tailed sheep and Crimean sheep. extinct. wool coarse/carpet 3 90 70 7 https://www.agroxxi.ru/wiki-animal/ovcy/grubosherstnye-porody-ovec/smushkovye-ovcy/reshetilovskaja-poroda-ovec.html 1.1 local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Sheep Romanov Named after the place of the first spreading - Romanovo-Borisoglebian district. Romanov Romanivski Meat, SkinsHides There are 8-10% of ewes in the breed, which can give 4-8 lambs per lambing and 44-46% ewes, which give 3 lambs per lambing. One lamb per lambing is found only for 6-8% of ewes. Sheep have strong herd instinct. Endurant, not demanding. Resistant to diseases. Very high reproductive ability (up to five and rather often). Ewes are polyestrous and can give two lambings a year. Fur coats of Romanov sheep are considered to be the best in the world, because of their good heat-insulating qualities and they are rather strong. Rather fearful. https://gazeta.ua/articles/sad-newspaper/_romanivski-vivci-ne-boyatsya-moroziv/545751 For Romanov sheep the high gene frequency of ES-1b is characteristic. AL B allele is prevailing in the population of Romanov sheep. The animals have rare allele of prealbumine - PA 0, which has low frequency. Ttransferrin has 5 alleles - Tf A, Tf B, Tf C, Tf D, Tf E. The most frequently transferrine alleles are Tf C and Tf D. Good adapted to any environment, even frost. New-born ones are black, since 2-4-week age it is becoming lighter till 3-5 months. Black hair and white down forms grey (steel) colour with blue shade of adults. As a rule, there are white spots at face and ears. Grey with black naked head. 0 0 Romanov sheep of desired type is of strong constitution, medium height, strong skeleton, well developed musculature, wide and deep chest, short tail. Legs are rather long, naked, black with white socks. Locally adapted domestic breed Created in XVIII с. (first mentioned in 1802) at peasant's farms of by-Volgian districts of Yaroslavian region of Russia by way of selection of the best in fur quality traits local northern short-tailed sheep. central and eastern regions of Ukraine (Kiev, Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk regions). wool medium 3 back yard or farm yard production concentrate, farm-household by-products, fodder 4 4.8 4 200 50 https://homebiznes.in.ua/rozvedennya-ovets-romanivskoji-porody/ Rather early-maturing: lambs at 100-days' age weights 20-22 kg, at 8-9 months - 35-40 kg. 2.5 international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Sheep Sokil'ska Initially this breed was targeted as lambskin-milk sheep. ukr. The name derives from name of village Sokilky, where this breed was created Sokilian Meat, Milk, PeltFur This breed sheep are marked for industrial classification as lambskin-dairy, and for zoological - as long-thin tailed. Dominant gene shyrazi (grey colour) when homogenous causes chronical tympany and lambs death in 3-4 months' age, while they were not used for lambskin producing when 1-3 days old. incredible lambskins. Sokilian sheep give 55-60 % grey and 40-45 % black lambskins. Endurant. uni coloured: grey or occasionally black
comment: grey is lethal when homozygous 2 0/2 female: 20-25% horned. Rams have spiral-curled flat horns. 65 44 Native domestic breed Sokilian breed is created in Poltava region (central part of Ukraine) as the result of long selection with possible use of Karakul and Crimean malych sheep. 17 сentury. Dissiminated in Poltava region, partially in Dnipropetrovsk (east of country) region. wool coarse/carpet 3 130 68 F65-221 1.3 local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Sheep Tsigai Tsigai Meat, Milk, Wool In Ukraine there are two innerbreed types of Tsigai breed - Crimean and by-Azovian. Sheep of the breed is early-maturing, with good fattening ability. adapted to whole-year pasture keeping. fertility - 175 lambs for 100 ewes. Wool is resilient, strong and as a rule not felted. can stand long overlandings (100-1000 km). adapted to extrimal climatic conditions (mountains, frost). white. 2 0 70 60 95 53 Locally adapted y 1700 domestic breed imported from neighbouring countries. 13 сentury. from Romania and Bulgaria. Odessa region. wool 5 33 120 90 180 48 180 6 5 8 0.7 4 3 8 250 60 1.6 international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -Ukraine UKR Sheep Ukrainian Carpathian Mountain eng. Gornokarpatskie Ovtsi Meat 0/2 0/2 long tail, Zackel type domestic variety variety of Voloshian South-western Ukraine wool coarse/carpet local No Information atRisk critical -Ukraine UKR Sheep Ukrainian type of Soviet Mutton-Wool eng. Meat, Wool 0 0 domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Sheep by-Azovian type of Tsigai breed eng. Priazovskyi typ Tsigaiskoyi Meat, Wool This type has higher, compared with Tsigai sheep, live weight (by 20-44%), wool length (by 16-33%) and wool clip (by 36-117%). High endurant. High adaptable. Ewes are polycarpous - 152% and early maturing. Sheep have excellent meat taste and specific wool properties (homogeniety, strength, springiness and high stiffness) and finally wool sheepskins. Sheep have good milk and meat yield. High adaptable. uni coloured: white 0 0 Native domestic variety This type was created by supplementive crossing of Tsigai ewes with pure-blood Romni Marsh rams. 1963 wool medium local No Information atRisk endangered -Ukraine UKR Turkey BUT-8 White Breasted Commercial strain- BUT 8 Meat youngsters' outlet percent - 70-81.5%. initial turkey's poults yield is 55-70 heads. 21 11 Locally adapted domestic breed created on the basis of the White Big Breasted breed of turkeys. imported to Ukraine at the end of XX century. from Belarus. Kharkiv region. 85 85 Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Ukraine UKR Turkey Kharkiv-56 Named after name of city, close to which it was created. Meat There are two lines in the breed - maternal (line 5) and paternal (line 6), which at crossing makes final hybrid for use. Survival rate of final hybrid - 96%. Catalogue of breeding resources of farm poultry of Ukraine/Pabat V.O., Mykytyuk D.M., Frolov V.V., Bilous O.V., Ryabokon Yu.O., Katerynych O.O., Bondarenko Yu.V., Mosyakina T.V., Kovalenko G.T., Gadyuchko O.T., Gryshchenko D.M., V.P., Lyutyy Yu.S. - К.: „Atmosphere”, 2006. – 80 p. industrial 20 8.5 Native domestic breed created on the basis of the White Big Breasted breed of turkeys. 2 farms are located in Kharkiv (eastern part of Ukraine) region (research station of former Institute of poultry breeding) and 2 farms - in the south-eastern region of Ukraine (Donetsk region). 80 88 Live weight of hybrid youngsters at 12-week age - 4.4 kg, 17-week age - 6.7 kg. Feed consumption of them to reach these indexes correspondingly 2.6 and 3.4 kg for 1 kg of live wight. local No Information unknown unknown -Ukraine UKR Turkey Line 5 eng. Meat industrial Native domestic line Paternal Line of medium weight cross Kharkovsky 56, descended from broad breasted white turkeys, imported in 1961 and partly from Hydon Line A, imported in 1981. Kharkov Region local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Turkey Line 6 eng. Meat industrial domestic line Maternal Line of medium weight cross Kharkovsky 56, descended from broad breasted white turkeys (Line OR of Medium 630 Cross) imported from River Rest, United Kingdom in 1970 and improved by crossing with Hydon Line B, imported in 1971. Kharkov Region local No Information extinct extinct -Ukraine UKR Turkey White Wide-breasted Broad Breasted White Meat There are tree types in the breed - light (created in 1960-th), medium and heavy. good marketable condition of carcass. early maturity. http://fermer02.ru/ptica/induk/5509-porody-indeekosobennosti-plemennoy-raboty.html white pinkish white industrial Males' corals are blue-and-violet, females' - pale and bad developed. White. 16 8 Head is wide and deep, massive, but not rough. Beak is massive, of average length and right bend. Males' skin outgrowth over beak (earring) is big, while females' one is far lesser. Eyes are oval, bulging. Chest muscles are deep, skeleton strong, body is oval, back is wide. Wings are well-developed, pinned to body. Legs are strong, of average size, pink. Tail when in calm state is lowered deeply and continues back line. When excited males' tail feathers together with contour feathers of neck, chest muscles, back, body and wings lift. Males have good-developed small black beard, while females' one is bad-developed or absent. domestic breed created at the middle of XX century in the USA at the base of white mutants, which segregated amongst Bronze Broad-breasted turkeys. 120 80 http://agroua.net/animals/catalog/ag-10/a-13/ab-246/ international No Information atRisk critical critical -Uruguay URY Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng Aberdeen-Angus Meat Exotic y 1888 domestic breed international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Ayrshire eng Ayrshire Exotic y 1952 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Belted Galloway eng. Belted Galloway 0 0 Exotic y 1990 domestic breed recently imported; exotic commercial sector international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Bonsmara eng Bonsmara Exotic y 2006 domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Braford eng. Braford 0 0 Exotic y 1993 domestic breed exotic, composite of Brahman and Hereford commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Brahman Brahman Exotic y 1982 domestic breed international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Brangus Brangus Meat 0 0 Exotic y 1990 domestic breed exotic, composite of Brahman and Angus commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Further information: The Uruguayan Charolais Breeders Association, e-mail: charolais@adinet.com.uy. The Association was established in 1964 as a trade union of the Rural Uruguayan Association. Coat colours accepted: white and light cream, solids. 0 0 Exotic y 1915 domestic breed Charolais area (Charolles and its surroundings, Burgundy region), France. First half of the 19th century. Source: Sambraus. A color atlas of livestock breeds. 1992. This breed was imported for the first time in 1910. Source: www.rozadaexport.com Commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Criollo Uruguayo sp. Meat, TouristAttraction TouristicPotential 2 2 122 119 473 290 Locally adapted n domestic breed descendent from the breeds introduced by the Spaniards local Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Devon eng Devon Exotic y 1888 domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Fernandina sp Mini vaca, Vaca enana Meat, Milk 103 93 415 265 Locally adapted y 2004 domestic breed 20 18 local No Material extinct extinct -Uruguay URY Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 Exotic y 1887 domestic breed continually imported commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Holando sp. Holstein (black and white) Holstein Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1889 domestic breed continually imported south west of the country, around the capital Montevideo commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Meat 0 0 Exotic y 1910 domestic breed continually imported commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Limangus eng. Limangus Meat Exotic domestic breed regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin 0 0 Exotic y 1976 domestic breed recently imported; exotic commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Marchigiana it. Marchigiana Exotic y 1971 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Montana port. Montana Exotic n domestic breed regional No Material atRisk endangered endangered -Uruguay URY Cattle Murray Grey eng. Murray Grey Exotic y 2013 domestic breed international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained endangered -Uruguay URY Cattle Nelore Nelore 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Niata sp. Niato Bulldog Snout Locally adapted n domestic variety Variety of Criollo with bulldog snout, partially dominant; The first descriptions of this variety were provided by Feliz de Azara at the end of the 18th century. Darwin located a few specimen in the Northern part of the Rio de la Plata (now Uruguay) in 1833. At his request, he received information from Dr. Muñiz who contributed with biological data to his studies on the evolution of the species. Further studies by Domingo F. Sarmiento in 1885 and, more recently, by Corquera in 1982, conclude with the extinction of this variety. Due to Dr. Wilkins (British Mission in Bolivia) doubts, investigations were initiated in north western Argentina (Province of Jujuy), where a few specimen of Ñato cattle were located and a breeding unit for characterization was initiated. local No Material extinct extinct -Uruguay URY Cattle Normando Normande Meat, Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1906 domestic breed commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Piemontes it Piedmont international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 Exotic y 1903 domestic breed recently imported; exotic commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Salers fr. Salers 0 0 Exotic y 1993 domestic breed recently imported; exotic commercial sector international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Senepol Senepol Exotic y 2013 Domestic Breed Es una raza sintética formada en la Isla de Saint Croix a partir del cruzamiento de las razas N'Dama y Red Poll. (Fuente: senepol.uy) 2012 En 2012 se importaron desde Estados Unidos 50 embriones, que se implantaron en el verano 2012-2013. En la primavera de 2013 nacen los primeros animales puros, siendo inscriptos en la Asociación Rural del Uruguay (ARU), creando el registro oficial de la raza. En mayo de 2013, se funda la Sociedad Uruguaya de Criadores de Senepol (SUCS), integrada a la ARU. (Fuente: senepol.uy) Noroeste del país. international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Durham 0 0 Exotic y 1887 domestic breed continually imported commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Simmental-Fleckvieh Simmental Meat, Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1908 domestic breed recently imported; exotic commercial sector international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Sueca Roja Swedish Red Exotic international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Tuli eng. Tuli Exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Cattle Wagyu Wagyu Exotic y 2006 domestic breed international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Assel sp. Aseel Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Chicken Barrada Fino sp. Plymouth Rock Barred Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Chicken Brahma Arminado Brahma Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Brahma Oscuro Brahma Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Brahma Perdiz Brahma Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Conchinchina Barrada sp. Cochin Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Conchinchina Blanca sp. Cochin Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Conchinchina Leonada sp. Cochin Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Conchinchina Negra sp. Cochin Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Desnudo de Transilvania Barrado sp. Transylvanian Naked Neck Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Holandesa Negra Copete Blanco sp. Holland Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Chicken Langshan Blanco Langshan Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Chicken Langshan Negro Langshan Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Chicken Leghorn Americano Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Leghorn Ingles Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Leghorn Plateado Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Minorca Negro sp. Minorca Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Nagasaki Blanca sp. Japanese Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Chicken Nagasaki Gris sp. Japanese Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Orpington Blanco sp. Orpington Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Orpington Leonado sp. Orpington Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Orpington Negro sp. Orpington Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Paduana Dorada sp. Paduan Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Chicken Plymouth Rock Barrado de Park sp. Plymouth Rock Barred Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Chicken Plymouth Rock Blanco sp. Plymouth Rock White Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Chicken Rose Comb Negra sp. Bantam Exotic domestic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Chicken Sebright eng. Commercial strain- Sebright Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Chicken Sedosa Japon sp. Silkie Bantam Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Chicken Sussex Armiñada sp. Sussex Speckled Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Chicken Wyandotte Blanca sp. Wyandotte White Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown critical -Uruguay URY Chicken Wyandotte Plateado sp. Wyandotte Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Duck (domestic) Criollo sp. Locally adapted domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Duck (domestic) Marruecos sp. Rouen Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin Exotic domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Goat Anglo Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1987 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Goat Boer eng. Boer Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Goat Criollo Uruguayo sp. Chiva 0 0 Locally adapted n domestic breed locally adapted local No Material unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Goat Pardo Alpina sp. Alpine Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1987 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1993 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk 0 0 Exotic y 1992 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Guinea fowl Gallina de Guinea sp. Grey Guineafowl Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Horse Akhal-Teke Akhal-Teke Exotic y 2009 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -Uruguay URY Horse Anglo Arabe Anglo-Arab Exotic y 1992 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Anglo Normando sp. Anglo-Norma Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa Exotic y 1991 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Arabe sp. Arab Exotic y 1992 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Belga sp. Belgian Warmblood Exotic y 1913 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical critical -Uruguay URY Horse Breton Breton Exotic y 2000 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Caballo Deportivo Uruguayo sp. Locally adapted y 1992 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Material atRisk critical -Uruguay URY Horse Canelón sp. Locally adapted local No Material extinct extinct -Uruguay URY Horse Criollo Uruguayo sp. DraughtPower The animals are bred under range conditions all year round. This is a hardy breed. 144 144 420 420 light animals Locally adapted y 1930 domestic breed Criollo type, revived 1875-1890 revived 1875-1890 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Uruguay URY Horse Cuarto de Milla sp. Quarter Horse Exotic y 1975 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Hackney eng. Hackney Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Horse Hannoveriano sp. Hanoverian Exotic y 1982 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Horse Holsteiner Holstein Exotic y 2012 domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk critical critical -Uruguay URY Horse Iberoamericano sp. Iberoamericano Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Horse Lusitano sp. Lusitanian Exotic y 1997 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Mangalarga Marchador sp. Mangalarga Exotic y 1994 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Paint eng. American Paint Exotic y 2001 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Percheron fr. Percheron Exotic y 1910 domestic breed recently imported international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Peruano de Paso sp. Peruvian Paso Exotic y 2000 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown critical -Uruguay URY Horse Polo Argentino sp. Polo Argentino Exotic regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Horse Sangre Pura de Carrera sp. Thoroughbred Exotic domestic breed continually imported international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Shetland Pony eng. Shetland Pony Exotic y 1950 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Horse Silla Uruguayo sp. Locally adapted local No Material atRisk critical -Uruguay URY Horse Suffolk eng. Suffolk Exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -Uruguay URY Horse Árabe Arab Exotic y 1992 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Pig Casco de Mula Uruguayo sp. Locally adapted n domestic local No Material atRisk critical -Uruguay URY Pig Duroc Jersey Duroc Exotic y 1917 domestic breed continually imported international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Exotic y 1932 domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Uruguay URY Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Landrasse Exotic y 1961 domestic breed continually imported, mainly from Brazil and Spain international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Pig Landrace Belga Belgian Landrace Blanco Belga Exotic y 1996 domestic breed continually imported, mainly from Brazil and Spain international No Material atRisk critical endangered -Uruguay URY Pig Large White eng. Large White Yorkshire Exotic y 1906 domestic breed continually imported, mainly from Brazil and Spain international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Pig Mamellado Uruguayo sp. Locally adapted n domestic local No Material atRisk endangered -Uruguay URY Pig Pampa Rocha sp. Pampa DamLine, ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 82 75 275 150 Locally adapted y 1997 domestic breed locally adapted breed developed in Uruguay by crossing Poland China with other breeds, including Criollo extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products, grazing 48 12 180 local No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained -Uruguay URY Pig Pietrain fr. Pietrain Exotic y 1986 domestic breed continually imported, mainly from Brazil and Spain international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Pig Spotted eng. Spotted Exotic y 1986 domestic breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Rabbit Blanco de Florida sp. Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo local No Material extinct extinct -Uruguay URY Rabbit Californiano sp. California California Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Rabbit Castor Rex en. Rex Exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Rabbit Gigante de Flandes sp. Géant des Flandres Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Rabbit Holandés sp. Dutch Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Rabbit Lop Francés sp. French Lop Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Rabbit Lop Holandés sp. Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo local No Material unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Rabbit Mariposa sp. Mariposa Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Rabbit Neozelandes Blanco sp. New Zealand White Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Rabbit Neozelandes Rojo sp. New Zealand Red Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Rabbit Rhinelander Rheinische Schecken Meat Exotic domestic breed recently imported mainly department of Canelones, San Jose, Lavalleja and Montevideo international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -Uruguay URY Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale Wool 0 0 Exotic y 1925 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic after 1930 28 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Criollo Uruguayo sp. Meat, Wool This breed has strong wool which may be either white or coloured. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: white 2/4 36 29 Locally adapted domestic breed in the mountainous tropical regions and in the temperate regions of Uruguay wool coarse/carpet 2.5 2.5 2.5 N8-97 FAO Breed Survey 1 local No Material atRisk criticalMaintained -Uruguay URY Sheep Damara Damara Exotic n domestic breed international Not Sufficient extinct extinct endangered -Uruguay URY Sheep Dohne Merino eng. Dohne Merino Wool 0 0 Exotic y 2003 domestic breed recently imported from Australia; exotic international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Dorper eng Dorper Meat Exotic y 1999 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Finnish Landrace eng. Finnisch Landrace Finnsheep Exotic domestic breed international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk endangered -Uruguay URY Sheep Frisona Milchschaf ger. East Friesian Milk 0 0 Exotic y 2007 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Hampshire Down eng. Hampshire Down Cara Negra GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic y 1906 domestic breed recently imported; exotic beginning of 1990s international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Highlander eng. Highlander Exotic domestic breed regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Ideal sp. Polwarth Polwarth 0 0 Exotic y 1928 domestic breed continually imported from Australia and New Zealand after 1930 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic y 1988 domestic breed recently imported; exotic beginning of 1990s international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Manchega sp. Manchega Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed recently imported; exotic regional No Material extinct extinct unknown -Uruguay URY Sheep Merilin sp. Wool uni coloured: white, black hooves and nose 0 0 60 42 Locally adapted y 1944 domestic breed developed in Uruguay, composite of Merino Rambouillet (3/4) and Lincoln (1/4) since 1910 wool medium 3.5 24 3.5 3.5 FAO Breed Survey 1.1 local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Merino Australiano sp. Australian Merino GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic y 1938 domestic breed continually imported from Australia and New Zealand throughout 20th century international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Poll Dorset eng. Poll Dorset GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic y 2003 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Poll Merino Australiano Poll Merino 0 0 Exotic y 1967 domestic breed continually imported international Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Sheep Romney Marsh eng. Romney Kent GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic y 1896 domestic breed continually imported from New Zealand; exotic international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep SAMM eng. South African Mutton Merino South African Mutton Merino Exotic y 1999 domestic breed international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Southdown eng. South Down 0 0 Exotic y 1907 domestic breed recently imported; exotic beginning of 1990s international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained vulnerable -Uruguay URY Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic y 1993 domestic breed recently imported; exotic beginning of 1990s international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Sheep Texel dutch Texel GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 Exotic y 1971 domestic breed recently imported; exotic beginning of 1990s international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -Uruguay URY Turkey Blanco sp. White Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Uruguay URY Turkey Bronceado sp. Bronze Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Uruguay URY Turkey Canela sp. Bourbon Red Exotic domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Alpaca Alpaca English Native local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA American Bison American Bison eng Meat Native local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Ass Burro sp. = donkey Native feral breed local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Ass Mammoth Jack Stock eng. Mammoth Jack Stock DraughtPower Native y 1891 domestic breed composite of Andalusian, Catalan, Majorcan, Maltese and Poitou local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Ass Miniature eng. Mediterranean Native domestic breed local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Ass Spotted eng. American Spotted Spots behind throatlatch and above legs Native domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Ass Standard eng. Native domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Buffalo Water Buffalo English Native y domestic local No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained -United States of America USA Cattle Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat Black 0 0 Polled (male & female) 748.45 637.74 Native domestic breed Scotland Late 1700s 1873 Found in all 50 states. 35.83 34.02 24 727.75 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Ankole-Watusi eng. Watusi Meat, Riding (sports) Primarily red though any color and pattern are acceptable including black and brindle 2 2 589.67 476.27 Sanga type Locally adapted domestic breed Nile River Valley, Egypt 4000 B.C. 1920's ~ 6 states 24 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk Red & White 2 2 861.83 566.99 Native domestic breed County of Ayr, Scotland 1750 1822 7018 3245 10329 3.92 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Barzona eng. Meat This breed was selected for range conditions, to withstand heat and drought. uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed composite of Hereford, Santa Gertrudis and Africander 1942 central Arizona local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Cattle Beefalo eng. Beefalo Meat Most any color accepted primarily red, black, cream 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed Tracy, California, USA 1966 California 24 1 1 2 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster Meat uni coloured: often dun, red-brown or pied 0/2 0/2 1202.015 680.3895 Native domestic breed Falfurrias, TX ~1930 ~25 states 24 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Belgian Blue eng. Belgian Blue 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Belted Galloway Other uses: maternal eng. Belted Galloway Meat Black, Dun and some Gray with a white belt around body between shoulders and hips. 0 0 Males & Females: polled 855.02 544.8 Native domestic breed Scotland 1790 1950 ~ 36 of 50 states 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Blonde D'Aquitaine fr. Blonde D’aquitaine 0 0 y 1973 Domestic Breed 1972 14 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Braford eng. Braford Meat uni coloured: white face 2 2 Native domestic breed composite of Brahman and Hereford, F1 or later southern USA international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman Brahman Meat Light gray to Steel-gray, Red 0/2 0/2 887 545 Zebu, large pendulous ears, excess skin in throatlatch and dewlap Native domestic breed Southern United States ~1860 ~18 of the 50 United States especially Southern and Western states known for extreme heat 33.565 33.565 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat Black, Red 0 0 Native domestic breed Jeanerette, LA (Ag experiment station); Texas & Oklahoma (private breeding) 1932 ~26 of the 50 United States, including Hawaii. Found primarily in states with higher temperatures and humidity. 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss Meat All shades of Brown 0/2 0/2 1020.58 589.67 Native domestic breed Swiss Alps 800 B.C. 1983 24 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle British White eng. British White Meat multicoloured: white with black points on the nose, muzzle, eyelids, teats, and feet. 0 0 900 560 Locally adapted domestic breed Originated in England 1697 since 1941 from England international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -United States of America USA Cattle Brown Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Brown Swiss Milk Various shades of Brown 0/2 0/2 907.184 680.39 Native y 1889 domestic breed Swiss Alps Ancient 1870 8452 4257 12513 4.06 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat Traditionally white, light straw, and light cream with pink skin. Recently a division has been created for the breed world wide to include a red color 0/2 0/2 1150 850 Native domestic breed Central France Ancient 1934-1936 ~47 of the 50 United States, Higher populations in Eastern and Midwestern States 45.5 41.8 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient cryoConservedOnly cryoConservedOnly notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Chianina it. Chianina Meat unicolor: varies from white to steel gray 2 2 short horns, curve forward long legs, well muscled animals, short hair Native y 1973 domestic breed originated in Chiana valley, Tuscany, Italy international Not Sufficient atRisk critical notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Chirikof Island Meat, Research Multiple (Brindles, Paints, even solids of most any color) 2 2 Native Feral Late 19th Century 24 1 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Corriente Meat, Sport Multiple (Solids, Brindles, Paints of most any color) 2 2 400 Native Spain 1493 24 1 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Devon Devon Red Devon, Beef Devon 0 0 Native y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1600 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Dexter eng. Dexter 0 0 Native y domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Dutch Belted eng. Lakenvelder Milk Black (occasionally red) with a white belt around body between shoulders and hips 0/2 0/2 Males & Females: horned and polled 759.7675 544.31 Native domestic breed Switzerland and Austria 17th Century 1838 9071 4.5 3.5 5.5 31.75 31.75 24 1 1 2 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -United States of America USA Cattle Florida Cracker eng. Florida Scrub, Pineywoods, Florida Native Meat Heat and humidity tolerance are reported for this breed. This breed is reported to be parasite resistant. The animals are known for their good fertility. This breed is known for longevity and considered as a low input range beef breed. Multiple (Brindles, Paints, even solids of most any color) 2 2 small Native y 1991 domestic breed Spain Ealry 1500's ~15 states East coast to Montana 24 1 1 2 local Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Galloway Other Use: maternal eng. Galloway Meat Black, Red, Dun in Solids,Belted, and possibly White Park 0 0 Male & Female: polled 861.85 521.65 Native domestic breed Scotland 15/16th century 1853 ~29 of 50 states 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh Meat, Milk Reddish Gold to Russett, Black 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed Bavaria Region, Germany 1850 1971 ~39 States; mostly in Southern, Midwest, and Western regions of the United States 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey 0 0 Native domestic breed international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat Red & White 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed England 1742 1817 Found in the 48 continental United States 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Highland eng. Highland Meat Black, Brindle, Dun, Red, Silver, White, Yellow 2 2 748.43 476.27 Native domestic breed Highlands & West Coastal Islands of Scotland 12th century possibly 6th century 1850's 49 of the 50 states including Alaska 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Holstein eng. Holstein (black and white) Canadian Friesian, Holstein-Friesian, American Friesian Milk Black & White 0/2 0/2 1133.98 680.39 Native y 1872 domestic breed North Holland & Friesland Ancient 1852 All 50 states 10517 2042 16780 3.61 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk Light gray to dark fawn 0 0 680.39 453.59 Native domestic breed Island of Jersey, British Isles 1771 1850's 7534 2130 13577 4.69 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Kerry eng. Kerry Milk Black 0/2 0/2 453.59 362.87 Native domestic breed Southwestern Ireland 2000 B.C. 1818 ~12 states, mostly Eastern states 3401 4535 4 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -United States of America USA Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat Golden-red 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed Native to provinces Limousin and Marche of central France imported to US in 1971 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Maine-Anjou Maine-Anjou Meat, Milk Dark red to black. Solid and mixes with white. 0 0 1202 771.1 Native domestic breed Northwestern France 1839 1969 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Marchigiana it. Marchigiana Meat White to white with some grey shading 0/2 0/2 Male & Female: horned & polled 975.24 737.1 Native domestic breed Marches district of Italy 1928 1973 37.2 25.8 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Meuse-Rhine-Yssel eng. Maas-Rijn-Ijssel Meat, Milk 142 135 1250 900 Native domestic breed SE Netherlands early 1900s international Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Milking Devon eng. Milking Devon Meat, Milk Red 2 2 Male & Female: horned 771.1 612.33 Native domestic breed Devonshire, England Ancient 1623 ~ 34 of 50 states 4 39.71 39.71 1 1 2 regional Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained critical -United States of America USA Cattle Milking Shorthorn eng. Milking Shorthorn Meat, Milk Red, Red & White, Roan, or White 0/2 0/2 997.81 680.39 Native y 1846 domestic variety Northeast England (Durham, York, Lincoln, Northumberland) 1600 1783 6240 3487 8841 3.49 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Cattle Montbeliarde excellent cheesemakers eng. Montbéliarde Meat, Milk Red pied with white head 2 short horns 145 1050 650 Locally adapted domestic breed France international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Murray Grey eng. Murray Grey Meat light silver through various shades of dun to black 0 0 Native y domestic breed Originated in Australia 1905 From Australia, 1969 international Not Sufficient atRisk critical endangered -United States of America USA Cattle Normande fr. Normande Meat, Milk Red & white, Brown & white, solids and brindles 0/2 0/2 997.9 612.35 Locally adapted domestic breed Normandy 9th-10th Century 1890's Eastern United States 6577 13607 4.4 31.75 31.75 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Norwegian Red eng. Norwegian Red Meat, Milk red or red pied 900 495 milk yield: 5,804 kg per lactation Locally adapted domestic Norway international Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained critical -United States of America USA Cattle Parthenais Meat, Milk Red, Buckskin some with black pigment 0/2 0/2 Males and Females: Horned and Polled Locally adapted Duex Sevres region of France ~16th century 24 1 1 2 local Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Piedmontese it. Piedmont Meat Light Gray to white, brown, or black 0/2 0/2 550 650 Native domestic breed Piedmont, Italy Ancient 1979 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Pineywoods engl Pineywoods Meat Multiple (Brindles, Paints, even solids of most any color) 2 2 Native Spain Early 1500's 3 states (MS, LA, GA) 24 1 1 2 local Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Pinzgauer Pinzgau 0 0 Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Randall Lineback eng. Randall Lineback Meat, Milk Blue-black with a white line down the back 2 2 Native domestic breed New England area, USA Late 1800's Eastern United States 24 1 1 2 regional Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained critical -United States of America USA Cattle Red Angus eng. Red Angus Red Aberdeen-Angus Meat Red 0 0 907.185 635.03 Native domestic variety Scotland and developed as independent breed in USA late 1700's, recognized as breed 1954 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Red Brangus eng. Red Brangus Meat uni coloured: red 0 0 Native domestic variety red variety of Brangus: composite of Brahman and American Angus Texas international Not Sufficient unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Romagnola it. Romagnola 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Salers fr. Salers 0 0 Native domestic breed international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Santa Gertrudis eng. Santa Gertrudis Meat Cherry Red 0/2 0/2 861.825 544.31 Native domestic breed Kingsville, TX 1910 ~25 0f 50 States 39 39 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Senepol Senepol Meat Red 0 0 Native domestic breed St. Croix, US Virgin Islands 1918 24 347.91 1 1 2 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn Meat, Milk Red, Red & White, Roan, or White 0/2 0/2 800 500 Native domestic breed Northeast England (Durham, York, Lincoln, Northumberland) ~1600 1783 24 350.17 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Simbrah Simbrah Meat Duns, Red, Black 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed Gulf Coast Region of the USA 1960 35.4545 35.4545 24 1 1 2 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat, Milk Red and white, some yellow and white, black 0/2 0/2 890 706 Native domestic breed Simme Valley in Western Switzerland Ancient 1971 47 of the 50 United States 40 40 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle South Devon eng. South Devon 0 0 Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Tarentaise Tarentaise Meat, Milk Dun 0 0 Males & Females: polled 825.625 498.95 Native domestic breed Savoie region of France 1859 1973 ~22 0f 50 states 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Texas Longhorn eng. Texas Longhorn Longhorn Meat The animals contribute a superior genetic package of calving ease, high fertility, hardiness, vigour, leanness, adaptability, endurance, efficiency and longevity. Multiple (Solids, Brindles, Paints of most any color) 2 2 662.5 453.595 Native domestic breed Mexico 1690 1690 24 1 1 2 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle Tuli Meat, Research Red, Yellow, and White 0 0 Native East Africa ancient 1991 1 1 2 local Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Cattle Wagyu Contains very high marbling. Wagyu Kobe Meat unicolor: black, red 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed originating from Asia Imported to US in 1975 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Cattle White Park White Park Hardiness 0 0 Native y 1980 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom, distantly related to other British breeds 1940s international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Ancona Ancona Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Andalusian eng. Andalusian Native domestic breed Originated in Andalusia, Spain international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Araucana Araucana Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Aseel Aseel Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Australorp eng. Australorp Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Brahma Brahma Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Buckeye eng. Eggs, Meat pea yellow yellow red dark red plumage 4 3 Native domestic breed developed in the USA 1890's local No Information atRisk vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Campine Campine Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Catalana sp. Catalana Del Prat Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Chantecler Chantecler Native domestic breed developed in the USA local No Information atRisk vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Cochin Cochin Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Cornish eng. Cornish Meat yellow yellow 4.75 3.63 Native domestic breed Originated in Cornwall, England international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Crevecoeur Crèvecoeur duplex or V-shaped white unicolour: black 3.6 2.95 Native domestic breed Originated in Normandy, France local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Cubalaya Native domestic breed developed in the USA local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Delaware eng. Native domestic breed developed in the USA local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Dominique Dominique Native domestic breed developed in the USA international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Dorking eng. Dorking Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Egyptian Fayoumi Fayoumi Native domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Chicken Faverolle Faverolle Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Hamburg ger. Hamburg Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Holland Holland Native domestic breed developed in the USA international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Houdan fr. Houdan Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Hungarian Yellow eng. Hungarian Yellow Native domestic breed international No Information extinct extinct notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Iowa Blue eng. Native domestic breed developed in the USA local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Java Eggs, Meat yellow 3.6 2.9 Native domestic breed developed in the USA local No Information atRisk vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Jersey Giant eng. Jersey Giant Eggs, Meat yellow 5.9 4.6 Native domestic breed developed in the USA 1870s international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken La Fleche La Fléche Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Lakenvelder dutch Lakenvelder Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Langshan Langshan Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Leghorn eng. Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs single white 2.7 2 Leghorns have red wattle, white earlobes, and either a single or rose comb Native domestic breed Originated in Italy import since 1850s from Italy international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Malay Malay Game Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Manx Rumpy Native domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Chicken Minorca Minorca Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Modern Game eng. Modern Game Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Nankin Nankin Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken New Hampshire eng. New Hampshire Eggs, Meat single yellow red 3.85 2.94 The comb is single and medium to large in size; in the females it often lops over a bit. Native domestic breed developed in the USA international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Old English Game eng. Old English Game Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Orpington Orpington Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Phoenix eng. Phoenix Native domestic breed imported; admitted to APA in 1965 1900 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock Eggs, Meat yellow 4.3 3.4 Their feathers are fairly loosely held. Native domestic breed developed in the USA 1860s international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Polish eng. Polish Eggs white 2.72 2.04 Large crest Native domestic breed 1830s international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Redcap eng. Derbyshire Redcap Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red Eggs, Meat yellow 3.63 2.27 Native domestic breed developed in the USA international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Rhode Island White eng. Native domestic breed developed in the USA local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Russian Orloff Orloff Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Sebright eng. Commercial strain- Sebright Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Shamo jap. Shamo Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Spanish eng. Spanish Eggs white 3.6 2.95 white ear lobes and white on face Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Sultan Sultan Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Chicken Sumatra Sumatra Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Chicken Sussex eng. Sussex Native domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Wyandotte Wyandotte Native domestic breed developed in the USA international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Chicken Yokohama Onagadori Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Goat Alpine eng. Alpine Meat, Milk The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. Cou Blank (white front quarters and black hindquarters), Bou Clair (tan,saffron, off-white to gray front quarters with black hind quarters), Cou Noir (black front quarters), Sandgau (black with white markings), Pied (spotted), Chamoisee (Brown or bay body with black face), Two-tone chamoisee (light front quarters with brown or gray hindquarters). 0/2 0/2 Males and Females: polled and horned 77.11 61.23 Native domestic breed French Alps 1908 1922 ~14 of 50 states hair 275 305 1086 367 2304 3.3 2 1 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Goat American Pygmy eng. American Pygmy Meat uni coloured: often agouti with dorsal and face-stripes 2 2 Native y 1975 domestic breed from West African Dwarf regional No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Goat Angora Goat eng. Angora Hair, Meat White, though natural colored varietites are becoming more popular 2 2 Males and Females: Horned 43.1 73.7 small-sized, small head in proportion to the body Native domestic breed Ankara, Turkey 16th Century 1849 hair mohair/angora 2.7 1.81 3.9 35 1 1 2 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Goat Boer dutch Boer Meat The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. White body with red head head. 2 2 Males and Females: Horned 122 95 Native domestic breed Namagua Hottentots & Southern Bantu tribes of South Africa early 1900's ~ all 50 states hair 2 1 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Goat Kinder Meat, Milk Any colors, any markings are acceptable 2 2 Males and Females: Horned 65 65 Native y 1988 domestic breed Snohomish, Washington, USA; Nubian x Pygmy 1985 ~13 of 50 states hair 305 2 1 6 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Goat Lamancha Lamancha American Lamancha Milk The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. Any color or combination of colors is acceptable with no preferences. 0/2 0/2 Males and Females: Horned and Polled 59 59 earless Native y 1958 domestic breed Oregon, U.S.A. 1920's ~41 of 50 states including Alaska hair 275 306 1018 426 2190 3.9 2 1 4 international No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Goat Myotonic eng. Myotonic Epileptic Goats, Stiff-Legged Goats, Wooden Leg, Nervous Goats Meat uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white piebald 2 2 70 hereditary myotonia, heavy muscling and varying degrees of muscle stiffness when startled Native domestic breed imported from Asia (probably India) in early 1880s, mutation discovered in the early 1880's in Tennessee local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Goat Nigerian Dwarf eng. Nigerian Dwarf Milk The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. Any color or combination of colors is acceptable, but the most common are black, or black-and-white. Brown, or brown-and-white, as well as gold, or gold and white. 2 2 Males and Females: Horned 34.02 34.02 smaller than American Pygmy Native y 1980 domestic breed West Africa 1930's ~50 states hair 7.5 6 10 0.9 0.9 3 1 5 regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -United States of America USA Goat Nubian eng. Anglo-Nubian Meat, Milk The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. Any color or colors, solid or patterned is acceptable. 0/2 0/2 Males and Females: Horned and Polled 80 61 Native domestic breed England 1870's 1896 ~32 of 50 states including Alaska hair 275 307 832 172 1959 4.6 1 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Goat Oberhasli Oberhasli Swiss Alpine Milk The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. Chamoisee: Bay ranging from light to a deep red bay. Markings are to be: two black stripes down the face from above each eye to a black muzzle; forehead nearly all black, black stripes from the base of each ear coming to a point just back of the poll and continuing along the neck and back as a dorsal stripe to the tail; a black belly and light gray to black udder; black legs below the knees and hocks; ears black inside and bay outside. Occasionally some are all black. 0/2 0/2 Males and Females: Horned and Polled 68 55 Native domestic breed Mountains in Bern, Freiburg, Glarus, and Graubunden, Switzerland 1906 ~30 of 50 states hair 275 308 1023 535 1850 3.5 2 1 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Goat Pygmy Exotic/Zoo Milk The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. Black, White, Carmel soilds as well as agouti 2 2 Native Cameroon, West Africa 1959 ~37 of 50 states including Alaska hair 275 305 336 163 589 6.1 1 4 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Goat Pygora eng. Wool Carmel, black, white and agouti pattern of these colors 2 2 67 55 Native y domestic breed Angora x Pygmy 1980's ~15 of 50 states hair mohair/angora 20 2 1 4 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Goat San Clemente Santa Catalina eng. Meat Red or Tan with Black markings 2 2 Males and Females: Horned 65 45 29 bearded both sexes, shaggy mane in males Native feral breed San Clemente and Santa Catalina Islands, California, USA ~1500's ~25 of 50 states hair local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Goat Spanish eng. Spanish Brush Meat, Milk Any color is acceptable 2 2 Native domestic breed Spain 1540's ~27 of 50 states hair 24.4 24.4 2 1 local Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -United States of America USA Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg Milk The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. Solid varying from light fawn to dark chocolate with no preference for any shade. Markings include: white ears with dark spot in middle; two white stripes down the face from above each eye to the muzzle; hind legs white from hocks to hooves; forelegs white from knees downward with a dark lien (band) below knee acceptable; a white triangle on either side of the tail. 0/2 0/2 Males and Females: Horned and Polled 55 Native domestic breed Toggenburg Valley, Switzerland 1600's 1893 ~19 of 50 states hair 275 309 928 376 1869 3 1 1 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Horse Akhal-Teke eng. Akhal-Teke 158 157 465 425 light animals, similar to Iomud but larger in size Locally adapted domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Horse American Cream Draft eng. American Cream DraughtPower uni coloured: cream with white mane and tail and pink skin 160 160 650 650 heavy Native y 1944 domestic breed descended from Cream-Coloured Draft mare in early 20th century early 20th century local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Horse American Miniature eng. Native y 1972 domestic variety local No Information atRisk vulnerable -United States of America USA Horse American Saddle Horse eng. American Saddle Horse Five-Gaited Horse, Kentucky Saddle Horse, Saddlebred, American Saddler uni coloured: bay, brown, chestnut, grey or black light animals Native domestic breed composite of Thoroughbred, Morgan, Canadian and American Trotter 19th century Kentucky international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Horse American Shetland Pony eng. Shetland Pony Native domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Horse American Trotter eng. American Trotter Standardbred, American Trotting Horse light animals Native domestic breed composite of Thoroughbred, Hackney, Morgan and others early 19th century international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Horse American Walking Pony eng. Native domestic breed composite of Welsh Pony and Tennessee Walking Horse Georgia State local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa Palouse multi coloured: white rump usually with small spots light animals Native y 1947 domestic breed Oregon international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Horse Appaloosa Pony eng. similar to Appaloosa, but smaller Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Assateague Pony eng. Native feral breed Island of Maryland local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Broomtail eng. Native feral breed feral remnants of Mustang local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Buckskin eng. uni coloured: golden with black mane, tail, legs Native domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Canadian eng. Canadian French Canadian (obsulete synonym) DraughtPower uni coloured: black, also bay, brown and chestnut light animals Locally adapted y 1885 domestic breed composite of Arab, Breton and Norman late 17th century regional No Information atRisk critical critical -United States of America USA Horse Caspian eng. Caspian Caspian Miniature uni coloured: usually bay, grey or chestnut, occasionally black pony Locally adapted domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk critical critical -United States of America USA Horse Cayuse eng. Locally adapted domestic variety variety of Cayuse local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Chickasaw eng. Native domestic variety absorbed into Spanish Mustang population Tennessee and northern Carolina local No Information extinct extinct -United States of America USA Horse ChinCôteague Pony eng. Assateague Ponies Native domestic breed semi-wild Assateague Island, border of Virginia and Maryland. The island is a national park. local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Cleveland Bay eng. Cleveland Bay Riding (sports) Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical critical -United States of America USA Horse Clydesdale eng. Clydesdale Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical endangered -United States of America USA Horse Colorado Ranger eng. Rangerbred Riding (sports) multi coloured: spotted, similar to Appaloosa light animals Native domestic breed coloured type Colorado local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Conestoga eng. Native domestic breed A draft breed probably descended from Flemish and English foundations, developed in the late 18th century. Extinct before 1900. developed in late 18th century local No Information extinct extinct -United States of America USA Horse Cracker eng. Seminole Native domestic variety Indian Pony type, variety of Spanish Mustang Florida local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Exmoor eng. Exmoor Pony Riding (sports) Locally adapted domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical critical -United States of America USA Horse French Coach eng. Locally adapted domestic variety local No Information extinct extinct -United States of America USA Horse German Coach eng. Locally adapted domestic variety local No Information extinct extinct -United States of America USA Horse Kanata Pony eng. Kanata Pony multi coloured: spotted, similar to Appaloosa pony Locally adapted domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Missouri Fox Trotting Horse eng. uni coloured: usually brownish-orange Native domestic breed Ozark Hills, Missouri local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Morgan eng. Morgan light animals, similar to American Trotter Native y 1891 domestic breed Vermont international No Information atRisk critical critical -United States of America USA Horse Morocco Spotted eng. Riding (sports) light animals Native domestic breed composite of colour type Hackney, American Saddle Horse, French Coach and others Midwest local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Narragansett Pacer eng. Native domestic breed developed in the 17th century from Irish Hobby, Scottish Galloway, Spanish Jennet and others 17th century local No Information extinct extinct -United States of America USA Horse Palomino eng. Palomino uni coloured: golden with white mane and tail light animals Native y 1932 domestic breed coloured type international No Information unknown unknown endangered -United States of America USA Horse Paso Fino sp. Paso Fino comment: various colours light animals, gait is a broken pace Locally adapted domestic breed Criollo (Caribbean, Colombian, Peruvian) international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Horse Quarter Horse eng. Quarter Horse Cold Deck, Copper Bottom, Kentucky Whip, Printer, Rondo, Shilo, Steeldust, Billie light animals Native domestic breed originated in the 18th century, revived in 20th century from Thoroughbred, Criollo and others revived in 20th century southernTexas international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States of America USA Horse Rocky Mountain eng. Sport 150 150 450 450 Native y 1986 domestic breed a Gaited Horse related to, but distinct from Modern Gaited breeds local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Horse Sable Island Pony eng. Sable Island Pony uni coloured: bay, brown, black or sorrel Locally adapted feral breed feral from at least 1739, input of males from various breeds in 1800-1945 from at least 1739 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Spanish Barb eng. Native domestic variety variety of Spanish Mustang local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Spanish Mustang eng. Mustang Native domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Horse Suffolk eng. Suffolk DraughtPower Locally adapted domestic breed developed in England international No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Horse Tennessee Walking Horse eng. Tennessee Walking Horse Tennessee Walker, Plantation Walking Horse light animals Native domestic breed composite of Morgan, American Saddle Horse, American Trotter and Thoroughbred international No Information atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Horse Welara Pony eng. Locally adapted domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Horse Wild Mustang eng. Mustang 140 140 Native y 1962 feral breed descended from western horses of feral, Spanish or non-Spanish origin international No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Llama Llama English Locally adapted local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire Native domestic variety international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Chester White eng. Chester White Chester County White (eng.) Meat uni coloured: white Native y 1930 domestic breed originated in early 19th century from English imports early 19th century Chester County, South-eastern Pennsylvania international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Choctaw eng. Research Native domestic breed local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Duroc-Jersey (eng.) Meat uni coloured: red Native domestic breed composite of Old Duroc (New York) and Jersey Red (New Jersey) 1860 FAO Breed Survey international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Gloucestershire Old Spots Gloucestershire Old Spot Native regional No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Pig Guinea Hog eng. African Guinea Meat This breed is used for snake control. Native feral breed The origin of this breed is not known. It was found throughout the south-eastern USA Alabama State The animals are used for low input home pork production. local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Pig Hampshire eng. American Hampshire Gempshir, Mackay, Norfolk Thin Rind, Ring Middle, Ring Necked, Saddleback, Woburn, Belted Meat uni coloured: black with white belt Native domestic breed originated in 19th century ultimately from Old English (probably from Hampshire) in 19th century Kentucky international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Hereford eng. White-Faced Meat multi coloured: red with white head, legs, belly and tail Native domestic breed composite of Chester White, Duroc, Poland China and Hampshire 1902-1920 Missouri local Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat uni coloured: white Native domestic variety international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Large Black eng. Large Black Animals of this breed are raised on pasture. The breed is known for its excellent maternal traits. The animals are good milkers. Native y 1998 domestic breed recently imported from United Kingdom (1970s; 1998); distantly related to US commercial stock 1970s international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Pig Mangalitsa favored as a bacon & lard producer eng. Mangalitsa Meat colors include yellowish-white, black, and red thick, bristly coat Exotic domestic breed former Austria-Hungary international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Meishan eng. Meishan wrinkled black skin 57.8 61.6 slow growing; large droopy ears; reach puberty at 2.5 to 3 months of age; average 15-16 piglets per litter with 2 litters per year; 240-day weight: 77.3 kg; average daily gain: 0.34 kg; backfat: 2.5 cm; dressing percentage: 66.8% Locally adapted n domestic breed from Midsubtropic Belt in China 1989 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Pig Mulefoot eng. Meat similar to Poland China with fused digits Native domestic breed Missouri, Iowa local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Pig Ossabaw Island eng. Isolation on a coastal island has also apparently selected these animals kidneys to tolerate significantly higher ionic concentrations of salt in both their food and their drinking water. The proportion of lipids per body weight for this breed is higher than that recorded for any other free-ranging mammals. These animals have also provided an excellent model for medical and biochemical studies of the now well-established relationship between obesity, decreased level of growth hormones and elevated levels of insulin secretion. Native feral breed Georgia N22-Technical Session T3 These feral pigs have shown many unique physiological, biochemical and morphological characteristics. local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -United States of America USA Pig Poland China eng. Poland China Meat multi coloured: black with white points 290 240 Native y 1878 domestic breed international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Red Wattle eng. tassels Native y domestic breed local Not Sufficient atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Pig Saddleback eng. Saddleback white belt on black body ears are drooped; good mothers with large litters; excellent milkers; well suited to outdoor production Native domestic breed Combination of Essex and Wessex breeds in England early 1800s international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Pig Spotted eng. Spotted Spotted Poland China, Spot Lard multi coloured: black, white Native domestic breed composite of local (with Miami), Poland China and Gloucester Old Spot (imported 1914) Indiana international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth Native domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Pig Vietnamese Pot Bellied eng. Pot Bellied Locally adapted domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Pig Yorkshire excel in litter size, birth and weaning weight, rebreeding interval, durability and longevity eng. Large White English Large White Meat uni coloured: white Locally adapted domestic breed locally adapted to US, indigenous to England import since 1830 from England central US international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Pig Yucatan Miniature eng. uni coloured: grey hairless Locally adapted domestic breed local breed selected for small size at the University since 1972 1972 Colorado local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Rabbit American EN German Blue Vienna Meat, PeltFur Because of the mandolin shape of the breed called for in the ARBA Standard of Perfection, Blue Vienna, Blue Beveren, Blue Imperial and Blue Flemish Giant are likely the founding genetics for the American. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. Slate blue or white (true albino), brown/gray with the slate blues, ruby eyes with the whites 4.65 4.95 mandolin body shape with a moderate arch, narrow head with large ears that should not flop over, the blue variety is the deepest blue color of any of the recognized breeds in America, the white variety is a true albino, fur 3/4 inch in length domestic breed indigenous breed 1918 local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Rabbit American Chinchilla EN Heavyweight Chinchilla Meat, PeltFur The American Chinchilla rabbit took the world by storm as the ideal fur rabbit, which so greatly resembled the South American Chinchilla lanigera. The original Chinchillas were rather small at 5 to 7 ½ pounds, and American breeders set out to produce a larger animal that would be better suited for meat and pelts. Through selective breeding for larger size, fine bones, and a good dress-out percentage, a breed standard was issued for the Heavyweight Chinchilla. The Heavyweight Chinchilla was renamed the American Chinchilla. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. salt and pepper coloration similar to the Chinchilla (Chinchilla lanigera) of South America 4.5 4.95 fur is very dense with fine texture and gentle rollback, fur ideal length 1 ¼ inches Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous to France in 1913; imported in 1917 from France to England; imported in 1919 from England to US; locally adapted 1919 since 1917 from Chinchilla (France); since 1919 from Chinchilla (England) local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Rabbit Belgian Hare EN Belgian Hare Leporine Meat The Belgian Hare rabbit is the breed responsible for the domestic rabbit movement in the United States. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. brilliant, rich, deep red (“rufous red”), of a tan or chestnut shade, over a slate blue undercolor, belly and under jaw creamy to red in color, underside of tail white, brown eyes, black ticking evenly distributed across the back and hips 3.5 3.6 ears laced with black, light circles around eyes; fur is short and close to the body with a brilliant sheen and stiff texture n domestic breed originated in Belgian; imported to England from Belgium in 1873; imported to America in 1888; this breed is a combination of domestic and wild rabbits 1888 since 1888 from Belgian Hare (England) international No Information atRisk critical endangered -United States of America USA Rabbit Beveren EN Beverin Meat, PeltFur During World War I, the “V” for Victory was inspired by the “v” shaped carriage of the ears of the Beveren rabbit. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. Today’s Beveren is recognized in three color varieties: solid blue, solid black, and a blue-eyed white, there is a brown (chocolate) variety that is not sanctioned by ARBA as of yet. 4.3 4.75 their ears are carried in a “V” shaped manner; the fur has a gentle rollback and the coat should be dense and glossy; fur length is rather long at 1¼ to 1½ inches. Locally adapted n domestic breed originated in Belgium in 1898; imported to England in 1905; imported to America in 1915; locally adapted 1898 since 1915 from Beverin (England) local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Rabbit Blanc de Hotot EN Hotot, White of Hotot Meat, PeltFur The Blanc de Hotot (White of Hotot) was created by Eugenie Bernhard, chatelaine du Calvados. She kept a large rabbitry of Flemish Giants and Geant Papillion Francais (Checkered Giants) Bernhard’s breeding goal was a rabbit for meat and fur, with a white coat and with black eyes. Sometime around 1902, she crossed the Papillion with White Vienna and White Flemish Giants, but progress toward her goal was slow. She saved only the lightly marked animals that were the product of 500 crosses, and by 1912, was eventually able to produce the rabbit we have today. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. white body color with black rings around the eyes 4.05 4.5 jet black eye bands; fur is dense, lustrous, and fine in texture; fur has abundance of guard hairs give characteristic sheen to coat; ideal fur length is 1 ¼ “. n domestic breed originated in France 1912 since 1921-1922 from Blanc de Hotot (France); since 1978 from Blanc de Hotot (France); since 2004 from Blanc de Hotot (Germany, Holland, and England) local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Rabbit Creme D'Argent EN Meat, PeltFur Today, the breed has become extinct in all countries except the US and the United Kingdom. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. 4.05 4.45 fur is very dense and resilient, the fur will resume its natural position when stroked toward the head. n domestic breed originated in France; imported from France to America in 1924 mid to late 1800's since 1924 from Crème D'Agent (France) local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Rabbit Giant Chinchilla EN Chinchilla giant Meat "The Giant Chinchilla is of American origin, developed in 1921 by Edward H. Stahl of Holmes Park, Missouri. Stahl was one of the first men to own the sensational new breed called Chinchilla, which was created in France in 1913. Stahl knew that it would take the American fur industry by storm but would be hampered by the breed’s small size, Stahl set his sights on breeding a “Giant Chinchilla."" He began experimental breeding using a pure Chinchilla buck of large size, and with perfect color, to does of New Zealand Whites and several other large breeds. The offspring from the cross with the White Flemish and the American Blue does had reasonably good coloration with progress toward a larger size, and were used for continued selection. On Christmas morning, 1921, a Giant Chinchilla doe was born that he considered his ideal." The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. color resembling real Chinchillas (Chinchilla lanigera), neck fur is lighter than body but lighter color is strictly confined to nape, chest is to be lightly ticked, eyes are any color but pink with brown being the preferred color, jet black lacing on the upper edge of ears 6.1 6.6 dorsal hairs on the back produce the chinchilla agouti pattern in the coat of the Chinchilla rabbit; primary guard hairs, secondary guard hairs, and under fur hairs create five clearly defined bands of alternating black and silver color; fur is course with good flyback; fine undercoat interspersed with heavy guard hairs; stomach fur is shorter but dense; coat is well balance overall Native n domestic breed indigenous 1921 international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -United States of America USA Rabbit Lilac EN Meat, PeltFur Though Lilac rabbits are known to have originated in a number of locations at about the same time, the first breeder is said to be H. Onslow, of Cambridge, England in 1913. Miss Mabel Illingworth also crossed her newly developed breed, the Blue Imperial, with the Havana to produce a Lilac. She called her new creation Essex Lavenders. C.H. Spruty of Gouda, Holland created the Gouda or Gowenaar in 1917, using Havanas and Blue Beverens, but these were of a greater size. In 1922, Professor R.C. Punnet of Cambridge University created what he called the Cambridge Blue using Blue Beverens and Havanas. All three of the British strains were eventually merged and the rabbits of the pinkish dove coloration became known as Lilacs. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. pinkish dove gray, eyes are Blue-gray, the eyes glow ruby red in subdued light 2.95 3.15 medium-sized rabbit with a well rounded and balanced body n domestic originated in England in 1913; imported to American in 1922 1913 since 1922 from Lilac (England) local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Rabbit Rhinelander EN Rheinische Schecken General The Rhinelander was developed by Josef Heintz of Grevenbroch, North Rhine-Westphalia, and was first shown in 1902 in Germany. Josef Heintz had crossed a Japanese Harlequin buck to a common gray-checkered doe. One of the bucks out of the litter, was the first “Rhinelander,” having the desirable orange and black marking on the chin, ears, and butterfly markings – the spots on one side of the rabbit being all orange and on the other side all black. Heintz then mated a Harlequin buck to a Checkered Giant doe, which produced a desirable doe in the resulting litter. Using the buck and doe thus produced, he proceeded to breed – keeping the best does and mating them back to Japanese bucks. He succeeded in producing the Rhinelander, and in 1905 the breed was given a standard in Germany. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. white body with black and orange markings, markings are evenly distributed on the body, the spine is marked with a line starting at the nape and ending at the tail, ears are colored with black and orange markings from the tips to the base, the eyes are circled by orange and black markings, eyes are chestnut brown 3.6 3.8 well arched body, V-shaped ears, eye circles, dorsal strip, colored ears, fur must be white with black and orange markings with short, dense hair with good flyback n domestic breed originated in Germany in 1902; imported to America in 1923; imported to America in 1972; 1902 since 1923 from Rhinelander (Germany) since 1972 from Rhinelander (Germany) local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Rabbit Silver EN Silver Meat, PeltFur Although rare today on both sides of the Atlantic, the original type of Silver is only being bred in the United Kingdom and the United States. In 1925 the National Silver Rabbit Club was formed in the U.S. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. black / grey, brown, fawn, & blue; with all color varieties there should be an even distribution of silvering over the entire body, including the head, ears, feet, and tail; the brown Silvers have agouti coloring meaning that the shafts of the hairs have three or more bands of color with a definite break between each color, surface color is chestnut followed by an orange band, and then followed by a slate blue undercolor at the base of the hair. 12.7 12.7 2.5 2.5 evenness and brightness of silvering on the coat, slight taper from the hindquarter to shoulder, very tight and snappy coat, a hardy breed and is active, fur is short and smooth with good flyback, fur lying flat and close to body domestic breed unknown; breed traces back in Europe to the late 1500’s ; indigenous to Siam; imported from Siam to Portugal; imported to England, 1592; imported to Australia, 1778 1890s international No Information atRisk endangered vulnerable -United States of America USA Rabbit Silver Fox EN American Heavyweight Silver, American Silver Fox Meat, PeltFur The genetic make-up of the breed has never been divulged. What is known is that Garland was one of America’s earliest breeders of the Checkered Giant breed and kept Champagne D’Argents as well. Crosses in more recent years using Champagne D’Argents with self-colored rabbits have produced reasonably nice examples of a Silver Fox type rabbit. It is likely that Garland used self-colored Checkered Giants for the very large size; Champagne D’Argents for the silvering, fur length, and meat qualities; and perhaps an infusion of American Blue to improve on the meat producing qualities and the blue color. The breed is not recognized in other countries, although in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom there is a breed called Silver Fox, which is actually the same rabbit breed as the Silver Marten in America. The Livestock Conservancy provided text and photos. the black variety is jet black with surface silvering, dark slate under color, and brown eyes; the blue variety is a medium-rich blue with a slate gray under color and bluegray eyes. 5 5.4 fur is dense and lustrous, ideal length is 1 ½ “in length, fur should remain upright when animal is stroked from tail to head Native n domestic breed indigenous of America 1925 local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Sheep Barbados Blackbelly eng. Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. The animals breed all year round. These are hardy animals. "Body color can vary from light fawn through brown to dark red. Contrasting black belly extending down the back side of the rear legs and including the underside of the tail. Facial bars commonly referred to as ""badger faced"", with black nose, lower jaw, and inside ears." 0 0 Polled 78 65 52.2 41.7 Medium-sized, long-legged, with tail extending to the hocks. Ram has a mane of coarse hair. Sheep of both genders are polled with no sign of any outgrowth of the horn plate. y 1997 domestic breed Compelling historical evidence that the breed originated and evolved in Barbados from crosses of African hair sheep and European wooled breeds. First imported from Barbados in 1904 by U.S. Department of Agriculture hair F17-8, 16 W24-20 local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -United States of America USA Sheep Black Welsh Mountain eng. Black Welsh Mountain Meat, Wool Black 2 0 Males: horned, Females: polled 51.05 39.705 Locally adapted domestic breed Wales, Britain 1800's 1972 ~12 of 50 states 2 1 3 international Sufficient unknown unknown endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Blueface Leicester eng. Bluefaced Leicester Wool white wool and white bodied. Some occurance of natural colored and black wool and bodied lambs. 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 113.4 86.2 Native domestic breed Hexham in Northumberland, England ealry 1900's 1970's ~ 13 of 50 states. Mostly eastern states wool medium 1.6 1.1 2 26 2 1 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester Meat, Wool white wool and white body 0 0 Male and Female: Polled 119.07 85.05 Native domestic breed Leicestershire, England; Cheviot x Leicester 1767 late 1700's ~36 of 50 states wool coarse/carpet 4.5 3.6 5.4 34 1 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep California Red eng. Meat, Wool cream colored wool, cinnamon/red head and legs 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 89.6 61.22 Native domestic breed Davis, CA, USA (Private breeding); Tunis x Barbados early 1970's ~20 of 50 states. Mostly western states. wool coarse/carpet 2 1 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Cheviot Cheviot Meat, Wool white wool and white body 0 0 Male and Female: Polled 81.635 63.5 Native domestic breed Cheviot Hills between Scotland and England 1372 1838 ~34 of 50 state wool medium 2.9 2.3 3.6 30 1 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Clun Forest eng. Clun Forest Wool White fleece, Black body 0 0 Male & Female: polled 85.05 65.785 Native domestic breed Clun, Shropshire, England 1970 ~24 of 50 states 2 1 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Columbia eng. Columbia Meat, Wool White wool & white body 0 0 male & female: polled 136.0775 90.7175 similar to Panama Native domestic breed Laramie, Wyoming, USA; composite of Lincoln and American Rambouillet 1912 19 of 50 states wool medium 6.35 5.44 7.26 26 2 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Coopworth eng. Coopworth uni coloured: white 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed wool medium international No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Cormo eng. Cormo Wool The animals were selected to survive under the harsh cold conditions they are kept in. Wool is soft handling and therefore suitable for handspinning and knitting. uni coloured: white 0 0 90 60 Locally adapted domestic breed wool medium 25 FAO Breed Survey Sires are selected under natural cold harsh conditions to maximize wool return on a meat carcass, to produce a maximum return per hectare. international No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale Meat, Wool White wool & white body 0 0 Male & Female: polled 112.265 79.41 Native domestic breed South Island, New Zealand; Developed from Lincoln or Leicester x Merino crosses 1860's year of import: 1914 ~19 of 50 States wool medium 5.72 4.56 6.8 28 1 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Cotswold eng. Cotswold Wool white wool and white body. Some instances of natural colors in wool and body 0 0 Male and Female: Polled 122.45 93 Native domestic breed Gloucestershire Hills, England ancient 1832 ~28 of 50 states wool coarse/carpet 6.1 5.4 6.8 37 1 international No Information atRisk criticalMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Debouillet eng. Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 Native domestic breed composite of Delaine Merino and Rambouillet 1920-1943 New Mexico wool fine local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Delaine Merino eng. Wool 0 0 Male & Female: Horned & Polled 86.18 64.635 Native domestic variety Spain ancient ~30 of 50 states wool fine 5.21 4.08 6.35 20 1.5 1 local Not Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -United States of America USA Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat, SkinsHides Completely white or white with black head 0 0 Male: polled & horned Female: polled 106.594 83.95 Locally adapted domestic breed South Africa; Developed from Horned Dorset x Blackheaded Persian 1930's ~45 of 50 states hair 2.25 1 international Not Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Dorset eng. Dorset Down Meat White wool & white body 0 0 Male & Female: Horned & Polled 113.38 79.38 Native domestic breed Southwest England year of import: 1860 ~41 of 50 states wool coarse/carpet 2.75 2.27 3.23 29 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Dorset Horn eng. Dorset Horn 0 0 Native domestic breed international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Sheep East Friesian Milk white wool & white body 0 0 Male and Female: Polled 113.4 83.9 Locally adapted Friesland region of Germany 1994 wool medium 4.9 25 200 295 113 476 6 4 8 2.2 1 4 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Finnsheep eng. Finnish Landrace Meat, Wool White wool and white body. Natural colors accepted. 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 86.2 63.5 Locally adapted domestic breed Finland 1968 ~15 of 50 states wool medium 2.7 1.8 3.6 27 2 1 4 local Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained -United States of America USA Sheep Gulf Coast Native eng. Georgia Native, Louisiana Native, Pineywoods Sheep, Florida Native Wool This breed is reported to be resistant to parasites and diseases. uni coloured: white, tan to dark brown 0 0 no wool on face, belly or legs Native domestic breed of local origin and from Spanish introductions wool coarse/carpet local Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained -United States of America USA Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down Meat White wool with black head and legs 0 0 Male & Female: Polled 136.08 96.39 Native domestic breed Hampshire, England Year of Import: 1840 ~45 of 50 states wool medium 3.625 2.72 4.53 29 1 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Hog Island Other use: Feral eng. Meat The animals are used within low input production systems. Most white, but can be black 0/2 0/2 Males & Females: horned & polled Native feral breed Hog Island, Virgina, USA 1700's Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virgina wool medium 2.3 1 3.6 2 1 local Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Jacob eng. Jacob Meat, Wool The reported registration numbers are representing only one of multiple associations available for registration of this breed. White with black to deep gray spots 2/4 2/4 Horned 74.84 49.9 Native domestic breed England 1800 B.C. early 1900's ~28 of 50 states wool medium 2.04 1.36 2.72 31 1 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown vulnerable -United States of America USA Sheep Karakul eng. American Karakul Meat, Wool These animals are known in the American South-west for their hardiness under extreme environmental conditions as well as their ability to reclaim wastelands in this region. The females lamb successfully with modest shelter from wind and snow even in Canadian winters. Fleece colors include black, silver, blue, gray, tan, reddish brown and white. Body is black. 0/2 0 Males: Horned and Polled; Females: Polled 90.73 81.72 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped Native domestic variety Karakul in Amu Darja River Valley, Uzbekistan ancient between 1908 and 1929 ~12 of 50 states wool medium 3.3 2.2 4.5 30 D. McLean and Wilf Stefan, Genesis, vol. 8, No 1, p . 1 1 regional Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Katahdin Katahdin Meat This breed is known for prolificacy. Primarly white though other colors are allowed 0 0 Male & Female: Polled & few Horned 96.389 63.5 tail is 20-25 cm long Native domestic breed North Central, Maine; St. Croix x Suffolk x Wiltshire Horn 1950's ~44 of 50 states hair F17-32 2 1 4 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Lacaune Milk white wool & white body 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 106.594 79.38 Locally adapted Lacaune, France wool medium 3.1 27 200 277 95 454 6 5 8 2.1 1 4 local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Leicester Longwool Meat, Wool white whool, white body 0 0 Males and Females: Polled Native Leicesterhire, England 18th century late 18th century ~24 of 50 states wool coarse/carpet 4.5 2.7 6.4 35 1 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Lincoln eng. Lincoln Longwool Wool White and Natural Colored 0 0 Males & Females: Polled 122.47 102.06 Native domestic breed England 1700s 1825 ~29 0f 50 states 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Montadale eng. Montadale Meat, Wool white wool white body natural colored wool and body a growing trend 0 0 Male and Female: Polled 107.7 77.1 Native domestic breed United States; Cheviot x Columbia 1930 ~24 of 50 states wool medium 4.1 3.2 5 28 1 regional No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Navajo-Churro eng. Navajo-Churro American Four-Horned, Navajo Four-Horned, Navajo Meat, Wool White, White/Tan, Black, Brown, Blue, Badgerface, Black & Tan, Spots, Multi colored wool and body 0/2/4 0/2/4 Males & Females: horned (2/4) & polled 66.9 46.5 tail is long and thin, horizontal ears Native domestic breed Arizon, New Mexico, Utah, USA 16th Century ~16 of 50 states wool coarse/carpet 2.7 1.8 3.6 42 N8-101 2 1 regional No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Sheep North Country Cheviot 0 0 Native domestic breed local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Oxford eng. Oxford Down Meat, Wool White wool, steel gray to dark brown legs and face 0 0 Male & Female: polled 124.74 79.38 Native domestic breed Oxford County, England; Cotswolds x Hampshires 1830's 1846 ~24 of 50 states wool medium 3.85 3.2 4.5 31 1 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Polypay eng. Polypay Meat, Wool The animals are bred for 2 lambs twice a year. White wool and white body 0 0 Male & Female: polled 99.8 72.55 Native domestic breed Dubois, Idaho; Finnsheep x Rambouillet x Targhee x Dorset 1970 ~17 of 50 states wool medium 2 1 4 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Rambouillet eng. Rambouillet Meat, Wool White wool white body 0/2 0 Males: Polled & Horned Females: Polled 113.39 72.55 Native domestic breed Rambouillet, France 1786 mid 1800's ~15 of 50 states wool fine 2 1 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Romeldale Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 Native domestic breed composite of New Zealand Romney and American Rambouillet, flock closed since 1919 1915 California wool medium local Not Sufficient atRisk critical -United States of America USA Sheep Romney eng. Romney Meat, Wool A single animal can be registered in more than one registry. Therefore registration numbers may be inflated. White wool and white body or nautral colored wool and natural colored body. 0 0 Males & Females: polled 107.7 79.37 Native domestic breed Romney Marsh region of Kent, England 1800's 1904 wool coarse/carpet 6 4 8 36 2 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Santa Cruz Other use: Feral eng. Santa Cruz Wool Mostly white, but can be black, brown, and spotted wool, white body 0/2 0/2 Males & Females: polled & horned Native feral breed Santa Cruz island, California, USA ealry 1800's wool fine 2 1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Scottish Blackface eng. Scottish Blackface Meat, Wool white wool speckled face and legs 2 2 Males & Females: Horned 73.72 55.6 Locally adapted domestic breed Scotland 12th Century 1861 ~29 of 50 state wool medium 2.5 2.27 2.72 33 1 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Shetland eng. Shetland Wool white wool and body,or grey to black wool and body, or brown wool and body 0/2 0/2 Males and Females: Horned and Polled 48.75 39.71 Locally adapted domestic breed Shetland Islands ancient wool medium 1.4 0.9 1.8 24 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Shropshire eng. Shropshire Meat, Wool white wool, black body 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 116.78 83.91 Locally adapted domestic breed Shropshire and Staffordshire, England 1840 1855 ~21 of 50 states wool medium 3.6 2.7 4.5 29 2 1 international No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Soay Soay Research 0 0 Locally adapted domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Southdown eng. South Down Meat White wool white body 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 92.95 68 Native domestic breed Sussex, England 1824 wool fine 2.9 2.3 3.6 26 1.5 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -United States of America USA Sheep St Croix fr. St. Croix Meat, Milk The breed is reported to be heat tolerant. The animals of this breed are reported to be tolerant to various parasites. This breed is known as very prolific and aseasonal. This is a very docile breed. White 0 0 Males & Females: Polled 75.97 62.37 Native domestic breed Caribbean 1600's 1960's ~ 33 of 50 states hair 2.96 2.96 12 2 1 4 local Sufficient unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat White wool, black head and legs 0 0 Males & Females: polled 153.05 113.385 Native domestic breed Southeastern Coast of England; Southdown x Norflok 1810 1888 ~38 of 50 states 2 1 international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Targhee eng. Targhee Meat, Wool White wool and white body 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 113.39 77.1 Native domestic breed Dubois Idaho; 3/4 Rambouillet x 1/4 long wool (Corriedale-Lincoln) 1926 ~19 of 50 states wool medium 5.445 4.54 6.35 23 2 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -United States of America USA Sheep Texel dutch Texel Meat white wool and white body 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 97.55 73.7 Locally adapted domestic breed Texel Island of the Frisian Islands, Netherlands 1800's 1990 ~24 of 50 states wool medium 3.8 3.2 4.5 30 1 international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Tunis eng. Tunisian Barbary Meat, Wool Cream colored wool, tan to red colored head and legs 0 0 Males and Females: Polled 90.75 65.8 Native domestic breed Tunis Provance, Africa ancient 1799 ~36 of 50 states wool medium 4.5 3.6 5.4 28 1 international Not Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -United States of America USA Sheep Warhill eng. Warhill 0 0 Native domestic breed composite of Merino, Columbia, Corriedale, Panama and Rambouillet wool international No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Willamette eng. Meat This breed was selected for weight and score. 0/2 0/2 Native domestic breed composite of (Cheviot x Columbia) and (Dorset Horn x Columbia) 1952 originated in Willamette Valley by Oregon State University, Oregon wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn 2 2 Males and Females: Horned 104.35 65.8 Locally adapted domestic breed Wiltshire, Enlgand 1624 wool medium 4.54 4.54 1 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -United States of America USA Turkey Auburn eng. Research Native domestic variety local No Information extinct extinct -United States of America USA Turkey Beltsville Small White eng. Beltsville Native domestic variety international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Turkey Black Black Native domestic variety international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -United States of America USA Turkey Blue Palm eng. Blue Research Native domestic variety international No Information unknown unknown unknown -United States of America USA Turkey Bourbon Red eng. Bourbon Red Native domestic variety international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Turkey Bronze-Breasted eng. Broad Breasted Bronze Native domestic variety international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Turkey Bronze-Standard eng. American Bronze Native domestic variety international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Turkey Buff Buff Native domestic variety international No Information extinct extinct unknown -United States of America USA Turkey Calico Research Native domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Turkey Chocolate eng. Research Native domestic variety local No Information atRisk endangered -United States of America USA Turkey Jersey Buff eng. Native domestic variety local No Information atRisk critical -United States of America USA Turkey Lilac Research Native domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Turkey Narragansett eng. Narragansett Native domestic variety international No Information atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -United States of America USA Turkey Royal Palm eng. Native domestic variety local No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk -United States of America USA Turkey Silver Auburn Research Native domestic variety local No Information unknown unknown -United States of America USA Turkey Slate Blue eng. Native domestic variety local No Information atRisk vulnerable -United States of America USA Turkey Slate Red eng. Research Native domestic variety local No Information extinct extinct -United States of America USA Turkey White - BB Broad Breasted White Research Native domestic variety international No Information unknown unknown critical -United States of America USA Turkey White Holland eng. Dutch White Native domestic variety international No Information atRisk endangered endangered -United States of America USA Turkey White Midget eng. Native domestic variety local No Information atRisk vulnerable -United States of America USA Yak (domestic) Yak English local Not Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Uzbekistan UZB Ass Kara-Kalpakskaya ru. Kara-Kalpak Central Asian type domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Ass Meskhet-Dzhavakhetskaya ru. Meskhet-Javakhet Meskhet-Javakhet domestic variety variety of Georgian regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Ass Uzbekskaya ru. Bukhara, Bukharskaya, Uzbek Central Asian type domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Bactrian camel Bactrian Wool uni coloured: ginger, white and brown 550 550 Two-humped. Has specific hair, which grows from the back of the head throughout all length of the neck. domestic species local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Bestuzhevskaya ru. Bestuzhev Milk The animals are reported to show resistance to tuberculosis and leucosis. uni coloured: red often with white marks on head, belly and feet 2 2 140 132 750 520 y 1928 domestic breed composite of Friesian, Simmental, Shorthorn and local cattle 1810 Kuibyshev and Ulyanovsk Regions of the Tatar ASSR and Bashkir ASSR 305 3400 3.85 32 30 770 F65-47 FAO Breed Survey Peformance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 5-6 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. The breed is considered a red dual purpose breed. local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Black-motley eng. 0 0 950 550 It is large, compact, with little lengthened head, deep and wide breast, has well advanced muscles. domestic breed Black-motley is a planned breed of Uzbekistan. 3200 3800 3.75 local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Bushuev eng. Bushuev its tolerance to hot climate. its tolerance to blood-parasite diseases. multi coloured: body and legs are white: the ends of legs, ears and noses are black or pigmented, fine black or red stains can be observed on its body 2 2 Bushuev breed is the only breed of horned cattle raised in Uzbekistan. 435 domestic breed locally adapted breed 1967 2600 3000 4.2 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Fergana Ferganskii zebu 2 2 Zebu 0 domestic variety variety of Central Asian Zebu (or Zeboid) local No Information extinct extinct -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed imported from The Netherlands international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Kazakh white headed eng. Kazakh Whiteheaded 0 0 domestic breed steppe, mountainuous and foothills zones, as well as in desert semideserted zones. regional No Information unknown unknown endangered -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Kuramin Kuraminskii zebu 2 2 Zebu 0 domestic variety variety of Central Asian Zebu local No Information extinct extinct -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Local cattle eng. Meat This breed is well adapted sharply continental climate and scanty feeding. The typical particularity is that it firms blood-parasite disease. The milk productivity is low. 0 0 The breed has a fine skeleton, bosom is narrow. domestic breed zebu-type kept in mountainuous villages of Surkhandarya and Kashkadarya provinces. 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Red Steppe eng. Red Steppe Adapted to sharp continental climate of the republic. multi coloured: red and variants 0 0 490 490 Specific body constitution for dairy cattle. Besides it has light skeleton, thin multi-folded skin, but insufficiently developed muscles. domestic breed Red steppe breed spread throughout the country. 3000 3800 3.7 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Santa hertruda eng. Santa Gertrudis Milk It is valued for its tolerance to hot weather and adaptability to external environment. comparatively low sexual maturity period. It has low milk productivity. uni coloured: dark-red 0 0 1050 575 domestic breed It was introduced to Dzhizzak region in 1967s. 4.25 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Sredneaziatskii Zebu ru. Central Asian Zebu Turkestan Zebu, Turkestanskii Zebu, Central Asian Zebu 2 2 Zebu domestic breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Cattle Swits used for improvement of local cattles. eng. Brown Swiss GeneralCrossbreeding uni coloured: brown 0 0 925 525 short head, lengthened trunk, straight back, wide and deep breast and strong legs. It has elastic skin and udder is voluminous. domestic breed spread mainly in foothills areas of the country. 3000 3500 3.7 36.5 36.5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uzbekistan UZB Chicken B-9 eng. domestic breed imported; exotic Bred at poultry farms in Uzbekistan. local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Chicken Brown Lohmann eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann Brown domestic breed imported; exotic Bred at poultry farms in Uzbekistan. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uzbekistan UZB Chicken Lohmann White eng. Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann White domestic breed imported; exotic Bred at poultry farms in Uzbekistan. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Chicken Rodonit eng. Commercial strain- Rodonit domestic breed imported; exotic Bred at poultry farms in Uzbekistan. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Chicken Two-linear cross of hens «Uzbekistan» eng. Good reproductive quality. domestic line These species of hens were bred in 2001 on the base of gene fund of egg line breed in Poultry Reasearch Centre by polycrossbreeding method. local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Chicken Uzbek fighter hens eng. Egg-laying ability of hens has a seasonal character. In spring and summer months it depends on feeding quality. 3.4 2.5 very large type, It differs by type, form, and colour of the plumage. 2000-2002 in Uzbek poultry scientific centre fighter hens and cocks mainly red plumage with bronze low tide tail feather, as well as hens with black plumage were bred. These hens are characterized by typical exterior. Its trunk is compact, strong combined bosom is broad and deep, legs are broadly placed with greater strong spur, bones of the legs strong and thick, bosom muscles and legs well developed. The Plumage is dence, feather is rather short, and some parts of the skin are not covered feather. The cocks differ for direct and proud bearing. Their neck is long and thick, head with large forehead and strong short beak and pink crest. domestic breed It is spread out among poultry farms in Bukhara, Khorezm, Samarkand and Fergana valley. local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Dromedary Turkmen Arvana eng. Turkmen Arvana The breed is adapted to the local climatic conditions (harsh continental desert climate). The animals endure a lack of water and fodder supply. 182 178 630 450 domestic breed 2.3 450 4000 3.5 30 28 two intra-breed types can be distinguished: 1. Sakarchagin: milk-meat type: - wither height 188 cm;
- live weight 720 kg;
- milk yield: 3 500 kg in 12 months with 3.5% milk fat;
2. Yerbent milk type: - wither height 178 cm;
- live weight 610 kg;
- milk yield: 4 400 kg in 12 months with 3.3% milk fat;
1 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Goat Chernye Pukhovye Kozy Uzbekistana ru. Charkissar, Fergana, Uzbek Black Wool uni coloured: black 2 2 59 40 Uzbek goats have wool fibres that are longer than guard hairs. domestic breed composite of Angora and local Uzbek cashmere 0.45 F65-331 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Goat Downy It is bred for meat, milk, wool and leather production. eng. Meat Native breed of goats is notable for good adaptability to poor feeding conditions and dry hot climate of the region. 0 0 47.5 47.5 domestic breed Widely distributed mainly in mountain and foothills areas of Uzbekistan. local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Goat Local It is bred for meat, milk, wool and leather production. eng. Meat Native breed of goats is notable for good adaptability to poor feeding conditions and dry hot climate of the region. 0 0 47.5 47.5 domestic breed Widely distributed mainly in mountain and foothills areas of Uzbekistan. local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Goat Markhor eng. Markhor Capra Falconeri Wagner 0 0 feral breed regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Goat Mestnye Grubosherstnye Kozy Srednei Azii ru. Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Russian Central Asian Local Coarse-Haired Meat The breed is considered a valuable resource for the creation of new breeds. uni coloured: usually black, occasionally grey, tan or pied 2 2 large horns 60 45 domestic breed indigenous breed mountain goats Altai cashmere 0.64 150 125 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, the animals were housed for 4-7months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.37 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Goat Sovetskaya Sherstnaya ru. Soviet Mohair Soviet Mohair Wool The fertility of this breed is generally quite low. The animals can withstand long distance drives, they have a strong constitution. F65-333 uni coloured: white 2 2 males: well developed females: small and thin horns 56 38 small in size domestic breed composite of Angora (USA) and Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired goats 1937 mohair/angora 1.9 150 120 3.1 2.8 F65-333 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were collected from animals kept under stationary conditions, housed for 0-4 months per year and fed on grazing, fodder and concentrates. 1.13 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Goat Uzbek eng. Milk 2 2 domestic breed part of the Russian Central Asian Coarse-Haired group cashmere local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Guinea fowl Grey eng. Grey Guineafowl domestic breed They are basically kept in private households. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Horse Adaevskaya ru. Adaev Adaev Riding (sports) light animals domestic variety variety of Kazakh, may have some Turkmen blood between Caspian and Aral seas regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Horse Karabairskaya Used for sport competitions, working force and for meat production. ru. Karabair Karabair Riding (sports) uni coloured: black, grey, brown 152 149 domestic breed locally adapted breed country-wide F65-271 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uzbekistan UZB Quail Japanese eng. domestic species local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Rabbit Shinshilla Chinchilla domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Akhangaranskaya Myaso-sherstnaya ru. Akhangaran Mutton-Wool Meat 0 0 domestic breed composite of Caucasian and Lincoln and Jaidara wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Arabi uni coloured: black 0 0 domestic variety variety of Karakul wool local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep AstKarakul' It provides population by ecological clean mutton, sheep skin and wool. ru. Karakul Astrakhan, Bukhara, Karakul', Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul PeltFur Well adapted to severe climatic, pasture-stern condition in deserted and semideserted regions. 2 0 65 47.5 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped domestic breed Karakul is one of the ancient breed. It was introduced to the territory of Uzbekistan long time ago using national breeding methods . Some specific and original groups of animals connected each other are presented in this breed. It includes sheep of 15 colourations, 30 colours, 4 wool constitutional curl types and more than 20 types and curl forms. Genetic fund of the breed is enriched 24 productive pedigree types of karakul sheeps with variuos colours and colourations. Specific farms located in the Republic Karakalpakstan, Navoi, Kashkadarya, Djizzakh, Samarkand, Bukhara and Surkhandarya regions. wool 2.5 57 7.5 3.5 3.2 F65-217 1.1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Dzhaidara ru. Jaidara Djaidara, Jaydara, Jaidara Wool uni coloured: black (65-68%), tan (24-26%), grey or brown 0/2 0 80 57 fat rump, large, meaty, with fat tail and massive. domestic breed Locally adapted breed. Jaydara breed was introduced to the territory of the country by the method of national selection and bred in Fergana valley. wool coarse/carpet 2.3 5.6 5.2 151 F65-229 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Hissar Gissar The animals have strong and high extremities, with the lengthened trunk. uni coloured: black 0 0 100 67.5 body constitution and are considered as the largest sheep in the world. Have a strong constitution with strongly pronounced fat tail. domestic breed imported from Tadjikistan; locally adapted breed mainly found in the Surkhandarya and Kashkadarya regions. coarse/carpet local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Parkentskaya Myaso-Sherstnaya ru. Parkent Mutton-Wool Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Saradzhinskaya ru. Sary-Ja Sary-Ja uni coloured: grey 0 0 85 57.5 fat-rump y domestic breed improved by Degeres since 1950 wool coarse/carpet 3.5 5.3 5 200 F65-211 This is a range breed, kept on pasture throughout the year. Supplemental feeding is only given to weak sheep and rams during the pre-mating and mating periods. Emergency supplies of roughages and concentrates are kept as an insurance against heavy snowfalls and ice-covered grazing. 1.04 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Shirazi Shirazi uni coloured: grey 0 0 domestic variety grey (lethal when homozygous) variety of Karakul wool regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Sheep Uzbek Mutton-Wool eng. Meat Wool is semi-thin, and wool productivity of ewes is 2,8-3,5 and ram ones 4-6 kg. comment: black spots on head 0 0 77.5 59 domestic breed composite of Lincoln and (Caucasian and Lincoln x Jaidara) since 1955 bred in mountainuous areas of Tashkent province. wool medium local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Turkey Uzbek Bronze eng. Fecundation ability and survival rate are high. multi coloured: plumage on neck and the top part of breast of males is dark brown, feathers on back are black with a wide stripe, the ends of feathers are white, wing-feathers are black with white strips 11 7 domestic breed 50 100 local No Information unknown unknown -Uzbekistan UZB Turkey Uzbek White eng. Eggs satisfactory reproductive qualities Uzbek white female turkeys have high egg productivity , rather good meat precocity and good commodity conditions of body at early age with a white skin. uni coloured: white 13 8 They have compact, lengthened trunk and deep breast. domestic breed Breeding of white coloured turkey began after delivery to Uzbekistan of North Caucasian white turkey, selecting the best ones on their acclimatization also crossing North Caucasian white females with bronze males. 60 120 local No Information unknown unknown -Saint Vincent and the Grenadines VCT Cattle Puerto Rican eng. Puerto Rican 2 2 some are dwarf domestic breed imported from Spain international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Saint Vincent and the Grenadines VCT Goat Creole sp. Creole West Indian uni coloured: often black, brown
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short hair, prick ears domestic breed probably descended from West African Dwarf hair international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Ass Asno criollo sp. PackBaggage domestic breed locally adapted, descendant from the breeds introduced by the spaniards low input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Ass Brasil sp. InterspeciesCrossing domestic breed recently imported; exotic medium-input production system local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Ass Búlgaro sp. InterspeciesCrossing domestic breed continually imported from Bulgaria; exotic medium-input production system, small-scale commercial production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Ass Jack Norteamericano sp. Mammoth Jack Stock InterspeciesCrossing domestic breed continually imported from the USA; exotic medium-input production system, small-scale commercial production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Ass Mula sp.=mule Riding (work) domestic breed locally adapted low input production system, small-scale commercial production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Ass Peruano sp. Fancy domestic breed exotic from Peru medium-input production system, small-scale commercial production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Buffalo Australiano sp. ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 0 0 domestic breed continuously imported 1990s local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Buffalo Búlgaro sp. ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 0 0 domestic breed continuously imported 1990s local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Buffalo Italiano sp. FattyLiver 0 0 domestic breed continuously imported 1990s local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Buffalo Trinitario sp. ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals 0 0 domestic breed continuously imported 1990s local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Carora Carorena Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety origin from American and European Brown Swiss X Criollo (1/4-1/8) during 1935-75 Lara. local No Information extinct extinct -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Cebu Venezuelano sp. Venezuelan Zebu Meat uni coloured: red
multi coloured: red, white 2 2 Zebu domestic breed composite of Gir and other breeds local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Chusco sp. Chusco Crioulo de las Sierras, Serrano The breed is adapted to highland conditions in altitudes above 3 500 m asl. 2 2 500 400 Criollo type domestic breed 120 240 5 30 25 regional No Information extinct extinct unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Criollo Lechero Tropical sp. Tropical Dairy Criollo Milking Criollo, Tropical Dairy Criollo, Improved Criollo Milk uni coloured: light dun to dark red
multi coloured: often with black points 2 2 domestic breed regional No Information extinct extinct unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Guzerat Guzerat Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Gyr Gir Milk 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed continually imported, first imported from the USA; exotic Andean region (Mérida and Trujillo states) and the central-western region (Lara and Yaracuy states) international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle InduBrasil Indo-Brasilian Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Limonero sp. Criollo Lechero Venezuelano, Improved Criollo, Limonero, Rio Limon Dairy Criollo, Río Limón, Criollo Lechero uni coloured: red 2 2 similar to Criollo in Central America domestic breed indigenous breed descended from the breeds introduced by the spaniards 1720 A2-11 local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Llanero sp. Criollo Llanero Meat 2 2 371 small Criollo type domestic breed Llanos, South-western Venezuala 25 25 F66-28 local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Nelore Nelore Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Ocampo 2 2 0 domestic variety continually imported; Friesian x (Ongole x local Criollo) graded to American Brown Swiss (1950s) local No Information extinct extinct -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Pardo Suizo sp. Brown Swiss Milk 0 0 domestic breed Andean region (Mérida and Trujillo states) and the central-western region (Lara and Yaracuy states) international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Perijanero sp. Meat 2 2 Criollo type domestic breed indigenous breed developed through crossbreeding of many different breeds descended from the breeds introduced by the spaniards western Venezuala used in low input double purpose production systems local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Romosinuano Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Cattle Senepol Senepol Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Arbor Acres eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Arbor Acres AA broiler breeders Meat domestic continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Avian Farms eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Avian domestic continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Bovans Gold eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hendrix Bovan Goldline Eggs domestic continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Cobb eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Criolla sp. domestic descendants of the breeds introduced by the Spaniards rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Hubbard eng. Commercial strain- Hubbard Meat domestic continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Hyline eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Eggs domestic line continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Isa Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- ISA Brown Eggs domestic continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Leghorn C R Commercial strain- layer- Leghorn Eggs domestic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Piroca sp. naked neck domestic breed descendants of the breeds introduced by the Spaniards rural areas local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Meat domestic breed continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Goat Alpina Alpine GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Goat Boer Boer 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Goat Canaria sp. GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Goat Criollo sp. Criollo Meat 2 2 domestic breed Spanish origin 16th century regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Goat Nubiana sp. Anglo-Nubian GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Goat Saanen Saanen GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Goat Toggenburg Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa Fancy domestic breed continually imported from the USA; exotic low, medium and high input production system, small-scale commercial production international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Arabe Arab Sport domestic breed continually imported from Spain, Tunisia, USA and Argentina; exotic medium and high input production system, large scale commercial production international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Colombiano sp. Fancy domestic breed Colombia medium to high input production system, small-scale commercial production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Cuarto de milla sp. Quarter Horse Sport domestic breed continually imported from the USA; exotic medium and high input production system, large scale commercial production international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Llanero sp. = Prairie Horse Venezuelan Criollo Transport pony domestic breed descendant of the breeds introduced by the spaniards 1493 low-input production system, subsistence and small-scale commercial production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Pura raza española sp. Carting domestic breed continually imported from Spain and Costa Rica; exotic medium input production system, small-scale commercial production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Pura sangre de carrera sp. Thoroughbred Racing domestic breed continually imported from France, U.A., Argentina and United Kingdom; exotic high input production system, small-scale and large scale commercial production international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Horse Shagya Arabe Shagya Arab Sport domestic breed continually imported from Germany and USA; exotic medium input production system, small scale commercial production international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Pig Criollo sp. Meat domestic breed closely related to the Iberian swine Llaneros local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire Meat domestic breed continuously imported since 1919 high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed continually imported high-input comercial production systems international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Pig Poland China eng. Meat domestic breed continuously imported since 1919 high-input comercial production systems local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Pig Venezuelan Black eng. feral breed Llanos, southern Venezuela local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Rabbit California sp. California Meat domestic breed small-scale and medium scale production international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Rabbit Criolla sp. Meat domestic breed resultant of indiscriminate crossbreeding of imported breeds (New Zealand, California, Mariposa) small-scale and medium scale production local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Rabbit Mariposa sp. Mariposa Meat domestic breed small-scale and medium scale production regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Rabbit Nueva Zelanda sp. New Zealand Meat domestic breed small-scale and medium scale production international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Barbados Barriga Negra sp. Barbados Black Belly Meat comment: black belly 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted, related to the hair sheep of African origin brought initially by Colon from the island of Gomera international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Bergamasca Bergamasca GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Criollo sp. Criollo Chusco Meat This breed is reported to be resistant to endoparasite infestation. This breed is known for low prolificacy but good fertility. uni coloured: black, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 0 0 32.8 26.1 domestic breed locally adapted, descended from Spanish Churro and probably also Spanish Merino 1548-1812 Highlands of Venezuala wool coarse/carpet 1.06 1.02 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Dorset Horn eng. Dorset Horn GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Kathadin Katahdin 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Lacaune Lacaune 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Manchego sp. Manchega 0 0 domestic breed recently imported regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Pelona sp. Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Persa Cabeza Negra sp. Blackhead Persian Meat 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted, related to the hair sheep of African origin brought initially by Colon from the island of Gomera international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Roja Africana sp. Red African Africana, Camura, Colombian Woolless, Pelona, West African, Red African Meat uni coloured: yellow-red to dark red
multi coloured: red, yellow 0 0 59 59 males sometimes maned domestic breed related to the hair sheep of African origin brought initially by Colon from the island of Gomera western Venezuala hair 2.5 2.5 F17-50, 51 1.36 regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Romanov Romanov 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk 0 0 domestic breed around 1950 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Venezuelan Criollo eng. comment: sometimes colour or spotted face 0/2 0 domestic variety variety of Criollo mountains of western Venezuela wool 2.8 66 F17-16 local No Information unknown unknown -Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VEN Sheep Wilshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -British Virgin Islands VGB Sheep Virgin Island White eng. St. Croix White Virgin Islander, St. Croix This breed is known for prolificacy (2 litters per year). uni coloured: usually brown, red, white
multi coloured: also pied 0 0 64 males have a mane domestic breed part of the American Thin-Tailed-Hair Sheep Group hair F17-30 2 local No Information unknown unknown -United States Virgin Islands VIR Cattle Senepol Senepol Nelthropp Milk uni coloured: red 0 0 domestic breed composite of Red Poll and a smaller variety of Senegal N'Dama 1918-1949 St Croix international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -United States Virgin Islands VIR Sheep Virgin Island White eng. St. Croix White Virgin Islander, St. Croix Meat This breed is known for prolificacy (2 litters per year). uni coloured: usually tan, red, white
multi coloured: also pied 0 0 64 males have a mane domestic breed part of the American Thin-Tailed-Hair Sheep Group hair F17-30 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Buffalo De viet. long curver tapering horn; big head, plane strait forehead, short face, large snout, big ear, long straight neck. The De buffaloes are smaller than The Ngo. They are thin skin, light, smooth dark coat DraughtPower buffalo Vietnam is called swamp buffal and domesticated primarily for providing traction and manure for crop production. although the De buffaloes are limited in size and growth rate but can adapt well to environmental conditions good adaptability to hard enviroment, good adaptability to difficult conditions in rural areas good resisstance to disease, uni coloured: white 2 2 long curved horns 375 325 domestic breed indigenous breed mainly northern mountain provinces of Vietnam grazing stationary 250 300 10.44 22 20 30 33 36 36 48 180 Buffalo management in Vietnam is mainly based on a low input/low output system. More than 99% of buffaloes belong to the small holder sector. Dry season feeding is very dependent on rice straw, plantation crops and tree leaf materials. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Buffalo Murrah eng flashy black sparse occational short coat, a mass white coat in the end of tail. Murrah GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat 2 2 short horn, 2 curved horns as 2 bow-shape toward back 142 133 690 375 domestic breed imported from China in 1971, from India in 1978 imported from China and India Mainly kept on State farms, Binh Duong and Thai Nguyen provinces intensive concentrate stationary 280 270 300 2700 2600 2800 7 5 30 30 36 age at first estrus (months): 36 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Buffalo Ngo viet. long curver tapering horn; big head, plane strait forehead, short face, large snout, big ear, long straight neck. The Ngo buffaloes are bigger than the De, and they are rough coat. DraughtPower buffalo Vietnam is called swamp buffal and domesticated primarily for providing traction and manure for crop production. although the De buffaloes are limited in size and growth rate but can adapt well to environmental conditions good adaptability to hard enviroment, good adaptability to difficult conditions in rural areas good resisstance to disease, uni coloured: black 2 2 long curved horns 475 425 domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly found in the Northern mountain provinces of Vietnam. grazing stationary 270 300 10.44 29 27 30 30 33 36 48 180 Buffalo management in Vietnam is mainly based on a low input/low output system. More than 99% of buffaloes belong to the small holder sector. Dry season feeding is very dependent on rice straw, plantation crops and tree leaf materials. age at first estrus (months): 36 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Buffalo Trau Noi viet. long curver tapering horn; big head, plane strait forehead, short face, large snout, big ear, long straight neck. Local Buffalo, Vietnamese buffalo DraughtPower, Meat buffalo Vietnam is called swamp buffal and domesticated primarily for providing traction and manure for crop production The breed is well adapted to harsh conditions of Viet Nam. grey, black coat, some streak white around the neck and a streak over the chest 2 2 long curver tapering horn 120 118 400 350 domestic breed indigenous breed mainly in northern and central Viet Nam back yard or farm yard production, extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing, uncontrolled feeding stationary 210 300 10 28 24 30 30 36 36 46 45 48 470 525 250 43.5 FAO Breed Survey In some mountainous areas the nomadic system still persists. These swamp buffaloes are grazed on pasture all year round and only kept indoors for sale or for other purposes and at night. In the mountain region the animals endure poor quality of green fodder and insufficient water supply. There is significant range in body weight and body size. The genetic potential of breed has been largely unexplored. Genetic selection for work capacity has been carried out. 1 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Baria viet. Ba Ria, Bo = cow), Bo Baria These animals are known for a high disease resistance. Their meat is tasty. This breed has a good capacity to use roughage of poor nutritional value. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: yellow 2 2 115 108 220 190 The body size of this breed is smaller than that of other Vietnamese cattle. domestic variety variety of Vietnamese Long Dat and Chau Thanh Districts, Dong Nai Province, southern Vietnam 165 450 7.5 16 14 FAO Breed Survey The animals are kept in a region where the soil is sandy and grass and roughage do not grow well. They The are housed at night and graze during the day. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Belmont Red Belmont Red GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia, Queensland; exotic; composite of Africander, Hereford x Shorthorn international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Bo Lai Sin Bo = cow, viet. The breed has a relatively large body size, dark yellow coat, big and a bit droopy ears, developed dewlap lasting to navel and high hump. Sindhy Crossbred Cattle Meat, Milk The sind-hybrid iss the good breed, highly adaptable to Viet Nam's climate and rearing conditions. when mosquitoes, flies, cow bites, they can vibrate the skin to repel flies bites muooix Their growth rate, meat production and draught power are all better than yellow cattles. fertility is fairly good, brown red, red yellow or red skin; 2 2 short horns 115 110 400 270 domestic breed about 70 years ago, Red Sindhi cattle was imported into our country and reared in some local areas. This breed has been crossed with local or other cross-bred catteles. scattered everywhere, exspecial in Red river delta semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary 265 240 270 1200 800 1400 4.8 4 5 20 18 20 50 FAO Breed Survey (1997), Atlas of vietnam animal husbandry - Ministry of Agriculture and rural development (2009) The animals are housed over night all year round. Age at first estrus (months): 20 1 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Bo U dau riu from light brown to yellow coat, sometime black. well body, short hort, small straight ear, straight brassiere, DraughtPower, Meat this was a local breed long ago, brown, some males have black on the shoulder 2 2 short straight horns 114 104 300 200 swollen as a head of ax on the shoulder domestic breed Nam Dan district, Nghe an province, Ky anh district- Ha Tinh province Nam Dan district, Nghe an province, Ky anh district- Ha Tinh province semi - intensive grazing stationary 13 16 11 19 33 33 34 Atlas of vietnam animal husbandry - Ministry of Agriculture and rural development (2009) age at first estrus (months): 15-18
Carcass weight: female: 44.53% Male: 46.84% 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Bo Vang Bo = cow, viet. "Local yellow cattle are also known as ""Co Cattle"" or ""Coc cattle"" . Common characteristics are small ears, poorly developed hump and dewlap, almost all are in yellow light yellow or dark yellow" Annamese, Vietnam Yellow, Vietnamese, Yellow Cattle DraughtPower, Meat this breed is local breed, dispose in many places in Viet nam, This breed is well adapted to the hard conditions of Viet Nam. A good disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. The females are known good fertility, one calving per year occurs. good meat quality uni coloured: yellow 2 2 108 104 275 175 small body size domestic breed This breed is of Zebu origin. mainly in central coastal provinces, northern upland and midland, central highland and Red river Delta semi - intensive farm-household by-products, grazing 210 500 5 15 14 11 16 15 18 32 30 34 430 400 540 10 200 45 FAO Breed Survey, alats of Viet Nam animal husbandry - Ministry of agriculture and rural development (2009) small holders The animals are fed on poor quality roughage and use rice straw in the harsh months. The animals are housed at night and graze during the day. age at first estrus (months): 15-18 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Brahman they are originated from India and Brazil, and then crossbred by the US cattles to generate beef breeds adapted to tropical countries. Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding there are 2 trains consisting of red Brahman varying from yellow to red coat and white Brahman varying from grey-white to light back till the end of the body wwith droopy big ears. this breed is suitable with tropical climate There are 2 strains consisting of red Brahman varying from yellow to red coat and white Brahman varying from grey-white to light black till the end of the body with droopy big ears. 2 2 short horns 650 450 domestic breed imported from Cuba; exotic mainly kept on State farms: Ho Chi Minh, tuyen Quang, binh Duong, Lam Dong, Moc chau provinces intensive concentrate stationary 24 55 age at first estrus (months): 40 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Burmese Gaur eng. Burmese Gaur Pyaung, Pyoung, Pyun, Burmese Bison The animals are reported to have a high tolerance to bad climate and tough tropical conditions (wet and hot). They can live on high lands with a slope of 50 to 60 degrees and at altitudes of 1 500 m asl. These animals produce good, tasty meat and leather of good quality. The Burmese Gaur is the third largest animal after the rhino and elephant. It feeds mainly on natural grasses and leaves from trees. FAO Breed Survey 2 2 950 750 very big animals feral variety The Gaur is the largest of the Asiatic bovids. Two subspecies are recognised, B. g.gaurus (India, Nepal) and B. g. laosiensis (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and West Malaysia). Tay Bac, northern Vietnam and Tay Nguyen, in the central highlands 360 360 325 FAO Breed Survey The animals move in small groups over a large area and therefore cause little damage to agriculture and forestry. They are housed at night and graze during the day. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Charolais fr. this is a well-known beef breed in the world which has been normally used to crossbred with domestic breeds for meat production Charolais GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat the Charolais are milky white coat 2 2 short horns 800 1300 domestic breed imported; exotic 67 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Chau Doc viet. Bo = cow), Bo chau doc, Chan-doc The breed is used for draught power for rice cultivation in the Dong Thap Muoi area which is often flooded. It has a good body size and weight and are well adapted to salted soil region. The main advantages of the breed are tasty meat with low fat. 2 2 128 114 230 210 domestic variety variety of Vietnamese Dong Thap Muoi Area 177 550 7.5 16.5 14.2 41 FAO Breed Survey The animals are housed at night and graze during the day. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Droughtmaster eng. the drouthtmaster cattles are developed in the north of Queensland, where is a hot tropical zone in Autralia. This breed is crossed between Shorthorn and Brahman, after that their offspring generation are selected to produce Droughtmaster (50% Shorthorn blood and 50% Brahman blood) Droughtmaster Meat The breed has endure heat they have resist ticks and have good fertility, are easy to raise and gentle temper good fertility lean meat rate is high in castrated male calves at age of 1-2 years. The breed basically is in red coat, sometimes there is a color change varying from honey yellow to dark red 0 0 almost all of the Droughtmaster cattles have no horn but some do. 900 620 domestic breed imported; exotic intensive concentrate stationary 60 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Viet Nam VNM Cattle H'mong viet. "H'mong cattles have higher-balance body, color is mainly yellow silk, a little cattle is cockroach wings. Eyes and my hair hoe slightly yellow around the eye holes are clear, bright yellow. U bulls have to - affectionately wide forehead peak u can uninstall big breasts """ Argentine Criollo DraughtPower, Meat 0 0 385 260 n domestic breed northern upland provinces mainly in Ha Giang, Lai Chau, Cao bang, Bac can, Yen bai provinces 16 15 international Not Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford GeneralCrossbreeding they have red coat with white dots in their head, face, belly. 4 legs and tail 0 0 950 650 domestic breed imported; exotic 68 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Holstein Friesian eng. mix white and black, sometime mix white and red. The body of Females are wedge, big breast. The body of Males are rectangle, small horns, small bressiere Holstein (black and white) holstein friz, holstein friesian GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk actually HF's orgin is Dutch, was selected by American and Canadian. This is the breed in the best-know temperate zone originated from Holland. Though being originated from Holland, many countries up to now has multiplied and tamed it into particular breeds of their countries such as France Holland cattle, etc. this breed is poorly adapted with tropical conditions This breed has low ressisbility to disease This breed has the highest milk productivity among current dairy breeds. Holstein Friesian cattle has characteristic black and white coat, the normal color ratio of black and white is 50%-50%, pure Holland cattle breed usually has 6 white dots in the middle of its forehead, tail top and 4 legs. 0 0 600 1000 body size is big, Holstein Friesian cattle has characteristic black and white coat, the normal color ratio of black and white is 50%-50%, pure Holland cattle breed usually has 6 white dots in the middle of its forehead, tail top and 4 legs. domestic breed imported from Cuba, USA and Australia; exotic Moc Chau district - Son la province, Lam Dong province, Ho Chi Minh City intensive concentrate stationary 5000 6000 305 8000 3800 12000 3.8 27 27 14 23 18 25 Atlats of vietnam animal husbandry - Ministry of Agriculture and rural development (2009) govermental farms Age at first estrus (months): 15-18 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Jersey eng. This breed has quite small body size but in very good apperance and hiving pretty high milk productivity, They have brown coat with dotted black seeds and they are well capable of grazing, Jersey Milk though being originated from temperate zone but are able to withstand tropical climate cattle has brown coat with dotted black seeds. 0 0 600 400 domestic breed imported from the UK; exotic Thanh hoa, Moc chau, Ho Chi Minh, Ha Tay provinces intensive concentrate stationary 4500 4000 5000 5.2 5 5.4 8 9 13 12 14 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Kouprey eng. Kouprey Grey Cambodian Ox, Indo-Chinese Forest Ox, Cambodian Wild Ox This breed is possibly resistant to rinderpest (cattle plague). 0 0 wild breed wild species: Bos bibos novibos sauveli western Vietnam regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Red Brahman GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Red Brangus eng. Red Brangus GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA; exotic; composite of Brahman and Angus international No Information unknown unknown critical -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Red Sindhi eng this breed has yellow red or dark brown coat, short body, high legs, thin trunk, big droopy ears, and wel-developed dewlap with loose skin folds hanging under the throat and vulva. Bull has high hump shoulder, big head, domed forehead, short horns. A cow has developed udders, big and long teat with clear visible udder veins. Red Sindhi DraughtPower, GeneralCrossbreeding, Milk the red sindhi cattles are originated from Pakistan and imported into Viet Nam from India and Pakistan. "they are known as ""bô bầu"" cattle in rural areas beacause of good draught power capacity" this breed has yellow red or dark brown coat 0 0 475 370 domestic breed imported from Pakistan.; exotic mainly kept on State farmsBa Vi district - Ha Tay provinces intensive concentrate stationary 275 270 290 1600 1400 2100 5.2 5 5.5 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Sahiwal eng. the cattle hve the same appearance and body size as the Red Sindhi, a cow has better developed udders. Sahiwal the Shahiwal is adapted to hot humidity climate, endures harsh conditions and good resistance The animals are reported to show resistance to tick borne diseases. This is an excellent dairy breed. uni coloured: rarely white
multi coloured: usually reddish-dun usually with white markings 2 2 136 120 430 350 Zebu y domestic breed the breed are originated from Pakistan 272 2200 2100 2300 5.2 5 5.5 23.2 21.3 N2-56 N3-60 F66-49 The animals are housed at night and graze during the day. 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Santa Gertrudis they have dark red coat, small hump and quite developed dewlap. posture is in retangle shape Santa Gertrudis GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat these cattles are bred between Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8) high carcass ratio: 63 - 70% 0 0 900 650 domestic breed the Santa Gertrudis are crossbred by the US cattles international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Simmental they normally have red or dark yellow coat with 6 white dots in their face, tail and 4 legs Simmental Meat, Milk 0 0 1000 600 domestic breed they are originated from Europe, mainly from the Switzerland and france 4000 50 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Thanh-Hoa viet. Bo = cow), Yellow thanh hoa, Bo vang thanh hoa DraughtPower 2 2 105 103 200 180 domestic variety variety of Vietnamese northern Vietnam 180 350 6.5 15 13 30 36 360 360 FAO Breed Survey The breed can be raised in mountain and lowland areas. Feeding is very poor. The animals are housed at night and graze during the day. Among the cattle breeds in Vietnam this is one of the best. Body size is average and milk production is somewhat low. Age at first calving is late but calving interval can be good (annual calving). local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Cattle Tuy-Hoa viet. Bo = cow), Bo Tuy Hoa, Phu Yen DraughtPower The breed is adapted to living in a midland region with limited water resources. The animals are well adapted to the dry season. Animals of this breed are reported to show high resistance to common diseases. This breed produces a tasty meat. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: pale yellow 2 2 106 99 203 180 domestic variety variety of Vietnamese Tuy Hoa District, Phu Yen Province, central Vietnam 165 400 7.5 14 12 32 36 42 FAO Breed Survey The animals are housed at night and graze during the day. The growth rate of this breed is good. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Ac meat of Ac chicken is very good for health, is fostered for health vietnamese small body, white all over coat but beak, foot, skin, meat and bone are black Ac Chicken Meat, Medical the tropical climate high resistance rate of reproductive is low slow growth The black meat of the Ga Ac chicken is used as medical product. single blue-black black white mottled indigenous white all over coat, beak, foot, skin, meat, born are black. 1 0.8 five toes n domestic breed the Southern: Longan, Hochiminh and the surrounding areas, Ha noi province and the surrounding areas many year ago mainly in the Mekong Delta, southern Viet Nam 93 91 95 30 semi - intensive farm-household by-products 0.02 0.02 4 3.5 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Choi vietnamese The Choi chicken breed is native to Vietnam and have been used as game birds Fighting Chicken, Choi Chicken Fancy, Meat the tropical climate high resistance rate of reproductive is low slow growth Ga Choi chicken are fighting chicken. walnut yellow various colours mottled indigenous comment: 50% of the population are grey with black, yellow and red in coloured. 5 4 large and long body, leg and neck n domestic breed indigenous breed many year ago Binh Dinh province and all area in country 50 50 semi - intensive farm-household by-products 0.032 0.03 5.5 6 7 7 50 3 3 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Dong Tao vietnamese hen's coat is yellow or brown, cock's coat is mixed red and black. long thigh, big foot, very plump toe, wide breast. Big strong bone. Dong Tao Chicken Fancy, Meat "this breed is breeded long time ago for an ancestor's death anniversary and ""Thanh Hoang""" walnut yellow yellow various colours mottled indigenous Hen: yellow, brown Cock: black and plum-tree 4.8 3.8 very big shanks and skeleton n domestic breed indigenous breed chicken breed, originated in Hung Yen Province (Red River Delta), Vietnam many year ago many places in Viet Nam: Hung yen, hai phong, ha noi, bac ninh, ha tay, ho chi minh, thai binh...exspecial concentrating in Hung Yen. 70 52 semi - intensive farm-household by-products 0.035 0.035 5 5.5 6.5 6.5 6.5 70 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Ho Ho chicken is borned and developed long time ago barallel habbit and hobby of people in Ho village. The people use Ho chicken for home commerce among village, for festival,.... vietnamese big measure, long body, structure of body is good. Ho Chicken Hobby, Meat Ho chicken borned and developed long time ago barallel habbit and hobby of people in Ho village. The people use Ho chicken for home commerce among village, for festival,.... Tropical climate high resistance rate of reproduction is low slow growth good quality walnut yellow various colours mottled indigenous colour: Cock is as plum-tree or black or mixed black and brown Hen: light brown, white, dark brown 4.5 3.5 big shanks and skeleton n domestic breed indigenous breed chicken breed, originated in Bac Ninh Province (Red River Delta), Viet Nam many year ago Red River Delta, Hanoi and northern Vietnam...exspecial concentrating Bac Ninh Province 55 50 60 51 intensive concentrate 0.033 0.031 7.5 8 10 10 10 70 60 80 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Mia viet. Mia Chicken Fancy, Meat Mia chicken was famous about meat along time ago This breed is well adapted to the conditions of Viet nam agood disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed rate of reproductive is low lower growth meat qualities single yellow yellow various colours mottled indigenous cock is dark red, plum -tree and hen is brown 3 2 medium sized shanks and skeleton n domestic breed indigenous breed chicken breed of Viet Nam, originated in Duong Lam village, Son Tay town, Ha noi city(Red River Delta) Hungyen, Bacninh, Bacgiang...exspecial concentrating Hatay - Hanoi 80 70 90 55 semi - intensive farm-household by-products 0.03 0.03 4 5 6 6 6 50 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Mong vietnamese Ga Tien Phong Fancy, Meat walnut yellow black brown mottled indigenous 3.5 2.5 domestic breed An Mong - Tien Phong - Duy Tien - Hanam province Hanam province 85 75 90 45 semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary 0.3 0.3 4.7 4.7 5 5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Ri good meat and good egg Rich nution meat vietnamese this breed is popular feed, small body size, mixed coat color mainly yelow coat color. small body local breed, Ri Chicken Eggs, Meat This breed is feeded in many places in Vietnam, it adapt to many kinds of climate in whole Viet nam This breed is good adaptability This breed is well adapted to the conditions of Viet nam agood disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed rate of reproductive is low lower growth meat qualities single yellow yellow various colours mottled indigenous comment: various colours depending on people's interests 2.7 1.4 small shanks and skeleton n domestic breed indigenous breed local beed many year ago Hanam, Namdinh, Hanoi. Bacgiang...(Red river delta) in the North of Vietnam 120 90 130 45 extensive (non backyard) uncontrolled feeding 0.028 0.028 4 4 4.5 6 60 5 77 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Tau Vang vietnamese medium body size, most of them are yellow coat Yellow Chinese Chicken Eggs, Meat import from china in local war in China. The first, they were feeded on the river and then they were brought to mainland The breed is well adapted to the hot climate of southern Viet Nam. high resistance meat Tau Vang chicken is good for state and nutrition, sell easy single yellow white pinkish yellow mottled indigenous 2.5 1.8 n domestic breed Tau Vang chicken is imported from china from china West - South East: Long An, Tien Giang, Tay Ninh, Binh Duong 120 95 130 45 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products 0.032 0.032 4 4 5 5 5 4.5 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga To vietnamese The To chicken have feather on the foot single yellow yellow various colours mottled indigenous Hen: yellow black Cock: Plum-tree 5 3 domestic breed An My - Quynh Phu - Thai Binh province Thaibinh province 130 120 140 50 0.32 0.3 4 4 5 5 5 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Ga Tre viet. A cockerel has a colourful plumage such a black purple, bright brown, banana-yellow .. long feathers tail, bud comb, high and strong shank, a hen has black, yellow or soil-brown but less colorful. Tre Chicken Fancy, Meat this is old breed The breed is well adapted to the harsh conditions of Viet Nam. walnut yellow yellow various colours mottled indigenous the females are grey and white in colour and the males are yellow and black in colour, coat of tail is long, the males are more gaudy than the females 1.2 0.8 this breed is in small body size n domestic breed indigenous breed It is originated from southeastern region and some areas in Ha noi 60 40 70 40 extensive (non backyard) 0.016 0.016 5 5 6 6 6 60 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken H'mong vietnamese medium body size, firm muscle H'mong chicken Eggs, Meat bone back, meat back, system (viscera) back and skin black, leg’s hair breed colour have three colour: white – dotted, black, white this breed is well adapted to the climate in high cold moutain meat of H'mong chicken is very good. firm and fragrant meat single blue-black black indigenous breed colour have three colour: white – dotted, black, white 2.35 1.8 firm strong body, agile, black foot n domestic breed indigenous breed Ha Giang, Sonla, Hanoi and Northes Vietnam 60 40 75 50 extensive (non backyard) agro-industrial by-products, farm-household by-products 0.029 0.029 4 4 5 5 4.5 5 50 Mainly kept in small-holder farming systems. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Oke many size of body, colour is copious Den chicken Meat this breed appeared long-standing, was used as medicine for curing and feeding up This breed is well adapted to the harsh conditions, according with extensive meat of Oke chicken is very good about nutrition so its usually uses for feeding up or medicine single blue-black black various colours mottled indigenous 2.5 1.5 Skin, foot, beak, comb, meat, grease, bone are black domestic breed indigenous breed Lao Cai provice and some provice in Viet nam-china frontier 83 60 90 45 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products 0.03 0.03 3 4 5 Mainly kept in small-holder farming systems. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Phu lu Te Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Hatay. Kept in Small-holder system. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Te viet. These breeds have tasty and little tough meat, resistance to diseases and epidemics are very good, only exits in 4 communes of thach thanh district - Thanh hoa province. Four short legs with fingers, skin legs often yellow light pink, some white Meat Te chicken is a long-standing breed, someone saids that they had orgin from Ri Chicken and then they were selected about liking of the famers Adaptability to specific environment is normal, not as good as other local chickens high resistance single yellow yellow various colours mottled indigenous Cocks have two basic hair color is yellow purple and red purple drank green and often have black hair light blue wings and tail. Hens have four basic coat color: yellow, brown and white color 1.6 1.3 bone of foot is short n domestic breed indigenous breed many places: Thanh Hoa, Ha Bac, Hung yen, Nam Ha, Ha Tay, Phu Tho, Tuyen Quang, Yen Bai 95 80 120 45 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products 0.025 0.025 4 4 4.5 5 50 Mainly kept in small-holder farming system. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Tien Yen vietnamese Hoanh Bo Fancy, Meat yellow yellow mottled Yellow 1.5 2.5 domestic species Tien Yen district - Quang Ninh province local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Chicken Vanphu this breed has black over the body, Meat VanPhu chicken is disposed small, after the war, now van phu chicken go out black, sometime belly and thigh have color as ash 2.2 1.9 n domestic breed indigenous breed phu tho province 35.25 0.025 0.025 4 4.5 5 70 Small-holder farming system. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Deer Hog Deer Hog Deer (Axis porcinus) Velvet 0 0 domestic breed imported from Myanmar; exotic international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Deer Huou Sao viet. Sika deer (Cervus nippon nippon) Sika Deer, Spotted Deer Velvet 0 0 74.8 60.5 domestic breed domesticated from wild deer at the end of the 19th century in Nghe An and Ha Tinh Provinces, central Viet Nam end 19th century 4.5 4.2 210 56 The animals are housed at night. 1 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Anh Dao domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Bau quy meat good, sugar, meat white, axit Glutamic content viet. big head, long big neck, light eyes, flat strong break. Bauquy Meat body plump, head big, neck hight, leg colour: yellow, back dot. mix brown and yellow bau quy duck addapts well to the harsh climate, addapt well to every kind of weather and climate as hot, cold, dry, wet exspecial Lao wind climate good resistance desease, high of ambillily tolerance, high vitality yellow yellow grey, white-black, spreading black white 1.7 1.5 n domestic breed indigenous breed Qui Chau district (Nghe an province) Qui Chau, Que Phong and Vinh - Nghe An province, Ha noi, Ha Tay and Thanh hoa provinces 85 70 90 72 farm-household by-products, uncontrolled feeding 6.5 6 6.7 Kept mainly in small-holder farming system. first layer age (days): 162-168
egg weigth (g): 70-75
production of eggs/female/34 weeks local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Bauben viet. plump body, big head, long neck, yellow foot sometime spots point black Bau ben Eggs, Meat Bau ben duck lived maily in Ben market area, Kim Boi district, Hoa Binh province. After the war, content of bau ben duck remain a litle fragrant tastily meat but not greasy many colours, 2 lines green shining in 2 wings, small region white coat in the chest 1.7 1.5 domestic breed local breed, when Ben market was about 100 years ago Hoa Binh province Mainly kept in small-holder farming system. first layer age (days): 154
egg weight (g): 65
production of eggs/female/34weeks local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) CV 2000 layer eng. medium body size, white body Eggs This breed is high quantity about yield egg, importing from England to Viet nam 2 1.8 white body but break and foot are light yellow domestic line CV2000 is exotic breed 1997 it was imported from England Red river delta and Mekong river delta 290 280 300 74 intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products 5 4.5 5.5 mainly kept on households or concentrate farm local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) CV Super M white all over the body, foot and break are brown yellow Meat many line of CV-super M: Super M1, M2, M3, M4 white 3.5 3.35 white all over body, foot and break are yellow domestic line this is exotic breed 1989 imported from United Kingdom Mekong river delta, Red river delta 200 81 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products egg weight (g): 79-82
production of eggs/female/25 week: 90 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Cherry Valley Commercial Cherry Valley domestic breed imported; exotic regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. coat color is dark yellow, neck is darker Khaki Campbell Meat 2 1.8 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic 1989 Red river Delta and Central coastal provinces 285 260 300 68 first layer age (days): 150
egg weight (g): 65-70
production of eggs/female/year: 260-300 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Ky Lua viet. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly kept in small-holder system. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Moc viet. It is commonly farmed in central coastal region with is moudly colored plumage and mature duck more yellow grey, black feathers, short shank in comparison with its trunk coat colour as mould, short shank, tapering body size, flat chested, small head, long beak Eggs, Meat this is local breed first laying age (days): 140 days
egg weight (g.): 55
production of eggs/female/25 weeks: 90 white various colours mottled Mature duck has more yellow, grey, black feathers 3 2.5 Mature age: drake: 2.5-3kg; duck: 2.0-2.5kg coat colour as moudy colour n domestic breed indigenous breed Binh Dinh province Central coastal provinces, Binh Dinh province 90 55 extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products 0.035 0.035 4 4 5 Kept in small-holder farming systems. first laying age (days): 140 days local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Nang viet. Lang son Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Kept in small-holder systems. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Omon Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly kept in small-holder farming system. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Pekin Pekin Meat domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Tiep domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Vit Bau viet. Bau Duck Meat indigenous 3.3 2.8 domestic breed indigenous breed, originated in Hoabinh Province mainly in northern Viet Nam 95 5 5.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Duck (domestic) Vit Co Fertility is fairly good, meat qualities viet. This is the most common domestic duck being farmed for meat and egg production Co Duck Eggs, Meat The breed is well adapted to the harsh conditions of Viet Nam. high resistance Fertility is fairly good meat and egg good qualities yellow yellow various colours mottled indigenous Co duck has quite various plumges, majority in color of sparrow's wing 1.7 1.5 Part of the population is grey, black and white in colour. n domestic breed indigenous breed country-wide 210 200 250 65 semi - intensive farm-household by-products 0.04 0.04 4 4.5 5 first layer age (days): 135-150, local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goat Alpine eng multiform coat colour, males have coat along 2 spines, small erect ears Alpine Meat, Milk this breed was discovered in mountainous areas in French multiform coat colour, mainly brown, black spot white or combining 2 0 brown long curved horns 90 75 75 50 n domestic breed recently imported; exotic 1998 and 2002 imported from French and America Ha Noi city and Ninh Thuan province intensive concentrate stationary 245 220 250 500 400 650 3 2.7 9 9.5 9 10 1.4 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Goat Barbari eng small body size, short coat, multiform coat colour but mainly white spot brown Barbari GeneralCrossbreeding this breed is able to endure harsh conditions, eat a wide variety of feed, gentle and adapted to vietnamese husbandry conditions reproductive Barbari is good, 3 litters of goat per 2 years, sometimes droping 2 or 3 multiform coat clour:mainly white spot brown 2 2 short small horns 75 70 45 30 n domestic breed continually imported from India; exotic 1994 importing from India and Pakistan Son Tay town-Ha Noi city and Ninh Thuan province wool cashmere intensive concentrate 160 150 170 170 150 225 0.9 50 1.3 1 3 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Goat Beetal eng reddish coat colour and some point white, sometimes black. high noses, long ears, males have beard under the chin but females haven't Beetal GeneralCrossbreeding yield of milk is high reddish spot white, black 2 2 short curved horns 89 84 75 52 n domestic breed continually imported from India; exotic 1994 The Beetals have imported from India and Pakistan since 1994 Goat and Rabit Son Tay Reseach Center - Ha Tay province, some provinces in the midle and South of Viet nam intensive concentrate 133 380 310 420 11 12.5 24 1.3 1 4 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Goat Boer white body, red in the neck, forehead and face. big hang down ears Boer high body weight, high meat rate white body, neck, face are brown-red 2 2 curved horns 140 80 white body, neck, forehead, face are brown red n domestic breed imported; exotic 2002 The Boer was imported from America in 2002 Goat and Rabbit Son Tay Reseach Center - Ha Tay province, Ho Chi Minh city wool intensive concentrate stationary 133 400 310 420 6 11 16 220 1.3 1 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Goat De Bach Thao viet. multiform coat colour mainly black (60%), a evelvety coat, most of them have 2 white parallel bands on their face, protruding bridge of nose, wide coarse mouth Bat Thao Goat, Bac Hai Goat, BacThao Goat Meat, Milk many people think that bach thao goat is product of crossing among Co goat and another breed as Alpine, Anglo Nubian. The breed is well adapted to the hot and humid climate of Viet Nam. The Bach Thao goat's been used as complex animal multi coloured: black, brown and white spotted 0 0 almost of Bach Thao Goats don't have horns, few of them have 2 short horns, 71 66 70 48 domestic breed composite of exotic goat breeds (Beetle, Tamunapari, Alpine and Sancan) created at the end of the 19th century in Ninhthuan, central Viet Nam end 19th century mainly raised in the Central Coast area wool fine extensive (non backyard) farm-household by-products 146 172 5.44 1.18 2.8 2.6 5 6 6 7 6.5 7 210 240 95 45.5 The average herd size of a goat-raising household is 5-10 heads. - age at first oestrus: 5-6 months;
1.78 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goat De Co viet. small body, small head, small forehead, straight noses, bright eyes, both males and females have horns and beard, small ears Co Goat Meat this is old bredd, are feeded popularly in Viet Nam The breed is adapted to rocky mountainous terrain. This breed produces high quality leather. FAO Breed Survey their colors aren't identical, concentrate in black, yellow and brown. Someone has 2 brown stripes on the face. 2 2 medium length, point horns at 2 ways and a little slanted rearwards 52 50 39.34 35.4 domestic breed indigenous breed Ha Giang Province, Phu Quoc Island; mainly mountainous areas of northern Viet Nam wool coarse/carpet back yard or farm yard production grazing stationary 1 1.2 5 5 7 8 13 12 14 210 240 40 45 FAO Breed Survey Grass and roughage are the main feedstuffs for the animals. Low milk production. No artificial selection has been practised on these animals so far. 1.6 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goat Indo-Chinese eng. Indo-Chinese Meat uni coloured: usually fawn
multi coloured: occasionally fawn with white or black extremities and back 2 2 short horns short hair, erect ears domestic breed especially Tongking hair regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goat Jamnapari eng many colours, mainly white, long hang down ears, big breast Jamnapari GeneralCrossbreeding, Meat, Milk Jamnaparies are feeded with a twofold purpose meat and milk high yield of milk, high percentage of fat in milk white, grey, black mainly white 2 2 short straight horns 120 85 84 50 big udders, long hang down ears n domestic breed continually imported from India; exotic 1994 from India Son Tay town-Ha Noi city and some provinces wool mohair/angora intensive concentrate stationary 183 278 270 310 5.2 1.52 1.5 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Goat Saanen short coat, small head, straight back, wide chest Saanen Milk The Saanen goat is one kind of milk goat breed. white, sometimes spot black or brown on ears, nose and breast 2 2 curverd and quite long horns 94 80 80 60 white sort coat color n domestic breed The Saanen goat is one kind of Swetzerland goat breed; 1998 imported from France in 1998, from USA in 2002 Ha Tay province wool fine intensive concentrate stationary 264 756 3.5 3 4 2.8 3.3 3 8 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Goose (domestic) Land Meat domestic breed imported from France; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goose (domestic) Lion eng. Lion Head Meat 6.5 5.5 domestic breed imported from China; exotic Red river delta, mainly in Ha Tay province first layer age (months): 8-9
production of eggs/female/year: 55-70 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goose (domestic) Ngong Co viet. Sen, Co Goose Meat Co goose has plumage in 3 main color such as white, grey and a mixture of white and grey 4.5 3.5 n domestic breed indigenous breed mainly in Ha Tay province 70 60 76 150 7 8 first layer age (days): 210-270 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goose (domestic) Ngong Xam 4.33 3.86 domestic breed a cross between a Co goose and other goose breed as Lion goose, Rheinland goose Red river delta, Ha Tay province first layer age (days): 210-270
egg weight (g): 180
production of eggs/female/year: 27-36 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Goose (domestic) Rheinland ger. Rhein Meat domestic breed imported from Germany; exotic weight at 77 day-age (kg.) 3.6 (female), 4 (male)
first layer age (months): 7.5
production of eggs/female/year: 57 international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Horse Cabadin good health, may be constant to ride 47 days, can go 64km a day even 120 km a day dark brown skin, long firm body, straight sort back, firm quite curved waist Riding (work) Cabadins have good health, feed to work good health only dark brown 575 475 n domestic breed this breed was made by the people in Cạp-ca-do ( Russian) the 16th century imported in 1964 Thai Nguyen provine intensive concentrate 24 18 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Horse Ngua Noi viet. small body, multiform coat color, body is rectangle; shoulder, stomach, rump are swell Annamite, Vietnamese Local Horse, Annamese PackBaggage, Riding (work) this is old breed. The Noi horse's small body size but firm muscles The breed is adapted to live under the local hot and cold weather conditions. An unspecified disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Extractions from the animals bones are used as local traditional medicines, pregnant mare serum is also used as a stimulatory hormone for fertility in livestock. uni coloured: brown (48.1%), light brown (19.9% ), grey (16.8%), white (10.3%), mixed (5.6%) 110 102 190 182 firm body structure, big head, short neck, flattened chest, curved back, heavy abdomen and short legs n domestic breed indigenous breed horse breed: part of the Southeast Asia Pony group Cao Bang, Bac Can and Lang Son Provinces, mountainous areas of northern Vietnam semi - intensive grazing transhumant 2 3 20.5 19.2 20 20 21 30 450 540 14 FAO Breed Survey Water is limited, poor nutritional roughage exists. There is a lack of trace elements in soil and food. The animals are housed at night. - loading capacity is 50 kg with distances of 30-50 km per day 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Muscovy duck French Muscovy The meat of the muscovy is liked by consumers. good meat English white all over, medium body Muscovy Muscovy duck R51, Muscovy duck R71, Muscovy duck R71SL Eggs, Meat a day-old muscovies is light yellow, foot and beak are spink or white. mature muscovies are white 5.5 3.5 domestic line imported; exotic 1993 1995, 2005 Ha Noi, Ha Tay, Bac Ninh, Vinh Phuc, Thanh Hoa provinces... 170 200 75 farm-household by-products 6.5 6 7 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Muscovy duck Ngan Noi viet. Local Muscovy Duck Meat The breed is well adapted to the harsh conditions of Viet Nam. indigenous 3.8 2 domestic breed indigenous breed 70 7 7.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Ba Xuyen viet. Ba Xuyen pigs have got white and black spots on thier skin or coat. medium head, short face, a bit curved snout, wrinkle on the forehead. big belly, big rump. Short legs, stretch of claw, small short tail Lon = pig), Lon bong, Lon Ba Xuyen Meat Ba xuyens were cross-bred pig beetwen black pigs and roan pigs from Hai Nam island. First they were brought to Hau giang area, then were crossed with some French pigs: Craonais, Berkshire, Tamworth...in the end they becomes Ba Xuyen pigs The breed is adapted to the wet and muddy soils and the tropical climate of the Mekong River Delta in southern Viet Nam. multi coloured: white hair with black dotted on over the coat 72 65 150 125 n domestic breed Crossbreds between exotic (Craonnais and Bersia) and local breeds (black pig) that have existed for hundreds of years. in the end of the 19th century Hau Giang and Cuu Long Provinces intensive farm-household by-products stationary 0.8 0.72 4.5 6.5 6.5 8.5 11 10 180 350 71 73.31 FAO Breed Survey W68-31, Ministry of agriculture and rural development The breed lives in a wet muddy area with high humidity and hard water. The animals are fed on concentrates and vegetables. - weaning weight at 50-60 days: 8-10 kg;
- milking capacity secretion is 30-35 kg per month;
- age at puberty in females is 6-7 months;
9 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Ban viet. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed North-western Vietnam. 65 Mainly kept in small-holder farming system. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Boxu domestic variety Craonnais x (Chinese x local) 1920 local No Information extinct extinct -Viet Nam VNM Pig Co viet. Lon = pig), Lon Co The breed is very well adapted to the harsh conditions of the lowland and midland of Nghe An and Ha Tinh province in northern Viet Nam. Early sexual maturity is reported for this breed. This breed is producing meat of good quality and taste. uni coloured: black 32 31 30 28 typical mini pig domestic breed indigenous breed originated in the lowland and midland areas of Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces of central Viet Nam Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces, central Viet Nam 0.4 0.35 150 FAO Breed Survey The animals are kept under very poor feeding and management conditions. - age at first oestrus: 150 days;
9 8 10 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Dbi viet. dai bach i pig domestic breed A group of cross-breds created from the Large White and I over two decades. It was recognised as a breed in 1981. However, due to the small number (about 2000) resulting from commercial competition the breed did not develop any further. 1981 Research Stations around Hanoi local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig H'mong viet. Pigs have a black color all over the body with some white in the leg and face, Pigs have a black color all over the body with some white in the leg and face, the head is moderately large, the belly is big but not sagging and saggy Meat, Research H'Mong pig is well adapted to live under the harsh local conditions of north- western province, Viet Nam. The provinces with many high moutains and valleys, The H'Mong is well adapted to the local ecologies and socio-economies of the H’mong people. "H""mong pig is strong disease resistance." Delicious meat 46.02 43.74 56.03 52.06 Native n Domestic Breed "H""Mong PIG IS RAISED IN HOUSEHOLDS IN SOME MOUNTAINOUS COMMUNES WHERE THE H' MONG PEOPLE LIVE. THE MEO PIG HAS BEEN DOMESTICATED BY THE MONG PEOPLE FOR A LONG TIME AND LIVING IN THE COOL" Location within country: H'Mong PIGS ARE MAINLY KEPT BY ETHNIC H’MONG PEOPLE IN the NORTH WEST VIETNAM extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary 0.57 0.49 7.8 7.6 8.9 8.8 12.8 11.03 15 227.5 177 240 5.25 EXTENSIVE PRODUCTION SYSTEM Mainly kept in small-holder farming system. 7.22 4 9 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Pig Hung English Meat The breed is well adapted to live under the harsh local conditions of Ha Giang province in northern Viet Nam. Ha Giang province have high moutains up to 2419 m. The Hung is well adapted to the local ecologies and socio-economies of the ethnic minorities A strong disease resistance is reported for this breed. Hung pig provide tasty and delicious meat Pigs have light red, silver, long and hard hair. 44.05 43 59.59 56.26 Pigs have light red, silver, long and hard hair. The body is short, with small ears, upright, my back straight, some back slightly sagging. Small feet, pedicure, reddish-brown or chestnut eyes, fast fineness, small face, long and pointed snout, long and small tail, compact belly, not saggy. fast, steady gait. Native n Indigenous breed originated in Bac Me, Hoang Su Phu Phi and Vi Xuyen districts, Ha Giang province - the mountainous and bordered areas of Ha Giang province, northern Viet Nam Indigenous breed located in Bac Me, Hoang Su Phu Phi and Vi Xuyen districts, Ha Giang province semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 0.56 0.47 7.69 7.43 8.32 8.17 11.97 10.72 12.86 214.5 169 281 6.83 Semi - intensive production system ANIMAL FEEDING DEPENDS ON GRAIN CROPS AND VEGETABLE AVAILABILITY. THIS BREED CAN CONSUME FODDER OF POOR NUTRITIVE VALUE. NOT MUCH ATTENTION IS PAID TO FEEDING AND MANAGEMENT OF THE ANIMALS. 7.32 5 9 local Sufficient atRisk vulnerable -Viet Nam VNM Pig Lang Hong hong = pink the Lang Hong has a shorter trunk, less pronounced potbelly and swayed back, a shorter snout, and smaller, upright ears. The forehead bears a white triangular mark Dalland Lang Hong Lon ProductionOf OffspringForSlaughterAsYoungAnimals The Lang Hong pig resembles the Mong Cai in appearance and performance. However, there has not yet been an attempt to assess any relation between the breeds The breed is well adapted to live in the local dry and barren land. The animals are well adapted to temperatures ranging from 8° C to 30° C (winter to summer) and feedstuff with poor nutritional value. The breed is of early maturity. The breed produces high amounts of fat. multi coloured: black and white pied 53 51 62 58 physically very similar to the Mong Cai, but thinner and smaller domestic breed composite Lang Hong pigs are mostly raised in Bac Ninh and Bac Giang provinces (North East Viet- nam) intensive farm-household by-products stationary 0.52 0.44 3 5 6 7 11 9 12 250 200 300 4 40 68 FAO Breed Survey, Ministry of agriculture and rural development The animals are very easy to keep. Kept on dry and barren land, the animals use feed of poor nutritional value and recieve additional concentrates and vegetables. 11 10 14 international No Information extinct extinct unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Lon I Lon = Pig, viet. In general, I - breed pigs have small body size, entire body is in black, small head and ears, small eye, baggy fat chap, curved and short snout, saggy back, short and small leg, usually steps by its feet, big belly; pregnant sow usually has its baggy belly dragging on the ground. I pha, I Pig, I mo Meat There are two main categories: the fat group is fatty I, and the slender one is dual I( or the bigger body size is called as large I). a long-standing breed, high percentage fat now, the number of I pigs are race The I pig is characterized by early maturity, high fecundity and adaptation to a frequently flooded, muddy environment and poor, roughage-based diet. I pigs are said to be resistant to parasites. In general, they are considered very robust The early puberty and the good maternal abilities of this breed are remarkable. uni coloured: black 36 35 50 48 I mo has short legs and trunk, a big head with short snout bent upward and small, upright earsIn the extremely wrinkled face, the eyes seem to be closed. I pha has longer legs, trunk and snout than the I-mo. The snout tapers. The potbelly is less pronounced and the face is only slightly wrinkled. The ears are bigger and stand horizontally. I-pha sows have 10 to 12 teats n domestic breed The I pig is originated from Namdinh and is the local breed of almost Red river delta provines Many year ago Namdinh, Thaibinh, Hanam, Thanhhoa, Ninhbinh...(Red river delta) provinces extensive (non backyard) not for production stationary 0.47 0.46 3 4 6 7 10 7 11 112 110 115 11 320 31 70 FAO Breed Survey W68-28, Ministry of agriculture and rural development Under commercial conditions, feeding consists mainly of concentrates. In the country-side, farmers mainly use the fodder-concentrate raising system in which vegetable and other agricultural by-products are used to replace concentrates. The pig is often kept in flooded areas where humidity is very high and fodder of poor quality. - age at first estrus: 135 days;
- number of piglets born alive: 7.6;
- number of weaned piglets: 7.5;
- body weight at 45 days: 3.8 kg;
- body weight at 180 days: 14.3 kg;
- body weight at 300 days: 58.4 kg;
- muscle percentage: 50;
- fat percentage: 43;
- bone percentage: 8.7;
12 10 16 local No Material unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Meo Viet Nam The skin and is black, the skin is thick, the hair is long and hard. Head is large, broad, face is slightly broken, forehead is broad and usually has a ridge, snout is slightly long, ears are moderate and slightly forward. Shoulder is broad. Back is broad, flat or slightly arched. The hips are wide and flat, the buttocks are wide and the buttock height is usually higher than the shoulders. Pig belly is big, long but not saggy. Pig's feet are tall, straight, with a coarse ring. Lon = pig), Lon meo Meat, Research The body Strong. the buttocks are wide and the buttock height is usually higher than the shoulders. Pig belly is big, long but not saggy. Pig's feet are tall, straight, with a coarse ring, and can walk on two front fingers. Meo pig is raised in households in some mountainous communes where the Mong people live. The Meo Pig has been domesticated by the Mong people for a long time and living in the cool highlands all year round. The breed is well adapted to live under the harsh local conditions of Nghe An province in northern Viet Nam. Very hot summer temperatures occur, caused by dry winds coming from Laos. The Meo is well adapted to the local ecologies and socio-economies of the H’mong people A strong disease resistance is reported for animals of this breed. Meo sows are said to have less favourable mothering abilities. They reach maturity late Delicious meat uni coloured: black 49.5 47.9 51.65 50.54 long and black hair, thick skin, big head, broad forehead. wide and flat hips, wide the buttocks.big and long belly. Native y 2017 Domestic Breed indigenous breed originated in the mountainous areas of Nghe An province, northern Viet Nam Troung Son Range, mountainous area of Nghe An province. Meo pigs are mainly kept by ethnic Thai and H’mong people in North and North West Vietnam extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive uncontrolled feeding stationary 0.57 0.42 6.25 7.87 7.3 8.91 12.7 10.93 14.73 217.5 169 273 5.28 200.11 FAO Breed Survey Extensive production system Animal feeding depends on grain crops and vegetable availability. This breed can consume fodder of poor nutritive value. Pigs are grazed on pasture and fed twice a day. Not much attention is paid to feeding and management of the animals. This breed has a better conformation than other local breeds. The number of surviving piglets born is low. Breeding selection has been practised. The protocol to rear this breed is reported. 7 3 9 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Pig Mong Cai Mong Cai are mainly used as a sow line viet. Lon = pig), Lon Mong Cai Meat The breed is very well adapted to the harsh conditions in Viet Nam. It adapter to poor quality feed, and is in general robust. Disease resistance has been reported but not scientifically confirmed This breed is known for its early puberty, good litter size and good maternal abilities of the females. Mong Cai pig has a small to medium body size, and small, upright ears Hair and skin are in black with patch white, black head with white spot in its forehead, white strip across its shoulder, 4 legs and belly are white, black back buttock and tail but white top 117 106 170 140 n domestic breed Indigenous breed originated from Quang Ninh province, northern Viet Nam. The Mong Cai pig has big body size and is slender than the I breed pig. Hair and skin are in black with patchy white, black with white spot in its forehead, white srip across its shoulder, 4 legs and belly are white, black back buttock and tail but white top Many year ago mainly north and central Vietnam. Mong Cai pig is originated from Quang Ninh and now reared in some Hong river delta province and region 4. 0.49 0.47 3 3 8 11 10 12 115 110 120 350 35 71 FAO Breed Survey W68-28 Performance data were measured under station conditions with 12 months housing per year and fodder and concentrate feeding. This breed is widely kept in small households and it is used to crossbred with exotic boar breeds such as Landrace, Yorkshire. - age at first estrus: 160 days;
- number of piglets born alive: 11.9;
- number of weaned piglets: 9.8;
- body weight at 45 days: 4.3 kg;
- body weight at 180 days: 38.7 kg;
- body weight at 300 days: 63 kg;
- muscle percentage: 39.6;
- fat percentage: 42;
- bone percentage: 12.8;
10.6 local Not Sufficient unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Muong Khuong viet. Lon = pig), Lon Muong, Lon Muong Khuong, Muang Khong This breed is very well adapted to the harsh conditions in the mountainous areas of Laolai province in northern Viet Nam. This breed has a higher body weight in comparison to other local pig breeds but the dressing percentage is low. Meat colour is relatively dark. This breed is larger than other indigenous breeds. uni coloured: The body is black in all with 6 white spots as its forehead, 4 legs and top tail, big and droopy ears 50 49 121 100 domestic breed The Muong Khuong pigs have been reared in northern and northwest mountainous areas Muong Khuong, Bat Sat Districts of Laocai Province, northern Vietnam semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary 0.8 0.6 6 7 8 9 12 280 80 74 FAO Breed Survey, Ministry of agriculture and rural development The animals find their own food and a small quantity of feed is given to them. This breed is able of using poor roughage. There is a lack of water in the dry season while in winter it is very cold and salt and trace elements are lacking. - age at first oestrus: 270 days;
6 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Muong Te English Pigs have a black color all over the body with some white in the leg, relatively big head, long and curved snout, wrinkled face, horizontal ears, sagging back, saggy belly, pigs with 10-12 breasts, walking by table. Meat, Research The breed is well adapted to live under the harsh local conditions of Lai Chau province in northern Viet Nam. Very hot summer temperatures occur, caused by dry winds coming from Laos. The Muong Te is well adapted to the local ecologies and socio-economies of the ethnic minorities. High mountains up to 3 076 m mixed with valleys. Forest land accounts for about 90% of the district's natural land area. A strong disease resistance is reported for this breed. Meat is delicious and tasty Black color all over the body with some white color in the leg 44 42.35 53.64 51.82 Native n Domestic Breed indigenous breed originated from Muong Te District, Lai Chau province, Lai Chau is a the mountainous areas in the northern Vietnam and bordered with China Mương te are mainly kept in the ethinic minorities in Muong Te District, Lai Chau province extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 0.55 0.45 7.55 7.35 8.25 8.17 11.97 10.4 13.08 212 176 275 5.98 Semi - intensive Animal feeding depends on grain crops and Vegetable availability. This breed can consume fodder of poor nutritive value. 7.54 3 9 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Pig Phu khanh viet. The Trang Phu Khanh pig originates from Phu Khanh province (today province Khanh Hoa and Phu yen, South Central Coast) as a crossbred between Yorshire and local pigs. Meat The Phu Khanh pigs is white 150 145 domestic breed Crossbreds between exotic and local breeds that have existed for hundreds of years. 1989 mainly in southern Viet Nam 1.2 0.7 6 6 8 8 12 211 435 75 76 Ministry of agriculture and rural development Mainly kept in smallholder system. local No Information extinct extinct -Viet Nam VNM Pig Quang tri Mini viet. Van pa Meat 40 35 domestic breed indigenous breed 0.3 0.2 6 6.5 7 8 12 240 35 Ministry of agriculture and rural development Mainly kept in smallholder system. local No Material unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Son Vi viet. Meat domestic breed indigenous breed Mainly kept in small-holder system. local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Tap Na English Tap Na pig has a very characteristic color: coat and skin are all black, except for 6 white spots: one point is located in the middle of the forehead, 4 legs and tip of the tail, in particular the belly of Tap Na pig is black. The face is straight, the head is moderately large, the ears are slightly down, the belly is big but not sagging and saggy, the legs are big, tall and strong. Meat The Tap Na pig breed is a long-standing local pig breed of ethnic minorities in the mountainous districts of Bao Lac and Thong Nong of Cao Bang province. They are also distributed in the other district of Cao Bang province such as Bao Lac, Hoa An, Bao Lam, etc. and some neighboring provinces. Adaptability in the hard and cold environment with low input High disease resistance Delicious meat Black coat and skin except for 6 white spots: one point is located in the middle of the forehead, 4 legs and tip of the tail 45 43.57 60.27 57.98 6 white spots: one point is located in the middle of the forehead, 4 legs and tip of the tail with all black Native y 2012 Originated from Cao Bang province Cao Bang province extensive (non backyard), semi - intensive concentrate, farm-household by-products stationary 0.57 0.47 6.3 6.98 6.98 8.05 12.32 11.32 16.18 210 173 260 5.52 210.2 Extensive production system Animal feeding depends on grain crops and vegetable availability. This breed can consume fodder of poor nutritive value. Pigs are grazed on pasture and fed twice a day. Not much attention is paid to feeding and management of the animals. The number of surviving piglets born is low. Breeding selection has been practised. The protocol to rear this breed is reported. 7.3 3 8 local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Pig Tay Nguyen Soc viet. Meat 40 30 domestic breed indigenous breed 0.4 0.45 6 9 13 10 15 315 300 330 31.1 77.74 Ministry of agriculture and rural development Mainly kept in small-holder farming systems. local No Material unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Pig Thuoc Nhieu viet. The Thuoc Nhieu is a medium-sized pig of white colour. It has small upright ears, a medium-length snout, short legs and a long body with slightly swayed back Lon = pig), Lon Thuoc Nhieu Meat The Thuoc Nhieu can cope with feedstuffs of low nutritional value and harsh keeping conditions The purebred Thuoc Nhieu is considered to be extinct due to continuous crossing with exotic breeds since 1997 This breed is well adapted to the tropical climate of the Mekong River Delta in southern Viet Nam. Growth rate and reproductive performance are moderate (litter size: 8 to 10 piglets/litter), the lean meat ratio is low and the fat percentage high uni coloured: white 58 57 98.67 95 medium sized, small ears directed forwards, straight face, short legs and elongated body domestic breed In 1900, local Black sows were crossed with Chinese Black boars, the F1 was then crossed with Craonnais boars (a French breed that is now extinct). From 1936, Large White boars were imported to south Vietnam and crossed with the F2 sows. After some decades the Thuoc Nhieu breed had been stabilized. 1900 The Thuoc Nhieu was popular in the provinces Tien Giang and Long An and the vicinity of Ho Chi Minh City, and later spread to the provinces Vinh Long, Long An, Dong Nai, Binh Thuan, Can Tho, and Soc Trang semi - intensive farm-household by-products stationary 0.6 0.7 6 7 8 12 180 350 79.4 74.32 FAO Breed Survey, Ministry of agriculture and rural development 9.5 local No Material extinct extinct -Viet Nam VNM Quail Coturnix Japonca eng. Eggs The breed is highly adapted to its environment. The breed is known for its high disease resistance. The products of this breed are of very high quality for human nutrition. The females have grey speckled breasts, sometimes tinged with brownish feathers. The males have a reddish cast on the breast. domestic breed 3 Bui Quang Toan, Animal Production Research Results 1979 - egg weight (g): 10;
- laying mortality (%): 1;
- live weight at slaughter (g): 95;
local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Rabbit Tan Tay Lan viet. New Zealand White New Zealand White Meat domestic breed Hungary country-wide 0.06 0.05 number of litters per year: 6-7 7 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Viet Nam VNM Rabbit Tho Noi viet. Local Rabbit multi coloured: grey, black 3.5 2 domestic breed indigenous breed 0.05 0.05 - age at first oestrus: 4.5 - 5 months;
number of litters per year: 6-7 6 9 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Sheep Phan Rang sheep eng white coat color , a few brown, some black or white but mostly white face, with a streak of white in the nose and two black strips 2 cheek Phan Rang sheep Phan Rang Sheep Meat The Phan Rang sheep were introduced into Viet Nam from hundreds years ago and the first came to Phan Rang in Ninh Thuan province in this southernmost region of Central Vietnam. This is a hot area all year round. The breed is well adapted to the hot and humid climate of Viet Nam. uni coloured: white (80%), brown (11%) and other colours (9%) 0 0 60 60 42.6 38.9 n domestic breed Exotic sheep breed imported at the end of the 19th century to Phan Rang, central Viet Nam end 19th century Ninh Thuan province wool mohair/angora semi - intensive grazing stationary 85 80 90 2 2 5 6 10 9 10 9 240 103 45.5 The animals are housed at night. - age at first oestrus: 7-8 months;
1.25 1 3 local No Information unknown unknown -Viet Nam VNM Turkey Tay viet. Meat The animals are reported to show a high unspecified disease resistance. Very good fertility is reported for this breed. indigenous 8 7 domestic breed 95 local No Information unknown unknown -Vanuatu VUT Cattle Crossbreed eng. Meat 0 0 domestic imported; Crosbreeds of cattle brought by the early settlers. Of the 100 largest cattle farms in Vanuatu 74% are privately owned, companies own 17 % and 9% are community owned. Herd sizes vary greatly from the very large plantations to small holders with only a few cattle. The 2002 cattle census showed that 41% of the farms in Vanuatu had less than five animals with 93% of farms having less than 50 animals. Only four farms had more than 5,000 animals. All cattle are fed almost exclusively on pasture, either improved or native, with some use of bush or forest areas in times of drought. Some tree legumes are being utilised as food for cattle local No Information unknown unknown -Vanuatu VUT Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 Meat domestic breed imported from New Zealand; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Vanuatu VUT Chicken Shaver eng. Commercial strain- layer- Shaver Eggs domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Vanuatu VUT Chicken Vanuatu Meat indigenous domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Vanuatu VUT Duck (domestic) Vanuatu Duck eng. Meat indigenous domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Vanuatu VUT Goat Crossbreed eng. Meat 0 0 domestic imported; Descendants of goats introduced by the early settlers of Vanuatu. local No Information unknown unknown -Vanuatu VUT Pig Duroc fr. Duroc SireLine breed recently imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Vanuatu VUT Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Vanuatu VUT Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Vanuatu VUT Pig Native pig eng. Local pig Meat uni coloured: black or brown
multi coloured: mixtures of black and brown with white They are generally much smaller pigs than the larger European breeds. domestic breed imported; Descendents from the pigs introduced by the first Melanesian settlers. local No Information unknown unknown -Vanuatu VUT Sheep Crossbreed eng. Meat 0 0 domestic imported; exotic; Sheep breeds are mainly derived from Border Leicester or Fijian sheep. Commercial sector. local No Information unknown unknown -Samoa WSM Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia and New Zealand; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Australian Friesian Sahiwal (AFS) eng. Australian Friesian Sahiwal Milk Good tropical adaptation. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; Over the decade 1993-2003 government has imported a total of 4,500 breeding stock (2002-1800, 1995-1500, 1993-1200), including Australian Friesian Sahiwal from Australia to promote the development of the livestock sector. 1993 international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Samoa WSM Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia and New Zealand; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Braford eng. Braford Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; Over the decade 1993-2003 government has imported a total of 4,500 breeding stock (2002-1800, 1995-1500, 1993-1200), including Braford from Australia to promote the development of the livestock sector. 1993 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; Over the decade 1993-2003 government has imported a total of 4,500 breeding stock (2002-1800, 1995-1500, 1993-1200), including Brahman from Australia to promote the development of the livestock sector. 1993 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Droughtmaster eng. Droughtmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; Over the decade 1993-2003 government has imported a total of 4,500 breeding stock (2002-1800, 1995-1500, 1993-1200), including Draughtmaster from Australia to promote the development of the livestock sector. 1993 international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Samoa WSM Cattle Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk Good tropical adaptation. 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia; exotic; In 1995, 150 Friesian cows were imported from Australia as part of the FAO Smallholder Milk Production Project that resulted in the establishment of 10 smallholder dairy farms. 1995 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia and New Zealand; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk Good tropical adaptation. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; Over the decade 1993-2003 government has imported a total of 4,500 breeding stock (2002-1800, 1995-1500, 1993-1200), including Jersey from Australia to promote the development of the livestock sector. 1993 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Piedmontese Piedmont Meat Selected for its superior carcass conformation and double muscling. 0 0 domestic breed imported from USA; exotic; In 1984 embryo transfer technology was used to bring the Piedmontese breed in from the USA, a total of 12 purebred Piedmontese cattle were born. 1984 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia and New Zealand; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Samoan bovine Povi Samoa 0 0 domestic breed "The exotic breeds were interbred to form a locally adapted breed of cattle known locally as the Samoan bovine (Povi Samoa), this type of cattle is still recognized by a number of farmers as the """"old type"""" of cattle." local No Information unknown unknown -Samoa WSM Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic; Over the decade 1993-2003 government has imported a total of 4,500 breeding stock (2002-1800, 1995-1500, 1993-1200), including Santa Gertrudis from Australia to promote the development of the livestock sector. 1993 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Cattle Shorthorn eng. Shorthorn 0 0 domestic breed imported from Australia and New Zealand; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Chicken Jungle Fowl eng. Jungle Fowl Moa Samoa Meat There is a distinct taste preference for the Moa Samoa that is raised by most households under free-range conditions. Despite its small carcass size (approx. 1 kg) the Moa Samoa is preferred by locals because it has a better flavour than imported frozen poultry. domestic breed indigenous breed Flock sizes are normally small (30-50 hens) and birds are both consumed on farm and sold live for slaughter. Semi intensive farmers provide some form of night housing and allow their birds to range freely or in chicken runs during the day. Birds are provided with water in the night houses and runs and are fed kitchen wastes and other household scraps, though about 50% of farmers supplement their poultry with fowl wheat or rice. A small proportion of farmers (<1%) feed imported commercial poultry feeds to their birds. Mortality due to infectious causes is normally low as farmers make use of the free veterinary services. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Samoa WSM Goat Anglo-Nubians eng. Anglo-Nubian 0 0 domestic breed international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Muscovy duck Muscovy Duck Mainly used for meat though some people consume the eggs, eng. Meat domestic species local No Information unknown unknown -Samoa WSM Pig Berkshire eng. Berkshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Pig Duroc eng. Duroc domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Pig Hampshire eng. Hampshire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Samoa WSM Pig Landrace eng. Landrace domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Pig Poland China eng. Poland China domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Samoa WSM Pig Samoan eng. Black Samoan domestic breed local No Information unknown unknown -Samoa WSM Pig Tamworth eng. Tamworth domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Yemen YEM Ass National Genatic local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Ass Qirmani Qaramani Riding (work) small size domestic breed small local type local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Ass Sibiani Subyani domestic breed of Sudanese origin local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Ass Somali Somali Riding (work) uni coloured: grey domestic breed similar to the Toposa of South-eastern Sudan international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Cattle Holstein Friesians English Dutch Friesian Exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -Yemen YEM Cattle Socotra Soqotry 2 2 short horns dwarf, humpless domestic breed Socotra Island, Indian Ocean local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Cattle Yemeni Zebu Yemeni Meat uni coloured: usually red, also brown, grey or fawn, occasionally black 2 2 250 180 domestic breed north Yemen and south Yemen 180 600 F24-165 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured on animals kept under stationary conditions, fed on grazing and concentrates. local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Chicken Yemen Baladi ar. domestic local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Dromedary Arak Transport domestic breed coastal plains and desert areas local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Dromedary Areda domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Dromedary Hojun domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Dromedary Horra domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Atiq Arabic Meat, Milk Native local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Beetal English Beetal Meat, Milk 0 0 y Domestic Breed imported from India 1970 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Yemen YEM Goat Jabali Yemeni Mountain Meat, Milk uni coloured: black 2 2 horns rise backwards, upwards and outwards 60 60 21 20 small body size with long hair domestic breed Highlands from Ibb to beyond Sa'dah and Mareb and Al-Bayda 60 100 A8-43 FAO Breed Survey The does are not milked for about two to three months (until about weaning). Overall, goats are kept in smaller flocks (one to seven animals per flock) than sheep (14.5 animals per flock). Frequency distribution of flock size indicates that in the country as a whole 6% of the flocks comprise of 5-19 goats with only 3% flocks of 50 animals and more. Goats are generally managed, along with sheep, under an extensive system based primarily on grazing on rangelands as well as on stubbles. In the highlands there is no special housing for goat, animals are mostly kept with cattle and sheep in the ground floor of the family dwelling. In the warmer parts of the country the goats are penned in open enclosures adjacent to the family dwelling to discourage theft and predators. local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Mori Mawr, Mawri Meat, Milk uni coloured: almost all white with small black patches on face 2 2 small horns 64 64 21 20 small compact body domestic breed Wadi Mawr Area of north Tihama in north Yemen A8-43 local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Ogaden 2 2 domestic variety variety of Somali local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Red Taez eng. Taiz Red multi coloured: white with black line that runs from the face, all along the back to the tip of the tail, red or brown with white belly and black back-line 2 2 horns rise backwards and slightly upwards 63 63 24.1 24 medium sized body domestic breed southern highlands of northern Yemen between Qa'ataba and Tihama, common in Taiz City A8-43 local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Shraqi Arbic Meat, Milk Native y 2002 Breed Al-Hodiedah local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Somali Somali Degeun, Deghier, Dighi yer, Jalal, Modugh, Monma, Mudugh, Galla Meat uni coloured: white occasionally with spots or patches 2 0/2 35 short hair and ears domestic breed 2.4 2.4 N2-125 1.06 international No Material unknown unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Surdud Sardoudi, Surdudi Meat, Milk multi coloured: red-white patched, black tail 2 2 66 66 27 27 largest-sized goat in Yemen, well formed udder y Domestic Breed Sardoud area east of Alhudaiada city Hair 149 224 F8-43 local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Taiz Black eng. Meat The milk is used to make the famous Taiz cheese. uni coloured: black 2 2 horns rise backwards and slightly upwards 61 61 23.7 23 medium body size, short curly haired domestic breed from Qa'taba to foothills of Tihama, southern Highlands of north Yemen hair A8-38, 45 local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Goat Thamood Arbic Native local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Horse Abeia domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Horse Dahmaa y Domestic Breed Sana'a, Dahmar, and Al-Hodiedah local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Horse Giawf domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Horse Jofi 160 155 320 318 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Horse Omarqoub domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Horse Saqallwiya domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Horse Shweimaa domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Sheep Amran Black eng. Black Boni, Amran Grey Meat, Research, Wool uni coloured: black 0 0 56 53.5 24 20 fat tail This local breed, despite their lower growth rates, they are characterized by the ability to survive and reproduce normally in the range without supplementary feeding. Native y 1992 Domestic Breed Northern Highlands region, which includes Sana'a, al-Mahweet, Omran and parts of Hijjah governorates. wool coarse/carpet 2 2 12 12 12 15 18 18 20 292 250 300 6 100 Data on the performance of this breed of sheep ( Black Boni) were collected from records kept at the Regional Research Station of the Central Highlands, in Dhamar. The breed is raising under the conditions of farmers, most of breed rely on grazing Litter size at birth: 1.22 Litter size at weaning: 1.21 Fertility rate: 80-90% local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -Yemen YEM Sheep Dhamari The Barri sheep, also known as Dhamari or Jhrani, is one of Yemeni indigenous breed of sheep. This is the largest sheep breed of the country with fairly deep body and blocky conformation, but relatively small in size compared to the most of the breed in the Near- East. Adult ewes under good management range from 25 to 45 kg body weight and rams from 30 to 55 kg . It is a hair sheep and fat-tailed, the tail sometime reaches below the hock when animals are in good condition. The head has slightly convex profile and with a long muzzle. The typical colour is white with dark fawn along the spinal region, on the top of the head and on the lower legs with semi-pendulous ears. This breed spread in highlands region and throughout the mountain plains of Yemen. Jahrani, Burri Meat, Research The Barri sheep, also known as Thamari or Jhrani, is one of Yemeni indigenous breed of sheep. This is the largest sheep breed of the country with fairly deep body and blocky conformation, but relatively small in size compared to the most of the breed in the Near- East. It is a hair sheep and fat-tailed, the tail sometime reaches below the hock when animals are in good condition. The head has slightly convex profile and with a long muzzle. The typical colour is white with dark fawn along the spinal region, on the tope of the head and on the lower legs with semi-pendulous ears. The potential of the breed was considered to be appropriate for meat production This breed is a very suitable animal to express its genetic potential under these environmental conditions This breed is good resistance and tolerance of drought and hard environmental. It spread in highlands region and throughout the mountain plains of Yemen traits of reproductive is very good, the fertility rate is high The typical colour is white with dark fawn along the spinal region, 0 4 57 55 40 30 The typical colour is white with dark fawn along the spinal region, on the tope of the head and on the lower legs with semi-pendulous ears y 1985 Domestic Breed Dhamar and central highlands areas hair 3 3 10 11 12 12 17 15 18 240 211 260 6 145 semi intensive system sheep practices in the highlands are mostly sedentary—herds leave and return to the homesteads on a daily basis. Herding in general is done mostly by old men and children, and herds of different households are sometimes combined for practical reasons. Herders leave home at 9:00 AM with the sheep, goats, and donkeys (for hauling water) Before leaving home the animals are fed sorghum stalks, particularly during the dry season. Grazing is rotated among rangeland, fallow land belonging to the owner of the flock or rain-fed alfalfa fields. The herd will return in late afternoon and are usually supplemented with straw and sometimes alfalfa. Fallow fields consist of crop residues and are covered by weeds and Bermuda grass. local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Sheep Ganadi Arabic 25 24 Native y Domestic Strain Taiz and part of Ibb governorates local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Sheep Marbi Arabic Arabi Najdi Meat, Milk, SavingSecurity, Wool There are tow type: first type: colors of the body are black except the head, face, nack and part of legs. second type: the color of the body is white 0 0 69 65 35 28 Native y 2005 Domestic Breed The breed of domestic sheep native to the Najd region of the Arabian Peninsula Marib , Aljouf Shabwa Governorates Wool Coarse / Carpet 1.3 1 1.45 3.5 3 12 14 14 17 22 18 24 240 220 266 7 133 Under desert conditions 1.2 1.4 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -Yemen YEM Sheep Red Taez Aljindy, Taiz Red, Ganadi Meat uni coloured: red, brown 0 0 20 small fat tail domestic breed Ta'izz hair local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Sheep Socotra 0 0 earless domestic breed Socotra Island, Indian Ocean wool local No Material unknown unknown -Yemen YEM Sheep Tihami Arbic Thami sheep breeding is spread in Tihama plain. The body is white color, and it is from sheep hair, and its ears short, it is breed throughout the year and the percentage of fertility goes up to about (88%) and it characterized with a high proportion of twins. Tihama Tihami Meat Thami sheep breeding is spread in Tihama plain and Its ability to adapt to high temperature and humidity It is breed throughout the year and the percentage of fertility goes up to about (88%) and it characterized with a high proportion of twins. Thami sheep breeding is spread in Tihama plain, characterized with white color, and it this breed is from sheep hair, and its ears short, uni coloured: white 0 0 58.6 56 25 22 short fat tail y 2001 Domestic Breed Tihama Region plains of Tihama hair 2 2 10 11 12 14 19 20 21 245 225 280 6 97 regional No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Yemen YEM Sheep White Boni En. Yemeni White Meat, Research, Wool White Boni sheep also know Ansi or Yemeni sheep is a rough long white wool breed. It is medium to small in size with compact body with short neck and small fat tail. Its body is deep and the face is longish. Average weight of adult male and female are 32, 26.3kg respectively. Average weight at birth, weaning 2.5, 12.3 kg.This breed has spread widely within different environmental conditions in the highlands of central and northern regions. It can able to live in harsh conditions such as scarcity of both rainfall and pasture. White Boni sheep flock was established by Regional Research Station of the Central Highlands in 1992 started with a small number of White Boni sheep as funding population Native y 1992 Domestic Breed This breed has spread widely within different environmental conditions in the highlands of central and northern regions( Albidai, Dhamar, Ibb, and Sana'a Governorates) local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Alpaca Alpaca domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Buffalo Water buffalo Murrah 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Afrigus Afrikaner-Angus composite 0 0 domestic breed local No Material atRisk endangered -South Africa ZAF Cattle Afrikaner afrik Africander Africander Meat hot dry environments good meat quality Animals of this breed show a lactation anoestrus under environmental stress.. uni coloured: red, yellow
multi coloured: yellow/white or red/white combinations (Bont) 2 2 long lateral horns 122 955 640 Sanga type y 1907 domestic breed Originated from cattle brought into South Africa by nomads during the first century AD and later kept by the Hottentot people. Characteristics of the breed were developed for specific traits and appearance. late 18th century Northern, North Cape, Free State and Mpumalanga Provinces 33 36 445 1275 181.7 54 F20(1)-104 FAO Breed Survey National Beef Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme Animal Dairy Science Research Institute and Irene Animal Production Institute Performance data on males was measured at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). mineral supplements if required feed conversion ratio: 7,06 Scrotum circumference 340 mm Weaning weight (205 days) 186kg international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Cattle Ankole eng. Ankole Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Ayrshire eng. Ayrshire Milk Animals of this breed produce milk of high quality. uni coloured: red-brown and white 2 2 lyre-shaped horns y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; The breed has been imported in the 18-19th century from south-western Scotland. It originated from Teeswater and other local breeds crossed with local Highland blood. 1890 Gauteng, Free State, Eastern Cape, Western Cape Province 270 240 300 6538 3.8 430 National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme. - milk protein (avg %): 3,31; international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Beef Shorthorn Shorthorn Korthoring Meat uni coloured: red, white, roan
multi coloured: red and white 2 2 small horns 498 y domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; north-eastern England. It originated from Holderness and Teeswater. 1861 Northern KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, NW Provinces 37 36 34 396 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (400 day). If required mineral supplements are provided. - food conversion ratio: 6,82; - ccrotum circumference: 350 mm; - weaning weight (205 days): 239 kg; international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Beefalo Terminal sire line for beef production . eng. Beefalo SireLine 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster SA Beefmaster Meat uni coloured: dun, red-brown
multi coloured: pied 0/2 0/2 124 498 488 y 1985 domestic breed imported form USA and Zimbabwe; composite of Hereford (1/4), Shorthorn (1/4) and Brahman (1/2) at Lasater Ranch, SW Texas. The first Beefmaster animals were probably imported to South Africa by Rhodesian immigrants and also imported from the USA in the 1970`s. 1970 northern KwaZulu-Natal, northern, North-western and free state provinces 35 34 32 416 1786 FAO Breed Survey Scholz (see pop.dat) Animal Dairy Science Research Institute Irene Animal Production Institute Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days) mineral supplements if required calving percentage (1992): 82.6; feed conversion ratio: 6.16;
1998 Feed conversion ratio 7,31 Scrotum circumference 372mm Weaning weight (205 day) 224kg international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Belgian Blue Terminal sire line for veal and beef production from dairy herds. Belgian Blue SireLine 0 0 domestic breed semen recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Bolowana Izankaya 2 2 Sanga Type 0 domestic variety upgraded to Africander Transkei, Cape Province local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat Animals of this breed are well adapted to warm bushveld and subtropical areas. The breed is reported to be tick tolerant. The breed is known for regular callings and high weaning weights. uni coloured: red and brown
comments: bull with a slight hump 2 2 medium sized 123 950 618 y 1972 domestic breed composite of Afrikaner (5/8), Shorthorn (3/16) and Hereford (3/16) by Prof. J.C. Bonsma at Mara Research Station, South Africa: A second line, the Wesselsvlei line was developed in the 1960`s using the Red Poll as a basis. 1936-1955 country-wide 36 35 32 407 1583 178 60 FAO Breed Survey Scholz (see pop.dat. source) Irene Animal Production Institute Data were recorded on males at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). mineral supplements if required - feed conversion ratio: 6.82;
- scrotum circumference (mm): 343;
- weaning weight at 205 days (kg): 213;
Cow performance in the period 1980-1992 was as follows:
- calf weaning mass (kg): 205;
- cow mass (kg): 475;
international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Boran eng. Boran Meat uni coloured: mainly white or grey, also red or pied 2 2 short, round in cross section, upright and thick at base East African short-horned Zebu-type y 1994 domestic breed recently imported from Kenya (1994) and Zambia (1995) 1994 KwaZulu-Natal international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Bovelder 0 0 domestic breed The breed has been newly developed by Johannesburg Municipality Animal Scientist and consultants Roger Wood, Alistair Paterson and Geof Harwin. Landrace composite. If required mineral supplements are provided. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Braford eng. Braford SA Braford Meat 0 0 y 1998 domestic breed Composite breed. Also Hereford x Afrikaner accepted. 1998 If required mineral supplements are provided. international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Brahman eng. Brahman American Brahman Meat The breed is reported to be tolerant to heat. The animals are known for the ease of calving. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: usually silver grey, sometimes red-brown 2 2 125 500 Zebu type y 1957 domestic breed imported from USA; The Brahman was developed in the United States of America from Guzerat, Gir, Nelore and Krishna River Valley breeds which originated in India. 1954 northern and north cape provinces, scattered in the southern cape province 34 32 35 437 1346 178 60 FAO Breed Survey Irene Animal Production Institute, Central Testing Centre Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre. The test period was 400 days. If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio: 6.82;
international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Brangus eng. Brangus Meat Females of this breed have the capacity to carry and deliver calves of almost any bull breed without calving difficulties. uni coloured: black, dark brown, red 0 0 122 498 y 1986 domestic breed composite of Brahman (3/8) and Aberdeen-Angus (5/8) developed in the United States of America: imported from United States of America in 1963: 1932 mainly KwaZulu-Natal, North-west and Free State provinces, spreading into northern and eastern Cape Provinces 34 33 34 421 1517 FAO Breed Survey Irene Animal Production Institute, Central Testing Centre Performance data were measured at the Central Testing Centre. The test period was 400 days. If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio: 6.96;
international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Braunvieh ger. Brown Swiss Bruin Switser, Brown Swiss The breed is known for its good walking ability. uni coloured: brown 2 2 127 1110 735 y 1954 domestic breed imported from Switzerland; descended from Swiss, Austrian and German imports 1907 1907 from Brown Swiss from Switzerland Free State, Northern Cape, Northern, North-western and KwaZulu-Natal Provinces 40 39 32 441 1718 270.8 58 FAO Breed Survey Irene Animal Production Institute, Central Testing Centre Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre. Test period was 400 days. If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio 7.15;
international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Charbray Charbray Meat 0 0 domestic breed Developed breed international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Charolais eng. Charolais Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 603 y 1966 domestic breed imported in 1955 from France 1955 northern KwaZulu-Natal, Free State, North-west and Western Provinces 42 39 34 430 1883 260 62 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). If required mineral supplements are provided. Feed Conversion rate 6,12 Scrotum circumference 346mm Average weaning weight(205 day) 235kg international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Chianina it. Chianina Meat uni coloured: white with black points and mucosae 0 0 n domestic breed The breed originates from Chiana valley, Tuscany, Italy. Recent import. If required mineral supplements are provided. international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Dairy Shorthorn eng. Dairy Shorthorn Milk uni coloured: red, white and roan
multi coloured: red and white 2 2 small y domestic breed The breed was imported from north-eastern England. It originated from Holderness and Teeswater. 1861 Northern KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape and North-western Provinces 3548 3.4 35 38 473 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (400 days) and the National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme. - milk protein (avg, %): 3,21; - feed conversion rate: 6,82; - scrotum circumference (mm): 350; - weaning weight at 205 days (kg): 235; During 1997 Dairy and Beef Shorthorns were separated. Milk production figures for 1997-98 exclude Beef Shorthorns. international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Cattle Deutsches Rotvieh Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Dexter Kerry eng. Dexter Dexter Meat The breed is known for its hardiness. uni coloured: black, dark red 2 2 horns are pointing upwards 123 475 280 y 1958 domestic breed imported from United Kingdom 1913 scattered populations in the Eastern Cape, Free State and Northern Provinces 1900 4.2 30 551 1033 FAO Breed Survey - feed convertion rate: 7.6;
international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Drakensberger Drakensberger Tintern Black, Uys cattle, Black Africander Meat Adapted to a wide range of pastures from sweet bushveld to mountain sourveld. uni coloured: black 2 2 124 975 550 similar to Basuto y domestic breed Sanga with some Africander and Friesian influence: Tintern Black strains were an early variety of Drakensberger (origin from Africander x local in early twenties) 1900 KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga, Northern and North-western Provinces, North and Western Cape Province 37 34 36 438 1585 FAO Breed Survey Irene Animal Production Institute, Cental Testing Centre. M. M. Scholtz (?) The structure and database of performance testiong in South Africa. Data was recorded on males at the Cental Testing Centre (test period: 140 days; from 260-400 day) at Irene Animal Production Institute. - feed conversion ratio 6.57;
Cow performance in the period 1980-1992 was as follows:
- calf weaning mass 204 kg;
- cow mass 483 kg;
- calving percentage 86.7;
regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Dutch Friesian eng. Holstein (black and white) Milk Absorbed in SA Holstein. 0 0 n domestic breed Descended from original Friesian cattle brought into the country by colonial settles. Gauteng international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Galloway eng. Galloway Meat uni coloured: brownish black 0 0 n domestic breed The breed originates from Galloway, south-eastern Scotland. Central KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape Province If required mineral supplements are provided. international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Gelbvieh ger. Gelbvieh Meat uni coloured: yellow brown 0 0 537 y 1988 domestic breed imported from Germany; The breed descended from bulls and semen donated by the Bavarian Government. 1974 central KwaZulu-Natal, Fee State and Mpumalanga 4659 4 39 37 32 460 1917 Performance data were recorded at Central Testing Centre (400 days). If required mineral supplements are provided. - milk protein (avg %): 3,5%; - feed conversion ratio: 6,46; - scrotum circumference (mm): 379; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 242; international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk This breed produces golden coloured rich milk with high butterfat percentage. multi coloured: yellow to reddish-brown with white patches 2 2 190 180 750 580 long head y domestic breed imported from Guernsey, United Kingdom 1923 northern KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Free State, Northern and Western Cape Provinces, Mpumalanga, Northern and Southern Transvaal Provinces 5170 296 210 450 5170 4550 4.4 40 38 13 13 15 16 29 21 30 426 365 455 National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme and the SA Geurnsey Cattle Breeder's Society. Calves are dehorned at one month of age. - milk protein (avg %): 3,46; international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat multi coloured: red with white head and underside 0 0 519 y domestic breed This breed originates from west England and was bred by Sir Benjamin Tomkins. It originated from importation of Hereford from United Kingdom in 1892. southern, central and northern KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Northern Cape, Free State, Northern, North-west, Mpumulanga and Gauteng Provinces 39 37 34 393 1675 Performance data recorded at Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). If required mineral supplements are provided. Bulk grazer. - feed conversion ratio: 6,68; - scrotum circumference (mm): 334; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 208; international Sufficient atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Holstein Holstein (black and white) Fries, Friesland, Holstein Friesian, Holstein Friesland Milk Animals produce high milk yield of good quality. multi coloured: black, white 2 2 y 1906 domestic breed imported; The first Dutch cattle (maybe ancestors of the Friesland) have been imported in 1779-1784. 1779-1784 from 1992 25-30% AI with imported semen mainly from North America country-wide except in desert areas 270 7926 3.5 28 28 28 418 FAO Breed Survey Irene Animal Production Institute Performance data were recorded under the National Dairy Cattle Performance Testing Scheme. - average protein (%): 3.08;
Registered cows produced 1300 kg more milk than unregistered cows. international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Hottentot Namaqua 2 2 Sanga Type 0 domestic variety Origin of Africander local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Cattle Hugenot Meat 0 0 n domestic breed Composite landrace 40 37 36 430 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days) If required mineral supplements are provided. - weaning weight (avg kg): 230; local No Material atRisk endangered -South Africa ZAF Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk Animals of this breed are well adapted to hot climates. This breed produces good yield of milk of high quality. uni coloured: fawn, mulberry or grey, often with black skin pigment 2 2 y domestic breed This breed originates from Jersey, a Channel Island, possibly from a breed which migrated from North Africa to France. 1844 northern KwaZulu-Natal, Free State, Northern, Eastern Cape and Western Cape Provinces 5039 4.6 26 409 National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme. - milk protein (avg %): 3,63; international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Kashibi Kavango Meat This breed has a high level of tick and heat tolerance. Animals of this breed are fertile and the females are known for their ease of calving. This breed produces quality hides. 2 2 lyre shaped Sanga type n domestic variety Cattle migrated into South Africa with nomadic Iron Age people between the 3rd and 7th centuries. The population is regarded as a land race. Nguni ecotype. Recently imported from Namibia. between the 3rd and 7th centuries Kavango Animals of this breed are highly selective browsers and non-selective bulk grazers. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Kemp Meat uni coloured: black 2 2 Similar To Africander But Black. 0 domestic variety variety of Drakensberger. originated from Friesian x Africander (1911-47) Natal local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Cattle Kerry Kerry Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat uni coloured: wheat to chestnut-brown 0 0 1050 700 y 1987 domestic breed imported from France 1974 northern KwaZulu-Natal, Free State, Northern and Eastern Provinces 38 36 34 418 1656 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (400 days). If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio: 6,63; - scrotum circumference (mm): 322; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 219; international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Marchigiana Terminal crossbreeding for lean beef . Marchigiana GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Mashona Mashona Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown critical -South Africa ZAF Cattle Montbeillarde eng. Montbéliarde Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Murray Grey Murray Grey Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Cattle Nguni Nguni Zulu, Swazi Milk The breed is well adapted to survive in both subtropical and bushveld conditions. This breed has a high level of tick and heat tolerance. This breed is reported to be fertile and the females are known for calving ease. Animals of this breed produce quality hides. The breed is known for its calm temperament. multi coloured: coloursided: 80 different patterns recognised 2 2 lyre shaped 118 119 750 476 Sanga type y 1986 domestic breed The Nguni breed is a Sanga cattle breed related to the following breeds and varieties: Swazi in Swaziland, Landim in Mozambique, Pedi, Venda and Shangaan in the Northern Province. Animals migrated into South Africa with nomadic Iron Age people between 3rd and 7th centuries. The population is regarded as a land race. KwaZulu-Natal, Free State, Northern Cape, Western Cape, Eastern Cape, North-west and Northern Provinces 4000 9.2 28 26 36 420 1299 167.9 56 N2-95, 98 F13-113: Scholtz (1992) FAO Breed Survey Irene Animal Production Institute, Central Testing Station Performance data were measured at the Central Testing Centre (400 day test period). The milk measurements have been taken under extensive conditions without supplementry feeding. Most of the animals are kept under communal grazing and subsistance husbandry conditions with overgrazed pastures and poor water supply. - feed conversion ratio: 6.49;
- milk protein (%): 4.02;
- weaning weight (kg): 186;
- scrotum circumference (mm): 285;
regional Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Nkone Nkone Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle North Devon eng. Devon 0 0 international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Ondongolo 2 2 Sanga Type 0 domestic variety Transkei, Cape Province local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Cattle Pedi Bapedi Milk The breed is well adapted to the arid hot conditions of Sekhukhuneland. This breed has a high level of tick and heat tolerance. The breed is reported to be fertile and females are known for ease of calving Animals of this breed produce quality hides. uni coloured: white, grey
multi coloured: red 2 2 medium sized, lyre shaped 391 Sanga type n domestic variety Ecotype of Nguni, a Sanga cattle breed which migrated into South Africa with nomadic Iron Age people between the 3rd and the 7th century. The population is regarded as a landrace. Nguni ecotype. Sekhukhuneland (Northern Province) and Mpumalanga Province 34 34 477 The animals are highly selective browsers and non-selective grazers. They are often kept under communal grazing and subsistance husbandry conditions. The size of the progeny decreases with environmental stress. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Piedmontese Piedmont Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Pinzgauer Pinzgau Meat multi coloured: light-red to very dark chestnut brown, characteristic white pattern from withers over back to the tail setting - down to the thighs and along the underline as far forward as the brisket 0 0 511 y 1962 domestic breed imported from Namibia (origined from Austria) 1902 northern KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Free State, Northern Cape and Northern Provinces 38 36 36 388 1673 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio: 6,7; - scrotum circumference (mm): 356; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 224; international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Pustertaler Pustertaler Sprinzen Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Red Poll eng. Red Poll Rooi Poenskop Meat Endangered international breed. uni coloured: red 0 0 485 y domestic breed This breeds originates from England and is a composite of Norfolk Red and Suffolk Dun. Eastern Cape, Free State, Northern and North-west Provinces 5038 3.5 37 34 27 415 1605 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre(400 day test period) and the National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme. If required mineral supplements are provided. - milk protein (avg %): 3,35; - feed conversion ratio: 7,16; - scrotum circumference (mm): 347; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 215; international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Romagnola Terminal crossbreeding for increased beef production it. Romagnola Meat uni coloured: grey-white 2 2 lyre-shaped 155 141 Podolian type n domestic breed The breed has been recently imported from Romagna, Italy. The animals are of podolian type and were improved with Chianina and Reggiana blood around 1850-80 and also contain Maremmana blood. 1598 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). - feed conversion ratio: 5,55; - scrotum circumference (mm): 340; - weaning weight 205. day (kg): 286; international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Rotbunte Schleswig Holsteiner ger. Red Pied Slesvig-Holstein 0 0 n domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle SA Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Aberdeen Angus Meat Animals of this breed are able to thrive extreme winters. uni coloured: black or red 0 0 514 y domestic breed imported from north-eastern Scotland 1835 Free State, northern KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape Provinces 36 34 31 414 1739 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 day). If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio: 6,61; - scrotum circumference: 355 mm; - weaning weight (205 day): 215 kg; international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle SA Dairy Swiss eng. Brown Swiss Bruin Switser, Dairy Swiss, Brown Swiss Meat uni coloured: light brown 0 0 1110 735 y 1954 domestic breed The breed descended from Swiss, Austrian and German imports. 1907 1907, Brown Swiss, Switzerland Free State, Northern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal midlands and Mpumalanga Provinces 5893 3.8 31 429 1718 270.8 58 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 day) and the National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme. - milk protein (avg %): 3,35; - feed conversion ratio: 7,15; During 1997 the Dairy and Beef Shorthorn breeds were separated. Milk production figures for 1997 and 1998 exclude Beef Shorthorns. international No Material atRisk critical notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle SA Friesland Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed Locally adapted breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle SA Holstein Holstein (black and white) Milk 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle SA Red Milk 0 0 domestic breed The SA Red dairy cattle breed is being developed from shorthorn and scandinavian (Norwegian and Swedish) genetic material as a composite for smallholder and dairy ranching conditions. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Salers Salers GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 n domestic breed recently introduced from USA international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Sanganer Meat Animals of this breed are well adapted to hot, dry environments. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 Sanga type n domestic breed This breed is a composite of Sanga and Afrikaner. Developing composite breed. Gauteng 30 30 1255 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio: 6,75; - scrotum circumference (mm): 342; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 175; local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Santa Gertrudis eng. Santa Gertrudis Meat uni coloured: red 0/2 0/2 124 124 497 y 1974 domestic breed composite of Shorthorn (5/8) and Brahman (3/8), developed in the United States of America, imported in 1953 from the United States of America 1910-1940 North-west, Northern, northern KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern and Free State Provinces 37 39 34 447 1701 255.1 58 FAO Breed Survey scholz (see pop.dat) Performance data was measuredat the Central Testing Station under intensive conditions. Cow performance in the period 1980-1992 was as follows: - calf weaning mass 223 kg;
- cow mass 497 kg;
- calving percentage 81.3;
- feed conversion ration 6.54;
international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Senepol Senepol 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Shangaan Milk Animals of this breed are well adapted to hot, dry environments. This breed has a high level of tick and heat tolerance. Animals of this breed are fertile and the females are known for their ease of calving. This breed produces quality hides. 2 2 lyre shaped Sanga type n domestic variety Ecotype of the Nguni breed, a Sanga type, which migrated into South Africa with nomadic Iron Age people between the 3rd and 7th centuries. It is regarded as a land race. between the 3rd and 7th centuries North-west Province 368 Most of the animals are kept under communal grazing and subsistance husbandry conditions with overgrazed pastures and poor water supplies. This breed is a highly selective browser and a non-selective grazer. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Simbra Simbrah Meat uni coloured: brownish white 0/2 0/2 517 y 1985 domestic breed This breed is a composite of Simmentaler and Brahman. North-west, Free State, Eastern Cape, northern KwaZulu-Natal, Northern and Mpumalanga Provinces 36 35 35 410 1662 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 day). If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio: 6,79; - scrotum circumference (mm): 344; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 248; international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Simmentaler eng. Simmental Meat uni coloured: dun-red or leather yellow and white, white face 2 2 548 y 1950 domestic breed imported in 1905 from Simmentaler (Germany) via Namibia by President M.T. Steyn. Large scale exports took place to neighbouring countries between 1880-1897. 1905 Western Cape , Eastern Cape, North-west, Northern, Gauteng, Mpumalanga and northern KwaZulu-Natal Provinces 4671 4.2 41 39 408 1924 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days) and the National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme. If required mineral supplements are provided. Milk production figures n=2: - feed conversion ratio: 6,48; - scrotum circumference (mm): 374; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 241; international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle South Devon eng. South Devon Meat uni coloured: light red 0 0 925 600 y domestic breed This breed was imported from Devon and Cornwall, South-west England in 1879 and possibly originated in the Channel Islands. 1879 or earlier Free State, northern KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape Provinces, North-western South Africa 40 39 35 392 1998 60 Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). - feed conversion ratio: 5,8; - scrotum circumference (mm): 350; - weaning weight at 205. day (kg): 236; Registered South Devons did not enter the National Dairy Cattle Performance and Progeny Testing Scheme in 1997 or 1998. international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Supertaler eng. 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Sussex eng. Polled Sussex Meat The breed is known for its ability to survive and thrive under harsh conditions. uni coloured: red 0 0 117 950 575 y domestic variety variety of Sussex, composite of Red Aberdeen-Angus and Sussex from 1950 onwards: Polled Sussex cattle were first imported from the United Kingdom in 1903. 11th Northern, North-west, Western Cape, Eastern Cape and northern KwaZulu-Natal Provinces 38 36 33 409 1570 FAO Breed Survey Animal Dairy Science Research Institute IRENE Animal Production Institute Performance data was measured at the Central Testing centre. The test period was 400 days. If required mineral supplements are provided. - feed conversion ratio is 6.71;
international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Cattle Swedish Red eng. Swedish Red and White Milk 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Tabapua eng. Tabapua Meat 0 0 domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Tauricus Meat 0 0 domestic breed New composite breed If required mineral supplements are provided. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Tswana Tswana West Sanga Milk Animals of this breed are well adapted to hot, dry environments. This breed has a high level of tick and heat tolerance. Animals of this breed are fertile and the females are known for their ease of calving. This breed produces quality hides. multi coloured: various colours 2 2 lyre shaped Sanga type n domestic variety Ecotype of the Nguni breed, a Sanga type, which migrated into South Africa with nomadic Iron Age people between the 3rd and 7th centuries. Regarded as a land race between the 3rd and 7th centuries North-west Province Most of the animals are kept under communal grazing and subsistance husbandry conditions - overgrazed pastures and poor water supplies. They are highly selective browsers and non-selective grazers. regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Tuli Tuli Meat The breed is well adapted to live under the local semi-arid conditions and they are known for their ability to survive in harsh environments. The breed is reported tick and disease tolerant. This breed is known for above average fertility. The females are known for calving ease and good maternal traits. Mrs. S, Moyo; ILCA Report December 1990. Head, Matopos Research Station uni coloured: yellow, golden-brown or red 0/2 0/2 thin lyre-shaped horns 120 750 490 small thoracic-cervico hump y 1994 domestic variety Sanga type: selected from Mangwato, a variety of Tswana 1946 in 1977 from Tuli (Zimbabwe) scattered populations in the Free State, northern KwaZulu-Natal and Northern and North-west Provinces 33 32 36 407 1375 FAO Breed Survey Animal Dairy Science Research Institute Irene Animal Production Institute Performance data were recorded at the Central Testing Centre (test period 400 days). Most of the cattle are kept under communal grazing and subsistance husbandry conditions. Overgrazed pastures and poor water supplies are common. - feed conversion ratio: 7.24;
international No Material atRisk vulnerable notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Cattle Tulim Meat 0 0 n domestic breed Recently developed composite of Tuli and Limousin If required mineral supplements are provided. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Uys Milk 2 2 0 domestic variety early variety of Drakensberger; origin from Black Friesian x Africander with Zulu blood in late 19th century (by D. Uys) or from Vaderlander (Groningen) x local Natal. local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Cattle Veldmaster Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Venda Tshikalanga, Bavenda Milk Crossbreeding increasing rapidly The breed is well adapted to hot, dry environments. The animals can walk long distances in search of grazing and water. The breed is reported as tick and heat tolerant. The breed is reported to be fertile and females are known for ease of calving. Animals of this breed produce quality hides. uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black and white
comments: many other colours and patterns may also be seen 2 2 lyre shaped 565 345 Sanga type n domestic variety Ecotype of the Nguni breed, a Sanga type, which migrated into southern Africa with nomadic Iron Age people between the 3rd and 7th centuries. The population is regarded as a land race. Sibasa, north-eastern Northern Province 23.9 23.9 22 365 400 Performance was measured on 2 herds kept on experimental stations. *Pers.comm. K. Ramsay Most of the cattle are kept under communal grazing and subsistance husbandry conditions with overgrazed pastures and poor water supplies. The animals are highly selective browsers and non-selective grazers. data: 1993 Northern Province Department of Agriculture
- 100 day weight: 92 kg (national average: 99 kg)
- 18 months weight: 225 kg (national average: 255 kg) local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Cattle Wagyu More marbling in beef - specialized marbling breed Japanese Native SireLine 0 0 domestic recently imported international No Material atRisk vulnerable vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Cattle Watusi Watusi TouristAttraction TouristicPotential uni coloured: mostly fawn to red-brown or mahogany, sometimes white multi coloured: rarely fawn to red-brown pied or speckled 0/2 0/2 giant-horned, 70-110 cm in length n domestic breed unknown origin, limited importation many years ago mainly in zoos in the larger cities and Natal Lion Park Zoological gardens. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Chicken Boschveld eng. domestic breed developed breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Chicken Koekoek eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Chicken Ovambo The Ovambo is dark in colour and small in siz. These characteristics aid in camouflaging and protect it from raptors. The Ovambo is very aggresive and agile and can catch and eat mice and young rats. This chicken can fly and roosts in the top of trees to avoid predators. Australorp international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Chicken Potchefstroom Koekoek Australorp international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Chicken SA Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Chicken South African Naked Neck eng. Kaalnekke indigenous naked neck domestic strain This strain originated from various regions of the RSA, including Kaysna forest where they were possibly introduced by early settlers. local Sufficient unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Chicken Venda Venda Lebowa indigenous domestic strain originated in the Venda Homeland, RSA; presumably from early settlers who brought poultry with them local Sufficient unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Dog Africanis eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Dog Boerboel eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Dog Boxer eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Dog Jack Russel eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Dog Ridgeback eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Dog SA Greyhound eng. domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Dromedary Dromedary local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Emu Emu Emu domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Goat Angora Goat eng. Angora Sybokke Wool uni coloured: white 2 2 53 42 35 small-sized, small head in proportion to the body domestic breed imported from Turkey 1838 mohair/angora 2.2 2.6 2.3 Angoras are farmed and kept by both large commercial and developing / communal sectors and both contribute towards the total mohair clip. 1.02 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Goat Australian feral To increase the production of cashmere from indigenous goats. Australian feral Cashmere GeneralCrossbreeding 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Goat Bantu Native Meat 2 2 short horns short coat and ears domestic breed indigenous breed northern Transvaal local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Goat Boer Boer Boer goat Kalahari, Boerbok Meat Boer goats are the most sought after meat goat breed in the world. uni coloured: many colours 2 2 78 78 114 94 usually lop ears domestic breed developed from indigenous breed Bantu goats with infusions of other breeds: Nubian, Saanen, Toggenburger and maybe Angora 120 160 5.7 4 4 F88-48 1.64 international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Goat British Alpine eng. British Alpine 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained endangered -South Africa ZAF Goat Bunte Deutsche Edelziege ger. Bunte Deutsche Edelziege 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international No Material atRisk critical vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Goat Edelziege 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Goat Goat Cash, Cultural English Pudi, Mbudzi, Mbuti Meat Head colour: black, black and white, black brown, black, white and brown, brown, brown and white, red, white, white and black, white and brown. Body colour: black, black and white, black brown, brown, red, white, white and black,white and brown, brown and white. 2 2 65.5 57.95 Indigenous Limpopo Province, Mopani and Vhembe District local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Goat Gorno Altai Altai Mountain 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic; A restricted number of Gorno Altai embryos were imported to establish a cashmere industry in the country. international No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Goat Nguni Nguni Meat 2 2 domestic breed intermediate between Small East African and Lop-Eared regional No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Goat Red 0 0 domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Goat SA Veld 0 0 domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Goat Saanen Saanen 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Goat Saffer 0 0 domestic breed developed breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Goat Savanna Savanna 0 0 domestic breed international Not Sufficient atRisk endangered vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Goat Toggenberger Toggenburg 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse American Quarter Horse Quarter Horse domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse American Saddle Horse eng. American Saddle Horse Saalperd uni coloured: bay, brown, chestnut, grey or black light animals domestic breed composite of Thoroughbred, Morgan, Canadian and American Trotter international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Horse Andalusian Andalusian domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Appaloosa Appaloosa domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Arab Horse Arab domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Boer eng. Boer Historiese boerperd, Kaapse Boerperd, Boerperd The SA Boerperd used to be called Historiese boerperd. domestic breed revival of Old Boer (Cape Horse) from suitable breeds regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse Calvinia light domestic variety origin from Boer x Thoroughbred, Hackney, Cleveland Bay local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Horse Cape Harness eng. DraughtPower light domestic variety established from Anglo-Arab, Friesian and Hackney local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Horse Cape Horse eng. Hantam, Boer Riding (work) light 0 domestic variety origin from Oriental (1652-1778), Thoroughbred (1782- 1860) and Hackney (1860-1891); origin of Basuto Pony, Boer (new), Namaqua Pony local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Horse Clydesdale Clydesdale domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Horse Connemara Pony eng. Connemara Pony domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse English Halbblut Horse domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse European Warmblood domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse Friesian Horse Friesian domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Hackney eng. Hackney domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Horse Hackney Pony eng. Hackney Pony domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -South Africa ZAF Horse Hafflinger Haflinger domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Highland Pony Highland Pony domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Horse Highland sporting Highland Pony domestic breed developed breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Horse Lippizzaner Lipitsa domestic breed Small population imported international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Horse Lusitano Lusitanian domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Morgan eng. Morgan domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -South Africa ZAF Horse Namaqua Pony eng. similar to Basuto Pony 0 domestic variety originated from Cape Horse in early 19th century North-western Cape Province local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Horse Namib Horse domestic local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse Nooitgedacht Pony afrik. Nooitgedacht Pony Nooitgedachter, Nooitgedachtperd domestic variety from Basuto Pony with some input from Boer and Arab 1952 onwards east Transvaal regional No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse Paint American Paint domestic recently imported international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Percheron fr. Percheron domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Rancher domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse SA Miniature Horse domestic local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse SA Sporting horse domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse SA Warm Blood domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse Saddler American Saddle Horse domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Horse Shetland Pony Shetland Pony domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Shire eng. Shire domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown critical -South Africa ZAF Horse Thoroughbred eng. Thoroughbred domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Horse Vlaamperd afrik. Flamand SA Vlamperd, Flemish horse DraughtPower uni coloured: black 154 154 light animals, medium weight y 1983 domestic breed developed from Dutch Friesian Draft Horses with some infusion of local horses (Cape Harness, Hackney, Thoroughbred) local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Horse Welsh Pony eng. Welsh Pony domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Ostrich Kenyan Red eng. Kenyan Red domestic breed recently imported international No Material unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Ostrich South African Black Ostrich eng. Narrow ring of white feathers at the base of the neck. tail feathers - pale rusty red During the breeding season the males upper and lower mandibles are red - and leg scales are bright pink Black plumage with broad white wing plumes y 1994 domestic breed The SA Black ostrich is the result of a selection and breeding programme that started between 1857 and 1864 in the Oudtshoorn district of the Western Cape Province. Breeding material was imported from Libya, Morocco, Syria, Algeria and Tunisia to improve feather quality. By 1911, the SAB feathers were superior to any wild ostrich. The collapse of the feather industry led to diversification and the development of the leather and meat industries. Most of this work was done by the Klein Karoo Agricultural Corporation and the Klein Karoo Agricultural development center. The breed is now classified as Struthio camelus domesticus. 1857 Limited imports from Libya, Morocco, Syria, Algeria and Tunisia in the early 1900s to improve feather quality. No further imports have taken place. local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Ostrich Zimbabwean Blue eng. domestic breed recently imported local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Pig American Hampshire eng. American Hampshire Gempshir, Mackay, Norfolk Thin Rind, Ring Middle, Ring Necked, Saddleback, Woburn, Belted Meat uni coloured: black with white belt domestic breed originated in 19th century ultimately from Old English (probably from Hampshire) in 19th century FAO Breed Survey - litter size at birth: 8.98 - litter size at 3 weeks: 7.1;
- litter weight at 3 weeks: 36.8 kg;
8.98 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Pig Bantu uni coloured: usually brown, also black
multi coloured: white with black spots domestic breed descended from early European and Asian imports 410 N13-125 Holness (1973) - 4.46 kg feed/kg live mass gain for a feeding period from 56 to 200 days;
local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Pig Chester White eng. Chester White Meat uni coloured: white y 1930 domestic breed The breed was re-introduced to South Africa only recently in the 1980's. re-introduced in the 1980's FAO Breed Survey - litter size at 3 weeks: 6.55;
- litter weight at 3 weeks: 32.4 kg;
8.27 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Pig Duroc eng. Duroc Duroc-Jersey uni coloured: red domestic breed The breed was only recently re-introduced in the 1980's. re-introduced in the 1980's FAO Breed Survey - litter size at 3 weeks 6.82;
- litter weight at 3 weeks - 35 kg;
- age to reach 86 kg - 138.6 days (f) and 132 days (m);
- feed conversion - 2.6 (f) and 2.34 (m);
6.8 8.43 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Pig Kolbroek domestic breed local Sufficient unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Pig Large Black eng. Large Black domestic international No Material extinct extinct endangered -South Africa ZAF Pig Large White eng. Large White domestic breed international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Pig Pietrain Pietrain domestic breed Imported from European stable populations international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Pig QM Hamline domestic breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Pig Robuster domestic breed New composite local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Pig South African Landrace eng. Landrace Meat y 1959 domestic breed This breed was developed from Swedish and Dutch Landrace imports (1953) and later with infusions of German and Danish Landrace. 1953 FAO Breed Survey Irene Animal Production Institute Data was recorded under conditions of total concentrate feeding and 12 months housing. - litter size and weight at 3 weeks are 9.13 and 52.5 kg;
- time to reach 86 kg was 145.1 (f) and 138 days (m);
- feed conversion was 2.63 (f) and 2.37 (m);
9.76 international Sufficient unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Pig Welsh Welsh domestic breed international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Pig Windsnyer domestic local Sufficient unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Africaner eng. 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Afrino Meat The breed is well adapted to extensive conditions. The reproductive ability of this breed is good. This breed produces good slaughter lambs at an early age and high quality meat with even fat distribution. uni coloured: white 0 0 80 60 y 1980 domestic breed composite of Mutton Merino (50%), Blinkhaar Afrikaner (25%) and Merino (25%) 1969 Karoo area wool fine 2.9 22 5 4.7 10 184 19.8 47 FAO Breed Survey Performance data is based on the Afrino flock held at the Carnarvon Experimental Station under extensive conditions. - adjusted 100-day weight: 31.59 kg (m) and 29.32 (f);
local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Bezuidenhout afrik. Meat Numbers are declining because of stock theft The breed is known for it high fertility. The wool that is harvested from these animals is suitable for carpet production. uni coloured: white 0 0 fat tail n domestic breed Developed by the Bezuidenhout family (south-west Free State) from Ronderib Afrikaner and wooled Persian crosses to produce a hardy dual purpose (mutton and coarse wool) type. Wooled Persian was derived from Blackhead Persian-Merino crosses. 1917 Free State wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Blackhead Persian The skin is used to produce fine glove leather. eng. Blackhead Persian Swartkoppersie Meat The breed is well adapted to the hot, arid areas of the northern Cape Province. The animals can subsist on poor grazing. The breed is very fertile and known for its ease of lambing. The fat of the tail is used for cooking and preservation. The skins are of high quality and used as glove leather. uni coloured: white with black head and neck 0 0 68 52 short hair, fat-rumped y 1906 domestic breed Blackhead Persian have been imported from Somalia in 1868. The first sheep were registered with the South African Studbook and Livestock Improvement Association in 1906, but registration was discontinued in 1930. A breed society was formed again in 1948. 1868 Northern Cape Province hair 84 50 5.9 2.6 2.55 7 13 F88-195, 196 F55-48 FAO Breed Survey Performance data is based on a flock kept at the Carnarvon Experimental Station. - feed conversion: 18,9 kg feed for 1 kg weight gain;
1.03 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Blinkhaar Ronderib Afrikaner afrik. Blinkhaar Afrikaner Ronderib Afrikaner Meat The breed is well adapted to desert environments. Fat is localised in the tail to allow shedding of heat. Animals of this breed thrive in areas of minimal grazing and rainfall. The females are very fertile and the males show high libido. uni coloured: creamy white shiny coat of fine hair 0/2 0 moderate size, turn away from the head in a broad curve of up to one and a half turns large broad fat tail consisting of three parts, the first very broad, the second much narrower and turning upwards and the third a hairy tassel hanging downwards n domestic breed It is believed that Blinkhaar Ronderib Afrikaner sheep are descendants of a breed which migrated down the length of Africa with nomadic owners and arrived at the northern borders of South Africa with Khoi-khoi pasturalists circa 200 AD. arid areas of western South Africa hair fine local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Boesmanlander 0 0 domestic breed developed breed local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Border Leicester eng. Border Leicester Numbers declining due to theft of stock 0 0 domestic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale Meat Numbers are declining because of stock theft uni coloured: white 2 2 92 68 y 1953 domestic breed composite of Lincoln (Leicester Longwool) and Merino that was developed in New Zealand: Corriedale has been imported in 1924 from Australia 1924 KwaZulu-Natal midlands wool medium 5.52 4 4 FAO Breed Survey - 100-day live weight kg 29.72 (m) and kg 27.95 (f);
international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Damara Damara Meat The breed is adapted to hot arid environments. The animals walks long distances in search of food and water and can produce and reproduce on minimal grazing. This breed is possibly resistant to heartwater disease (Cowdriosis). The breed is known for its fertility. The fat of the tail is used for cooking and preservation. The meat has good flavour and is marbled. The animals defend their lambs from attacks by small predators such as jackals. uni coloured: black, brown, white
multi coloured: black and white pied 2 0/2 male: large spreading horns: female: short horns or polled; 61 45 long fat tail, short hair-coarsewool ; male with a prominent occipital crest; wattles are common; y 1992 domestic variety originated from animals that migrated down the length of Africa with nomadic owners. Arrived at the northern western borders of South Africa with Khoi-khoi pasturalists circa AD 200. mainly in the arid western areas; small flocks country-wide; hair 4 3 7 1132 17 FAO Breed Survey - adjusted 100 day weight was kg 24.77 (m) and kg 21.92 (f);
- estimated feed conversion: 16,7 kg feed per kg gain;
international Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained endangered -South Africa ZAF Sheep Dormer Dormer Dorman Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed originated at Elsenburg, West Cape Province: composite of Dorset Horn rams and South African Mutton Merino ewes 1941 onwards wool medium 3.5 FAO Breed Survey - adjusted 100-day weight kg 38.57 (m) and kg 34.57 (f);
international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Dorper Dorper Dorsian Meat uni coloured: white with black head, often black feet 0/2 0/2 74 44 short hair, coarse-wooled domestic breed originated at Grootfontein: composite of Dorset Horn rams (50%) and Blackhead Persian ewes (50%) 1940-1950 hair medium 3.6 3.4 243 F88-197 N2-124 FAO Breed Survey - adjusted 100-day weight kg 34.66 (m) and kg 30.75 (f);
1.19 international Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Dorset Horn eng. Dorset Horn Numbers declining due to theft of stock. 0 0 domestic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Sheep Döhne Merino Dohne Merino Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 90 65 domestic breed originated at Dohne Research Station: composite of German (Mutton) Merino and South African Merino 1940 east Cape Province wool fine 4.5 FAO Breed Survey international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep East Friesian eng. East Friesian 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Finnish Landrace eng. Finnish Landrace 0 0 domestic local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Hampshire eng. Hampshire Down Numbers declining due to theft of stock 0 0 domestic international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Hottentot fat-tailed; short hair 0 domestic variety origin from Near East Fat-tailed and Ancient Egyptian (long-tailed); varieties: Namaqua, Cape; origin of Africander hair local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Sheep Ile de France fr. Ile-De-France 0 0 domestic breed international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Karakul Karakul Astrakhan, Bukhara, Karakul'Skaya, Persian Lamb, Persian Lambrakhan, Karakul' PeltFur Market rising after collapse. Phenotypic selection is based on pelt characteristics at birth. Information provided by Sonia Maciel: questionnaire for the project identification mission on AnGR, July 1994. 2 0 58 45 fat tail, tip of tail s-shaped domestic breed first imported in 1916 from Namibia 1916 wool 2.5 57 7.5 FAO Breed Survey Sonia Maciel in the questionnaire for the project identification missions within the framework of CDAD, July, 1994. 1.1 international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Letelle Merino Meat uni coloured: white 0 0 90 55 domestic breed local Merino variety developed during the 1930's within the South African Merino breed 1930s 1922-38 from Rambouillet Orange Free State wool fine local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Lincoln Longwool eng. Lincoln Longwool Milk 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown endangered -South Africa ZAF Sheep Meatmaster eng. Meat uni coloured: white domestic variety local No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Merino Landsheep 0 0 domestic breed local No Material atRisk vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Sheep Multi-horned Merino eng. 0 0 domestic breed Orange Free State wool local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Namaqua Afrikaner eng. Namaqua Afrikaner, Namakwa Afrikaner Meat The breed is well suited to live under arid conditions. uni coloured: white usually with black or brown head 2 0/2 hairy, long slender fat tail n domestic variety variety of Africander, descended from Namaqua (variety of Hottentot) North-western Cape Province hair coarse/carpet 4.2 3.8 FAO Breed Survey local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Nguni Nguni Zulu, Swazi This breed seems to develop a resistance towards ticks. uni coloured: black, brown
multi coloured: pied 0/2 0/2 very small or no ears domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type hair regional Sufficient unknown unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Pedi Bapedi Savings Security Animals of this breed are adapted to the arid and hot conditions of Sekhukhuneland. This breed is reported to be tick and heat tolerant. The breed is known for its high fertility. uni coloured: predominantly white with brown head, variety of colours occur 0/2 0/2 40 This breed is horned, polled or has scurs. The animals have a long, straight and carrot shaped fat tail. y 1996 domestic variety Descendants of sheep that migrated down the length of Africa with nomadic owners. Arrived at northern borders of South Africa circa 200 AD. Sekhukhuneland, North-eastern Transvaal, Lebowa hair coarse/carpet 24.06 59 FAO Breed Survey Lean meat %, carcass weight and dressing percentage have been estimated at the Animal Improvement Institute, Irene. The animals are kept in conditions of poor grazing and water supplies. - adjusted 100-day weight: kg 24.1 (m) and kg 20.1 kg (f);
local Sufficient unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Persian eng. Blackhead Persian 0 0 domestic breed indigenous breed international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Polled Dorset eng. Poll Dorset 0 0 domestic breed international No Material extinct extinct notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Rambouillet fr. Rambouillet 0 0 domestic breed international No Material extinct extinct endangered -South Africa ZAF Sheep Romanov Romanov 0 0 domestic breed recently imported; exotic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Romney Marsh Romney 0 0 domestic international No Material unknown unknown notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Ronderib Africander eng. Ronderib Afrikaner Meat uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 short fat tail, hairy-coarsewoolled domestic variety variety of Africander, descended from Cape variety of Hottentot: This breed was developed through selection from one of the original short, broad fat-tailed types of Afrikaner. north central Cape Province hair coarse/carpet 274 N13 F13-119 (Campbell, 1994) - feed conversion rate: 1:6;
local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Ronderib Merino 0 0 domestic breed wool local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep South African Merino eng. Wool The breed is adapted to its local environment (high rainfall grassland regions). The animals of this breed are reported to be less susceptible to fly-strike because of their smooth body in comparison to sheep with skin folds. uni coloured: white 0 0 100 60 y 1906 domestic breed composite of Spanish, Saxony, Rambouillet, American and (mainly) Australian Merinos 1789 wool fine 5.5 FAO Breed Survey local Sufficient notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep South African Mutton Merino eng. South African Mutton Merino Suid Afrikaanse Vleismerino Wool uni coloured: white 0 0 150 85 domestic breed The first animals were imported from Germany in 1932. 1932 wool fine 4 FAO Breed Survey - adjusted 100-day weight: 34.06 kg (male) and 31.29 kg (female);
international No Material notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep South Down eng. South Down Numbers declining due to theft of stock 0 0 domestic international No Material unknown unknown vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Sheep Steekhaar Blinkhaar Steekhaar Afrikaner Rough Hair domestic variety variety of Blinkahaar Ronderib Afrikaner wool coarse/carpet local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Suffolk eng Suffolk 0 0 domestic breed international No Material atRisk endangered notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Van Rooy Van Rooy Van Rooy White Persian, Van Rooy-Persie Meat The breed is well suited to live under semi-arid conditions. These are hardy animals. The genetic potential for production traits of this breed is promising. uni coloured: white 0 0 85.5 55.5 small fat-rumped, kempy coat cover domestic breed composite of Ronderib Africander rams and Rambouillet ewes 1906 Orange Free State hair 232 FAO Breed Survey N13 F13-119 regional Sufficient atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -South Africa ZAF Sheep Vandor 0 0 domestic breed composite of Dorset Horn and Van Rooy originated at Zingfontein, near Philipstown wool FAO Breed Survey - adjusted 100-day weight: 35.52 (males);
33.25 kg (females);
local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep Walrich Vleis Merino afric. Walrich, Walrich Mutton Merino Wool uni coloured: white y domestic variety origin from South African Merino x polled Mérino Precoce in 1930: Breed Society 1960: recognised 1965 1930 wool fine local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Sheep White Dorper eng. Dorsian Meat uni coloured: white 0/2 0/2 domestic variety variety of Dorper, composite of Dorset Horn and Blackhead Persian 1946 onwards originated in Pretoria, now Transvaal hair local No Material unknown unknown -South Africa ZAF Sheep White Wooled Mountain eng. Meat uni coloured: white 2 0 domestic variety origin by A.D. Wentworth, Trompsburg, from German Mutton Merino x (Dorset Horn x Blackhead Persian, 1942) 1942 Orange Free State wool coarse/carpet local No Material extinct extinct -South Africa ZAF Sheep Wiltshire Horn eng. Wiltshire Horn 0 0 domestic international No Material extinct extinct vulnerable -South Africa ZAF Sheep Wooled Persian eng. Persian Red, Russian Perseair Meat uni coloured: brown 0 0 fat tail domestic variety origin from Arabi imported from Iran by Moss and Wardrop in 1915: never had a breed society 1915 wool coarse/carpet local No Material extinct extinct -Zambia ZMB Cattle Africander Africander Africander cattle breed is reported to be tolerant to heat, parasites and diseases. 0 0 131 124 650 401 domestic breed imported from South Africa; locally adapted; The breed was introduced into Zambia via Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) during the colonization period by migrating white settler farmers who settled in Kalomo and parts of Choma districts. It is mainly found in Southern Province. 32 30 526 445 606 310 204 52 Performance data were collected under on station management condition. Value for daily gain (g) here refers to mean value for female animals from weaning to 12 months post weaning. Carcass weight (kg) and dressing percentage (%) here refer to mean values for male animals (age not specified). Parturition percentage (%): Min. 445, Avg. 526, Max. 606. Weaning weight - overall for both sexes (kg): Min. 166, Avg. 174, Max. 184. Yearling weight - overall for both sexes (kg): Min. 219, Avg. 257, Max. 300. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Zambia ZMB Cattle Angoni Short-horned Zebu cattle found predominately in the Eastern part of Zambia and extends to the northern boarder with Tanzania and Malawi and also in Mozambique. Angoni Zambian Angoni, Ngoni Meat The breed is very hardy and able to survive under poor nutrition and in harsh environment. Heat tolerant. The breed is not resistant to tick-borne diseases. Good mothering ability and very prolific. multi coloured: dark red coloured predominates, other colours, particularly black or black and white markings are also common 2 2 The horns vary widely in size and shape. 122 112 500 400 Medium-sized animal. Small East African Shorthorned Zebu type; well developed hump and dewlap; y domestic breed The Angoni cattle are descendants of the Zebu cattle brought into Zambia by the migrating Ngoni tribe around 1835. The Angoni breed belongs to the Shorthorn Zebu. 1835 Eastern parts of Zambia around Chipata, Katete, Petauke and Lundazi. 245 270 630 800 5.7 34 32 11 20 36 41 445 306 601 1.6 182 54 Perfromance data were collected under on station management condition Value for carcass weight (kg) and dressing percentage (%) reported reported here refers to mean value for male animals (age not specified). Value for daily gain (g) reported here refers to mean value for male animals (study period 400 days). Parturition percentage (%): Min. 69, Avg. 78.6, Max. 85. Weaning weight (kg): Female - Min. 88, Avg. 163.9, Max. 321; Male - .Min. 91, Avg. 143, Max. 184. Yearling weight (kg): Female - Min. 102, Avg. 131, Max. 145; Male - .Min. 104, Avg. 129, Max. 154. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Cattle Baila Mashuk, Mashukulumbwe, Bashukulumpo Meat Heat tolerant. uni coloured: black, red, brown
multi coloured: combinations of black, red and brown with white markings 2 2 While the horns are of fair size and similarly shaped, they are not as large as those of the Barotse. The hump is very small especially on the females. domestic breed This breed is a crossbreed between two Sanga cattle breeds the Barotse and the Tonga breed. 20th century The Baila breed of cattle is found in Southern Province around Namwala district and in Central Province the breed is found in Mumbwa district and surrounding parts. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Cattle Barotse Barotse Rowzi, Rozi, Lozi Meat Heat tolerant. uni coloured: dark red, black, and brown
multi coloured: combination of various colours and with white markings, dark red is most common 2 2 The horns of bulls are generally large and spreading. 128 121 680 455 Big framed animal. The hump is small and not noticeable in the females. The bull has a small cervical-thoracic hump and dewlap. The skins are fairly loose, dark pigmented and of medium thickness. domestic breed This is mainly a Sanga derivative commonly referred to as the longhorned Sanga. Western Province and North-Western Province 302 1077 25.3 24.7 44 620 186 52 The value for carcass weight (kg) and dressing percentage (%) reported here refer to mean values for male animals (age not specified). - calving interval: 620 ± 8 days (Corten, 1991);
- calving rate: 54.2%;
- age at first calving: 1320 ± 16 days (Corten, 1991);
. Parturition percentage (%): Min. 58, Avg. 71.37, Max. 78.1. Weaning weight - overall for both sexes (kg): Min. 82.14, Avg. 127.04, Max. 171.3. Yearling weight (kg): Female - Min. 153, Avg. 258.5, Max. 364; Male - Min. 160, Avg. 273.5, Max. 387. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from South Africa; exotic Around Kalomo and Livingstone districts of Southern Province. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Boran Boran East African Shorthorned Zebu Meat The breed is adapted to semi-arid and sub-humid climates and poor nutrition. The animals often have to walk long distances in search of water. FAO Breed Survey uni coloured: usually white or grey, also red
multi coloured: also pied 2 2 short horns 352 East African Shorthorned Zebu type with very well developed hump and dewlap domestic breed continually imported from East Africa, Europe, America and Canada; locally adapted Found all over Zambia and is predominantly owned by commercial farmers along the rail line. 213 234 27.3 26.2 40 35 47 454 391 544 652 273 55 Carcass weight (kg) was measured under on research station management condition. Daily gain was measured under on ranch management condition. Both commercial farmers and small-scale farmers keep this breed. The value for daily gain (g) reported here refers to mean vulue for 19 male animals from birth to weaning. The value for carcass weight reported here refers to mean value for 59 male animals. The value for dressing percentage (%) reported here refers to mean value for both sexes (age not specified). Parturition percentage (%): Min. 17.1, Avg. 72.36, Max. 93.1. Weaning weight - overall for both sexes (kg): Min. 105, Avg. 171, Max. 217. Yearling weight (kg): Female - Min. 182, Avg. 207, Max. 251; Male - Min. 209, Avg. 237, Max. 268. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat 2 2 Large hump and well-developed dewlap., domestic breed Bos indicus cattle originally coming from India. Found all over the country. The Brahman breed is mainly produced on commercial farms as pure lines because of its temperament. In the small-scale sector it is only the crossbreeds that are found. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Gelbvieh Gelbvieh Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from Germany; exotic Commercial beef ranches in Southern, Central and Lusaka provinces. This beef breed is reared on commercial farms mostly. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Guernsey eng. Guernsey Milk uni coloured: brown 0 0 domestic breed semen imported from Europe; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) 0 0 domestic breed continually imported from Europe; exotic; Initially introduced by the settling South African white commercial farmers around Mazabuka district. More introductions in form of frozen semen came into the country during the period 1968 to 1983 and have continued to date. The breed is found in most parts of the country especially along the rail track among Medium Scale and Large Scale Commercial farms. The breed has generally performed well under high management regimes on commercial farmers. Better milk yields are attained on farms that practice zero grazing. High milkers are able to give about 50 litres of milk per day (milking twice).
There are also crossbreeds of Holstein-Friesians with the indigenous breeds that have been produced over the years found in the smallholder dairy farms. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey uni coloured: brown 0 0 Small sized dairy type. domestic breed Exotic dairy breed that has its origins in Europe. The breed is found on commercial farms along the line of rail from Livingstone to the Copperbelt. High butter content in milk. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Sahiwal Sahiwal Heat tolerant. multi coloured: light red with some white markings in some animals 0 0 The horns are of medium size and slightly curved. 630 455 Medium sized animals. The hump is more prominent in the bulls. domestic breed imported from India for crossbreeding; exotic 1960s international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Simmental Simmental Milk multi coloured: red/brown pied 0 0 domestic breed semen imported from Switzerland; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex It is a temperate breed and has thus marginally adapted to the tropical conditions in Zambia. 0 0 Short-horned. domestic breed imported from Europe; exotic 1950 Lusaka, Southern, Central, and parts of Copperbelt Province. The breed is reared on commercial farms and in areas with low minimum temperatures (12-16 o C) during tropical winters. However, crossbreeds are also found in Southern Province in the traditional sector on commercial farms surrounded by villages. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Zambia ZMB Cattle Tonga Shorthorned Sanga DraughtPower, Meat, Milk Heat tolerant. The breeds is to a certain degree resistant to diseases. Hardy breed. uni coloured: black, red, brown
multi coloured: combinations of black, red and brown with white markings 2 2 The horns are lyre shaped of medium length and are narrow spaced in an upward and forward orientation. 114.49 111.53 550 370 The hump is very small especially on the females. domestic breed Sanga type Southern Province of Zambia and also in the lower Zambezi river valley. 22 20 34 36 390 420 236 The breed has been associated with the Tonga tribe of Southern Province both in the Zambezi valley and on the Tonga plateau. The value for carcass weight (kg) reported here refers to mean value of cold carcass weight for both sexes. Weaning weight - overall for both sexes (kg): Avg. 101. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Chicken Indigenous chicken While poultry are used mainly for meat and eggs, they are also commonly used in traditional rituals and as gifts at various occasions throughout the country. Their droppings are used in feed formulations as well as a source of manure. Meat They have high resistance to local diseases and parasites. domestic indigenous breed; The most likely origin of indigenous breed chickens currently found in Zambia could be the Indian Sub-continent because similar black birds were known in India at that time but not in Europe. The indigenous chickens are widely distributed in the three Agro-ecological zones of Zambia. Breeding stock is normally self-replacing, but it is not uncommon for cockerels to be acquired externally. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Chicken Nkhuku Nkuku Meat Birds of this breed are able to reproduce in very hot areas. This breed is very prone to Newcastle Disease. indigenous 1.5 1.2 domestic breed local breed with some crossing with Australorp cockerel in the early 1990s 60 6 4 local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Chicken Zambi Naked Necked EN Multi-colour with white, black, buff and red has predominate colours local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Duck (domestic) Aylesbury eng. Aylesbury Lard uni coloured: white 4.5 4 domestic breed imported; locally adapted Ducks are widely distributed in all Agro-ecological zones of Zambia. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Duck (domestic) Khaki Campbell eng. Khaki Campbell Eggs domestic breed imported; locally adapted Ducks are widely distributed in all Agro-ecological zones of Zambia. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Duck (domestic) Madada Meat This breed is resistant to most duck diseases. indigenous 2.5 1.8 domestic breed indigenous breed 40 8 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Duck (domestic) Pecking Pekin Meat uni coloured: white/cream 4 3.6 domestic breed imported; locally adapted Ducks are widely distributed in all Agro-ecological zones of Zambia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Duck (domestic) Rouen fr. Rouen Meat 4.5 4 domestic breed imported; locally adapted Ducks are widely distributed in all Agro-ecological zones of Zambia. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 domestic breed recently imported from South Africa; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Goat Gwembe Goat Mpongo Meat The goat has adapted to hot and dry climatic conditions with low rainfall patterns. multi colour: variations in coat colours ranging from completely black, brown, black and white, grey to white and brown 0 0 The horns are of medium size and curved backwards. 45 42 45 35 Small-sized animal. domestic breed Gwembe valley in Southern Province. 90 50 1.6 1.8 The information is based on an on-going study by J.S. Chisanga. The animals are housed over night. Poor water supply, grazing and browsing. 1 2 local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Goat Plateau goat eng. Meat 0 0 domestic Found on the plateau of Southern Province and some drier parts of the valley. The climatic conditions under which it is reared are diverse ranging from low to high rainfall. The type of vegetation under which it thrives, ranges from munga/mopane woodlands to miombo woodlands, and mixtures of these tree species. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Goat Saanen Saanen Milk uni coloured: white 0 0 domestic breed imported from East Africa; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Goat Sinazongwe Goat Mpongo Meat uni coloured: various colours: white, black, brown and grey are the main colours 2 2 50 51 40 30 domestic breed Southern and northern parts of Gwembe valley. 90 0.5 1.6 1.4 The information is based on an on-going base line study. Poor grazing and browsing available. The animals are housed at night. 1 local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Guinea fowl Helmeted Guinea Fowl eng. Helmeted Guineafowl Eggs domestic species Common and widely distributed in all Agro-Ecological Zones in Zambia. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Guinea fowl Nkhanga Meat This breed is resistant to most diseases affecting chicken. indigenous 1.4 1.2 feral breed 200 8 6 local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Horse Belgian eng. Belgian Draft domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Horse Percheron fr. Percheron uni coloured: grey or black coloured Medium-sized head, short back and heavy thigh muscles with enormous strength. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Horse Shire eng. Shire domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -Zambia ZMB Horse Suffolk eng. Suffolk 730 680 Small and compact horse with short, thick neck, short back and legs. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown critical -Zambia ZMB Muscovy duck Muscovy Muscovy Meat multi coloured: black and white
uni coloured: white 4.5 3.1 domestic breed locally adapted exotic Ducks are widely distributed in all Agro-ecological zones of Zambia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat uni coloured: white The breed has a strait face with floppy ears that point down-wards. It has a longer body compared to the Large White. domestic breed imported from Denmark; exotic several hundred years ago Mainly peri-urban areas. Mostly found in small-scale commercial and large-scale commercial production systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat uni coloured: white Curved or dished face and erect ears. domestic breed imported from United Kingdom; exotic several hundred years ago Mainly peri-urban areas. Mostly found in small-scale commercial and large-scale commercial production systems. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Pig Lusitu Meat The fertility of the local types seems to be remarkably high, with two (2) litters per year of up to ten (10) piglets per litter. multi coloured: black, brown, white, black and white or black and brown It has a straight and short hair coat with a long snout. ItT possesses medium sized ears and a small, short and lean body. The back and rump are straight. domestic indigenous breed It is well distributed in the Southern Province but higher populations are found in the Gwembe valley, especially in the Lusitu area. The Lusitu is kept under the extensive system of management in which they are housed at night but allowed to scavenge during the day. They are partially supplemented with maize bran and pumpkins in the evening under confinement. Of late occurrence of African swine Fever (ASF) outbreaks have been reported in the Southern Province that threaten the increased production of pig meat. Mange and endo-parasitic infestations are common. The local pig breeds possess adaptations that may help survival in the long term. This includes ultra-high prolificacy and high teat number even if the piglets grow slowly. The usual feed seeking habits and other behavioural traits are also worth preserving and also the high activity and strong maternal instincts. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Pig Nsenga Meat The fertility of the local types seems to be remarkably high, with two (2) litters per year of up to ten (10) piglets per litter. multi coloured: grey, black, black and white and rarely brown It has a short straight hair coat with a flat but sometimes concave head. It possesses a short snout, small ear size and a pot- bellied medium body frame and size. The back is hollow and the rump is straight. domestic indigenous breed pig. It is widely distributed in the Eastern Province with a high population in Petauke District. The traditional livestock keepers also keep the pigs under the extensive system of management. The pigs are housed at night but allowed to scavenge during the day. They are partially supplemented in the evening under confinement with maize bran and maize cob. The local pig breeds possess adaptations that may help survival in the long term. This includes ultra-high prolificacy and high teat number even if the piglets grow slowly. The usual feed seeking habits and other behavioural traits are also worth preserving and also the high activity and strong maternal instincts. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Pigeon Pigeon eng. Meat domestic species Pigeons forage widely, but return to their nest houses in the homesteads for shelter. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Rabbit Californian White eng. Meat multi coloured: white body with black nose, ears, feet and tail 4 3 Medium-sized animal. domestic breed imported; exotic local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Rabbit Chinchilla Chinchilla Meat multi coloured: blue-grey in colour with a white belly 4.5 3 It has a characteristic ruff or dewlap. This is a thick fold of skin around the front of the chest that is very obvious when the rabbit is in good condition and sitting in a resting position. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Zambia ZMB Rabbit Dutch eng. Dutch Meat comment: white band of fur around its body at the shoulders as well as a white stripe down the middle of its face, its front feet fall within the white band, the tips of its hind feet are also white. 3.5 2.5 Small-sized animal. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Rabbit Flemish giant eng. Flemish Giant uni coloured: mainly grey but some can be light brown, blue or white 8 6 Large-sized animal domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Rabbit New Zealand White eng. New Zealand White Meat uni coloured: predominantly white
comment: pink eyes 5 4 Medium-sized animal. domestic breed imported; exotic international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Sheep Chinese Merino eng. Merino Meat multi coloured: shades of red, dark brown, white and a combination of these colours 0 0 domestic breed locally adapted breed Chipepo area of Southern Province of Zambia. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Sheep Dorper Dorper Meat multi coloured: white body with black head
uni coloured: entirely white 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported from South Africa international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zambia ZMB Sheep Kumumawa Meat The sheep seem to be resistant to endo-parasitic infestations. multi coloured: red, brown, white, and black and white 0 0 domestic breed Eastern Province of Zambia around Petauke, Katete, Chipata and Lundazi districts and surrounding areas. local No Information unknown unknown -Zambia ZMB Sheep Merino Merino 0 0 domestic breed exotic; continually imported international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Aberdeen Angus eng. Aberdeen-Angus Meat No registered breeder 0 0 n domestic breed imported; exotic The first herd was founded in 1958 with the importation of ten females for a sale in South africa. The first herd was imported from South africa. No registered herd has been identified as at May 2014 Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Beefmaster eng. Beefmaster Two breeders are registered with the Herd Book. The breed is known for its hardiness, heat-tolerance, high fertility, excellent temperament and remarkable gains and grwoth up to two years. 0 0 480 Locally adapted y domestic breed imported; exotic, 1992 Matabelleland South ( Agro ecological zone IV, dry) Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Binga There is need to visit some of the communities to get more updated information on this breed. 2 2 long horns Dwarf, Humpless, long horns Native domestic variety North-western Zimbabwe local No Information extinct extinct -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Blonde D aquitaine Blonde D’aquitaine y domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Bonsmara Bonsmara Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Boran Boran Locally adapted y domestic breed international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Brahman Brahman Meat There are 33 registered breeders 0 0 Native y domestic breed imported; exotic early 1956 Australia, South Africa, Texas Throughout Zimbabwe Commercial sector. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Charbray Charbray international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Charolais fr. Charolais Meat no registered breeder 0 0 n domestic breed imported; exotic unknown Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Droughtmaster Droughtmaster international No Information atRisk critical vulnerable -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Govuvu Kwavovu, Kavuvu 2 2 n domestic variety dwarf forest cattle of Sanga type local No Information extinct extinct -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Hereford eng. Hereford Meat There is only one regsitered breeder 0 0 y domestic breed imported; exotic early 1940,s United States of America Across all agro-ecological zones in Zimbabwe Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Holstein-Friesian Holstein (black and white) Milk One registered breeder with Herd Book multi coloured: black-pied, sometimes red-pied 0 0 Large sized animals. y domestic breed imported; exotic ealry 1960s from South Africa High rainfall areas. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Jersey eng. Jersey Milk No registered breeder with Herd Book. A few animals exist on private properties for milk production.The Breed is being used for crossbreeding( with indigenous cattle) for milk production in the smallholder sector. Artificial Insemination is being undertaken for crossbreeding. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Early 1950s from South Africa Semi-arid region. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Limousin fr. Limousin Meat Two registered breeders. 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Mashona Bantu/shona Bantu tribes who moved down the continent and crossed the Zambezi about 700AD took with them their cattle. In the 16TH century, Portuguese explorers reported the presence of cattle in present day Zimbabwe, and the first White settlers found large numbers of an estimated 500,000 cattle in the hands of the local inhabitants. These were distributed along the central plateau, which was a Tsetse fly free zone, and were almost exclusively of the SANGA type. Characteristically, they: - were neck-humped - had a small stature - were rounded in appearance with sloping rumps - had sleek and shiny coats - were fine bone structured - had small, broad and alert heads - had long, thin active tails - had horns in cows which curved outwards and forwards, and were round and fine in cross-section - had horns in bulls which were also rounded but shorter and heavier, curving out and upwards - had horns in oxen which were longer and more widespread - were predominantly black in colour, followed by reds and browns, with yellows and duns being less common - had coat colours were often accompanied by white patches or stipples very broken in outline - frequently had black and red colour mixing giving rise to variations of attractive M’Sundu pattern or more rarely brindle (Nhuru) Mashona Amanjanja, Makaranga, Ngombe Dza Vakaranga, Shona, Ngombe Dza Maswina Carting, DraughtPower, SavingSecurity • Long lifetime and high productivity • High fertility • Early maturity • Consistent high calving percentage under hash conditions • Excellent mothering ability • Low calving difficulties survive under harsh conditions heat telerant high fertility This breed is known for a good survivability. Mrs. S. Moyo; ILCA Report, December 1990. Heads of Matopos Research Station and Mukoholi Experimental Station. uni coloured: black, red 0/2 0/2 114 400 small animals with small hump behind neck Native y 1963 domestic breed In the 16TH century, Portuguese explorers reported the presence of cattle in present day Zimbabwe, and the first White settlers found large numbers of an estimated 500,000 cattle in the hands of the local inhabitants.\nThese were distributed along the central plateau, which was a Tsetse fly free zone, and were almost exclusively of the SANGA type.\n 1900 Mashonaland and Masving provinces 67 264 3.3 2.4 27.7 27.7 20 36 432 388 548 1600 FAO Breed Survey W48-16 Moyo (1990) Tawonezvi et al. (1987) Presonal communication Breeders Association Performance data were collected at Matopos Research Station from 106 cows and from the breeders association. - calving rate 74%;
- weaning weight 176 kg;
- weight at 18 months 261kg;
international Sufficient atRisk criticalMaintained critical -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Nguni Nguni Meat Matopos Research Institute and Anglesea Farm are the only registered herds in the Herd Book. The breed is under threat because of unsustainable numbers. 0 0 380 red and white coat patterns , red, red and white, roan, white and inkone(white back stripe with red panels, which is optimum configuration for solar radiation) Native y 1966 domestic breed indigenous breed,sanga type Matabeleland South province 31 375 12 230 53 regional No Information atRisk endangeredMaintained notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Nkone Ndebele,Zulu The new name is now NGUNI Nguni Manguni, Mangoni Meat, SkinsHides Information needs to be deleted and referred to NGUNI data The breed is adapted to live under semi-arid/subtropical conditions. This breed is known for above average fertility. The females are very protective mothers. Mrs. S. Moyo; ILCA Report, Dec. 1990. Had, Matopos Research Station, Private Bag K5137, Bulawayo uni coloured: red, roan
multi coloured: red, white, similar to Nguni (broken white top line with red unbroken sidepanels) 2 2 thin lyre-shaped horns 750 475 small cervico-thoracic hump Locally adapted y 1963 domestic breed Nguni/Nkone brought to the southern parts of Zimbabwe by migrating tribes from South Africa who settled in Matabeleland in 1838. 1838 Matabeleland, South-western Zimbabwe 92 2000 0.54 31 31 18 18 395 8 FAO Breed Survey Performance data were measured at Matopos Research Station. The data were collected from 447 cows. Data on parturition interval were collected under rangeland grazing management condition. - cow weight 382 kg;
- calving rate 67%;
- weaning weight 188 kg;
- weight at 18 months: 279 kg;
regional No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Pecanite dwarf cattle Breed now nonexististant 2 2 Dwarf, Humpless n domestic variety some Dexter blood unknown now unknown local No Information extinct extinct -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Red Dane eng. Red Dane Milk Breed not registered with Herd Book 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Semi-arid regions. Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown critical -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Santa Gertrudis Santa Gertrudis international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Simbra Simbrah international No Information atRisk critical notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Simmental Simmental Meat Five breeders are registered. 0 0 y domestic breed imported; exotic early 1969 ,Namibia and South Africa High rainfall areas Commercial sector. international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Sussex eng. Sussex Meat One breeder registered. 0 0 Locally adapted y domestic breed imported; exotic High rainfall areas Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Zimbabwe ZWE Cattle Tuli Tuli Meat The breed is well adapted to live under the local semi-arid conditions. This breed is known for above average fertility. The females are known for calving ease and good maternal traits. The animals are known for their good survivability. Mrs. S, Moyo; ILCA Report December 1990. Head, Matopos Research Station uni coloured: yellow, golden-brown or red 0/2 0/2 thin lyre-shaped horns 750 400 small thoracic-cervico hump,uni-coloured, yellow, golden brown or red Native y 1948 domestic variety selected from Mangwato, a variety of Tswana cattle in the Gwanda area Sanga type 1946 South-western Zimbabwe 0.83 31 31 15 36 423 386 475 0.62 FAO Breed Survey Moyo (1990) Performance data was collected from 253 cow records at Matopos Research Station. Data on age of maturity were collected under rangeland grazing condition while data on parturition interval were collected on station under natural grazing condition. Daily gain in this report refers to average pre-weaning daily gain for both sexes. - calving rate 69%;
- weaning weight 187 kg;
- weight at 18 mo 275 kg;
international No Information atRisk endangered notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Black Australorp eng. Black Australorp domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Cobb 500 eng. Commercial strain- layer- Cobb 500 domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Harvest eng. domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. local No Information unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Hy-Line Brown eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line Brown domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Hy-Line White eng. Commercial strain- layer- Hy-Line White domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Indigenous chicken eng. Indigenous Meat kept mainly for meat varied colour patterns( black ,red, brown, grey, white, ) within types, e.g. naked necks., small size Native domestic Rural areas. local No Information unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Light Sussex eng. Light Sussex domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Lohmann Commercial strain- layer- Lohmann domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Nera Nera domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Rhode Island Red eng. Rhode Island Red domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Ross eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken Ross Indian River eng. Commercial strain- broiler- Ross Indian River domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Chicken White Plymouth Rock eng. Plymouth Rock White domestic strain imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Zimbabwe ZWE Goat Angora Angora Hair 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Goat Boer Boer Meat 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported; exotic;
Developed in South Africa. late 1940's Semi-arid region. Maily commercial sector. Crosses of Boer and indigenous goats are common in smallholder farms in the proximity of commercial goat producers. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Goat Kalahari Red Recently introduced from South Africa Kalahari Red Exotic breed imported, exotic 2013 Semi arid areas international No Information unknown unknown vulnerable -Zimbabwe ZWE Goat Mashona The goat type is found in the eastern and central areas of Zimbabwe.Most of these goats are of the Small East African (SEA) type. The SEA is often termed the Mashona goat with a mature weight of about 25 kg to 30 kg (its small, compact and hardy). Small East African Meat 0 0 30 25 small and compact, varied colour patterns, horned Native domestic breed indigenous breed goat breed of the Small East African type. High rainfall areas These goats are mainly kept in the smallholder farming sector. Goat production depends mainly on natural grazing with little or no supplementary feeding. regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Goat Matebele Goat Ndebele This breed is commonly found in South and Western parts of Zimbabwe and resembles the Tswana goat of Botswana. The Matebele goat is well adapted to the local environment and fertility is high. The Matebele goat is a large ‘meaty’ animal. Height at withers is approximately 70cm in adult males and 64.6cm in mature females whilst males weigh 40-45kg and females 30-45kg. Phenotypically, the goat has short and erect horns when present and the colour ranges from white, brown, black spotted or pied and ears are normally long and lopped with turned up ends although they may be horizontal. Nguni = name of ethnic group), Ndebele Meat A twinning rate of 62% is reported for this breed. H.P.R. Taworezvi, C.T. Khombe; Zimbabwe J.Agri.Res. 25 41-49 multi coloured: black, grey, blue, red 0/2 0/2 thin, curved backwards 76 60 52 37 multi colour patterns( white, grey, red, black,) horned or polled,pendulous ears, beard(males) Native domestic breed local strain, indigenous breed to Zimbabwe north and south Provinces of Matebeleland 2.5 2.5 18 18 20 22 23 266 363 12 98 15 43.7 fertility 87.5% birth rate (progeny born/ doe mated) 159.9;
Weight at 3 months kg 13.9;
- weight at 5 months (weaning) kg 15.9 (twins 13.5);
- weight at 18 months kg 31.3 (twins 28.6);
- weight at 30 months kg 35.0;
- weight at 42 months kg 38.7;
- weight at 54 months kg 39;
- dressing percentage 43.7 at live weight of 30.9 kg in castrated males at about 24 months;
1.5 1.7 1.2 regional No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk endangered -Zimbabwe ZWE Goat Saanen Saanen Milk 0 0 Exotic domestic breed imported from Switzerland; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Goat Tswana Tswana Setswana, Bechuanaland Well adapted to cope with disease and parasite challenges. uni coloured: all colours, white (29%), black (17%)
multi coloured: various colours (40%) 2 2 short horns 73 61 43.9 40 lop ears, large sized animals, long legs domestic breed Bophuthatswana 180 50 0.47 4.3 3.6 80 45 F88-52,53,54 FAO Breed Survey The reported value of dressing percentage is for male. Adult live weight (kg): Male (Avg. 31, Min. 20, Max. 44), Female (Avg. 29, Min. 18, Max. 40); Parturition percentage (%): Avg. 85, Min. 80, Max. 95 Yearling weight (kg): Avg. 28, Min. 25, Max. 30 1.4 regional No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Pig Dalland Dalland Meat domestic breed imported; exotic 2000 Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Pig Duroc fr. Duroc Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Pig Landrace eng. Landrace Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Pig Large White eng. Large White Meat domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial sector. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Pig Mkota shona Rhodesian Indigenous, Mukota Meat The females are known for their good maternal abilities (less than 5% postnatal mortality). These hardy animals survive by grazing and scavenging under extremely harsh conditions (particularly nutrition). D.H. Holness; Rhodesia Agricultural Journal, 73, 59-62; Pig Industry Board, Harare and D.H. Holness uni coloured: black
multi coloured: black, red, brown, white also spotted
comment: some young are striped 110 60 Native domestic breed probably descended from stock introduced by Europeans in 19th century 19th century country-wide FAO Breed Survey Indigenous Mukota is the dominant breed in the smallholder farming sector. 9.5 local No Information unknown unknown -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Blackhead Persian eng. Blackhead Persian Meat no flocks exist 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic non existant Mainly commercial sector but there has been considerable infusion of the Blackhead Persian sheep breed in the smallholder farming sector such that crossbred types are now predominant. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Corriedale eng. Corriedale Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial production of lamb and mutton. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Dorper Dorper Dorsian Meat uni coloured: white with black head, often black feet 0/2 0/2 64 55 49 short hair, coarse-wooled, strong and long head, broad and strong shoulder, wide and deep chest, straight legs, straight and long back-line Locally adapted y 1974 domestic breed Exotic sheep breed developed in South Africa. Early 1970,s Bulawayo, Harare hair medium 0.54 0.42 0.66 7.1 3.48 3.37 7 12 184 19 47 Data on carcass weight were collected from hair type sheep from both sexes under on station management condition. Commercial sector. Parturition percentage (%): Avg. 85.2, Min. 61.4, Max. 135 Twinning rate (%): Avg. 11.4, Min. 2, Max. 27 Yearling weight (kg): Male (Avg. 42.4, Min. 37.2, Max. 45), Female (Avg. 35.6, Min. 34.7, Max. 36.5) 1.27 1 1.59 international No Information notAtRisk notAtRisk notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Dorset Horn eng. Dorset Horn Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial production of lamb and mutton. international No Information unknown unknown endangered -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Sabi Shona fat-tailed with similar features to Masai and Tswana sheep.Sabi sheep are haired with multiplicity of colours from black through all shades of brown to pure white Tswana Rhodesian Meat The breed is well adapted to semi-arid, sub-tropical climate. The animals are breeding throughout the year. It is stated that the maternal abilities of Sabi sheep are much better than the maternal abilities of South African Mutton Merino. H.K. Ward; Rhodesia Agricultural Journal, 56, 218-223 (1959). Had, Matopos Research Station I.K. Chifanba (1988) Journal Agric. Sci. Cambridge, 111, 59-65. uni coloured: brown
multi coloured: black, grey, brown, white 0/2 0/2 sometimes horned, selected for polled 69 57 55 42.5 African long-fat-tailed type, large sized animals Locally adapted domestic breed indigenous breed Matopos Research Station in southern Zimbabwe, small remnant pockets mainly of sub type may also be found along the Zambesi valley hair 2.7 2.7 18 18 18 18 24 12 131 15 43 semi extensive production system The animals can tolerate grass seeds of Heteropogon Contortus. 1.1 1.37 regional No Information atRisk critical critical -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep South African Mutton Merino eng. South African Mutton Merino Meat 0 0 39.3 domestic breed imported; exotic wool 4.75 3.22 6.67 148 18.8 42.05 The value for daily gain is average for both sexes from birth to 150 days. Carcass weight was measured under on sation management condition. Commercial production of lamb and mutton. 1.17 1.02 1.31 international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Suffolk eng. Suffolk Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic commercial production of lamb and mutton. international No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Tswana Tswana Setswana Meat uni coloured: white
multi coloured: black, white 0 0 64 61 35.7 31.7 long legs, fat tail, coarse hair domestic breed African long-fat-tailed type South-western Zimbabwe hair 3.4 3 18 365 15.9 46.5 F88-184, 185, 186 Breed Survey The value of carcass weight reported here is average for male at 3 pairs of permanent incisors. The animals are kept on total grazing with bonemeal and salt lick provided for calcium and phosphorus suplementation. 1.02 regional No Information unknown unknown critical -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Van Rooy Van Rooy Meat 0 0 domestic breed imported; exotic Commercial production of lamb and mutton. regional No Information unknown unknown notAtRisk -Zimbabwe ZWE Sheep Wiltiper Meat uni coloured: usually black, also white or brown 0/2 0/2 females are rarely horned 90 62 domestic breed composite of Wiltshire Horn rams and Blackhead Persian ewes 1950 Hartley-Gatooma hair FAO Breed Survey Parece que no se han conducido investigaciiones acerca de Wiltiper. local No Information unknown unknown diff --git a/tests/resources/data-package.json b/tests/resources/data-package.json deleted file mode 100644 index d46b5a4..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/data-package.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,559 +0,0 @@ -{ - "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#", - "title": "Data Package", - "description": "Data Package is a simple specification for data access and delivery.", - "type": "object", - "required": [ - "resources" - ], - "properties": { - "profile": { - "default": "data-package", - "propertyOrder": 10, - "title": "Profile", - "description": "The profile of this descriptor.", - "context": "Every Package and Resource descriptor has a profile. 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The default profile, if none is declared, is `data-package` for Package and `data-resource` for Resource.", - "type": "string", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"profile\": \"tabular-data-package\"\n}\n", - "{\n \"profile\": \"http://example.com/my-profiles-json-schema.json/"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "name": { - "propertyOrder": 20, - "title": "Name", - "description": "An identifier string. Lower case characters with `.`, `_`, `-` and `/` are allowed.", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^([-a-z0-9._/])+$", - "context": "This is ideally a url-usable and human-readable name. 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For example, in a *Tabular* Data Resource, this means that the dereferenced value of `path` `MUST` be an array.", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"path\": [\n \"file.csv\",\n \"file2.csv\"\n ]\n}\n", - "{\n \"path\": [\n \"http://example.com/file.csv/",\n \"http://example.com/file2.csv/"\n ]\n}\n", - "{\n \"path\": \"http://example.com/file.csv/"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "data": { - "propertyOrder": 230, - "title": "Data", - "description": "Inline data for this resource." - }, - "schema": { - "propertyOrder": 40, - "title": "Schema", - "description": "A schema for this resource.", - "type": "object" - }, - "title": { - "propertyOrder": 50, - "title": "Title", - "description": "A human-readable title.", - "type": "string", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"title\": \"My Package Title\"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "description": { - "propertyOrder": 60, - "format": "textarea", - "title": "Description", - "description": "A text description. Markdown is encouraged.", - "type": "string", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"description\": \"# My Package description\\nAll about my package.\"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "homepage": { - "propertyOrder": 70, - "title": "Home Page", - "description": "The home on the web that is related to this data package.", - "type": "string", - "format": "uri", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"homepage\": \"http://example.com//"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "sources": { - "propertyOrder": 140, - "options": { - "hidden": true - }, - "title": "Sources", - "description": "The raw sources for this resource.", - "type": "array", - "minItems": 0, - "items": { - "title": "Source", - "description": "A source file.", - "type": "object", - "required": [ - "title" - ], - "properties": { - "title": { - "title": "Title", - "description": "A human-readable title.", - "type": "string", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"title\": \"My Package Title\"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "path": { - "title": "Path", - "description": "A fully qualified URL, or a POSIX file path..", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^(?=^[^./~])(^((?!\\.{2}).)*$).*$", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"path\": \"file.csv\"\n}\n", - "{\n \"path\": \"http://example.com/file.csv/"\n}\n" - ], - "context": "Implementations need to negotiate the type of path provided, and dereference the data accordingly." - }, - "email": { - "title": "Email", - "description": "An email address.", - "type": "string", - "format": "email", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"email\": \"example@example.com\"\n}\n" - ] - } - } - }, - "examples": [ - "{\n \"sources\": [\n {\n \"title\": \"World Bank and OECD\",\n \"path\": \"http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD/"\n }\n ]\n}\n" - ] - }, - "licenses": { - "description": "The license(s) under which the resource is published.", - "propertyOrder": 150, - "options": { - "hidden": true - }, - "title": "Licenses", - "type": "array", - "minItems": 1, - "items": { - "title": "License", - "description": "A license for this descriptor.", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "name": { - "title": "Open Definition license identifier", - "description": "MUST be an Open Definition license identifier, see http://licenses.opendefinition.org/", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^([-a-zA-Z0-9._])+$" - }, - "path": { - "title": "Path", - "description": "A fully qualified URL, or a POSIX file path..", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^(?=^[^./~])(^((?!\\.{2}).)*$).*$", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"path\": \"file.csv\"\n}\n", - "{\n \"path\": \"http://example.com/file.csv/"\n}\n" - ], - "context": "Implementations need to negotiate the type of path provided, and dereference the data accordingly." - }, - "title": { - "title": "Title", - "description": "A human-readable title.", - "type": "string", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"title\": \"My Package Title\"\n}\n" - ] - } - }, - "context": "Use of this property does not imply that the person was the original creator of, or a contributor to, the data in the descriptor, but refers to the composition of the descriptor itself." - }, - "context": "This property is not legally binding and does not guarantee that the package is licensed under the terms defined herein.", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"licenses\": [\n {\n \"name\": \"odc-pddl-1.0\",\n \"path\": \"http://opendatacommons.org/licenses/pddl//",\n \"title\": \"Open Data Commons Public Domain Dedication and License v1.0\"\n }\n ]\n}\n" - ] - }, - "format": { - "propertyOrder": 80, - "title": "Format", - "description": "The file format of this resource.", - "context": "`csv`, `xls`, `json` are examples of common formats.", - "type": "string", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"format\": \"xls\"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "mediatype": { - "propertyOrder": 90, - "title": "Media Type", - "description": "The media type of this resource. Can be any valid media type listed with [IANA](https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml).", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^(.+)/(.+)$", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"mediatype\": \"text/csv\"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "encoding": { - "propertyOrder": 100, - "title": "Encoding", - "description": "The file encoding of this resource.", - "type": "string", - "default": "utf-8", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"encoding\": \"utf-8\"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "bytes": { - "propertyOrder": 110, - "options": { - "hidden": true - }, - "title": "Bytes", - "description": "The size of this resource in bytes.", - "type": "integer", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"bytes\": 2082\n}\n" - ] - }, - "hash": { - "propertyOrder": 120, - "options": { - "hidden": true - }, - "title": "Hash", - "type": "string", - "description": "The MD5 hash of this resource. Indicate other hashing algorithms with the {algorithm}:{hash} format.", - "pattern": "^([^:]+:[a-fA-F0-9]+|[a-fA-F0-9]{32}|)$", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"hash\": \"d25c9c77f588f5dc32059d2da1136c02\"\n}\n", - "{\n \"hash\": \"SHA256:5262f12512590031bbcc9a430452bfd75c2791ad6771320bb4b5728bfb78c4d0\"\n}\n" - ] - } - } - }, - "examples": [ - "{\n \"resources\": [\n {\n \"name\": \"my-data\",\n \"data\": [\n \"data.csv\"\n ],\n \"mediatype\": \"text/csv\"\n }\n ]\n}\n" - ] - }, - "sources": { - "propertyOrder": 200, - "options": { - "hidden": true - }, - "title": "Sources", - "description": "The raw sources for this resource.", - "type": "array", - "minItems": 0, - "items": { - "title": "Source", - "description": "A source file.", - "type": "object", - "required": [ - "title" - ], - "properties": { - "title": { - "title": "Title", - "description": "A human-readable title.", - "type": "string", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"title\": \"My Package Title\"\n}\n" - ] - }, - "path": { - "title": "Path", - "description": "A fully qualified URL, or a POSIX file path..", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^(?=^[^./~])(^((?!\\.{2}).)*$).*$", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"path\": \"file.csv\"\n}\n", - "{\n \"path\": \"http://example.com/file.csv/"\n}\n" - ], - "context": "Implementations need to negotiate the type of path provided, and dereference the data accordingly." - }, - "email": { - "title": "Email", - "description": "An email address.", - "type": "string", - "format": "email", - "examples": [ - "{\n \"email\": \"example@example.com\"\n}\n" - ] - } - } - }, - "examples": [ - "{\n \"sources\": [\n {\n \"title\": \"World Bank and OECD\",\n \"path\": \"http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD/"\n }\n ]\n}\n" - ] - } - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/data_to_import.tsv b/tests/resources/data_to_import.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index 77b1888..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/data_to_import.tsv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,131 +0,0 @@ -Proposed Name for Biolink Property ("has supporting X") (REQUIRED) Proposed Definition For Biolink Property (REQUIRED) Example Value (from seed list) -concept count subject The number of instances in a dataset/cohort whose records contain the concept in the subject slot of an association. 489 -concept count object The number of instances in a dataset/cohort whose records contain the concept in the object slot of an association. -concept pair count The number of instances in a dataset/cohort whose records contain both the subject and object concept of an association. 9 -relative frequency subject The frequency at which subject and object concepts co-occur in EHR records within a dataset/cohort, relative to the frequency at which the subject concept appears in these same records. 0.01840490798 -relative frequency object The frequency at which subject and object concepts co-occur in EHR records within a dataset/cohort, relative to the frequency at which the object concept appears in these same records. -relative frequency subject confidence interval The 99% confidence interval for the relative_frequency_subject calculation (i.e. the range of values within which the true value has a 99% chance of falling) -relative frequency object confidence interval The 99% confidence interval for the relative_frequency_object calculation (i.e. the range of values within which the true value has a 99% chance of falling) -p value The p-value is the probability of obtaining test results at least as extreme as the results actually observed, under the assumption that the null hypothesis is correct. 0.05 -adjusted p value The adjusted p-value is the probability of obtaining test results at least as extreme as the results actually observed, under the assumption that the null hypothesis is correct, adjusted for multiple comparisons. - A measure of the association strength between the subject and object concepts, calculated as ln(concept_pair_count / expected_count) for the pair of concepts, where the expected count of the pair of concepts is calculated based on the individual concepts' frequencies, assuming independence between the pair of concepts. 4.500270553 - The 99% confidence interval for the ln_ratio calculation (i.e. the range of values within which the true value has a 99% chance of falling) [2.3030459759916364, 5.298778249545627] - 9 - - The expected number of instances in a dataset/cohort whose records contain both the subject and object concept of an association, calculated based on the individual concepts' frequencies, assuming independence (i.e., no meaningful association / correlation) between the pair of concepts. 0.09995392232 -score The calculated probability value for a drug treating a disease association generated from a machine learning model. 0.82 - Connectivity Map Score (tau, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5990023/) 98.45 - Pearson's correlation coefficient 0.7615260473 - 27.52733542 - false discovery rate 0.00005819519168 - 761 - Equilibrium dissociation constant 9.82 - Half maximal effective concentration 8.11 - Inhibitory constant 6.33 - Half-maximal inhibitory concentration 7.22 -tmkp result confidence score A score indicating overall confidence of a Text Mining Result whose evidence is in the form of a segment of text extracted from a document that supports a text-mined assertion. The score ranges from 0 to 1, where 1 indicates 100% confidence and 0 indicates no confidence. Note that the confidence expressed here is in relation to the accuracy with which the natural language processing tools have interpreted the words in the text. This confidence makes no claims about the factual truthfulness of the assertion itself. 0.99871 -supporting text The segment of text from a document that supports the mined assertion. "The administration of 50 µg/ml bupivacaine promoted maximum breast cancer..." -supporting document The document that contains the supporting text of a Text Mining Result. PMID:12345678 -subject location in text Character offsets for the text span(s) in the supporting text corresponding to the subject concept of the extracted assertion. 0|15;20|25 -object location in text Character offsets for the text span(s) in the supporting text corresponding to the object concept of the extracted assertion 0|15 -tmkp aggregate confidence score The aggregate confidence score for an assertion supported by text-mined evidence. This score is calculated by taking into account each of the Text Mining Result confidence scores for a given assertion, and ranges from 0 to 1, where 1 indicates 100% confidence and 0 indicates no confidence. Note that the confidence expressed here is in relation to the accuracy with which the natural language processing tools have interpreted the words in the text. This confidence makes no claims about the factual truthfulness of the assertion itself. 0.876 -supporting document type The document type (e.g., Journal Article, Case Study, Preprint) for the supporting document used in a Text Mining Result. Journal Article -supporting document year The document year (typically the publication year) for the supporting document used in a Text Mining Result. 1999 -supporting text section type The section of the supporting text of a Text Mining Result within the supporting document. This is in the form of the name of the document section (e.g., Abstract, Introduction) that contains the supporting text. Introduction -normalized google distance The Normalized Google Distance (NGD) computed for the subject and object concepts of the assertion. NGD is a measure of semantic similarity between two concepts derived from counts of the number of times they appear in a corpus of text. Concepts with the same or similar meaning will have an NGD score close to 0, while completely dissimilar concepts (those that never appear together) will have an infinite NGD score. For details see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalized_Google_distance. 0.1234 -pointwise mutual information Pointwise mutual information is an information theoretic measure of association between two concepts based on the probabilities of observing the concepts in isolation and together. Mathematically, pmi(x,y) = log(p(x,y)/(p(x)p(y))). For details see: Bouma, G. (2009). Normalized (pointwise) mutual information in collocation extraction. Proceedings of GSCL, 30, 31-40. https://svn.spraakdata.gu.se/repos/gerlof/pub/www/Docs/npmi-pfd.pdf -normalized pointwise mutual information Normalized Pointwise Mutual Information (NPMI) is PMI normalized to the range [1, -1]. When two concepts only occur together, NPMI = 1. When two concepts are observed to occur separately but never together, NPMI = -1. For details see: Bouma, G. (2009). Normalized (pointwise) mutual information in collocation extraction. Proceedings of GSCL, 30, 31-40. https://svn.spraakdata.gu.se/repos/gerlof/pub/www/Docs/npmi-pfd.pdf -normalized pointwise mutual information max Normalized Pointwise Mutual Information Max is a variant of NPMI proposed by Bouma 2009 whereby the PMI is normalized by -ln(max(p(x),p(y))). Using this normalization factor will result in an asymmetric measure whereby NPMImax=1 when one concept is occurs only in the context of another, but not necessarily the other way around. For details see: Bouma, G. (2009). Normalized (pointwise) mutual information in collocation extraction. Proceedings of GSCL, 30, 31-40. https://svn.spraakdata.gu.se/repos/gerlof/pub/www/Docs/npmi-pfd.pdf -mutual dependence Mutual Dependency (MD), often also known as PMI², is a variant of PMI that attempts to overcome PMI's preference for rare events. For details, see Thanopoulos, A., Fakotakis, N., & Kokkinakis, G. (2002, May). Comparative Evaluation of Collocation Extraction Metrics. In LREC (Vol. 2, pp. 620-625). http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.11.8101&rep=rep1&type=pdf -log frequency biased mutual dependence Log-Frequency-Biased Mutual Dependency is a variant of Mutual Dependency that results in favoring the more frequently occuring pairs when ranking. For details, see Thanopoulos, A., Fakotakis, N., & Kokkinakis, G. (2002, May). Comparative Evaluation of Collocation Extraction Metrics. In LREC (Vol. 2, pp. 620-625). http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.11.8101&rep=rep1&type=pdf -tmkp concept1 count The raw count of observations of one member (concept1) of a cooccurring pair of concepts in a text corpus. -tmkp concept2 count The raw count of observations of one member (concept2) of a cooccurring pair of concepts in a text corpus. -tmkp concept cooccurrence count The raw count of observations of two concepts cooccurring in the same document (or part of a document) in a text corpus. -contribution towards patient survival Contribution is a summary statistic indicating the level of contribution an entity has on patient survival time as measured by its quantifiable impact on a distribution of patient survival time. [-1,1]: e.g. -0.23, 1, 0.75 -contribution towards patient survival Contribution is a summary statistic indicating the level of contribution an entity has on patient survival time as measured by its quantifiable impact on a distribution of patient survival time. MHB: Question - is the contribution score that hangs from one of these associations linked with the cocnet in the object slot? i.e. in a Gene - Drug association, it refelcts the contributon made by the Drug? If so, should we rename it 'object_contibution_score' or somesuch? [-1,1]: e.g. -0.23, 1, 0.75 -contribution towards patient survival Contribution is a summary statistic indicating the level of contribution an entity has on patient survival time as measured by its quantifiable impact on a distribution of patient survival time. [-1,1]: e.g. -0.23, 1, 0.75 -contribution towards patient survival Contribution is a summary statistic indicating the level of contribution an entity has on patient survival time as measured by its quantifiable impact on a distribution of patient survival time. [-1,1]: e.g. -0.23, 1, 0.75 -probability of prolonged survival Reflects the posterior distribution for likliehood of survival past a specified period of time, given some evidence established in the connecting nodes. [0,1]: e.g., .57, 1, .01 -probability of prolonged survival Reflects the posterior distribution for likliehood of survival past a specified period of time, given some evidence established in the connecting nodes. [0,1]: e.g., .57, 1, .01 -probability of prolonged survival Reflects the posterior distribution for likliehood of survival past a specified period of time, given some evidence established in the connecting nodes. [0,1]: e.g., .57, 1, .01 -half maximal inhibitory concentration IC50 indicates how much drug is needed to inhibit a biological process by half, thus providing a measure of potency of an antagonist drug in pharmacological research 421 -binding constant measure of how likely the ligand and moelcule are to bind 421 -inhibitor constant Ki, is an indication of how potent an inhibitor is; it is the concentration required to produce half maximum inhibition. 3000 -dissociation constant The Kd is a useful way to present the affinity of a drug for its biological target. Kd tells us the concentration of drug that is required to yield a significant amount of interaction with the target protein. 6800 -p value p value is the probability of getting a result at least as extreme as the one that was actually observed, given that the null hypothesis is true. 0.00058652877 -half maximal inhibitory concentration IC50 indicates how much drug is needed to inhibit a biological process by half, thus providing a measure of potency of an antagonist drug in pharmacological research -2.112848714 -z score zscore is the measure of how many standard deviations below or above the population mean, a raw score is. -7.534225129 -p value p value is the probability of getting a result at least as extreme as the one that was actually observed, given that the null hypothesis is true. 0 -log fold change The log2(fold-change) is the log-ratio of a gene's or a transcript's expression values in two different conditions. 1.655759833 -false discovery rate false discovery rate is the ratio of the number of false positive results to the number of total positive test results. 0 -co-occurrence the number of articles in which the two terms co-occurred 56 -fisher exact test Fisher's exact test is a statistical test used to determine if there are nonrandom associations between two categorical variables 0.00001507078716 -enrichment co-occurrence divided by expected. "expected" is the number of expected co-occurrences by chance based on each term's marginal frequency 2.922827136 -odds ratio the odds of cooccurrence divided by the odds of expected 2.94257537 -confidence score numeric score that represents the confidence of disease association with gene 3.103 -p value p value is the probability of getting a result at least as extreme as the one that was actually observed, given that the null hypothesis is true. 0.0000000006 -mass spectrometry interaction statistic The MiST score is a weighted sum of three measures: protein abundance measured by peak intensities from the mass spectrum (abundance); invariability of abundance over replicated experiments (reproducibility); and uniqueness of an observed host–pathogen interaction across all viral purifications (specificity) 0.969888009 -Significance Analysis of INTeractome bayesian false discovery rate statistical method for probabilistically scoring protein-protein interaction data from affinity purification-mass spectrometry (AP-MS) experiments 0.03 -fold change fold-change is the ratio of a gene's or a transcript's expression values in two different conditions. 150 - 0.00040475 - 0.00040475 - 0.00040475 -has p value The calculated probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 0.05 -has adjusted p value The calculated adjusted probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size, adjusted by a multiple comparison correction selected by the user (default is no correction) 0.1 -has chi square statistic The statistic used to calculate the probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 100 -has p value The calculated probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 0.05 -has adjusted p value The calculated adjusted probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size, adjusted by a multiple comparison correction selected by the user (default is no correction) 0.1 -has chi square statistic The statistic used to calculate the probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 100 -has p value The calculated probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 0.05 -has adjusted p value The calculated adjusted probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size, adjusted by a multiple comparison correction selected by the user (default is no correction) 0.1 -has chi square statistic The statistic used to calculate the probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 100 -has p value The calculated probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 0.05 -has adjusted p value The calculated adjusted probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size, adjusted by a multiple comparison correction selected by the user (default is no correction) 0.1 -has chi square statistic The statistic used to calculate the probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 100 -has p value The calculated probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 0.05 -has adjusted p value The calculated adjusted probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size, adjusted by a multiple comparison correction selected by the user (default is no correction) 0.1 -has chi square statistic The statistic used to calculate the probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 100 -has p value The calculated probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 0.05 -has adjusted p value The calculated adjusted probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size, adjusted by a multiple comparison correction selected by the user (default is no correction) 0.1 -has chi square statistic The statistic used to calculate the probability value for an observed association between two feature variables within a cohort of a given size 100 -multivariate model auroc The area under the receiver operating characteristics (AUROC) is a measure of the predictive quality of a machine learning model 0.846 -multivariate model feature importance Feature importance is a measure of how useful an input feature in a machine learning model is in predicting the target variable of the model. 1.88 -multivariate model feature importance type SHAP, magnitude of co-efficient -multivariate model feature coeffcient A feature coefficient (in a linear or logistic regression model) indicates the size (coefficient magnitude) and direction (coefficient sign) of influence of an input feature on the model prediction. 1.2 -model classifier type A machine learning classifier is the type of model used to make categorical outcome predictions. Examples include: decision tree, random forest, gradient boosting, logistic regression, support vector machine. logistic regression -mutation frequency Mutation frequency for one gene in a disease contect 0.3 -effect size The difference of the IC50 values between mutated group and wild type group using cohen's distance -0.786 -ic50 in mutation group A list of log-transformed IC50 values for cell lines with mutation of the gene [-1.85, -1.518, -0.109] -ic50 in wildtype group A list of log-transformed IC50 values for cell lines without mutation of the gene [-1.39, -1.16, 0.024, 0.24] -median ic50 in mutation group The median IC50 values for cell lines with mutation of the geen -0.814 -median ic50 in wildtype group The median IC50 values for cell lines without mutation of the gene 1.504 -p-value p-value from t-test 0.019123 -tumor types or tissue types Disease type for the samples Lung cancer -p-value P-value from the spearman correlation analysis 0.0009128 -correlation coeffiency Correlation coeffiency from the spearman correlation 0.621 -tumor types or tissue types Tisue types or tumor types for the samples being used Lung or Lung cancer -sample size Number of samples for the samples being used 300 -bonferroni corrected pvalue Bonferroni adjustment to a p-value compensates for testing multiple hypotheses. It essentially lowers the level of significance by a factor of n, where n is no. of hypotheses being tested. 0.018 -statistical model type The statistical model embodying the relationship between the variables in the dataset; e.g., correlation coefficient, regression coefficient. Spearman Correlation, Ridge regression coefficient -strength of relationship A coefficient that indicates the size (coefficient magnitude) and direction (coefficient sign) of influence between two variables. 0.65 -qualifier value A qualifier in Biolink has range OntologyClass which has three permissible identifier prefixes. A qualifier _value presents an easily intrepretable meaning of the qualifier on an edge. female, white, less_than_35 -concept pair count The size of the cohort from which the correlation was computed. 1731 -enrichment p a p-value measuring the association between the two terms calculated using an enrichment approach against the CORD19 dataset. 0.00002358560424 -num publications The count of publications attributed to the source/object relationship in an edge 0 -in clinical trial for Count of how many clinical trials this drug is part of. 1 -p-value The p-value is a statistical value used in the context of null hypothesis testing to quantify the significance of a result. 0.000219281 -slope Within the context of GTEx data, this value represents the change in gene expression due the presence of a variant. a positive slope is interpreted as an increase of gene expression. conversly, a negative slope indicates a reduction in gene expression. 0.0960802 -affinity Within the context of pharmaceutical data, affinity is a measure of the effect (positive or negative and magnitude) that a chemical substance has on a gene receptor. a positive increase of affinity represents a positive affect of the chemical compound on gene expression. th econverse is true for negative affinity. 0 -affinity parameter Within the context of pharmaceutical data, the affinity_parameter is the unit of measurement of affinity. Affinity can be expressed in EC50, IC50, Ki, pKi or Kd units. IC:50 -FAERS llr The ratio of the (log) likelihood of an adverse event associateed to the comsumption of a pharmaceutical. 0 -endogenous Endogenous compounds are drugs that are already present in the body either because the body produces them or they are present in the normal diet. True/False -primaryTarget True/False flag to indicate if the pharmaceutical was attempting to target a specific gene. Tru/False -similarity bin UniRef provides genetic sequence data organized into 3 "percentage of sequence cluster " similarity bins (UniRef 50/90/100). Each bin specifies the percentage of fragment proteins that can also be found in other sequence clusters. UniRef100, UniRef90 or UniRef50 -normalized google distance Semantic distance between two search terms as measured by the Normalized Google Distance (Cilibrasi and Vitanyi, arXiv:cs/0412098) 0.352 -jaccard index Knowledge graph proximity between two search terms as measured by nearest-neighbor Jaccard Index. 0.816 -fisher exact test p-value A value between 0 and 1 computed using the Hypergeometric distribution according to the formula for Fisher's Exact Test; measures the probability of an odds ratio (of association between two categorical variables) occurring that is at least as large as the observed odds ratio. 0.000949 -p value The p-value is a statistical value used in the context of null hypothesis testing to quantify the significance of a result. 3.00E-07 -probability numeric score that represents the confidence of disease association with gene 0.5 -standard error the standard error calculation of the effect size of the association 2.00E-03 -effect size the statistical calculation of the effect size of the association 2.00E-03 -z score the z-score calculation of the effect size of the association 27.52733542 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/db-xrefs.yaml b/tests/resources/db-xrefs.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index caa3530..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/db-xrefs.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2913 +0,0 @@ -# Metadata on databases and database prefixes of relevances to the GOC -# See the README.md in this directory for more details. -# -- database: AgBase - name: AgBase resource for functional analysis of agricultural plant and animal gene products - generic_urls: - - http://www.agbase.msstate.edu/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - example_id: P02264 - url_syntax: https://agbase.arizona.edu/cgi-bin/getEntry.pl?db_pick=all&database=Swiss-Prot&gb_acc=[example_id] -- database: AGI_LocusCode - name: Arabidopsis Genome Initiative - description: Comprises TAIR, TIGR and MIPS - generic_urls: - - http://www.arabidopsis.org - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: SO:0000704 - id_syntax: A[Tt][MmCc0-5][Gg][0-9]{5}(\.[0-9]{1})? - url_syntax: http://arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?type=locus&name=[example_id] - example_id: AGI_LocusCode:At2g17950 - example_url: https://www.arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?type=locus&name=At2g17950 -- database: AGRICOLA_ID - name: AGRICultural OnLine Access - generic_urls: - - http://agricola.nal.usda.gov/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - example_id: AGRICOLA_NAL:TP248.2 P76 v.14 -- database: AGRICOLA_IND - name: AGRICultural OnLine Access - generic_urls: - - http://agricola.nal.usda.gov/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - example_id: AGRICOLA_IND:IND23252955 -- database: Alzheimers_University_of_Toronto - name: Alzheimers Project at University of Toronto - generic_urls: - - http://www.ims.utoronto.ca/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: ApiDB_PlasmoDB - name: PlasmoDB Plasmodium Genome Resource - generic_urls: - - http://plasmodb.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.plasmodb.org/gene/[example_id] - example_id: ApiDB_PlasmoDB:PF11_0344 - example_url: https://plasmodb.org/plasmo/app/record/gene/PF11_0344 -- database: APweb - name: Angiosperm Phylogeny Website - generic_urls: - - http://www.mobot.org/mobot/research/apweb/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.mobot.org/mobot/research/apweb/top/glossarya_h.html - example_id: APweb:Glossary - example_url: http://www.mobot.org/mobot/research/apweb/top/glossarya_h.html -- database: ARUK-UCL - name: Alzheimers Research Gene Ontology Initiative - generic_urls: - - https://www.ucl.ac.uk/cardiovascular/research/pre-clinical-and-fundamental-science/functional-gene-annotation/neurological-gene-0 - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: ASAP - name: A Systematic Annotation Package for Community Analysis of Genomes - generic_urls: - - https://asap.genetics.wisc.edu/asap/ASAP1.htm - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: SO:0000704 - url_syntax: https://asap.genetics.wisc.edu/asap/feature_info.php?FeatureID=[example_id] - example_id: ASAP:ABF-0014586 - example_url: https://asap.genetics.wisc.edu/asap/feature_info.php?FeatureID=ABF-0014586 -- database: AspGD - name: Aspergillus Genome Database - synonyms: - - ASPGD - - AspGDID - generic_urls: - - http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: SO:0000704 - id_syntax: ASPL[0-9]{10} - url_syntax: http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?dbid=[example_id] - example_id: AspGD:ASPL0000067538 - example_url: http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?dbid=ASPL0000067538 -- database: AspGD_LOCUS - name: Aspergillus Genome Database - rdf_uri_prefix: http://identifiers.org/aspgd.locus/ - generic_urls: - - http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?locus=[example_id] - example_id: AspGD_LOCUS:AN10942 - example_url: http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?locus=AN10942 -- database: AspGD_REF - name: Aspergillus Genome Database - generic_urls: - - http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/cgi-bin/reference/reference.pl?dbid=[example_id] - example_id: AspGD_REF:90 - example_url: http://www.aspergillusgenome.org/cgi-bin/reference/reference.pl?dbid=90 -- database: BFO - name: Basic Formal Ontology - description: An upper ontology used by Open Bio Ontologies (OBO) Foundry. BFO contains upper-level classes as well as core relations such as part_of (BFO_0000050) - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_ - generic_urls: - - http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/bfo - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_[example_id] - example_id: BFO:0000066 - example_url: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_0000066 -- database: BHF-UCL - name: Cardiovascular Gene Ontology Annotation Initiative - description: The Cardiovascular Gene Ontology Annotation Initiative is supported by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) and located at University College London (UCL). - generic_urls: - - https://www.ucl.ac.uk/cardiovascular/research/pre-clinical-and-fundamental-science/functional-gene-annotation/cardiovascular-gene - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: BioCyc - name: BioCyc collection of metabolic pathway databases - generic_urls: - - http://biocyc.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://biocyc.org/META/NEW-IMAGE?type=PATHWAY&object=[example_id] - example_id: BioCyc:PWY-5271 - example_url: http://biocyc.org/META/NEW-IMAGE?type=PATHWAY&object=PWY-5271 -- database: BIOMD - name: BioModels Database - synonyms: - - BIOMDID - generic_urls: - - https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biomodels/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biomodels/[example_id] - example_id: BIOMD:BIOMD0000000045 - example_url: https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biomodels/BIOMD0000000045 -- database: bioRxiv - name: bioRxiv - synonyms: - - BIORXIV - generic_urls: - - https://www.biorxiv.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - id_syntax: '[0-9]+' - url_syntax: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/[example_id] - example_id: bioRxiv:10.1101/530881v2 - example_url: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/530881v2 -- database: BRENDA - name: BRENDA, The Comprehensive Enzyme Information System - generic_urls: - - http://www.brenda-enzymes.info - entity_types: - - type_name: catalytic activity - type_id: GO:0003824 - url_syntax: https://www.brenda-enzymes.info/enzyme.php?ecno=[example_id] - example_id: BRENDA:4.2.1.3 - example_url: https://www.brenda-enzymes.info/enzyme.php?ecno=4.2.1.3 -- database: BTO - name: BRENDA tissue / enzyme ontology - description: A structured controlled vocabulary for the source of an enzyme comprising tissues, cell lines, cell types and cell cultures. - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BTO_ - generic_urls: - - http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/bto - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BTO_[example_id] - example_id: BTO_0002164 - example_url: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BTO_0002164 -- database: CACAO - name: Community Assessment of Community Annotation with Ontologies - description: The Community Assessment of Community Annotation with Ontologies (CACAO) is a project to do large-scale manual community annotation of gene function using the Gene Ontology as a multi-institution student competition. - generic_urls: - - http://gowiki.tamu.edu/wiki/index.php/Category:CACAO - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://gowiki.tamu.edu/wiki/index.php/[example_id] - example_id: MYCS2:A0QNF5 - example_url: https://gowiki.tamu.edu/wiki/index.php/MYCS2:A0QNF5 -- database: CAFA - name: Critical Assessment of Protein Function Annotation - generic_urls: - - http://biofunctionprediction.org/cafa/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: CARO - name: Common Anatomy Reference Ontology - description: An upper ontology for anatomy used by OBO Foundry ontologies. Used to facilitate interoperability between existing anatomy ontologies for different species - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CARO_ - generic_urls: - - http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/caro - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CARO_[example_id] - example_id: CARO:0020003 - example_url: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CARO_0020003 -- database: CAS - name: CAS Chemical Registry - description: CAS REGISTRY is the most authoritative collection of disclosed chemical substance information, containing more than 54 million organic and inorganic substances and 62 million sequences. CAS REGISTRY covers substances identified from the scientific literature from 1957 to the present, with additional substances going back to the early 1900s. - rdf_uri_prefix: http://identifiers.org/cas/ - generic_urls: - - http://www.cas.org/expertise/cascontent/registry/index.html - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - example_id: CAS:58-08-2 -- database: CASGEN - name: Catalog of Fishes genus database - synonyms: - - CAS_GEN - generic_urls: - - http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/fishcatsearch.html - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/getname.asp?rank=Genus&id=[example_id] - example_id: CASGEN:1040 - example_url: http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/getname.asp?rank=Genus&id=1040 -- database: CASREF - name: Catalog of Fishes publications database - generic_urls: - - http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/fishcatsearch.html - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/getref.asp?id=[example_id] - example_id: CASREF:2031 - example_url: http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/getref.asp?id=2031 -- database: CASSPC - name: Catalog of Fishes species database - synonyms: - - CAS_SPC - generic_urls: - - http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/fishcatsearch.html - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/getname.asp?rank=Species&id=[example_id] - example_url: http://research.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/getname.asp?rank=Species&id=1979 -- database: CAZY - name: Carbohydrate Active EnZYmes - description: The CAZy database describes the families of structurally-related catalytic and carbohydrate-binding modules (or functional domains) of enzymes that degrade, modify, or create glycosidic bonds. - generic_urls: - - http://www.cazy.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - id_syntax: (CE|GH|GT|PL)\d+ - url_syntax: http://www.cazy.org/[example_id].html - example_id: CAZY:PL11 - example_url: http://www.cazy.org/PL11.html -- database: DTU - name: DTU Health Tech Services - description: Formerly CBS (Center for Biological Sequence Analysis) - generic_urls: - - http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - example_id: CBS:TMHMM - example_url: http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/TMHMM/ -- database: CDD - name: Conserved Domain Database at NCBI - generic_urls: - - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/cdd - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Structure/cdd/cddsrv.cgi?uid=[example_id] - example_id: CDD:34222 - example_url: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Structure/cdd/cddsrv.cgi?uid=34222 -- database: CGD - name: Candida Genome Database - synonyms: - - CGDID - rdf_uri_prefix: http://identifiers.org/cgd/ - generic_urls: - - http://www.candidagenome.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: SO:0000704 - id_syntax: (CAL|CAF)[0-9]{10} - url_syntax: http://www.candidagenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?dbid=[example_id] - example_id: CGD:CAL0000179664 - example_url: http://www.candidagenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?dbid=CAL0000179664 -- database: CGD_LOCUS - name: Candida Genome Database - generic_urls: - - http://www.candidagenome.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.candidagenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?locus=[example_id] - example_id: CGD_LOCUS:HWP1 - example_url: http://www.candidagenome.org/cgi-bin/locus.pl?locus=HWP1 -- database: CGD_REF - name: Candida Genome Database - generic_urls: - - http://www.candidagenome.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.candidagenome.org/cgi-bin/reference/reference.pl?dbid=[example_id] - example_id: CGD_REF:1490 - example_url: http://www.candidagenome.org/cgi-bin/reference/reference.pl?dbid=1490 -- database: CGSC - name: CGSC - generic_urls: - - http://cgsc.biology.yale.edu/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - example_id: CGSC:rbsK - example_url: http://cgsc.biology.yale.edu/Site.php?ID=315 -- database: CHEBI - name: Chemical Entities of Biological Interest - synonyms: - - ChEBI - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CHEBI_ - generic_urls: - - http://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/ - entity_types: - - type_name: chemical entity - type_id: CHEBI:24431 - id_syntax: '[0-9]{1,6}' - url_syntax: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/searchId.do?chebiId=CHEBI:[example_id] - example_id: CHEBI:17234 - example_url: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/searchId.do?chebiId=CHEBI:17234 -- database: CL - name: Cell Type Ontology - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CL_ - generic_urls: - - http://cellontology.org - entity_types: - - type_name: cell - type_id: GO:0005623 - id_syntax: '[0-9]{7}' - url_syntax: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CL_[example_id] - example_id: CL:0000041 - example_url: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CL_0000041 -- database: CO_125 - name: Crop Ontology CGIAR Musa Anatomy - generic_urls: - - http://www.cropontology.org/ontology/CO_125:0000000/CGIAR_Musa_anatomy - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - example_id: CO_125:0000002 - example_url: http://www.cropontology.org/ontology/CO_125:0000000 -- database: COG - name: NCBI Clusters of Orthologous Groups - generic_urls: - - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: COG_Cluster - name: NCBI COG cluster - generic_urls: - - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/new/release/cow.cgi?cog=[example_id] - example_id: COG_Cluster:COG0001 - example_url: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/new/release/cow.cgi?cog=COG0001 -- database: COG_Function - name: NCBI COG function - generic_urls: - - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/grace/shokog.cgi?fun=[example_id] - example_id: COG_Function:H - example_url: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/grace/shokog.cgi?fun=H -- database: COG_Pathway - name: NCBI COG pathway - generic_urls: - - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/new/release/coglist.cgi?pathw=[example_id] - example_id: COG_Pathway:14 - example_url: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/new/release/coglist.cgi?pathw=14 -- database: CollecTF - name: Database of transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) in the Bacteria domain - generic_urls: - - http://www.collectf.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: ComplexPortal - name: Complex Portal database of macromolecular complexes - generic_urls: - - https://www.ebi.ac.uk/complexportal - entity_types: - - type_name: macromolecular complex - type_id: GO:0032991 - id_syntax: CPX-[0-9]+ - url_syntax: https://www.ebi.ac.uk/complexportal/complex/[example_id] - example_id: ComplexPortal:CPX-2158 - example_url: https://www.ebi.ac.uk/complexportal/complex/CPX-2158 -- database: CORIELL - name: Coriell Institute for Medical Research - description: The Coriell Cell Repositories provide essential research reagents to the scientific community by establishing, verifying, maintaining, and distributing cell cultures and DNA derived from cell cultures. These collections, supported by funds from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and several foundations, are extensively utilized by research scientists around the world. - generic_urls: - - http://ccr.coriell.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://ccr.coriell.org/Sections/Search/Sample_Detail.aspx?Ref=[example_id] - example_id: GM07892 - example_url: http://ccr.coriell.org/Sections/Search/Sample_Detail.aspx?Ref=GM07892 -- database: CORUM - name: CORUM - the Comprehensive Resource of Mammalian protein complexes - generic_urls: - - https://mips.helmholtz-muenchen.de/corum/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://mips.helmholtz-muenchen.de/corum/?id=[example_id] - example_id: CORUM:837 - example_url: https://mips.helmholtz-muenchen.de/corum/?id=837 -- database: cribi_vitis - name: Vitis CRIBI database - generic_urls: - - http://genomes.cribi.unipd.it - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://genomes.cribi.unipd.it/cgi-bin/pqs2/report.pl?gene_name=[example_id]&release=v1 - example_id: VIT_00s0173g00270 - example_url: http://genomes.cribi.unipd.it/cgi-bin/pqs2/report.pl?gene_name=VIT_00s0173g00270&release=v1 -- database: dbSNP - name: NCBI dbSNP - rdf_uri_prefix: http://identifiers.org/dbsnp/ - generic_urls: - - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - id_syntax: \d+ - url_syntax: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP/snp_ref.cgi?rs=[example_id] - example_id: dbSNP:rs3131969 - example_url: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP/snp_ref.cgi?rs=rs3131969 -- database: DDANAT - name: Dictyostelium discoideum anatomy - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/DDANAT_ - generic_urls: - - http://dictybase.org/Dicty_Info/dicty_anatomy_ontology.html - entity_types: - - type_name: anatomical entity - type_id: CARO:0000000 - id_syntax: '[0-9]{7}' - example_id: DDANAT:0000068 -- database: DDBJ - 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name: Sol Genomics Network - generic_urls: - - https://solgenomics.net/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://solgenomics.net/stock/[example_id]/view/ - example_id: SGN_germplasm:6583 - example_url: http://solgenomics.net/stock/6583/view/ -- database: SMART - name: Simple Modular Architecture Research Tool - generic_urls: - - http://smart.embl-heidelberg.de/ - entity_types: - - type_name: polypeptide region - type_id: SO:0000839 - url_syntax: http://smart.embl-heidelberg.de/smart/do_annotation.pl?BLAST=DUMMY&DOMAIN=[example_id] - example_id: SMART:SM00005 - example_url: http://smart.embl-heidelberg.de/smart/do_annotation.pl?BLAST=DUMMY&DOMAIN=SM00005 -- database: SO - name: Sequence Ontology - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/SO_ - generic_urls: - - http://www.sequenceontology.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: sequence attribute - type_id: SO:0000400 - id_syntax: \d{7} - url_syntax: http://www.sequenceontology.org/browser/current_svn/term/SO:[example_id] - example_id: SO:0000195 - example_url: http://www.sequenceontology.org/browser/current_svn/term/SO:0001850 - - type_name: sequence feature - type_id: SO:0000110 - id_syntax: \d{7} - url_syntax: http://www.sequenceontology.org/browser/current_svn/term/SO:[example_id] - example_id: SO:0000195 - example_url: http://www.sequenceontology.org/browser/current_svn/term/SO:0001850 -- database: Soy_gene - name: SoyBase - generic_urls: - - https://soybase.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://www.soybase.org/sbt/search/search_results.php?category=FeatureName&search_term=[example_id] - example_id: Glyma18g02210 - example_url: https://www.soybase.org/sbt/search/search_results.php?category=FeatureName&search_term=Glyma18g02210 -- database: SOY_QTL - name: SoyBase - generic_urls: - - https://soybase.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://www.soybase.org/sbt/search/search_results.php?category=QTLName&search_term=[example_id] - example_id: Seedling, abnormal+1-1 - example_url: https://www.soybase.org/sbt/search/search_results.php?category=QTLName&search_term=Seedling,+abnormal+1-1 -- database: SOY_ref - name: SoyBase - generic_urls: - - https://soybase.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://www.soybase.org/sbt/search/search_results.php?category=Soybase_ID&search_term=[example_id] - example_id: SOY ref:SoyBase6597900 - example_url: https://www.soybase.org/sbt/search/search_results.php?category=Soybase_ID&search_term=SoyBase3142000126 -- database: SUPERFAMILY - name: SUPERFAMILY protein annotation database - description: A database of structural and functional protein annotations for completely sequenced genomes - generic_urls: - - http://supfam.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://supfam.org/scop/[example_id] - example_id: SUPERFAMILY:56994 - example_url: http://supfam.org/scop/56994 -- database: SynGO - name: The Synapse Gene Ontology and Annotation Initiative - 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example_id: TAIR:gene:2062713 - example_url: http://arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?accession=gene:2062713 - - type_name: communication - type_id: BET:0000000 - id_syntax: Communication:[0-9]{7,12} - url_syntax: http://arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?type=communication&id=[example_id] - example_id: TAIR:Communication:1345790 - example_url: http://arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?type=communication&id=1345790 - - type_name: primary transcript - type_id: SO:0000185 - id_syntax: locus:[0-9]{7,12} - url_syntax: http://arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?accession=[example_id] - example_id: TAIR:locus:2146653 - example_url: http://arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?accession=locus:2146653 -- database: taxon - name: NCBI Taxonomy - synonyms: - - NCBITaxon - - ncbi_taxid - rdf_uri_prefix: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/NCBITaxon_ - generic_urls: - - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/taxonomyhome.html/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi?id=[example_id] - 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- type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://eawag-bbd.ethz.ch/servlets/pageservlet?ptype=r&reacID=[example_id] - example_id: UM-BBD_reactionID:r0129 - example_url: http://eawag-bbd.ethz.ch/servlets/pageservlet?ptype=r&reacID=r0129 -- database: UM-BBD_ruleID - name: EAWAG Biocatalysis/Biodegradation Database - generic_urls: - - http://eawag-bbd.ethz.ch/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://eawag-bbd.ethz.ch/servlets/rule.jsp?rule=[example_id] - example_id: UM-BBD_ruleID:bt0330 - example_url: http://eawag-bbd.ethz.ch/servlets/rule.jsp?rule=bt0330 -- database: UniParc - name: UniProt Archive - description: A non-redundant archive of protein sequences extracted from Swiss-Prot, TrEMBL, PIR-PSD, EMBL, Ensembl, IPI, PDB, RefSeq, FlyBase, WormBase, European Patent Office, United States Patent and Trademark Office, and Japanese Patent Office - generic_urls: - - https://www.uniprot.org/uniparc/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://www.uniprot.org/uniparc/[example_id] - example_id: UniParc:UPI000000000A - example_url: https://www.uniprot.org/uniparc/UPI000000000A -- database: UniPathway - name: UniPathway - description: UniPathway is a a metabolic door to UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot, a curated resource of metabolic pathways for the UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot knowledgebase. - generic_urls: - - http://www.grenoble.prabi.fr/obiwarehouse/unipathway - entity_types: - - type_name: biological_process - type_id: GO:0008150 - url_syntax: http://www.grenoble.prabi.fr/obiwarehouse/unipathway/upa?upid=[example_id] - example_id: UniPathway:UPA00155 - example_url: http://www.grenoble.prabi.fr/obiwarehouse/unipathway/upa?upid=UPA00155 -- database: UniProt - synonyms: - - Swiss-Prot - - SwissProt - - TrEMBL - - TR - name: Universal Protein Knowledgebase - description: A central repository of protein sequence and function created by joining the information contained in Swiss-Prot, TrEMBL, and PIR database - 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name: UniProt Knowledgebase Subcellular Location vocabulary - synonyms: - - SP_SL - generic_urls: - - https://www.uniprot.org/locations/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://www.uniprot.org/locations/[example_id] - example_id: UniProtKB-SubCell:SL-0012 - example_url: http://www.uniprot.org/locations/SL-0012 -- database: UniRule - name: Manually curated rules for automatic annotation of UniProtKB unreviewed entries - generic_urls: - - https://www.uniprot.org/unirule/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: https://www.uniprot.org/unirule/[example_id] - id_syntax: UR[0-9]{9}|MF_[0-9]{5}|PIRNR[0-9]{6}|PRU[0-9]{5}|RU[0-9]{6} - example_id: UniRule:UR000107224 - example_url: https://www.uniprot.org/unirule/UR000107224 -- database: VZ - name: ViralZone - generic_urls: - - http://viralzone.expasy.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://viralzone.expasy.org/all_by_protein/[example_id].html - example_id: VZ:957 - example_url: http://viralzone.expasy.org/all_by_protein/957.html -- database: WB - name: WormBase database of nematode biology - synonyms: - - WormBase - rdf_uri_prefix: http://identifiers.org/wormbase/ ### TODO: identifiers.org uses /wb/, but we have /wormbase/ in Noctua - generic_urls: - - http://www.wormbase.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: SO:0000704 - id_syntax: (CE[0-9]{5})|(WB(Gene|Var|RNAi|Transgene)[0-9]{8}) - url_syntax: http://www.wormbase.org/get?name=[example_id] - example_id: WB:WBGene00003001 - example_url: http://www.wormbase.org/get?name=WBGene00003001 - - type_name: variation - type_id: VariO:0001 - id_syntax: (CE[0-9]{5})|(WB(Gene|Var|RNAi|Transgene)[0-9]{8}) - url_syntax: http://www.wormbase.org/get?name=[example_id] - example_id: WB:WBVar00089843 - example_url: http://www.wormbase.org/get?name=WBVar00089843 - - type_name: RNAi - type_id: topic:3523 - id_syntax: (CE[0-9]{5})|(WB(Gene|Var|RNAi|Transgene)[0-9]{8}) - url_syntax: http://www.wormbase.org/get?name=[example_id] - 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generic_urls: - - http://www.wormbase.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: quality - type_id: PATO:0000001 - id_syntax: '[0-9]{7}' - url_syntax: http://www.wormbase.org/get?name=[example_id] - example_id: WBPhenotype:0002117 - example_url: http://www.wormbase.org/get?name=WBPhenotype:0002117 -- database: Wikipedia - name: Wikipedia - generic_urls: - - http://en.wikipedia.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 - url_syntax: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/[example_id] - example_id: Wikipedia:Endoplasmic_reticulum - example_url: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endoplasmic_reticulum -- database: Xenbase - name: Xenbase - rdf_uri_prefix: http://identifiers.org/xenbase/ - generic_urls: - - http://www.xenbase.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: SO:0000704 - id_syntax: XB-(GENE|LINE|TRANSGENE|MORPHOLINO)-[0-9]+ - url_syntax: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=[example_id] - example_id: Xenbase:XB-GENE-6255962 - example_url: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=XB-GENE-6255962 - - type_name: morpholino oligo - type_id: SO:0000034 - id_syntax: XB-(GENE|LINE|TRANSGENE|MORPHOLINO)-[0-9]+ - url_syntax: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=[example_id] - example_id: Xenbase:XB-MORPHOLINO-17250301 - example_url: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=XB-MORPHOLINO-17250301 - - type_name: transgene - type_id: SO:0000902 - id_syntax: XB-(GENE|LINE|TRANSGENE|MORPHOLINO)-[0-9]+ - url_syntax: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=[example_id] - example_id: Xenbase:XB-TRANSGENE-17326811 - example_url: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=XB-TRANSGENE-17326811 - - type_name: strain - type_id: EFO:0005135 - id_syntax: XB-(GENE|LINE|TRANSGENE|MORPHOLINO)-[0-9]+ - url_syntax: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=[example_id] - example_id: Xenbase:XB-LINE-1248 - example_url: http://www.xenbase.org/common/xsearch.do?exactSearch=true&searchIn=7&searchValue=XB-LINE-1248 -- database: YeastFunc - name: Yeast Function - generic_urls: - - http://func.med.harvard.edu/yeast/ - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: YuBioLab - name: CITGeneDB - description: CITGeneDB is a comprehensive database of human and mouse genes enhancing or suppressing Cold-Induced Thermogenesis (CIT). - generic_urls: - - http://citgenedb.yubiolab.org -- database: ZFIN - name: Zebrafish Information Network - rdf_uri_prefix: http://identifiers.org/zfin/ - generic_urls: - - http://zfin.org/ - entity_types: - - type_name: gene - type_id: SO:0000704 - id_syntax: ZDB-(GENE|GENO|MRPHLNO)-[0-9]{6}-[0-9]+ - url_syntax: http://zfin.org/[example_id] - example_id: ZDB-GENE-990415-103 - example_url: http://zfin.org/ZDB-GENE-990415-103 - - type_name: variation - type_id: VariO:0001 - id_syntax: ZDB-(GENE|GENO|MRPHLNO)-[0-9]{6}-[0-9]+ - url_syntax: http://zfin.org/[example_id] - example_id: ZDB-GENE-990415-103 - example_url: http://zfin.org/ZDB-GENE-990415-103 -- database: TFClass - name: TFClass is a resource for the classification of eukaryotic transcription factors based on the characteristics of their DNA-binding domains - generic_urls: - - http://tfclass.bioinf.med.uni-goettingen.de/ - synonyms: - - TFCLASS_FAMILY - - tfclass - entity_types: - - type_name: protein - type_id: PR:000000001 - url_syntax: http://tfclass.bioinf.med.uni-goettingen.de/?tfclass=[example_id] - id_syntax: \d+(\.\d+){2,3} - example_id: TFCLASS_FAMILY:2.1.1 - example_url: http://tfclass.bioinf.med.uni-goettingen.de/?tfclass=2.1.1 -- database: HGNC-UCL - name: UCL-based HGNC - description: While based at UCL, HGNC provided GO annotations for proteins during the process of assigning approved gene names and symbols - generic_urls: - - https://www.ucl.ac.uk/cardiovascular/hgnc-gene-annotation - entity_types: - - type_name: entity - type_id: BET:0000000 -- database: Animal_QTLdb - name: QTLdb - generic_urls: - - https://www.animalgenome.org/QTLdb - description: A database with curated publicly available trait mapping data (QTL and SNP associations) in livestock animal species. The link ID is called QTL_ID on QTLdb data dpownloads. - entity_types: - - type_name: QTL - type_id: QTL_ID:0000000 - url_syntax: https://www.animalgenome.org/QTLdb/q?id=[example_id] - id_syntax: QTL_ID:\d+ - example_id: QTL_ID:23155 - example_url: https://www.animalgenome.org/QTLdb/q?id=QTL_ID:23155 -- database: Animal_CorrDB - name: CorrDB - generic_urls: - - https://www.animalgenome.org/CorrDB - description: A database with curated publicly available trait correlation and inheritability data in livestock animal species. The link ID is called The link ID is called Corr_ID on CorrDB data downloads. - entity_types: - - type_name: Correlation - type_id: CorrID:000000 - url_syntax: https://www.animalgenome.org/CorrDB/q/?id=[example_id] - id_syntax: CorrID:\d+ - example_id: CorrID:37232 - example_url: https://www.animalgenome.org/CorrDB/q/?id=CorrID:37232 diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/OMIM_disease_series_by_gene.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/OMIM_disease_series_by_gene.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 76dee9c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/OMIM_disease_series_by_gene.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: OMIM_disease_series_by_gene - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/disease_series_by_gene.yaml - -description: ' - - This pattern is meant to be used for OMIM diseases, including children of OMIM phenotypic - series (OMIMPS), which are represented as grouping classes in Mondo. Notes about - the OMIMPS (see also OMIM_phenotypic_series.yaml): - every instance of the OMIMPS - metaclass should be equivalent to (via annotated xref) to something in OMIMPS namespace - - the OMIMPS will never have an asserted causative gene as logical axiom (and no - single causative gene in text def) - the OMIMPS must never be equivalent to an OMIM:nnnnnn - (often redundant with the above rule) - the OMIMPS must have an acronym synonym, - e.g. HPE - the OMIMPS must have two or more subclasses (direct or indirect) that - are equivalent to OMIMs and conform to this pattern - the subclasses should (not - must) have a logical def that uses the PS as a genus - the OMIM subclasses must - have acronym synonyms that are the parent syn + number, e.g. HPE1, HPE2 - the primary - label for the children should also be parent + {"type"} + number - the first member - will usually have the same number local ID as the PS Examples: [holoprosencephaly - 1](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0009349), [3M syndrome 1](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0010117)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - gene: SO:0000704 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - gene: '''gene''' - -name: - text: '%s caused by mutation in %s' - vars: - - disease - - gene - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - gene - - disease - -def: - text: Any %s in which the cause of the disease is a mutation in the %s gene. - vars: - - disease - - gene - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has basis in dysfunction of'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - gene diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/OMIM_phenotypic_series.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/OMIM_phenotypic_series.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 337f55b..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/OMIM_phenotypic_series.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: OMIM_phenotypic_series - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/OMIM_phenotypic_series.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is meant to be used for OMIM phenotypic series (OMIMPS), - which are represented as grouping classes in Mondo. Note: - every instance of this - metaclass should be equivalent to (via annotated xref) to something in OMIMPS namespace - - it will never have an asserted causative gene as logical axiom (and no single - causative gene in text def) - it must never be equivalent to an OMIM:nnnnnn (often - redundant with the above rule) - it must have an acronym synonym, e.g. HPE - it - must have two or more subclasses (direct or indirect) that are equivalent to OMIMs - - the subclasses should (not must) have a logical def that uses the PS as a genus - (see http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/disease_series_by_gene.yaml) - - the OMIM subclasses must have acronym synonyms that are the parent syn + number, - e.g. HPE1, HPE2 - the primary label for the children should also be parent + {"type"} - + number - the first member will usually have the same number local ID as the PS - - the first member in OMIM usually has documentation that is pertinent to the parent - PS - the members may(?) generally share high semantic similarity - - All OMIMPS disease should have a has modifier some inherited restricted, see http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/sparql/omimps-should-be-inherited-violation.sparql - - Examples: [holoprosencephaly](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0016296) [OMIMPS:236100](https://omim.org/phenotypicSeries/PS236100), - ''3-M syndrome''(http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0007477) [OMIMPS:236100](https://omim.org/phenotypicSeries/PS273750). ' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - inherited: MONDO:0021152 - -relations: - has_modifier: RO:0002573 - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: '%s' - vars: - - disease - -subClassOf: - text: '%s and ''has_modifier'' some ''inherited''' - vars: - - disease \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/acquired.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/acquired.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 4a31238..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/acquired.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: acquired - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/acquired.yaml - -description: Pattern for extending a etiology-generic disease class to an acquired - form. Here acquired means that basis for the disease is acquired during the individuals - lifetime. It need not exclude genetic etiology, but it excludes inherited. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - acquired: MONDO:0021141 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: acquired %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: acquired %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: An instance of %s that is acquired during the lifetime of the individual. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''acquired''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/acute.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/acute.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 72d72f9..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/acute.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: acute - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/acute.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is applied to diseases that are described as having an acute onset, i.e. the sudden appearance of disease manifestations over a short period of time. - -Examples: [acute bronchiolitis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0020680), - [acute liver failure](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0019542)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - acute: PATO:0000389 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: acute %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, acute' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: Acute form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''acute''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/adenocarcinoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/adenocarcinoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 31b1098..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/adenocarcinoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,51 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: adenocarcinoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/adenocarcinoma.yaml - -description: 'Adenocarcinoma is a common cancer characterized by the presence of malignant glandular cells. This is a design pattern for classes representing adenocarcinomas based on their location. This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized cancer. We use the generic disease has location relation, which generalized over primary and secondary sites. - - Examples: [adenocarcinoma of cervix uteri](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0016275), - [pituitary adenocarcinoma (disease)](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017582)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - adenocarcinoma: MONDO:0004970 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s adenocarcinoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s adenocarcinoma' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: adenocarcinoma of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A carcinoma that arises from glandular epithelial cells of the %s - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''adenocarcinoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/adenoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/adenoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 9190c29..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/adenoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: adenoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/adenoma.yaml - -description: ' - - Adenomas are neoplasms arising from epithelium. This is a design pattern for classes representing adenomas based on their location. This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized cancer. We use the generic `disease has location` relation, which is generalized over primary and secondary sites. - Examples: [pituitary gland adenoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006373), - [breast adenoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002058)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - adenoma: MONDO:0004972 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s adenoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s adenoma' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: adenoma of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A adenoma that involves the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''adenoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/adenosquamous_carcinoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/adenosquamous_carcinoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 8121762..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/adenosquamous_carcinoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: adenosquamous carcinoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/adenosquamous_carcinoma.yaml - -description: 'An adenosquamous carcinoma is a carcinoma composed of malignant glandular cells and malignant squamous cells. This is a design pattern for classes representing adenosquamous carcinomas based on their location. This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized cancer. We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary and secondary sites. - - Examples: [adenosquamous breast carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003548), - [Bartholin gland adenosquamous carcinoma] (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003555), - [gastric adenosquamous carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006034)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - adenosquamous carcinoma: MONDO:0006074 - multicellular anatomical structure: UBERON:0010000 - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''multicellular anatomical structure''' - -name: - text: '%s adenosquamous carcinoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: adenosquamous %s carcinoma - vars: - - location - -def: - text: Any carcinoma that that involves the %s and is characterized by the presence - of glandular and squamous malignant epithelial components. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''adenosquamous carcinoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/adult.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/adult.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 1b526cf..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/adult.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: adult - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/adult.yaml - -description: 'An instance of a disease that has an onset of signs or symptoms of disease between the age of 16 years or later (adult onset). - -Examples: [adult brain stem neoplasm](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0024797), - [adult-onset myasthenia gravis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0018324)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - adult: HP:0003581 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: adult %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s of adults' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that occurs in an adult. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''adult''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/allergic_form_of_disease.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/allergic_form_of_disease.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 6e83ee4..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/allergic_form_of_disease.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: allergic_form_of_disease - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/allergic_form_of_disease.yaml - -description: ' - - An etiological pattern that extends an etiology-generic disease to an allergic form - (i.e. caused by pathological type I hypersensitivity reaction). The [allergy.yaml](https://github.com/monarch-initiative/mondo/blob/master/src/patterns/dosdp-patterns/allergy.yaml) - pattern is to refine an existing disease by trigger. - - Examples: [allergic respiratory disease](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0000771), - [atopic eczema](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004980), [allergic otitis - media](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0021202)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - type I hypersensitivity: GO:0016068 - -relations: - disease has basis in disruption of: RO:0004021 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: allergic %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: allergic form of %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s with a basis in a pathological type I hypersensitivity reaction. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has basis in disruption of'' some ''type I hypersensitivity''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/allergy.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/allergy.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index b270823..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/allergy.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,51 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: allergy - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/allergy.yaml - -description: ' - - Allergy classified according to allergic trigger. This pattern is to refine an existing - disease by trigger, the [allergic_form_of_disease.yaml](https://github.com/monarch-initiative/mondo/blob/master/src/patterns/dosdp-patterns/allergic_form_of_disease.yaml) - pattern is for a generic disease. - - Examples: [egg allergy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005741), [peach allergy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0000785), - [gluten allergy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0000606)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - allergic disease: MONDO:0005271 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - realized in response to stimulus: RO:0004028 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - substance: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s allergic disease' - vars: - - substance - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: allergy of %s - vars: - - substance - -def: - text: A allergic disease involving a %s. - vars: - - substance - -equivalentTo: - text: '''allergic disease'' and ''realized in response to stimulus'' some %s' - vars: - - substance diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/autoimmune.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/autoimmune.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 186923f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/autoimmune.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,40 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: autoimmune - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/autoimmune.yaml - -description: 'An instance of a disease that is brought about or caused by autoimmunity. - - Examples: [autoimmune cardiomyopathy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0030701), - [autoimmune pancreatitis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0015175)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - autoimmunity: HP:0002960 - -relations: - disease arises from feature: RO:0004022 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: autoimmune %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: An autoimmune form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease arises from feature'' some ''autoimmunity''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/autoimmune_inflammation.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/autoimmune_inflammation.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 3f7fb70..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/autoimmune_inflammation.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,40 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: autoimmune_inflammation - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/autoimmune_inflammation.yaml - -description: 'An instance of an autoimmune disease that is described by inflammation in a specific anatomical entity. - - Example: [autoimmune thyroid disease](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005623)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - autoimmune disease: MONDO:0007179 - anatomical structure: UBERON:0000061 - -relations: - disease has inflammation site: RO:0004027 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''anatomical structure''' - -name: - text: autoimmune %s inflammation - vars: - - location - -def: - text: An autoimmune inflammatory disease involving a pathogenic inflammatory response - in the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''autoimmune disease'' and ''disease has inflammation site'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/autosomal_dominant.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/autosomal_dominant.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 8e954b1..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/autosomal_dominant.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: autosomal_dominant - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/autosomal_dominant.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is applied to autosomal dominant forms of an inherited disease. - -Examples: [autosomal dominant cerebellar ataxia](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0020380), - [autosomal dominant osteopetrosis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0020645)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - autosomal dominant inheritance: HP:0000006 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: autosomal dominant %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, autosomal dominant' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: Autosomal dominant form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''autosomal dominant inheritance''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/autosomal_recessive.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/autosomal_recessive.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 46f3199..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/autosomal_recessive.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: autosomal_recessive - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/autosomal_recessive.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is applied to autosomal recessive forms of an inherited disease. - -Examples: [autosomal recessive brachyolmia](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0018662), - [autosomal recessive sideroblastic anemia](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0016828)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - autosomal recessive inheritance: HP:0000007 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: autosomal recessive %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, autosomal recessive' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: Autosomal recessive form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''autosomal recessive inheritance''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/basis_in_disruption_of_process.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/basis_in_disruption_of_process.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index bb8ad8f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/basis_in_disruption_of_process.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: basis_in_disruption_of_process - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/basis_in_disruption_of_process.yaml - -description: ' - - A pattern for generic groupings of diseases based around the molecular basis for - the disease in terms of a GO molecular function or cellular process. - - For example: DNA repair or RAS signaling' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - process: BFO:0000015 - -relations: - disease has basis in disruption of: RO:0004021 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - process: '''process''' - -name: - text: '%s disease' - vars: - - process - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: disorder of %s - vars: - - process - -def: - text: A disease that has its basis in the disruption of %s. - vars: - - process - -equivalentTo: - text: '''disease'' and ''disease has basis in disruption of'' some %s' - vars: - - process diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/benign.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/benign.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 1b85422..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/benign.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: benign - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/benign.yaml - -description: ' - - This is a design pattern for classes representing benign neoplasms, extending a - generic neoplasm class. For example, a benign adrenal gland pheochromocytoma, defined - as being the benign form of the more general adrenal gland pheochromocytoma. - - TODO: encode alternate way of representing' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - neoplasm: MONDO:0005070 - neoplastic, non-malignant: PATO:0002096 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - neoplasm: '''neoplasm''' - -name: - text: benign %s - vars: - - neoplasm - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, benign' - vars: - - neoplasm - -def: - text: A form of %s without malignant characteristics. - vars: - - neoplasm - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''neoplastic, non-malignant''' - vars: - - neoplasm diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/benign_neoplasm.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/benign_neoplasm.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index dd4c686..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/benign_neoplasm.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: benign_neoplasm - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/benign_neoplasm.yaml - -description: ' - - Neoplasms are benign or malignant tissue growths resulting from uncontrolled cell - proliferation cell types. - - This is a design pattern for classes representing *benign* neoplasms based on their - location. - - See also: benign.yaml TODO: choose one over another' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - benign neoplasm: MONDO:0005165 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: benign %s neoplasm - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s benign neoplasm' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s benign tumor' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: benign neoplasm of %s - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: benign %s tumor - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s neoplasm, benign' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A benign neoplasm involving a %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''benign neoplasm'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/cancer.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/cancer.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 0745e8e..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/cancer.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,60 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: cancer - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/cancer.yaml - -description: ' - - Cancers are malignant neoplasms arising from a variety of different cell types. - - This is a design pattern for classes representing cancers based on their location. - This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized - cancer. - - We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary - and secondary sites.' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - cancer: MONDO:0004992 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s cancer' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: malignant %s neoplasm - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: malignant neoplasm of %s - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: cancer of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A cancer involving a %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''cancer'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/carcinoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/carcinoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 5da96d2..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/carcinoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: carcinoma - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/carcinoma.yaml - -description: ' - - Carcinomas are malignant neoplasms arising from epithelial cells. - - This is a Design pattern for classes representing carcinomas based on their location. - This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized - cancer. - - We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary - and secondary sites.' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - carcinoma: MONDO:0004993 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s carcinoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: carcinoma of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A carcinoma involving a %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''carcinoma'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/carcinoma_in_situ.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/carcinoma_in_situ.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 9fd491a..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/carcinoma_in_situ.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: carcinoma_in_situ - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/carcinoma_in_situ.yaml - -description: 'This is a Design pattern for classes representing in situ carcinomas based on their location. - -Examples: [breast carcinoma in situ](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004658), - [liver carcinoma in situ](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004715)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - carcinoma in situ: MONDO:0004647 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s carcinoma in situ' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: carcinoma in situ of %s - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: non-invasic %s carcinoma - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: stage 0 %s carcinoma - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A carcinoma in situ involving a %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''carcinoma in situ'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/childhood.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/childhood.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index e8da7f6..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/childhood.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: childhood - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/childhood.yaml - -description: 'An instance of a disease that has an onset of signs or symptoms of disease - between the age of 1 to 5 years (childhood onset). - - Examples: [childhood astrocytic tumor](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002505), - [childhood malignant melanoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0042494)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - childhood: HP:0011463 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: childhood %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s of childhood' - vars: - - disease -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: pediatric %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that occurs during childhood. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''childhood''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/chronic.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/chronic.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index e56933a..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/chronic.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: chronic - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/chronic.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is applied to diseases that are described as having an chronic duration, i.e. a disease having a slow progressive course of indefinite duration. - -Examples: [chronic bronchitis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005607), - [chronic hepatitis B virus infection](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005366)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - chronic: PATO:0001863 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: chronic %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, chronic' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: Chronic form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''chronic''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/congenital.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/congenital.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index d6d386d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/congenital.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: congenital - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/congenital.yaml - -description: 'An instance of a disease in which the disease is present at birth, regardless of cause. - - Examples: [congenital agammaglobulinemia](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0001902), - [congenital nystagmus](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005712)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - congenital: MONDO:0021140 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: congenital %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: congenital %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: An instance of %s that is present from birth. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''congenital''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/consequence_of_infectious_disease.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/consequence_of_infectious_disease.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 1a0f9cd..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/consequence_of_infectious_disease.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: consequence_of_infectious_disease - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/consequence_of_infectious_disease.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is applied to a disease that is caused by an infectious agent. - -Examples: [hepatitis C induced liver cirrhosis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005448), - [rubella encephalitis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0020648)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - infectious disease: MONDO:0005550 - -relations: - disease arises from feature: RO:0004022 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - parent: disease - cause: '''infectious disease''' - -name: - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - cause - - parent - -def: - text: A %s that arises as a consequence of %s. - vars: - - parent - - cause - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease arises from feature'' some %s' - vars: - - parent - - cause diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/dependence_on_substance.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/dependence_on_substance.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index eea5c28..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/dependence_on_substance.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: dependence_on_substance - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/dependence_on_substance.yaml - -description: 'Dependence on a substance that specifies the environmental stimulus such as alcohol, cocaine, etc. Example: [dependence on cocaine](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005186).' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7463-6306 - -classes: - substance dependence: MONDO:0004938 - chemical: CHEBI:24431 - -relations: - realized in response to stimulus: RO:0004028 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - -vars: - stimulus: '''chemical''' - -name: - text: 'dependence on %s' - vars: - - stimulus - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s dependence' - vars: - - stimulus - - -def: - text: A substance dependence on %s. - vars: - - stimulus - -equivalentTo: - text: '''substance dependence'' and ''realized in response to stimulus'' some %s' - vars: - - stimulus diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 888bcc6..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: disease_by_dysfunctional_structure - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml - -description: ' - - Diseases classified by a perturbation in an anatomical structure (such as a subcellular - component, or an organ)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - anatomical structure: UBERON:0000061 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - structure: '''anatomical structure''' - -name: - text: '%s disease' - vars: - - structure - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: disease of %s - vars: - - structure - -def: - text: Any disease in which the causes of the disease is a perturbation of the %s - leading to its dysfunction. - vars: - - structure - -equivalentTo: - text: '''disease'' and ''disease has basis in dysfunction of'' some %s' - vars: - - structure diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_series_by_gene.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_series_by_gene.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 5518d57..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_series_by_gene.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,59 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: disease_series_by_gene - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/disease_series_by_gene.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is for diseases that are caused by a single mutation in - a single gene, that have gene-based names, such as new disease terms that are requested - by ClinGen, like MED12-related intellectual disability syndrome. Examples: [MED12-related - intellectual disability syndrome](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0100000), - [TTN-related myopathy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0100175), [MYPN-related - myopathy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0015023)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - gene: SO:0001217 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - gene: '''gene''' - -name: - text: '%s caused by mutation in %s' - vars: - - disease - - gene - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - gene - - disease -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s related %s' - vars: - - gene - - disease - -def: - text: Any %s in which the cause of the disease is a mutation in the %s gene. - vars: - - disease - - gene - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has basis in dysfunction of'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - gene diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_series_by_gene_and_inheritance.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_series_by_gene_and_inheritance.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 47d00ff..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/disease_series_by_gene_and_inheritance.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: disease_series_by_gene_and_inheritance - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/disease_series_by_gene.yaml - -description: "This pattern is for diseases that are caused by a single mutation in\ - \ a single gene, that have gene-based names, and are inherited by a specific mechanism,\ - \ succh as autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive. \nExamples: [Growth hormone\ - \ insensitivity syndrome with immune dysregulation](https://omim.org/phenotypicSeries/PS245590),\ - \ Growth hormone insensitivity with immune dysregulation 1, autosomal recessive\ - \ and Growth hormone insensitivity with immune dysregulation 2, autosomal dominant" - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7356-1779 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - gene: SO:0000704 - mode of inheritance: HP:0000005 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - gene: '''gene''' - mode_of_inheritance: '''mode of inheritance''' - -name: - text: '%s caused by mutation in %s, %s' - vars: - - disease - - gene - - mode_of_inheritance - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %s, %s' - vars: - - gene - - disease - - mode_of_inheritance -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s related %s, %s' - vars: - - gene - - disease - - mode_of_inheritance - -def: - text: Any %s in which the cause of the disease is a mutation in the %s gene, and - has %s. - vars: - - disease - - gene - - mode_of_inheritance - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has basis in dysfunction of'' some %s and ''has modifier'' - some %s' - vars: - - disease - - gene - - mode_of_inheritance diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/disrupts_process.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/disrupts_process.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index ea70a70..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/disrupts_process.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: disease or disorder disease caused by disruption of X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/disrupts_process.yaml - -description: 'A disease that disrupts a process, like immune system function, or early - development. - - Examples: [type III hypersensitivity disease](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0007004), - [type IV hypersensitivity disease](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002459), - [neural tube closure defect](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017059) (55 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease or disorder: MONDO:0000001 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease caused by disruption of: RO:0004021 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - process: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s disease' - vars: - - process - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: disorder of %s - vars: - - process - -def: - text: A disease that has its basis in the disruption of %s. - vars: - - process - -equivalentTo: - text: '''disease or disorder'' and (''disease caused by disruption of'' some %s)' - vars: - - process diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/environmental_stimulus.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/environmental_stimulus.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index fd559b4..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/environmental_stimulus.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,51 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: environmental_stimulus - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/environmental_stimulus.yaml - -description: 'A disease that is caused by exposure to an environmental stimulus, like - the sun or pesticides. Examples: [carbon monoxide-induced parkinsonism](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017639), - [cocaine intoxication](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0019544)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - material entity: BFO:0000040 - -relations: - realized in response to stimulus: RO:0004028 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - stimulus: '''material entity''' - -name: - text: '%s from %s' - vars: - - disease - - stimulus - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - stimulus - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that is caused by exposure to %s. - vars: - - disease - - stimulus - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''realized in response to stimulus'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - stimulus diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/genetic.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/genetic.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 75ab541..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/genetic.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: genetic - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/genetic.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - genetic: MONDO:0021150 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: genetic %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: genetic %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: An instance of %s that is caused by a genetic modification in an individual. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''genetic''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/hemangioma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/hemangioma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index a29ed66..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/hemangioma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: hemangioma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/hemangioma.yaml - -description: 'A hemangioma (a benign vascular lesion characterized by the formation - of capillary-sized or cavernous vascular channels) that is located in a specific - anatomical site. - - Examples: [skin hemangioma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003110), [breast - hemangioma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003126), [gastric hemangioma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002414) - (20 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - hemangioma: MONDO:0006500 - anatomical entity: UBERON:0001062 - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''anatomical entity''' - -name: - text: hemangioma of %s - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s hemangioma' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: angioma of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A hemangioma that involves the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''hemangioma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/hereditary.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/hereditary.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 717345b..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/hereditary.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: hereditary - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/hereditary.yaml - -description: ' - - Pattern for extending a etiology-generic disease class to a hereditary form. Here - hereditary means that etiology is largely genetic, and that the disease is passed - down or potentially able to be passed down via inheritance (i.e is germline).' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - hereditary: MONDO:0021152 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: hereditary %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: hereditary %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: An instance of %s that is caused by an inherited genomic modification in an - individual. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''hereditary''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/idiopathic.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/idiopathic.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 41b86f5..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/idiopathic.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: idiopathic - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/idiopathic.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is applied to diseases that are described as being idiopathic, i.e. having an uncertain or unknown cause. - -Examples: [idiopathic aplastic anemia](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0012197), - [idiopathic avascular necrosis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0018380)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4142-7153 - -classes: - idiopathic: MONDO:0700005 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: "'disease'" - -name: - text: idiopathic %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, idiopathic' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: Idiopathic form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''idiopathic''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/inborn_metabolic.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/inborn_metabolic.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index d5a003d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/inborn_metabolic.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: inborn_metabolic - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/inborn_metabolic.yaml - -description: An acquired metabolic disease that causes disruption of a process. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - ieom: MONDO:0019052 - process: BFO:0000015 - -relations: - disease has basis in disruption of: RO:0004021 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - process: '''process''' - -name: - text: inborn %s disorder - vars: - - process - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: rare inborn error of %s - vars: - - process -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: inborn error of %s - vars: - - process - -def: - text: An acquired metabolic disease that is has its basis in the disruption of %s. - vars: - - process - -equivalentTo: - text: '''ieom'' and ''disease has basis in disruption of'' some %s' - vars: - - process diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/inborn_metabolic_disrupts.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/inborn_metabolic_disrupts.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 0346546..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/inborn_metabolic_disrupts.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,53 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: inborn errors of metabolism disease caused by disruption of X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/inborn_metabolic_disrupts.yaml - -description: "This pattern is used for inborn errors of metabolism that cause disruption\ - \ of a specific biological process, such as enzyme activity or ion transport. \n\ - Examples: ['5-oxoprolinase deficiency (disease)'](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0009825),\ - \ [inborn disorder of methionine cycle and sulfur amino acid metabolism](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0019222),\ - \ [inborn aminoacylase deficiency](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017686)\ - \ (51 total)" - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - inborn errors of metabolism: MONDO:0019052 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease caused by disruption of: RO:0004021 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - process: '''owl_thing''' - -name: - text: inborn disorder of %s - vars: - - process - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: inborn error of %s - vars: - - process -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: rare inborn error of %s - vars: - - process - -def: - text: An acquired metabolic disease that is has its basis in the disruption of %s. - vars: - - process - -equivalentTo: - text: '''inborn errors of metabolism'' and (''disease caused by disruption of'' some %s)' - vars: - - process diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/infantile.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/infantile.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index bab754d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/infantile.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: infantile - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/infantile.yaml - -description: 'An instance of a disease that has an onset of signs or symptoms of disease - within the first 12 months of life (infantile onset). - - Examples: [infant botulism](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0015804), [infantile - glycine encephalopathy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017354)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - infantile: HP:0003593 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: infantile %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: infantile onset %s - vars: - - disease -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s of infancy' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that occurs between 28 days to one year of life.. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''infantile''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 4880b21..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: infectious_disease_by_agent - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml - -description: 'Infectious diseases can be classified by the infectioos agent, such - as bacteria, coronavirus, etc, that causes the disease. - - Examples: [COVID-19](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0100096), [cholera](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0015766)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - organism: NCBITaxon:1 - infectious disease: MONDO:0005550 - -relations: - disease has infectious agent: RO:0014001 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - agent: '''organism''' - -name: - text: '%s infectious disease' - vars: - - agent - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: infection due to %s - vars: - - agent -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s infection' - vars: - - agent - -def: - text: A disease caused by infection with %s. - vars: - - agent - -equivalentTo: - text: '''infectious disease'' and ''disease has infectious agent'' some %s' - vars: - - agent diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/infectious_inflammation.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/infectious_inflammation.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 5d2e489..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/infectious_inflammation.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,61 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: infectious_inflammation - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/infectious_inflammation.yaml - -description: ' - - This combines the [infectious disease by agent pattern](https://github.com/monarch-initiative/mondo/blob/master/src/patterns/dosdp-patterns/infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml) - and the [inflammatory disease by site](https://github.com/monarch-initiative/mondo/blob/master/src/patterns/dosdp-patterns/inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml) - pattern. - - Examples: [bacterial endocarditis (disease)](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006669), - [fungal gastritis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002843)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - organism: NCBITaxon:1 - anatomical structure: UBERON:0000061 - infectious disease: MONDO:0005550 - -relations: - disease has inflammation site: RO:0004027 - realized in response to stimulus: RO:0004028 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''anatomical structure''' - agent: '''organism''' - -name: - text: inflammation of %s due to %s - vars: - - location - - agent - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %s inflammation' - vars: - - location - - agent - -def: - text: An inflammatory disease involving a pathogenic inflammatory response in the - %s caused by infection with %s. - vars: - - location - - agent - -equivalentTo: - text: '''infectious disease'' and ''disease has inflammation site'' some %s and - ''realized in response to stimulus'' some %s' - vars: - - location - - agent diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index f1ee2d3..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: inflammatory_disease_by_site - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml - -description: ' - - Inflammatory diseases can be classified by the location in which the pathological - inflammatory process occurs. - - For inflammatory diseases caused by infection, this may be the site of infection. - - Examples: [''Achilles bursitis''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0001594), - [blepharitis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004785), [epiglottitis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005753)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - anatomical structure: UBERON:0000061 - -relations: - disease has inflammation site: RO:0004027 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''anatomical structure''' - -name: - text: inflammation of %s - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%sitis' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s inflammation' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: An inflammatory disease involving a pathogenic inflammatory response in the - %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''disease'' and ''disease has inflammation site'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/inherited_susceptibility.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/inherited_susceptibility.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 37f812f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/inherited_susceptibility.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,58 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: inherited_susceptibility - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/inherited_susceptibility.yaml - -description: 'This pattern should be used for children of MONDO_0020573''inherited - disease susceptibility'', including OMIM phenotypic series (OMIMPS) for which the - subclasses are susceptibilities. Note, this pattern should not have an asserted - causative gene as logical axiom (and no single causative gene in text definition), - in those cases, the susceptibility_by_gene pattern should be used instead. The children - should have asserted causative genes in the text definitions and in the logical - axioms. This pattern is a superclass of the susceptibility_by_gene pattern. - - Examples: [''microvascular complications of diabetes, susceptibility''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0000065), - [''epilepsy, idiopathic generalized''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005579), - [''aspergillosis, susceptibility to''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0013562).' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease or disorder: MONDO:0000001 - inherited disease susceptibility: MONDO:0020573 - -relations: - predisposes towards: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo#predisposes_towards - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease or disorder''' - -name: - text: '%s susceptibility' - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, susceptibility' - vars: - - disease -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, susceptibility to' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: An inherited susceptibility or predisposition to developing %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: ('inherited disease susceptibility' and ('predisposes towards' some %s)) - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/isolated.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/isolated.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index efb3713..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/isolated.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: isolated - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/isolated.yaml - -description: 'Some diseases exist in both isolated and syndromic forms. For example, - aniridia ([MONDO_0019172 aniridia](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0019172), - [MONDO_0020148''syndromic aniridia''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0020148) - and [MONDO_0007119 ''isolated aniridia''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0007119). - Use this pattern to define the isolated form of a disease when a term exists for - the isolated/syndromic-neutral version. In general, this pattern should be used - in parallel with syndromic. E.g. if you make a term ''syndromic disease, you should - also have ''isolated disease'' [see pattern here(https://github.com/monarch-initiative/mondo/blob/master/src/patterns/dosdp-patterns/syndromic.yaml). Note - that the isolated and syndromic forms will be inferred to be disjoint due to the - GCI pattern. - - Examples: [''isolated aniridia''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0007119), - [''isolated dystonia''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0015494), [''isolated - focal palmoplantar keratoderma''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017673)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - isolated: MONDO:0021128 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: isolated %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: nonsyndromic %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that is not part of a larger syndrome. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''isolated''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/juvenile.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/juvenile.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 5354dd1..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/juvenile.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: juvenile - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/juvenile.yaml - -description: 'An instance of a disease that has an onset of signs or symptoms of disease - between the age of 5 and 15 years (juvenile onset). - - Examples: [juvenile-onset Parkinson disease](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0000828), - [''juvenile idiopathic scoliosis''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0100076)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - juvenile: HP:0003621 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: juvenile %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: juvenile %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: An instance of %s that has a juvenile onset. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''juvenile''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/leiomyoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/leiomyoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 440b388..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/leiomyoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: leiomyoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/leiomyoma.yaml - -description: 'A leiomyoma (a well-circumscribed benign smooth muscle neoplasm characterized - by the presence of spindle cells with cigar-shaped nuclei, interlacing fascicles, - and a whorled pattern) that is located in a specific anatomical entity. - - Examples: [leiomyoma cutis](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003291), [ureter - leiomyoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0001399), [urethra leiomyoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002222) - (30 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - leiomyoma: MONDO:0001572 - anatomical entity: UBERON:0001062 - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''anatomical entity''' - -name: - text: '%s leiomyoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s leiomyoma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A benign smooth muscle neoplasm arising from the %s. It is characterized by - the presence of spindle cells with cigar-shaped nuclei, interlacing fascicles, - and a whorled pattern. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''leiomyoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/leiomyosarcoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/leiomyosarcoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index dd13261..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/leiomyosarcoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: leiomyosarcoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/leiomyosarcoma.yaml - -description: 'An uncommon, aggressive malignant smooth muscle neoplasm, usually occurring - in post-menopausal women that is characterized by a proliferation of neoplastic - spindle cells that is located in a specific anatomical location. - - Examples: [leiomyosarcoma of the cervix uteri](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0016283), - [cutaneous leiomyosarcoma (disease)](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003362), - [breast leiomyosarcoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003371) (29 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - leiomyosarcoma: MONDO:0005058 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s leiomyosarcoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s leiomyosarcoma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: An aggressive malignant smooth muscle neoplasm, arising from the %s. It is - characterized by a proliferation of neoplastic spindle cells. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''leiomyosarcoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/lipoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/lipoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index bf31b1f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/lipoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: lipoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/lipoma.yaml - -description: 'A benign, usually painless, well-circumscribed lipomatous tumor composed - of adipose tissue that is located in a specific anatomical location. - - Examples: [skin lipoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0000964), [colorectal - lipoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003885), [tendon sheath lipoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004076) - (28 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - lipoma: MONDO:0005106 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s lipoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s lipoma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A benign adipose tissue neoplasm of the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''lipoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/location.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/location.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 4cf944c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/location.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: location - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/location.yaml - -description: 'A disease that is located in a specific anatomical site. - - Examples: [''abdominal cystic lymphangioma''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0021726), - [''articular cartilage disease''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003816), - [''urethral disease''](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004184)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - anatomical entity: UBERON:0001062 - cell: CL:0000000 - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - location: '''anatomical entity'' or ''cell''' - -name: - text: '%s of %s' - vars: - - disease - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - location - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that involves the %s. - vars: - - disease - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/location_top.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/location_top.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 251a703..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/location_top.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: location_top - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/location_top.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s disease' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: disorder of %s - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: disease of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A disease involving the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''disease'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/lymphoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/lymphoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index be2551d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/lymphoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: lymphoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/lymphoma.yaml - -description: 'A malignant (clonal) proliferation of B- lymphocytes or T- lymphocytes - which involves the lymph nodes, bone marrow and/or extranodal sites. This category - includes Non-Hodgkin lymphomas and Hodgkin lymphomas. - - Examples: [marginal zone lymphoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017604), - [ureteral lymphoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0001977), [colorectal lymphoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0024656) - (37 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - lymphoma: MONDO:0005062 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s lymphoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s lymphoma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A lymphoma that involves the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''lymphoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/malignant.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/malignant.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index fe5385c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/malignant.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: malignant - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/malignant.yaml - -description: 'This is a design pattern for classes representing malignant neoplasms, extending a - generic neoplasm class. - -Examples: [malignant carotid body paraganglioma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004650), - [malignant germ cell tumor](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006290)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - neoplasm: MONDO:0005070 - malignant: PATO:0002097 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - neoplasm: owl_thing - -name: - text: malignant %s - vars: - - neoplasm - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, malignant' - vars: - - neoplasm - -def: - text: A malignant form of %s. - vars: - - neoplasm - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''malignant''' - vars: - - neoplasm diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/melanoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/melanoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index c12ed9b..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/melanoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,53 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: melanoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/melanoma.yaml - -description: ' - Melanomas are malignant, usually aggressive tumor composed of atypical, neoplastic melanocytes. - This is a design pattern for classes representing melanomas based on their location. - This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized - cancer. - We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary - and secondary sites. - - Examples: [cutaneous melanoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005012), [malignant - breast melanoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002975), [malignant melanoma - of the mucosa](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0015694) (22 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - melanoma: MONDO:0005105 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s melanoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s melanoma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A melanoma that involves the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''melanoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/meningioma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/meningioma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 5cbdcae..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/meningioma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: meningioma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/meningioma.yaml - -description: 'A meningioma is a slow growing tumor attached to the dura mater. - This is a design pattern for classes representing meningiomas based on their location. - This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized - cancer. - We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary - and secondary sites. - - Examples: [skin meningioma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004429), [brain - meningioma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0000642), [choroid plexus meningioma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003053) - (26 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - meningioma: MONDO:0016642 - anatomical entity: UBERON:0001062 - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''anatomical entity''' - -name: - text: '%s meningioma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s meningioma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A meningioma that affects the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''meningioma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/mitochondrial_subtype.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/mitochondrial_subtype.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index a63018d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/mitochondrial_subtype.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,39 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: mitochondriaal_subtype - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/mitochondrial_subtype.yaml - -description: A disease that is classified as a mitochondrial subtype, due to a defect - in a mitochondrial gene, such as MONDO:0100134 'mitochondrial complex I deficiency, - mitochondrial type'. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - mt_gene: SO:0000088 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: '%s, mitochondrial type' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that has a defect in a mitochondrial gene. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has basis in dysfunction of'' some ''mt_gene''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/mucoepidermoid_carcinoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/mucoepidermoid_carcinoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 2223a1f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/mucoepidermoid_carcinoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: mucoepidermoid carcinoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/mucoepidermoid_carcinoma.yaml - -description: 'Mucoepidermoid carcinomas are carcinomas morphologically characterized the presence of cuboidal mucous cells, goblet-like mucous cells, squamoid cells, cystic changes, and a fibrotic stromal formation. - - This is a design pattern for classes representing mucoepidermoid carcinomas based on their location. - This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized - cancer. - - We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary - and secondary sites. - - Examples: [cutaneous mucoepidermoid carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003091), - [oral cavity mucoepidermoid carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0044964), - [mucoepidermoid breast carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003087) - (18 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - mucoepidermoid carcinoma: MONDO:0003036 - anatomical entity: UBERON:0001062 - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: '''anatomical entity''' - -name: - text: '%s mucoepidermoid carcinoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s mucoepidermoid carcinoma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A mucoepidermoid carcinoma that involves the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''mucoepidermoid carcinoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/neoplasm.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/neoplasm.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 578942f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/neoplasm.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: neoplasm - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/neoplasm.yaml - -description: ' - - Neoplasms are benign or malignant tissue growths resulting from uncontrolled cell - proliferation cell types. - - This is a design pattern for classes representing neoplasms based on their location. - This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for malignant - neoplasms that have metastasized. - - We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary - and secondary sites. - - Note that tumor is typically a synonym for neoplasm, although this can be context - dependent. For NETs, NCIT uses the nomenclature ''tumor'' to indicate ''well differentiated, - low or intermediate grade tumor''. This can also be called carcinoid, see https://www.cancer.org/cancer/gastrointestinal-carcinoid-tumor/about/what-is-gastrointestinal-carcinoid.html - We attempt to spell this out in our labels.' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - neoplasm: MONDO:0005070 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s neoplasm' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: neoplasm of %s - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s tumor' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: tumor of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A neoplasm involving a %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''neoplasm'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/neoplasm_by_origin.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/neoplasm_by_origin.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 618b912..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/neoplasm_by_origin.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: neoplasm - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/neoplasm_by_origin.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - neoplasm: MONDO:0005070 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease arises from structure: RO:0004022 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - structure: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s neoplasm' - vars: - - structure - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: malignant %s neoplasm - vars: - - structure -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: neoplasm of %s - vars: - - structure - -def: - text: A neoplasm involving a %s. - vars: - - structure - -equivalentTo: - text: '''neoplasm'' and ''disease arises from structure'' some %s' - vars: - - structure diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/neuroendocrine_neoplasm.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/neuroendocrine_neoplasm.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 1d50e75..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/neuroendocrine_neoplasm.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: neoendocrine_neoplasm - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/neuroendocrine_neoplasm.yaml - -description: ' - - Note that tumor is typically a synonym for neoplasm, although this can be context - dependent. For neuroendocrine tumors (NETs), NCIT uses the nomenclature ''tumor'' - to indicate ''well differentiated, low or intermediate grade tumor''. This can also - be called carcinoid, see [https://www.cancer.org/cancer/gastrointestinal-carcinoid-tumor/about/what-is-gastrointestinal-carcinoid.html](https://www.cancer.org/cancer/gastrointestinal-carcinoid-tumor/about/what-is-gastrointestinal-carcinoid.html). - We attempt to spell this out in our labels. - - Examples: [breast neuroendocrine neoplasm](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002485), - [digestive system neuroendocrine neoplasm](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0024503), - [ovarian neuroendocrine neoplasm](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002481)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - neuroendocrine neoplasm: MONDO:0019496 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s neuroendocrine neoplasm' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: neuroendocrine neoplasm of %s - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s neuroendocrine tumor, well differentiated, low or intermediate grade' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: '%s neuroendocrine tumor' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s NET' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A neuroendocrine neoplasm involving a %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''neuroendocrine neoplasm'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/neuroendocrine_neoplasm_grade1.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/neuroendocrine_neoplasm_grade1.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index c55d315..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/neuroendocrine_neoplasm_grade1.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: neoendocrine_neoplasm_grade1 - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/neuroendocrine_neoplasm_grade1.yaml - -description: 'We follow NCIT in making carcinoid tumor a synonym for neuroendocrine neoplasm G1 (G1 NET). - -Examples: [carcinoid tumor (disease)](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0005369)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - neuroendocrine neoplasm: MONDO:0019496 - grade 1: MONDO:0024491 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s neuroendocrine neoplasm G1' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: grade 1 neuroendocrine neoplasm of %s - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s neuroendocrine tumor, well differentiated, low grade' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s NET G1' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: '%s carcinoid tumor' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A well differentiated, low grade tumor with neuroendocrine differentiation - that arises from the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''neuroendocrine neoplasm'' and ''disease has location'' some %s and ''has - modifier'' some ''grade 1''' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/nuclear_subtype.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/nuclear_subtype.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index dbab016..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/nuclear_subtype.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,39 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: nuclear_subtype - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/nuclear_subtype.yaml - -description: A disease that is classified as a nuclear subtype, due to a defect in - a nuclear gene, such as MONDO:0009640 'mitochondrial complex I deficiency, nuclear - type'. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - nuclear_gene: SO:0000087 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: '%s, nuclear type' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that has a defect in a nuclear gene. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has basis in dysfunction of'' some ''nuclear_gene''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/poisoning.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/poisoning.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 5813ccd..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/poisoning.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: poisoning - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/poisoning.yaml - -description: 'A disease that is caused by exposure to an environmental stimulus that causes poisoning. Examples: [colchicine poisoning](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0017859), - [cocaine intoxication](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0019544)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7463-6306 - -classes: - poisoning: MONDO:0029000 - material entity: BFO:0000040 - -relations: - realized in response to stimulus: RO:0004028 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - stimulus: '''material entity''' - -name: - text: 'poisoning from %s' - vars: - - stimulus - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s poisoning' - vars: - - stimulus - -def: - text: A poisoning that is caused by exposure to %s. - vars: - - stimulus - -equivalentTo: - text: '''poisoning'' and ''realized in response to stimulus'' some %s' - vars: - - stimulus diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/postinfectious_disease.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/postinfectious_disease.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index d2cd788..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/postinfectious_disease.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,60 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: postinfectious_disease - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/postinfectious_disease.yaml - -description: 'A design pattern for conditions such as post-herpetic neuralgia or postinfectious - encephalitis, where the disease is secondary to the initial infection. - - TODO: write better guidelines on what constitutes a secondary disease vs primary. - * We do not use this pattern for AIDS-HIV for example, instead representing this - is using SubClassOf. * We draw a distinction between infectious and postinfectious - encepahlitis. * we do not use this pattern for chickenpox, but we do for shingles ' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - infectious disease: MONDO:0005550 - organism: NCBITaxon:1 - -relations: - disease arises from feature: RO:0004022 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''organism''' - feature: '''infectious disease''' - -name: - text: postinfectious %s arising from %s - vars: - - disease - - feature - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: post-%s %s - vars: - - feature - - disease -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: '%s secondary to %s' - vars: - - disease - - feature - -def: - text: A post-infectious form of %s that arises as a result on an initial %s. - vars: - - disease - - feature - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease arises from feature'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - feature diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/primary_infectious.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/primary_infectious.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 1ea0796..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/primary_infectious.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,41 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: primary infectious - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/primary_infectious.yaml - -description: ' - - Pattern for extending a disease class to a primary infectious form, a characteristic - of an infectious disease in which the disease affects an immunologically normal - host. Example: MONDO_0000308 ''primary systemic mycosis''.' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - primary infectious: MONDO:0045036 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: primary %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that arises from infection in an immunologically normal host. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''primary infectious''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/rare.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/rare.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 8946396..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/rare.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: rare - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/rare.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - rare: MONDO:0021136 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: rare %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: rare %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: Any of the forms of %s that have a rare incidence. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''rare''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/rare_genetic.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/rare_genetic.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 805c1be..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/rare_genetic.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: rare_genetic - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/rare_genetic.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - genetic: MONDO:0021150 - rare: MONDO:0021136 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: rare genetic %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: rare inborn %s - vars: - - disease -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: rare constitutional %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A form of %s that is both rare and genetic. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''genetic'' and ''has modifier'' some ''rare''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/realized_in_response_to_environmental_exposure.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/realized_in_response_to_environmental_exposure.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index ed1c0a0..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/realized_in_response_to_environmental_exposure.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: disease realized in response to environmental exposure - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/realized_in_response_to_evironmental_exposure.yaml - -description: 'This pattern is used for a disease, where the cause of the disease is - an exposure to an environmental stimulus (using ECTO exposure terms). Note that this pattern does not include infectious disease or classes that would include an organism, virus or viroid. Rather it includes exposures to chemicals (includng drugs), or mixtures. - - Examples: [chemically-induced disorder](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0029001), - [alcohol amnestic disorder](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0021702), [alcoholic - polyneuropathy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006645) (26 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - exposure event: ExO:0000002 - -relations: - realized in response to: RO:0009501 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - exposure: '''exposure event''' - -name: - text: '%s realized in response to %s' - vars: - - disease - - exposure - -def: - text: Any %s that is realized in response to a %s - vars: - - disease - - exposure - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and (''realized in response to'' some %s)' - vars: - - disease - - exposure diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/refractory.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/refractory.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 1872bfd..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/refractory.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: refractory - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/refractory.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - refractory: HP:0031375 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: disease - -name: - text: refractory %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, refractory' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that is difficult to treat or cure. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''refractory''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/rhabdomyosarcoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/rhabdomyosarcoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 0c2d4f8..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/rhabdomyosarcoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: rhabdomyosarcoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/rhabdomyosarcoma.yaml - -description: 'This is auto-generated. Add your description here - - Examples: [rhabdomyosarcoma of the cervix uteri](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0016282), - [breast rhabdomyosarcoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002859), [testis - rhabdomyosarcoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002860) (15 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - rhabdomyosarcoma: MONDO:0005212 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s rhabdomyosarcoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s rhabdomyosarcoma' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: rhabdomyosarcoma of the %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A malignant mesenchymal tumor with skeletal muscle differentiation affecting - the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''rhabdomyosarcoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/sarcoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/sarcoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index e3d80c5..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/sarcoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: sarcoma - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/sarcoma.yaml - -description: ' - - Sarcomas are malignant neoplasms arising from soft tissue or bone. - - This is a design pattern for classes representing sarcomas based on their location. - This may be the site of origin, but it can also represent a secondary site for metastatized - sarcma. - - We use the generic ''disease has location'' relation, which generalized over primary - and secondary sites.' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - sarcoma: MONDO:0005089 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s sarcoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: sarcoma of %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A sarcoma involving a %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''sarcoma'' and ''disease has location'' some %s' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/small_cell_carcinoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/small_cell_carcinoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 44bf446..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/small_cell_carcinoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: small cell carcinoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/small_cell_carcinoma.yaml - -description: 'This is auto-generated. Add your description here - - Examples: [cervical small cell carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006142), - [pancreatic small cell neuroendocrine carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006348), - [ureter small cell carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006482) (16 - total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - small cell carcinoma: MONDO:0000402 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s small cell carcinoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s small cell carcinoma' - vars: - - location -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: small cell cancer of the %s - vars: - - location - -def: - text: An aggressive, high-grade and poorly differentiated carcinoma with neuroendocrine - differentiation that arises from the %s. It is characterized by the presence of - malignant small cells. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''small cell carcinoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_disease_by_disrupted_process.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_disease_by_disrupted_process.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 1197e97..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_disease_by_disrupted_process.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: X disease disrupts X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/X_disease_disrupts_X - -description: 'This is auto-generated. Add your description here - - Examples: [disease of catalytic activity](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0044976), - [disease of transporter activity](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0044975), - [phagocytic cell dysfunction](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0024627) (49 - total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - owl_thing: owl:Thing - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - disease disrupts: RO:0004024 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - process: '''owl_thing''' - -name: - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - process - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - process - - disease - -def: - text: Any %s that disrupts %s - vars: - - disease - - process - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and (''disease disrupts'' some %s)' - vars: - - disease - - process diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 38ef542..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: X disease has basis in dysfunction of X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/specific_disease_by_dysfunctional_structure.yaml - -description: 'This is auto-generated. Add your description here - - Examples: [collagenopathy type 2 alpha 1](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0022800), - [hemoglobinopathy](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0044348), [blood platelet - disease](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002245) (2195 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - owl_thing: owl:Thing - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - structure: '''owl_thing''' - -name: - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - structure - - disease - -def: - text: Any %s in which the causes of the disease is a perturbation of the %s leading - to its dysfunction. - vars: - - disease - - structure - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and (''disease has basis in dysfunction of'' some %s)' - vars: - - disease - - structure diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index cfc5415..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: specific_inflammatory_disease_by_site - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/specific_infectious_disease_by_agent.yaml - -description: ' - - as for inflammatory_disease_by_site, but refining a specific disease' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - organism: NCBITaxon:1 - -relations: - realized in response to stimulus: RO:0004028 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - agent: '''organism''' - -name: - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - agent - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s caused %s' - vars: - - agent - - disease - -def: - text: An %s caused by infection with %s. - vars: - - disease - - agent - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''realized in response to stimulus'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - agent diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_infectious_disease_by_location.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_infectious_disease_by_location.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 2d7eafc..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_infectious_disease_by_location.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: specific_infectious_disease_by_location - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/specific_infectious_disease_by_location.yaml - -description: ' - - TODO' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - anatomical structure: UBERON:0000061 - -relations: - disease has inflammation site: RO:0004027 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - location: '''anatomical structure''' - -name: - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - location - - disease - -def: - text: An %s involving a pathogenic inflammatory response in the %s. - vars: - - disease - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has inflammation site'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 7e47ac4..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/specific_inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: specific_inflammatory_disease_by_site - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/specific_inflammatory_disease_by_site.yaml - -description: ' - - as for inflammatory_disease_by_site, but refining a specific disease' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - disease: MONDO:0000001 - anatomical structure: UBERON:0000061 - -relations: - disease has inflammation site: RO:0004027 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - location: '''anatomical structure''' - -name: - text: '%s %s' - vars: - - location - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s %sitis' - vars: - - disease - - location - -def: - text: An %s involving a pathogenic inflammatory response in the %s. - vars: - - disease - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''disease has inflammation site'' some %s' - vars: - - disease - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/squamous_cell_carcinoma.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/squamous_cell_carcinoma.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 23fe6b1..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/squamous_cell_carcinoma.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: squamous cell carcinoma disease has location X - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/squamous_cell_carcinoma.yaml - -description: 'This is auto-generated. Add your description here - - Examples: [cervical squamous cell carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0006143), - [skin squamous cell carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002529), [ureter - squamous cell carcinoma](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0003502) (63 total)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - squamous cell carcinoma: MONDO:0005096 - owl_thing: owl:Thing - -relations: - disease has location: RO:0004026 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - location: owl_thing - -name: - text: '%s squamous cell carcinoma' - vars: - - location - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s squamous cell carcinoma' - vars: - - location - -def: - text: A squamous cell carcinoma that involves the %s. - vars: - - location - -equivalentTo: - text: '''squamous cell carcinoma'' and (''disease has location'' some %s)' - vars: - - location diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/substance_abuse.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/substance_abuse.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 8f66ed8..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/substance_abuse.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: substance_abuse - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/substance_abuse.yaml - -description: 'A substance abuse that specifies a specific environmental stimulus such as alcohol, cocaine, etc. Examples: [alcohol abuse](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0002046), - [cocaine abuse](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0004456)' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7463-6306 - -classes: - substance abuse: MONDO:0002491 - material entity: BFO:0000040 - -relations: - realized in response to stimulus: RO:0004028 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - -vars: - stimulus: '''material entity''' - -name: - text: '%s abuse' - vars: - - stimulus - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: 'abuse of %s' - vars: - - stimulus - -def: - text: The abuse or overuse of %s. - vars: - - stimulus - -equivalentTo: - text: '''substance abuse'' and ''realized in response to stimulus'' some %s' - vars: - - stimulus diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/susceptibility_by_gene.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/susceptibility_by_gene.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index a8b3c91..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/susceptibility_by_gene.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,59 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: susceptibility_by_gene - -pattern_iri: 'http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/susceptibility_by_gene.yaml--%20%20Examples%20-%20[autism,%20susceptibility%20to,%20X-linked%205](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0010449),-%20%20[bulimia%20nervosa,%20susceptibility%20to,%202](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0012461),-%20%20[nephrolithiasis%20susceptibility%20caused%20by%20SLC26A1](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0020722)''' - -description: This pattern should be used for terms in which a gene dysfunction causes - a predisposition or susceptibility towards developing a specific disease. This pattern - is a sub-pattern of [inherited_susceptibility.yaml](https://github.com/monarch-initiative/mondo/blob/master/src/patterns/dosdp-patterns/inherited_susceptibility.yaml) - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - disease or disorder: MONDO:0000001 - inherited disease susceptibility: MONDO:0020573 - gene: SO:0000704 - -relations: - disease has basis in dysfunction of: RO:0004020 - predisposes towards: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo#predisposes_towards - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - gene: '''gene''' - disease: '''disease or disorder''' - -name: - text: '%s susceptibility, %s form' - vars: - - disease - - gene - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s susceptibility caused by %s' - vars: - - disease - - gene - -def: - text: A susceptibility or predisposition to %s in which the cause of the disease - is a mutation in the %s gene. - vars: - - disease - - gene - -equivalentTo: - text: ('inherited disease susceptibility' and ('disease has basis in dysfunction - of' some %s) and ('predisposes towards' some %s)) - vars: - - gene - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/syndromic.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/syndromic.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 028745d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/syndromic.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: syndromic - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/syndromic.yaml - -description: "Some diseases exist in both isolated and syndromic forms. For example,\ - \ aniridia ([MONDO_0019172 aniridia](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0019172),\ - \ [MONDO_0020148'syndromic aniridia'](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0020148)\ - \ and [MONDO_0007119 'isolated aniridia'](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MONDO_0007119).\ - \ Use this pattern to define the syndromic form of a disease when a term exists\ - \ for the isolated/syndromic-neutral version. In general, this pattern should be\ - \ used in parallel with isolated. E.g. if you make a term 'syndromic disease, you\ - \ should also have 'isolated disease' [see pattern here(https://github.com/monarch-initiative/mondo/blob/master/src/patterns/dosdp-patterns/isolated.yaml).\ - \ \nNote that the isolated and syndromic forms will be inferred to be disjoint due\ - \ to the GCI pattern." - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 -- https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5208-3432 - -classes: - syndromic: MONDO:0021127 - disease or disorder: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease or disorder''' - -name: - text: syndromic %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: syndromic %s - vars: - - disease -- annotationProperty: related_synonym - text: syndrome associated with %s - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: A %s that is part of a larger syndrome. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''syndromic''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/vectorBorneDisease.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/vectorBorneDisease.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 6327d43..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/vectorBorneDisease.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: vectorBorneDisease - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/vectorBorneDisease.yaml - -description: 'An infectious disease where a pathogen is carried and transmitted by - another organism that acts as disease vector. Examples: MONDO_0020601 ''mosquito-borne - viral encephalitis'', MONDO_0017572 ''tick-borne encephalitis''' - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - infectious disease: MONDO:0005550 - organism: OBI:0100026 - -relations: - transmitted by: RO:0002451 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - infectious_disease: '''infectious disease''' - vector: '''organism''' - -name: - text: '%s transmitted by %s' - vars: - - infectious_disease - - vector - -def: - text: '%s-borne %s.' - vars: - - vector - - infectious_disease - -equivalentTo: - text: (%s and ('transmitted by' some %s)) - vars: - - infectious_disease - - vector diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/x_linked.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/x_linked.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 21c650d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/x_linked.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: x_linked - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/x_linked.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - x_linked_inheritance: HP:0001417 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: X-linked %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, X-linked' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: X-linked form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''x_linked_inheritance''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/dosdp/y_linked.yaml b/tests/resources/dosdp/y_linked.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index a1b8c3f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/dosdp/y_linked.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -pattern_name: y_linked - -pattern_iri: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/mondo/patterns/y_linked.yaml - -description: TBD. - -contributors: -- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6601-2165 - -classes: - y_linked_inheritance: HP:0001450 - disease: MONDO:0000001 - -relations: - has modifier: RO:0002573 - -annotationProperties: - exact_synonym: oio:hasExactSynonym - related_synonym: oio:hasRelatedSynonym - -vars: - disease: '''disease''' - -name: - text: Y-linked %s - vars: - - disease - -annotations: -- annotationProperty: exact_synonym - text: '%s, Y-linked' - vars: - - disease - -def: - text: Y-linked form of %s. - vars: - - disease - -equivalentTo: - text: '%s and ''has modifier'' some ''y_linked_inheritance''' - vars: - - disease diff --git a/tests/resources/envo.tsv b/tests/resources/envo.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index 838d2d0..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/envo.tsv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9107 +0,0 @@ -ENVO_ID ENVO_LABEL -ENVO_01000752 area of barren land -PATO_0001574 flow rate -PATO_0001575 decreased pressure -PATO_0001576 increased pressure -PATO_0001577 increased permeability 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vinaigrette -ENVO_0010146 obsolete nut oil -ENVO_0010147 obsolete mayonnaise -ENVO_0010148 obsolete soy sauce -ENVO_0010149 obsolete fresh sea water fish -ENVO_0010150 obsolete natural rennet -ENVO_0010151 obsolete microbial rennet -ENVO_0010152 obsolete vegetable rennet -ENVO_0010153 obsolete genetically engineered rennet -ENVO_0010154 obsolete processed pork -ENVO_0010155 obsolete spice product -ENVO_0010156 obsolete animal lipid food product -ENVO_0010157 obsolete coffee -ENVO_0010158 obsolete tea -ENVO_0010159 obsolete hot chocolate -ENVO_0010160 obsolete mate -ENVO_0010161 obsolete naturally occuring environmental material -ENVO_0010164 obsolete fish food product -ENVO_0010165 obsolete freshwater fish product -ENVO_0010166 obsolete fish egg product -ENVO_0010167 obsolete avian food product -ENVO_0010168 obsolete animal derived beverage -ENVO_0010169 obsolete plant derived beverage -ENVO_01001307 partially_surrounded_by -ENVO_02500016 results in expansion of -RO_0002321 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ribonucleoside 5'-triphosphate -CHEBI_17188 nucleoside 5'-monophosphate -ENVO_0010039 obsolete cow's milk cheese -ENVO_0010035 obsolete cow's milk -ENVO_02000057 obsolete hen's egg product -ENVO_0010041 obsolete goat's milk cheese -ENVO_0010042 obsolete sheep's milk cheese diff --git a/tests/resources/hpo-fhir.json b/tests/resources/hpo-fhir.json deleted file mode 100644 index 65f3d55..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/hpo-fhir.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,517 +0,0 @@ -{ - "resourceType": "CodeSystem", - "id": "hpo", - "url": "http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/hp.fhir", - "version": "http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/hp/releases/2017-04-13/hp.owl", - "name": "HPO", - "title": "Human Phenotype Ontology Coding", - "status": "active", - "experimental": false, - "date": "2021-05-03T08:04:39-04:00", - "publisher": "The Human Phenotype Ontology", - "contact": [ { - "name": "Peter N. Robinson" - } ], - "description": "A FHIR code system representation of the Human Phenotype Ontology.", - "purpose": "To provide a standardized vocabulary of human phenotypes encountered in human disease in a FHIR context.", - "copyright": "https://hpo.jax.org/app/license", - "concept": [ { - "code": "HP:0000001", - "display": "All" - }, { - "code": "HP:0040282", - "display": "Frequent", - "definition": "Present in 30% to 79% of the cases.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Frequent (79-30%)" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0040279" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0040281", - "display": "Very frequent", - "definition": "Present in 80% to 99% of the cases.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Very frequent (99-80%)" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0040279" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0040284", - "display": "Very rare", - "definition": "Present in 1% to 4% of the cases.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Very rare (<4-1%)" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Very rare (<4-1%)" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0040279" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0040283", - "display": "Occasional", - "definition": "Present in 5% to 29% of the cases.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Occasional (29-5%)" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0040279" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0040280", - "display": "Obligate", - "definition": "Always present, i.e. in 100% of the cases.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Obligate (100%)" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0040279" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0100886", - "display": "Abnormality of globe location", - "definition": "An abnormality in the placement of the ocular globe (eyeball).", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormality of eyeball position" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormality of globe position" - 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"designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Eye size difference" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormality of eyeball size" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0012374" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000528", - "display": "Anophthalmia", - "definition": "Absence of the globe or eyeball.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "No globe of eye" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Clinical anophthalmia, unilateral/bilateral" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Absence of eyeballs" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Missing eyeball" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Missing globe of eye" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Absence of globes of eyes" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Ocular absence" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "No eyeball" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Anophthalmia, clinical" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Failure of development of eyeball" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0100887" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0040285", - "display": "Excluded", - "definition": "Present in 0% of the cases.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Excluded (0%)" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0040279" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0012372", - "display": "Abnormal eye morphology", - "definition": "A structural anomaly of the eye.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormal eye morphology" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormally shaped eye" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0000478" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0012373", - "display": "Abnormal eye physiology", - "definition": "A functional anomaly of the eye.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormal eye physiology" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0000478" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000118", - "display": "Phenotypic abnormality", - "definition": "A phenotypic abnormality.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Organ abnormality" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0000001" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000007", - "display": "Autosomal recessive inheritance", - "definition": "A mode of inheritance that is observed for traits related to a gene encoded on one of the autosomes (i.e., the human chromosomes 1-22) in which a trait manifests in homozygotes. In the context of medical genetics, autosomal recessive disorders manifest in homozygotes (with two copies of the mutant allele) or compound heterozygotes (whereby each copy of a gene has a distinct mutant allele).", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Autosomal recessive predisposition" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Autosomal recessive" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Autosomal recessive form" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0000005" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000568", - "display": "Microphthalmia", - "definition": "A developmental anomaly characterized by abnormal smallness of one or both eyes.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Nanophthalmos" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormally small globe of eye" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Decreased size of eyeball" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormally small eyeball" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Microphthalmos" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Decreased size of globe of eye" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0100887" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0007686", - "display": "Abnormal pupillary function", - "definition": "A functional abnormality of the pupil.", - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0012373" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000006", - "display": "Autosomal dominant inheritance", - "definition": "A mode of inheritance that is observed for traits related to a gene encoded on one of the autosomes (i.e., the human chromosomes 1-22) in which a trait manifests in heterozygotes. In the context of medical genetics, an autosomal dominant disorder is caused when a single copy of the mutant allele is present. Males and females are affected equally, and can both transmit the disorder with a risk of 50% for each child of inheriting the mutant allele.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Autosomal dominant type" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Autosomal dominant" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Autosomal dominant form" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0000005" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000478", - "display": "Abnormality of the eye", - "definition": "Any abnormality of the eye, including location, spacing, and intraocular abnormalities.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormality of the eye" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormal eye" - }, { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Eye disease" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0000118" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000632", - "display": "Lacrimation abnormality", - "definition": "Abnormality of tear production.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Abnormality of tear production" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0012373" - } ] - }, { - "code": "HP:0000005", - "display": "Mode of inheritance", - "definition": "The pattern in which a particular genetic trait or disorder is passed from one generation to the next.", - "designation": [ { - "use": { - "system": "http://snomed.info/sct", - "code": "900000000000013009", - "display": "Synonym (core metadata concept)" - }, - "value": "Inheritance" - } ], - "property": [ { - "code": "parent", - "valueCode": "HP:0000001" - } ] - } ] -} diff --git a/tests/resources/jsonschema/dosdp_schema.yaml b/tests/resources/jsonschema/dosdp_schema.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index f6a10ae..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/jsonschema/dosdp_schema.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,593 +0,0 @@ -$schema: "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#" -#id: 'https://github.com/dosumis/dead_simple_owl_design_patterns/edit/master/spec/DOSDP_spec.json' # Use Purl? -title: DOSDP -type: object -additionalProperties: False - - -definitions: - - multi_clause_printf: - required: [ 'clauses' ] - additionalProperties: False - properties: - sep: - type: string - description: > - A string used as clause separator while aggregating multiple clauses. - clauses: - type: array - description: > - List of optional clauses. Rules for optional clauses: list_vars may be passed, - but only one list_var per multi-clause printf is permitted. If an empty list_var is passed, - the clause, and any subclauses, are omitted. If list_var with length n is passed, the - clause is repeated n times, using the specified separtor to join clauses. There is no - effect on the number of subclauses in this case. - items: { $ref : '#/definitions/printf_clause' } - - printf_clause: - required: [ 'text', 'vars' ] - additionalProperties: False - properties: - text: - description: A print format string. - type: string - vars: - description: > - An ordered list of variables for substitution into the accompanying - print format string. Each entry must correspond to the name of a variable - specified in either the 'vars', 'internal_vars' or the data_var field of the pattern. - Where an OWL entity is specified, the label for the OWL entity should be - used in the substitution. - SPECIAL RULES FOR multi_clause_printf context: In this context, list_vars are permitted. - If an list is empty, the clause and any subclauses must not be added. for lists of - length > 1, mutiple clauses should be added, using the specified separator - type: array - items: { type: string } - sub_clauses: - description: > - List of clauses that depends on this clause. If parent clause cannot be printed, - all sub_clauses are also discarded. - type: array - items: { $ref : '#/definitions/multi_clause_printf' } - - function: - oneOf: - - { $ref : "#/definitions/join" } - - { $ref : "#/definitions/regex_sub" } - - join: - properties: - sep: - type: string - description: > - A string used as value separator while joining list type (multi value) variables. - - printf_annotation: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - oneOf: - - required: [ annotationProperty, text ] - - required: [ multi_clause ] - properties: - annotationProperty: - description: > - A string corresponding to the rdfs:label - of an owl annotation property. If the annotation property has no label, - the shortForm ID should be used. The annotation property must be listed - in the annotation property dictionary.' - type: string - annotations: - items: { $ref: "#/definitions/annotations" } - type: array - text: - description: A print format string. - type: string - vars: - description: > - An ordered list of variables for substitution into the accompanying - print format string. Each entry must correspond to the name of a variable - specified in either the 'vars' field or the data_var field of the pattern. - Where an OWL entity is specified, the label for the OWL entity should be - used in the substitution. An empty var list can be specified simply by - leaving this field out. - items: {type: string} - type: array - multi_clause: - items: { $ref: '#/definitions/multi_clause_printf' } - - - list_annotation: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - required: [annotationProperty, value] - properties: - annotationProperty: - description: > - A string corresponding to the rdfs:label - of an owl annotation property. If the annotation property has no label, - the shortForm ID should be used. The annotation property must be listed - in the annotation property dictionary.' - type: string - value: - description: > - A single list variable (list_var or data_list_var). Each item in this list - should be used to generate a separate annotation axiom. - type: string - - iri_value_annotation: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - required: [annotationProperty, var] - properties: - annotationProperty: - description: A string corresponding to a key in the annotation property dictionary. - type: string - var: - description: The name of a variable specified in the 'vars' field. The IRI of the variable value will be the object of the annotation axiom. - type: string - annotations: - items: { $ref: "#/definitions/annotations" } - type: array - - annotations: - oneOf: - - { $ref: "#/definitions/printf_annotation" } - - { $ref: "#/definitions/list_annotation" } - - { $ref: "#/definitions/iri_value_annotation" } - - printf_owl: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - oneOf: - - required: [ axiom_type, text, vars ] - - required: [ multi_clause ] - properties: - annotations: - items: {$ref: '#/definitions/annotations'} - type: array - axiom_type: - description: > - OWL axiom type expressed as manchester syntax: equivalentTo, - subClassOf, disjointWith. GCI - for general class inclusion axioms, is - also valid (although missing from manchester syntax.) This specifies the - axiom type to be generated from the text following substitution.' - enum: [equivalentTo, subClassOf, disjointWith, GCI] - type: string - text: - type: string - description: > - A print format string in OWL Manchester syntax. Each entry - must correspond to an entry in o the name of a var in the var field of the - pattern. Entries in single quotes must correspond to the labels of entries - in owl_entity dictionaries (classes, relations, dataProperties) - vars: - description: > - An ordered list of variables for substitution into the accompanying - print format string. Each entry must correspond to the name of a variable - specified in either the 'vars' field or the data_var field of the pattern. - An empty var list can be specified simply by leaving this field out. - items: {type: string} - type: array - multi_clause: - items: { $ref: '#/definitions/multi_clause_printf' } - - printf_owl_convenience: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - oneOf: - - required: [ text, vars ] - - required: [ multi_clause ] - properties: - annotations: - items: {$ref: '#/definitions/annotations'} - type: array - text: - type: string - description: > - A print format string in OWL Manchester syntax. Each entry - must correspond to an entry in o the name of a var in the var field of the - pattern. Entries in single quotes must correspond to the labels of entries - in owl_entity dictionaries (classes, relations, dataProperties) - vars: - description: > - An ordered list of variables for substitution into the accompanying - print format string. Each entry must correspond to the name of a variable - specified in either the 'vars' field or the data_var field of the pattern. - items: {type: string} - type: array - multi_clause: - items: { $ref: '#/definitions/multi_clause_printf' } - - regex_sub: - additionalProperties: False - required: [in, out, match, sub] - type: object - properties: - in: - type: string - description: name of input var - out: - type: string - description: > - Name of output var. If input var specified an OWL entity then - readable identifier is used as input to substitution - match: - type: string - description: perl style regex match - sub: - type: string - description: perl style regex sub. May include backreferences. - - opa: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - required: [edge] - properties: - edge: - description: > - A triple specified as an ordered array with 3 elements - [subject, rel, object] - * rel must be the quoted name of a relation from the relations - (object property) dictionary. - * subject and object must be the name of an individual - specified in the nodes field. - type: array - items: { type: string } - minItems: 3 - maxItems: 3 - annotations: - type: array - items: { $ref: '#/definitions/annotations' } - not: - description: "Optional field for negated OPAs" - type: boolean - - # TODO - split into separate schema file - printf_annotation_obo: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - oneOf: - - required: [ text, vars ] - - required: [ multi_clause ] - properties: - annotations: - items: { $ref: "#/definitions/annotations" } - type: array - xrefs: - description: > - Takes the name of a single data_list_var specifying a list of database - cross references. - type: string - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasDbXref" - text: - description: A print format string. - type: string - vars: - description: > - An ordered list of variables for substitution into the accompanying - print format string. Each entry must correspond to the name of a variable - specified in either the 'vars' field or the data_var field of the pattern. - Where an OWL entity is specified, the label for the OWL entity should be - used in the substitution. - items: {type: string} - type: array - multi_clause: - items: { $ref: '#/definitions/multi_clause_printf' } - - list_annotation_obo: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - required: [value] - properties: - value: - description: > - A single list variable (list_var or data_list_var). Each item in this list - should be used to generate a separate annotation axiom. - type: string - xrefs: - description: > - Takes the name of a single data_list_var specifying a list of database - cross references. Use of this field should add the same xref set to all - annotation axioms generated. - type: string - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasDbXref" - - -# Generic properties - -properties: - pattern_name: - type: string # possible to specify ASCII? - description: > - The name of the pattern. This must be an ASCII string with - no spaces. The only special characters allowed are '_' and '-'. - By convention, this is used as the file name of the - pattern - with an appropriate extension. - doc_type: root - - pattern_iri: - type: string - description: > - A global identifier for the pattern. This can be a full IRI or a CURIE, using - the same prefix mappings as other CURIEs in the pattern. - doc_type: root - - base_IRI: # not rqd, give JSON-LD base. - type: string # how to spec IRI? - description: "Specifies the base IRI to be used to generate new classes." - doc_type: root - - contributors: - type: array - items: { type: string } - description: > - A list of authors of a pattern. - Each author must be specified using a URL or Curie - we recommend ORCID. - We do not recommend that this list is instantiated in terms generated using a pattern, - but where it is it should be instantiated as a set of annotation axioms using dc:contributor. - doc_type: root - - description: - type: string # specify UTF-8 string? - description: "A free text description of the pattern. Must be UTF-8 encoded." - doc_type: root - - examples: - type: list - items: { type: string } - description: "A list of example terms implementing this pattern." - doc_type: root - - status: - type: string - description: "Implementation status of pattern." - enum: - - development - - published - doc_type: root - - tags: - type: list - items: { type: string } - description: > - A list of strings used to tag a pattern for the purposes of arbitrary, - cross-cutting grouping of patterns. - doc_type: root - - readable_identifiers: - type: array - items: { type: string } - description: "A list of annotation properties used as naming fields, in order of preference." - doc_type: root - -#### owl_entity Dictionaries - - classes: - type: object - description: "A dictionary of OWL classes. key :label; value : short form id" - doc_type: owl_entity_dict - objectProperties: - type: object - description: "A dictionary of OWL object properties. key : label; value : short form id" - doc_type: owl_entity_dict - relations: - # Just an alternative name for the ObjectProperties dict - type: object - description: "A dictionary of OWL object properties. key : label; value : short form id" - doc_type: owl_entity_dict - dataProperties: - type: object - description: "A dictionary of OWL data properties key : label; value : short form id" - doc_type: owl_entity_dict - annotationProperties: - type: object - description: "A dictionary of OWL annotation properties key : label; value : short form id" - doc_type: owl_entity_dict - -# Var types - - vars: - type: object - propertyNames: - pattern: "^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*$" - description: > - A dictionary of variables ranging over OWL classes. - Key = variable name, value = variable range as manchester syntax string. - doc_type: var_types - - list_vars: - type: object - propertyNames: - pattern: "^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*$" - description: > - A dictionary of variables refering to lists of owl classes. - Key = variable name, value = variable range of items in list specified as a valid OWL - data-type. - doc_type: var_types - - data_vars: - type: object - propertyNames: - pattern: "^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*$" - description: > - A dictionary of variables ranging over OWL data-types. - Key = variable name, value = variable range specified as a valid OWL - data-type. - doc_type: var_types - - data_list_vars: - type: object - propertyNames: - pattern: "^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*$" - description: > - A dictionary of variables rrefering to lists of some specified OWL data-types. - Key = variable name, value = variable range of all items in list, - specified as a valid OWL data-type. - doc_type: var_types - - internal_vars: - type: array - properties: - var_name: - pattern: "^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*$" - description: > - Name of the internal variable to be defined. Expected naming pattern is ^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*$ - type: string - input: - description: > - A list_vars or data_list_vars variable to which the given function applied. - type: string - apply: { $ref: "#/definitions/function" } - description: > - List of internal variable construction definitions. Given function is applied to the given multi value input - and the result is defined as a new internal variable. - doc_type: var_types - -# Var munging - - substitutions: - type: array - items: { $ref : '#/definitions/regex_sub' } - doc_type: var_munging - -# Specifying axioms: - - annotations: - items: { $ref: "#/definitions/annotations" } - type: array - doc_type: axioms - - logical_axioms: - items: { $ref: '#/definitions/printf_owl'} - type: array - doc_type: axioms - -# logical convenience fields. -# Where only one of any OWL axiom type is present, these convenience fields may be used. - - equivalentTo: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_owl_convenience' - doc_type: convenience - - subClassOf: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_owl_convenience' - doc_type: convenience - - GCI: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_owl_convenience' - doc_type: convenience - - disjointWith: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_owl_convenience' - doc_type: convenience - -# OBO fields - TODO split to a separate file with import statement. - - name: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "rdfs:label" - doc_type: obo - comment: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "rdfs:comment" - doc_type: obo - def: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "obo:IAO_0000115" - doc_type: obo - namespace: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasOBONamespace" - doc_type: obo - - # TODO: make all these into list_annotations - exact_synonym: - $ref: '#/definitions/list_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasExactSynonym" - doc_type: obo - narrow_synonym: - $ref: '#/definitions/list_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasNarrowSynonym" - doc_type: obo - related_synonym: - $ref: '#/definitions/list_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasRelatedSynonym" - doc_type: obo - broad_synonym: - $ref: '#/definitions/list_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasBroadSynonym" - doc_type: obo - xref: - $ref: '#/definitions/list_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasDbXref" - doc_type: obo - - generated_synonyms: - description: > - An OBO convenience field to allow the specification of exact synonyms - generated by interpolation of OWL entity names into printf text. - Each entry may be annotated. - type: array - items: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasExactSynonym" - doc_type: obo - - generated_narrow_synonyms: - description: > - An OBO convenience field to allow the specification of narrow synonyms - generated by interpolation of OWL entity names into printf text. - Each entry may be annotated. - type: array - items: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasNarrowSynonym" - doc_type: obo - - generated_broad_synonyms: - description: > - An OBO convenience field to allow the specification of broad synonyms - generated by interpolation of OWL entity names into printf text. - Each entry may be annotated. - type: array - items: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasBroadSynonym" - doc_type: obo - - generated_related_synonyms: - description: > - An OBO convenience field to allow the specification of related synonyms - generated by interpolation of OWL entity names into printf text. - Each entry may be annotated. - type: array - items: - $ref: '#/definitions/printf_annotation_obo' - mapping: "oboInOwl:hasBroadSynonym" - doc_type: obo - -# instance graph spec - TODO be split to a separate file - - instance_graph: - type: object - additionalProperties: False - required: [nodes, edges] - properties: - nodes: - description: > - Key = name of individual within this pattern doc - Value = Type of individual specified using either - the quoted name of a class in the class dictionary of this pattern - or a var name. This field does not support typing via - anonymous class expressions - type: object - edges: - type: array - items: { $ref : '#/definitions/opa' } - doc_type: instance_graph - - - - - diff --git a/tests/resources/jsonschema/vrs.schema.json b/tests/resources/jsonschema/vrs.schema.json deleted file mode 100644 index 4e21ccb..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/jsonschema/vrs.schema.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,972 +0,0 @@ -{ - "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema", - "title": "GA4GH-VRS-Definitions", - "type": "object", - "definitions": { - "Variation": { - "description": "A representation of the state of one or more biomolecules.", - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/MolecularVariation" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SystemicVariation" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/UtilityVariation" - } - ], - "discriminator": { - "propertyName": "type" - } - }, - "MolecularVariation": { - "description": "A variation on a contiguous molecule.", - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Allele" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Haplotype" - } - ], - "discriminator": { - "propertyName": "type" - } - }, - "UtilityVariation": { - "description": "A collection of :ref:`Variation` subclasses that cannot be constrained to a specific class of biological variation, but are necessary for some applications of VRS.", - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Text" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/VariationSet" - } - ], - "discriminator": { - "propertyName": "type" - } - }, - "SystemicVariation": { - "description": "A Variation of multiple molecules in the context of a system, e.g. a genome, sample, or homologous chromosomes.", - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CopyNumber" - } - ], - "discriminator": { - "propertyName": "type" - } - }, - "Allele": { - "description": "The sequence state at a Location.", - "additionalProperties": false, - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "Allele" - ], - "default": "Allele" - }, - "location": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Location" - } - ] - }, - "state": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SequenceState" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SequenceExpression" - } - ] - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "location", - "state" - ] - }, - "Haplotype": { - "description": "A set of non-overlapping Alleles that co-occur on the same molecule.", - "additionalProperties": false, - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "Haplotype" - ], - "default": "Haplotype" - }, - "members": { - "type": "array", - "minItems": 1, - "uniqueItems": true, - "items": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Allele" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - } - ] - } - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "members" - ] - }, - "Text": { - "description": "A free-text definition of variation.", - "additionalProperties": false, - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "Text" - ], - "default": "Text" - }, - "definition": { - "type": "string", - "description": "An textual representation of variation intended to capture variation descriptions that cannot be parsed, but still treated as variation." - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "definition" - ] - }, - "VariationSet": { - "description": "An unconstrained set of Variation members.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "VariationSet" - ], - "default": "VariationSet" - }, - "members": { - "type": "array", - "uniqueItems": true, - "items": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Variation" - } - ] - } - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "members" - ] - }, - "CopyNumber": { - "additionalProperties": false, - "type": "object", - "description": "The count of discrete copies of a Feature, Molecular Variation, or other molecule within a genome.", - "properties": { - "_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "CopyNumber" - ], - "default": "CopyNumber" - }, - "subject": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/MolecularVariation" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Feature" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SequenceExpression" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - } - ] - }, - "copies": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - ] - } - }, - "allOf": [ - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "copies": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "copies": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "copies": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "copies": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "copies": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "copies": { - "properties": { - "min": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - }, - "max": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - } - ], - "required": [ - "type", - "subject", - "copies" - ] - }, - "Location": { - "description": "A contiguous segment of a biological sequence.", - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/ChromosomeLocation" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SequenceLocation" - } - ], - "discriminator": { - "propertyName": "type" - } - }, - "ChromosomeLocation": { - "additionalProperties": false, - "description": "A Location on a chromosome defined by a species and chromosome name.", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "ChromosomeLocation" - ], - "default": "ChromosomeLocation" - }, - "_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "species_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE", - "default": "taxonomy:9606" - }, - "chr": { - "type": "string" - }, - "interval": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CytobandInterval" - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "species_id", - "chr", - "interval" - ] - }, - "SequenceLocation": { - "additionalProperties": false, - "description": "A Location defined by an interval on a referenced Sequence.", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "SequenceLocation" - ], - "default": "SequenceLocation" - }, - "sequence_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - }, - "interval": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SequenceInterval" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SimpleInterval" - } - ] - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "sequence_id", - "interval" - ] - }, - "SequenceInterval": { - "description": "A SequenceInterval represents a span of sequence. Positions are always represented by contiguous spans using interbase coordinates.\nSequenceInterval is intended to be compatible with that in Sequence Ontology ([SO:0000001](http://www.sequenceontology.org/browser/current_svn/term/SO:0000001)), with the exception that the GA4GH VRS SequenceInterval may be zero-width. The SO definition is for an \"extent greater than zero\".", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "SequenceInterval" - ], - "default": "SequenceInterval" - }, - "start": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - ] - }, - "end": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - ] - } - }, - "allOf": [ - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "start": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "start": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "start": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "start": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "start": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "start": { - "properties": { - "min": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - }, - "max": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "end": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "end": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "end": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "end": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "end": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "end": { - "properties": { - "min": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - }, - "max": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - } - ], - "required": [ - "type", - "start", - "end" - ] - }, - "CytobandInterval": { - "description": "A contiguous region specified by chromosomal bands features.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "CytobandInterval" - ], - "default": "CytobandInterval" - }, - "start": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/HumanCytoband" - }, - "end": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/HumanCytoband" - } - }, - "example": { - "type": "CytobandInterval", - "start": "q22.2", - "end": "q22.3" - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "start", - "end" - ] - }, - "SequenceExpression": { - "description": "One of a set of sequence representation syntaxes.", - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/LiteralSequenceExpression" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DerivedSequenceExpression" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/RepeatedSequenceExpression" - } - ], - "discriminator": { - "propertyName": "type" - } - }, - "LiteralSequenceExpression": { - "description": "An explicit expression of a Sequence.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "LiteralSequenceExpression" - ], - "default": "LiteralSequenceExpression" - }, - "sequence": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Sequence" - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "sequence" - ] - }, - "DerivedSequenceExpression": { - "description": "An approximate expression of a sequence that is derived from a referenced sequence location. Use of DerivedSequenceExpression indicates that the derived sequence is approximately equivalent to the reference indicated, and is typically used for describing large regions in contexts where the precision of a literal sequence is unnecessary.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "DerivedSequenceExpression" - ], - "default": "DerivedSequenceExpression" - }, - "location": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/SequenceLocation" - }, - "reverse_complement": { - "type": "boolean" - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "location", - "reverse_complement" - ] - }, - "RepeatedSequenceExpression": { - "description": "An expression of a sequence comprised of a tandem repeating subsequence.", - "additionalProperties": false, - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "RepeatedSequenceExpression" - ], - "default": "RepeatedSequenceExpression" - }, - "seq_expr": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/LiteralSequenceExpression" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DerivedSequenceExpression" - } - ] - }, - "count": { - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - }, - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - ] - } - }, - "allOf": [ - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "count": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Number" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "count": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "count": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/IndefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "count": { - "properties": { - "value": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - { - "if": { - "properties": { - "count": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/DefiniteRange" - } - } - }, - "then": { - "properties": { - "count": { - "properties": { - "min": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - }, - "max": { - "minimum": 0, - "type": "integer" - } - } - } - } - } - } - ], - "required": [ - "type", - "seq_expr", - "count" - ] - }, - "Feature": { - "description": "A named entity that can be mapped to a Location. Genes, protein domains, exons, and chromosomes are some examples of common biological entities that may be Features.", - "oneOf": [ - { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Gene" - } - ], - "discriminator": { - "propertyName": "type" - } - }, - "Gene": { - "description": "A gene is an authoritative representation of one or more heritable :ref:`Locations ` that includes all sequence elements necessary to perform a biological function. A gene may include regulatory, transcribed, and/or other functional Locations.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "Gene" - ], - "default": "Gene" - }, - "gene_id": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/CURIE" - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "gene_id" - ] - }, - "Number": { - "description": "A simple number value as a VRS class.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "Number" - ], - "default": "Number" - }, - "value": { - "type": "number" - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "value" - ] - }, - "IndefiniteRange": { - "description": "An indefinite range represented as a number and associated comparator. The bound operator is interpreted as follows: '>=' are all values greater than and including the value, '<=' are all numbers less than and including the value.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "IndefiniteRange" - ], - "default": "IndefiniteRange" - }, - "value": { - "type": "number" - }, - "comparator": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "<=", - ">=" - ] - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "value", - "comparator" - ] - }, - "DefiniteRange": { - "description": "A bounded, inclusive range of numbers.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "DefiniteRange" - ], - "default": "DefiniteRange" - }, - "min": { - "type": "number" - }, - "max": { - "type": "number" - } - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "min", - "max" - ] - }, - "Sequence": { - "additionalProperties": false, - "description": "A character string of residues that represents a biological sequence using the conventional sequence order (5\u2019-to-3\u2019 for nucleic acid sequences, and amino-to-carboxyl for amino acid sequences). IUPAC ambiguity codes are permitted in Sequences.", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^[A-Z*\\-]*$" - }, - "CURIE": { - "additionalProperties": false, - "description": "A string that refers to an object uniquely. The lifetime and scope of an id is defined by the sender.\nVRS does not impose any contraints on strings used as ids in messages. However, to maximize sharability of data, VRS RECOMMENDS that implementations use [W3C Compact URI (CURIE)](https://www.w3.org/TR/curie/) syntax.\nString CURIEs are represented as `prefix`:`reference` (W3C terminology), but often referred to as `namespace`:`accession` or `namespace`:`local id` colloquially.\nVRS also RECOMMENDS that `prefix` be defined in identifiers.org.\nThe `reference` component is an unconstrained string.\nA CURIE is a URI. URIs may *locate* objects (i.e., specify where to retrieve them) or *name* objects conceptually. VRS uses CURIEs primarily as a naming mechanism.\nImplementations MAY provide CURIE resolution mechanisms for prefixes to make these objects locatable.\nUsing internal ids in public messages is strongly discouraged.", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^\\w[^:]*:.+$", - "example": "ensembl:ENSG00000139618" - }, - "HumanCytoband": { - "additionalProperties": false, - "description": "A interval on a stained metaphase chromosome specified by cytobands. CytobandIntervals include the regions described by the start and end cytobands.", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^cen|[pq](ter|([1-9][0-9]*(\\.[1-9][0-9]*)?))$", - "example": "q22.3" - }, - "SequenceState": { - "deprecated": true, - "description": "DEPRECATED: An assertion of the state of a sequence, typically at a Sequence Location within an Allele.\nThis class is deprecated. Use LiteralSequenceExpression instead.", - "additionalProperties": false, - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "SequenceState" - ], - "default": "SequenceState" - }, - "sequence": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/Sequence" - } - }, - "example": { - "type": "SequenceState", - "sequence": "C" - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "sequence" - ] - }, - "SimpleInterval": { - "deprecated": true, - "description": "DEPRECATED: A SimpleInterval represents a span of sequence. Positions are always represented by contiguous spans using interbase coordinates.\nThis class is deprecated. Use SequenceInterval instead.", - "additionalProperties": false, - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "type": { - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "SimpleInterval" - ], - "default": "SimpleInterval" - }, - "start": { - "type": "integer" - }, - "end": { - "type": "integer" - } - }, - "example": { - "type": "SimpleInterval", - "start": 11, - "end": 22 - }, - "required": [ - "type", - "start", - "end" - ] - } - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/air.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/air.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 6022d64..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/air.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,113 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/air -name: air -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - air: - description: air - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - barometric_press - - carb_dioxide - - carb_monoxide - - chem_administration - - humidity - - methane - - organism_count - - oxygen - - oxy_stat_samp - - perturbation - - pollutants - - resp_part_matter - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - samp_store_temp - - solar_irradiance - - ventilation_rate - - ventilation_type - - volatile_org_comp - - wind_direction - - wind_speed - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - alt: - required: true - elev: - required: false - barometric_press: - required: false - carb_dioxide: - required: false - carb_monoxide: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - humidity: - required: false - methane: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - oxygen: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - pollutants: - required: false - resp_part_matter: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - solar_irradiance: - required: false - temp: - required: false - ventilation_rate: - required: false - ventilation_type: - required: false - volatile_org_comp: - required: false - wind_direction: - required: false - wind_speed: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/built_environment.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/built_environment.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 6e9bef8..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/built_environment.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,513 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/built_environment -name: built_environment -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - built environment: - description: built environment - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - surf_material - - surf_air_cont - - rel_air_humidity - - abs_air_humidity - - surf_humidity - - air_temp - - surf_temp - - surf_moisture_ph - - build_occup_type - - surf_moisture - - dew_point - - carb_dioxide - - ventilation_type - - organism_count - - indoor_space - - indoor_surf - - filter_type - - heat_cool_type - - substructure_type - - building_setting - - light_type - - samp_sort_meth - - space_typ_state - - typ_occup_density - - occup_samp - - occup_density_samp - - address - - adj_room - - aero_struc - - amount_light - - arch_struc - - avg_occup - - avg_dew_point - - avg_temp - - bathroom_count - - bedroom_count - - built_struc_age - - built_struc_set - - built_struc_type - - ceil_area - - ceil_cond - - ceil_finish_mat - - ceil_water_mold - - ceil_struc - - ceil_texture - - ceil_thermal_mass - - ceil_type - - cool_syst_id - - date_last_rain - - build_docs - - door_size - - door_cond - - door_direct - - door_loc - - door_mat - - door_move - - door_water_mold - - door_type - - door_comp_type - - door_type_metal - - door_type_wood - - drawings - - elevator - - escalator - - exp_duct - - exp_pipe - - ext_door - - fireplace_type - - floor_age - - floor_area - - floor_cond - - floor_count - - floor_finish_mat - - floor_water_mold - - floor_struc - - floor_thermal_mass - - freq_clean - - freq_cook - - furniture - - gender_restroom - - hall_count - - handidness - - heat_deliv_loc - - heat_sys_deliv_meth - - heat_system_id - - height_carper_fiber - - inside_lux - - int_wall_cond - - last_clean - - max_occup - - mech_struc - - number_plants - - number_pets - - number_resident - - occup_document - - ext_wall_orient - - ext_window_orient - - rel_humidity_out - - pres_animal_insect - - quad_pos - - rel_samp_loc - - room_air_exch_rate - - room_architec_elem - - room_condt - - room_count - - room_dim - - room_door_dist - - room_loc - - room_moist_dam_hist - - room_net_area - - room_occup - - room_samp_pos - - room_type - - room_vol - - room_window_count - - room_connected - - room_hallway - - room_door_share - - room_wall_share - - samp_weather - - samp_floor - - samp_room_id - - samp_time_out - - season - - season_use - - shading_device_cond - - shading_device_loc - - shading_device_mat - - shad_dev_water_mold - - shading_device_type - - specific_humidity - - specific - - temp_out - - train_line - - train_stat_loc - - train_stop_loc - - vis_media - - wall_area - - wall_const_type - - wall_finish_mat - - wall_height - - wall_loc - - wall_water_mold - - wall_surf_treatment - - wall_texture - - wall_thermal_mass - - water_feat_size - - water_feat_type - - weekday - - window_size - - window_cond - - window_cover - - window_horiz_pos - - window_loc - - window_mat - - window_open_freq - - window_water_mold - - window_status - - window_type - - window_vert_pos - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - surf_material: - required: false - surf_air_cont: - required: false - rel_air_humidity: - required: true - abs_air_humidity: - required: true - surf_humidity: - required: false - air_temp: - required: true - surf_temp: - required: false - surf_moisture_ph: - required: false - build_occup_type: - required: true - surf_moisture: - required: false - dew_point: - required: false - carb_dioxide: - required: true - ventilation_type: - required: true - organism_count: - required: true - indoor_space: - required: true - indoor_surf: - required: false - filter_type: - required: true - heat_cool_type: - required: true - substructure_type: - required: false - building_setting: - required: true - light_type: - required: true - samp_sort_meth: - required: false - space_typ_state: - required: true - typ_occup_density: - required: true - occup_samp: - required: true - occup_density_samp: - required: true - address: - required: false - adj_room: - required: false - aero_struc: - required: false - amount_light: - required: false - arch_struc: - required: false - avg_occup: - required: false - avg_dew_point: - required: false - avg_temp: - required: false - bathroom_count: - required: false - bedroom_count: - required: false - built_struc_age: - required: false - built_struc_set: - required: false - built_struc_type: - required: false - ceil_area: - required: false - ceil_cond: - required: false - ceil_finish_mat: - required: false - ceil_water_mold: - required: false - ceil_struc: - required: false - ceil_texture: - required: false - ceil_thermal_mass: - required: false - ceil_type: - required: false - cool_syst_id: - required: false - date_last_rain: - required: false - build_docs: - required: false - door_size: - required: false - door_cond: - required: false - door_direct: - required: false - door_loc: - required: false - door_mat: - required: false - door_move: - required: false - door_water_mold: - required: false - door_type: - required: false - door_comp_type: - required: false - door_type_metal: - required: false - door_type_wood: - required: false - drawings: - required: false - elevator: - required: false - escalator: - required: false - exp_duct: - required: false - exp_pipe: - required: false - ext_door: - required: false - fireplace_type: - required: false - floor_age: - required: false - floor_area: - required: false - floor_cond: - required: false - floor_count: - required: false - floor_finish_mat: - required: false - floor_water_mold: - required: false - floor_struc: - required: false - floor_thermal_mass: - required: false - freq_clean: - required: false - freq_cook: - required: false - furniture: - required: false - gender_restroom: - required: false - hall_count: - required: false - handidness: - required: false - heat_deliv_loc: - required: false - heat_sys_deliv_meth: - required: false - heat_system_id: - required: false - height_carper_fiber: - required: false - inside_lux: - required: false - int_wall_cond: - required: false - last_clean: - required: false - max_occup: - required: false - mech_struc: - required: false - number_plants: - required: false - number_pets: - required: false - number_resident: - required: false - occup_document: - required: false - ext_wall_orient: - required: false - ext_window_orient: - required: false - rel_humidity_out: - required: false - pres_animal_insect: - required: false - quad_pos: - required: false - rel_samp_loc: - required: false - room_air_exch_rate: - required: false - room_architec_elem: - required: false - room_condt: - required: false - room_count: - required: false - room_dim: - required: false - room_door_dist: - required: false - room_loc: - required: false - room_moist_dam_hist: - required: false - room_net_area: - required: false - room_occup: - required: false - room_samp_pos: - required: false - room_type: - required: false - room_vol: - required: false - room_window_count: - required: false - room_connected: - required: false - room_hallway: - required: false - room_door_share: - required: false - room_wall_share: - required: false - samp_weather: - required: false - samp_floor: - required: false - samp_room_id: - required: false - samp_time_out: - required: false - season: - required: false - season_use: - required: false - shading_device_cond: - required: false - shading_device_loc: - required: false - shading_device_mat: - required: false - shad_dev_water_mold: - required: false - shading_device_type: - required: false - specific_humidity: - required: false - specific: - required: false - temp_out: - required: false - train_line: - required: false - train_stat_loc: - required: false - train_stop_loc: - required: false - vis_media: - required: false - wall_area: - required: false - wall_const_type: - required: false - wall_finish_mat: - required: false - wall_height: - required: false - wall_loc: - required: false - wall_water_mold: - required: false - wall_surf_treatment: - required: false - wall_texture: - required: false - wall_thermal_mass: - required: false - water_feat_size: - required: false - water_feat_type: - required: false - weekday: - required: false - window_size: - required: false - window_cond: - required: false - window_cover: - required: false - window_horiz_pos: - required: false - window_loc: - required: false - window_mat: - required: false - window_open_freq: - required: false - window_water_mold: - required: false - window_status: - required: false - window_type: - required: false - window_vert_pos: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/checklists.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/checklists.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index a5e96d6..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/checklists.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3165 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/checklists -name: checklists -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - MIGS eukaryote: - mixin: true - description: 'Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: eukaryote' - aliases: - - MIGS.eu - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - subspecf_gen_lin - - ploidy - - num_replicons - - extrachrom_elements - - estimated_size - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - pathogenicity - - biotic_relationship - - specific_host - - host_spec_range - - health_disease_stat - - host_disease_stat - - trophic_level - - propagation - - isol_growth_condt - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - compl_score - - compl_software - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - required: false - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - subspecf_gen_lin: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - ploidy: - required: false - num_replicons: - required: false - extrachrom_elements: - required: false - estimated_size: - required: false - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pathogenicity: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - biotic_relationship: - required: false - specific_host: - required: false - host_spec_range: - required: false - health_disease_stat: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - trophic_level: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - propagation: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - isol_growth_condt: - required: true - samp_collec_device: - required: false - samp_collec_method: - required: false - samp_mat_process: - required: false - samp_size: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - required: false - lib_reads_seqd: - required: false - lib_layout: - required: false - lib_vector: - required: false - lib_screen: - required: false - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_qual: - required: true - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - number_contig: - required: true - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - compl_score: - required: false - compl_software: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIGS bacteria: - mixin: true - description: 'Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: cultured bacteria/archaea' - aliases: - - MIGS.ba - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - subspecf_gen_lin - - num_replicons - - extrachrom_elements - - estimated_size - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - pathogenicity - - biotic_relationship - - specific_host - - host_spec_range - - health_disease_stat - - host_disease_stat - - trophic_level - - encoded_traits - - rel_to_oxygen - - isol_growth_condt - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - compl_score - - compl_software - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - required: false - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - subspecf_gen_lin: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - num_replicons: - required: true - extrachrom_elements: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - estimated_size: - required: false - ref_biomaterial: - required: true - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pathogenicity: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - biotic_relationship: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - specific_host: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - host_spec_range: - required: false - health_disease_stat: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - host_disease_stat: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - trophic_level: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - encoded_traits: - required: false - rel_to_oxygen: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - isol_growth_condt: - required: true - samp_collec_device: - required: false - samp_collec_method: - required: false - samp_mat_process: - required: false - samp_size: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - required: false - lib_reads_seqd: - required: false - lib_layout: - required: false - lib_vector: - required: false - lib_screen: - required: false - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_qual: - required: true - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - number_contig: - required: true - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - compl_score: - required: false - compl_software: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIGS plant: - mixin: true - description: 'Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: plant' - aliases: - - MIGS.pl - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - subspecf_gen_lin - - estimated_size - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - specific_host - - host_spec_range - - propagation - - encoded_traits - - isol_growth_condt - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - compl_score - - compl_software - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - required: false - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - subspecf_gen_lin: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - estimated_size: - required: false - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - specific_host: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - host_spec_range: - required: false - propagation: - required: true - encoded_traits: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - isol_growth_condt: - required: true - samp_collec_device: - required: false - samp_collec_method: - required: false - samp_mat_process: - required: false - samp_size: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - required: false - lib_reads_seqd: - required: false - lib_layout: - required: false - lib_vector: - required: false - lib_screen: - required: false - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_qual: - required: false - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - number_contig: - required: false - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - compl_score: - required: false - compl_software: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIGS virus: - mixin: true - description: 'Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: cultured bacteria/archaea' - aliases: - - MIGS.ba - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - subspecf_gen_lin - - num_replicons - - estimated_size - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - pathogenicity - - biotic_relationship - - specific_host - - host_spec_range - - health_disease_stat - - host_disease_stat - - propagation - - encoded_traits - - isol_growth_condt - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - virus_enrich_appr - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - compl_score - - compl_software - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - required: false - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - subspecf_gen_lin: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - num_replicons: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - estimated_size: - required: false - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pathogenicity: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - biotic_relationship: - required: false - specific_host: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - host_spec_range: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - health_disease_stat: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - host_disease_stat: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - propagation: - required: true - encoded_traits: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - isol_growth_condt: - required: true - samp_collec_device: - required: false - samp_collec_method: - required: false - samp_mat_process: - required: false - samp_size: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - virus_enrich_appr: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - required: false - lib_reads_seqd: - required: false - lib_layout: - required: false - lib_vector: - required: false - lib_screen: - required: false - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_qual: - required: false - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - number_contig: - required: false - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - compl_score: - required: false - compl_software: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIGS org: - mixin: true - description: 'Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: org' - aliases: - - MIGS.org - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - subspecf_gen_lin - - extrachrom_elements - - estimated_size - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - isol_growth_condt - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - compl_score - - compl_software - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - required: false - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - subspecf_gen_lin: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - extrachrom_elements: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - estimated_size: - required: false - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - isol_growth_condt: - required: true - samp_collec_device: - required: false - samp_collec_method: - required: false - samp_mat_process: - required: false - samp_size: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - required: false - lib_reads_seqd: - required: false - lib_layout: - required: false - lib_vector: - required: false - lib_screen: - required: false - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_qual: - required: false - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - number_contig: - required: false - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - compl_score: - required: false - compl_software: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - ME: - mixin: true - description: Metagenome or Environmental - aliases: - - ME - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - rel_to_oxygen - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - size_frac - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - mid - - adapters - - seq_meth - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - rel_to_oxygen: - required: false - samp_collec_device: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_collec_method: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_mat_process: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - size_frac: - required: false - samp_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_reads_seqd: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_layout: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_vector: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_screen: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - mid: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - assembly_qual: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - annot: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - number_contig: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIMARKS specimen: - mixin: true - description: 'Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: specimen' - aliases: - - MIMARKS.specimen - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - source_mat_id - - rel_to_oxygen - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - size_frac - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - target_gene - - target_subfragment - - pcr_primers - - mid - - adapters - - pcr_cond - - seq_meth - - seq_quality_check - - chimera_check - - assembly_software - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - rel_to_oxygen: - required: false - samp_collec_device: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_collec_method: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_mat_process: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - size_frac: - required: false - samp_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_reads_seqd: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_layout: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_vector: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_screen: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - target_gene: - required: true - target_subfragment: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pcr_primers: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - mid: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pcr_cond: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - seq_quality_check: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - chimera_check: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIMARKS survey: - mixin: true - description: 'Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: survey' - aliases: - - MIMARKS.survey - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - subspecf_gen_lin - - extrachrom_elements - - source_mat_id - - biotic_relationship - - trophic_level - - rel_to_oxygen - - isol_growth_condt - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - target_gene - - target_subfragment - - pcr_primers - - pcr_cond - - seq_meth - - seq_quality_check - - chimera_check - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - required: false - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - subspecf_gen_lin: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - extrachrom_elements: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - biotic_relationship: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - trophic_level: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - rel_to_oxygen: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - isol_growth_condt: - required: true - samp_collec_device: - required: false - samp_collec_method: - required: false - samp_mat_process: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_size: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - target_gene: - required: true - target_subfragment: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pcr_primers: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pcr_cond: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - seq_quality_check: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - chimera_check: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MISAG: - mixin: true - description: Minimum Information About a Single Amplified Genome - aliases: - - MISAG - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - rel_to_oxygen - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - size_frac - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - mid - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - x_16s_recover - - trnas - - trna_ext_software - - compl_score - - compl_software - - compl_appr - - contam_score - - contam_screen_input - - contam_screen_param - - decontam_software - - sort_tech - - single_cell_lysis_appr - - single_cell_lysis_prot - - wga_amp_appr - - wga_amp_kit - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - rel_to_oxygen: - required: false - samp_collec_device: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_collec_method: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_mat_process: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - size_frac: - required: false - samp_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_reads_seqd: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_layout: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_vector: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_screen: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - mid: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - required: true - assembly_qual: - required: true - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - required: false - number_contig: - required: false - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - x_16s_recover: - required: false - trnas: - required: false - trna_ext_software: - required: false - compl_score: - required: true - compl_software: - required: true - compl_appr: - required: false - contam_score: - required: true - contam_screen_input: - required: false - contam_screen_param: - required: false - decontam_software: - required: false - sort_tech: - required: true - single_cell_lysis_appr: - required: true - single_cell_lysis_prot: - required: false - wga_amp_appr: - required: true - wga_amp_kit: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIMAG: - mixin: true - description: Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled Genome - aliases: - - MIMAG - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - rel_to_oxygen - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - size_frac - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - mid - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - x_16s_recover - - trnas - - trna_ext_software - - compl_score - - compl_software - - compl_appr - - contam_score - - contam_screen_input - - contam_screen_param - - decontam_software - - bin_param - - bin_software - - reassembly_bin - - mag_cov_software - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - rel_to_oxygen: - required: false - samp_collec_device: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_collec_method: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_mat_process: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - size_frac: - required: false - samp_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_reads_seqd: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_layout: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_vector: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_screen: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - mid: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - required: true - assembly_qual: - required: true - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - required: false - number_contig: - required: false - feat_pred: - required: false - ref_db: - required: false - sim_search_meth: - required: false - tax_class: - required: false - x_16s_recover: - required: false - trnas: - required: false - trna_ext_software: - required: false - compl_score: - required: true - compl_software: - required: true - compl_appr: - required: false - contam_score: - required: true - contam_screen_input: - required: false - contam_screen_param: - required: false - decontam_software: - required: false - bin_param: - required: true - bin_software: - required: true - reassembly_bin: - required: false - mag_cov_software: - required: false - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - MIUVIG: - mixin: true - description: Minimum Information About an Uncultivated Virus Genome - aliases: - - MIUVIG - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - estimated_size - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - pathogenicity - - biotic_relationship - - specific_host - - host_spec_range - - host_disease_stat - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - size_frac - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - source_uvig - - virus_enrich_appr - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - mid - - adapters - - seq_meth - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - trnas - - trna_ext_software - - compl_score - - compl_software - - compl_appr - - sort_tech - - single_cell_lysis_appr - - single_cell_lysis_prot - - wga_amp_appr - - wga_amp_kit - - bin_param - - bin_software - - reassembly_bin - - mag_cov_software - - vir_ident_software - - pred_genome_type - - pred_genome_struc - - detec_type - - otu_class_appr - - otu_seq_comp_appr - - otu_db - - host_pred_appr - - host_pred_est_acc - - associated resource - - sop - slot_usage: - submitted_to_insdc: - required: true - investigation_type: - required: true - samp_name: - required: true - samp_taxon_id: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - experimental_factor: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lat_lon: - required: true - geo_loc_name: - required: true - collection_date: - required: true - env_broad_scale: - required: true - env_local_scale: - required: true - env_medium: - required: true - env_package: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - estimated_size: - required: false - ref_biomaterial: - required: false - source_mat_id: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - pathogenicity: - required: false - biotic_relationship: - required: false - specific_host: - required: false - host_spec_range: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_collec_device: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_collec_method: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_mat_process: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - size_frac: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - source_uvig: - required: true - virus_enrich_appr: - required: true - nucl_acid_ext: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - nucl_acid_amp: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_size: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_reads_seqd: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_layout: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_vector: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - lib_screen: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - mid: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - adapters: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - seq_meth: - required: true - tax_ident: - required: false - assembly_qual: - required: true - assembly_name: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - assembly_software: - required: true - annot: - required: false - number_contig: - required: true - feat_pred: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - ref_db: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sim_search_meth: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - tax_class: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - trnas: - required: false - trna_ext_software: - required: false - compl_score: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - compl_software: - required: false - compl_appr: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sort_tech: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - single_cell_lysis_appr: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - single_cell_lysis_prot: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - wga_amp_appr: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - wga_amp_kit: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - bin_param: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - bin_software: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - reassembly_bin: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - mag_cov_software: - required: false - vir_ident_software: - required: true - pred_genome_type: - required: true - pred_genome_struc: - required: true - detec_type: - required: true - otu_class_appr: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - otu_seq_comp_appr: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - otu_db: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - host_pred_appr: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - host_pred_est_acc: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - associated resource: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - sop: - comments: - - conditional mandatory - air MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package air' - air MIGS bacteria: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package air' - air MIGS plant: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package air' - air MIGS virus: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package air' - air MIGS org: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package air' - air ME: - is_a: air - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package air - air MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package air' - air MIMARKS survey: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package air' - air MISAG: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package air - air MIMAG: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package air - air MIUVIG: - is_a: air - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package air - built environment MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package built environment' - built environment MIGS bacteria: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package built environment' - built environment MIGS plant: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package built environment' - built environment MIGS virus: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package built environment' - built environment MIGS org: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package built environment' - built environment ME: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package built environment - built environment MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package built environment' - built environment MIMARKS survey: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package built environment' - built environment MISAG: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package built environment - built environment MIMAG: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package built environment - built environment MIUVIG: - is_a: built environment - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package built environment - host-associated MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package host-associated' - host-associated MIGS bacteria: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package host-associated' - host-associated MIGS plant: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package host-associated' - host-associated MIGS virus: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package host-associated' - host-associated MIGS org: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package host-associated' - host-associated ME: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package host-associated - host-associated MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package host-associated' - host-associated MIMARKS survey: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package host-associated' - host-associated MISAG: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package host-associated - host-associated MIMAG: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package host-associated - host-associated MIUVIG: - is_a: host-associated - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package host-associated - human-associated MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package human-associated' - human-associated MIGS bacteria: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-associated' - human-associated MIGS plant: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package human-associated' - human-associated MIGS virus: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-associated' - human-associated MIGS org: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package human-associated' - human-associated ME: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package human-associated - human-associated MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package human-associated' - human-associated MIMARKS survey: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package human-associated' - human-associated MISAG: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package human-associated - human-associated MIMAG: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package human-associated - human-associated MIUVIG: - is_a: human-associated - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package human-associated - human-gut MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package human-gut' - human-gut MIGS bacteria: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-gut' - human-gut MIGS plant: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package human-gut' - human-gut MIGS virus: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-gut' - human-gut MIGS org: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package human-gut' - human-gut ME: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package human-gut - human-gut MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package human-gut' - human-gut MIMARKS survey: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package human-gut' - human-gut MISAG: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package human-gut - human-gut MIMAG: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package human-gut - human-gut MIUVIG: - is_a: human-gut - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package human-gut - human-oral MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package human-oral' - human-oral MIGS bacteria: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-oral' - human-oral MIGS plant: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package human-oral' - human-oral MIGS virus: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-oral' - human-oral MIGS org: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package human-oral' - human-oral ME: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package human-oral - human-oral MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package human-oral' - human-oral MIMARKS survey: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package human-oral' - human-oral MISAG: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package human-oral - human-oral MIMAG: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package human-oral - human-oral MIUVIG: - is_a: human-oral - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package human-oral - human-skin MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package human-skin' - human-skin MIGS bacteria: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-skin' - human-skin MIGS plant: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package human-skin' - human-skin MIGS virus: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-skin' - human-skin MIGS org: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package human-skin' - human-skin ME: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package human-skin - human-skin MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package human-skin' - human-skin MIMARKS survey: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package human-skin' - human-skin MISAG: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package human-skin - human-skin MIMAG: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package human-skin - human-skin MIUVIG: - is_a: human-skin - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package human-skin - human-vaginal MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package human-vaginal' - human-vaginal MIGS bacteria: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-vaginal' - human-vaginal MIGS plant: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package human-vaginal' - human-vaginal MIGS virus: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package human-vaginal' - human-vaginal MIGS org: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package human-vaginal' - human-vaginal ME: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package human-vaginal - human-vaginal MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package human-vaginal' - human-vaginal MIMARKS survey: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package human-vaginal' - human-vaginal MISAG: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package human-vaginal - human-vaginal MIMAG: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package human-vaginal - human-vaginal MIUVIG: - is_a: human-vaginal - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package human-vaginal - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores' - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIGS bacteria: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores' - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIGS plant: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores' - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIGS virus: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores' - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIGS org: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores' - hydrocarbon resources-cores ME: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package hydrocarbon resources-cores - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores' - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIMARKS survey: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores' - hydrocarbon resources-cores MISAG: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIMAG: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores - hydrocarbon resources-cores MIUVIG: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-cores - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIGS bacteria: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIGS plant: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIGS virus: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIGS org: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs ME: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIMARKS survey: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MISAG: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIMAG: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs MIUVIG: - is_a: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs - microbial mat_biofilm MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm' - microbial mat_biofilm MIGS bacteria: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm' - microbial mat_biofilm MIGS plant: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm' - microbial mat_biofilm MIGS virus: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm' - microbial mat_biofilm MIGS org: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm' - microbial mat_biofilm ME: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package microbial mat_biofilm - microbial mat_biofilm MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm' - microbial mat_biofilm MIMARKS survey: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm' - microbial mat_biofilm MISAG: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm - microbial mat_biofilm MIMAG: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm - microbial mat_biofilm MIUVIG: - is_a: microbial mat_biofilm - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package microbial mat_biofilm - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment' - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIGS bacteria: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package miscellaneous natural or - artificial environment' - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIGS plant: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment' - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIGS virus: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package miscellaneous natural or - artificial environment' - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIGS org: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment' - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment ME: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment' - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIMARKS survey: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment' - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MISAG: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIMAG: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment MIUVIG: - is_a: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment - plant-associated MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package plant-associated' - plant-associated MIGS bacteria: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package plant-associated' - plant-associated MIGS plant: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package plant-associated' - plant-associated MIGS virus: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package plant-associated' - plant-associated MIGS org: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package plant-associated' - plant-associated ME: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package plant-associated - plant-associated MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package plant-associated' - plant-associated MIMARKS survey: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package plant-associated' - plant-associated MISAG: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package plant-associated - plant-associated MIMAG: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package plant-associated - plant-associated MIUVIG: - is_a: plant-associated - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package plant-associated - sediment MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package sediment' - sediment MIGS bacteria: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package sediment' - sediment MIGS plant: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package sediment' - sediment MIGS virus: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package sediment' - sediment MIGS org: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package sediment' - sediment ME: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package sediment - sediment MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package sediment' - sediment MIMARKS survey: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package sediment' - sediment MISAG: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package sediment - sediment MIMAG: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package sediment - sediment MIUVIG: - is_a: sediment - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package sediment - soil MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package soil' - soil MIGS bacteria: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package soil' - soil MIGS plant: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package soil' - soil MIGS virus: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package soil' - soil MIGS org: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package soil' - soil ME: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package soil - soil MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package soil' - soil MIMARKS survey: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package soil' - soil MISAG: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package soil - soil MIMAG: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package soil - soil MIUVIG: - is_a: soil - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package soil - wastewater_sludge MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package wastewater_sludge' - wastewater_sludge MIGS bacteria: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package wastewater_sludge' - wastewater_sludge MIGS plant: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package wastewater_sludge' - wastewater_sludge MIGS virus: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package wastewater_sludge' - wastewater_sludge MIGS org: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package wastewater_sludge' - wastewater_sludge ME: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package wastewater_sludge - wastewater_sludge MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package wastewater_sludge' - wastewater_sludge MIMARKS survey: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package wastewater_sludge' - wastewater_sludge MISAG: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package wastewater_sludge - wastewater_sludge MIMAG: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package wastewater_sludge - wastewater_sludge MIUVIG: - is_a: wastewater_sludge - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package wastewater_sludge - water MIGS eukaryote: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIGS eukaryote - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - eukaryote with environmental package water' - water MIGS bacteria: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIGS bacteria - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package water' - water MIGS plant: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIGS plant - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - plant with environmental package water' - water MIGS virus: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIGS virus - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - cultured bacteria/archaea with environmental package water' - water MIGS org: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIGS org - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Genome Sequence: - org with environmental package water' - water ME: - is_a: water - mixins: - - ME - description: Combinatorial checklist Metagenome or Environmental with environmental - package water - water MIMARKS specimen: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIMARKS specimen - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - specimen with environmental package water' - water MIMARKS survey: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIMARKS survey - description: 'Combinatorial checklist Minimal Information about a Marker Specimen: - survey with environmental package water' - water MISAG: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MISAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Single Amplified - Genome with environmental package water - water MIMAG: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIMAG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About a Metagenome-Assembled - Genome with environmental package water - water MIUVIG: - is_a: water - mixins: - - MIUVIG - description: Combinatorial checklist Minimum Information About an Uncultivated - Virus Genome with environmental package water -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/core.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/core.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 50448de..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/core.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,117 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/core -name: core -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - core: - description: Core package. Do not use this directly, this is used to build other - packages - slots: - - submitted_to_insdc - - investigation_type - - samp_name - - samp_taxon_id - - project_name - - experimental_factor - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - env_package - - subspecf_gen_lin - - ploidy - - num_replicons - - extrachrom_elements - - estimated_size - - ref_biomaterial - - source_mat_id - - pathogenicity - - biotic_relationship - - specific_host - - host_spec_range - - health_disease_stat - - host_disease_stat - - trophic_level - - propagation - - encoded_traits - - rel_to_oxygen - - isol_growth_condt - - samp_collec_device - - samp_collec_method - - samp_mat_process - - size_frac - - samp_size - - samp_vol_we_dna_ext - - source_uvig - - virus_enrich_appr - - nucl_acid_ext - - nucl_acid_amp - - lib_size - - lib_reads_seqd - - lib_layout - - lib_vector - - lib_screen - - target_gene - - target_subfragment - - pcr_primers - - mid - - adapters - - pcr_cond - - seq_meth - - seq_quality_check - - chimera_check - - tax_ident - - assembly_qual - - assembly_name - - assembly_software - - annot - - number_contig - - feat_pred - - ref_db - - sim_search_meth - - tax_class - - x_16s_recover - - trnas - - trna_ext_software - - compl_score - - compl_software - - compl_appr - - contam_score - - contam_screen_input - - contam_screen_param - - decontam_software - - sort_tech - - single_cell_lysis_appr - - single_cell_lysis_prot - - wga_amp_appr - - wga_amp_kit - - bin_param - - bin_software - - reassembly_bin - - mag_cov_software - - vir_ident_software - - pred_genome_type - - pred_genome_struc - - detec_type - - otu_class_appr - - otu_seq_comp_appr - - otu_db - - host_pred_appr - - host_pred_est_acc - - associated resource - - sop -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/host_associated.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/host_associated.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 2584ef4..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/host_associated.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,180 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/host_associated -name: host_associated -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - host-associated: - description: host-associated - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - ances_data - - biol_stat - - genetic_mod - - host_common_name - - samp_capt_status - - samp_dis_stage - - host_taxid - - host_subject_id - - host_age - - host_life_stage - - host_sex - - chem_administration - - host_body_habitat - - host_body_site - - host_body_product - - host_tot_mass - - host_height - - host_length - - host_diet - - host_last_meal - - host_growth_cond - - host_substrate - - host_family_relation - - host_infra_spec_name - - host_infra_spec_rank - - host_subspecf_genlin - - host_genotype - - host_phenotype - - host_body_temp - - host_dry_mass - - blood_press_diast - - blood_press_syst - - host_color - - host_shape - - gravidity - - perturbation - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - oxy_stat_samp - - organism_count - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - host_symbiont - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - alt: - required: false - depth: - required: false - elev: - required: false - ances_data: - required: false - biol_stat: - required: false - genetic_mod: - required: false - host_common_name: - required: false - samp_capt_status: - required: false - samp_dis_stage: - required: false - host_taxid: - required: false - host_subject_id: - required: false - host_age: - required: false - host_life_stage: - required: false - host_sex: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - host_body_habitat: - required: false - host_body_site: - required: false - host_body_product: - required: false - host_tot_mass: - required: false - host_height: - required: false - host_length: - required: false - host_diet: - required: false - host_last_meal: - required: false - host_growth_cond: - required: false - host_substrate: - required: false - host_family_relation: - required: false - host_infra_spec_name: - required: false - host_infra_spec_rank: - required: false - host_subspecf_genlin: - required: false - host_genotype: - required: false - host_phenotype: - required: false - host_body_temp: - required: false - host_dry_mass: - required: false - blood_press_diast: - required: false - blood_press_syst: - required: false - host_color: - required: false - host_shape: - required: false - gravidity: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - temp: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - host_symbiont: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/human_associated.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/human_associated.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 57d1c26..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/human_associated.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,186 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/human_associated -name: human_associated -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - human-associated: - description: human-associated - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - host_subject_id - - host_age - - host_sex - - ihmc_medication_code - - chem_administration - - host_body_site - - host_body_product - - host_tot_mass - - host_height - - host_diet - - host_last_meal - - host_family_relation - - host_genotype - - host_phenotype - - host_body_temp - - smoker - - host_hiv_stat - - drug_usage - - host_body_mass_index - - diet_last_six_month - - weight_loss_3_month - - ethnicity - - host_occupation - - pet_farm_animal - - travel_out_six_month - - twin_sibling - - medic_hist_perform - - study_complt_stat - - pulmonary_disord - - nose_throat_disord - - blood_blood_disord - - host_pulse - - gestation_state - - maternal_health_stat - - foetal_health_stat - - amniotic_fluid_color - - kidney_disord - - urogenit_tract_disor - - urine_collect_meth - - perturbation - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - oxy_stat_samp - - organism_count - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_dur - - host_symbiont - - samp_store_loc - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - host_subject_id: - required: false - host_age: - required: false - host_sex: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - ihmc_medication_code: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - host_body_site: - required: false - host_body_product: - required: false - host_tot_mass: - required: false - host_height: - required: false - host_diet: - required: false - host_last_meal: - required: false - host_family_relation: - required: false - host_genotype: - required: false - host_phenotype: - required: false - host_body_temp: - required: false - smoker: - required: false - host_hiv_stat: - required: false - drug_usage: - required: false - host_body_mass_index: - required: false - diet_last_six_month: - required: false - weight_loss_3_month: - required: false - ethnicity: - required: false - host_occupation: - required: false - pet_farm_animal: - required: false - travel_out_six_month: - required: false - twin_sibling: - required: false - medic_hist_perform: - required: false - study_complt_stat: - required: false - pulmonary_disord: - required: false - nose_throat_disord: - required: false - blood_blood_disord: - required: false - host_pulse: - required: false - gestation_state: - required: false - maternal_health_stat: - required: false - foetal_health_stat: - required: false - amniotic_fluid_color: - required: false - kidney_disord: - required: false - urogenit_tract_disor: - required: false - urine_collect_meth: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - temp: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - host_symbiont: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/human_gut.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/human_gut.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 7fbf87e..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/human_gut.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,138 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/human_gut -name: human_gut -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - human-gut: - description: human-gut - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - gastrointest_disord - - liver_disord - - special_diet - - host_subject_id - - host_age - - host_sex - - ihmc_medication_code - - chem_administration - - host_body_site - - host_body_product - - host_tot_mass - - host_height - - host_diet - - host_last_meal - - host_family_relation - - host_genotype - - host_phenotype - - host_body_temp - - host_body_mass_index - - ethnicity - - host_occupation - - medic_hist_perform - - host_pulse - - perturbation - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - oxy_stat_samp - - organism_count - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_dur - - host_symbiont - - samp_store_loc - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - gastrointest_disord: - required: false - liver_disord: - required: false - special_diet: - required: false - host_subject_id: - required: false - host_age: - required: false - host_sex: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - ihmc_medication_code: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - host_body_site: - required: false - host_body_product: - required: false - host_tot_mass: - required: false - host_height: - required: false - host_diet: - required: false - host_last_meal: - required: false - host_family_relation: - required: false - host_genotype: - required: false - host_phenotype: - required: false - host_body_temp: - required: false - host_body_mass_index: - required: false - ethnicity: - required: false - host_occupation: - required: false - medic_hist_perform: - required: false - host_pulse: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - temp: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - host_symbiont: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/human_oral.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/human_oral.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 6f1afae..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/human_oral.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,135 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/human_oral -name: human_oral -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - human-oral: - description: human-oral - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - nose_throat_disord - - time_last_toothbrush - - host_subject_id - - host_age - - host_sex - - ihmc_medication_code - - chem_administration - - host_body_site - - host_body_product - - host_tot_mass - - host_height - - host_diet - - host_last_meal - - host_family_relation - - host_genotype - - host_phenotype - - host_body_temp - - host_body_mass_index - - ethnicity - - host_occupation - - medic_hist_perform - - host_pulse - - perturbation - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - oxy_stat_samp - - organism_count - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_dur - - host_symbiont - - samp_store_loc - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - nose_throat_disord: - required: false - time_last_toothbrush: - required: false - host_subject_id: - required: false - host_age: - required: false - host_sex: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - ihmc_medication_code: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - host_body_site: - required: false - host_body_product: - required: false - host_tot_mass: - required: false - host_height: - required: false - host_diet: - required: false - host_last_meal: - required: false - host_family_relation: - required: false - host_genotype: - required: false - host_phenotype: - required: false - host_body_temp: - required: false - host_body_mass_index: - required: false - ethnicity: - required: false - host_occupation: - required: false - medic_hist_perform: - required: false - host_pulse: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - temp: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - host_symbiont: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/human_skin.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/human_skin.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 8423f4f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/human_skin.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,138 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/human_skin -name: human_skin -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - human-skin: - description: human-skin - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - dermatology_disord - - time_since_last_wash - - dominant_hand - - host_subject_id - - host_age - - host_sex - - ihmc_medication_code - - chem_administration - - host_body_site - - host_body_product - - host_tot_mass - - host_height - - host_diet - - host_last_meal - - host_family_relation - - host_genotype - - host_phenotype - - host_body_temp - - host_body_mass_index - - ethnicity - - host_occupation - - medic_hist_perform - - host_pulse - - perturbation - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - oxy_stat_samp - - organism_count - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - host_symbiont - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - dermatology_disord: - required: false - time_since_last_wash: - required: false - dominant_hand: - required: false - host_subject_id: - required: false - host_age: - required: false - host_sex: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - ihmc_medication_code: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - host_body_site: - required: false - host_body_product: - required: false - host_tot_mass: - required: false - host_height: - required: false - host_diet: - required: false - host_last_meal: - required: false - host_family_relation: - required: false - host_genotype: - required: false - host_phenotype: - required: false - host_body_temp: - required: false - host_body_mass_index: - required: false - ethnicity: - required: false - host_occupation: - required: false - medic_hist_perform: - required: false - host_pulse: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - temp: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - host_symbiont: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/human_vaginal.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/human_vaginal.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index a6681d2..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/human_vaginal.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,159 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/human_vaginal -name: human_vaginal -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - human-vaginal: - description: human-vaginal - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - menarche - - sexual_act - - pregnancy - - douche - - birth_control - - menopause - - hrt - - hysterectomy - - gynecologic_disord - - urogenit_disord - - host_subject_id - - host_age - - host_sex - - ihmc_medication_code - - chem_administration - - host_body_site - - host_body_product - - host_tot_mass - - host_height - - host_diet - - host_last_meal - - host_family_relation - - host_genotype - - host_phenotype - - host_body_temp - - host_body_mass_index - - ethnicity - - host_occupation - - medic_hist_perform - - host_pulse - - perturbation - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - oxy_stat_samp - - organism_count - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_loc - - samp_store_dur - - host_symbiont - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - menarche: - required: false - sexual_act: - required: false - pregnancy: - required: false - douche: - required: false - birth_control: - required: false - menopause: - required: false - hrt: - required: false - hysterectomy: - required: false - gynecologic_disord: - required: false - urogenit_disord: - required: false - host_subject_id: - required: false - host_age: - required: false - host_sex: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - ihmc_medication_code: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - host_body_site: - required: false - host_body_product: - required: false - host_tot_mass: - required: false - host_height: - required: false - host_diet: - required: false - host_last_meal: - required: false - host_family_relation: - required: false - host_genotype: - required: false - host_phenotype: - required: false - host_body_temp: - required: false - host_body_mass_index: - required: false - ethnicity: - required: false - host_occupation: - required: false - medic_hist_perform: - required: false - host_pulse: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - temp: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - host_symbiont: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_cores.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_cores.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 89f9b86..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_cores.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,273 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_cores -name: hydrocarbon_resources_cores -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - hydrocarbon resources-cores: - description: hydrocarbon resources-cores - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - hcr - - hc_produced - - basin - - field - - reservoir - - hcr_temp - - tvdss_of_hcr_temp - - hcr_pressure - - tvdss_of_hcr_press - - permeability - - porosity - - lithology - - depos_env - - hcr_geol_age - - owc_tvdss - - hcr_fw_salinity - - sulfate_fw - - vfa_fw - - sr_kerog_type - - sr_lithology - - sr_dep_env - - sr_geol_age - - samp_well_name - - win - - samp_type - - samp_subtype - - pressure - - samp_tvdss - - samp_md - - oxy_stat_samp - - samp_transport_cond - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - organism_count - - org_count_qpcr_info - - ph - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - alkalinity - - alkalinity_method - - sulfate - - sulfide - - tot_sulfur - - nitrate - - nitrite - - ammonium - - tot_nitro - - diss_iron - - sodium - - chloride - - potassium - - magnesium - - calcium - - tot_iron - - diss_org_carb - - diss_inorg_carb - - diss_inorg_phosp - - tot_phosp - - suspend_solids - - density - - diss_carb_dioxide - - diss_oxygen_fluid - - vfa - - benzene - - toluene - - ethylbenzene - - xylene - - api - - tan - - viscosity - - pour_point - - saturates_pc - - aromatics_pc - - resins_pc - - asphaltenes_pc - - misc_param - - additional_info - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - hcr: - required: true - hc_produced: - required: true - basin: - required: true - field: - required: false - reservoir: - required: false - hcr_temp: - required: true - tvdss_of_hcr_temp: - required: false - hcr_pressure: - required: false - tvdss_of_hcr_press: - required: false - permeability: - required: false - porosity: - required: false - lithology: - required: false - depos_env: - required: false - hcr_geol_age: - required: false - owc_tvdss: - required: false - hcr_fw_salinity: - required: false - sulfate_fw: - required: true - vfa_fw: - required: true - sr_kerog_type: - required: false - sr_lithology: - required: false - sr_dep_env: - required: false - sr_geol_age: - required: false - samp_well_name: - required: false - win: - required: false - samp_type: - required: true - samp_subtype: - required: false - temp: - required: true - pressure: - required: false - samp_tvdss: - required: false - samp_md: - required: false - elev: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - samp_transport_cond: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - org_count_qpcr_info: - required: false - ph: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: true - salinity: - required: false - alkalinity: - required: false - alkalinity_method: - required: false - sulfate: - required: false - sulfide: - required: false - tot_sulfur: - required: false - nitrate: - required: false - nitrite: - required: false - ammonium: - required: false - tot_nitro: - required: false - diss_iron: - required: false - sodium: - required: false - chloride: - required: false - potassium: - required: false - magnesium: - required: false - calcium: - required: false - tot_iron: - required: false - diss_org_carb: - required: false - diss_inorg_carb: - required: false - diss_inorg_phosp: - required: false - tot_phosp: - required: false - suspend_solids: - required: false - density: - required: false - diss_carb_dioxide: - required: false - diss_oxygen_fluid: - required: false - vfa: - required: false - benzene: - required: false - toluene: - required: false - ethylbenzene: - required: false - xylene: - required: false - api: - required: true - tan: - required: false - viscosity: - required: false - pour_point: - required: false - saturates_pc: - required: false - aromatics_pc: - required: false - resins_pc: - required: false - asphaltenes_pc: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false - additional_info: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_fluids_swabs.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_fluids_swabs.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 6cb3e68..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_fluids_swabs.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,286 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/hydrocarbon_resources_fluids_swabs -name: hydrocarbon_resources_fluids_swabs -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs: - description: hydrocarbon resources-fluids/swabs - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - hcr - - hc_produced - - basin - - field - - reservoir - - hcr_temp - - tvdss_of_hcr_temp - - hcr_pressure - - tvdss_of_hcr_press - - lithology - - depos_env - - hcr_geol_age - - hcr_fw_salinity - - sulfate_fw - - vfa_fw - - prod_start_date - - prod_rate - - water_prod_rate - - water_cut - - iwf - - add_recov_method - - iw_bt_date_well - - biocide - - biocide_admin_method - - chem_treatment - - chem_treat_method - - samp_loc_corr_rate - - samp_well_name - - win - - samp_type - - samp_subtype - - samp_collect_point - - pressure - - oxy_stat_samp - - samp_preserv - - samp_transport_cond - - samp_store_temp - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - organism_count - - org_count_qpcr_info - - ph - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - alkalinity - - alkalinity_method - - sulfate - - sulfide - - tot_sulfur - - nitrate - - nitrite - - ammonium - - tot_nitro - - diss_iron - - sodium - - chloride - - potassium - - magnesium - - calcium - - tot_iron - - diss_org_carb - - diss_inorg_carb - - diss_inorg_phosp - - tot_phosp - - suspend_solids - - density - - diss_carb_dioxide - - diss_oxygen_fluid - - vfa - - benzene - - toluene - - ethylbenzene - - xylene - - api - - tan - - viscosity - - pour_point - - saturates_pc - - aromatics_pc - - resins_pc - - asphaltenes_pc - - misc_param - - additional_info - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - hcr: - required: true - hc_produced: - required: true - basin: - required: true - field: - required: false - reservoir: - required: false - hcr_temp: - required: false - tvdss_of_hcr_temp: - required: false - hcr_pressure: - required: false - tvdss_of_hcr_press: - required: false - lithology: - required: false - depos_env: - required: false - hcr_geol_age: - required: false - hcr_fw_salinity: - required: false - sulfate_fw: - required: false - vfa_fw: - required: false - prod_start_date: - required: false - prod_rate: - required: false - water_prod_rate: - required: false - water_cut: - required: true - iwf: - required: true - add_recov_method: - required: true - iw_bt_date_well: - required: false - biocide: - required: false - biocide_admin_method: - required: false - chem_treatment: - required: false - chem_treat_method: - required: false - samp_loc_corr_rate: - required: false - samp_well_name: - required: false - win: - required: false - samp_type: - required: true - samp_subtype: - required: false - samp_collect_point: - required: true - temp: - required: true - pressure: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - samp_preserv: - required: false - samp_transport_cond: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - org_count_qpcr_info: - required: false - ph: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: true - salinity: - required: false - alkalinity: - required: false - alkalinity_method: - required: false - sulfate: - required: true - sulfide: - required: true - tot_sulfur: - required: false - nitrate: - required: true - nitrite: - required: false - ammonium: - required: false - tot_nitro: - required: false - diss_iron: - required: false - sodium: - required: false - chloride: - required: false - potassium: - required: false - magnesium: - required: false - calcium: - required: false - tot_iron: - required: false - diss_org_carb: - required: false - diss_inorg_carb: - required: false - diss_inorg_phosp: - required: false - tot_phosp: - required: false - suspend_solids: - required: false - density: - required: false - diss_carb_dioxide: - required: false - diss_oxygen_fluid: - required: false - vfa: - required: false - benzene: - required: false - toluene: - required: false - ethylbenzene: - required: false - xylene: - required: false - api: - required: true - tan: - required: false - viscosity: - required: false - pour_point: - required: false - saturates_pc: - required: false - aromatics_pc: - required: false - resins_pc: - required: false - asphaltenes_pc: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false - additional_info: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/microbial_mat_biofilm.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/microbial_mat_biofilm.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index bc0c1d4..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/microbial_mat_biofilm.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,215 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/microbial_mat_biofilm -name: microbial_mat_biofilm -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - microbial mat_biofilm: - description: microbial mat/biofilm - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - alkalinity - - alkyl_diethers - - aminopept_act - - ammonium - - bacteria_carb_prod - - biomass - - bishomohopanol - - bromide - - calcium - - carb_nitro_ratio - - chem_administration - - chloride - - chlorophyll - - diether_lipids - - diss_carb_dioxide - - diss_hydrogen - - diss_inorg_carb - - diss_org_carb - - diss_org_nitro - - diss_oxygen - - glucosidase_act - - magnesium - - mean_frict_vel - - mean_peak_frict_vel - - methane - - misc_param - - n_alkanes - - nitrate - - nitrite - - nitro - - org_carb - - org_matter - - org_nitro - - organism_count - - oxy_stat_samp - - ph - - part_org_carb - - perturbation - - petroleum_hydrocarb - - phaeopigments - - phosphate - - phosplipid_fatt_acid - - potassium - - pressure - - redox_potential - - salinity - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - samp_store_temp - - silicate - - sodium - - sulfate - - sulfide - - tot_carb - - tot_nitro_content - - tot_org_carb - - turbidity - - water_content - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - depth: - required: false - elev: - required: false - alkalinity: - required: false - alkyl_diethers: - required: false - aminopept_act: - required: false - ammonium: - required: false - bacteria_carb_prod: - required: false - biomass: - required: false - bishomohopanol: - required: false - bromide: - required: false - calcium: - required: false - carb_nitro_ratio: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - chloride: - required: false - chlorophyll: - required: false - diether_lipids: - required: false - diss_carb_dioxide: - required: false - diss_hydrogen: - required: false - diss_inorg_carb: - required: false - diss_org_carb: - required: false - diss_org_nitro: - required: false - diss_oxygen: - required: false - glucosidase_act: - required: false - magnesium: - required: false - mean_frict_vel: - required: false - mean_peak_frict_vel: - required: false - methane: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false - n_alkanes: - required: false - nitrate: - required: false - nitrite: - required: false - nitro: - required: false - org_carb: - required: false - org_matter: - required: false - org_nitro: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - ph: - required: false - part_org_carb: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - petroleum_hydrocarb: - required: false - phaeopigments: - required: false - phosphate: - required: false - phosplipid_fatt_acid: - required: false - potassium: - required: false - pressure: - required: false - redox_potential: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - silicate: - required: false - sodium: - required: false - sulfate: - required: false - sulfide: - required: false - temp: - required: false - tot_carb: - required: false - tot_nitro_content: - required: false - tot_org_carb: - required: false - turbidity: - required: false - water_content: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/miscellaneous_natural_or_artificial_environment.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/miscellaneous_natural_or_artificial_environment.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 72f53f2..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/miscellaneous_natural_or_artificial_environment.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,160 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/miscellaneous_natural_or_artificial_environment -name: miscellaneous_natural_or_artificial_environment -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment: - description: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - alkalinity - - ammonium - - biomass - - bromide - - calcium - - chem_administration - - chloride - - chlorophyll - - density - - diether_lipids - - diss_carb_dioxide - - diss_hydrogen - - diss_inorg_carb - - diss_org_nitro - - diss_oxygen - - misc_param - - nitrate - - nitrite - - nitro - - org_carb - - org_matter - - org_nitro - - organism_count - - oxy_stat_samp - - ph - - perturbation - - phosphate - - phosplipid_fatt_acid - - potassium - - pressure - - salinity - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - samp_store_temp - - silicate - - sodium - - sulfate - - sulfide - - water_current - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - alt: - required: false - depth: - required: false - elev: - required: false - alkalinity: - required: false - ammonium: - required: false - biomass: - required: false - bromide: - required: false - calcium: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - chloride: - required: false - chlorophyll: - required: false - density: - required: false - diether_lipids: - required: false - diss_carb_dioxide: - required: false - diss_hydrogen: - required: false - diss_inorg_carb: - required: false - diss_org_nitro: - required: false - diss_oxygen: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false - nitrate: - required: false - nitrite: - required: false - nitro: - required: false - org_carb: - required: false - org_matter: - required: false - org_nitro: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - ph: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - phosphate: - required: false - phosplipid_fatt_acid: - required: false - potassium: - required: false - pressure: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - silicate: - required: false - sodium: - required: false - sulfate: - required: false - sulfide: - required: false - temp: - required: false - water_current: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/mixs.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/mixs.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 780be34..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/mixs.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs -name: MIxS -description: Minimal Information about any Sequence Standard -imports: -- linkml:types -- checklists -- core -- air -- built_environment -- host_associated -- human_associated -- human_gut -- human_oral -- human_skin -- human_vaginal -- hydrocarbon_resources_cores -- hydrocarbon_resources_fluids_swabs -- microbial_mat_biofilm -- miscellaneous_natural_or_artificial_environment -- plant_associated -- sediment -- soil -- wastewater_sludge -- water -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: {} -subsets: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/plant_associated.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/plant_associated.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 816f694..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/plant_associated.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,257 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/plant_associated -name: plant_associated -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - plant-associated: - description: plant-associated - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - air_temp_regm - - ances_data - - antibiotic_regm - - biol_stat - - biotic_regm - - chem_administration - - chem_mutagen - - climate_environment - - cult_root_med - - fertilizer_regm - - fungicide_regm - - gaseous_environment - - genetic_mod - - gravity - - growth_facil - - growth_habit - - growth_hormone_regm - - herbicide_regm - - host_age - - host_common_name - - host_dry_mass - - host_genotype - - host_height - - host_infra_spec_name - - host_infra_spec_rank - - host_subspecf_genlin - - host_length - - host_life_stage - - host_phenotype - - host_taxid - - host_tot_mass - - host_wet_mass - - humidity_regm - - light_regm - - mechanical_damage - - mineral_nutr_regm - - misc_param - - non_min_nutr_regm - - organism_count - - oxy_stat_samp - - ph_regm - - perturbation - - pesticide_regm - - plant_growth_med - - plant_product - - plant_sex - - plant_struc - - radiation_regm - - rainfall_regm - - root_cond - - root_med_carbon - - root_med_macronutr - - root_med_micronutr - - root_med_suppl - - root_med_ph - - root_med_regl - - root_med_solid - - salt_regm - - samp_capt_status - - samp_dis_stage - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - samp_store_temp - - season_environment - - standing_water_regm - - tiss_cult_growth_med - - water_temp_regm - - watering_regm - - host_symbiont - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - depth: - required: false - elev: - required: false - air_temp_regm: - required: false - ances_data: - required: false - antibiotic_regm: - required: false - biol_stat: - required: false - biotic_regm: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - chem_mutagen: - required: false - climate_environment: - required: false - cult_root_med: - required: false - fertilizer_regm: - required: false - fungicide_regm: - required: false - gaseous_environment: - required: false - genetic_mod: - required: false - gravity: - required: false - growth_facil: - required: false - growth_habit: - required: false - growth_hormone_regm: - required: false - herbicide_regm: - required: false - host_age: - required: false - host_common_name: - required: false - host_disease_stat: - required: false - host_dry_mass: - required: false - host_genotype: - required: false - host_height: - required: false - host_infra_spec_name: - required: false - host_infra_spec_rank: - required: false - host_subspecf_genlin: - required: false - host_length: - required: false - host_life_stage: - required: false - host_phenotype: - required: false - host_taxid: - required: false - host_tot_mass: - required: false - host_wet_mass: - required: false - humidity_regm: - required: false - light_regm: - required: false - mechanical_damage: - required: false - mineral_nutr_regm: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false - non_min_nutr_regm: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - ph_regm: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - pesticide_regm: - required: false - plant_growth_med: - required: false - plant_product: - required: false - plant_sex: - required: false - plant_struc: - required: false - radiation_regm: - required: false - rainfall_regm: - required: false - root_cond: - required: false - root_med_carbon: - required: false - root_med_macronutr: - required: false - root_med_micronutr: - required: false - root_med_suppl: - required: false - root_med_ph: - required: false - root_med_regl: - required: false - root_med_solid: - required: false - salt_regm: - required: false - samp_capt_status: - required: false - samp_dis_stage: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - season_environment: - required: false - standing_water_regm: - required: false - temp: - required: false - tiss_cult_growth_med: - required: false - water_temp_regm: - required: false - watering_regm: - required: false - host_symbiont: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/ranges.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/ranges.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 63291a8..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/ranges.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/ranges -name: ranges -imports: -- linkml:types -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - quantity value: - description: used to record a measurement - attributes: - has unit: - description: Example "m" - has numeric value: - range: double - has raw value: - string_serialization: '{has numeric value} {has unit}' -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/sediment.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/sediment.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 7fa5074..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/sediment.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,233 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/sediment -name: sediment -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - sediment: - description: sediment - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - alkalinity - - alkyl_diethers - - aminopept_act - - ammonium - - bacteria_carb_prod - - biomass - - bishomohopanol - - bromide - - calcium - - carb_nitro_ratio - - chem_administration - - chloride - - chlorophyll - - density - - diether_lipids - - diss_carb_dioxide - - diss_hydrogen - - diss_inorg_carb - - diss_org_carb - - diss_org_nitro - - diss_oxygen - - glucosidase_act - - magnesium - - mean_frict_vel - - mean_peak_frict_vel - - methane - - misc_param - - n_alkanes - - nitrate - - nitrite - - nitro - - org_carb - - org_matter - - org_nitro - - organism_count - - oxy_stat_samp - - ph - - particle_class - - part_org_carb - - perturbation - - petroleum_hydrocarb - - phaeopigments - - phosphate - - phosplipid_fatt_acid - - porosity - - potassium - - pressure - - redox_potential - - salinity - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - samp_store_temp - - sediment_type - - silicate - - sodium - - sulfate - - sulfide - - tidal_stage - - tot_carb - - tot_depth_water_col - - tot_nitro_content - - tot_org_carb - - turbidity - - water_content - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - depth: - required: true - elev: - required: false - alkalinity: - required: false - alkyl_diethers: - required: false - aminopept_act: - required: false - ammonium: - required: false - bacteria_carb_prod: - required: false - biomass: - required: false - bishomohopanol: - required: false - bromide: - required: false - calcium: - required: false - carb_nitro_ratio: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - chloride: - required: false - chlorophyll: - required: false - density: - required: false - diether_lipids: - required: false - diss_carb_dioxide: - required: false - diss_hydrogen: - required: false - diss_inorg_carb: - required: false - diss_org_carb: - required: false - diss_org_nitro: - required: false - diss_oxygen: - required: false - glucosidase_act: - required: false - magnesium: - required: false - mean_frict_vel: - required: false - mean_peak_frict_vel: - required: false - methane: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false - n_alkanes: - required: false - nitrate: - required: false - nitrite: - required: false - nitro: - required: false - org_carb: - required: false - org_matter: - required: false - org_nitro: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - ph: - required: false - particle_class: - required: false - part_org_carb: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - petroleum_hydrocarb: - required: false - phaeopigments: - required: false - phosphate: - required: false - phosplipid_fatt_acid: - required: false - porosity: - required: false - potassium: - required: false - pressure: - required: false - redox_potential: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - sediment_type: - required: false - silicate: - required: false - sodium: - required: false - sulfate: - required: false - sulfide: - required: false - temp: - required: false - tidal_stage: - required: false - tot_carb: - required: false - tot_depth_water_col: - required: false - tot_nitro_content: - required: false - tot_org_carb: - required: false - turbidity: - required: false - water_content: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/soil.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/soil.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 0247f34..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/soil.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,192 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/soil -name: soil -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - soil: - description: soil - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - cur_land_use - - cur_vegetation - - cur_vegetation_meth - - previous_land_use - - prev_land_use_meth - - crop_rotation - - agrochem_addition - - tillage - - fire - - flooding - - extreme_event - - horizon - - horizon_meth - - sieving - - water_content - - water_cont_soil_meth - - pool_dna_extracts - - store_cond - - link_climate_info - - annual_temp - - season_temp - - annual_precpt - - season_precpt - - link_class_info - - fao_class - - local_class - - local_class_meth - - soil_type - - soil_type_meth - - slope_gradient - - slope_aspect - - profile_position - - drainage_class - - texture - - texture_meth - - ph - - ph_meth - - tot_org_carb - - tot_org_c_meth - - tot_nitro_content - - tot_nitro_cont_meth - - microbial_biomass - - micro_biomass_meth - - link_addit_analys - - extreme_salinity - - salinity_meth - - heavy_metals - - heavy_metals_meth - - al_sat - - al_sat_meth - - misc_param - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - depth: - required: true - elev: - required: true - cur_land_use: - required: false - cur_vegetation: - required: false - cur_vegetation_meth: - required: false - previous_land_use: - required: false - prev_land_use_meth: - required: false - crop_rotation: - required: false - agrochem_addition: - required: false - tillage: - required: false - fire: - required: false - flooding: - required: false - extreme_event: - required: false - horizon: - required: false - horizon_meth: - required: false - sieving: - required: false - water_content: - required: false - water_cont_soil_meth: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - pool_dna_extracts: - required: false - store_cond: - required: false - link_climate_info: - required: false - annual_temp: - required: false - season_temp: - required: false - annual_precpt: - required: false - season_precpt: - required: false - link_class_info: - required: false - fao_class: - required: false - local_class: - required: false - local_class_meth: - required: false - soil_type: - required: false - soil_type_meth: - required: false - slope_gradient: - required: false - slope_aspect: - required: false - profile_position: - required: false - drainage_class: - required: false - texture: - required: false - texture_meth: - required: false - ph: - required: false - ph_meth: - required: false - tot_org_carb: - required: false - tot_org_c_meth: - required: false - tot_nitro_content: - required: false - tot_nitro_cont_meth: - required: false - microbial_biomass: - required: false - micro_biomass_meth: - required: false - link_addit_analys: - required: false - extreme_salinity: - required: false - salinity_meth: - required: false - heavy_metals: - required: false - heavy_metals_meth: - required: false - al_sat: - required: false - al_sat_meth: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/terms.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/terms.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index bed0d58..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/terms.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,11219 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/terms -name: terms -imports: -- linkml:types -- ranges -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: - core field: - abstract: true - description: basic fields - investigation field: - abstract: true - description: field describing aspect of the investigation/study to which the sample - belongs - nucleic acid sequence source field: - abstract: true - sequencing field: - abstract: true - mixs extension field: - abstract: true - environment field: - abstract: true - description: field describing environmental aspect of a sample - submitted_to_insdc: - is_a: investigation field - aliases: - - submitted to insdc - description: Depending on the study (large-scale e.g. done with next generation - sequencing technology, or small-scale) sequences have to be submitted to SRA - (Sequence Read Archive), DRA (DDBJ Read Archive) or via the classical Webin/Sequin - systems to Genbank, ENA and DDBJ. Although this field is mandatory, it is meant - as a self-test field, therefore it is not necessary to include this field in - contextual data submitted to databases - range: string - examples: - - value: 'yes' - comments: - - 'Expected value: boolean' - - 'Position: 1.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-1 - pattern: '{boolean}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/60 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000004 - investigation_type: - is_a: investigation field - aliases: - - investigation type - description: Nucleic Acid Sequence Report is the root element of all MIGS/MIMS - compliant reports as standardized by Genomic Standards Consortium. This field - is either eukaryote,bacteria,virus,plasmid,organelle, metagenome,mimarks-survey, - mimarks-specimen, metatranscriptome, single amplified genome, metagenome-assembled - genome, or uncultivated viral genome - range: investigation_type_enum - examples: - - value: metagenome - comments: - - 'Expected value: eukaryote, bacteria_archaea, plasmid, virus, organelle, metagenome,mimarks-survey, - mimarks-specimen, metatranscriptome, single amplified genome, metagenome-assembled - genome, or uncultivated viral genomes' - - 'Position: 2.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-2 - pattern: '[eukaryote|bacteria_archaea|plasmid|virus|organelle|metagenome|metatranscriptome|mimarks-survey|mimarks-specimen|misag|mimag|miuvig]' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/60 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000007 - samp_name: - is_a: investigation field - aliases: - - sample name - description: A local identifier or name that for the material sample used for - extracting nucleic acids, and subsequent sequencing. It can refer either to - the original material collected or to any derived sub-samples. It can have any - format, but we suggest that you make it concise, unique and consistent within - your lab, and as informative as possible. INSDC requires every sample name from - a single Submitter to be unique. Use of a globally unique identifier for the - field source_mat_id is recommended in addition to sample_name. - range: string - examples: - - value: ISDsoil1 - comments: - - 'Expected value: text' - - This field is used in all packages - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/78 - slot_uri: MIXS:0001107 - samp_taxon_id: - is_a: investigation field - aliases: - - Taxonomy ID of DNA sample - description: "NCBI taxon id of the sample. Maybe be a single taxon or mixed taxa\ - \ sample. Use 'synthetic metagenome\u2019 for mock community/positive controls,\ - \ or 'blank sample' for negative controls." - range: string - examples: - - value: Gut Metagenome [NCBI:txid749906] - comments: - - 'Expected value: Taxonomy ID' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text} [NCBI:txid]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001320 - project_name: - is_a: investigation field - aliases: - - project name - description: Name of the project within which the sequencing was organized - range: string - examples: - - value: Forest soil metagenome - comments: - - 'Position: 3.0' - - This field is used in all packages - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-3 - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000092 - experimental_factor: - is_a: investigation field - aliases: - - experimental factor - description: Experimental factors are essentially the variable aspects of an experiment - design which can be used to describe an experiment, or set of experiments, in - an increasingly detailed manner. This field accepts ontology terms from Experimental - Factor Ontology (EFO) and/or Ontology for Biomedical Investigations (OBI). For - a browser of EFO (v 2.95) terms, please see http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/EFO; - for a browser of OBI (v 2018-02-12) terms please see http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/OBI - range: string - examples: - - value: time series design [EFO:EFO_0001779] - comments: - - 'Expected value: text or EFO and/or OBI' - - 'Position: 4.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000008 - lat_lon: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - geographic location (latitude and longitude) - description: The geographical origin of the sample as defined by latitude and - longitude. The values should be reported in decimal degrees and in WGS84 system - range: string - examples: - - value: 50.586825 6.408977 - comments: - - 'Expected value: decimal degrees, limit to 8 decimal points' - - 'Position: 5.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-4.1 Latitude. MIGS-4.2 Longitude - pattern: '{float} {float}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/62 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000009 - depth: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - depth - description: The vertical distance below local surface, e.g. for sediment or soil - samples depth is measured from sediment or soil surface, respectively. Depth - can be reported as an interval for subsurface samples. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 10 meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Position: 6.0' - - 'This field is used in: 8 packages: host-associated, microbial mat_biofilm, - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, - soil, wastewater_sludge, water' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-4.3 - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/63 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000018 - alt: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - altitude - description: Altitude is a term used to identify heights of objects such as airplanes, - space shuttles, rockets, atmospheric balloons and heights of places such as - atmospheric layers and clouds. It is used to measure the height of an object - which is above the earth's surface. In this context, the altitude measurement - is the vertical distance between the earth's surface above sea level and the - sampled position in the air - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 100 meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: air, host-associated, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-4.4 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000094 - elev: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - elevation - description: Elevation of the sampling site is its height above a fixed reference - point, most commonly the mean sea level. Elevation is mainly used when referring - to points on the earth's surface, while altitude is used for points above the - surface, such as an aircraft in flight or a spacecraft in orbit. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 100 meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Position: 7.0' - - 'This field is used in: 9 packages: air, host-associated, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial environment, plant-associated, - sediment, soil, water' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000093 - temp: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - temperature - description: Temperature of the sample at the time of sampling. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 25 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Position: 40.0' - - 'This field is used in: 15 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000113 - geo_loc_name: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - geographic location (country and/or sea,region) - description: The geographical origin of the sample as defined by the country or - sea name followed by specific region name. Country or sea names should be chosen - from the INSDC country list (http://insdc.org/country.html), or the GAZ ontology - (http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/GAZ) - range: string - examples: - - value: 'USA: Maryland, Bethesda' - comments: - - 'Expected value: country or sea name (INSDC or GAZ): region(GAZ), specific location - name' - - 'Position: 8.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-4 - pattern: '{term}: {term}, {text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/79 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000010 - collection_date: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - collection date - description: 'The time of sampling, either as an instance (single point in time) - or interval. In case no exact time is available, the date/time can be right - truncated i.e. all of these are valid times: 2008-01-23T19:23:10+00:00; 2008-01-23T19:23:10; - 2008-01-23; 2008-01; 2008; Except: 2008-01; 2008 all are ISO8601 compliant' - range: date - examples: - - value: 2018-05-11T10:00:00+01:00; 2018-05-11 - comments: - - 'Expected value: date and time' - - 'Position: 9.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-5 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000011 - env_broad_scale: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - broad-scale environmental context - description: "Report the major environmental system the sample or specimen came\ - \ from. The system(s) identified should have a coarse spatial grain, to provide\ - \ the general environmental context of where the sampling was done (e.g. in\ - \ the desert or a rainforest). We recommend using subclasses of EnvO\u2019s\ - \ biome class: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ENVO_00000428. EnvO documentation\ - \ about how to use the field: https://github.com/EnvironmentOntology/envo/wiki/Using-ENVO-with-MIxS" - range: string - examples: - - value: oceanic epipelagic zone biome [ENVO:01000033] for annotating a water - sample from the photic zone in middle of the Atlantic Ocean - comments: - - 'Expected value: The major environment type(s) where the sample was collected. - Recommend subclasses of biome [ENVO:00000428]. Multiple terms can be separated - by one or more pipes.' - - 'Position: 10.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000012 - env_local_scale: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - local environmental context - description: "Report the entity or entities which are in the sample or specimen\u2019\ - s local vicinity and which you believe have significant causal influences on\ - \ your sample or specimen. We recommend using EnvO terms which are of smaller\ - \ spatial grain than your entry for env_broad_scale. Terms, such as anatomical\ - \ sites, from other OBO Library ontologies which interoperate with EnvO (e.g.\ - \ UBERON) are accepted in this field. EnvO documentation about how to use the\ - \ field: https://github.com/EnvironmentOntology/envo/wiki/Using-ENVO-with-MIxS" - range: string - examples: - - value: 'litter layer [ENVO:01000338]; Annotating a pooled sample taken from - various vegetation layers in a forest consider: canopy [ENVO:00000047]|herb - and fern layer [ENVO:01000337]|litter layer [ENVO:01000338]|understory [01000335]|shrub - layer [ENVO:01000336].' - comments: - - 'Expected value: Environmental entities having causal influences upon the entity - at time of sampling.' - - 'Position: 11.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-6 (habitat) - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000013 - env_medium: - is_a: environment field - aliases: - - environmental medium - description: 'Report the environmental material(s) immediately surrounding the - sample or specimen at the time of sampling. We recommend using subclasses of - ''environmental material'' (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ENVO_00010483). EnvO - documentation about how to use the field: https://github.com/EnvironmentOntology/envo/wiki/Using-ENVO-with-MIxS - . Terms from other OBO ontologies are permissible as long as they reference - mass/volume nouns (e.g. air, water, blood) and not discrete, countable entities - (e.g. a tree, a leaf, a table top).' - range: string - examples: - - value: 'soil [ENVO:00001998]; Annotating a fish swimming in the upper 100 m - of the Atlantic Ocean, consider: ocean water [ENVO:00002151]. Example: Annotating - a duck on a pond consider: pond water [ENVO:00002228]|air [ENVO_00002005]' - comments: - - 'Expected value: The material displaced by the entity at time of sampling. Recommend - subclasses of environmental material [ENVO:00010483].' - - 'Position: 12.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000014 - env_package: - is_a: mixs extension field - aliases: - - environmental package - description: MIxS extension for reporting of measurements and observations obtained - from one or more of the environments where the sample was obtained. All environmental - packages listed here are further defined in separate subtables. By giving the - name of the environmental package, a selection of fields can be made from the - subtables and can be reported - range: env_package_enum - examples: - - value: soil - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 13.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[air|built environment|host-associated|human-associated|human-skin|human-oral|human-gut|human-vaginal|hydrocarbon - resources-cores|hydrocarbon resources-fluids/swabs|microbial mat/biofilm|misc - environment|plant-associated|sediment|soil|wastewater/sludge|water]' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/64 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000019 - subspecf_gen_lin: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - subspecific genetic lineage - description: Information about the genetic distinctness of the sequenced organism - below the subspecies level, e.g., serovar, serotype, biotype, ecotype, or any - relevant genetic typing schemes like Group I plasmid. Subspecies should not - be recorded in this term, but in the NCBI taxonomy. Supply both the lineage - name and the lineage rank separated by a colon, e.g., biovar:abc123. - range: string - examples: - - value: serovar:Newport - comments: - - 'Expected value: Genetic lineage below lowest rank of NCBI taxonomy, which is - subspecies, e.g. serovar, biotype, ecotype.' - - 'Position: 14.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{rank name}:{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000020 - ploidy: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - ploidy - description: The ploidy level of the genome (e.g. allopolyploid, haploid, diploid, - triploid, tetraploid). It has implications for the downstream study of duplicated - gene and regions of the genomes (and perhaps for difficulties in assembly). - For terms, please select terms listed under class ploidy (PATO:001374) of Phenotypic - Quality Ontology (PATO), and for a browser of PATO (v 2018-03-27) please refer - to http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/PATO - range: string - examples: - - value: allopolyploidy [PATO:0001379] - comments: - - 'Expected value: PATO' - - 'Position: 15.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000021 - num_replicons: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - number of replicons - description: Reports the number of replicons in a nuclear genome of eukaryotes, - in the genome of a bacterium or archaea or the number of segments in a segmented - virus. Always applied to the haploid chromosome count of a eukaryote - range: string - examples: - - value: '2' - comments: - - 'Expected value: for eukaryotes and bacteria: chromosomes (haploid count); for - viruses: segments' - - 'Position: 16.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000022 - extrachrom_elements: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - extrachromosomal elements - description: Do plasmids exist of significant phenotypic consequence (e.g. ones - that determine virulence or antibiotic resistance). Megaplasmids? Other plasmids - (borrelia has 15+ plasmids) - range: string - examples: - - value: '5' - comments: - - 'Expected value: number of extrachromosmal elements' - - 'Position: 17.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000023 - estimated_size: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - estimated size - description: The estimated size of the genome prior to sequencing. Of particular - importance in the sequencing of (eukaryotic) genome which could remain in draft - form for a long or unspecified period. - range: string - examples: - - value: 300000 bp - comments: - - 'Expected value: number of base pairs' - - 'Position: 18.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{integer} bp' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000024 - ref_biomaterial: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - reference for biomaterial - description: Primary publication if isolated before genome publication; otherwise, - primary genome report. - range: string - examples: - - value: doi:10.1016/j.syapm.2018.01.009 - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID, DOI or URL' - - 'Position: 19.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000025 - source_mat_id: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - source material identifiers - description: A unique identifier assigned to a material sample (as defined by - http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/terms/materialSampleID, and as opposed to a particular - digital record of a material sample) used for extracting nucleic acids, and - subsequent sequencing. The identifier can refer either to the original material - collected or to any derived sub-samples. The INSDC qualifiers /specimen_voucher, - /bio_material, or /culture_collection may or may not share the same value as - the source_mat_id field. For instance, the /specimen_voucher qualifier and source_mat_id - may both contain 'UAM:Herps:14' , referring to both the specimen voucher and - sampled tissue with the same identifier. However, the /culture_collection qualifier - may refer to a value from an initial culture (e.g. ATCC:11775) while source_mat_id - would refer to an identifier from some derived culture from which the nucleic - acids were extracted (e.g. xatc123 or ark:/2154/R2). - range: string - examples: - - value: MPI012345 - comments: - - 'Expected value: for cultures of microorganisms: identifiers for two culture - collections; for other material a unique arbitrary identifer' - - 'Position: 20.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-13 - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/149 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000026 - pathogenicity: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - known pathogenicity - description: To what is the entity pathogenic - range: string - examples: - - value: human, animal, plant, fungi, bacteria - comments: - - 'Expected value: names of organisms that the entity is pathogenic to' - - 'Position: 21.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-14 - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/65 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000027 - biotic_relationship: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - observed biotic relationship - description: Description of relationship(s) between the subject organism and other - organism(s) it is associated with. E.g., parasite on species X; mutualist with - species Y. The target organism is the subject of the relationship, and the other - organism(s) is the object - range: biotic_relationship_enum - examples: - - value: free living - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 22.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-15 - pattern: '[free living|parasitism|commensalism|symbiotic|mutualism]' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/168 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000028 - specific_host: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - host scientific name - description: Report the host's taxonomic name and/or NCBI taxonomy ID. - range: string - examples: - - value: Homo sapiens and/or 9606 - comments: - - 'Expected value: host scientific name, taxonomy ID' - - 'Position: 23.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-16 - pattern: '{text}|{NCBI taxid}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/131 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000029 - host_spec_range: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - host specificity or range - description: The range and diversity of host species that an organism is capable - of infecting, defined by NCBI taxonomy identifier. - range: string - examples: - - value: '9606' - comments: - - 'Expected value: NCBI taxid' - - 'Position: 24.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{integer}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/66 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000030 - health_disease_stat: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - health or disease status of specific host at time of collection - description: Health or disease status of specific host at time of collection - range: health_disease_stat_enum - examples: - - value: dead - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 25.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[healthy|diseased|dead|disease-free|undetermined|recovering|resolving|pre-existing - condition|pathological|life threatening|congenital]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000031 - host_disease_stat: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - host disease status - description: List of diseases with which the host has been diagnosed; can include - multiple diagnoses. The value of the field depends on host; for humans the terms - should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at https://www.disease-ontology.org, - non-human host diseases are free text - range: string - examples: - - value: rabies [DOID:11260] - comments: - - 'Expected value: disease name or Disease Ontology term' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, plant-associated' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000031 - trophic_level: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - trophic level - description: Trophic levels are the feeding position in a food chain. Microbes - can be a range of producers (e.g. chemolithotroph) - range: trophic_level_enum - examples: - - value: heterotroph - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 26.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[autotroph|carboxydotroph|chemoautotroph|chemoheterotroph|chemolithoautotroph|chemolithotroph|chemoorganoheterotroph|chemoorganotroph|chemosynthetic|chemotroph|copiotroph|diazotroph|facultative|autotroph|heterotroph|lithoautotroph|lithoheterotroph|lithotroph|methanotroph|methylotroph|mixotroph|obligate|chemoautolithotroph|oligotroph|organoheterotroph|organotroph|photoautotroph|photoheterotroph|photolithoautotroph|photolithotroph|photosynthetic|phototroph]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000032 - propagation: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - propagation - description: 'The type of reproduction from the parent stock. Values for this - field is specific to different taxa. For phage or virus: lytic/lysogenic/temperate/obligately - lytic. For plasmids: incompatibility group. For eukaryotes: sexual/asexual.' - range: string - examples: - - value: lytic - comments: - - 'Expected value: for virus: lytic, lysogenic, temperate, obligately lytic; for - plasmid: incompatibility group; for eukaryote: asexual, sexual; other more specific - values (e.g., incompatibility group) are allowed' - - 'Position: 27.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/88 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000033 - encoded_traits: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - encoded traits - description: Should include key traits like antibiotic resistance or xenobiotic - degradation phenotypes for plasmids, converting genes for phage - range: string - examples: - - value: beta-lactamase class A - comments: - - 'Expected value: for plasmid: antibiotic resistance; for phage: converting genes' - - 'Position: 28.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/143 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000034 - rel_to_oxygen: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - relationship to oxygen - description: Is this organism an aerobe, anaerobe? Please note that aerobic and - anaerobic are valid descriptors for microbial environments - range: rel_to_oxygen_enum - examples: - - value: aerobe - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 29.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-22 - pattern: '[aerobe|anaerobe|facultative|microaerophilic|microanaerobe|obligate - aerobe|obligate anaerobe]' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/144 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000015 - isol_growth_condt: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - isolation and growth condition - description: Publication reference in the form of pubmed ID (pmid), digital object - identifier (doi) or url for isolation and growth condition specifications of - the organism/material - range: string - examples: - - value: 'doi: 10.1016/j.syapm.2018.01.009' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or URL' - - 'Position: 30.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-23 - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/145 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000003 - samp_collec_device: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - sample collection device - description: The device used to collect an environmental sample. This field accepts - terms listed under environmental sampling device (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ENVO). - This field also accepts terms listed under specimen collection device (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GENEPIO_0002094). - range: string - examples: - - value: swab, biopsy, niskin bottle, push core, drag swab [GENEPIO:0002713] - comments: - - 'Expected value: device name' - - 'Position: 31.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000002 - samp_collec_method: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - sample collection method - description: The method employed for collecting the sample. - range: string - examples: - - value: swabbing - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI,url , or text' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001225 - samp_mat_process: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - sample material processing - description: A brief description of any processing applied to the sample during - or after retrieving the sample from environment, or a link to the relevant protocol(s) - performed. - range: string - examples: - - value: filtering of seawater, storing samples in ethanol - comments: - - 'Expected value: text' - - 'Position: 32.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/146 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000016 - size_frac: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - size fraction selected - description: Filtering pore size used in sample preparation - range: string - examples: - - value: 0-0.22 micrometer - comments: - - 'Expected value: filter size value range' - - 'Position: 33.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{float}-{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000017 - samp_size: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - amount or size of sample collected - description: The total amount or size (volume (ml), mass (g) or area (m2) ) of - sample collected. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millliter, gram, milligram, liter' - - 'Position: 34.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000001 - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - sample volume or weight for DNA extraction - description: 'Volume (ml) or mass (g) of total collected sample processed for - DNA extraction. Note: total sample collected should be entered under the term - Sample Size (MIXS:0000001).' - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1500 milliliter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millliter, gram, milligram, square centimeter' - - 'Position: 17.0' - - 'This field is used in: 16 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, soil, wastewater_sludge, - water' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000111 - source_uvig: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - source of UViGs - description: Type of dataset from which the UViG was obtained - range: source_uvig_enum - examples: - - value: viral fraction metagenome (virome) - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 35.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[metagenome (not viral targeted)|viral fraction metagenome (virome)|sequence-targeted - metagenome|metatranscriptome (not viral targeted)|viral fraction RNA metagenome - (RNA virome)|sequence-targeted RNA metagenome|microbial single amplified genome - (SAG)|viral single amplified genome (vSAG)|isolate microbial genome|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000035 - virus_enrich_appr: - is_a: nucleic acid sequence source field - aliases: - - virus enrichment approach - description: List of approaches used to enrich the sample for viruses, if any - range: virus_enrich_appr_enum - examples: - - value: filtration + FeCl Precipitation + ultracentrifugation + DNAse - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 36.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[filtration|ultrafiltration|centrifugation|ultracentrifugation|PEG Precipitation|FeCl - Precipitation|CsCl density gradient|DNAse|RNAse|targeted sequence capture|other|none]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000036 - nucl_acid_ext: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - nucleic acid extraction - description: A link to a literature reference, electronic resource or a standard - operating procedure (SOP), that describes the material separation to recover - the nucleic acid fraction from a sample - range: string - examples: - - value: https://mobio.com/media/wysiwyg/pdfs/protocols/12888.pdf - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID, DOI or URL' - - 'Position: 37.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000037 - nucl_acid_amp: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - nucleic acid amplification - description: A link to a literature reference, electronic resource or a standard - operating procedure (SOP), that describes the enzymatic amplification (PCR, - TMA, NASBA) of specific nucleic acids - range: string - examples: - - value: https://phylogenomics.me/protocols/16s-pcr-protocol/ - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID, DOI or URL' - - 'Position: 38.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-27 - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000038 - lib_size: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - library size - description: Total number of clones in the library prepared for the project - range: string - examples: - - value: '50' - comments: - - 'Expected value: number of clones' - - 'Position: 39.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-28 - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000039 - lib_reads_seqd: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - library reads sequenced - description: Total number of clones sequenced from the library - range: string - examples: - - value: '20' - comments: - - 'Expected value: number of reads sequenced' - - 'Position: 40.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000040 - lib_layout: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - library layout - description: Specify whether to expect single, paired, or other configuration - of reads - range: lib_layout_enum - examples: - - value: paired - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 41.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[paired|single|vector|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000041 - lib_vector: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - library vector - description: Cloning vector type(s) used in construction of libraries - range: string - examples: - - value: Bacteriophage P1 - comments: - - 'Expected value: vector' - - 'Position: 42.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000042 - lib_screen: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - library screening strategy - description: Specific enrichment or screening methods applied before and/or after - creating libraries - range: string - examples: - - value: enriched, screened, normalized - comments: - - 'Expected value: screening strategy name' - - 'Position: 43.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000043 - target_gene: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - target gene - description: Targeted gene or locus name for marker gene studies - range: string - examples: - - value: 16S rRNA, 18S rRNA, nif, amoA, rpo - comments: - - 'Expected value: gene name' - - 'Position: 44.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000044 - target_subfragment: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - target subfragment - description: Name of subfragment of a gene or locus. Important to e.g. identify - special regions on marker genes like V6 on 16S rRNA - range: string - examples: - - value: V6, V9, ITS - comments: - - 'Expected value: gene fragment name' - - 'Position: 45.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000045 - pcr_primers: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - pcr primers - description: PCR primers that were used to amplify the sequence of the targeted - gene, locus or subfragment. This field should contain all the primers used for - a single PCR reaction if multiple forward or reverse primers are present in - a single PCR reaction. The primer sequence should be reported in uppercase letters - range: string - examples: - - value: FWD:GTGCCAGCMGCCGCGGTAA;REV:GGACTACHVGGGTWTCTAAT - comments: - - 'Expected value: FWD: forward primer sequence;REV:reverse primer sequence' - - 'Position: 46.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: FWD:{dna};REV:{dna} - slot_uri: MIXS:0000046 - mid: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - multiplex identifiers - description: Molecular barcodes, called Multiplex Identifiers (MIDs), that are - used to specifically tag unique samples in a sequencing run. Sequence should - be reported in uppercase letters - range: string - examples: - - value: GTGAATAT - comments: - - 'Expected value: multiplex identifier sequence' - - 'Position: 47.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{dna}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000047 - adapters: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - adapters - description: Adapters provide priming sequences for both amplification and sequencing - of the sample-library fragments. Both adapters should be reported; in uppercase - letters - range: string - examples: - - value: AATGATACGGCGACCACCGAGATCTACACGCT;CAAGCAGAAGACGGCATACGAGAT - comments: - - 'Expected value: adapter A and B sequence' - - 'Position: 48.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{dna};{dna}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000048 - pcr_cond: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - pcr conditions - description: Description of reaction conditions and components of PCR in the form - of 'initial denaturation:94degC_1.5min; annealing=...' - range: string - examples: - - value: initial denaturation:94_3;annealing:50_1;elongation:72_1.5;final elongation:72_10;35 - comments: - - 'Expected value: initial denaturation:degrees_minutes;annealing:degrees_minutes;elongation:degrees_minutes;final - elongation:degrees_minutes;total cycles' - - 'Position: 49.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: initial denaturation:degrees_minutes;annealing:degrees_minutes;elongation:degrees_minutes;final - elongation:degrees_minutes;total cycles - slot_uri: MIXS:0000049 - seq_meth: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - sequencing method - description: Sequencing machine used. Where possible the term should be taken - from the OBI list of DNA sequencers (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/OBI_0400103). - range: string - examples: - - value: 454 Genome Sequencer FLX [OBI:0000702] - comments: - - 'Expected value: Text or OBI' - - 'Position: 50.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-29 - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000050 - seq_quality_check: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - sequence quality check - description: Indicate if the sequence has been called by automatic systems (none) - or undergone a manual editing procedure (e.g. by inspecting the raw data or - chromatograms). Applied only for sequences that are not submitted to SRA,ENA - or DRA - range: string - examples: - - value: none - comments: - - 'Expected value: none or manually edited' - - 'Position: 51.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[none|manually edited]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000051 - chimera_check: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - chimera check software - description: Tool(s) used for chimera checking, including version number and parameters, - to discover and remove chimeric sequences. A chimeric sequence is comprised - of two or more phylogenetically distinct parent sequences. - range: string - examples: - - value: uchime;v4.1;default parameters - comments: - - 'Expected value: name and version of software, parameters used' - - 'Position: 52.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version};{parameters}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000052 - tax_ident: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - taxonomic identity marker - description: The phylogenetic marker(s) used to assign an organism name to the - SAG or MAG - range: tax_ident_enum - examples: - - value: 'other: rpoB gene' - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 53.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[16S rRNA gene|multi-marker approach|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000053 - assembly_qual: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - assembly quality - description: "The assembly quality category is based on sets of criteria outlined\ - \ for each assembly quality category. For MISAG/MIMAG; Finished: Single, validated,\ - \ contiguous sequence per replicon without gaps or ambiguities with a consensus\ - \ error rate equivalent to Q50 or better. High Quality Draft:Multiple fragments\ - \ where gaps span repetitive regions. Presence of the 23S, 16S and 5S rRNA genes\ - \ and at least 18 tRNAs. Medium Quality Draft:Many fragments with little to\ - \ no review of assembly other than reporting of standard assembly statistics.\ - \ Low Quality Draft:Many fragments with little to no review of assembly other\ - \ than reporting of standard assembly statistics. Assembly statistics include,\ - \ but are not limited to total assembly size, number of contigs, contig N50/L50,\ - \ and maximum contig length. For MIUVIG; Finished: Single, validated, contiguous\ - \ sequence per replicon without gaps or ambiguities, with extensive manual review\ - \ and editing to annotate putative gene functions and transcriptional units.\ - \ High-quality draft genome: One or multiple fragments, totaling \u2265 90%\ - \ of the expected genome or replicon sequence or predicted complete. Genome\ - \ fragment(s): One or multiple fragments, totalling < 90% of the expected genome\ - \ or replicon sequence, or for which no genome size could be estimated" - range: assembly_qual_enum - examples: - - value: High-quality draft genome - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 54.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[Finished genome|High-quality draft genome|Medium-quality draft genome|Low-quality - draft genome|Genome fragment(s)]' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/147 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000056 - assembly_name: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - assembly name - description: Name/version of the assembly provided by the submitter that is used - in the genome browsers and in the community - range: string - examples: - - value: HuRef, JCVI_ISG_i3_1.0 - comments: - - 'Expected value: name and version of assembly' - - 'Position: 55.0' - exact_mappings: - - MIGS:MIGS-30 - pattern: '{text} {text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000057 - assembly_software: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - assembly software - description: Tool(s) used for assembly, including version number and parameters - range: string - examples: - - value: metaSPAdes;3.11.0;kmer set 21,33,55,77,99,121, default parameters otherwise - comments: - - 'Expected value: name and version of software, parameters used' - - 'Position: 56.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version};{parameters}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000058 - annot: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - annotation - description: Tool used for annotation, or for cases where annotation was provided - by a community jamboree or model organism database rather than by a specific - submitter - range: string - examples: - - value: prokka - comments: - - 'Expected value: name of tool or pipeline used, or annotation source description' - - 'Position: 57.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/148 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000059 - number_contig: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - number of contigs - description: Total number of contigs in the cleaned/submitted assembly that makes - up a given genome, SAG, MAG, or UViG - range: string - examples: - - value: '40' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Position: 58.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000060 - feat_pred: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - feature prediction - description: Method used to predict UViGs features such as ORFs, integration site, - etc. - range: string - examples: - - value: Prodigal;2.6.3;default parameters - comments: - - 'Expected value: names and versions of software(s), parameters used' - - 'Position: 59.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version};{parameters}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/150 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000061 - ref_db: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - reference database(s) - description: List of database(s) used for ORF annotation, along with version number - and reference to website or publication - range: string - examples: - - value: pVOGs;5;http://dmk-brain.ecn.uiowa.edu/pVOGs/ Grazziotin et al. 2017 - doi:10.1093/nar/gkw975 - comments: - - 'Expected value: names, versions, and references of databases' - - 'Position: 60.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{database};{version};{reference}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/151 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000062 - sim_search_meth: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - similarity search method - description: Tool used to compare ORFs with database, along with version and cutoffs - used - range: string - examples: - - value: HMMER3;3.1b2;hmmsearch, cutoff of 50 on score - comments: - - 'Expected value: names and versions of software(s), parameters used' - - 'Position: 61.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version};{parameters}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000063 - tax_class: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - taxonomic classification - description: Method used for taxonomic classification, along with reference database - used, classification rank, and thresholds used to classify new genomes - range: string - examples: - - value: vConTACT vContact2 (references from NCBI RefSeq v83, genus rank classification, - default parameters) - comments: - - 'Expected value: classification method, database name, and other parameters' - - 'Position: 62.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/152 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000064 - x_16s_recover: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - 16S recovered - description: Can a 16S gene be recovered from the submitted SAG or MAG? - range: string - examples: - - value: 'yes' - comments: - - 'Expected value: boolean' - - 'Position: 63.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{boolean}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/92 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000065 - trnas: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - number of standard tRNAs extracted - description: The total number of tRNAs identified from the SAG or MAG - range: string - examples: - - value: '18' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value from 0-21' - - 'Position: 65.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{integer}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/153 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000067 - trna_ext_software: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - tRNA extraction software - description: Tools used for tRNA identification - range: string - examples: - - value: infernal;v2;default parameters - comments: - - 'Expected value: names and versions of software(s), parameters used' - - 'Position: 66.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version};{parameters}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000068 - compl_score: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - completeness score - description: 'Completeness score is typically based on either the fraction of - markers found as compared to a database or the percent of a genome found as - compared to a closely related reference genome. High Quality Draft: >90%, Medium - Quality Draft: >50%, and Low Quality Draft: < 50% should have the indicated - completeness scores' - range: compl_score_enum - examples: - - value: med;60% - comments: - - 'Expected value: quality;percent completeness' - - 'Position: 67.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[high|med|low];{percentage}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000069 - compl_software: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - completeness software - description: Tools used for completion estimate, i.e. checkm, anvi'o, busco - range: string - examples: - - value: checkm - comments: - - 'Expected value: names and versions of software(s) used' - - 'Position: 68.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000070 - compl_appr: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - completeness approach - description: The approach used to determine the completeness of a given genomic - assembly, which would typically make use of a set of conserved marker genes - or a closely related reference genome. For UViG completeness, include reference - genome or group used, and contig feature suggesting a complete genome - range: compl_appr_enum - examples: - - value: 'other: UViG length compared to the average length of reference genomes - from the P22virus genus (NCBI RefSeq v83)' - comments: - - 'Expected value: text' - - 'Position: 69.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[marker gene|reference based|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000071 - contam_score: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - contamination score - description: 'The contamination score is based on the fraction of single-copy - genes that are observed more than once in a query genome. The following scores - are acceptable for; High Quality Draft: < 5%, Medium Quality Draft: < 10%, Low - Quality Draft: < 10%. Contamination must be below 5% for a SAG or MAG to be - deposited into any of the public databases' - range: string - examples: - - value: 1% - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Position: 70.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{float} percentage' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000072 - contam_screen_input: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - contamination screening input - description: The type of sequence data used as input - range: string - examples: - - value: contigs - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 71.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[reads| contigs]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000005 - contam_screen_param: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - contamination screening parameters - description: Specific parameters used in the decontamination sofware, such as - reference database, coverage, and kmers. Combinations of these parameters may - also be used, i.e. kmer and coverage, or reference database and kmer - range: contam_screen_param_enum - examples: - - value: kmer - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration;value or name' - - 'Position: 72.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[ref db|kmer|coverage|combination];{text|integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000073 - decontam_software: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - decontamination software - description: Tool(s) used in contamination screening - range: decontam_software_enum - examples: - - value: anvi'o - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 73.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[checkm/refinem|anvi''o|prodege|bbtools:decontaminate.sh|acdc|combination]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000074 - sort_tech: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - sorting technology - description: Method used to sort/isolate cells or particles of interest - range: sort_tech_enum - examples: - - value: optical manipulation - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 74.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[flow cytometric cell sorting|microfluidics|lazer-tweezing|optical manipulation|micromanipulation|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000075 - single_cell_lysis_appr: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - single cell or viral particle lysis approach - description: Method used to free DNA from interior of the cell(s) or particle(s) - range: single_cell_lysis_appr_enum - examples: - - value: enzymatic - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 75.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[chemical|enzymatic|physical|combination]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000076 - single_cell_lysis_prot: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - single cell or viral particle lysis kit protocol - description: Name of the kit or standard protocol used for cell(s) or particle(s) - lysis - range: string - examples: - - value: ambion single cell lysis kit - comments: - - 'Expected value: kit, protocol name' - - 'Position: 76.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000054 - wga_amp_appr: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - WGA amplification approach - description: Method used to amplify genomic DNA in preparation for sequencing - range: string - examples: - - value: mda based - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 77.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[pcr based|mda based]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000055 - wga_amp_kit: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - WGA amplification kit - description: Kit used to amplify genomic DNA in preparation for sequencing - range: string - examples: - - value: qiagen repli-g - comments: - - 'Expected value: kit name' - - 'Position: 78.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000006 - bin_param: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - binning parameters - description: The parameters that have been applied during the extraction of genomes - from metagenomic datasets - range: bin_param_enum - examples: - - value: coverage and kmer - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 79.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[homology search|kmer|coverage|codon usage|combination]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000077 - bin_software: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - binning software - description: Tool(s) used for the extraction of genomes from metagenomic datasets, - where possible include a product ID (PID) of the tool(s) used. - range: string - examples: - - value: MetaCluster-TA (RRID:SCR_004599), MaxBin (biotools:maxbin) - comments: - - 'Expected value: names and versions of software(s) used' - - 'Position: 80.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version}{PID}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000078 - reassembly_bin: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - reassembly post binning - description: Has an assembly been performed on a genome bin extracted from a metagenomic - assembly? - range: string - examples: - - value: 'no' - comments: - - 'Expected value: boolean' - - 'Position: 81.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{boolean}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000079 - mag_cov_software: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - MAG coverage software - description: Tool(s) used to determine the genome coverage if coverage is used - as a binning parameter in the extraction of genomes from metagenomic datasets - range: mag_cov_software_enum - examples: - - value: bbmap - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 82.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[bwa|bbmap|bowtie|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000080 - vir_ident_software: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - viral identification software - description: Tool(s) used for the identification of UViG as a viral genome, software - or protocol name including version number, parameters, and cutoffs used - range: string - examples: - - value: VirSorter; 1.0.4; Virome database, category 2 - comments: - - 'Expected value: software name, version and relevant parameters' - - 'Position: 83.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version};{parameters}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000081 - pred_genome_type: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - predicted genome type - description: Type of genome predicted for the UViG - range: pred_genome_type_enum - examples: - - value: dsDNA - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 84.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[DNA|dsDNA|ssDNA|RNA|dsRNA|ssRNA|ssRNA (+)|ssRNA (-)|mixed|uncharacterized]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000082 - pred_genome_struc: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - predicted genome structure - description: Expected structure of the viral genome - range: pred_genome_struc_enum - examples: - - value: non-segmented - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 85.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[segmented|non-segmented|undetermined]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000083 - detec_type: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - detection type - description: Type of UViG detection - range: string - examples: - - value: independent sequence (UViG) - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 86.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[independent sequence (UViG)|provirus (UpViG)]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000084 - otu_class_appr: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - OTU classification approach - description: "Cutoffs and approach used when clustering \u201Cspecies-level\u201D\ - \ OTUs. Note that results from standard 95% ANI / 85% AF clustering should be\ - \ provided alongside OTUS defined from another set of thresholds, even if the\ - \ latter are the ones primarily used during the analysis" - range: string - examples: - - value: 95% ANI;85% AF; greedy incremental clustering - comments: - - 'Expected value: cutoffs and method used' - - 'Position: 87.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{ANI cutoff};{AF cutoff};{clustering method}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000085 - otu_seq_comp_appr: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - OTU sequence comparison approach - description: Tool and thresholds used to compare sequences when computing "species-level" - OTUs - range: string - examples: - - value: 'blastn;2.6.0+;e-value cutoff: 0.001' - comments: - - 'Expected value: software name, version and relevant parameters' - - 'Position: 88.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{software};{version};{parameters}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000086 - otu_db: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - OTU database - description: Reference database (i.e. sequences not generated as part of the current - study) used to cluster new genomes in "species-level" OTUs, if any - range: string - examples: - - value: NCBI Viral RefSeq;83 - comments: - - 'Expected value: database and version' - - 'Position: 89.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{database};{version}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000087 - host_pred_appr: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - host prediction approach - description: Tool or approach used for host prediction - range: host_pred_appr_enum - examples: - - value: CRISPR spacer match - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Position: 90.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '[provirus|host sequence similarity|CRISPR spacer match|kmer similarity|co-occurrence|combination|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000088 - host_pred_est_acc: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - host prediction estimated accuracy - description: For each tool or approach used for host prediction, estimated false - discovery rates should be included, either computed de novo or from the literature - range: string - examples: - - value: 'CRISPR spacer match: 0 or 1 mismatches, estimated 8% FDR at the host - genus rank (Edwards et al. 2016 doi:10.1093/femsre/fuv048)' - comments: - - 'Expected value: false discovery rate' - - 'Position: 91.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000089 - associated resource: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - relevant electronic resources - description: A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise associated - to the sequence. - range: string - examples: - - value: http://www.earthmicrobiome.org/ - comments: - - 'Expected value: reference to resource' - - 'Position: 92.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{PMID} | {DOI} | {URL}' - see_also: https://github.com/GenomicsStandardsConsortium/mixs/issues/67 - slot_uri: MIXS:0000091 - sop: - is_a: sequencing field - aliases: - - relevant standard operating procedures - description: Standard operating procedures used in assembly and/or annotation - of genomes, metagenomes or environmental sequences - range: string - examples: - - value: http://press.igsb.anl.gov/earthmicrobiome/protocols-and-standards/its/ - comments: - - 'Expected value: reference to SOP' - - 'Position: 93.0' - exact_mappings: - - 'MIGS:' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000090 - barometric_press: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - barometric pressure - description: Force per unit area exerted against a surface by the weight of air - above that surface - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 millibar - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millibar' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000096 - carb_dioxide: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - carbon dioxide - description: Carbon dioxide (gas) amount or concentration at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 410 parts per million - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: air, built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000097 - carb_monoxide: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - carbon monoxide - description: Carbon monoxide (gas) amount or concentration at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.1 parts per million - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000098 - chem_administration: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - chemical administration - description: List of chemical compounds administered to the host or site where - sampling occurred, and when (e.g. Antibiotics, n fertilizer, air filter); can - include multiple compounds. For chemical entities of biological interest ontology - (chebi) (v 163), http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/chebi - range: string - examples: - - value: agar [CHEBI:2509];2018-05-11T20:00Z - comments: - - 'Expected value: CHEBI;timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 13 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous - natural or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, - water' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]};{timestamp}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000751 - humidity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - humidity - description: Amount of water vapour in the air, at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 25 gram per cubic meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram per cubic meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000100 - methane: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - methane - description: Methane (gas) amount or concentration at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1800 parts per billion - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, parts per billion, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: air, microbial mat_biofilm, sediment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000101 - organism_count: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - organism count - description: 'Total cell count of any organism (or group of organisms) per gram, - volume or area of sample, should include name of organism followed by count. - The method that was used for the enumeration (e.g. qPCR, atp, mpn, etc.) Should - also be provided. (example: total prokaryotes; 3.5e7 cells per ml; qpcr)' - range: organism_count_enum - examples: - - value: total prokaryotes;3.5e7 cells per milliliter;qPCR - comments: - - 'Expected value: organism name;measurement value;enumeration' - - 'Preferred unit: number of cells per cubic meter, number of cells per milliliter, - number of cells per cubic centimeter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 16 packages: air, built environment, host-associated, - human-associated, human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon - resources-cores, hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, - miscellaneous natural or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, - wastewater_sludge, water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};[qPCR|ATP|MPN|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000103 - oxygen: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - oxygen - description: Oxygen (gas) amount or concentration at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 600 parts per million - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000104 - oxy_stat_samp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - oxygenation status of sample - description: Oxygenation status of sample - range: oxy_stat_samp_enum - examples: - - value: aerobic - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 15 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - pattern: '[aerobic|anaerobic|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000753 - perturbation: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - perturbation - description: Type of perturbation, e.g. chemical administration, physical disturbance, - etc., coupled with perturbation regimen including how many times the perturbation - was repeated, how long each perturbation lasted, and the start and end time - of the entire perturbation period; can include multiple perturbation types - range: string - examples: - - value: antibiotic addition;R2/2018-05-11T14:30Z/2018-05-11T19:30Z/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: perturbation type name;perturbation interval and duration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 13 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous - natural or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, - water' - pattern: '{text};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000754 - pollutants: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pollutants - description: Pollutant types and, amount or concentrations measured at the time - of sampling; can report multiple pollutants by entering numeric values preceded - by name of pollutant - range: string - examples: - - value: lead;0.15 microgram per cubic meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: pollutant name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter, microgram per cubic - meter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000107 - resp_part_matter: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - respirable particulate matter - description: Concentration of substances that remain suspended in the air, and - comprise mixtures of organic and inorganic substances (PM10 and PM2.5); can - report multiple PM's by entering numeric values preceded by name of PM - range: string - examples: - - value: PM2.5;10 microgram per cubic meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: particulate matter name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per cubic meter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000108 - samp_salinity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample salinity - description: Salinity is the total concentration of all dissolved salts in a liquid - or solid (in the form of an extract obtained by centrifugation) sample. While - salinity can be measured by a complete chemical analysis, this method is difficult - and time consuming. More often, it is instead derived from the conductivity - measurement. This is known as practical salinity. These derivations compare - the specific conductance of the sample to a salinity standard such as seawater - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, practical salinity unit, percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 11 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, plant-associated, wastewater_sludge' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000109 - salinity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - salinity - description: The total concentration of all dissolved salts in a liquid or solid - sample. While salinity can be measured by a complete chemical analysis, this - method is difficult and time consuming. More often, it is instead derived from - the conductivity measurement. This is known as practical salinity. These derivations - compare the specific conductance of the sample to a salinity standard such as - seawater. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 25 practical salinity unit - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: practical salinity unit, percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 15 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000183 - samp_store_dur: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample storage duration - description: Duration for which the sample was stored - range: string - examples: - - value: P1Y6M - comments: - - 'Expected value: duration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 15 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - pattern: '{duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000116 - samp_store_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample storage location - description: Location at which sample was stored, usually name of a specific freezer/room - range: string - examples: - - value: Freezer no:5 - comments: - - 'Expected value: location name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 15 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000755 - samp_store_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample storage temperature - description: Temperature at which sample was stored, e.g. -80 degree Celsius - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: -80 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 15 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000110 - solar_irradiance: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - solar irradiance - description: The amount of solar energy that arrives at a specific area of a surface - during a specific time interval - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1.36 kilowatts per square meter per day - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: kilowatts per square meter per day, ergs per square centimeter - per second' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000112 - ventilation_rate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ventilation rate - description: Ventilation rate of the system in the sampled premises - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 750 cubic meter per minute - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: cubic meter per minute, liters per second' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000114 - ventilation_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ventilation type - description: Ventilation system used in the sampled premises - range: string - examples: - - value: Operable windows - comments: - - 'Expected value: ventilation type name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: air, built environment' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000756 - volatile_org_comp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - volatile organic compounds - description: Concentration of carbon-based chemicals that easily evaporate at - room temperature; can report multiple volatile organic compounds by entering - numeric values preceded by name of compound - range: string - examples: - - value: formaldehyde;500 nanogram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: volatile organic compound name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per cubic meter, parts per million, nanogram per - liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000115 - wind_direction: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wind direction - description: Wind direction is the direction from which a wind originates - range: string - examples: - - value: Northwest - comments: - - 'Expected value: wind direction name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000757 - wind_speed: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wind speed - description: Speed of wind measured at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 21 kilometer per hour - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter per second, kilometer per hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: air' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000118 - misc_param: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - miscellaneous parameter - description: Any other measurement performed or parameter collected, that is not - listed here - range: string - examples: - - value: Bicarbonate ion concentration;2075 micromole per kilogram - comments: - - 'Expected value: parameter name;measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 16 packages: air, host-associated, human-associated, - human-gut, human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, hydrocarbon resources-cores, - hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, plant-associated, sediment, soil, wastewater_sludge, - water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000752 - surf_material: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - surface material - description: Surface materials at the point of sampling - range: surf_material_enum - examples: - - value: wood - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[adobe|carpet|cinder blocks|concrete|hay bales|glass|metal|paint|plastic|stainless - steel|stone|stucco|tile|vinyl|wood]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000758 - surf_air_cont: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - surface-air contaminant - description: Contaminant identified on surface - range: surf_air_cont_enum - examples: - - value: radon - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[dust|organic matter|particulate matter|volatile organic compounds|biological - contaminants|radon|nutrients|biocides]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000759 - rel_air_humidity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - relative air humidity - description: Partial vapor and air pressure, density of the vapor and air, or - by the actual mass of the vapor and air - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 80% - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 3.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000121 - abs_air_humidity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - absolute air humidity - description: Actual mass of water vapor - mh20 - present in the air water vapor - mixture - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 9 gram per gram - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram per gram, kilogram per kilogram, kilogram, pound' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 4.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000122 - surf_humidity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - surface humidity - description: 'Surfaces: water activity as a function of air and material moisture' - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 10% - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 5.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000123 - air_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - air temperature - description: Temperature of the air at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 20 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 6.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000124 - surf_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - surface temperature - description: Temperature of the surface at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 15 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 7.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000125 - surf_moisture_ph: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - surface moisture pH - description: ph measurement of surface - range: double - examples: - - value: '7' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 8.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000760 - build_occup_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - building occupancy type - description: The primary function for which a building or discrete part of a building - is intended to be used - range: build_occup_type_enum - examples: - - value: market - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 9.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[office|market|restaurant|residence|school|residential|commercial|low - rise|high rise|wood framed|office|health care|school|airport|sports complex]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000761 - surf_moisture: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - surface moisture - description: Water held on a surface - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.01 gram per square meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: parts per million, gram per cubic meter, gram per square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 10.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000128 - dew_point: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dew point - description: The temperature to which a given parcel of humid air must be cooled, - at constant barometric pressure, for water vapor to condense into water. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 22 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 11.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000129 - indoor_space: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - indoor space - description: A distinguishable space within a structure, the purpose for which - discrete areas of a building is used - range: indoor_space_enum - examples: - - value: foyer - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 15.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[bedroom|office|bathroom|foyer|kitchen|locker room|hallway|elevator]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000763 - indoor_surf: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - indoor surface - description: Type of indoor surface - range: indoor_surf_enum - examples: - - value: wall - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 16.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[cabinet|ceiling|counter top|door|shelving|vent cover|window|wall]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000764 - filter_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - filter type - description: A device which removes solid particulates or airborne molecular contaminants - range: filter_type_enum - examples: - - value: HEPA - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 17.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[particulate air filter|chemical air filter|low-MERV pleated media|HEPA|electrostatic|gas-phase - or ultraviolet air treatments]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000765 - heat_cool_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - heating and cooling system type - description: Methods of conditioning or heating a room or building - range: heat_cool_type_enum - examples: - - value: heat pump - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 18.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[radiant system|heat pump|forced air system|steam forced heat|wood stove]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000766 - substructure_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - substructure type - description: The substructure or under building is that largely hidden section - of the building which is built off the foundations to the ground floor level - range: substructure_type_enum - examples: - - value: basement - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 19.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[crawlspace|slab on grade|basement]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000767 - building_setting: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - building setting - description: A location (geography) where a building is set - range: building_setting_enum - examples: - - value: rural - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 20.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[urban|suburban|exurban|rural]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000768 - light_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - light type - description: Application of light to achieve some practical or aesthetic effect. - Lighting includes the use of both artificial light sources such as lamps and - light fixtures, as well as natural illumination by capturing daylight. Can also - include absence of light - range: light_type_enum - examples: - - value: desk lamp - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 21.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[natural light|electric light|desk lamp|flourescent lights|natural light|none]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000769 - samp_sort_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample size sorting method - description: Method by which samples are sorted; open face filter collecting total - suspended particles, prefilter to remove particles larger than X micrometers - in diameter, where common values of X would be 10 and 2.5 full size sorting - in a cascade impactor. - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: description of method' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 22.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000216 - space_typ_state: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - space typical state - description: Customary or normal state of the space - range: string - examples: - - value: typically occupied - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 23.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[typically occupied|typically unoccupied]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000770 - typ_occup_density: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - typical occupant density - description: Customary or normal density of occupants - range: double - examples: - - value: '25' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 24.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000771 - occup_samp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - occupancy at sampling - description: Number of occupants present at time of sample within the given space - range: string - examples: - - value: '10' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 25.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000772 - occup_density_samp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - occupant density at sampling - description: Average number of occupants at time of sampling per square footage - range: double - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 26.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000217 - address: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - address - description: The street name and building number where the sampling occurred. - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 27.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000218 - adj_room: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - adjacent rooms - description: List of rooms (room number, room name) immediately adjacent to the - sampling room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: room name;room number' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 28.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text};{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000219 - aero_struc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - aerospace structure - description: Aerospace structures typically consist of thin plates with stiffeners - for the external surfaces, bulkheads and frames to support the shape and fasteners - such as welds, rivets, screws and bolts to hold the components together - range: string - examples: - - value: plane - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 29.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[plane|glider]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000773 - amount_light: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - amount of light - description: The unit of illuminance and luminous emittance, measuring luminous - flux per unit area - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: lux, lumens per square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 30.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000140 - arch_struc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - architectural structure - description: An architectural structure is a human-made, free-standing, immobile - outdoor construction - range: arch_struc_enum - examples: - - value: shed - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 31.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[building|shed|home]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000774 - avg_occup: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - average daily occupancy - description: Daily average occupancy of room. Indicate the number of person(s) - daily occupying the sampling room. - range: double - examples: - - value: '2' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 32.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000775 - avg_dew_point: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - average dew point - description: The average of dew point measures taken at the beginning of every - hour over a 24 hour period on the sampling day - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 25.5 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 33.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000141 - avg_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - average temperature - description: The average of temperatures taken at the beginning of every hour - over a 24 hour period on the sampling day - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 12.5 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 34.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000142 - bathroom_count: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - bathroom count - description: The number of bathrooms in the building - range: string - examples: - - value: '1' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 35.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000776 - bedroom_count: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - bedroom count - description: The number of bedrooms in the building - range: string - examples: - - value: '2' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 36.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000777 - built_struc_age: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - built structure age - description: The age of the built structure since construction - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '15' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Preferred unit: year' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 37.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000145 - built_struc_set: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - built structure setting - description: The characterization of the location of the built structure as high - or low human density - range: string - examples: - - value: rural - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 38.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[urban|rural]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000778 - built_struc_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - built structure type - description: A physical structure that is a body or assemblage of bodies in space - to form a system capable of supporting loads - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 39.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000721 - ceil_area: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling area - description: The area of the ceiling space within the room - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 25 square meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 40.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000148 - ceil_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling condition - description: The physical condition of the ceiling at the time of sampling; photos - or video preferred; use drawings to indicate location of damaged areas - range: ceil_cond_enum - examples: - - value: damaged - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 41.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[new|visible wear|needs repair|damaged|rupture]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000779 - ceil_finish_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling finish material - description: The type of material used to finish a ceiling - range: ceil_finish_mat_enum - examples: - - value: stucco - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 42.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[drywall|mineral fibre|tiles|PVC|plasterboard|metal|fiberglass|stucco|mineral - wool/calcium silicate|wood]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000780 - ceil_water_mold: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling signs of water/mold - description: Signs of the presence of mold or mildew on the ceiling - range: string - examples: - - value: presence of mold visible - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 43.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[presence of mold visible|no presence of mold visible]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000781 - ceil_struc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling structure - description: The construction format of the ceiling - range: string - examples: - - value: concrete - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 44.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[wood frame|concrete]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000782 - ceil_texture: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling texture - description: The feel, appearance, or consistency of a ceiling surface - range: ceil_texture_enum - examples: - - value: popcorn - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 45.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[crows feet|crows-foot stomp|double skip|hawk and trowel|knockdown|popcorn|orange - peel|rosebud stomp|Santa-Fe texture|skip trowel|smooth|stomp knockdown|swirl]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000783 - ceil_thermal_mass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling thermal mass - description: The ability of the ceiling to provide inertia against temperature - fluctuations. Generally this means concrete that is exposed. A metal deck that - supports a concrete slab will act thermally as long as it is exposed to room - air flow - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: joule per degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 46.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000143 - ceil_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ceiling type - description: The type of ceiling according to the ceiling's appearance or construction - range: ceil_type_enum - examples: - - value: coffered - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 47.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[cathedral|dropped|concave|barrel-shaped|coffered|cove|stretched]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000784 - cool_syst_id: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - cooling system identifier - description: The cooling system identifier - range: string - examples: - - value: '12345' - comments: - - 'Expected value: unique identifier' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 48.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000785 - date_last_rain: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - date last rain - description: The date of the last time it rained - range: date - examples: - - value: 2018-05-11:T14:30Z - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 49.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000786 - build_docs: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - design, construction, and operation documents - description: The building design, construction and operation documents - range: build_docs_enum - examples: - - value: maintenance plans - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 50.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[building information model|commissioning report|complaint logs|contract - administration|cost estimate|janitorial schedules or logs|maintenance plans|schedule|sections|shop - drawings|submittals|ventilation system|windows]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000787 - door_size: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door area or size - description: The size of the door - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 2.5 square meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 51.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000158 - door_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door condition - description: The phsical condition of the door - range: door_cond_enum - examples: - - value: new - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 52.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[damaged|needs repair|new|rupture|visible wear]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000788 - door_direct: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door direction of opening - description: The direction the door opens - range: door_direct_enum - examples: - - value: inward - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 53.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[inward|outward|sideways]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000789 - door_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door location - description: The relative location of the door in the room - range: door_loc_enum - examples: - - value: north - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 54.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[north|south|east|west]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000790 - door_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door material - description: The material the door is composed of - range: door_mat_enum - examples: - - value: wood - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 55.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[aluminum|cellular PVC|engineered plastic|fiberboard|fiberglass|metal|thermoplastic - alloy|vinyl|wood|wood/plastic composite]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000791 - door_move: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door movement - description: The type of movement of the door - range: door_move_enum - examples: - - value: swinging - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 56.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[collapsible|folding|revolving|rolling shutter|sliding|swinging]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000792 - door_water_mold: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door signs of water/mold - description: Signs of the presence of mold or mildew on a door - range: string - examples: - - value: presence of mold visible - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 57.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[presence of mold visible|no presence of mold visible]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000793 - door_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door type - description: The type of door material - range: door_type_enum - examples: - - value: wooden - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 58.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[composite|metal|wooden]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000794 - door_comp_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door type, composite - description: The composite type of the door - range: door_comp_type_enum - examples: - - value: revolving - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 59.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[metal covered|revolving|sliding|telescopic]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000795 - door_type_metal: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door type, metal - description: The type of metal door - range: door_type_metal_enum - examples: - - value: hollow - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 60.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[collapsible|corrugated steel|hollow|rolling shutters|steel plate]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000796 - door_type_wood: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - door type, wood - description: The type of wood door - range: door_type_wood_enum - examples: - - value: battened - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 61.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[bettened and ledged|battened|ledged and braced|battened|ledged and - framed|battened|ledged, braced and frame|framed and paneled|glashed or sash|flush|louvered|wire - gauged]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000797 - drawings: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - drawings - description: The buildings architectural drawings; if design is chosen, indicate - phase-conceptual, schematic, design development, and construction documents - range: drawings_enum - examples: - - value: sketch - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 62.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[operation|as built|construction|bid|design|building navigation map|diagram|sketch]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000798 - elevator: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - elevator count - description: The number of elevators within the built structure - range: string - examples: - - value: '2' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 63.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000799 - escalator: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - escalator count - description: The number of escalators within the built structure - range: string - examples: - - value: '4' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 64.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000800 - exp_duct: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - exposed ductwork - description: The amount of exposed ductwork in the room - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 65.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000144 - exp_pipe: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - exposed pipes - description: The number of exposed pipes in the room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 66.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000220 - ext_door: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - exterior door count - description: The number of exterior doors in the built structure - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 67.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000170 - fireplace_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - fireplace type - description: A firebox with chimney - range: string - examples: - - value: wood burning - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 68.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[gas burning|wood burning]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000802 - floor_age: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor age - description: The time period since installment of the carpet or flooring - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Preferred unit: years, weeks, days' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 69.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000164 - floor_area: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor area - description: The area of the floor space within the room - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 70.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000165 - floor_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor condition - description: The physical condition of the floor at the time of sampling; photos - or video preferred; use drawings to indicate location of damaged areas - range: floor_cond_enum - examples: - - value: new - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 71.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[new|visible wear|needs repair|damaged|rupture]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000803 - floor_count: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor count - description: The number of floors in the building, including basements and mechanical - penthouse - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 72.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000225 - floor_finish_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor finish material - description: The floor covering type; the finished surface that is walked on - range: floor_finish_mat_enum - examples: - - value: carpet - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 73.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[tile|wood strip or parquet|carpet|rug|laminate wood|lineoleum|vinyl - composition tile|sheet vinyl|stone|bamboo|cork|terrazo|concrete|none;specify - unfinished|sealed|clear finish|paint]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000804 - floor_water_mold: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor signs of water/mold - description: Signs of the presence of mold or mildew in a room - range: floor_water_mold_enum - examples: - - value: ceiling discoloration - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 74.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[mold odor|wet floor|water stains|wall discoloration|floor discoloration|ceiling - discoloration|peeling paint or wallpaper|bulging walls|condensation]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000805 - floor_struc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor structure - description: Refers to the structural elements and subfloor upon which the finish - flooring is installed - range: floor_struc_enum - examples: - - value: concrete - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 75.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[balcony|floating floor|glass floor|raised floor|sprung floor|wood-framed|concrete]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000806 - floor_thermal_mass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - floor thermal mass - description: The ability of the floor to provide inertia against temperature fluctuations - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: joule per degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 76.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000166 - freq_clean: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - frequency of cleaning - description: The number of times the sample location is cleaned. Frequency of - cleaning might be on a Daily basis, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly or Annually. - range: freq_clean_enum - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration or {text}' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 77.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[ Daily| Weekly| Monthly| Quarterly | Annually| other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000226 - freq_cook: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - frequency of cooking - description: The number of times a meal is cooked per week - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 78.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000227 - furniture: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - furniture - description: The types of furniture present in the sampled room - range: furniture_enum - examples: - - value: chair - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 79.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[cabinet|chair|desks]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000807 - gender_restroom: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - gender of restroom - description: The gender type of the restroom - range: gender_restroom_enum - examples: - - value: male - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 80.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[all gender|female|gender neurtral|male|male and female|unisex]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000808 - hall_count: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - hallway/corridor count - description: The total count of hallways and cooridors in the built structure - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 81.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000228 - handidness: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - handidness - description: The handidness of the individual sampled - range: handidness_enum - examples: - - value: right handedness - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 82.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[ambidexterity|left handedness|mixed-handedness|right handedness]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000809 - heat_deliv_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - heating delivery locations - description: The location of heat delivery within the room - range: heat_deliv_loc_enum - examples: - - value: north - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 83.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[north|south|east|west]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000810 - heat_sys_deliv_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - heating system delivery method - description: The method by which the heat is delivered through the system - range: string - examples: - - value: radiant - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 84.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[conductive|radiant]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000812 - heat_system_id: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - heating system identifier - description: The heating system identifier - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: unique identifier' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 85.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000833 - height_carper_fiber: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - height carpet fiber mat - description: The average carpet fiber height in the indoor environment - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Preferred unit: centimeter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 86.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000167 - inside_lux: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - inside lux light - description: The recorded value at sampling time (power density) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: kilowatt per square metre' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 87.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000168 - int_wall_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - interior wall condition - description: The physical condition of the wall at the time of sampling; photos - or video preferred; use drawings to indicate location of damaged areas - range: int_wall_cond_enum - examples: - - value: damaged - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 88.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[new|visible wear|needs repair|damaged|rupture]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000813 - last_clean: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - last time swept/mopped/vacuumed - description: The last time the floor was cleaned (swept, mopped, vacuumed) - range: date - examples: - - value: 2018-05-11:T14:30Z - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 89.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000814 - max_occup: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - maximum occupancy - description: The maximum amount of people allowed in the indoor environment - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 90.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000229 - mech_struc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mechanical structure - description: 'mechanical structure: a moving structure' - range: mech_struc_enum - examples: - - value: elevator - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 91.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[subway|coach|carriage|elevator|escalator|boat|train|car|bus]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000815 - number_plants: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - number of houseplants - description: The number of plant(s) in the sampling space - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 92.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000230 - number_pets: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - number of pets - description: The number of pets residing in the sampled space - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 93.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000231 - number_resident: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - number of residents - description: The number of individuals currently occupying in the sampling location - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 94.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000232 - occup_document: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - occupancy documentation - description: The type of documentation of occupancy - range: occup_document_enum - examples: - - value: estimate - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 95.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[automated count|estimate|manual count|videos]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000816 - ext_wall_orient: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - orientations of exterior wall - description: The orientation of the exterior wall - range: ext_wall_orient_enum - examples: - - value: northwest - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 96.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[north|south|east|west|northeast|southeast|southwest|northwest]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000817 - ext_window_orient: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - orientations of exterior window - description: The compass direction the exterior window of the room is facing - range: ext_window_orient_enum - examples: - - value: southwest - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 97.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[north|south|east|west|northeast|southeast|southwest|northwest]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000818 - rel_humidity_out: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - outside relative humidity - description: The recorded outside relative humidity value at the time of sampling - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 12 per kilogram of air - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram of air, kilogram of air' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 98.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000188 - pres_animal_insect: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - presence of pets, animals, or insects - description: The type and number of animals or insects present in the sampling - space. - range: pres_animal_insect_enum - examples: - - value: cat;5 - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration;count' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 99.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[cat|dog|rodent|snake|other];{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000819 - quad_pos: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - quadrant position - description: The quadrant position of the sampling room within the building - range: quad_pos_enum - examples: - - value: West side - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 100.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[North side|West side|South side|East side]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000820 - rel_samp_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - relative sampling location - description: The sampling location within the train car - range: rel_samp_loc_enum - examples: - - value: center of car - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 101.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[edge of car|center of car|under a seat]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000821 - room_air_exch_rate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room air exchange rate - description: The rate at which outside air replaces indoor air in a given space - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: liter per hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 102.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000169 - room_architec_elem: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room architectural elements - description: The unique details and component parts that, together, form the architecture - of a distinguisahable space within a built structure - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 103.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000233 - room_condt: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room condition - description: The condition of the room at the time of sampling - range: room_condt_enum - examples: - - value: new - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 104.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[new|visible wear|needs repair|damaged|rupture|visible signs of mold/mildew]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000822 - room_count: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room count - description: The total count of rooms in the built structure including all room - types - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 105.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000234 - room_dim: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room dimensions - description: The length, width and height of sampling room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 106.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer} {unit} x {integer} {unit} x {integer} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000192 - room_door_dist: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room door distance - description: Distance between doors (meters) in the hallway between the sampling - room and adjacent rooms - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 107.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000193 - room_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room location in building - description: The position of the room within the building - range: room_loc_enum - examples: - - value: interior room - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 108.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[corner room|interior room|exterior wall]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000823 - room_moist_dam_hist: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room moisture damage or mold history - description: The history of moisture damage or mold in the past 12 months. Number - of events of moisture damage or mold observed - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 109.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000235 - room_net_area: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room net area - description: The net floor area of sampling room. Net area excludes wall thicknesses - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: square feet, square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 110.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000194 - room_occup: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room occupancy - description: Count of room occupancy at time of sampling - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 111.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000236 - room_samp_pos: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room sampling position - description: The horizontal sampling position in the room relative to architectural - elements - range: room_samp_pos_enum - examples: - - value: south corner - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 112.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[north corner|south corner|west corner|east corner|northeast corner|northwest - corner|southeast corner|southwest corner|center]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000824 - room_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room type - description: The main purpose or activity of the sampling room. A room is any - distinguishable space within a structure - range: room_type_enum - examples: - - value: bathroom - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 113.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[attic|bathroom|closet|conference room|elevator|examining room|hallway|kitchen|mail - room|private office|open office|stairwell|,restroom|lobby|vestibule|mechanical - or electrical room|data center|laboratory_wet|laboratory_dry|gymnasium|natatorium|auditorium|lockers|cafe|warehouse]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000825 - room_vol: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room volume - description: Volume of sampling room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: cubic feet, cubic meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 114.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000195 - room_window_count: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - room window count - description: Number of windows in the room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 115.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000237 - room_connected: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooms connected by a doorway - description: List of rooms connected to the sampling room by a doorway - range: room_connected_enum - examples: - - value: office - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 116.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[attic|bathroom|closet|conference room|elevator|examining room|hallway|kitchen|mail - room|office|stairwell]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000826 - room_hallway: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooms that are on the same hallway - description: List of room(s) (room number, room name) located in the same hallway - as sampling room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: room name;room number' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 117.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text};{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000238 - room_door_share: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooms that share a door with sampling room - description: List of room(s) (room number, room name) sharing a door with the - sampling room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: room name;room number' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 118.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text};{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000242 - room_wall_share: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooms that share a wall with sampling room - description: List of room(s) (room number, room name) sharing a wall with the - sampling room - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: room name;room number' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 119.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text};{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000243 - samp_weather: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sampling day weather - description: The weather on the sampling day - range: samp_weather_enum - examples: - - value: foggy - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 120.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[clear sky|cloudy|foggy|hail|rain|snow|sleet|sunny|windy]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000827 - samp_floor: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sampling floor - description: The floor of the building, where the sampling room is located - range: samp_floor_enum - examples: - - value: 4th floor - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 121.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[1st floor|2nd floor|{integer} floor|basement|lobby]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000828 - samp_room_id: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sampling room ID or name - description: Sampling room number. This ID should be consistent with the designations - on the building floor plans - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 122.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000244 - samp_time_out: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sampling time outside - description: The recent and long term history of outside sampling - range: double - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: time' - - 'Preferred unit: hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 123.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000196 - season: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - season - description: The season when sampling occurred. Any of the four periods into which - the year is divided by the equinoxes and solstices. This field accepts terms - listed under season (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/NCIT_C94729). - range: string - examples: - - value: autumn [NCIT:C94733] - comments: - - 'Expected value: NCIT:C94729' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 124.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000829 - season_use: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - seasonal use - description: The seasons the space is occupied - range: season_use_enum - examples: - - value: Winter - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 125.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[Spring|Summer|Fall|Winter]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000830 - shading_device_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - shading device condition - description: The physical condition of the shading device at the time of sampling - range: shading_device_cond_enum - examples: - - value: new - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 126.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[damaged|needs repair|new|rupture|visible wear]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000831 - shading_device_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - shading device location - description: The location of the shading device in relation to the built structure - range: string - examples: - - value: exterior - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 127.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[exterior|interior]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000832 - shading_device_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - shading device material - description: The material the shading device is composed of - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: material name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 128.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000245 - shad_dev_water_mold: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - shading device signs of water/mold - description: Signs of the presence of mold or mildew on the shading device - range: string - examples: - - value: no presence of mold visible - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 129.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[presence of mold visible|no presence of mold visible]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000834 - shading_device_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - shading device type - description: The type of shading device - range: shading_device_type_enum - examples: - - value: slatted aluminum awning - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 130.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[bahama shutters|exterior roll blind|gambrel awning|hood awning|porchroller - awning|sarasota shutters|slatted aluminum|solid aluminum awning|sun screen|tree|trellis|venetian - awning]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000835 - specific_humidity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - specific humidity - description: The mass of water vapour in a unit mass of moist air, usually expressed - as grams of vapour per kilogram of air, or, in air conditioning, as grains per - pound. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 15 per kilogram of air - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram of air, kilogram of air' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 131.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000214 - specific: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - specifications - description: 'The building specifications. If design is chosen, indicate phase: - conceptual, schematic, design development, construction documents' - range: specific_enum - examples: - - value: construction - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 132.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[operation|as built|construction|bid|design|photos]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000836 - temp_out: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - temperature outside house - description: The recorded temperature value at sampling time outside - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 133.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000197 - train_line: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - train line - description: The subway line name - range: train_line_enum - examples: - - value: red - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 134.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[red|green|orange]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000837 - train_stat_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - train station collection location - description: The train station collection location - range: train_stat_loc_enum - examples: - - value: forest hills - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 135.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[south station above ground|south station underground|south station - amtrak|forest hills|riverside]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000838 - train_stop_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - train stop collection location - description: The train stop collection location - range: train_stop_loc_enum - examples: - - value: end - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 136.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[end|mid|downtown]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000839 - vis_media: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - visual media - description: The building visual media - range: vis_media_enum - examples: - - value: 3D scans - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 137.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[photos|videos|commonly of the building|site context (adjacent buildings, - vegetation, terrain, streets)|interiors|equipment|3D scans]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000840 - wall_area: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall area - description: The total area of the sampled room's walls - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 138.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000198 - wall_const_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall construction type - description: The building class of the wall defined by the composition of the - building elements and fire-resistance rating. - range: wall_const_type_enum - examples: - - value: fire resistive - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 139.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[frame construction|joisted masonry|light noncombustible|masonry noncombustible|modified - fire resistive|fire resistive]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000841 - wall_finish_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall finish material - description: The material utilized to finish the outer most layer of the wall - range: wall_finish_mat_enum - examples: - - value: wood - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 140.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[plaster|gypsum plaster|veneer plaster|gypsum board|tile|terrazzo|stone - facing|acoustical treatment|wood|metal|masonry]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000842 - wall_height: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall height - description: The average height of the walls in the sampled room - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Preferred unit: centimeter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 141.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000221 - wall_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall location - description: The relative location of the wall within the room - range: wall_loc_enum - examples: - - value: north - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 142.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[north|south|east|west]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000843 - wall_water_mold: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall signs of water/mold - description: Signs of the presence of mold or mildew on a wall - range: string - examples: - - value: no presence of mold visible - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 143.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[presence of mold visible|no presence of mold visible]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000844 - wall_surf_treatment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall surface treatment - description: The surface treatment of interior wall - range: wall_surf_treatment_enum - examples: - - value: paneling - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 144.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[painted|wall paper|no treatment|paneling|stucco|fabric]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000845 - wall_texture: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall texture - description: The feel, appearance, or consistency of a wall surface - range: wall_texture_enum - examples: - - value: popcorn - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 145.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[crows feet|crows-foot stomp||double skip|hawk and trowel|knockdown|popcorn|orange - peel|rosebud stomp|Santa-Fe texture|skip trowel|smooth|stomp knockdown|swirl]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000846 - wall_thermal_mass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wall thermal mass - description: The ability of the wall to provide inertia against temperature fluctuations. - Generally this means concrete or concrete block that is either exposed or covered - only with paint - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: joule per degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 146.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000222 - water_feat_size: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water feature size - description: The size of the water feature - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 147.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000223 - water_feat_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water feature type - description: The type of water feature present within the building being sampled - range: water_feat_type_enum - examples: - - value: stream - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 148.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[fountain|pool|standing feature|stream|waterfall]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000847 - weekday: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - weekday - description: The day of the week when sampling occurred - range: weekday_enum - examples: - - value: Sunday - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 149.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday|Sunday]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000848 - window_size: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window area/size - description: The window's length and width - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: inch, meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 150.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{float} {unit} x {float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000224 - window_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window condition - description: The physical condition of the window at the time of sampling - range: window_cond_enum - examples: - - value: rupture - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 151.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[damaged|needs repair|new|rupture|visible wear]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000849 - window_cover: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window covering - description: The type of window covering - range: window_cover_enum - examples: - - value: curtains - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 152.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[blinds|curtains|none]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000850 - window_horiz_pos: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window horizontal position - description: The horizontal position of the window on the wall - range: window_horiz_pos_enum - examples: - - value: middle - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 153.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[left|middle|right]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000851 - window_loc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window location - description: The relative location of the window within the room - range: window_loc_enum - examples: - - value: west - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 154.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[north|south|east|west]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000852 - window_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window material - description: The type of material used to finish a window - range: window_mat_enum - examples: - - value: wood - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 155.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[clad|fiberglass|metal|vinyl|wood]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000853 - window_open_freq: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window open frequency - description: The number of times windows are opened per week - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 156.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000246 - window_water_mold: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window signs of water/mold - description: Signs of the presence of mold or mildew on the window. - range: string - examples: - - value: no presence of mold visible - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 157.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[presence of mold visible|no presence of mold visible]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000854 - window_status: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window status - description: Defines whether the windows were open or closed during environmental - testing - range: string - examples: - - value: open - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 158.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[closed|open]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000855 - window_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window type - description: The type of windows - range: window_type_enum - examples: - - value: fixed window - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 159.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[single-hung sash window|horizontal sash window|fixed window]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000856 - window_vert_pos: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - window vertical position - description: The vertical position of the window on the wall - range: window_vert_pos_enum - examples: - - value: middle - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 160.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: built environment' - pattern: '[bottom|middle|top|low|middle|high]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000857 - ances_data: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ancestral data - description: Information about either pedigree or other ancestral information - description (e.g. parental variety in case of mutant or selection), e.g. A/3*B - (meaning [(A x B) x B] x B) - range: string - examples: - - value: A/3*B - comments: - - 'Expected value: free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000247 - biol_stat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - biological status - description: The level of genome modification. - range: biol_stat_enum - examples: - - value: natural - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '[wild|natural|semi-natural|inbred line|breeder''s line|hybrid|clonal - selection|mutant]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000858 - genetic_mod: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - genetic modification - description: Genetic modifications of the genome of an organism, which may occur - naturally by spontaneous mutation, or be introduced by some experimental means, - e.g. specification of a transgene or the gene knocked-out or details of transient - transfection - range: string - examples: - - value: aox1A transgenic - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI,url or free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 3.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000859 - host_common_name: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host common name - description: Common name of the host. - range: string - examples: - - value: human - comments: - - 'Expected value: common name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 4.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000248 - samp_capt_status: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample capture status - description: Reason for the sample - range: samp_capt_status_enum - examples: - - value: farm sample - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 5.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '[active surveillance in response to an outbreak|active surveillance - not initiated by an outbreak|farm sample|market sample|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000860 - samp_dis_stage: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample disease stage - description: Stage of the disease at the time of sample collection, e.g. inoculation, - penetration, infection, growth and reproduction, dissemination of pathogen. - range: samp_dis_stage_enum - examples: - - value: infection - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 6.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '[dissemination|growth and reproduction|infection|inoculation|penetration|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000249 - host_taxid: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host taxid - description: NCBI taxon id of the host, e.g. 9606 - range: string - examples: - - value: '7955' - comments: - - 'Expected value: NCBI taxon identifier' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 7.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{NCBI taxid}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000250 - host_subject_id: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host subject id - description: A unique identifier by which each subject can be referred to, de-identified. - range: string - examples: - - value: MPI123 - comments: - - 'Expected value: unique identifier' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 8.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000861 - host_age: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host age - description: Age of host at the time of sampling; relevant scale depends on species - and study, e.g. Could be seconds for amoebae or centuries for trees - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 10 days - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Preferred unit: year, day, hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 9.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, plant-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000255 - host_life_stage: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host life stage - description: Description of life stage of host - range: string - examples: - - value: adult - comments: - - 'Expected value: stage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 10.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000251 - host_sex: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host sex - description: Gender or physical sex of the host. - range: host_sex_enum - examples: - - value: non-binary - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 11.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '[female|hermaphrodite|non-binary|male|transgender|transgender (female - to male)|transgender (male to female) |undeclared]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000811 - host_body_habitat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host body habitat - description: Original body habitat where the sample was obtained from - range: string - examples: - - value: nasopharynx - comments: - - 'Expected value: free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 14.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000866 - host_body_site: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host body site - description: Name of body site where the sample was obtained from, such as a specific - organ or tissue (tongue, lung etc...). For foundational model of anatomy ontology - (fma) (v 4.11.0) or Uber-anatomy ontology (UBERON) (v releases/2014-06-15) terms, - please see http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/FMA or http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/UBERON - range: string - examples: - - value: gill [UBERON:0002535] - comments: - - 'Expected value: FMA or UBERON' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 15.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000867 - host_body_product: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host body product - description: Substance produced by the body, e.g. Stool, mucus, where the sample - was obtained from. For foundational model of anatomy ontology (fma) or Uber-anatomy - ontology (UBERON) terms, please see https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/ontologies/fma - or https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/ontologies/uberon - range: string - examples: - - value: Portion of mucus [fma66938] - comments: - - 'Expected value: FMA or UBERON' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 16.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000888 - host_tot_mass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host total mass - description: Total mass of the host at collection, the unit depends on host - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 2500 gram - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: kilogram, gram' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 17.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, plant-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000263 - host_height: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host height - description: The height of subject - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.1 meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: centimeter, millimeter, meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 18.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, plant-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000264 - host_length: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host length - description: The length of subject - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1 meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: centimeter, millimeter, meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 19.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000256 - host_diet: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host diet - description: Type of diet depending on the host, for animals omnivore, herbivore - etc., for humans high-fat, meditteranean etc.; can include multiple diet types - range: string - examples: - - value: herbivore - comments: - - 'Expected value: diet type' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 20.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000869 - host_last_meal: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host last meal - description: Content of last meal and time since feeding; can include multiple - values - range: string - examples: - - value: corn feed;P2H - comments: - - 'Expected value: content;duration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 21.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text};{duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000870 - host_growth_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host growth conditions - description: Literature reference giving growth conditions of the host - range: string - examples: - - value: https://academic.oup.com/icesjms/article/68/2/349/617247 - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI,url or free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 22.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000871 - host_substrate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host substrate - description: The growth substrate of the host. - range: string - examples: - - value: rock - comments: - - 'Expected value: substrate name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 23.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000252 - host_family_relation: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host family relationship - description: Familial relationships to other hosts in the same study; can include - multiple relationships - range: string - examples: - - value: offspring;Mussel25 - comments: - - 'Expected value: relationship type;arbitrary identifier' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 24.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text};{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000872 - host_infra_spec_name: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host infra-specific name - description: Taxonomic information about the host below subspecies level - range: string - examples: - - value: borealis - comments: - - 'Expected value: name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 25.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000253 - host_infra_spec_rank: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host infra-specific rank - description: Taxonomic rank information about the host below subspecies level, - such as variety, form, rank etc. - range: string - examples: - - value: subspecies - comments: - - 'Expected value: rank' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 26.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000254 - host_subspecf_genlin: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host subspecific genetic lineage - description: Information about the genetic distinctness of the host organism below - the subspecies level, e.g., serovar, serotype, biotype, ecotype, or any relevant - genetic typing schemes like Group I plasmid. Subspecies should not be recorded - in this term, but in the NCBI taxonomy. Supply both the lineage name and the - lineage rank separated by a colon, e.g., biovar:abc123. - range: string - examples: - - value: subvariety:glabrum - comments: - - 'Expected value: Genetic lineage below lowest rank of NCBI taxonomy, which is - subspecies, e.g. serovar, biotype, ecotype, plus genetic lineage name.' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - pattern: '{rank name}:{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001318 - host_genotype: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host genotype - description: Observed genotype - range: string - examples: - - value: C57BL/6 - comments: - - 'Expected value: genotype' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 27.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000365 - host_phenotype: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host phenotype - description: Phenotype of human or other host. For phenotypic quality ontology - (pato) (v 2018-03-27) terms, please see http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/pato. - For Human Phenotype Ontology (HP) (v 2018-06-13) please see http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/HP - range: string - examples: - - value: elongated [PATO:0001154] - comments: - - 'Expected value: PATO or HP' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 28.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, plant-associated' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000874 - host_body_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host body temperature - description: Core body temperature of the host when sample was collected - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 15 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 29.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000274 - host_dry_mass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host dry mass - description: Measurement of dry mass - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 500 gram - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: kilogram, gram' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 30.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: host-associated, plant-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000257 - blood_press_diast: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host blood pressure diastolic - description: Resting diastolic blood pressure, measured as mm mercury - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millimeter mercury' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 31.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000258 - blood_press_syst: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host blood pressure systolic - description: Resting systolic blood pressure, measured as mm mercury - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millimeter mercury' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 32.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000259 - host_color: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host color - description: The color of host - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: color' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 33.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000260 - host_shape: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host shape - description: Morphological shape of host - range: string - examples: - - value: round - comments: - - 'Expected value: shape' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 34.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000261 - gravidity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - gravidity - description: Whether or not subject is gravid, and if yes date due or date post-conception, - specifying which is used - range: string - examples: - - value: yes;due date:2018-05-11 - comments: - - 'Expected value: gravidity status;timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 35.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: host-associated' - pattern: '{boolean};{timestamp}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000875 - host_symbiont: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - observed host symbionts - description: The taxonomic name of the organism(s) found living in mutualistic, - commensalistic, or parasitic symbiosis with the specific host. - range: string - examples: - - value: flukeworms - comments: - - 'Expected value: species name or common name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: host-associated, human-associated, human-gut, - human-oral, human-skin, human-vaginal, plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001298 - ihmc_medication_code: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - IHMC medication code - description: Can include multiple medication codes - range: string - examples: - - value: '810' - comments: - - 'Expected value: IHMC code' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 5.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: human-associated, human-gut, human-oral, - human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000884 - smoker: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - smoker - description: Specification of smoking status - range: string - examples: - - value: 'yes' - comments: - - 'Expected value: smoking status' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 17.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{boolean}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000262 - host_hiv_stat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host HIV status - description: HIV status of subject, if yes HAART initiation status should also - be indicated as [YES or NO] - range: string - examples: - - value: yes;yes - comments: - - 'Expected value: HIV status;HAART initiation status' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 18.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{boolean};{boolean}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000265 - drug_usage: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - drug usage - description: Any drug used by subject and the frequency of usage; can include - multiple drugs used - range: drug_usage_enum - examples: - - value: Lipitor;2/day - comments: - - 'Expected value: drug name;frequency' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 19.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text};{integer}/[year|month|week|day|hour]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000894 - host_body_mass_index: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host body-mass index - description: Body mass index, calculated as weight/(height)squared - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 22 kilogram per square meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: kilogram per square meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 20.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: human-associated, human-gut, human-oral, - human-skin, human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000317 - diet_last_six_month: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - major diet change in last six months - description: Specification of major diet changes in the last six months, if yes - the change should be specified - range: string - examples: - - value: yes;vegetarian diet - comments: - - 'Expected value: diet change;current diet' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 21.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{boolean};{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000266 - weight_loss_3_month: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - weight loss in last three months - description: Specification of weight loss in the last three months, if yes should - be further specified to include amount of weight loss - range: string - examples: - - value: yes;5 kilogram - comments: - - 'Expected value: weight loss specification;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: kilogram, gram' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 22.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{boolean};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000295 - ethnicity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ethnicity - description: A category of people who identify with each other, usually on the - basis of presumed similarities such as a common language, ancestry, history, - society, culture, nation or social treatment within their residing area. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_contemporary_ethnic_groups - range: string - examples: - - value: native american - comments: - - 'Expected value: text recommend from Wikipedia list' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 23.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: human-associated, human-gut, human-oral, - human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000895 - host_occupation: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host occupation - description: Most frequent job performed by subject - range: string - examples: - - value: veterinary - comments: - - 'Expected value: IHMC code' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 24.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: human-associated, human-gut, human-oral, - human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000896 - pet_farm_animal: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - presence of pets or farm animals - description: Specification of presence of pets or farm animals in the environment - of subject, if yes the animals should be specified; can include multiple animals - present - range: string - examples: - - value: yes; 5 cats - comments: - - 'Expected value: presence status;type of animal or pet' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 25.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{boolean};{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000267 - travel_out_six_month: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - travel outside the country in last six months - description: Specification of the countries travelled in the last six months; - can include multiple travels - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: country name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 26.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000268 - twin_sibling: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - twin sibling presence - description: Specification of twin sibling presence - range: string - examples: - - value: 'yes' - comments: - - 'Expected value: presence status' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 27.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{boolean}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000326 - medic_hist_perform: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - medical history performed - description: Whether full medical history was collected - range: string - examples: - - value: 'TRUE' - comments: - - 'Expected value: true or false' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 28.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: human-associated, human-gut, human-oral, - human-skin, human-vaginal' - pattern: '{boolean}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000897 - study_complt_stat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - study completion status - description: Specification of study completion status, if no the reason should - be specified - range: study_complt_stat_enum - examples: - - value: no;non-compliance - comments: - - 'Expected value: YES or NO due to (1)adverse event (2) non-compliance (3) lost - to follow up (4)other-specify' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 29.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{boolean};[adverse event|non-compliance|lost to follow up|other-specify]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000898 - pulmonary_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - lung/pulmonary disorder - description: History of pulmonary disorders; can include multiple disorders. The - terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - lung disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:850). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 30.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000269 - nose_throat_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - lung/nose-throat disorder - description: History of nose-throat disorders; can include multiple disorders, The - terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - lung disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:850), upper respiratory - tract disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:974). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 31.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: human-associated, human-oral' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000270 - blood_blood_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - blood/blood disorder - description: History of blood disorders; can include multiple disorders. The - terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - hematopoietic system disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:74). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 32.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000271 - host_pulse: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host pulse - description: Resting pulse, measured as beats per minute - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 65 beats per minute - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: beats per minute' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 35.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: human-associated, human-gut, human-oral, - human-skin, human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000333 - gestation_state: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - amniotic fluid/gestation state - description: Specification of the gestation state - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: gestation state' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 36.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000272 - maternal_health_stat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - amniotic fluid/maternal health status - description: Specification of the maternal health status - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: health status' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 37.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000273 - foetal_health_stat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - amniotic fluid/foetal health status - description: Specification of foetal health status, should also include abortion - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: health status' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 38.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000275 - amniotic_fluid_color: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - amniotic fluid/color - description: Specification of the color of the amniotic fluid sample - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: color' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 39.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000276 - kidney_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - urine/kidney disorder - description: History of kidney disorders; can include multiple disorders. The - terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - kidney disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:557). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 40.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000277 - urogenit_tract_disor: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - urine/urogenital tract disorder - description: History of urogenital tract disorders; can include multiple disorders. - The terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - urinary system disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:18). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 41.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000278 - urine_collect_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - urine/collection method - description: Specification of urine collection method - range: string - examples: - - value: catheter - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 43.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-associated' - pattern: '[clean catch|catheter]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000899 - gastrointest_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - gastrointestinal tract disorder - description: History of gastrointestinal tract disorders; can include multiple - disorders. History of blood disorders; can include multiple disorders. The - terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - gastrointestinal system disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:77). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-gut' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000280 - liver_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - liver disorder - description: History of liver disorders; can include multiple disorders. The terms - should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - liver disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:409). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-gut' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000282 - special_diet: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - special diet - description: Specification of special diet; can include multiple special diets - range: special_diet_enum - examples: - - value: other:vegan - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 3.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-gut' - pattern: '[low carb|reduced calorie|vegetarian|other(to be specified)]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000905 - time_last_toothbrush: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - time since last toothbrushing - description: Specification of the time since last toothbrushing - range: string - examples: - - value: P2H45M - comments: - - 'Expected value: duration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-oral' - pattern: '{duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000924 - dermatology_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dermatology disorder - description: History of dermatology disorders; can include multiple disorders. - The terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - skin disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:37). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-skin' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000284 - time_since_last_wash: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - time since last wash - description: Specification of the time since last wash - range: string - examples: - - value: P1D - comments: - - 'Expected value: duration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-skin' - pattern: '{duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000943 - dominant_hand: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dominant hand - description: Dominant hand of the subject - range: dominant_hand_enum - examples: - - value: right - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 3.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-skin' - pattern: '[left|right|ambidextrous]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000944 - menarche: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - menarche - description: Date of most recent menstruation - range: date - examples: - - value: '2018-05-11' - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000965 - sexual_act: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sexual activity - description: Current sexual partner and frequency of sex - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: partner sex;frequency' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000285 - pregnancy: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pregnancy - description: Date due of pregnancy - range: date - examples: - - value: '2018-05-11' - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 3.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000966 - douche: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - douche - description: Date of most recent douche - range: date - examples: - - value: '2018-05-11' - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 4.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000967 - birth_control: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - birth control - description: Specification of birth control medication used - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: medication name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 5.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000286 - menopause: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - menopause - description: Date of onset of menopause - range: date - examples: - - value: '2018-05-11' - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 6.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000968 - hrt: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - HRT - description: Whether subject had hormone replacement theraphy, and if yes start - date - range: date - examples: - - value: '2018-05-11' - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 7.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000969 - hysterectomy: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - hysterectomy - description: Specification of whether hysterectomy was performed - range: string - examples: - - value: 'no' - comments: - - 'Expected value: hysterectomy status' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 8.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - pattern: '{boolean}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000287 - gynecologic_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - gynecological disorder - description: History of gynecological disorders; can include multiple disorders. - The terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - female reproductive system disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:229). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: gynecological disorder' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 9.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000288 - urogenit_disord: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - urogenital disorder - description: History of urogenital disorders, can include multiple disorders. - The terms should be chosen from the DO (Human Disease Ontology) at http://www.disease-ontology.org, - reproductive system disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:15) or urinary - system disease (https://disease-ontology.org/?id=DOID:18). - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: disorder name' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 10.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: human-vaginal' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000289 - hcr: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - hydrocarbon resource type - description: Main Hydrocarbon Resource type. The term "Hydrocarbon Resource" HCR - defined as a natural environmental feature containing large amounts of hydrocarbons - at high concentrations potentially suitable for commercial exploitation. This - term should not be confused with the Hydrocarbon Occurrence term which also - includes hydrocarbon-rich environments with currently limited commercial interest - such as seeps, outcrops, gas hydrates etc. If "other" is specified, please propose - entry in "additional info" field - range: hcr_enum - examples: - - value: Oil Sand - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[Oil Reservoir|Gas Reservoir|Oil Sand|Coalbed|Shale|Tight Oil Reservoir|Tight - Gas Reservoir|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000988 - hc_produced: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - hydrocarbon type produced - description: Main hydrocarbon type produced from resource (i.e. Oil, gas, condensate, - etc). If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field - range: hc_produced_enum - examples: - - value: Gas - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[Oil|Gas-Condensate|Gas|Bitumen|Coalbed Methane|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000989 - basin: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - basin name - description: Name of the basin (e.g. Campos) - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 3.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000290 - field: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - field name - description: Name of the hydrocarbon field (e.g. Albacora) - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 4.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000291 - reservoir: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - reservoir name - description: Name of the reservoir (e.g. Carapebus) - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 5.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000303 - hcr_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - hydrocarbon resource original temperature - description: Original temperature of the hydrocarbon resource - range: string - examples: - - value: 150-295 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value range' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 6.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{float} - {float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000393 - tvdss_of_hcr_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - depth (TVDSS) of hydrocarbon resource temperature - description: True vertical depth subsea (TVDSS) of the hydrocarbon resource where - the original temperature was measured (e.g. 1345 m). - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 7.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000394 - hcr_pressure: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - hydrocarbon resource original pressure - description: Original pressure of the hydrocarbon resource - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value range' - - 'Preferred unit: atmosphere, kilopascal' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 8.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{float} - {float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000395 - tvdss_of_hcr_press: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - depth (TVDSS) of hydrocarbon resource pressure - description: True vertical depth subsea (TVDSS) of the hydrocarbon resource where - the original pressure was measured (e.g. 1578 m). - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 9.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000397 - permeability: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - permeability - description: 'Measure of the ability of a hydrocarbon resource to allow fluids - to pass through it. (Additional information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permeability_(earth_sciences))' - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value range' - - 'Preferred unit: mD' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 10.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - pattern: '{integer} - {integer} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:TODO1234 - porosity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - porosity - description: Porosity of deposited sediment is volume of voids divided by the - total volume of sample - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value or range' - - 'Preferred unit: percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 11.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, sediment' - pattern: '{float} - {float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000211 - lithology: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - lithology - description: 'Hydrocarbon resource main lithology (Additional information: http://petrowiki.org/Lithology_and_rock_type_determination). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field' - range: lithology_enum - examples: - - value: Volcanic - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 12.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[Basement|Chalk|Chert|Coal|Conglomerate|Diatomite|Dolomite|Limestone|Sandstone|Shale|Siltstone|Volcanic|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000990 - depos_env: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - depositional environment - description: Main depositional environment (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depositional_environment). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field - range: depos_env_enum - examples: - - value: Continental - Alluvial - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 13.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[Continental - Alluvial|Continental - Aeolian|Continental - Fluvial|Continental - - Lacustrine|Transitional - Deltaic|Transitional - Tidal|Transitional - Lagoonal|Transitional - - Beach|Transitional - Lake|Marine - Shallow|Marine - Deep|Marine - Reef|Other - - Evaporite|Other - Glacial|Other - Volcanic|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000992 - hcr_geol_age: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - hydrocarbon resource geological age - description: 'Geological age of hydrocarbon resource (Additional info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Period_(geology)). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field' - range: hcr_geol_age_enum - examples: - - value: Silurian - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 14.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[Archean|Cambrian|Carboniferous|Cenozoic|Cretaceous|Devonian|Jurassic|Mesozoic|Neogene|Ordovician|Paleogene|Paleozoic|Permian|Precambrian|Proterozoic|Silurian|Triassic|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000993 - owc_tvdss: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - oil water contact depth - description: Depth of the original oil water contact (OWC) zone (average) (m TVDSS) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 15.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000405 - hcr_fw_salinity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - formation water salinity - description: Original formation water salinity (prior to secondary recovery e.g. - Waterflooding) expressed as TDS - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 16.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000406 - sulfate_fw: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sulfate in formation water - description: Original sulfate concentration in the hydrocarbon resource - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 17.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000407 - vfa_fw: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - vfa in formation water - description: Original volatile fatty acid concentration in the hydrocarbon resource - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 18.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000408 - sr_kerog_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - source rock kerogen type - description: 'Origin of kerogen. Type I: Algal (aquatic), Type II: planktonic - and soft plant material (aquatic or terrestrial), Type III: terrestrial woody/ - fibrous plant material (terrestrial), Type IV: oxidized recycled woody debris - (terrestrial) (additional information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerogen). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field' - range: sr_kerog_type_enum - examples: - - value: Type IV - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 19.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - pattern: '[Type I|Type II|Type III|Type IV|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000994 - sr_lithology: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - source rock lithology - description: Lithology of source rock (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_rock). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field - range: sr_lithology_enum - examples: - - value: Coal - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 20.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - pattern: '[Clastic|Carbonate|Coal|Biosilicieous|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000995 - sr_dep_env: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - source rock depositional environment - description: Source rock depositional environment (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_rock). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field - range: sr_dep_env_enum - examples: - - value: Marine - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 21.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - pattern: '[Lacustine|Fluvioldeltaic|Fluviomarine|Marine|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000996 - sr_geol_age: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - source rock geological age - description: 'Geological age of source rock (Additional info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Period_(geology)). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field' - range: sr_geol_age_enum - examples: - - value: Silurian - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 22.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - pattern: '[Archean|Cambrian|Carboniferous|Cenozoic|Cretaceous|Devonian|Jurassic|Mesozoic|Neogene|Ordovician|Paleogene|Paleozoic|Permian|Precambrian|Proterozoic|Silurian|Triassic|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000997 - samp_well_name: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample well name - description: Name of the well (e.g. BXA1123) where sample was taken - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 35.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000296 - win: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - well identification number - description: 'A unique identifier of a well or wellbore. This is part of the Global - Framework for Well Identification initiative which is compiled by the Professional - Petroleum Data Management Association (PPDM) in an effort to improve well identification - systems. (Supporting information: https://ppdm.org/ and http://dl.ppdm.org/dl/690)' - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 36.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000297 - samp_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample type - description: The type of material from which the sample was obtained. For the - Hydrocarbon package, samples include types like core, rock trimmings, drill - cuttings, piping section, coupon, pigging debris, solid deposit, produced fluid, - produced water, injected water, swabs, etc. For the Food Package, samples are - usually categorized as food, body products or tissues, or environmental material. - This field accepts terms listed under environmental specimen (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GENEPIO_0001246). - range: samp_type_enum - examples: - - value: solid deposit - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 37.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[core|rock trimmings|drill cuttings|piping section|coupon|pigging debris|solid - deposit|produced fluid|produced water|injected water|water from treatment plant|fresh - water|sea water|drilling fluid|procedural blank|positive control|negative control|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000998 - samp_subtype: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample subtype - description: Name of sample sub-type. For example if "sample type" is "Produced - Water" then subtype could be "Oil Phase" or "Water Phase". If "other" is specified, - please propose entry in "additional info" field - range: samp_subtype_enum - examples: - - value: biofilm - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 38.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[oil phase|water phase|biofilm|not applicable|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000999 - pressure: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pressure - description: Pressure to which the sample is subject to, in atmospheres - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 50 atmosphere - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: atmosphere' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 41.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000412 - samp_tvdss: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample true vertical depth subsea - description: Depth of the sample i.e. The vertical distance between the sea level - and the sampled position in the subsurface. Depth can be reported as an interval - for subsurface samples e.g. 1325.75-1362.25 m - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value or measurement value range' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 42.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - pattern: '{float}-{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000409 - samp_md: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample measured depth - description: In non deviated well, measured depth is equal to the true vertical - depth, TVD (TVD=TVDSS plus the reference or datum it refers to). In deviated - wells, the MD is the length of trajectory of the borehole measured from the - same reference or datum. Common datums used are ground level (GL), drilling - rig floor (DF), rotary table (RT), kelly bushing (KB) and mean sea level (MSL). - If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" field - range: samp_md_enum - examples: - - value: 1534 meter;MSL - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;enumeration' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 43.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-cores' - pattern: '{float} {unit};[GL|DF|RT|KB|MSL|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000413 - samp_transport_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample transport conditions - description: "Sample transport duration (in days or hrs) and temperature the sample\ - \ was exposed to (e.g. 5.5 days; 20 \xAC\u221EC)" - range: string - examples: - - value: 5 days;-20 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: days;degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 47.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000410 - org_count_qpcr_info: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - organism count qPCR information - description: 'If qpcr was used for the cell count, the target gene name, the primer - sequence and the cycling conditions should also be provided. (Example: 16S rrna; - FWD:ACGTAGCTATGACGT REV:GTGCTAGTCGAGTAC; initial denaturation:90C_5min; denaturation:90C_2min; - annealing:52C_30 sec; elongation:72C_30 sec; 90 C for 1 min; final elongation:72C_5min; - 30 cycles)' - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: gene name;FWD:forward primer sequence;REV:reverse primer sequence;initial - denaturation:degrees_minutes;denaturation:degrees_minutes;annealing:degrees_minutes;elongation:degrees_minutes;final - elongation:degrees_minutes; total cycles' - - 'Preferred unit: number of cells per gram (or ml or cm^2)' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 53.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};FWD:{dna};REV:{dna};initial denaturation:degrees_minutes;denaturation:degrees_minutes;annealing:degrees_minutes;elongation:degrees_minutes;final - elongation:degrees_minutes; total cycles' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000099 - ph: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pH - description: Ph measurement of the sample, or liquid portion of sample, or aqueous - phase of the fluid - range: double - examples: - - value: '7.2' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 54.0' - - 'This field is used in: 8 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, soil, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001001 - alkalinity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - alkalinity - description: Alkalinity, the ability of a solution to neutralize acids to the - equivalence point of carbonate or bicarbonate - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 50 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milliequivalent per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 56.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000421 - alkalinity_method: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - alkalinity method - description: Method used for alkalinity measurement - range: string - examples: - - value: titration - comments: - - 'Expected value: description of method' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 57.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, water' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000298 - sulfate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sulfate - description: Concentration of sulfate in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 58.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000423 - sulfide: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sulfide - description: Concentration of sulfide in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 2 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 59.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000424 - tot_sulfur: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total sulfur - description: Concentration of total sulfur in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 60.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000419 - nitrate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - nitrate - description: Concentration of nitrate in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 65 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 61.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000425 - nitrite: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - nitrite - description: Concentration of nitrite in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.5 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 62.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000426 - ammonium: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ammonium - description: Concentration of ammonium in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1.5 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 63.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000427 - tot_nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total nitrogen concentration - description: 'Total nitrogen concentration of water samples, calculated by: total - nitrogen = total dissolved nitrogen + particulate nitrogen. Can also be measured - without filtering, reported as nitrogen' - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 50 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, micromole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 64.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000102 - diss_iron: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved iron - description: Concentration of dissolved iron in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 65.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000139 - sodium: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sodium - description: Sodium concentration in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 10.5 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 66.0' - - 'This field is used in: 7 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000428 - chloride: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - chloride - description: Concentration of chloride in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5000 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 67.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000429 - potassium: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - potassium - description: Concentration of potassium in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 463 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 68.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000430 - magnesium: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - magnesium - description: Concentration of magnesium in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 52.8 micromole per kilogram - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: mole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million, micromole - per kilogram' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 69.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000431 - calcium: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - calcium - description: Concentration of calcium in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.2 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, micromole per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 70.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000432 - tot_iron: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total iron - description: Concentration of total iron in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, milligram per kilogram' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 71.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000105 - diss_org_carb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved organic carbon - description: Concentration of dissolved organic carbon in the sample, liquid portion - of the sample, or aqueous phase of the fluid - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 197 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 72.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000433 - diss_inorg_carb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved inorganic carbon - description: Dissolved inorganic carbon concentration in the sample, typically - measured after filtering the sample using a 0.45 micrometer filter - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 2059 micromole per kilogram - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 73.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000434 - diss_inorg_phosp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved inorganic phosphorus - description: Concentration of dissolved inorganic phosphorus in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 56.5 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 74.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000106 - tot_phosp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total phosphorus - description: 'Total phosphorus concentration in the sample, calculated by: total - phosphorus = total dissolved phosphorus + particulate phosphorus' - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.03 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 75.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000117 - suspend_solids: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - suspended solids - description: Concentration of substances including a wide variety of material, - such as silt, decaying plant and animal matter; can include multiple substances - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: suspended solid name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, microgram, milligram per liter, mole per liter, gram - per liter, part per million' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 76.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000150 - density: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - density - description: Density of the sample, which is its mass per unit volume (aka volumetric - mass density) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1000 kilogram per cubic meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram per cubic meter, gram per cubic centimeter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 77.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, miscellaneous natural or artificial environment, sediment, - water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000435 - diss_carb_dioxide: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved carbon dioxide - description: Concentration of dissolved carbon dioxide in the sample or liquid - portion of the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 78.0' - - 'This field is used in: 6 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs, microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural or artificial - environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000436 - diss_oxygen_fluid: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved oxygen in fluids - description: Concentration of dissolved oxygen in the oil field produced fluids - as it contributes to oxgen-corrosion and microbial activity (e.g. Mic). - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per kilogram, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 79.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000438 - vfa: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - volatile fatty acids - description: Concentration of Volatile Fatty Acids in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 80.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000152 - benzene: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - benzene - description: Concentration of benzene in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 81.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000153 - toluene: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - toluene - description: Concentration of toluene in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 82.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000154 - ethylbenzene: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - ethylbenzene - description: Concentration of ethylbenzene in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 83.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000155 - xylene: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - xylene - description: Concentration of xylene in the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 84.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000156 - api: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - API gravity - description: "API gravity is a measure of how heavy or light a petroleum liquid\ - \ is compared to water (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API_gravity) (e.g.\ - \ 31.1\xAC\u221E API)" - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degrees API' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 85.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000157 - tan: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total acid number - description: "Total Acid Number\xAC\u2020(TAN) is a measurement of acidity that\ - \ is determined by the amount of\xAC\u2020potassium hydroxide\xAC\u2020in milligrams\ - \ that is needed to neutralize the acids in one gram of oil.\xAC\u2020It is\ - \ an important quality measurement of\xAC\u2020crude oil. (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_acid_number)" - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 86.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000120 - viscosity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - viscosity - description: "A measure of oil's resistance\xAC\u2020to gradual deformation by\xAC\ - \u2020shear stress\xAC\u2020or\xAC\u2020tensile stress (e.g. 3.5 cp; 100 \xAC\ - \u221EC)" - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: cP at degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 87.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000126 - pour_point: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pour point - description: "Temperature at which a liquid becomes semi solid and loses its flow\ - \ characteristics. In crude oil a high\xAC\u2020pour point\xAC\u2020is generally\ - \ associated with a high paraffin content, typically found in crude deriving\ - \ from a larger proportion of plant material. (soure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/pour_point)" - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 88.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000127 - saturates_pc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - saturates wt% - description: "Saturate, Aromatic, Resin and Asphaltene\xAC\u2020(SARA) is an analysis\ - \ method that divides\xAC\u2020crude oil\xAC\u2020components according to their\ - \ polarizability and polarity. There are three main methods to obtain SARA results.\ - \ The most popular one is known as the Iatroscan TLC-FID and is referred to\ - \ as IP-143 (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturate,_aromatic,_resin_and_asphaltene)" - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percent' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 89.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000131 - aromatics_pc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - aromatics wt% - description: "Saturate, Aromatic, Resin and Asphaltene\xAC\u2020(SARA) is an analysis\ - \ method that divides\xAC\u2020crude oil\xAC\u2020components according to their\ - \ polarizability and polarity. There are three main methods to obtain SARA results.\ - \ The most popular one is known as the Iatroscan TLC-FID and is referred to\ - \ as IP-143 (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturate,_aromatic,_resin_and_asphaltene)" - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percent' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 90.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000133 - resins_pc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - resins wt% - description: "Saturate, Aromatic, Resin and Asphaltene\xAC\u2020(SARA) is an analysis\ - \ method that divides\xAC\u2020crude oil\xAC\u2020components according to their\ - \ polarizability and polarity. There are three main methods to obtain SARA results.\ - \ The most popular one is known as the Iatroscan TLC-FID and is referred to\ - \ as IP-143 (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturate,_aromatic,_resin_and_asphaltene)" - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percent' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 91.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000134 - asphaltenes_pc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - asphaltenes wt% - description: "Saturate, Aromatic, Resin and Asphaltene\xAC\u2020(SARA) is an analysis\ - \ method that divides\xAC\u2020crude oil\xAC\u2020components according to their\ - \ polarizability and polarity. There are three main methods to obtain SARA results.\ - \ The most popular one is known as the Iatroscan TLC-FID and is referred to\ - \ as IP-143 (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturate,_aromatic,_resin_and_asphaltene)" - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percent' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 92.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000135 - additional_info: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - additional info - description: Information that doesn't fit anywhere else. Can also be used to propose - new entries for fields with controlled vocabulary - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 94.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: hydrocarbon resources-cores, hydrocarbon - resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000300 - prod_start_date: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - production start date - description: Date of field's first production - range: date - examples: - - value: '2018-05-11' - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 23.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001008 - prod_rate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - production rate - description: Oil and/or gas production rates per well (e.g. 524 m3 / day) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: cubic meter per day' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 24.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000452 - water_prod_rate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water production rate - description: Water production rates per well (e.g. 987 m3 / day) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: cubic meter per day' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 25.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000453 - water_cut: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water cut - description: Current amount of water (%) in a produced fluid stream; or the average - of the combined streams - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percent' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 26.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000454 - iwf: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - injection water fraction - description: Proportion of the produced fluids derived from injected water at - the time of sampling. (e.g. 87%) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percent' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 27.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000455 - add_recov_method: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - secondary and tertiary recovery methods and start date - description: Additional (i.e. Secondary, tertiary, etc.) recovery methods deployed - for increase of hydrocarbon recovery from resource and start date for each one - of them. If "other" is specified, please propose entry in "additional info" - field - range: add_recov_method_enum - examples: - - value: Polymer Addition;2018-06-21T14:30Z - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration;timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 28.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[Water Injection|Dump Flood|Gas Injection|Wag Immiscible Injection|Polymer - Addition|Surfactant Addition|Not Applicable|other];{timestamp}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001009 - iw_bt_date_well: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - injection water breakthrough date of specific well - description: Injection water breakthrough date per well following a secondary - and/or tertiary recovery - range: date - examples: - - value: '2018-05-11' - comments: - - 'Expected value: timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 29.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001010 - biocide: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - biocide administration - description: List of biocides (commercial name of product and supplier) and date - of administration - range: string - examples: - - value: ALPHA 1427;Baker Hughes;2008-01-23 - comments: - - 'Expected value: name;name;timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 30.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};{text};{timestamp}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001011 - biocide_admin_method: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - biocide administration method - description: Method of biocide administration (dose, frequency, duration, time - elapsed between last biociding and sampling) (e.g. 150 mg/l; weekly; 4 hr; 3 - days) - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;frequency;duration;duration' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 31.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration};{duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000456 - chem_treatment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - chemical treatment - description: List of chemical compounds administered upstream the sampling location - where sampling occurred (e.g. Glycols, H2S scavenger, corrosion and scale inhibitors, - demulsifiers, and other production chemicals etc.). The commercial name of the - product and name of the supplier should be provided. The date of administration - should also be included - range: string - examples: - - value: ACCENT 1125;DOW;2010-11-17 - comments: - - 'Expected value: name;name;timestamp' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 32.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};{text};{timestamp}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001012 - chem_treat_method: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - chemical treatment method - description: Method of chemical administration(dose, frequency, duration, time - elapsed between administration and sampling) (e.g. 50 mg/l; twice a week; 1 - hr; 0 days) - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;frequency;duration;duration' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 33.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration};{duration};{duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000457 - samp_loc_corr_rate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - corrosion rate at sample location - description: Metal corrosion rate is the speed of metal deterioration due to environmental - conditions. As environmental conditions change corrosion rates change accordingly. - Therefore, long term corrosion rates are generally more informative than short - term rates and for that reason they are preferred during reporting. In the case - of suspected MIC, corrosion rate measurements at the time of sampling might - provide insights into the involvement of certain microbial community members - in MIC as well as potential microbial interplays - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value range' - - 'Preferred unit: millimeter per year' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 34.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{float} - {float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000136 - samp_collect_point: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sample collection point - description: Sampling point on the asset were sample was collected (e.g. Wellhead, - storage tank, separator, etc). If "other" is specified, please propose entry - in "additional info" field - range: samp_collect_point_enum - examples: - - value: well - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 39.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '[well|test well|drilling rig|wellhead|separator|storage tank|other]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001015 - samp_preserv: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - preservative added to sample - description: Preservative added to the sample (e.g. Rnalater, alcohol, formaldehyde, - etc.). Where appropriate include volume added (e.g. Rnalater; 2 ml) - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milliliter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 46.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: hydrocarbon resources-fluids_swabs' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000463 - alkyl_diethers: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - alkyl diethers - description: Concentration of alkyl diethers - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.005 mole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: mole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000490 - aminopept_act: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - aminopeptidase activity - description: Measurement of aminopeptidase activity - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.269 mole per liter per hour - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: mole per liter per hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000172 - bacteria_carb_prod: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - bacterial carbon production - description: Measurement of bacterial carbon production - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 2.53 microgram per liter per hour - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: nanogram per hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000173 - biomass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - biomass - description: Amount of biomass; should include the name for the part of biomass - measured, e.g. Microbial, total. Can include multiple measurements - range: string - examples: - - value: total;20 gram - comments: - - 'Expected value: biomass type;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: ton, kilogram, gram' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000174 - bishomohopanol: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - bishomohopanol - description: Concentration of bishomohopanol - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 14 microgram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, microgram per gram' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000175 - bromide: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - bromide - description: Concentration of bromide - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.05 parts per million - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000176 - carb_nitro_ratio: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - carbon/nitrogen ratio - description: Ratio of amount or concentrations of carbon to nitrogen - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '0.417361111' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000310 - chlorophyll: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - chlorophyll - description: Concentration of chlorophyll - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 milligram per cubic meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per cubic meter, microgram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000177 - diether_lipids: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - diether lipids - description: Concentration of diether lipids; can include multiple types of diether - lipids - range: string - examples: - - value: 0.2 nanogram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: diether lipid name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: nanogram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000178 - diss_hydrogen: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved hydrogen - description: Concentration of dissolved hydrogen - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.3 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000179 - diss_org_nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved organic nitrogen - description: Dissolved organic nitrogen concentration measured as; total dissolved - nitrogen - NH4 - NO3 - NO2 - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.05 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000162 - diss_oxygen: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved oxygen - description: Concentration of dissolved oxygen - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 175 micromole per kilogram - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per kilogram, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000119 - glucosidase_act: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - glucosidase activity - description: Measurement of glucosidase activity - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 mol per liter per hour - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: mol per liter per hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000137 - mean_frict_vel: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mean friction velocity - description: Measurement of mean friction velocity - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.5 meter per second - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter per second' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000498 - mean_peak_frict_vel: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mean peak friction velocity - description: Measurement of mean peak friction velocity - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1 meter per second - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter per second' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000502 - n_alkanes: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - n-alkanes - description: Concentration of n-alkanes; can include multiple n-alkanes - range: string - examples: - - value: n-hexadecane;100 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: n-alkane name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000503 - nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - nitrogen - description: Concentration of nitrogen (total) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 4.2 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000504 - org_carb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - organic carbon - description: Concentration of organic carbon - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1.5 microgram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000508 - org_matter: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - organic matter - description: Concentration of organic matter - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1.75 milligram per cubic meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000204 - org_nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - organic nitrogen - description: Concentration of organic nitrogen - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 4 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000205 - part_org_carb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - particulate organic carbon - description: Concentration of particulate organic carbon - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1.92 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000515 - petroleum_hydrocarb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - petroleum hydrocarbon - description: Concentration of petroleum hydrocarbon - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.05 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000516 - phaeopigments: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - phaeopigments - description: Concentration of phaeopigments; can include multiple phaeopigments - range: string - examples: - - value: 2.5 milligram per cubic meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: phaeopigment name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per cubic meter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000180 - phosphate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - phosphate - description: Concentration of phosphate - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.7 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 5 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, wastewater_sludge, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000505 - phosplipid_fatt_acid: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - phospholipid fatty acid - description: Concentration of phospholipid fatty acids; can include multiple values - range: string - examples: - - value: 2.98 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: phospholipid fatty acid name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: mole per gram, mole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000181 - redox_potential: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - redox potential - description: Redox potential, measured relative to a hydrogen cell, indicating - oxidation or reduction potential - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 300 millivolt - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millivolt' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000182 - silicate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - silicate - description: Concentration of silicate - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.05 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 4 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, miscellaneous natural - or artificial environment, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000184 - tot_carb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total carbon - description: Total carbon content - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000525 - tot_nitro_content: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total nitrogen content - description: Total nitrogen content of the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, micromole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000530 - tot_org_carb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total organic carbon - description: 'Definition for soil: total organic carbon content of the soil, definition - otherwise: total organic carbon content' - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram Carbon per kilogram sample material' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000533 - turbidity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - turbidity - description: Measure of the amount of cloudiness or haziness in water caused by - individual particles - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.3 nephelometric turbidity units - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: formazin turbidity unit, formazin nephelometric units' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000191 - water_content: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water content - description: Water content measurement - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram per gram or cubic centimeter per cubic centimeter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 3 packages: microbial mat_biofilm, sediment, soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000185 - water_current: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water current - description: Measurement of magnitude and direction of flow within a fluid - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 10 cubic meter per second - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: cubic meter per second, knots' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: miscellaneous natural or artificial environment, - water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000203 - air_temp_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - air temperature regimen - description: Information about treatment involving an exposure to varying temperatures; - should include the temperature, treatment regimen including how many times the - treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end - time of the entire treatment; can include different temperature regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: 25 degree Celsius;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: temperature value;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000551 - antibiotic_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - antibiotic regimen - description: Information about treatment involving antibiotic administration; - should include the name of antibiotic, amount administered, treatment regimen - including how many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment - lasted, and the start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple - antibiotic regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: penicillin;5 milligram;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: antibiotic name;antibiotic amount;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000553 - biotic_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - biotic regimen - description: Information about treatment(s) involving use of biotic factors, such - as bacteria, viruses or fungi. - range: string - examples: - - value: sample inoculated with Rhizobium spp. Culture - comments: - - 'Expected value: free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001038 - chem_mutagen: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - chemical mutagen - description: Treatment involving use of mutagens; should include the name of mutagen, - amount administered, treatment regimen including how many times the treatment - was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of - the entire treatment; can include multiple mutagen regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: nitrous acid;0.5 milligram per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: mutagen name;mutagen amount;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000555 - climate_environment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - climate environment - description: Treatment involving an exposure to a particular climate; treatment - regimen including how many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment - lasted, and the start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple - climates - range: string - examples: - - value: tropical climate;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: climate name;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001040 - cult_root_med: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - culture rooting medium - description: Name or reference for the hydroponic or in vitro culture rooting - medium; can be the name of a commonly used medium or reference to a specific - medium, e.g. Murashige and Skoog medium. If the medium has not been formally - published, use the rooting medium descriptors. - range: string - examples: - - value: http://himedialabs.com/TD/PT158.pdf - comments: - - 'Expected value: name, PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}|{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001041 - fertilizer_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - fertilizer regimen - description: Information about treatment involving the use of fertilizers; should - include the name of fertilizer, amount administered, treatment regimen including - how many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and - the start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple fertilizer - regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: urea;0.6 milligram per liter;R2/2018-05-11:T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: fertilizer name;fertilizer amount;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000556 - fungicide_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - fungicide regimen - description: Information about treatment involving use of fungicides; should include - the name of fungicide, amount administered, treatment regimen including how - many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the - start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple fungicide regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: bifonazole;1 mole per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: fungicide name;fungicide amount;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000557 - gaseous_environment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - gaseous environment - description: Use of conditions with differing gaseous environments; should include - the name of gaseous compound, amount administered, treatment duration, interval - and total experimental duration; can include multiple gaseous environment regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: nitric oxide;0.5 micromole per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: gaseous compound name;gaseous compound amount;treatment interval - and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000558 - gravity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - gravity - description: Information about treatment involving use of gravity factor to study - various types of responses in presence, absence or modified levels of gravity; - treatment regimen including how many times the treatment was repeated, how long - each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of the entire treatment; can - include multiple treatments - range: string - examples: - - value: 12 g;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: gravity factor value;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: meter per square second, g' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000559 - growth_facil: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - growth facility - description: 'Type of facility where the sampled plant was grown; controlled vocabulary: - growth chamber, open top chamber, glasshouse, experimental garden, field. Alternatively - use Crop Ontology (CO) terms, see http://www.cropontology.org/ontology/CO_715/Crop%20Research' - range: string - examples: - - value: Growth chamber [CO_715:0000189] - comments: - - 'Expected value: free text or CO' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}|{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001043 - growth_habit: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - growth habit - description: Characteristic shape, appearance or growth form of a plant species - range: growth_habit_enum - examples: - - value: spreading - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '[erect|semi-erect|spreading|prostrate]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001044 - growth_hormone_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - growth hormone regimen - description: Information about treatment involving use of growth hormones; should - include the name of growth hormone, amount administered, treatment regimen including - how many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and - the start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple growth - hormone regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: abscisic acid;0.5 milligram per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: growth hormone name;growth hormone amount;treatment interval - and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000560 - herbicide_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - herbicide regimen - description: Information about treatment involving use of herbicides; information - about treatment involving use of growth hormones; should include the name of - herbicide, amount administered, treatment regimen including how many times the - treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end - time of the entire treatment; can include multiple regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: atrazine;10 milligram per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: herbicide name;herbicide amount;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000561 - host_wet_mass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - host wet mass - description: Measurement of wet mass - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 1500 gram - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: kilogram, gram' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000567 - humidity_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - humidity regimen - description: Information about treatment involving an exposure to varying degree - of humidity; information about treatment involving use of growth hormones; should - include amount of humidity administered, treatment regimen including how many - times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start - and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: 25 gram per cubic meter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: humidity value;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram per cubic meter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000568 - light_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - light regimen - description: Information about treatment(s) involving exposure to light, including - both light intensity and quality. - range: string - examples: - - value: incandescant light;10 lux;450 nanometer - comments: - - 'Expected value: exposure type;light intensity;light quality' - - 'Preferred unit: lux; micrometer, nanometer, angstrom' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000569 - mechanical_damage: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mechanical damage - description: Information about any mechanical damage exerted on the plant; can - include multiple damages and sites - range: string - examples: - - value: pruning;bark - comments: - - 'Expected value: damage type;body site' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001052 - mineral_nutr_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mineral nutrient regimen - description: Information about treatment involving the use of mineral supplements; - should include the name of mineral nutrient, amount administered, treatment - regimen including how many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment - lasted, and the start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple - mineral nutrient regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: potassium;15 gram;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: mineral nutrient name;mineral nutrient amount;treatment interval - and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000570 - non_min_nutr_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - non-mineral nutrient regimen - description: Information about treatment involving the exposure of plant to non-mineral - nutrient such as oxygen, hydrogen or carbon; should include the name of non-mineral - nutrient, amount administered, treatment regimen including how many times the - treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end - time of the entire treatment; can include multiple non-mineral nutrient regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: carbon dioxide;10 mole per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: non-mineral nutrient name;non-mineral nutrient amount;treatment - interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000571 - ph_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pH regimen - description: Information about treatment involving exposure of plants to varying - levels of ph of the growth media, treatment regimen including how many times - the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and - end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple regimen - range: string - examples: - - value: 7.6;R2/2018-05-11:T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{float};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001056 - pesticide_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pesticide regimen - description: Information about treatment involving use of insecticides; should - include the name of pesticide, amount administered, treatment regimen including - how many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and - the start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple pesticide - regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: pyrethrum;0.6 milligram per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: pesticide name;pesticide amount;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000573 - plant_growth_med: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - plant growth medium - description: Specification of the media for growing the plants or tissue cultured - samples, e.g. soil, aeroponic, hydroponic, in vitro solid culture medium, in - vitro liquid culture medium. Recommended value is a specific value from EO:plant - growth medium (follow this link for terms http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/EO_0007147) - or other controlled vocabulary - range: plant_growth_med_enum - examples: - - value: hydroponic plant culture media [EO:0007067] - comments: - - 'Expected value: EO or enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]} or [husk|other artificial liquid medium|other - artificial solid medium|peat moss|perlite|pumice|sand|soil|vermiculite|water]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001057 - plant_product: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - plant product - description: Substance produced by the plant, where the sample was obtained from - range: string - examples: - - value: xylem sap [PO:0025539] - comments: - - 'Expected value: product name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001058 - plant_sex: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - plant sex - description: Sex of the reproductive parts on the whole plant, e.g. pistillate, - staminate, monoecieous, hermaphrodite. - range: plant_sex_enum - examples: - - value: Hermaphroditic - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '[Androdioecious|Androecious|Androgynous|Androgynomonoecious|Andromonoecious|Bisexual|Dichogamous|Diclinous|Dioecious|Gynodioecious|Gynoecious|Gynomonoecious|Hermaphroditic|Imperfect|Monoclinous|Monoecious|Perfect|Polygamodioecious|Polygamomonoecious|Polygamous|Protandrous|Protogynous|Subandroecious|Subdioecious|Subgynoecious|Synoecious|Trimonoecious|Trioecious|Unisexual]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001059 - plant_struc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - plant structure - description: Name of plant structure the sample was obtained from; for Plant Ontology - (PO) (v releases/2017-12-14) terms, see http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/PO, - e.g. petiole epidermis (PO_0000051). If an individual flower is sampled, the - sex of it can be recorded here. - range: string - examples: - - value: epidermis [PO:0005679] - comments: - - 'Expected value: PO' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{termLabel} {[termID]}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001060 - radiation_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - radiation regimen - description: Information about treatment involving exposure of plant or a plant - part to a particular radiation regimen; should include the radiation type, amount - or intensity administered, treatment regimen including how many times the treatment - was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of - the entire treatment; can include multiple radiation regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: gamma radiation;60 gray;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: radiation type name;radiation amount;treatment interval and - duration' - - 'Preferred unit: rad, gray' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000575 - rainfall_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rainfall regimen - description: Information about treatment involving an exposure to a given amount - of rainfall, treatment regimen including how many times the treatment was repeated, - how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of the entire treatment; - can include multiple regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: 15 millimeter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: millimeter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000576 - root_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting conditions - description: Relevant rooting conditions such as field plot size, sowing density, - container dimensions, number of plants per container. - range: string - examples: - - value: http://himedialabs.com/TD/PT158.pdf - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI,url or free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001061 - root_med_carbon: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting medium carbon - description: Source of organic carbon in the culture rooting medium; e.g. sucrose. - range: string - examples: - - value: sucrose - comments: - - 'Expected value: carbon source name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000577 - root_med_macronutr: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting medium macronutrients - description: "Measurement of the culture rooting medium macronutrients (N,P, K,\ - \ Ca, Mg, S); e.g. KH2PO4 (170\xAC\u2020mg/L)." - range: string - examples: - - value: "KH2PO4;170\xAC\u2020milligram per liter" - comments: - - 'Expected value: macronutrient name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000578 - root_med_micronutr: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting medium micronutrients - description: "Measurement of the culture rooting medium micronutrients (Fe, Mn,\ - \ Zn, B, Cu, Mo); e.g. H3BO3 (6.2\xAC\u2020mg/L)." - range: string - examples: - - value: "H3BO3;6.2\xAC\u2020milligram per liter" - comments: - - 'Expected value: micronutrient name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000579 - root_med_suppl: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting medium organic supplements - description: "Organic supplements of the culture rooting medium, such as vitamins,\ - \ amino acids, organic acids, antibiotics activated charcoal; e.g. nicotinic\ - \ acid (0.5\xAC\u2020mg/L)." - range: string - examples: - - value: nicotinic acid;0.5 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: supplement name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000580 - root_med_ph: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting medium pH - description: pH measurement of the culture rooting medium; e.g. 5.5. - range: double - examples: - - value: '7.5' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001062 - root_med_regl: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting medium regulators - description: "Growth regulators in the culture rooting medium such as cytokinins,\ - \ auxins, gybberellins, abscisic acid; e.g. 0.5\xAC\u2020mg/L NAA." - range: string - examples: - - value: abscisic acid;0.75 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: regulator name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000581 - root_med_solid: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - rooting medium solidifier - description: Specification of the solidifying agent in the culture rooting medium; - e.g. agar. - range: string - examples: - - value: agar - comments: - - 'Expected value: name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001063 - salt_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - salt regimen - description: Information about treatment involving use of salts as supplement - to liquid and soil growth media; should include the name of salt, amount administered, - treatment regimen including how many times the treatment was repeated, how long - each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of the entire treatment; can - include multiple salt regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: NaCl;5 gram per liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: salt name;salt amount;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, microgram, mole per liter, gram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000582 - season_environment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - seasonal environment - description: Treatment involving an exposure to a particular season (e.g. Winter, - summer, rabi, rainy etc.), treatment regimen including how many times the treatment - was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of - the entire treatment - range: string - examples: - - value: rainy;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: seasonal environment name;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001068 - standing_water_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - standing water regimen - description: Treatment involving an exposure to standing water during a plant's - life span, types can be flood water or standing water, treatment regimen including - how many times the treatment was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and - the start and end time of the entire treatment; can include multiple regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: standing water;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: standing water type;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{text};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001069 - tiss_cult_growth_med: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - tissue culture growth media - description: Description of plant tissue culture growth media used - range: string - examples: - - value: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/BF02796489.pdf - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI,url or free text' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}|{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001070 - water_temp_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water temperature regimen - description: Information about treatment involving an exposure to water with varying - degree of temperature, treatment regimen including how many times the treatment - was repeated, how long each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of - the entire treatment; can include multiple regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: 15 degree Celsius;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000590 - watering_regm: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - watering regimen - description: Information about treatment involving an exposure to watering frequencies, - treatment regimen including how many times the treatment was repeated, how long - each treatment lasted, and the start and end time of the entire treatment; can - include multiple regimens - range: string - examples: - - value: 1 liter;R2/2018-05-11T14:30/2018-05-11T19:30/P1H30M - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value;treatment interval and duration' - - 'Preferred unit: milliliter, liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: plant-associated' - pattern: '{float} {unit};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000591 - particle_class: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - particle classification - description: Particles are classified, based on their size, into six general categories:clay, - silt, sand, gravel, cobbles, and boulders; should include amount of particle - preceded by the name of the particle type; can include multiple values - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: particle name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micrometer' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: sediment' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000206 - sediment_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sediment type - description: Information about the sediment type based on major constituents - range: sediment_type_enum - examples: - - value: biogenous - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: sediment' - pattern: '[biogenous|cosmogenous|hydrogenous|lithogenous]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001078 - tidal_stage: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - tidal stage - description: Stage of tide - range: tidal_stage_enum - examples: - - value: high tide - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: sediment, water' - pattern: '[low tide|ebb tide|flood tide|high tide]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000750 - tot_depth_water_col: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total depth of water column - description: Measurement of total depth of water column - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 500 meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used in: 2 packages: sediment, water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000634 - cur_land_use: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - current land use - description: Present state of sample site - range: cur_land_use_enum - examples: - - value: conifers - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '[cities|farmstead|industrial areas|roads/railroads|rock|sand|gravel|mudflats|salt - flats|badlands|permanent snow or ice|saline seeps|mines/quarries|oil waste areas|small - grains|row crops|vegetable crops|horticultural plants (e.g. tulips)|marshlands - (grass,sedges,rushes)|tundra (mosses,lichens)|rangeland|pastureland (grasslands - used for livestock grazing)|hayland|meadows (grasses,alfalfa,fescue,bromegrass,timothy)|shrub - land (e.g. mesquite,sage-brush,creosote bush,shrub oak,eucalyptus)|successional - shrub land (tree saplings,hazels,sumacs,chokecherry,shrub dogwoods,blackberries)|shrub - crops (blueberries,nursery ornamentals,filberts)|vine crops (grapes)|conifers - (e.g. pine,spruce,fir,cypress)|hardwoods (e.g. oak,hickory,elm,aspen)|intermixed - hardwood and conifers|tropical (e.g. mangrove,palms)|rainforest (evergreen forest - receiving >406 cm annual rainfall)|swamp (permanent or semi-permanent water - body dominated by woody plants)|crop trees (nuts,fruit,christmas trees,nursery - trees)]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001080 - cur_vegetation: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - current vegetation - description: Vegetation classification from one or more standard classification - systems, or agricultural crop - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: current vegetation type' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 2.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000312 - cur_vegetation_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - current vegetation method - description: Reference or method used in vegetation classification - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 3.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000314 - previous_land_use: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/previous land use - description: Previous land use and dates - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: land use name;date' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 4.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{text};{timestamp}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000315 - prev_land_use_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/previous land use method - description: Reference or method used in determining previous land use and dates - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 5.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000316 - crop_rotation: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/crop rotation - description: Whether or not crop is rotated, and if yes, rotation schedule - range: string - examples: - - value: yes;R2/2017-01-01/2018-12-31/P6M - comments: - - 'Expected value: crop rotation status;schedule' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 6.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{boolean};{Rn/start_time/end_time/duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000318 - agrochem_addition: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/agrochemical additions - description: Addition of fertilizers, pesticides, etc. - amount and time of applications - range: string - examples: - - value: roundup;5 milligram per liter;2018-06-21 - comments: - - 'Expected value: agrochemical name;agrochemical amount;timestamp' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 7.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit};{timestamp}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000639 - tillage: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/tillage - description: Note method(s) used for tilling - range: tillage_enum - examples: - - value: chisel - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 8.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '[drill|cutting disc|ridge till|strip tillage|zonal tillage|chisel|tined|mouldboard|disc - plough]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001081 - fire: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/fire - description: Historical and/or physical evidence of fire - range: date - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: date' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 9.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001086 - flooding: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/flooding - description: Historical and/or physical evidence of flooding - range: date - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: date' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 10.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000319 - extreme_event: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - history/extreme events - description: Unusual physical events that may have affected microbial populations - range: date - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: date' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 11.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000320 - horizon: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - horizon - description: Specific layer in the land area which measures parallel to the soil - surface and possesses physical characteristics which differ from the layers - above and beneath - range: horizon_enum - examples: - - value: A horizon - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 12.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '[O horizon|A horizon|E horizon|B horizon|C horizon|R layer|Permafrost]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001082 - horizon_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - horizon method - description: Reference or method used in determining the horizon - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 13.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000321 - sieving: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - composite design/sieving - description: Collection design of pooled samples and/or sieve size and amount - of sample sieved - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: design name and/or size;amount' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 14.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{{text}|{float} {unit}};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000322 - water_cont_soil_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - water content method - description: Reference or method used in determining the water content of soil - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 16.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000323 - pool_dna_extracts: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pooling of DNA extracts (if done) - description: Indicate whether multiple DNA extractions were mixed. If the answer - yes, the number of extracts that were pooled should be given - range: string - examples: - - value: yes;5 - comments: - - 'Expected value: pooling status;number of pooled extracts' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 18.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{boolean};{integer}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000325 - store_cond: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - storage conditions - description: Explain how and for how long the soil sample was stored before DNA - extraction (fresh/frozen/other). - range: string - examples: - - value: -20 degree Celsius freezer;P2Y10D - comments: - - 'Expected value: storage condition type;duration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 19.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{text};{duration}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000327 - link_climate_info: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - link to climate information - description: Link to climate resource - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 20.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000328 - annual_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mean annual temperature - description: Mean annual temperature - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 12.5 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 21.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000642 - season_temp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mean seasonal temperature - description: Mean seasonal temperature - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 18 degree Celsius - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree Celsius' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 22.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000643 - annual_precpt: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mean annual precipitation - description: The average of all annual precipitation values known, or an estimated - equivalent value derived by such methods as regional indexes or Isohyetal maps. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millimeter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 23.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000644 - season_precpt: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - mean seasonal precipitation - description: The average of all seasonal precipitation values known, or an estimated - equivalent value derived by such methods as regional indexes or Isohyetal maps. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millimeter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 24.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000645 - link_class_info: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - link to classification information - description: Link to digitized soil maps or other soil classification information - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 25.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000329 - fao_class: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soil_taxonomic/FAO classification - description: Soil classification from the FAO World Reference Database for Soil - Resources. The list can be found at http://www.fao.org/nr/land/sols/soil/wrb-soil-maps/reference-groups - range: fao_class_enum - examples: - - value: Luvisols - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 26.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '[Acrisols|Andosols|Arenosols|Cambisols|Chernozems|Ferralsols|Fluvisols|Gleysols|Greyzems|Gypsisols|Histosols|Kastanozems|Lithosols|Luvisols|Nitosols|Phaeozems|Planosols|Podzols|Podzoluvisols|Rankers|Regosols|Rendzinas|Solonchaks|Solonetz|Vertisols|Yermosols]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001083 - local_class: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soil_taxonomic/local classification - description: Soil classification based on local soil classification system - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: local classification name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 27.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000330 - local_class_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soil_taxonomic/local classification method - description: Reference or method used in determining the local soil classification - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 28.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000331 - soil_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soil type - description: Soil series name or other lower-level classification - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: soil type name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 29.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000332 - soil_type_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soil type method - description: Reference or method used in determining soil series name or other - lower-level classification - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 30.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000334 - slope_gradient: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - slope gradient - description: Commonly called 'slope'. The angle between ground surface and a horizontal - line (in percent). This is the direction that overland water would flow. This - measure is usually taken with a hand level meter or clinometer - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 31.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000646 - slope_aspect: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - slope aspect - description: The direction a slope faces. While looking down a slope use a compass - to record the direction you are facing (direction or degrees); e.g., nw or 315 - degrees. This measure provides an indication of sun and wind exposure that will - influence soil temperature and evapotranspiration. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: degree' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 32.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000647 - profile_position: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - profile position - description: Cross-sectional position in the hillslope where sample was collected.sample - area position in relation to surrounding areas - range: profile_position_enum - examples: - - value: summit - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 33.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '[summit|shoulder|backslope|footslope|toeslope]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001084 - drainage_class: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - drainage classification - description: Drainage classification from a standard system such as the USDA system - range: drainage_class_enum - examples: - - value: well - comments: - - 'Expected value: enumeration' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 34.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '[very poorly|poorly|somewhat poorly|moderately well|well|excessively - drained]' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001085 - texture: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - texture - description: The relative proportion of different grain sizes of mineral particles - in a soil, as described using a standard system; express as % sand (50 um to - 2 mm), silt (2 um to 50 um), and clay (<2 um) with textural name (e.g., silty - clay loam) optional. - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 35.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000335 - texture_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - texture method - description: Reference or method used in determining soil texture - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 36.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000336 - ph_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pH method - description: Reference or method used in determining ph - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 38.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001106 - tot_org_c_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total organic carbon method - description: Reference or method used in determining total organic carbon - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 40.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000337 - tot_nitro_cont_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total nitrogen content method - description: Reference or method used in determining the total nitrogen - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 42.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000338 - microbial_biomass: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - microbial biomass - description: The part of the organic matter in the soil that constitutes living - microorganisms smaller than 5-10 micrometer. If you keep this, you would need - to have correction factors used for conversion to the final units - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: ton, kilogram, gram per kilogram soil' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 43.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000650 - micro_biomass_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - microbial biomass method - description: Reference or method used in determining microbial biomass - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 44.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000339 - link_addit_analys: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - links to additional analysis - description: Link to additional analysis results performed on the sample - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 45.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000340 - extreme_salinity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - extreme_unusual_properties/salinity - description: Measured salinity - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: millisiemens per meter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 46.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000651 - salinity_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - salinity method - description: Reference or method used in determining salinity - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 47.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000341 - heavy_metals: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - extreme_unusual_properties/heavy metals - description: Heavy metals present in the sequenced sample and their concentrations. - For multiple heavy metals and concentrations, add multiple copies of this field. - range: string - examples: - - value: mercury;0.09 micrograms per gram - comments: - - 'Expected value: heavy metal name;measurement value unit' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per gram' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 48.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000652 - heavy_metals_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - extreme_unusual_properties/heavy metals method - description: Reference or method used in determining heavy metals - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or url' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 49.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000343 - al_sat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - extreme_unusual_properties/Al saturation - description: Aluminum saturation (esp. For tropical soils) - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 50.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000607 - al_sat_meth: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - extreme_unusual_properties/Al saturation method - description: Reference or method used in determining Al saturation - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: PMID,DOI or URL' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 51.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: soil' - pattern: '{PMID}|{DOI}|{URL}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000324 - biochem_oxygen_dem: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - biochemical oxygen demand - description: Amount of dissolved oxygen needed by aerobic biological organisms - in a body of water to break down organic material present in a given water sample - at certain temperature over a specific time period - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000653 - chem_oxygen_dem: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - chemical oxygen demand - description: A measure of the capacity of water to consume oxygen during the decomposition - of organic matter and the oxidation of inorganic chemicals such as ammonia and - nitrite - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000656 - efficiency_percent: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - efficiency percent - description: Percentage of volatile solids removed from the anaerobic digestor - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000657 - emulsions: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - emulsions - description: Amount or concentration of substances such as paints, adhesives, - mayonnaise, hair colorants, emulsified oils, etc.; can include multiple emulsion - types - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: emulsion name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000660 - gaseous_substances: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - gaseous substances - description: Amount or concentration of substances such as hydrogen sulfide, carbon - dioxide, methane, etc.; can include multiple substances - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: gaseous substance name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000661 - indust_eff_percent: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - industrial effluent percent - description: Percentage of industrial effluents received by wastewater treatment - plant - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: percentage' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000662 - inorg_particles: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - inorganic particles - description: Concentration of particles such as sand, grit, metal particles, ceramics, - etc.; can include multiple particles - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: inorganic particle name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: mole per liter, milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000664 - org_particles: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - organic particles - description: Concentration of particles such as faeces, hairs, food, vomit, paper - fibers, plant material, humus, etc. - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: particle name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000665 - pre_treatment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - pre-treatment - description: The process of pre-treatment removes materials that can be easily - collected from the raw wastewater - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: pre-treatment type' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000348 - primary_treatment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - primary treatment - description: The process to produce both a generally homogeneous liquid capable - of being treated biologically and a sludge that can be separately treated or - processed - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: primary treatment type' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000349 - reactor_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - reactor type - description: Anaerobic digesters can be designed and engineered to operate using - a number of different process configurations, as batch or continuous, mesophilic, - high solid or low solid, and single stage or multistage - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: reactor type name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000350 - secondary_treatment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - secondary treatment - description: The process for substantially degrading the biological content of - the sewage - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: secondary treatment type' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000351 - sewage_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sewage type - description: Type of wastewater treatment plant as municipial or industrial - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: sewage type name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000215 - sludge_retent_time: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - sludge retention time - description: The time activated sludge remains in reactor - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: hours' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000669 - soluble_inorg_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soluble inorganic material - description: Concentration of substances such as ammonia, road-salt, sea-salt, - cyanide, hydrogen sulfide, thiocyanates, thiosulfates, etc. - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: soluble inorganic material name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, microgram, mole per liter, gram per liter, parts per - million' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000672 - soluble_org_mat: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soluble organic material - description: Concentration of substances such as urea, fruit sugars, soluble proteins, - drugs, pharmaceuticals, etc. - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: soluble organic material name;measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: gram, microgram, mole per liter, gram per liter, parts per - million' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000673 - tertiary_treatment: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - tertiary treatment - description: The process providing a final treatment stage to raise the effluent - quality before it is discharged to the receiving environment - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: tertiary treatment type' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000352 - tot_phosphate: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total phosphate - description: Total amount or concentration of phosphate - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000689 - wastewater_type: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - wastewater type - description: The origin of wastewater such as human waste, rainfall, storm drains, - etc. - range: string - examples: - - value: '' - comments: - - 'Expected value: wastewater type name' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: wastewater_sludge' - pattern: '{text}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000353 - atmospheric_data: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - atmospheric data - description: Measurement of atmospheric data; can include multiple data - range: string - examples: - - value: wind speed;9 knots - comments: - - 'Expected value: atmospheric data name;measurement value' - - 'Occurrence: m' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - pattern: '{text};{float} {unit}' - slot_uri: MIXS:0001097 - bac_prod: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - bacterial production - description: Bacterial production in the water column measured by isotope uptake - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 5 milligram per cubic meter per day - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per cubic meter per day' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000683 - bac_resp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - bacterial respiration - description: Measurement of bacterial respiration in the water column - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 300 micromole oxygen per liter per hour - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per cubic meter per day, micromole oxygen per liter - per hour' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000684 - conduc: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - conductivity - description: Electrical conductivity of water - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 10 milliSiemens per centimeter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milliSiemens per centimeter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000692 - diss_inorg_nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - dissolved inorganic nitrogen - description: Concentration of dissolved inorganic nitrogen - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 761 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000698 - down_par: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - downward PAR - description: Visible waveband radiance and irradiance measurements in the water - column - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 28.71 microEinstein per square meter per second - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microEinstein per square meter per second, microEinstein per - square centimeter per second' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000703 - fluor: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - fluorescence - description: Raw or converted fluorescence of water - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 2.5 volts - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram chlorophyll a per cubic meter, volts' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000704 - light_intensity: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - light intensity - description: Measurement of light intensity - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.3 lux - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: lux' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000706 - part_org_nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - particulate organic nitrogen - description: Concentration of particulate organic nitrogen - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.3 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000719 - photon_flux: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - photon flux - description: Measurement of photon flux - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 3.926 micromole photons per second per square meter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: number of photons per second per unit area' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000725 - primary_prod: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - primary production - description: Measurement of primary production, generally measured as isotope - uptake - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 100 milligram per cubic meter per day - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per cubic meter per day, gram per square meter per - day' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000728 - size_frac_low: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - size-fraction lower threshold - description: Refers to the mesh/pore size used to pre-filter/pre-sort the sample. - Materials larger than the size threshold are excluded from the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.2 micrometer - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Preferred unit: micrometer' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000735 - size_frac_up: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - size-fraction upper threshold - description: Refers to the mesh/pore size used to retain the sample. Materials - smaller than the size threshold are excluded from the sample - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 20 micrometer - comments: - - 'Expected value: value' - - 'Preferred unit: micrometer' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000736 - soluble_react_phosp: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - soluble reactive phosphorus - description: Concentration of soluble reactive phosphorus - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.1 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: micromole per liter, milligram per liter, parts per million' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000738 - suspend_part_matter: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - suspended particulate matter - description: Concentration of suspended particulate matter - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 0.5 milligram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: milligram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000741 - tot_diss_nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total dissolved nitrogen - description: 'Total dissolved nitrogen concentration, reported as nitrogen, measured - by: total dissolved nitrogen = NH4 + NO3NO2 + dissolved organic nitrogen' - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 40 microgram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000744 - tot_inorg_nitro: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total inorganic nitrogen - description: Total inorganic nitrogen content - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 40 microgram per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000745 - tot_part_carb: - is_a: core field - aliases: - - total particulate carbon - description: Total particulate carbon content - range: quantity value - examples: - - value: 35 micromole per liter - comments: - - 'Expected value: measurement value' - - 'Preferred unit: microgram per liter, micromole per liter' - - 'Occurrence: 1' - - 'Position: 1.0' - - 'This field is used uniquely in: water' - slot_uri: MIXS:0000747 -classes: {} -subsets: {} -enums: - investigation_type_enum: - permissible_values: - eukaryote: {} - bacteria_archaea: {} - plasmid: {} - virus: {} - organelle: {} - metagenome: {} - metatranscriptome: {} - mimarks-survey: {} - mimarks-specimen: {} - misag: {} - mimag: {} - miuvig: {} - env_package_enum: - permissible_values: - air: {} - built environment: {} - host-associated: {} - human-associated: {} - human-skin: {} - human-oral: {} - human-gut: {} - human-vaginal: {} - hydrocarbon resources-cores: {} - hydrocarbon resources-fluids/swabs: {} - microbial mat/biofilm: {} - misc environment: {} - plant-associated: {} - sediment: {} - soil: {} - wastewater/sludge: {} - water: {} - biotic_relationship_enum: - permissible_values: - free living: {} - parasitism: {} - commensalism: {} - symbiotic: {} - mutualism: {} - health_disease_stat_enum: - permissible_values: - healthy: {} - diseased: {} - dead: {} - disease-free: {} - undetermined: {} - recovering: {} - resolving: {} - pre-existing condition: {} - pathological: {} - life threatening: {} - congenital: {} - trophic_level_enum: - permissible_values: - autotroph: {} - carboxydotroph: {} - chemoautotroph: {} - chemoheterotroph: {} - chemolithoautotroph: {} - chemolithotroph: {} - chemoorganoheterotroph: {} - chemoorganotroph: {} - chemosynthetic: {} - chemotroph: {} - copiotroph: {} - diazotroph: {} - facultative: {} - heterotroph: {} - lithoautotroph: {} - lithoheterotroph: {} - lithotroph: {} - methanotroph: {} - methylotroph: {} - mixotroph: {} - obligate: {} - chemoautolithotroph: {} - oligotroph: {} - organoheterotroph: {} - organotroph: {} - photoautotroph: {} - photoheterotroph: {} - photolithoautotroph: {} - photolithotroph: {} - photosynthetic: {} - phototroph: {} - rel_to_oxygen_enum: - permissible_values: - aerobe: {} - anaerobe: {} - facultative: {} - microaerophilic: {} - microanaerobe: {} - obligate aerobe: {} - obligate anaerobe: {} - source_uvig_enum: - permissible_values: - metagenome (not viral targeted): {} - viral fraction metagenome (virome): {} - sequence-targeted metagenome: {} - metatranscriptome (not viral targeted): {} - viral fraction RNA metagenome (RNA virome): {} - sequence-targeted RNA metagenome: {} - microbial single amplified genome (SAG): {} - viral single amplified genome (vSAG): {} - isolate microbial genome: {} - other: {} - virus_enrich_appr_enum: - permissible_values: - filtration: {} - ultrafiltration: {} - centrifugation: {} - ultracentrifugation: {} - PEG Precipitation: {} - FeCl Precipitation: {} - CsCl density gradient: {} - DNAse: {} - RNAse: {} - targeted sequence capture: {} - other: {} - none: {} - lib_layout_enum: - permissible_values: - paired: {} - single: {} - vector: {} - other: {} - tax_ident_enum: - permissible_values: - 16S rRNA gene: {} - multi-marker approach: {} - other: {} - assembly_qual_enum: - permissible_values: - Finished genome: {} - High-quality draft genome: {} - Medium-quality draft genome: {} - Low-quality draft genome: {} - Genome fragment(s): {} - compl_score_enum: - permissible_values: - high: {} - med: {} - low;{percentage}: {} - compl_appr_enum: - permissible_values: - marker gene: {} - reference based: {} - other: {} - contam_screen_param_enum: - permissible_values: - ref db: {} - kmer: {} - coverage: {} - combination;{text: {} - integer}: {} - decontam_software_enum: - permissible_values: - checkm/refinem: {} - anvi'o: {} - prodege: {} - bbtools:decontaminate.sh: {} - acdc: {} - combination: {} - sort_tech_enum: - permissible_values: - flow cytometric cell sorting: {} - microfluidics: {} - lazer-tweezing: {} - optical manipulation: {} - micromanipulation: {} - other: {} - single_cell_lysis_appr_enum: - permissible_values: - chemical: {} - enzymatic: {} - physical: {} - combination: {} - bin_param_enum: - permissible_values: - homology search: {} - kmer: {} - coverage: {} - codon usage: {} - combination: {} - mag_cov_software_enum: - permissible_values: - bwa: {} - bbmap: {} - bowtie: {} - other: {} - pred_genome_type_enum: - permissible_values: - DNA: {} - dsDNA: {} - ssDNA: {} - RNA: {} - dsRNA: {} - ssRNA: {} - ssRNA (+): {} - ssRNA (-): {} - mixed: {} - uncharacterized: {} - pred_genome_struc_enum: - permissible_values: - segmented: {} - non-segmented: {} - undetermined: {} - host_pred_appr_enum: - permissible_values: - provirus: {} - host sequence similarity: {} - CRISPR spacer match: {} - kmer similarity: {} - co-occurrence: {} - combination: {} - other: {} - organism_count_enum: - permissible_values: - ATP: {} - MPN: {} - other: {} - oxy_stat_samp_enum: - permissible_values: - aerobic: {} - anaerobic: {} - other: {} - surf_material_enum: - permissible_values: - adobe: {} - carpet: {} - cinder blocks: {} - concrete: {} - hay bales: {} - glass: {} - metal: {} - paint: {} - plastic: {} - stainless steel: {} - stone: {} - stucco: {} - tile: {} - vinyl: {} - wood: {} - surf_air_cont_enum: - permissible_values: - dust: {} - organic matter: {} - particulate matter: {} - volatile organic compounds: {} - biological contaminants: {} - radon: {} - nutrients: {} - biocides: {} - build_occup_type_enum: - permissible_values: - office: {} - market: {} - restaurant: {} - residence: {} - school: {} - residential: {} - commercial: {} - low rise: {} - high rise: {} - wood framed: {} - health care: {} - airport: {} - sports complex: {} - indoor_space_enum: - permissible_values: - bedroom: {} - office: {} - bathroom: {} - foyer: {} - kitchen: {} - locker room: {} - hallway: {} - elevator: {} - indoor_surf_enum: - permissible_values: - cabinet: {} - ceiling: {} - counter top: {} - door: {} - shelving: {} - vent cover: {} - window: {} - wall: {} - filter_type_enum: - permissible_values: - particulate air filter: {} - chemical air filter: {} - low-MERV pleated media: {} - HEPA: {} - electrostatic: {} - gas-phase or ultraviolet air treatments: {} - heat_cool_type_enum: - permissible_values: - radiant system: {} - heat pump: {} - forced air system: {} - steam forced heat: {} - wood stove: {} - substructure_type_enum: - permissible_values: - crawlspace: {} - slab on grade: {} - basement: {} - building_setting_enum: - permissible_values: - urban: {} - suburban: {} - exurban: {} - rural: {} - light_type_enum: - permissible_values: - natural light: {} - electric light: {} - desk lamp: {} - flourescent lights: {} - none: {} - arch_struc_enum: - permissible_values: - building: {} - shed: {} - home: {} - ceil_cond_enum: - permissible_values: - new: {} - visible wear: {} - needs repair: {} - damaged: {} - rupture: {} - ceil_finish_mat_enum: - permissible_values: - drywall: {} - mineral fibre: {} - tiles: {} - PVC: {} - plasterboard: {} - metal: {} - fiberglass: {} - stucco: {} - mineral wool/calcium silicate: {} - wood: {} - ceil_texture_enum: - permissible_values: - crows feet: {} - crows-foot stomp: {} - double skip: {} - hawk and trowel: {} - knockdown: {} - popcorn: {} - orange peel: {} - rosebud stomp: {} - Santa-Fe texture: {} - skip trowel: {} - smooth: {} - stomp knockdown: {} - swirl: {} - ceil_type_enum: - permissible_values: - cathedral: {} - dropped: {} - concave: {} - barrel-shaped: {} - coffered: {} - cove: {} - stretched: {} - build_docs_enum: - permissible_values: - building information model: {} - commissioning report: {} - complaint logs: {} - contract administration: {} - cost estimate: {} - janitorial schedules or logs: {} - maintenance plans: {} - schedule: {} - sections: {} - shop drawings: {} - submittals: {} - ventilation system: {} - windows: {} - door_cond_enum: - permissible_values: - damaged: {} - needs repair: {} - new: {} - rupture: {} - visible wear: {} - door_direct_enum: - permissible_values: - inward: {} - outward: {} - sideways: {} - door_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - north: {} - south: {} - east: {} - west: {} - door_mat_enum: - permissible_values: - aluminum: {} - cellular PVC: {} - engineered plastic: {} - fiberboard: {} - fiberglass: {} - metal: {} - thermoplastic alloy: {} - vinyl: {} - wood: {} - wood/plastic composite: {} - door_move_enum: - permissible_values: - collapsible: {} - folding: {} - revolving: {} - rolling shutter: {} - sliding: {} - swinging: {} - door_type_enum: - permissible_values: - composite: {} - metal: {} - wooden: {} - door_comp_type_enum: - permissible_values: - metal covered: {} - revolving: {} - sliding: {} - telescopic: {} - door_type_metal_enum: - permissible_values: - collapsible: {} - corrugated steel: {} - hollow: {} - rolling shutters: {} - steel plate: {} - door_type_wood_enum: - permissible_values: - bettened and ledged: {} - battened: {} - ledged and braced: {} - ledged and framed: {} - ledged, braced and frame: {} - framed and paneled: {} - glashed or sash: {} - flush: {} - louvered: {} - wire gauged: {} - drawings_enum: - permissible_values: - operation: {} - as built: {} - construction: {} - bid: {} - design: {} - building navigation map: {} - diagram: {} - sketch: {} - floor_cond_enum: - permissible_values: - new: {} - visible wear: {} - needs repair: {} - damaged: {} - rupture: {} - floor_finish_mat_enum: - permissible_values: - tile: {} - wood strip or parquet: {} - carpet: {} - rug: {} - laminate wood: {} - lineoleum: {} - vinyl composition tile: {} - sheet vinyl: {} - stone: {} - bamboo: {} - cork: {} - terrazo: {} - concrete: {} - none;specify unfinished: {} - sealed: {} - clear finish: {} - paint: {} - floor_water_mold_enum: - permissible_values: - mold odor: {} - wet floor: {} - water stains: {} - wall discoloration: {} - floor discoloration: {} - ceiling discoloration: {} - peeling paint or wallpaper: {} - bulging walls: {} - condensation: {} - floor_struc_enum: - permissible_values: - balcony: {} - floating floor: {} - glass floor: {} - raised floor: {} - sprung floor: {} - wood-framed: {} - concrete: {} - freq_clean_enum: - permissible_values: - Daily: {} - Weekly: {} - Monthly: {} - Quarterly: {} - Annually: {} - other: {} - furniture_enum: - permissible_values: - cabinet: {} - chair: {} - desks: {} - gender_restroom_enum: - permissible_values: - all gender: {} - female: {} - gender neurtral: {} - male: {} - male and female: {} - unisex: {} - handidness_enum: - permissible_values: - ambidexterity: {} - left handedness: {} - mixed-handedness: {} - right handedness: {} - heat_deliv_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - north: {} - south: {} - east: {} - west: {} - int_wall_cond_enum: - permissible_values: - new: {} - visible wear: {} - needs repair: {} - damaged: {} - rupture: {} - mech_struc_enum: - permissible_values: - subway: {} - coach: {} - carriage: {} - elevator: {} - escalator: {} - boat: {} - train: {} - car: {} - bus: {} - occup_document_enum: - permissible_values: - automated count: {} - estimate: {} - manual count: {} - videos: {} - ext_wall_orient_enum: - permissible_values: - north: {} - south: {} - east: {} - west: {} - northeast: {} - southeast: {} - southwest: {} - northwest: {} - ext_window_orient_enum: - permissible_values: - north: {} - south: {} - east: {} - west: {} - northeast: {} - southeast: {} - southwest: {} - northwest: {} - pres_animal_insect_enum: - permissible_values: - cat: {} - dog: {} - rodent: {} - snake: {} - other;{integer}: {} - quad_pos_enum: - permissible_values: - North side: {} - West side: {} - South side: {} - East side: {} - rel_samp_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - edge of car: {} - center of car: {} - under a seat: {} - room_condt_enum: - permissible_values: - new: {} - visible wear: {} - needs repair: {} - damaged: {} - rupture: {} - visible signs of mold/mildew: {} - room_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - corner room: {} - interior room: {} - exterior wall: {} - room_samp_pos_enum: - permissible_values: - north corner: {} - south corner: {} - west corner: {} - east corner: {} - northeast corner: {} - northwest corner: {} - southeast corner: {} - southwest corner: {} - center: {} - room_type_enum: - permissible_values: - attic: {} - bathroom: {} - closet: {} - conference room: {} - elevator: {} - examining room: {} - hallway: {} - kitchen: {} - mail room: {} - private office: {} - open office: {} - stairwell: {} - ',restroom': {} - lobby: {} - vestibule: {} - mechanical or electrical room: {} - data center: {} - laboratory_wet: {} - laboratory_dry: {} - gymnasium: {} - natatorium: {} - auditorium: {} - lockers: {} - cafe: {} - warehouse: {} - room_connected_enum: - permissible_values: - attic: {} - bathroom: {} - closet: {} - conference room: {} - elevator: {} - examining room: {} - hallway: {} - kitchen: {} - mail room: {} - office: {} - stairwell: {} - samp_weather_enum: - permissible_values: - clear sky: {} - cloudy: {} - foggy: {} - hail: {} - rain: {} - snow: {} - sleet: {} - sunny: {} - windy: {} - samp_floor_enum: - permissible_values: - 1st floor: {} - 2nd floor: {} - basement: {} - lobby: {} - season_use_enum: - permissible_values: - Spring: {} - Summer: {} - Fall: {} - Winter: {} - shading_device_cond_enum: - permissible_values: - damaged: {} - needs repair: {} - new: {} - rupture: {} - visible wear: {} - shading_device_type_enum: - permissible_values: - bahama shutters: {} - exterior roll blind: {} - gambrel awning: {} - hood awning: {} - porchroller awning: {} - sarasota shutters: {} - slatted aluminum: {} - solid aluminum awning: {} - sun screen: {} - tree: {} - trellis: {} - venetian awning: {} - specific_enum: - permissible_values: - operation: {} - as built: {} - construction: {} - bid: {} - design: {} - photos: {} - train_line_enum: - permissible_values: - red: {} - green: {} - orange: {} - train_stat_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - south station above ground: {} - south station underground: {} - south station amtrak: {} - forest hills: {} - riverside: {} - train_stop_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - end: {} - mid: {} - downtown: {} - vis_media_enum: - permissible_values: - photos: {} - videos: {} - commonly of the building: {} - site context (adjacent buildings, vegetation, terrain, streets): {} - interiors: {} - equipment: {} - 3D scans: {} - wall_const_type_enum: - permissible_values: - frame construction: {} - joisted masonry: {} - light noncombustible: {} - masonry noncombustible: {} - modified fire resistive: {} - fire resistive: {} - wall_finish_mat_enum: - permissible_values: - plaster: {} - gypsum plaster: {} - veneer plaster: {} - gypsum board: {} - tile: {} - terrazzo: {} - stone facing: {} - acoustical treatment: {} - wood: {} - metal: {} - masonry: {} - wall_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - north: {} - south: {} - east: {} - west: {} - wall_surf_treatment_enum: - permissible_values: - painted: {} - wall paper: {} - no treatment: {} - paneling: {} - stucco: {} - fabric: {} - wall_texture_enum: - permissible_values: - crows feet: {} - crows-foot stomp: {} - ? '' - : {} - double skip: {} - hawk and trowel: {} - knockdown: {} - popcorn: {} - orange peel: {} - rosebud stomp: {} - Santa-Fe texture: {} - skip trowel: {} - smooth: {} - stomp knockdown: {} - swirl: {} - water_feat_type_enum: - permissible_values: - fountain: {} - pool: {} - standing feature: {} - stream: {} - waterfall: {} - weekday_enum: - permissible_values: - Monday: {} - Tuesday: {} - Wednesday: {} - Thursday: {} - Friday: {} - Saturday: {} - Sunday: {} - window_cond_enum: - permissible_values: - damaged: {} - needs repair: {} - new: {} - rupture: {} - visible wear: {} - window_cover_enum: - permissible_values: - blinds: {} - curtains: {} - none: {} - window_horiz_pos_enum: - permissible_values: - left: {} - middle: {} - right: {} - window_loc_enum: - permissible_values: - north: {} - south: {} - east: {} - west: {} - window_mat_enum: - permissible_values: - clad: {} - fiberglass: {} - metal: {} - vinyl: {} - wood: {} - window_type_enum: - permissible_values: - single-hung sash window: {} - horizontal sash window: {} - fixed window: {} - window_vert_pos_enum: - permissible_values: - bottom: {} - middle: {} - top: {} - low: {} - high: {} - biol_stat_enum: - permissible_values: - wild: {} - natural: {} - semi-natural: {} - inbred line: {} - breeder's line: {} - hybrid: {} - clonal selection: {} - mutant: {} - samp_capt_status_enum: - permissible_values: - active surveillance in response to an outbreak: {} - active surveillance not initiated by an outbreak: {} - farm sample: {} - market sample: {} - other: {} - samp_dis_stage_enum: - permissible_values: - dissemination: {} - growth and reproduction: {} - infection: {} - inoculation: {} - penetration: {} - other: {} - host_sex_enum: - permissible_values: - female: {} - hermaphrodite: {} - non-binary: {} - male: {} - transgender: {} - transgender (female to male): {} - transgender (male to female): {} - undeclared: {} - drug_usage_enum: - permissible_values: - month: {} - week: {} - day: {} - hour: {} - study_complt_stat_enum: - permissible_values: - non-compliance: {} - lost to follow up: {} - other-specify: {} - special_diet_enum: - permissible_values: - low carb: {} - reduced calorie: {} - vegetarian: {} - other(to be specified): {} - dominant_hand_enum: - permissible_values: - left: {} - right: {} - ambidextrous: {} - hcr_enum: - permissible_values: - Oil Reservoir: {} - Gas Reservoir: {} - Oil Sand: {} - Coalbed: {} - Shale: {} - Tight Oil Reservoir: {} - Tight Gas Reservoir: {} - other: {} - hc_produced_enum: - permissible_values: - Oil: {} - Gas-Condensate: {} - Gas: {} - Bitumen: {} - Coalbed Methane: {} - other: {} - lithology_enum: - permissible_values: - Basement: {} - Chalk: {} - Chert: {} - Coal: {} - Conglomerate: {} - Diatomite: {} - Dolomite: {} - Limestone: {} - Sandstone: {} - Shale: {} - Siltstone: {} - Volcanic: {} - other: {} - depos_env_enum: - permissible_values: - Continental - Alluvial: {} - Continental - Aeolian: {} - Continental - Fluvial: {} - Continental - Lacustrine: {} - Transitional - 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Carboniferous: {} - Cenozoic: {} - Cretaceous: {} - Devonian: {} - Jurassic: {} - Mesozoic: {} - Neogene: {} - Ordovician: {} - Paleogene: {} - Paleozoic: {} - Permian: {} - Precambrian: {} - Proterozoic: {} - Silurian: {} - Triassic: {} - other: {} - samp_type_enum: - permissible_values: - core: {} - rock trimmings: {} - drill cuttings: {} - piping section: {} - coupon: {} - pigging debris: {} - solid deposit: {} - produced fluid: {} - produced water: {} - injected water: {} - water from treatment plant: {} - fresh water: {} - sea water: {} - drilling fluid: {} - procedural blank: {} - positive control: {} - negative control: {} - other: {} - samp_subtype_enum: - permissible_values: - oil phase: {} - water phase: {} - biofilm: {} - not applicable: {} - other: {} - samp_md_enum: - permissible_values: - DF: {} - RT: {} - KB: {} - MSL: {} - other: {} - add_recov_method_enum: - permissible_values: - Water Injection: {} - Dump Flood: {} - Gas Injection: {} - Wag Immiscible Injection: {} - 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mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - wastewater_sludge: - description: wastewater/sludge - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - - elev - - temp - - geo_loc_name - - collection_date - - env_broad_scale - - env_local_scale - - env_medium - - alkalinity - - biochem_oxygen_dem - - chem_administration - - chem_oxygen_dem - - efficiency_percent - - emulsions - - gaseous_substances - - indust_eff_percent - - inorg_particles - - misc_param - - nitrate - - org_particles - - organism_count - - oxy_stat_samp - - ph - - perturbation - - phosphate - - pre_treatment - - primary_treatment - - reactor_type - - samp_salinity - - salinity - - samp_store_dur - - samp_store_loc - - samp_store_temp - - secondary_treatment - - sewage_type - - sludge_retent_time - - sodium - - soluble_inorg_mat - - soluble_org_mat - - suspend_solids - - tertiary_treatment - - tot_nitro - - tot_phosphate - - wastewater_type - slot_usage: - samp_name: - required: true - project_name: - required: true - depth: - required: false - alkalinity: - required: false - biochem_oxygen_dem: - required: false - chem_administration: - required: false - chem_oxygen_dem: - required: false - efficiency_percent: - required: false - emulsions: - required: false - gaseous_substances: - required: false - indust_eff_percent: - required: false - inorg_particles: - required: false - misc_param: - required: false - nitrate: - required: false - org_particles: - required: false - organism_count: - required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - ph: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - phosphate: - required: false - pre_treatment: - required: false - primary_treatment: - required: false - reactor_type: - required: false - samp_salinity: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - secondary_treatment: - required: false - sewage_type: - required: false - sludge_retent_time: - required: false - sodium: - required: false - soluble_inorg_mat: - required: false - soluble_org_mat: - required: false - suspend_solids: - required: false - temp: - required: false - tertiary_treatment: - required: false - tot_nitro: - required: false - tot_phosphate: - required: false - wastewater_type: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/mixs/water.yaml b/tests/resources/mixs/water.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 23c55c7..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/mixs/water.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,278 +0,0 @@ -id: http://w3id.org/mixs/water -name: water -imports: -- linkml:types -- terms -prefixes: - linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/ - mixs.vocab: https://w3id.org/mixs/vocab/ - MIXS: https://w3id.org/mixs/terms/ -default_prefix: mixs.vocab -slots: {} -classes: - water: - description: water - mappings: [] - slots: - - lat_lon - - depth - - alt - 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required: false - oxy_stat_samp: - required: false - ph: - required: false - part_org_carb: - required: false - part_org_nitro: - required: false - perturbation: - required: false - petroleum_hydrocarb: - required: false - phaeopigments: - required: false - phosphate: - required: false - phosplipid_fatt_acid: - required: false - photon_flux: - required: false - potassium: - required: false - pressure: - required: false - primary_prod: - required: false - redox_potential: - required: false - salinity: - required: false - samp_store_dur: - required: false - samp_store_loc: - required: false - samp_store_temp: - required: false - samp_vol_we_dna_ext: - required: false - silicate: - required: false - size_frac_low: - required: false - size_frac_up: - required: false - sodium: - required: false - soluble_react_phosp: - required: false - sulfate: - required: false - sulfide: - required: false - suspend_part_matter: - required: false - temp: - required: false - tidal_stage: - required: false - tot_depth_water_col: - required: false - tot_diss_nitro: - required: false - tot_inorg_nitro: - required: false - tot_nitro: - required: false - tot_part_carb: - required: false - tot_phosp: - required: false - turbidity: - required: false - water_current: - required: false -subsets: {} -enums: {} diff --git a/tests/resources/model_card.schema.json b/tests/resources/model_card.schema.json deleted file mode 100644 index 7b2ec0f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/model_card.schema.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,255 +0,0 @@ -{ - "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", - "title": "Model Card", - "$id": "https://modelcards.withgoogle.com/v0.0.1/model_card.schema.json", - "description": "https://modelcards.withgoogle.com/", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "schema_version": { - "description": "The version of the schema.", - "type": "string" - }, - "model_details": { - "description": "Metadata about the model.", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "name": { - 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"tracker": { - "@id": "doap:bug-database" - }, - "funded_by": "disco:fundedBy", - "createdWith": "pav:createdWith", - "wasDerivedFrom": "pav:wasDerivedFrom", - "preferredPrefix": "idot:preferredPrefix", - "alternatePrefix": "idot:alternatePrefix", - "identifierPattern": "idot:identifierPattern", - "exampleIdentifier": "idot:exampleIdentifier", - "language": "dct:language", - "license": "dct:license", - "domain": "dct:theme", - "format": "dct:format", - "products": "dcat:distribution", - "Class": "owl:Class", - "biosharing": "rdfs:seeAlso", - "browsers": "rdfs:seeAlso", - - "type": { - "@id": "rdf:type", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "created": { - "@id": "dct:created", - "@type": "xsd:dateTime" - }, - "creator": { - "@id": "dct:creator", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "depiction": { - "@id": "foaf:depiction", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "logo": { - "@id": "schemaorg:logo", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "audience": { - "@id": "schemaorg:audience", - "@type": "schemaorg:Audience" - }, - "contact": { - "@id": "dcat:contactPoint", - "@type": "foaf:Person" - }, - "email": "foaf:mbox", - "build": { - "@id": "obofmd:has_build_information", - "@type": "obofmd:Build" - }, - "checkout": "obofmd:checkout", - "method": "obofmd:method", - "source_url": { - "@id": "obofmd:source_url", - "@type": "xsd:anyURI" - }, - "dependencies": "obofmd:depends_on", - "integration_server": "obofmd:continuous_integration_server", - "activity_status": "obofmd:activity_status", - - "publications": "dct:publication", - "publisher": "dct:publisher", - "subClassOf": "owl:subClassOf", - "title": "dce:title", - "homepage": { - "@id": "foaf:homepage", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "page": { - "@id": "foaf:page", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "twitter": { - "@id": "foaf:account", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "facebook": { - "@id": "foaf:account", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "google_plus": { - "@id": "foaf:account", - "@type": "@id" - }, - "is_about" : "IAO:0000136", - "taxon" : { - "@id": "IAO:0000136", - "@type": "owl:Class" - }, - "ontology_purl": "dcat:accessURL", - "exampleClass": { - "@id": "void:exampleResource", - "@type": "@id" - } - } -} diff --git a/tests/resources/obo_registry.schema.json b/tests/resources/obo_registry.schema.json deleted file mode 100644 index f0efdce..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/obo_registry.schema.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,491 +0,0 @@ -{ - "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", - "$id" : "http://obofoundry.org/config/registry_schema", - "title": "registry_schema", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "aberowl_id": { - "suggest": false, - "level": "error", - "description": "'aberowl_id' is an optional property, used only when AberOWL requires a special exception for this ontology's 'id'.", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^[0-9a-z_]+$" - }, - "activity_status": { - "level": "error", - "principle": "http://obofoundry.org/principles/fp-016-maintenance.html", - "description": "'activity_status' is a required property that must have a value of 'active', 'inactive', or 'orphaned'. Active ontologies have a contact and are currently in development. Orphaned ontologies are still in development, but do not have a contact. Inactive ontologies are no longer in development.", - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "active", - "inactive", - "orphaned" - ], - "errors": { - "activity_status": "${data} is not one of ${schema}." - } - }, - "alternative_prefix": { - "suggest": false, - "level": "info", - "description": "'alternative_prefix' is an optional property that enables e.g. mixed case versions of the ontology ID to be captured." - }, - "alternatePrefix": { - "suggest": false - }, - "alternativePrefix": { - "suggest": false - }, - "biosharing": { - "suggest": false - }, - "browsers": { - "level": "info", - "description": "'browsers' is an informative field. It specifies the URL of a website in which the ontology can be browsed. OntoBee is included by default.", - "type": "array", - "items": - { - "type": "object", - "title": "Browser", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "label": { "type": "string" }, - "title": { "type": "string" }, - "url": { - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - } - }, - "required": [ "label","title","url"] - } - }, - "build": { - "suggest": false - }, - "canonical": { - "suggest": false - }, - "contact": { - "level": "error", - "principle": "http://obofoundry.org/principles/fp-011-locus-of-authority.html", - "description": "'contact' is a required property. This object must include an email and a label (the name of the contact). The contact is the person responsible for communications between the community and the ontology developers.", - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "email": { - "type": "string", - "format": "email" - }, - "label": { - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^[^@]+$" - }, - "github": { - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^[^@]+$" - } - }, - "required": [ "email","label" ] - }, - "created_with": { - "suggest": false - }, - "createdWith": { - "suggest": false - }, - "description": { - "level": "warning", - "description": "'description' is a recommended property. The value is a a string that briefly describes the ontology project.", - "type": "string" - }, - "dependencies": { - "suggest": false - }, - "development": { - "suggest": false - }, - "depicted_by": { - "suggest": false - }, - "documentation": { - "suggest": false - }, - "domain": { - "level": "warning", - "description": "'domain' is a recommended field. The value is the scientific topic area addressed by the ontology.", - "type": "string" - }, - "do_wiki": { - "suggest": false - }, - "DO wiki": { - "suggest": false - }, - "example_class": { - "suggest": false - }, - "exampleClass": { - "suggest": false - }, - "facebook": { - "suggest": false - }, - "funded_by": { - "suggest": false - }, - "google_plus": { - "suggest": false - }, - "homepage": { - "level": "warning", - "description": "'homepage' is a recommended property. The value is the full URL to the homepage.", - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "id": { - "level": "error", - "principle": "http://obofoundry.org/principles/fp-003-uris.html", - "description": "'id' is a required property. The value is a string with no numeric or lowercase characters. This is typically an abbreviation or acronym of the ontology title.", - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^[0-9a-z_]+$" - }, - "in_foundry": { - "suggest": false, - "level": "warning", - "description": "'in_foundry' is a recommended field. The value is a boolean indicating whether the ontology is in the Foundry collection.", - "type": "boolean", - "default": false - }, - "in_foundry_order": { - "suggest": false - }, - "integration_server": { - "suggest": false - }, - "is_obsolete": { - "suggest": false, - "level": "info", - "description": "'is_obsolete' is an informative field. It is set to true when the ontology is obsolete.", - "type": "boolean", - "default": false - }, - "jobs": { - "suggest": false - }, - "label": { - "suggest": false - }, - "layout": { - "level": "error", - "description": "'layout' is a required field. It manages the display of the ontology record on the OBO Foundry website. The value should be 'ontology_detail'. ", - "type": "string", - "suggestion": "ontology_detail", - "enum": ["ontology_detail"] - }, - "license": { - "level": "warning", - "principle": "http://obofoundry.org/principles/fp-001-open.html", - "description": "'license' is a required property. The value is an object with a 'url' and 'label' field. The 'url' must be the full URL of the license, and the 'label' is the name of the license. It is recommended that the 'license' value is CC0 or CC-BY.", - "type": "object", - "suggestion": "url: \"http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0//" \n label: CC-0", - "additionalProperties": false, - "properties": { - "url": { - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "label": { - "type": "string" - }, - "logo": { - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - } - }, - "anyOf": [ - { - "properties": { - "url": { - "enum": [ - "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", - "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/" - ] - }, - "label": { - "enum": [ - "CC BY 4.0" - ] - } - } - }, - { - "properties": { - "url": { - "enum": [ - "http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", - "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/" - ] - }, - "label": { - "enum": [ - "CC0 1.0" - ] - } - } - }, - { - "properties": { - "url": { - "enum": [ - "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", - "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/" - ] - }, - "label": { - "enum": [ - "CC BY 3.0" - ] - } - } - }, - { - "properties": { - "url": { - "enum": [ - "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/", - "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/" - ] - }, - "label": { - "enum": [ - "CC BY-ND 4.0" - ] - } - } - }, - { - "properties": { - "url": { - "enum": [ - "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", - "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/" - ] - }, - "label": { - "enum": [ - "CC BY-SA 2.0" - ] - } - } - }, - { - "properties": { - "url": { - "enum": [ - "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", - "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/" - ] - }, - "label": { - "enum": [ - "CC BY 2.0" - ] - } - } - } - ], - "required": [ - "url", - "label" - ] - }, - "mailing_list": { - "level": "info", - "description": "'mailing_list' is an informative field. The value is a mailing list on which ontology discussions take place.", - "type": "string" - }, - "ontology_purl": { - "suggest": false - }, - "page": { - "suggest": false - }, - "preferred_prefix": { - "suggest": false - }, - "preferredPrefix": { - "suggest": false - }, - "products": { - "level": "info", - "description": "'products' is a recommended field. The value is a list of resources, each with an ID. The resources should be in one of the following formats: OWL, OBO, JSON, OFN, OWX, TTL, or g-zipped OWL.", - "type": "array", - "minItems": 1, - "items": { - "type": "object", - "title": "Product", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string", - "pattern": "^[0-9A-Za-z-_\\/]+\\.(owl|obo|json|omn|ofn|owx|ttl|owl\\.gz)$" - } - }, - "required": [ - "id" - ] - } - }, - "publications": { - "level": "info", - "description": "'publications' is an informative field. It specifies where publications about the ontology can be found.", - "type": "array", - "items": { - "type": "object", - "title": "Publication", - "properties": { - "id": { "type": "string" }, - "title": { "type": "string" } - }, - "required": ["id","title"] - } - }, - "redirects": { - "suggest": false - }, - "releases": { - "suggest": false - }, - "replaced_by": { - "suggest": false - }, - "repository": { - "level": "warning", - "description": "'repository' is a recommended field. The value is the URL for the repository in which the ontology files are stored.", - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "review": { - "suggest": false - }, - "slack": { - "suggest": false - }, - "source": { - "suggest": false - }, - "source_url": { - "suggest": false - }, - "taxon": { - "level": "info", - "description": "'taxon' is an informative field. The value is the taxonomic identifier of the organism that is the subject of the ontology.", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": {"type": "string"}, - "label": {"type": "string"} - } - }, - "termgenie": { - "suggest": false - }, - "title": { - "level": "error", - "description": "'title' is a required field. The value is the full name of the ontology project.", - "type": "string" - }, - "tracker": { - "level": "warning", - "description": "'tracker' is a recommended field. The value is the URI of an issue tracker for the ontology.", - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "ty": { - "suggest": false - }, - "type": { - "suggest": false - }, - "twitter": { - "suggest": false - }, - "usages": { - "suggest": false, - "level": "error", - "description": "Information on usage of particular ontology.", - "type": "array", - "items": { - "type": "object", - "title": "Usage", - - "additionalProperties" : false, - "properties": { - "user": { - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "type": { "type": "string" }, - "description": {"type":"string"}, - "seeAlso": { - "description": "secondary link to the user, such as a FAIR Sharing entry", - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "examples": { - "description": "specific page showing how the ontology is used by that user/resource", - "type": "array", - "items": { - "type": "object", - "title": "Example", - "additionalProperties" : false, - "properties": { - "url": { - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "description": {"type": "string"} - }, - "required": ["url", "description"] - } - }, - "publications": { - "description": "how the user uses the ontology, not specific examples of use", - "type": "array", - "items": { - "type": "object", - "title": "Publication", - "additionalProperties" : false, - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string", - "format": "uri" - }, - "title": {"type": "string"} - }, - "required": ["id", "title"] - } - } - }, - "required": ["user", "description"] - } - }, - "used_by": { - "suggest": false - }, - "validate": { - "suggest": false - }, - "was_derived_from": { - "suggest": false - }, - "wasDerivedFrom": { - "suggest": false - }, - "wikidata_template": { - "suggest": false - } - }, - "required": ["activity_status", "contact", "description", - "homepage", "id", "layout", "license", "products", - "title", "tracker"], - "level": "error" -} diff --git a/tests/resources/omo-pred-summary.tsv b/tests/resources/omo-pred-summary.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index 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All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/anypb"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "AnyProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; - -// `Any` contains an arbitrary serialized protocol buffer message along with a -// URL that describes the type of the serialized message. -// -// Protobuf library provides support to pack/unpack Any values in the form -// of utility functions or additional generated methods of the Any type. -// -// Example 1: Pack and unpack a message in C++. -// -// Foo foo = ...; -// Any any; -// any.PackFrom(foo); -// ... -// if (any.UnpackTo(&foo)) { -// ... -// } -// -// Example 2: Pack and unpack a message in Java. -// -// Foo foo = ...; -// Any any = Any.pack(foo); -// ... -// if (any.is(Foo.class)) { -// foo = any.unpack(Foo.class); -// } -// -// Example 3: Pack and unpack a message in Python. -// -// foo = Foo(...) -// any = Any() -// any.Pack(foo) -// ... -// if any.Is(Foo.DESCRIPTOR): -// any.Unpack(foo) -// ... -// -// Example 4: Pack and unpack a message in Go -// -// foo := &pb.Foo{...} -// any, err := anypb.New(foo) -// if err != nil { -// ... -// } -// ... -// foo := &pb.Foo{} -// if err := any.UnmarshalTo(foo); err != nil { -// ... -// } -// -// The pack methods provided by protobuf library will by default use -// 'type.googleapis.com/full.type.name' as the type URL and the unpack -// methods only use the fully qualified type name after the last '/' -// in the type URL, for example "foo.bar.com/x/y.z" will yield type -// name "y.z". -// -// -// JSON -// ==== -// The JSON representation of an `Any` value uses the regular -// representation of the deserialized, embedded message, with an -// additional field `@type` which contains the type URL. Example: -// -// package google.profile; -// message Person { -// string first_name = 1; -// string last_name = 2; -// } -// -// { -// "@type": "type.googleapis.com/google.profile.Person", -// "firstName": , -// "lastName": -// } -// -// If the embedded message type is well-known and has a custom JSON -// representation, that representation will be embedded adding a field -// `value` which holds the custom JSON in addition to the `@type` -// field. Example (for message [google.protobuf.Duration][]): -// -// { -// "@type": "type.googleapis.com/google.protobuf.Duration", -// "value": "1.212s" -// } -// -message Any { - // A URL/resource name that uniquely identifies the type of the serialized - // protocol buffer message. This string must contain at least - // one "/" character. The last segment of the URL's path must represent - // the fully qualified name of the type (as in - // `path/google.protobuf.Duration`). The name should be in a canonical form - // (e.g., leading "." is not accepted). - // - // In practice, teams usually precompile into the binary all types that they - // expect it to use in the context of Any. However, for URLs which use the - // scheme `http`, `https`, or no scheme, one can optionally set up a type - // server that maps type URLs to message definitions as follows: - // - // * If no scheme is provided, `https` is assumed. - // * An HTTP GET on the URL must yield a [google.protobuf.Type][] - // value in binary format, or produce an error. - // * Applications are allowed to cache lookup results based on the - // URL, or have them precompiled into a binary to avoid any - // lookup. Therefore, binary compatibility needs to be preserved - // on changes to types. (Use versioned type names to manage - // breaking changes.) - // - // Note: this functionality is not currently available in the official - // protobuf release, and it is not used for type URLs beginning with - // type.googleapis.com. - // - // Schemes other than `http`, `https` (or the empty scheme) might be - // used with implementation specific semantics. - // - string type_url = 1; - - // Must be a valid serialized protocol buffer of the above specified type. - bytes value = 2; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/api.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/api.proto deleted file mode 100644 index d22114b..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/api.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,208 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -import "source_context.proto"; -import "type.proto"; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "ApiProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/apipb"; - -// Api is a light-weight descriptor for an API Interface. -// -// Interfaces are also described as "protocol buffer services" in some contexts, -// such as by the "service" keyword in a .proto file, but they are different -// from API Services, which represent a concrete implementation of an interface -// as opposed to simply a description of methods and bindings. They are also -// sometimes simply referred to as "APIs" in other contexts, such as the name of -// this message itself. See https://cloud.google.com/apis/design/glossary for -// detailed terminology. -message Api { - // The fully qualified name of this interface, including package name - // followed by the interface's simple name. - string name = 1; - - // The methods of this interface, in unspecified order. - repeated Method methods = 2; - - // Any metadata attached to the interface. - repeated Option options = 3; - - // A version string for this interface. If specified, must have the form - // `major-version.minor-version`, as in `1.10`. If the minor version is - // omitted, it defaults to zero. If the entire version field is empty, the - // major version is derived from the package name, as outlined below. If the - // field is not empty, the version in the package name will be verified to be - // consistent with what is provided here. - // - // The versioning schema uses [semantic - // versioning](http://semver.org) where the major version number - // indicates a breaking change and the minor version an additive, - // non-breaking change. Both version numbers are signals to users - // what to expect from different versions, and should be carefully - // chosen based on the product plan. - // - // The major version is also reflected in the package name of the - // interface, which must end in `v`, as in - // `google.feature.v1`. For major versions 0 and 1, the suffix can - // be omitted. Zero major versions must only be used for - // experimental, non-GA interfaces. - // - // - string version = 4; - - // Source context for the protocol buffer service represented by this - // message. - SourceContext source_context = 5; - - // Included interfaces. See [Mixin][]. - repeated Mixin mixins = 6; - - // The source syntax of the service. - Syntax syntax = 7; -} - -// Method represents a method of an API interface. -message Method { - // The simple name of this method. - string name = 1; - - // A URL of the input message type. - string request_type_url = 2; - - // If true, the request is streamed. - bool request_streaming = 3; - - // The URL of the output message type. - string response_type_url = 4; - - // If true, the response is streamed. - bool response_streaming = 5; - - // Any metadata attached to the method. - repeated Option options = 6; - - // The source syntax of this method. - Syntax syntax = 7; -} - -// Declares an API Interface to be included in this interface. The including -// interface must redeclare all the methods from the included interface, but -// documentation and options are inherited as follows: -// -// - If after comment and whitespace stripping, the documentation -// string of the redeclared method is empty, it will be inherited -// from the original method. -// -// - Each annotation belonging to the service config (http, -// visibility) which is not set in the redeclared method will be -// inherited. -// -// - If an http annotation is inherited, the path pattern will be -// modified as follows. Any version prefix will be replaced by the -// version of the including interface plus the [root][] path if -// specified. -// -// Example of a simple mixin: -// -// package google.acl.v1; -// service AccessControl { -// // Get the underlying ACL object. -// rpc GetAcl(GetAclRequest) returns (Acl) { -// option (google.api.http).get = "/v1/{resource=**}:getAcl"; -// } -// } -// -// package google.storage.v2; -// service Storage { -// rpc GetAcl(GetAclRequest) returns (Acl); -// -// // Get a data record. -// rpc GetData(GetDataRequest) returns (Data) { -// option (google.api.http).get = "/v2/{resource=**}"; -// } -// } -// -// Example of a mixin configuration: -// -// apis: -// - name: google.storage.v2.Storage -// mixins: -// - name: google.acl.v1.AccessControl -// -// The mixin construct implies that all methods in `AccessControl` are -// also declared with same name and request/response types in -// `Storage`. A documentation generator or annotation processor will -// see the effective `Storage.GetAcl` method after inheriting -// documentation and annotations as follows: -// -// service Storage { -// // Get the underlying ACL object. -// rpc GetAcl(GetAclRequest) returns (Acl) { -// option (google.api.http).get = "/v2/{resource=**}:getAcl"; -// } -// ... -// } -// -// Note how the version in the path pattern changed from `v1` to `v2`. -// -// If the `root` field in the mixin is specified, it should be a -// relative path under which inherited HTTP paths are placed. Example: -// -// apis: -// - name: google.storage.v2.Storage -// mixins: -// - name: google.acl.v1.AccessControl -// root: acls -// -// This implies the following inherited HTTP annotation: -// -// service Storage { -// // Get the underlying ACL object. -// rpc GetAcl(GetAclRequest) returns (Acl) { -// option (google.api.http).get = "/v2/acls/{resource=**}:getAcl"; -// } -// ... -// } -message Mixin { - // The fully qualified name of the interface which is included. - string name = 1; - - // If non-empty specifies a path under which inherited HTTP paths - // are rooted. - string root = 2; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/base.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/base.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 6728142..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/base.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,111 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "timestamp.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - - -// A class (aka term, concept) in an ontology. -// FHIR mapping: CodeableConcept (http://www.hl7.org/fhir/datatypes.html#CodeableConcept) -// see also Coding (http://www.hl7.org/fhir/datatypes.html#Coding) -message OntologyClass { - // a CURIE-style identifier e.g. HP:0100024, MP:0001284, UBERON:0001690. - // This is the primary key for the ontology class - // REQUIRED! - string id = 1; - - // class label, aka name. E.g. "Abnormality of cardiovascular system" - string label = 2; -} - -// FHIR mapping: Reference (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/references.html) -message ExternalReference { - // e.g. ISBN, PMID:123456, DOI:..., - // FHIR mapping: Reference.identifier - string id = 1; - // A full or partial URL pointing to the external reference if no commonly resolvable identifier can be used in the - // `id` field - // FHIR mapping Reference.reference - string reference = 2; - // Human readable title or display string for the reference - // FHIR mapping: Reference.display - string description = 3; -} - -// FHIR mapping: Condition.evidence (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/condition-definitions.html#Condition.evidence) -message Evidence { - // The encoded evidence type using, for example the Evidence & Conclusion Ontology (ECO - http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/eco.owl) - // FHIR mapping: Condition.evidence.code - OntologyClass evidence_code = 1; - // FHIR mapping: Condition.evidence.detail - ExternalReference reference = 2; -} - - -// A clinical procedure performed on a subject. By preference a single concept to indicate both the procedure and the -// body site should be used. In cases where this is not possible, the body site should be indicated using a separate -// ontology class. -// e.g. -// {"code":{"NCIT:C51585": "Biopsy of Soft Palate"}} -// {"code":{"NCIT:C28743": "Punch Biopsy"}, "body_site":{"UBERON:0003403": "skin of forearm"}} - a punch biopsy of the skin from the forearm -// FHIR mapping: Procedure (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/procedure.html) -message Procedure { - // FHIR mapping: Procedure.code - OntologyClass code = 1; - - // FHIR mapping: Procedure.bodySite - OntologyClass body_site = 2; - - // When the procedure was performed. - TimeElement performed = 3; -} - -message GestationalAge { - int32 weeks = 1; - int32 days = 2; -} - -// See http://build.fhir.org/datatypes and http://build.fhir.org/condition-definitions.html#Condition.onset_x_ -// In FHIR this is represented as a UCUM measurement - http://unitsofmeasure.org/trac/ -message Age { - // The :ref:`ISO 8601` age of this object as ISO8601 - // duration or time intervals. e.g. P40Y10M05D) - string iso8601duration = 1; -} - -message AgeRange { - Age start = 1; - Age end = 2; -} - -message TimeInterval { - google.protobuf.Timestamp start = 1; - google.protobuf.Timestamp end = 2; -} - -message TimeElement { - oneof element { - GestationalAge gestational_age = 6; - Age age = 1; - AgeRange age_range = 2; - OntologyClass ontology_class = 3; - google.protobuf.Timestamp timestamp = 4; - TimeInterval interval = 5; - } -} - -message File { - // URI for the file e.g. file://data/genomes/file1.vcf.gz or https://opensnp.org/data/60.23andme-exome-vcf.231?1341012444 - string uri = 1; - - // A map of identifiers mapping an individual to a sample in the file. The key values must correspond to the - // Individual::id for the individuals in the message, the values must map to the samples in the file. - map individual_to_file_identifiers = 2; - - // Map of attributes describing the file. For example the File format or genome assembly would be defied here. For - // genomic data files there MUST be a 'genomeAssembly' key. - map file_attributes = 3; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/biosample.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/biosample.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 6d3714e..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/biosample.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,121 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "base.proto"; -import "measurement.proto"; -import "phenotypic_feature.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// A Biosample refers to a unit of biological material from which the substrate -// molecules (e.g. genomic DNA, RNA, proteins) for molecular analyses (e.g. -// sequencing, array hybridisation, mass-spectrometry) are extracted. Examples -// would be a tissue biopsy, a single cell from a culture for single cell genome -// sequencing or a protein fraction from a gradient centrifugation. -// Several instances (e.g. technical replicates) or types of experiments (e.g. -// genomic array as well as RNA-seq experiments) may refer to the same Biosample. -// FHIR mapping: Specimen (http://www.hl7.org/fhir/specimen.html). -message Biosample { - // biosamples SAMN08666232 - // Human Cell Atlas - - // The Biosample id This is unique in the - // context of the server instance. - // ARGO mapping specimen::submitter_specimen_id - string id = 1; - - // The id of the individual this biosample was derived from. - // ARGO mapping specimen::submitter_donor_id - string individual_id = 2; - - // The id of the parent biosample this biosample was derived from. - string derived_from_id = 3; - - // The biosample's description. This attribute contains human readable text. - // The "description" attributes should not contain any structured data. - string description = 4; - - // UBERON class describing the tissue from which the specimen was collected. - // PDX-MI mapping: 'Specimen tumor tissue' - // FHIR mapping: Specimen.type - // ARGO mapping sample_registration::specimen_tissue_source - OntologyClass sampled_tissue = 5; - - // Recommended use of EFO term to describe the sample. - // e.g. Amplified DNA, ctDNA, Total RNA, Lung tissue, Cultured cells... - // ARGO mapping sample_registration::sample_type - OntologyClass sample_type = 6; - - // Phenotypic characteristics of the BioSample, for example histological findings of a biopsy. - repeated PhenotypicFeature phenotypic_features = 7; - - repeated Measurement measurements = 8; - - // NCBI taxonomic identifier (NCBITaxon) of the sample e.g. NCBITaxon:9606 - OntologyClass taxonomy = 9; - - // An TimeElement describing either the age of the individual this biosample was - // derived from at the time of collection, or the time itself. - //See http://build.fhir.org/datatypes - TimeElement time_of_collection = 10; - - // This is the pathologist’s diagnosis and may often represent a refinement of the clinical diagnosis given in the - // Patient/Clinical module. Should use the same terminology as diagnosis, but represent the pathologist’s findings. - // Normal samples would be tagged with the term "NCIT:C38757", "Negative Finding" - // ARGO mapping specimen::tumour_histological_type - OntologyClass histological_diagnosis = 11; - - // Is the specimen tissue from the primary tumor, a metastasis or a recurrence? - // Most likely a child term of NCIT:C7062 (Neoplasm by Special Category) - // NCIT:C3677 (Benign Neoplasm) - // NCIT:C84509 (Primary Malignant Neoplasm) - // NCIT:C95606 (Second Primary Malignant Neoplasm) - // NCIT:C3261 (Metastatic Neoplasm) - // NCIT:C4813 (Recurrent Malignant Neoplasm) - OntologyClass tumor_progression = 12; - - // Potentially a child term of NCIT:C28076 (Disease Grade Qualifier) or equivalent - // See https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/diagnosis-staging/prognosis/tumor-grade-fact-sheet - OntologyClass tumor_grade = 13; - - // ARGO mapping specimen::pathological_tumour_staging_system - // ARGO mapping specimen::pathological_stage_group - OntologyClass pathological_stage = 14; - - // ARGO mapping specimen::pathological_t_category - // ARGO mapping specimen::pathological_n_category - // ARGO mapping specimen::pathological_m_category - repeated OntologyClass pathological_tnm_finding = 15; - - // Clinically relevant bio markers. Most of the assays such as IHC are covered by the NCIT under the sub-hierarchy - // NCIT:C25294 (Laboratory Procedure). - // e.g. NCIT:C68748 (HER2/Neu Positive), NCIT:C131711 (Human Papillomavirus-18 Positive) - repeated OntologyClass diagnostic_markers = 16; - - // Clinical procedure performed on the subject in order to extract the biosample. - // ARGO mapping specimen::specimen_anatomic_location - Procedure::body_site - // ARGO mapping specimen::specimen_acquisition_interval - Procedure::time_performed - Procedure procedure = 17; - - // Pointer to the relevant file(s) for the biosample. Files relating to the entire individual e.g. a germline exome/genome - // should be associated with the Phenopacket rather than the Biosample it was derived from. - repeated File files = 18; - - // This element can be used to specify the status of the sample. For instance, a status may be used as a normal - // control, often in combination with another sample that is thought to contain a pathological finding. - // We recommend use of ontology terms such as: - // EFO:0009654 (reference sample) or EFO:0009655 (abnormal sample) - // ARGO mapping sample_registration::tumour_normal_designation - OntologyClass material_sample = 19; - - // Field to represent how the sample was processed. - // ARGO mapping specimen::specimen_processing - OntologyClass sample_processing = 20; - - // Field to represent how the sample was stored - // ARGO mapping specimen::specimen_storage - OntologyClass sample_storage = 21; - -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/descriptor.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/descriptor.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 9f0ce6c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/descriptor.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,909 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -// Author: kenton@google.com (Kenton Varda) -// Based on original Protocol Buffers design by -// Sanjay Ghemawat, Jeff Dean, and others. -// -// The messages in this file describe the definitions found in .proto files. -// A valid .proto file can be translated directly to a FileDescriptorProto -// without any other information (e.g. without reading its imports). - - -syntax = "proto2"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/descriptorpb"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "DescriptorProtos"; -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.Reflection"; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; - -// descriptor.proto must be optimized for speed because reflection-based -// algorithms don't work during bootstrapping. -option optimize_for = SPEED; - -// The protocol compiler can output a FileDescriptorSet containing the .proto -// files it parses. -message FileDescriptorSet { - repeated FileDescriptorProto file = 1; -} - -// Describes a complete .proto file. -message FileDescriptorProto { - optional string name = 1; // file name, relative to root of source tree - optional string package = 2; // e.g. "foo", "foo.bar", etc. - - // Names of files imported by this file. - repeated string dependency = 3; - // Indexes of the public imported files in the dependency list above. - repeated int32 public_dependency = 10; - // Indexes of the weak imported files in the dependency list. - // For Google-internal migration only. Do not use. - repeated int32 weak_dependency = 11; - - // All top-level definitions in this file. - repeated DescriptorProto message_type = 4; - repeated EnumDescriptorProto enum_type = 5; - repeated ServiceDescriptorProto service = 6; - repeated FieldDescriptorProto extension = 7; - - optional FileOptions options = 8; - - // This field contains optional information about the original source code. - // You may safely remove this entire field without harming runtime - // functionality of the descriptors -- the information is needed only by - // development tools. - optional SourceCodeInfo source_code_info = 9; - - // The syntax of the proto file. - // The supported values are "proto2" and "proto3". - optional string syntax = 12; -} - -// Describes a message type. -message DescriptorProto { - optional string name = 1; - - repeated FieldDescriptorProto field = 2; - repeated FieldDescriptorProto extension = 6; - - repeated DescriptorProto nested_type = 3; - repeated EnumDescriptorProto enum_type = 4; - - message ExtensionRange { - optional int32 start = 1; // Inclusive. - optional int32 end = 2; // Exclusive. - - optional ExtensionRangeOptions options = 3; - } - repeated ExtensionRange extension_range = 5; - - repeated OneofDescriptorProto oneof_decl = 8; - - optional MessageOptions options = 7; - - // Range of reserved tag numbers. Reserved tag numbers may not be used by - // fields or extension ranges in the same message. Reserved ranges may - // not overlap. - message ReservedRange { - optional int32 start = 1; // Inclusive. - optional int32 end = 2; // Exclusive. - } - repeated ReservedRange reserved_range = 9; - // Reserved field names, which may not be used by fields in the same message. - // A given name may only be reserved once. - repeated string reserved_name = 10; -} - -message ExtensionRangeOptions { - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; -} - -// Describes a field within a message. -message FieldDescriptorProto { - enum Type { - // 0 is reserved for errors. - // Order is weird for historical reasons. - TYPE_DOUBLE = 1; - TYPE_FLOAT = 2; - // Not ZigZag encoded. Negative numbers take 10 bytes. 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However, Proto3 - // implementations should still be able to parse the group wire format and - // treat group fields as unknown fields. - TYPE_GROUP = 10; - TYPE_MESSAGE = 11; // Length-delimited aggregate. - - // New in version 2. - TYPE_BYTES = 12; - TYPE_UINT32 = 13; - TYPE_ENUM = 14; - TYPE_SFIXED32 = 15; - TYPE_SFIXED64 = 16; - TYPE_SINT32 = 17; // Uses ZigZag encoding. - TYPE_SINT64 = 18; // Uses ZigZag encoding. - } - - enum Label { - // 0 is reserved for errors - LABEL_OPTIONAL = 1; - LABEL_REQUIRED = 2; - LABEL_REPEATED = 3; - } - - optional string name = 1; - optional int32 number = 3; - optional Label label = 4; - - // If type_name is set, this need not be set. If both this and type_name - // are set, this must be one of TYPE_ENUM, TYPE_MESSAGE or TYPE_GROUP. - optional Type type = 5; - - // For message and enum types, this is the name of the type. If the name - // starts with a '.', it is fully-qualified. 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If the - // user has set a "json_name" option on this field, that option's value - // will be used. Otherwise, it's deduced from the field's name by converting - // it to camelCase. - optional string json_name = 10; - - optional FieldOptions options = 8; - - // If true, this is a proto3 "optional". When a proto3 field is optional, it - // tracks presence regardless of field type. - // - // When proto3_optional is true, this field must be belong to a oneof to - // signal to old proto3 clients that presence is tracked for this field. This - // oneof is known as a "synthetic" oneof, and this field must be its sole - // member (each proto3 optional field gets its own synthetic oneof). Synthetic - // oneofs exist in the descriptor only, and do not generate any API. Synthetic - // oneofs must be ordered after all "real" oneofs. - // - // For message fields, proto3_optional doesn't create any semantic change, - // since non-repeated message fields always track presence. However it still - // indicates the semantic detail of whether the user wrote "optional" or not. - // This can be useful for round-tripping the .proto file. For consistency we - // give message fields a synthetic oneof also, even though it is not required - // to track presence. This is especially important because the parser can't - // tell if a field is a message or an enum, so it must always create a - // synthetic oneof. - // - // Proto2 optional fields do not set this flag, because they already indicate - // optional with `LABEL_OPTIONAL`. - optional bool proto3_optional = 17; -} - -// Describes a oneof. -message OneofDescriptorProto { - optional string name = 1; - optional OneofOptions options = 2; -} - -// Describes an enum type. -message EnumDescriptorProto { - optional string name = 1; - - repeated EnumValueDescriptorProto value = 2; - - optional EnumOptions options = 3; - - // Range of reserved numeric values. Reserved values may not be used by - // entries in the same enum. Reserved ranges may not overlap. - // - // Note that this is distinct from DescriptorProto.ReservedRange in that it - // is inclusive such that it can appropriately represent the entire int32 - // domain. - message EnumReservedRange { - optional int32 start = 1; // Inclusive. - optional int32 end = 2; // Inclusive. - } - - // Range of reserved numeric values. Reserved numeric values may not be used - // by enum values in the same enum declaration. Reserved ranges may not - // overlap. - repeated EnumReservedRange reserved_range = 4; - - // Reserved enum value names, which may not be reused. A given name may only - // be reserved once. - repeated string reserved_name = 5; -} - -// Describes a value within an enum. -message EnumValueDescriptorProto { - optional string name = 1; - optional int32 number = 2; - - optional EnumValueOptions options = 3; -} - -// Describes a service. -message ServiceDescriptorProto { - optional string name = 1; - repeated MethodDescriptorProto method = 2; - - optional ServiceOptions options = 3; -} - -// Describes a method of a service. -message MethodDescriptorProto { - optional string name = 1; - - // Input and output type names. These are resolved in the same way as - // FieldDescriptorProto.type_name, but must refer to a message type. - optional string input_type = 2; - optional string output_type = 3; - - optional MethodOptions options = 4; - - // Identifies if client streams multiple client messages - optional bool client_streaming = 5 [default = false]; - // Identifies if server streams multiple server messages - optional bool server_streaming = 6 [default = false]; -} - - -// =================================================================== -// Options - -// Each of the definitions above may have "options" attached. These are -// just annotations which may cause code to be generated slightly differently -// or may contain hints for code that manipulates protocol messages. -// -// Clients may define custom options as extensions of the *Options messages. -// These extensions may not yet be known at parsing time, so the parser cannot -// store the values in them. Instead it stores them in a field in the *Options -// message called uninterpreted_option. This field must have the same name -// across all *Options messages. We then use this field to populate the -// extensions when we build a descriptor, at which point all protos have been -// parsed and so all extensions are known. -// -// Extension numbers for custom options may be chosen as follows: -// * For options which will only be used within a single application or -// organization, or for experimental options, use field numbers 50000 -// through 99999. It is up to you to ensure that you do not use the -// same number for multiple options. -// * For options which will be published and used publicly by multiple -// independent entities, e-mail protobuf-global-extension-registry@google.com -// to reserve extension numbers. Simply provide your project name (e.g. -// Objective-C plugin) and your project website (if available) -- there's no -// need to explain how you intend to use them. Usually you only need one -// extension number. You can declare multiple options with only one extension -// number by putting them in a sub-message. See the Custom Options section of -// the docs for examples: -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto#options -// If this turns out to be popular, a web service will be set up -// to automatically assign option numbers. - -message FileOptions { - - // Sets the Java package where classes generated from this .proto will be - // placed. By default, the proto package is used, but this is often - // inappropriate because proto packages do not normally start with backwards - // domain names. - optional string java_package = 1; - - - // If set, all the classes from the .proto file are wrapped in a single - // outer class with the given name. This applies to both Proto1 - // (equivalent to the old "--one_java_file" option) and Proto2 (where - // a .proto always translates to a single class, but you may want to - // explicitly choose the class name). - optional string java_outer_classname = 8; - - // If set true, then the Java code generator will generate a separate .java - // file for each top-level message, enum, and service defined in the .proto - // file. Thus, these types will *not* be nested inside the outer class - // named by java_outer_classname. 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If omitted, the Go package will be derived from the following: - // - The basename of the package import path, if provided. - // - Otherwise, the package statement in the .proto file, if present. - // - Otherwise, the basename of the .proto file, without extension. - optional string go_package = 11; - - - - - // Should generic services be generated in each language? "Generic" services - // are not specific to any particular RPC system. They are generated by the - // main code generators in each language (without additional plugins). - // Generic services were the only kind of service generation supported by - // early versions of google.protobuf. - // - // Generic services are now considered deprecated in favor of using plugins - // that generate code specific to your particular RPC system. Therefore, - // these default to false. 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There is no default. - optional string objc_class_prefix = 36; - - // Namespace for generated classes; defaults to the package. - optional string csharp_namespace = 37; - - // By default Swift generators will take the proto package and CamelCase it - // replacing '.' with underscore and use that to prefix the types/symbols - // defined. When this options is provided, they will use this value instead - // to prefix the types/symbols defined. - optional string swift_prefix = 39; - - // Sets the php class prefix which is prepended to all php generated classes - // from this .proto. Default is empty. - optional string php_class_prefix = 40; - - // Use this option to change the namespace of php generated classes. Default - // is empty. When this option is empty, the package name will be used for - // determining the namespace. - optional string php_namespace = 41; - - // Use this option to change the namespace of php generated metadata classes. - // Default is empty. When this option is empty, the proto file name will be - // used for determining the namespace. - optional string php_metadata_namespace = 44; - - // Use this option to change the package of ruby generated classes. Default - // is empty. When this option is not set, the package name will be used for - // determining the ruby package. - optional string ruby_package = 45; - - - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. - // See the documentation for the "Options" section above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. - // See the documentation for the "Options" section above. - extensions 1000 to max; - - reserved 38; -} - -message MessageOptions { - // Set true to use the old proto1 MessageSet wire format for extensions. - // This is provided for backwards-compatibility with the MessageSet wire - // format. You should not use this for any other reason: It's less - // efficient, has fewer features, and is more complicated. - // - // The message must be defined exactly as follows: - // message Foo { - // option message_set_wire_format = true; - // extensions 4 to max; - // } - // Note that the message cannot have any defined fields; MessageSets only - // have extensions. - // - // All extensions of your type must be singular messages; e.g. they cannot - // be int32s, enums, or repeated messages. - // - // Because this is an option, the above two restrictions are not enforced by - // the protocol compiler. - optional bool message_set_wire_format = 1 [default = false]; - - // Disables the generation of the standard "descriptor()" accessor, which can - // conflict with a field of the same name. This is meant to make migration - // from proto1 easier; new code should avoid fields named "descriptor". - optional bool no_standard_descriptor_accessor = 2 [default = false]; - - // Is this message deprecated? - // Depending on the target platform, this can emit Deprecated annotations - // for the message, or it will be completely ignored; in the very least, - // this is a formalization for deprecating messages. - optional bool deprecated = 3 [default = false]; - - // Whether the message is an automatically generated map entry type for the - // maps field. - // - // For maps fields: - // map map_field = 1; - // The parsed descriptor looks like: - // message MapFieldEntry { - // option map_entry = true; - // optional KeyType key = 1; - // optional ValueType value = 2; - // } - // repeated MapFieldEntry map_field = 1; - // - // Implementations may choose not to generate the map_entry=true message, but - // use a native map in the target language to hold the keys and values. - // The reflection APIs in such implementations still need to work as - // if the field is a repeated message field. - // - // NOTE: Do not set the option in .proto files. Always use the maps syntax - // instead. The option should only be implicitly set by the proto compiler - // parser. - optional bool map_entry = 7; - - reserved 8; // javalite_serializable - reserved 9; // javanano_as_lite - - - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; -} - -message FieldOptions { - // The ctype option instructs the C++ code generator to use a different - // representation of the field than it normally would. See the specific - // options below. This option is not yet implemented in the open source - // release -- sorry, we'll try to include it in a future version! - optional CType ctype = 1 [default = STRING]; - enum CType { - // Default mode. - STRING = 0; - - CORD = 1; - - STRING_PIECE = 2; - } - // The packed option can be enabled for repeated primitive fields to enable - // a more efficient representation on the wire. Rather than repeatedly - // writing the tag and type for each element, the entire array is encoded as - // a single length-delimited blob. In proto3, only explicit setting it to - // false will avoid using packed encoding. - optional bool packed = 2; - - // The jstype option determines the JavaScript type used for values of the - // field. The option is permitted only for 64 bit integral and fixed types - // (int64, uint64, sint64, fixed64, sfixed64). A field with jstype JS_STRING - // is represented as JavaScript string, which avoids loss of precision that - // can happen when a large value is converted to a floating point JavaScript. - // Specifying JS_NUMBER for the jstype causes the generated JavaScript code to - // use the JavaScript "number" type. The behavior of the default option - // JS_NORMAL is implementation dependent. - // - // This option is an enum to permit additional types to be added, e.g. - // goog.math.Integer. - optional JSType jstype = 6 [default = JS_NORMAL]; - enum JSType { - // Use the default type. - JS_NORMAL = 0; - - // Use JavaScript strings. - JS_STRING = 1; - - // Use JavaScript numbers. - JS_NUMBER = 2; - } - - // Should this field be parsed lazily? Lazy applies only to message-type - // fields. It means that when the outer message is initially parsed, the - // inner message's contents will not be parsed but instead stored in encoded - // form. The inner message will actually be parsed when it is first accessed. - // - // This is only a hint. Implementations are free to choose whether to use - // eager or lazy parsing regardless of the value of this option. However, - // setting this option true suggests that the protocol author believes that - // using lazy parsing on this field is worth the additional bookkeeping - // overhead typically needed to implement it. - // - // This option does not affect the public interface of any generated code; - // all method signatures remain the same. Furthermore, thread-safety of the - // interface is not affected by this option; const methods remain safe to - // call from multiple threads concurrently, while non-const methods continue - // to require exclusive access. - // - // - // Note that implementations may choose not to check required fields within - // a lazy sub-message. That is, calling IsInitialized() on the outer message - // may return true even if the inner message has missing required fields. - // This is necessary because otherwise the inner message would have to be - // parsed in order to perform the check, defeating the purpose of lazy - // parsing. An implementation which chooses not to check required fields - // must be consistent about it. That is, for any particular sub-message, the - // implementation must either *always* check its required fields, or *never* - // check its required fields, regardless of whether or not the message has - // been parsed. - optional bool lazy = 5 [default = false]; - - // Is this field deprecated? - // Depending on the target platform, this can emit Deprecated annotations - // for accessors, or it will be completely ignored; in the very least, this - // is a formalization for deprecating fields. - optional bool deprecated = 3 [default = false]; - - // For Google-internal migration only. Do not use. - optional bool weak = 10 [default = false]; - - - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; - - reserved 4; // removed jtype -} - -message OneofOptions { - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; -} - -message EnumOptions { - - // Set this option to true to allow mapping different tag names to the same - // value. - optional bool allow_alias = 2; - - // Is this enum deprecated? - // Depending on the target platform, this can emit Deprecated annotations - // for the enum, or it will be completely ignored; in the very least, this - // is a formalization for deprecating enums. - optional bool deprecated = 3 [default = false]; - - reserved 5; // javanano_as_lite - - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; -} - -message EnumValueOptions { - // Is this enum value deprecated? - // Depending on the target platform, this can emit Deprecated annotations - // for the enum value, or it will be completely ignored; in the very least, - // this is a formalization for deprecating enum values. - optional bool deprecated = 1 [default = false]; - - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; -} - -message ServiceOptions { - - // Note: Field numbers 1 through 32 are reserved for Google's internal RPC - // framework. We apologize for hoarding these numbers to ourselves, but - // we were already using them long before we decided to release Protocol - // Buffers. - - // Is this service deprecated? - // Depending on the target platform, this can emit Deprecated annotations - // for the service, or it will be completely ignored; in the very least, - // this is a formalization for deprecating services. - optional bool deprecated = 33 [default = false]; - - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; -} - -message MethodOptions { - - // Note: Field numbers 1 through 32 are reserved for Google's internal RPC - // framework. We apologize for hoarding these numbers to ourselves, but - // we were already using them long before we decided to release Protocol - // Buffers. - - // Is this method deprecated? - // Depending on the target platform, this can emit Deprecated annotations - // for the method, or it will be completely ignored; in the very least, - // this is a formalization for deprecating methods. - optional bool deprecated = 33 [default = false]; - - // Is this method side-effect-free (or safe in HTTP parlance), or idempotent, - // or neither? HTTP based RPC implementation may choose GET verb for safe - // methods, and PUT verb for idempotent methods instead of the default POST. - enum IdempotencyLevel { - IDEMPOTENCY_UNKNOWN = 0; - NO_SIDE_EFFECTS = 1; // implies idempotent - IDEMPOTENT = 2; // idempotent, but may have side effects - } - optional IdempotencyLevel idempotency_level = 34 - [default = IDEMPOTENCY_UNKNOWN]; - - // The parser stores options it doesn't recognize here. See above. - repeated UninterpretedOption uninterpreted_option = 999; - - // Clients can define custom options in extensions of this message. See above. - extensions 1000 to max; -} - - -// A message representing a option the parser does not recognize. This only -// appears in options protos created by the compiler::Parser class. -// DescriptorPool resolves these when building Descriptor objects. Therefore, -// options protos in descriptor objects (e.g. returned by Descriptor::options(), -// or produced by Descriptor::CopyTo()) will never have UninterpretedOptions -// in them. -message UninterpretedOption { - // The name of the uninterpreted option. Each string represents a segment in - // a dot-separated name. is_extension is true iff a segment represents an - // extension (denoted with parentheses in options specs in .proto files). - // E.g.,{ ["foo", false], ["bar.baz", true], ["qux", false] } represents - // "foo.(bar.baz).qux". - message NamePart { - required string name_part = 1; - required bool is_extension = 2; - } - repeated NamePart name = 2; - - // The value of the uninterpreted option, in whatever type the tokenizer - // identified it as during parsing. Exactly one of these should be set. - optional string identifier_value = 3; - optional uint64 positive_int_value = 4; - optional int64 negative_int_value = 5; - optional double double_value = 6; - optional bytes string_value = 7; - optional string aggregate_value = 8; -} - -// =================================================================== -// Optional source code info - -// Encapsulates information about the original source file from which a -// FileDescriptorProto was generated. -message SourceCodeInfo { - // A Location identifies a piece of source code in a .proto file which - // corresponds to a particular definition. This information is intended - // to be useful to IDEs, code indexers, documentation generators, and similar - // tools. - // - // For example, say we have a file like: - // message Foo { - // optional string foo = 1; - // } - // Let's look at just the field definition: - // optional string foo = 1; - // ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^^ - // a bc de f ghi - // We have the following locations: - // span path represents - // [a,i) [ 4, 0, 2, 0 ] The whole field definition. - // [a,b) [ 4, 0, 2, 0, 4 ] The label (optional). - // [c,d) [ 4, 0, 2, 0, 5 ] The type (string). - // [e,f) [ 4, 0, 2, 0, 1 ] The name (foo). - // [g,h) [ 4, 0, 2, 0, 3 ] The number (1). - // - // Notes: - // - A location may refer to a repeated field itself (i.e. not to any - // particular index within it). This is used whenever a set of elements are - // logically enclosed in a single code segment. For example, an entire - // extend block (possibly containing multiple extension definitions) will - // have an outer location whose path refers to the "extensions" repeated - // field without an index. - // - Multiple locations may have the same path. This happens when a single - // logical declaration is spread out across multiple places. The most - // obvious example is the "extend" block again -- there may be multiple - // extend blocks in the same scope, each of which will have the same path. - // - A location's span is not always a subset of its parent's span. For - // example, the "extendee" of an extension declaration appears at the - // beginning of the "extend" block and is shared by all extensions within - // the block. - // - Just because a location's span is a subset of some other location's span - // does not mean that it is a descendant. For example, a "group" defines - // both a type and a field in a single declaration. Thus, the locations - // corresponding to the type and field and their components will overlap. - // - Code which tries to interpret locations should probably be designed to - // ignore those that it doesn't understand, as more types of locations could - // be recorded in the future. - repeated Location location = 1; - message Location { - // Identifies which part of the FileDescriptorProto was defined at this - // location. - // - // Each element is a field number or an index. They form a path from - // the root FileDescriptorProto to the place where the definition. For - // example, this path: - // [ 4, 3, 2, 7, 1 ] - // refers to: - // file.message_type(3) // 4, 3 - // .field(7) // 2, 7 - // .name() // 1 - // This is because FileDescriptorProto.message_type has field number 4: - // repeated DescriptorProto message_type = 4; - // and DescriptorProto.field has field number 2: - // repeated FieldDescriptorProto field = 2; - // and FieldDescriptorProto.name has field number 1: - // optional string name = 1; - // - // Thus, the above path gives the location of a field name. If we removed - // the last element: - // [ 4, 3, 2, 7 ] - // this path refers to the whole field declaration (from the beginning - // of the label to the terminating semicolon). - repeated int32 path = 1 [packed = true]; - - // Always has exactly three or four elements: start line, start column, - // end line (optional, otherwise assumed same as start line), end column. - // These are packed into a single field for efficiency. Note that line - // and column numbers are zero-based -- typically you will want to add - // 1 to each before displaying to a user. - repeated int32 span = 2 [packed = true]; - - // If this SourceCodeInfo represents a complete declaration, these are any - // comments appearing before and after the declaration which appear to be - // attached to the declaration. - // - // A series of line comments appearing on consecutive lines, with no other - // tokens appearing on those lines, will be treated as a single comment. - // - // leading_detached_comments will keep paragraphs of comments that appear - // before (but not connected to) the current element. Each paragraph, - // separated by empty lines, will be one comment element in the repeated - // field. - // - // Only the comment content is provided; comment markers (e.g. //) are - // stripped out. For block comments, leading whitespace and an asterisk - // will be stripped from the beginning of each line other than the first. - // Newlines are included in the output. - // - // Examples: - // - // optional int32 foo = 1; // Comment attached to foo. - // // Comment attached to bar. - // optional int32 bar = 2; - // - // optional string baz = 3; - // // Comment attached to baz. - // // Another line attached to baz. - // - // // Comment attached to qux. - // // - // // Another line attached to qux. - // optional double qux = 4; - // - // // Detached comment for corge. This is not leading or trailing comments - // // to qux or corge because there are blank lines separating it from - // // both. - // - // // Detached comment for corge paragraph 2. - // - // optional string corge = 5; - // /* Block comment attached - // * to corge. Leading asterisks - // * will be removed. */ - // /* Block comment attached to - // * grault. */ - // optional int32 grault = 6; - // - // // ignored detached comments. - optional string leading_comments = 3; - optional string trailing_comments = 4; - repeated string leading_detached_comments = 6; - } -} - -// Describes the relationship between generated code and its original source -// file. A GeneratedCodeInfo message is associated with only one generated -// source file, but may contain references to different source .proto files. -message GeneratedCodeInfo { - // An Annotation connects some span of text in generated code to an element - // of its generating .proto file. - repeated Annotation annotation = 1; - message Annotation { - // Identifies the element in the original source .proto file. This field - // is formatted the same as SourceCodeInfo.Location.path. - repeated int32 path = 1 [packed = true]; - - // Identifies the filesystem path to the original source .proto. - optional string source_file = 2; - - // Identifies the starting offset in bytes in the generated code - // that relates to the identified object. - optional int32 begin = 3; - - // Identifies the ending offset in bytes in the generated code that - // relates to the identified offset. The end offset should be one past - // the last relevant byte (so the length of the text = end - begin). - optional int32 end = 4; - } -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/disease.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/disease.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 37d87a7..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/disease.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "base.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// Message to indicate a disease (diagnosis) and its recorded onset. -message Disease { - // The identifier of this disease e.g. MONDO:0007043, OMIM:101600, Orphanet:710, DOID:14705 (note these are all equivalent) - // ARGO mapping primary_diagnosis::submitter_primary_diagnosis_id - OntologyClass term = 1; - - // Flag to indicate whether the disease was observed or not. Default is 'false', in other words the disease was - // observed. Therefore it is only required in cases to indicate that the disease was looked for, but found to be - // absent. - // More formally, this modifier indicates the logical negation of the OntologyClass used in the 'term' field. - // *CAUTION* It is imperative to check this field for correct interpretation of the disease! - bool excluded = 2; - - // The onset of the disease. The values of this will come from the HPO onset hierarchy - // i.e. subclasses of HP:0003674 - // FHIR mapping: Condition.onset - // ARGO mapping primary_diagnosis::age_at_diagnosis - TimeElement onset = 3; - - TimeElement resolution = 4; - - // Disease staging, the extent to which a disease has developed. - // For cancers, see https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/diagnosis-staging/staging - // Valid values include child terms of NCIT:C28108 (Disease Stage Qualifier) - // ARGO mapping primary_diagnosis::clinical_tumour_staging_system - // ARGO mapping primary_diagnosis::clinical_stage_group - repeated OntologyClass disease_stage = 5; - - // Cancer findings in the TNM system that is relevant to the diagnosis of cancer. - // See https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/diagnosis-staging/staging - // Valid values include child terms of NCIT:C48232 (Cancer TNM Finding) - // ARGO mapping primary_diagnosis::clinical_t_category - // ARGO mapping primary_diagnosis::clinical_n_category - // ARGO mapping primary_diagnosis::clinical_m_category - repeated OntologyClass clinical_tnm_finding = 6; - - // The text term used to describe the primary site of disease, as categorized by the World Health Organization's - // (WHO) International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (ICD-O). This categorization groups cases into general - OntologyClass primary_site = 7; - - // The term used to indicate laterality of diagnosis, if applicable. (Codelist reference: NCI CDE: 4122391) - OntologyClass laterality = 8; -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/duration.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/duration.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 81c3e36..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/duration.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,116 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/durationpb"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "DurationProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; - -// A Duration represents a signed, fixed-length span of time represented -// as a count of seconds and fractions of seconds at nanosecond -// resolution. It is independent of any calendar and concepts like "day" -// or "month". It is related to Timestamp in that the difference between -// two Timestamp values is a Duration and it can be added or subtracted -// from a Timestamp. Range is approximately +-10,000 years. -// -// # Examples -// -// Example 1: Compute Duration from two Timestamps in pseudo code. -// -// Timestamp start = ...; -// Timestamp end = ...; -// Duration duration = ...; -// -// duration.seconds = end.seconds - start.seconds; -// duration.nanos = end.nanos - start.nanos; -// -// if (duration.seconds < 0 && duration.nanos > 0) { -// duration.seconds += 1; -// duration.nanos -= 1000000000; -// } else if (duration.seconds > 0 && duration.nanos < 0) { -// duration.seconds -= 1; -// duration.nanos += 1000000000; -// } -// -// Example 2: Compute Timestamp from Timestamp + Duration in pseudo code. -// -// Timestamp start = ...; -// Duration duration = ...; -// Timestamp end = ...; -// -// end.seconds = start.seconds + duration.seconds; -// end.nanos = start.nanos + duration.nanos; -// -// if (end.nanos < 0) { -// end.seconds -= 1; -// end.nanos += 1000000000; -// } else if (end.nanos >= 1000000000) { -// end.seconds += 1; -// end.nanos -= 1000000000; -// } -// -// Example 3: Compute Duration from datetime.timedelta in Python. -// -// td = datetime.timedelta(days=3, minutes=10) -// duration = Duration() -// duration.FromTimedelta(td) -// -// # JSON Mapping -// -// In JSON format, the Duration type is encoded as a string rather than an -// object, where the string ends in the suffix "s" (indicating seconds) and -// is preceded by the number of seconds, with nanoseconds expressed as -// fractional seconds. For example, 3 seconds with 0 nanoseconds should be -// encoded in JSON format as "3s", while 3 seconds and 1 nanosecond should -// be expressed in JSON format as "3.000000001s", and 3 seconds and 1 -// microsecond should be expressed in JSON format as "3.000001s". -// -// -message Duration { - // Signed seconds of the span of time. Must be from -315,576,000,000 - // to +315,576,000,000 inclusive. Note: these bounds are computed from: - // 60 sec/min * 60 min/hr * 24 hr/day * 365.25 days/year * 10000 years - int64 seconds = 1; - - // Signed fractions of a second at nanosecond resolution of the span - // of time. Durations less than one second are represented with a 0 - // `seconds` field and a positive or negative `nanos` field. For durations - // of one second or more, a non-zero value for the `nanos` field must be - // of the same sign as the `seconds` field. Must be from -999,999,999 - // to +999,999,999 inclusive. - int32 nanos = 2; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/empty.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/empty.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 5f992de..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/empty.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/emptypb"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "EmptyProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; - -// A generic empty message that you can re-use to avoid defining duplicated -// empty messages in your APIs. A typical example is to use it as the request -// or the response type of an API method. For instance: -// -// service Foo { -// rpc Bar(google.protobuf.Empty) returns (google.protobuf.Empty); -// } -// -// The JSON representation for `Empty` is empty JSON object `{}`. -message Empty {} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/field_mask.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/field_mask.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 6b5104f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/field_mask.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,245 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "FieldMaskProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/fieldmaskpb"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; - -// `FieldMask` represents a set of symbolic field paths, for example: -// -// paths: "f.a" -// paths: "f.b.d" -// -// Here `f` represents a field in some root message, `a` and `b` -// fields in the message found in `f`, and `d` a field found in the -// message in `f.b`. -// -// Field masks are used to specify a subset of fields that should be -// returned by a get operation or modified by an update operation. -// Field masks also have a custom JSON encoding (see below). -// -// # Field Masks in Projections -// -// When used in the context of a projection, a response message or -// sub-message is filtered by the API to only contain those fields as -// specified in the mask. For example, if the mask in the previous -// example is applied to a response message as follows: -// -// f { -// a : 22 -// b { -// d : 1 -// x : 2 -// } -// y : 13 -// } -// z: 8 -// -// The result will not contain specific values for fields x,y and z -// (their value will be set to the default, and omitted in proto text -// output): -// -// -// f { -// a : 22 -// b { -// d : 1 -// } -// } -// -// A repeated field is not allowed except at the last position of a -// paths string. -// -// If a FieldMask object is not present in a get operation, the -// operation applies to all fields (as if a FieldMask of all fields -// had been specified). -// -// Note that a field mask does not necessarily apply to the -// top-level response message. In case of a REST get operation, the -// field mask applies directly to the response, but in case of a REST -// list operation, the mask instead applies to each individual message -// in the returned resource list. In case of a REST custom method, -// other definitions may be used. Where the mask applies will be -// clearly documented together with its declaration in the API. In -// any case, the effect on the returned resource/resources is required -// behavior for APIs. -// -// # Field Masks in Update Operations -// -// A field mask in update operations specifies which fields of the -// targeted resource are going to be updated. The API is required -// to only change the values of the fields as specified in the mask -// and leave the others untouched. If a resource is passed in to -// describe the updated values, the API ignores the values of all -// fields not covered by the mask. -// -// If a repeated field is specified for an update operation, new values will -// be appended to the existing repeated field in the target resource. Note that -// a repeated field is only allowed in the last position of a `paths` string. -// -// If a sub-message is specified in the last position of the field mask for an -// update operation, then new value will be merged into the existing sub-message -// in the target resource. -// -// For example, given the target message: -// -// f { -// b { -// d: 1 -// x: 2 -// } -// c: [1] -// } -// -// And an update message: -// -// f { -// b { -// d: 10 -// } -// c: [2] -// } -// -// then if the field mask is: -// -// paths: ["f.b", "f.c"] -// -// then the result will be: -// -// f { -// b { -// d: 10 -// x: 2 -// } -// c: [1, 2] -// } -// -// An implementation may provide options to override this default behavior for -// repeated and message fields. -// -// In order to reset a field's value to the default, the field must -// be in the mask and set to the default value in the provided resource. -// Hence, in order to reset all fields of a resource, provide a default -// instance of the resource and set all fields in the mask, or do -// not provide a mask as described below. -// -// If a field mask is not present on update, the operation applies to -// all fields (as if a field mask of all fields has been specified). -// Note that in the presence of schema evolution, this may mean that -// fields the client does not know and has therefore not filled into -// the request will be reset to their default. If this is unwanted -// behavior, a specific service may require a client to always specify -// a field mask, producing an error if not. -// -// As with get operations, the location of the resource which -// describes the updated values in the request message depends on the -// operation kind. In any case, the effect of the field mask is -// required to be honored by the API. -// -// ## Considerations for HTTP REST -// -// The HTTP kind of an update operation which uses a field mask must -// be set to PATCH instead of PUT in order to satisfy HTTP semantics -// (PUT must only be used for full updates). -// -// # JSON Encoding of Field Masks -// -// In JSON, a field mask is encoded as a single string where paths are -// separated by a comma. Fields name in each path are converted -// to/from lower-camel naming conventions. -// -// As an example, consider the following message declarations: -// -// message Profile { -// User user = 1; -// Photo photo = 2; -// } -// message User { -// string display_name = 1; -// string address = 2; -// } -// -// In proto a field mask for `Profile` may look as such: -// -// mask { -// paths: "user.display_name" -// paths: "photo" -// } -// -// In JSON, the same mask is represented as below: -// -// { -// mask: "user.displayName,photo" -// } -// -// # Field Masks and Oneof Fields -// -// Field masks treat fields in oneofs just as regular fields. Consider the -// following message: -// -// message SampleMessage { -// oneof test_oneof { -// string name = 4; -// SubMessage sub_message = 9; -// } -// } -// -// The field mask can be: -// -// mask { -// paths: "name" -// } -// -// Or: -// -// mask { -// paths: "sub_message" -// } -// -// Note that oneof type names ("test_oneof" in this case) cannot be used in -// paths. -// -// ## Field Mask Verification -// -// The implementation of any API method which has a FieldMask type field in the -// request should verify the included field paths, and return an -// `INVALID_ARGUMENT` error if any path is unmappable. -message FieldMask { - // The set of field mask paths. - repeated string paths = 1; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/genome.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/genome.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 7b987df..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/genome.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,8 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// A file in one of the HTS formats (https://samtools.github.io/hts-specs) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/individual.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/individual.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 3c55d87..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/individual.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "timestamp.proto"; -import "base.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// An individual (or subject) typically corresponds to an individual human or another organism. -// FHIR mapping: Patient (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/patient.html). -message Individual { - - // An identifier for the individual. This must be unique within the record. - // ARGO mapping donor::submitter_donor_id - string id = 1; - - // An optional list of alternative identifiers for this individual. This field is provided - //for the convenience of users who may have multiple mappings to an individual which they need to track. - repeated string alternate_ids = 2; - - // The date of birth of the individual as an ISO8601 UTC timestamp - rounded down to the closest known - // year/month/day/hour/minute - // e.g. "2018-03-01T00:00:00Z" for someone born on an unknown day in March 2018 - // or "2018-01-01T00:00:00Z" for someone born on an unknown day in 2018 - // or empty if unknown/ not stated. - google.protobuf.Timestamp date_of_birth = 3; - - // An TimeElement object describing the age of the individual at the last time of collection. The Age object allows the encoding - // of the age either as ISO8601 duration or time interval (preferred), or as ontology term object. - // See http://build.fhir.org/datatypes - TimeElement time_at_last_encounter = 4; - - // Vital status of the individual. If not present it is assumed that the individual is alive. If present it will - // default to 'false' i.e. the individual was alive when the data was collected. - // ARGO mapping donor::vital_status - VitalStatus vital_status = 5; - - // The phenotypic sex of the individual - // ARGO mapping sample_registration::gender (this is complicated as ARGO only have male/female/other which maps to the phenopacket Sex field) - Sex sex = 6; - - // The karyotypic sex of the individual - KaryotypicSex karyotypic_sex = 7; - - // Self-identified gender - OntologyClass gender = 8; - - // NCBI taxonomic identifier NCBITaxon e.g. NCBITaxon:9606 or NCBITaxon:1337 - // For resources where there may be more than one organism being studied it is advisable to indicate the taxonomic - // identifier of that organism, to its most specific level - OntologyClass taxonomy = 9; -} - -message VitalStatus { - // Default = false i.e. the individual is alive. MUST be true if - enum Status { - UNKNOWN_STATUS = 0; - ALIVE = 1; - DECEASED = 2; - } - Status status = 1; - - TimeElement time_of_death = 2; - - // ARGO mapping donor::cause_of_death - OntologyClass cause_of_death = 3; - - // ARGO mapping donor::survival_time - uint32 survival_time_in_days = 4; -} - -// Sex of an individual -// FHIR mapping: AdministrativeGender (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/codesystem-administrative-gender.html) -enum Sex { - // Not assessed / available. - UNKNOWN_SEX = 0; - // Female - FEMALE = 1; - // Male - MALE = 2; - // It is not possible, to accurately assess the applicability of MALE/FEMALE. - OTHER_SEX = 3; -} - -// Karyotypic sex of the individual -enum KaryotypicSex { - UNKNOWN_KARYOTYPE = 0; - XX = 1; - XY = 2; - XO = 3; - XXY = 4; - XXX = 5; - XXYY = 6; - XXXY = 7; - XXXX = 8; - XYY = 9; - OTHER_KARYOTYPE = 10; -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/interpretation.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/interpretation.proto deleted file mode 100644 index a23a998..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/interpretation.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,84 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "base.proto"; -import "vrsatile.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -message Interpretation { - - enum ProgressStatus { - UNKNOWN_PROGRESS = 0; - IN_PROGRESS = 1; - COMPLETED = 2; - SOLVED = 3; - UNSOLVED = 4; - } - - // id of the interpretation - string id = 1; - - ProgressStatus progress_status = 2; - - // The diagnosis made in this interpretation - Diagnosis diagnosis = 3; - - string summary = 4; -} - -message Diagnosis { - // The disease/condition assigned to the diagnosis.Details about this disease may be contained in the `diseases` - // field in the Phenopacket. - OntologyClass disease = 1; - // genomic features containing the status of their contribution towards the diagnosis - repeated GenomicInterpretation genomic_interpretations = 2; -} - -// A statement about the contribution of a genomic element towards the observed phenotype. Note that this does not intend -// to encode any knowledge or results of specific computations. -message GenomicInterpretation { - - // identifier for the subject of the interpretation. This MUST be the individual id or a biosample id of the - // enclosing phenopacket. - string subject_or_biosample_id = 1; - - enum InterpretationStatus { - UNKNOWN_STATUS = 0; - REJECTED = 1; - CANDIDATE = 2; - CONTRIBUTORY = 3; - CAUSATIVE = 4; - } - InterpretationStatus interpretation_status = 2; - - // Gene or variant identified in subject or biosample and interpreted in relation to the disease diagnosis. In this - // context athe 'gene' is a proxy for an unspecified alteration in the indicated gene. - oneof call { - org.ga4gh.vrsatile.v1.GeneDescriptor gene = 3; - VariantInterpretation variant_interpretation = 4; - } -} - -enum AcmgPathogenicityClassification { - NOT_PROVIDED = 0; - BENIGN = 1; - LIKELY_BENIGN = 2; - UNCERTAIN_SIGNIFICANCE = 3; - LIKELY_PATHOGENIC = 4; - PATHOGENIC = 5; -} - -enum TherapeuticActionability { - UNKNOWN_ACTIONABILITY = 0; - NOT_ACTIONABLE = 1; - ACTIONABLE = 2; -} - -message VariantInterpretation { - AcmgPathogenicityClassification acmg_pathogenicity_classification = 1; - TherapeuticActionability therapeutic_actionability = 2; - org.ga4gh.vrsatile.v1.VariationDescriptor variation_descriptor = 3; -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/measurement.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/measurement.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 94a6aa2..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/measurement.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,84 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "base.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// FHIR mapping: Observation (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/observation.html) -message Measurement { - // Free-text description of the feature. Note this is not a acceptable place to document/describe the phenotype - - // the type and onset etc... fields should be used for this purpose. - string description = 1; - - // An ontology class which describes the assay used to produce the measurement. - // For example "body temperature" (CMO:0000015) or - // "Platelets [#/volume] in Blood" (LOINC:26515-7) - // FHIR mapping: Observation.code - OntologyClass assay = 2; - - // https://github.com/phenopackets/phenopacket-schema/issues/261 - // e.g. type: Increased circulating antibody level (HP:0010702) - // quantity: unit: Microgram per Milliliter (NCIT:C64572), value: 23456.0 - - // type: body temperature (CMO:0000015) - // quantity: unit: Degrees Celsius (UO:0000027), value: 37.5 - // Degree Celsius (NCIT:C42559), value: 37.5 - - // type: LOINC: 26515-7 Platelets [#/volume] in Blood - // value: quantity: unit: NCIT:C173275 (Count per Cubic Millimeter), value: 600,000 - oneof measurement_value { - Value value = 3; - ComplexValue complex_value = 4; - } - - // The time at which the measurement was made - TimeElement time_observed = 5; - - // Clinical procedure performed on the subject in order to produce the measurement. - Procedure procedure = 6; -} - -// -message Value { - oneof value { - Quantity quantity = 1; - // for use with things such as categories 'red', 'yellow' or 'absent'/'present' - OntologyClass ontology_class = 2; - } -} - -message ComplexValue { - // The quantities required to fully describe the complex value. For example the systolic and diastolic blood pressure - // quantities - repeated TypedQuantity typed_quantities = 1; -} - -message Quantity { - // For instance, NCIT subhierarchy, Unit of Measure (Code C25709), https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols/ontologies/uo - OntologyClass unit = 1; - - // the value of the quantity in the units e.g. 2.0 mg - double value = 2; - - // Reference range for the quantity - // e.g. The normal range of platelets is 150,000 to 450,000 platelets/uL. - ReferenceRange reference_range = 3; -} - -// For complex measurements, such as blood pressure where more than one component quantity is required to describe the -// measurement -message TypedQuantity { - // e.g. diastolic, systolic - OntologyClass type = 1; - // e.g. mm Hg - Quantity quantity = 2; -} - -message ReferenceRange { - OntologyClass unit = 1; - double low = 2; - double high = 3; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/medical_action.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/medical_action.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 4a6c62c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/medical_action.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "base.proto"; -import "measurement.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// medication, procedure, other actions taken for clinical management -message MedicalAction { - // ARGO mapping treatment::treatment_type - oneof action { - Procedure procedure = 1; - Treatment treatment = 2; - RadiationTherapy radiation_therapy = 3; - TherapeuticRegimen therapeutic_regimen = 4; - } - // The condition or disease that this treatment was intended to address. - // FHIR mapping Procedure::reasonCode - OntologyClass treatment_target = 5; - - // Whether the intention of the treatment was curative, palliative, - // ARGO mapping treatment::treatment_intent - OntologyClass treatment_intent = 6; - - // ARGO mapping treatment::response_to_treatment - OntologyClass response_to_treatment = 7; - - // ARGO mapping treatment::adverse_events - repeated OntologyClass adverse_events = 8; - - // ARGO mapping treatment::treatment_outcome - OntologyClass treatment_termination_reason = 9; - - // ARGO mapping treatment::is_primary_treatment (missing) - -} - -// treatment with an agent, such as a drug -message Treatment { - OntologyClass agent = 1; // for instance, DrugCentral, RxNorm Drugbank concept - OntologyClass route_of_administration = 2; // For instance, NCIT subhierarchy: Route of Administration (Code C38114) - repeated DoseInterval dose_intervals = 3; - DrugType drug_type = 4; - // ARGO mapping chemotherapy::cumulative_drug_dosage - Quantity cumulative_dose = 5; -} - -// e.g. 50mg/ml 3 times daily for two weeks -message DoseInterval { - Quantity quantity = 1; - OntologyClass schedule_frequency = 2; - TimeInterval interval = 3; -} - -// A simplified version of ODHSI-DRUG_EXPOSURE -enum DrugType { - UNKNOWN_DRUG_TYPE = 0; - PRESCRIPTION = 1; - EHR_MEDICATION_LIST = 2; - ADMINISTRATION_RELATED_TO_PROCEDURE = 3; -} - -// RadiationTherapy -message RadiationTherapy { - // The modality of radiation therapy (e.g., electron, photon,…). REQUIRED. - // ARGO mapping radiation::radiation_therapy_modality - OntologyClass modality = 1; - // The anatomical site where radiation therapy was administered. REQUIRED. - // ARGO mapping radiation::anatomical_site_irradiated - OntologyClass body_site = 2; - // The total dose given in units of Gray (Gy). REQUIRED. - // ARGO mapping radiation::radiation_therapy_dosage - int32 dosage = 3; - // The total number of fractions delivered as part of treatment. REQUIRED. - // ARGO mapping radiation::radiation_therapy_fractions - int32 fractions = 4; - - // ARGO mapping radiation::radiation_therapy_type (missing) -} - -message TherapeuticRegimen { - // https://ctep.cancer.gov/protocolDevelopment/policies_nomenclature.htm - oneof identifier { - ExternalReference external_reference = 1; - OntologyClass ontology_class = 2; - } - // possibly undefined; - TimeElement start_time = 3; - // end time can be empty which would indicate ongoing - TimeElement end_time = 4; - - RegimenStatus regimen_status = 5; - - enum RegimenStatus { - UNKNOWN_STATUS = 0; - STARTED = 1; - COMPLETED = 2; - DISCONTINUED = 3; - } -} - - - diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/meta_data.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/meta_data.proto deleted file mode 100644 index abd1c4f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/meta_data.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,88 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "timestamp.proto"; -import "base.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -message MetaData { - // ISO8601 UTC timestamp for when this phenopacket was created in ISO "2018-03-01T00:00:00Z" - google.protobuf.Timestamp created = 1; - // some kind of identifier for the contributor/ program - // ARGO sample_registration::program_id - string created_by = 2; - // information about the person/organisation/network that has submitted this phenopacket - string submitted_by = 3; - // a listing of the ontologies and resources referenced in the phenopacket - repeated Resource resources = 4; - // An OPTIONAL list of Updates to the phenopacket. - repeated Update updates = 5; - // phenopacket-schema-version used to create this phenopacket - string phenopacket_schema_version = 6; - // External identifiers for this message. These are considered different representation of the same record, not - // records which are in some other relation with the record at hand. For example this might be a PubMed reference - // to a study in which the individuals are reported. - repeated ExternalReference external_references = 7; -} - -// Description of an external resource used for referencing an object. For example the resource may be an ontology such -// as the HPO or SNOMED. -// FHIR mapping: CodeSystem (http://www.hl7.org/fhir/codesystem.html) -message Resource { - // for OBO Ontologies, the value of this string MUST always be the official - // OBO ID, which is always equivalent to the ID prefix in lower case. - // Examples: hp, go, mp, mondo - // Consult http://obofoundry.org for a complete list - // For other ontologies (e.g. SNOMED), use the prefix in identifiers.org - string id = 1; - - // e.g. The Human Phenotype Ontology - // for OBO Ontologies, the value of this string SHOULD be the same as the title - // field on http://obofoundry.org - // however, this field is purely for information purposes and software - // should not encode any assumptions - string name = 2; - - // For OBO ontologies, this should always be the PURL, e.g. - // http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/hp.owl, http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/hp.obo - string url = 3; - - // for OBO ontologies, this should be the versionIRI - string version = 4; - - // The prefix used in the CURIE of an OntologyClass e.g. HP, MP, ECO - // For example an HPO term will have a CURIE like this - HP:0012828 which should be used in combination with - // the iri_prefix to form a fully-resolvable IRI - string namespace_prefix = 5; - - // Full IRI prefix which can be used with the namespace_prefix and the OntologyClass::id to resolve to an IRI for a - // term. Tools such as the curie-util (https://github.com/prefixcommons/curie-util) can utilise this to produce - // fully-resolvable IRIs for an OntologyClass. - // e.g. Using the HPO term encoding the concept of 'Severe' - // OntologyClass: - // id: 'HP:0012828' - // label: 'Severe' - // Resource: - // namespace_prefix: 'HP' - // iri_prefix: 'http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/HP_' - // the term can be resolved to http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/HP_0012828 - string iri_prefix = 6; -} - -// Information about when an update to a record occurred, who or what made the update and any pertinent information -// regarding the content and/or reason for the update -message Update { - // ISO8601 UTC timestamps at which this record was updated, in - // the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ e.g. 2007-12-03T10:15:30.00Z - // REQUIRED - google.protobuf.Timestamp timestamp = 1; - // Information about the person/organisation/network that has updated the phenopacket. - // OPTIONAL - string updated_by = 2; - // Textual comment about the changes made to the content and/or reason for the update. - // OPTIONAL - string comment = 3; -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/mme.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/mme.proto deleted file mode 100644 index e1577a8..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/mme.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,72 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; -package org.matchmakerexchange.api.v1; - -import "base.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_outer_classname = "MatchMakerExchange"; -option java_package = "org.matchmakerexchange.api.v1"; - -// This is an example of how other resources, in this case the MME can define their own custom messages using the -// Phenopackets schema to define common elements, such as Gene, OntologyClass, Disease, Phenotype and Individual. Other -// resource-specific types require specifying in their own schema definition, as is shown in this file. -// See https://github.com/ga4gh/mme-apis/blob/master/search-api.md#search-request for the specification. -message MmeMatchRequest { - string disclaimer = 1; - string terms = 2; - MmeContact contact = 3; - MmePatient patient = 4; -} - -message MmePatient { - org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Individual individual = 4; - repeated MmeGenomicFeature genomic_features = 5; - repeated org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.PhenotypicFeature features = 6; - repeated org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Disease disorders = 7; -} - -message MmeGenomicFeature { - // Ensembl gene - org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Gene gene = 1; - MmeVariant variant = 2; - int32 zygosity = 3; - // Class from the Sequence Ontology (SO) - org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass type = 4; -} - -message MmeVariant { - // "NCBI36"|"GRCh37.p13"|"GRCh38.p1"|…, - string assembly = 1; - // "1"|"2"|…|"X"|"Y" - string referenceName = 2; - int32 start = 3; - int32 end = 4; - // "A"|"ACG"|…, - string referenceBases = 5; - // "A"|"ACG"|…, - string alternateBases = 6; -} - -message MmeContact { - string name = 1; - string institution = 2; - string href = 3; - string email = 4; - enum Role { - clinician = 0; - researcher = 1; - patient = 2; - } - repeated Role roles = 5; -} - -message MmeMatch { - float score = 1; - MmePatient patient = 2; -} -// https://github.com/ga4gh/mme-apis/blob/master/search-api.md#example-1 -message MmeMatchResponse { - string disclaimer = 1; - string terms = 2; - repeated MmeMatch results = 5; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/pedigree.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/pedigree.proto deleted file mode 100644 index d909fa8..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/pedigree.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,27 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "individual.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// https://software.broadinstitute.org/gatk/documentation/article?id=11016 -message Pedigree { - repeated Person persons = 1; - - message Person { - enum AffectedStatus { - MISSING = 0; - UNAFFECTED = 1; - AFFECTED = 2; - } - string family_id = 1; - string individual_id = 2; - string paternal_id = 3; - string maternal_id = 4; - Sex sex = 5; - AffectedStatus affected_status = 6; - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenopackets.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenopackets.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 32429cd..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenopackets.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,98 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2; - -import "base.proto"; -import "biosample.proto"; -import "disease.proto"; -import "interpretation.proto"; -import "individual.proto"; -import "measurement.proto"; -import "medical_action.proto"; -import "meta_data.proto"; -import "pedigree.proto"; -import "phenotypic_feature.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2"; - -// An anonymous phenotypic description of an individual or biosample with potential genes of interest and/or diagnoses. -// -// This is a bundle of high-level concepts with no specifically defined relational concepts. It is expected that the -// resources sharing the phenopackets will define and enforce their own semantics and level of requirements for included -// fields. -message Phenopacket { - // An identifier specific for this phenopacket. - string id = 1; - - // The individual representing the focus of this packet - e.g. the proband in rare disease cases or cancer patient - core.Individual subject = 2; - - // Phenotypic features relating to the subject of the phenopacket - repeated core.PhenotypicFeature phenotypic_features = 3; - - // Quantifiable measurements related to the individual - repeated core.Measurement measurements = 4; - - // Biosample(s) derived from the patient or a collection of biosamples in isolation - repeated core.Biosample biosamples = 5; - - repeated core.Interpretation interpretations = 6; - - // Field for disease identifiers - could be used for listing either diagnosed or suspected conditions. The - // resources using these fields should define what this represents in their context. - repeated core.Disease diseases = 7; - - repeated core.MedicalAction medical_actions = 9; - - // Pointer to the relevant file(s) for the individual - repeated core.File files = 10; - - // Structured definitions of the resources and ontologies used within the phenopacket. REQUIRED - core.MetaData meta_data = 11; -} - -// Phenotype, sample and pedigree data required for a genomic diagnosis. -// Equivalent to the Genomics England InterpretationRequestRD -// https://github.com/genomicsengland/GelReportModels/blob/master/schemas/IDLs/org.gel.models.report.avro/5.0.0/InterpretationRequestRD.avdl -message Family { - // An identifier specific for this family. - string id = 1; - - // The individual representing the focus of this packet - e.g. the proband in rare disease cases or cancer patient - Phenopacket proband = 2; - - // Individuals related in some way to the patient. For instance, the individuals may be genetically related or may - // be members of a cohort. If this field is used, then it is expected that a pedigree will be included for - // genetically related individuals for use cases such as genomic diagnostics. If a phenopacket is being used to - // describe one member of a cohort, then in general one phenopacket will be created for each of the individuals in - // the cohort. - repeated Phenopacket relatives = 3; - - // flag to indicate that the parents of the proband are consanguinous - bool consanguinous_parents = 7; - - // The pedigree defining the relations between the proband and their relatives. Pedigree.individual_id should - // map to the PhenoPacket.Individual.id - core.Pedigree pedigree = 4; - - // Pointer to the relevant file(s) for the family. These should be files relating to one or more of the family - // members e.g a multi-sample VCF. Files relating exclusively to individual phenopackets should be contained in the - // Phenopacket. - repeated core.File files = 5; - - // Structured definitions of the resources and ontologies used within the phenopacket. REQUIRED - core.MetaData meta_data = 6; -} - -// A group of individuals related in some phenotypic or genotypic aspect. -message Cohort { - string id = 1; - string description = 2; - repeated Phenopacket members = 3; - // Pointer to relevant file(s) for the cohort. Files relating exclusively to individual phenopackets should be - // contained in the Phenopacket. - repeated core.File files = 4; - // Structured definitions of the resources and ontologies used within the phenopacket. REQUIRED - core.MetaData meta_data = 5; -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenopackets.schema.json b/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenopackets.schema.json deleted file mode 100644 index 4c94e82..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenopackets.schema.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,621 +0,0 @@ -{ - "definitions": { - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Age": { - "title": "Age", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "age": { - "type": "string" - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass": { - "title": "OntologyClass", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "label": { - "type": "string" - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.AgeRange": { - "title": "AgeRange", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "start": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Age" - }, - "end": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Age" - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.PhenotypicFeature": { - "title": "PhenotypicFeature", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "description": { - "type": "string" - }, - "type": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "negated": { - "type": "boolean" - }, - "severity": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "modifiers": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - } - }, - "age_of_onset": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Age" - }, - "age_range_of_onset": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.AgeRange" - }, - "class_of_onset": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "evidence": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "title": "Evidence", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "evidence_code": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "reference": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.ExternalReference" - } - } - } - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Variant": { - "title": "Variant", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "hgvs_allele": { - "title": "HgvsAllele", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "hgvs": { - "type": "string" - } - } - }, - "vcf_allele": { - "title": "VcfAllele", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "vcf_version": { - "type": "string" - }, - "genome_assembly": { - "type": "string" - }, - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "chr": { - "type": "string" - }, - "pos": { - "type": "integer", - "minimum": -2147483648, - "maximum": 2147483647 - }, - "ref": { - "type": "string" - }, - "alt": { - "type": "string" - }, - "info": { - "type": "string" - } - } - }, - "spdi_allele": { - "title": "SpdiAllele", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "seq_id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "position": { - "type": "integer", - "minimum": -2147483648, - "maximum": 2147483647 - }, - "deleted_sequence": { - "type": "string" - }, - "inserted_sequence": { - "type": "string" - } - } - }, - "iscn_allele": { - "title": "IscnAllele", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "iscn": { - "type": "string" - } - } - }, - "zygosity": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.HtsFile": { - "title": "HtsFile", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "uri": { - "type": "string" - }, - "description": { - "type": "string" - }, - "hts_format": { - "title": "HtsFormat", - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "UNKNOWN", - "SAM", - "BAM", - "CRAM", - "VCF", - "BCF", - "GVCF", - "FASTQ" - ] - }, - "genome_assembly": { - "type": "string" - }, - "individual_to_sample_identifiers": { - "type": "object", - "additionalProperties": { - "type": "string" - } - } - } - }, - "google.protobuf.Timestamp": { - "title": "Timestamp", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "seconds": { - "type": "integer", - "minimum": -9007199254740991, - "maximum": 9007199254740991 - }, - "nanos": { - "type": "integer", - "minimum": -2147483648, - "maximum": 2147483647 - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.ExternalReference": { - "title": "ExternalReference", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "description": { - "type": "string" - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.Phenopacket": { - "title": "Phenopacket", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "subject": { - "title": "Individual", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "alternate_ids": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "type": "string" - } - }, - "date_of_birth": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/google.protobuf.Timestamp" - }, - "age_at_collection": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Age" - }, - "age_range_at_collection": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.AgeRange" - }, - "sex": { - "title": "Sex", - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "UNKNOWN_SEX", - "FEMALE", - "MALE", - "OTHER_SEX" - ] - }, - "karyotypic_sex": { - "title": "KaryotypicSex", - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "UNKNOWN_KARYOTYPE", - "XX", - "XY", - "XO", - "XXY", - "XXX", - "XXYY", - "XXXY", - "XXXX", - "XYY", - "OTHER_KARYOTYPE" - ] - }, - "taxonomy": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - } - } - }, - "phenotypic_features": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.PhenotypicFeature" - } - }, - "biosamples": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "title": "Biosample", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "individual_id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "description": { - "type": "string" - }, - "sampled_tissue": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "phenotypic_features": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.PhenotypicFeature" - } - }, - "taxonomy": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "age_of_individual_at_collection": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Age" - }, - "age_range_of_individual_at_collection": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.AgeRange" - }, - "histological_diagnosis": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "tumor_progression": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "tumor_grade": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "diagnostic_markers": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - } - }, - "procedure": { - "title": "Procedure", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "code": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "body_site": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - } - } - }, - "hts_files": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.HtsFile" - } - }, - "variants": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Variant" - } - }, - "is_control_sample": { - "type": "boolean" - } - } - } - }, - "genes": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "title": "Gene", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "alternate_ids": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "type": "string" - } - }, - "symbol": { - "type": "string" - } - } - } - }, - "variants": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Variant" - } - }, - "diseases": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "title": "Disease", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "term": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "age_of_onset": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.Age" - }, - "age_range_of_onset": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.AgeRange" - }, - "class_of_onset": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - }, - "disease_stage": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - } - }, - "tnm_finding": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.OntologyClass" - } - } - } - } - }, - "hts_files": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.HtsFile" - } - }, - "meta_data": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.MetaData" - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.MetaData": { - "title": "MetaData", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "created": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/google.protobuf.Timestamp" - }, - "created_by": { - "type": "string" - }, - "submitted_by": { - "type": "string" - }, - "resources": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "title": "Resource", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "name": { - "type": "string" - }, - "url": { - "type": "string" - }, - "version": { - "type": "string" - }, - "namespace_prefix": { - "type": "string" - }, - "iri_prefix": { - "type": "string" - } - } - } - }, - "updates": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "title": "Update", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "timestamp": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/google.protobuf.Timestamp" - }, - "updated_by": { - "type": "string" - }, - "comment": { - "type": "string" - } - } - } - }, - "phenopacket_schema_version": { - "type": "string" - }, - "external_references": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.ExternalReference" - } - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.Family": { - "title": "Family", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "proband": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.Phenopacket" - }, - "relatives": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.Phenopacket" - } - }, - "pedigree": { - "title": "Pedigree", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "persons": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "title": "Person", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "family_id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "individual_id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "paternal_id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "maternal_id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "sex": { - "title": "Sex", - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "UNKNOWN_SEX", - "FEMALE", - "MALE", - "OTHER_SEX" - ] - }, - "affected_status": { - "title": "AffectedStatus", - "type": "string", - "enum": [ - "MISSING", - "UNAFFECTED", - "AFFECTED" - ] - } - } - } - } - } - }, - "hts_files": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.HtsFile" - } - }, - "meta_data": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.MetaData" - } - } - }, - "org.phenopackets.schema.v1.Cohort": { - "title": "Cohort", - "type": "object", - "properties": { - "id": { - "type": "string" - }, - "description": { - "type": "string" - }, - "members": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.Phenopacket" - } - }, - "hts_files": { - "type": "array", - "items": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.HtsFile" - } - }, - "meta_data": { - "$ref": "#/definitions/org.phenopackets.schema.v1.core.MetaData" - } - } - } - } -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenotypic_feature.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenotypic_feature.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 10791be..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/phenotypic_feature.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core; - -import "base.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core"; - -// An individual phenotypic feature, observed as either present or absent (negated), with possible onset, modifiers and -// frequency -// FHIR mapping: Condition (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/condition.html) or Observation (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/observation.html) -message PhenotypicFeature { - - // Free-text description of the phenotype. Note this is not a acceptable place to document/describe the phenotype - - // the type and onset etc... fields should be used for this purpose. - string description = 1; - - // The primary ontology class which describes the phenotype. For example "HP:0001363" "Craniosynostosis" - // FHIR mapping: Condition.identifier - OntologyClass type = 2; - - // Flag to indicate whether the phenotype was observed or not. Default is 'false', in other words the phenotype was - // observed. Therefore it is only required in cases to indicate that the phenotype was looked for, but found to be - // absent. - // More formally, this modifier indicates the logical negation of the OntologyClass used in the 'type' field. - // *CAUTION* It is imperative to check this field for correct interpretation of the phenotype! - bool excluded = 3; - - // Severity of the condition e.g. subclasses of HP:0012824-Severity or SNOMED:272141005-Severities - // FHIR mapping: Condition.severity - OntologyClass severity = 4; - - // subclasses of HP:0012823 ! Clinical modifier apart from Severity HP:0012824 - Severity - repeated OntologyClass modifiers = 5; - - // the values of this will come from the HPO onset hierarchy - // i.e. subclasses of HP:0003674 - // FHIR mapping: Condition.onset - TimeElement onset = 6; - - TimeElement resolution = 7; - - // Evidences for how the phenotype was determined. - repeated Evidence evidence = 8; -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/plugin.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/plugin.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 7880c93..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/plugin.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,183 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -// Author: kenton@google.com (Kenton Varda) -// -// WARNING: The plugin interface is currently EXPERIMENTAL and is subject to -// change. -// -// protoc (aka the Protocol Compiler) can be extended via plugins. A plugin is -// just a program that reads a CodeGeneratorRequest from stdin and writes a -// CodeGeneratorResponse to stdout. -// -// Plugins written using C++ can use google/protobuf/compiler/plugin.h instead -// of dealing with the raw protocol defined here. -// -// A plugin executable needs only to be placed somewhere in the path. The -// plugin should be named "protoc-gen-$NAME", and will then be used when the -// flag "--${NAME}_out" is passed to protoc. - -syntax = "proto2"; - -package google.protobuf.compiler; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf.compiler"; -option java_outer_classname = "PluginProtos"; - -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/pluginpb"; - -import "descriptor.proto"; - -// The version number of protocol compiler. -message Version { - optional int32 major = 1; - optional int32 minor = 2; - optional int32 patch = 3; - // A suffix for alpha, beta or rc release, e.g., "alpha-1", "rc2". It should - // be empty for mainline stable releases. - optional string suffix = 4; -} - -// An encoded CodeGeneratorRequest is written to the plugin's stdin. -message CodeGeneratorRequest { - // The .proto files that were explicitly listed on the command-line. The - // code generator should generate code only for these files. Each file's - // descriptor will be included in proto_file, below. - repeated string file_to_generate = 1; - - // The generator parameter passed on the command-line. - optional string parameter = 2; - - // FileDescriptorProtos for all files in files_to_generate and everything - // they import. The files will appear in topological order, so each file - // appears before any file that imports it. - // - // protoc guarantees that all proto_files will be written after - // the fields above, even though this is not technically guaranteed by the - // protobuf wire format. This theoretically could allow a plugin to stream - // in the FileDescriptorProtos and handle them one by one rather than read - // the entire set into memory at once. However, as of this writing, this - // is not similarly optimized on protoc's end -- it will store all fields in - // memory at once before sending them to the plugin. - // - // Type names of fields and extensions in the FileDescriptorProto are always - // fully qualified. - repeated FileDescriptorProto proto_file = 15; - - // The version number of protocol compiler. - optional Version compiler_version = 3; - -} - -// The plugin writes an encoded CodeGeneratorResponse to stdout. -message CodeGeneratorResponse { - // Error message. If non-empty, code generation failed. The plugin process - // should exit with status code zero even if it reports an error in this way. - // - // This should be used to indicate errors in .proto files which prevent the - // code generator from generating correct code. Errors which indicate a - // problem in protoc itself -- such as the input CodeGeneratorRequest being - // unparseable -- should be reported by writing a message to stderr and - // exiting with a non-zero status code. - optional string error = 1; - - // A bitmask of supported features that the code generator supports. - // This is a bitwise "or" of values from the Feature enum. - optional uint64 supported_features = 2; - - // Sync with code_generator.h. - enum Feature { - FEATURE_NONE = 0; - FEATURE_PROTO3_OPTIONAL = 1; - } - - // Represents a single generated file. - message File { - // The file name, relative to the output directory. The name must not - // contain "." or ".." components and must be relative, not be absolute (so, - // the file cannot lie outside the output directory). "/" must be used as - // the path separator, not "\". - // - // If the name is omitted, the content will be appended to the previous - // file. This allows the generator to break large files into small chunks, - // and allows the generated text to be streamed back to protoc so that large - // files need not reside completely in memory at one time. Note that as of - // this writing protoc does not optimize for this -- it will read the entire - // CodeGeneratorResponse before writing files to disk. - optional string name = 1; - - // If non-empty, indicates that the named file should already exist, and the - // content here is to be inserted into that file at a defined insertion - // point. This feature allows a code generator to extend the output - // produced by another code generator. The original generator may provide - // insertion points by placing special annotations in the file that look - // like: - // @@protoc_insertion_point(NAME) - // The annotation can have arbitrary text before and after it on the line, - // which allows it to be placed in a comment. NAME should be replaced with - // an identifier naming the point -- this is what other generators will use - // as the insertion_point. Code inserted at this point will be placed - // immediately above the line containing the insertion point (thus multiple - // insertions to the same point will come out in the order they were added). - // The double-@ is intended to make it unlikely that the generated code - // could contain things that look like insertion points by accident. - // - // For example, the C++ code generator places the following line in the - // .pb.h files that it generates: - // // @@protoc_insertion_point(namespace_scope) - // This line appears within the scope of the file's package namespace, but - // outside of any particular class. Another plugin can then specify the - // insertion_point "namespace_scope" to generate additional classes or - // other declarations that should be placed in this scope. - // - // Note that if the line containing the insertion point begins with - // whitespace, the same whitespace will be added to every line of the - // inserted text. This is useful for languages like Python, where - // indentation matters. In these languages, the insertion point comment - // should be indented the same amount as any inserted code will need to be - // in order to work correctly in that context. - // - // The code generator that generates the initial file and the one which - // inserts into it must both run as part of a single invocation of protoc. - // Code generators are executed in the order in which they appear on the - // command line. - // - // If |insertion_point| is present, |name| must also be present. - optional string insertion_point = 2; - - // The file contents. - optional string content = 15; - - // Information describing the file content being inserted. If an insertion - // point is used, this information will be appropriately offset and inserted - // into the code generation metadata for the generated files. - optional GeneratedCodeInfo generated_code_info = 16; - } - repeated File file = 15; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/source_context.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/source_context.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 06bfc43..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/source_context.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "SourceContextProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/sourcecontextpb"; - -// `SourceContext` represents information about the source of a -// protobuf element, like the file in which it is defined. -message SourceContext { - // The path-qualified name of the .proto file that contained the associated - // protobuf element. For example: `"google/protobuf/source_context.proto"`. - string file_name = 1; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/struct.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/struct.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 545215c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/struct.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,95 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/structpb"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "StructProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; - -// `Struct` represents a structured data value, consisting of fields -// which map to dynamically typed values. In some languages, `Struct` -// might be supported by a native representation. For example, in -// scripting languages like JS a struct is represented as an -// object. The details of that representation are described together -// with the proto support for the language. -// -// The JSON representation for `Struct` is JSON object. -message Struct { - // Unordered map of dynamically typed values. - map fields = 1; -} - -// `Value` represents a dynamically typed value which can be either -// null, a number, a string, a boolean, a recursive struct value, or a -// list of values. A producer of value is expected to set one of that -// variants, absence of any variant indicates an error. -// -// The JSON representation for `Value` is JSON value. -message Value { - // The kind of value. - oneof kind { - // Represents a null value. - NullValue null_value = 1; - // Represents a double value. - double number_value = 2; - // Represents a string value. - string string_value = 3; - // Represents a boolean value. - bool bool_value = 4; - // Represents a structured value. - Struct struct_value = 5; - // Represents a repeated `Value`. - ListValue list_value = 6; - } -} - -// `NullValue` is a singleton enumeration to represent the null value for the -// `Value` type union. -// -// The JSON representation for `NullValue` is JSON `null`. -enum NullValue { - // Null value. - NULL_VALUE = 0; -} - -// `ListValue` is a wrapper around a repeated field of values. -// -// The JSON representation for `ListValue` is JSON array. -message ListValue { - // Repeated field of dynamically typed values. - repeated Value values = 1; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/timestamp.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/timestamp.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 3b2df6d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/timestamp.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,147 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/timestamppb"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "TimestampProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; - -// A Timestamp represents a point in time independent of any time zone or local -// calendar, encoded as a count of seconds and fractions of seconds at -// nanosecond resolution. The count is relative to an epoch at UTC midnight on -// January 1, 1970, in the proleptic Gregorian calendar which extends the -// Gregorian calendar backwards to year one. -// -// All minutes are 60 seconds long. Leap seconds are "smeared" so that no leap -// second table is needed for interpretation, using a [24-hour linear -// smear](https://developers.google.com/time/smear). -// -// The range is from 0001-01-01T00:00:00Z to 9999-12-31T23:59:59.999999999Z. By -// restricting to that range, we ensure that we can convert to and from [RFC -// 3339](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3339.txt) date strings. -// -// # Examples -// -// Example 1: Compute Timestamp from POSIX `time()`. -// -// Timestamp timestamp; -// timestamp.set_seconds(time(NULL)); -// timestamp.set_nanos(0); -// -// Example 2: Compute Timestamp from POSIX `gettimeofday()`. -// -// struct timeval tv; -// gettimeofday(&tv, NULL); -// -// Timestamp timestamp; -// timestamp.set_seconds(tv.tv_sec); -// timestamp.set_nanos(tv.tv_usec * 1000); -// -// Example 3: Compute Timestamp from Win32 `GetSystemTimeAsFileTime()`. -// -// FILETIME ft; -// GetSystemTimeAsFileTime(&ft); -// UINT64 ticks = (((UINT64)ft.dwHighDateTime) << 32) | ft.dwLowDateTime; -// -// // A Windows tick is 100 nanoseconds. Windows epoch 1601-01-01T00:00:00Z -// // is 11644473600 seconds before Unix epoch 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z. -// Timestamp timestamp; -// timestamp.set_seconds((INT64) ((ticks / 10000000) - 11644473600LL)); -// timestamp.set_nanos((INT32) ((ticks % 10000000) * 100)); -// -// Example 4: Compute Timestamp from Java `System.currentTimeMillis()`. -// -// long millis = System.currentTimeMillis(); -// -// Timestamp timestamp = Timestamp.newBuilder().setSeconds(millis / 1000) -// .setNanos((int) ((millis % 1000) * 1000000)).build(); -// -// -// Example 5: Compute Timestamp from Java `Instant.now()`. -// -// Instant now = Instant.now(); -// -// Timestamp timestamp = -// Timestamp.newBuilder().setSeconds(now.getEpochSecond()) -// .setNanos(now.getNano()).build(); -// -// -// Example 6: Compute Timestamp from current time in Python. -// -// timestamp = Timestamp() -// timestamp.GetCurrentTime() -// -// # JSON Mapping -// -// In JSON format, the Timestamp type is encoded as a string in the -// [RFC 3339](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3339.txt) format. That is, the -// format is "{year}-{month}-{day}T{hour}:{min}:{sec}[.{frac_sec}]Z" -// where {year} is always expressed using four digits while {month}, {day}, -// {hour}, {min}, and {sec} are zero-padded to two digits each. The fractional -// seconds, which can go up to 9 digits (i.e. up to 1 nanosecond resolution), -// are optional. The "Z" suffix indicates the timezone ("UTC"); the timezone -// is required. A proto3 JSON serializer should always use UTC (as indicated by -// "Z") when printing the Timestamp type and a proto3 JSON parser should be -// able to accept both UTC and other timezones (as indicated by an offset). -// -// For example, "2017-01-15T01:30:15.01Z" encodes 15.01 seconds past -// 01:30 UTC on January 15, 2017. -// -// In JavaScript, one can convert a Date object to this format using the -// standard -// [toISOString()](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/toISOString) -// method. In Python, a standard `datetime.datetime` object can be converted -// to this format using -// [`strftime`](https://docs.python.org/2/library/time.html#time.strftime) with -// the time format spec '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%fZ'. Likewise, in Java, one can use -// the Joda Time's [`ISODateTimeFormat.dateTime()`]( -// http://www.joda.org/joda-time/apidocs/org/joda/time/format/ISODateTimeFormat.html#dateTime%2D%2D -// ) to obtain a formatter capable of generating timestamps in this format. -// -// -message Timestamp { - // Represents seconds of UTC time since Unix epoch - // 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z. Must be from 0001-01-01T00:00:00Z to - // 9999-12-31T23:59:59Z inclusive. - int64 seconds = 1; - - // Non-negative fractions of a second at nanosecond resolution. Negative - // second values with fractions must still have non-negative nanos values - // that count forward in time. Must be from 0 to 999,999,999 - // inclusive. - int32 nanos = 2; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/type.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/type.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 127e918..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/type.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,187 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -import "any.proto"; -import "source_context.proto"; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "TypeProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/typepb"; - -// A protocol buffer message type. -message Type { - // The fully qualified message name. - string name = 1; - // The list of fields. - repeated Field fields = 2; - // The list of types appearing in `oneof` definitions in this type. - repeated string oneofs = 3; - // The protocol buffer options. - repeated Option options = 4; - // The source context. - SourceContext source_context = 5; - // The source syntax. - Syntax syntax = 6; -} - -// A single field of a message type. -message Field { - // Basic field types. - enum Kind { - // Field type unknown. - TYPE_UNKNOWN = 0; - // Field type double. - TYPE_DOUBLE = 1; - // Field type float. - TYPE_FLOAT = 2; - // Field type int64. - TYPE_INT64 = 3; - // Field type uint64. - TYPE_UINT64 = 4; - // Field type int32. - TYPE_INT32 = 5; - // Field type fixed64. - TYPE_FIXED64 = 6; - // Field type fixed32. - TYPE_FIXED32 = 7; - // Field type bool. - TYPE_BOOL = 8; - // Field type string. - TYPE_STRING = 9; - // Field type group. Proto2 syntax only, and deprecated. - TYPE_GROUP = 10; - // Field type message. - TYPE_MESSAGE = 11; - // Field type bytes. - TYPE_BYTES = 12; - // Field type uint32. - TYPE_UINT32 = 13; - // Field type enum. - TYPE_ENUM = 14; - // Field type sfixed32. - TYPE_SFIXED32 = 15; - // Field type sfixed64. - TYPE_SFIXED64 = 16; - // Field type sint32. - TYPE_SINT32 = 17; - // Field type sint64. - TYPE_SINT64 = 18; - } - - // Whether a field is optional, required, or repeated. - enum Cardinality { - // For fields with unknown cardinality. - CARDINALITY_UNKNOWN = 0; - // For optional fields. - CARDINALITY_OPTIONAL = 1; - // For required fields. Proto2 syntax only. - CARDINALITY_REQUIRED = 2; - // For repeated fields. - CARDINALITY_REPEATED = 3; - } - - // The field type. - Kind kind = 1; - // The field cardinality. - Cardinality cardinality = 2; - // The field number. - int32 number = 3; - // The field name. - string name = 4; - // The field type URL, without the scheme, for message or enumeration - // types. Example: `"type.googleapis.com/google.protobuf.Timestamp"`. - string type_url = 6; - // The index of the field type in `Type.oneofs`, for message or enumeration - // types. The first type has index 1; zero means the type is not in the list. - int32 oneof_index = 7; - // Whether to use alternative packed wire representation. - bool packed = 8; - // The protocol buffer options. - repeated Option options = 9; - // The field JSON name. - string json_name = 10; - // The string value of the default value of this field. Proto2 syntax only. - string default_value = 11; -} - -// Enum type definition. -message Enum { - // Enum type name. - string name = 1; - // Enum value definitions. - repeated EnumValue enumvalue = 2; - // Protocol buffer options. - repeated Option options = 3; - // The source context. - SourceContext source_context = 4; - // The source syntax. - Syntax syntax = 5; -} - -// Enum value definition. -message EnumValue { - // Enum value name. - string name = 1; - // Enum value number. - int32 number = 2; - // Protocol buffer options. - repeated Option options = 3; -} - -// A protocol buffer option, which can be attached to a message, field, -// enumeration, etc. -message Option { - // The option's name. For protobuf built-in options (options defined in - // descriptor.proto), this is the short name. For example, `"map_entry"`. - // For custom options, it should be the fully-qualified name. For example, - // `"google.api.http"`. - string name = 1; - // The option's value packed in an Any message. If the value is a primitive, - // the corresponding wrapper type defined in google/protobuf/wrappers.proto - // should be used. If the value is an enum, it should be stored as an int32 - // value using the google.protobuf.Int32Value type. - Any value = 2; -} - -// The syntax in which a protocol buffer element is defined. -enum Syntax { - // Syntax `proto2`. - SYNTAX_PROTO2 = 0; - // Syntax `proto3`. - SYNTAX_PROTO3 = 1; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/vrsatile.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/vrsatile.proto deleted file mode 100644 index 0a5ab8c..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/vrsatile.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,90 +0,0 @@ -syntax = "proto3"; - -package org.ga4gh.vrsatile.v1; - -import "any.proto"; -import "vrs.proto"; -import "base.proto"; - -option java_multiple_files = true; -option java_package = "org.ga4gh.vrsatile.v1"; - -// https://vrsatile.readthedocs.io/en/latest/value_object_descriptor/vod_index.html#extension -message Extension { - string name = 1; - repeated google.protobuf.Any value = 2; -} - -// https://vrsatile.readthedocs.io/en/latest/value_object_descriptor/vod_index.html#expression -message Expression { - string syntax = 1; - string value = 2; - string version = 3; -} - -message VcfRecord { - string genome_assembly = 1; - string chrom = 2; - uint64 pos = 3; - string id = 4; - string ref = 5; - string alt = 6; - string qual = 7; - string filter = 8; - string info = 9; -} - -message VariationDescriptor { - string id = 1; - org.ga4gh.vrs.v1.Variation variation = 2; - string label = 3; - string description = 4; - // A specific gene context that applies to this variant. - GeneDescriptor gene_context = 5; - // HGVS, SPDI, and gnomAD-style strings should be represented as Expressions - repeated Expression expressions = 6; - // A VCF Record of the variant. This SHOULD be a single allele, the VCF genotype (GT) field should be represented in - // the allelic_state - VcfRecord vcf_record = 7; - // Allele registry, ClinVar, or other related IDs should be included as xrefs - repeated string xrefs = 8; - // Common aliases for a variant, e.g. EGFR vIII, are alternate labels - repeated string alternate_labels = 9; - repeated Extension extensions = 10; - // The molecular context of the vrs variation. Must be one of “genomic”, “transcript”, or “protein”. - // Defaults to "unspecified_molecule_context" - MoleculeContext molecule_context = 11; - // The structural variant type associated with this variant, such as a substitution, deletion, or fusion. - // We RECOMMEND using a descendent term of SO:0001537. - org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core.OntologyClass structural_type = 12; - // A Sequence corresponding to a “ref allele”, describing the sequence expected at a SequenceLocation reference. - string vrs_ref_allele_seq = 13; - // We RECOMMEND that the allelic_state of variant be described by terms from the Genotype Ontology (GENO). - // These SHOULD descend from concept GENO:0000875. - org.phenopackets.schema.v2.core.OntologyClass allelic_state = 14; -} - -enum MoleculeContext { - unspecified_molecule_context = 0; - genomic = 1; - transcript = 2; - protein = 3; -} - -// https://vrsatile.readthedocs.io/en/latest/value_object_descriptor/vod_index.html#gene-descriptor -message GeneDescriptor { - // The official gene identifier as designated by the organism gene nomenclature committee e.g. HGNC:3477 or MGI:2385071 - // This should be a CURIE linking the reference to a namespace where it can be retrieved. - // Mirrors the value_id field of a generic value object descriptor - string value_id = 1; - // The primary gene symbol. Takes the place of the label field in a generic descriptor - string symbol = 2; - // A free-text description of the value object - string description = 3; - // Alternate IDs (should be CURIE) for the same concept may be placed in alternate_ids - repeated string alternate_ids = 4; - // Takes the place of alternate_labels field in a generic descriptor - repeated string alternate_symbols = 5; - // Related concept IDs (e.g. gene ortholog IDs) may be placed in xrefs - repeated string xrefs = 6; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/phenopackets/wrappers.proto b/tests/resources/phenopackets/wrappers.proto deleted file mode 100644 index d49dd53..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/phenopackets/wrappers.proto +++ /dev/null @@ -1,123 +0,0 @@ -// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format -// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All rights reserved. -// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ -// -// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -// met: -// -// * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -// * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above -// copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer -// in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the -// distribution. -// * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its -// contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from -// this software without specific prior written permission. -// -// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS -// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR -// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT -// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, -// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY -// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT -// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE -// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. - -// Wrappers for primitive (non-message) types. These types are useful -// for embedding primitives in the `google.protobuf.Any` type and for places -// where we need to distinguish between the absence of a primitive -// typed field and its default value. -// -// These wrappers have no meaningful use within repeated fields as they lack -// the ability to detect presence on individual elements. -// These wrappers have no meaningful use within a map or a oneof since -// individual entries of a map or fields of a oneof can already detect presence. - -syntax = "proto3"; - -package google.protobuf; - -option csharp_namespace = "Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes"; -option cc_enable_arenas = true; -option go_package = "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/wrapperspb"; -option java_package = "com.google.protobuf"; -option java_outer_classname = "WrappersProto"; -option java_multiple_files = true; -option objc_class_prefix = "GPB"; - -// Wrapper message for `double`. -// -// The JSON representation for `DoubleValue` is JSON number. -message DoubleValue { - // The double value. - double value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `float`. -// -// The JSON representation for `FloatValue` is JSON number. -message FloatValue { - // The float value. - float value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `int64`. -// -// The JSON representation for `Int64Value` is JSON string. -message Int64Value { - // The int64 value. - int64 value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `uint64`. -// -// The JSON representation for `UInt64Value` is JSON string. -message UInt64Value { - // The uint64 value. - uint64 value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `int32`. -// -// The JSON representation for `Int32Value` is JSON number. -message Int32Value { - // The int32 value. - int32 value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `uint32`. -// -// The JSON representation for `UInt32Value` is JSON number. -message UInt32Value { - // The uint32 value. - uint32 value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `bool`. -// -// The JSON representation for `BoolValue` is JSON `true` and `false`. -message BoolValue { - // The bool value. - bool value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `string`. -// -// The JSON representation for `StringValue` is JSON string. -message StringValue { - // The string value. - string value = 1; -} - -// Wrapper message for `bytes`. -// -// The JSON representation for `BytesValue` is JSON string. -message BytesValue { - // The bytes value. - bytes value = 1; -} diff --git a/tests/resources/prov.ofn b/tests/resources/prov.ofn deleted file mode 100644 index c312fc9..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/prov.ofn +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1343 +0,0 @@ -Prefix(:=) -Prefix(owl:=) -Prefix(rdf:=) -Prefix(xml:=) -Prefix(xsd:=) -Prefix(rdfs:=) - - -Ontology( - -Annotation(rdfs:comment "This document is published by the Provenance Working Group (http://www.w3.org/2011/prov/wiki/Main_Page). - -If you wish to make comments regarding this document, please send them to public-prov-comments@w3.org (subscribe public-prov-comments-request@w3.org, archives http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-prov-comments/). All feedback is welcome."@en) -Annotation(rdfs:label "W3C PROVenance Interchange Ontology (PROV-O)"@en) -Annotation(rdfs:seeAlso ) -Annotation(rdfs:seeAlso ) -Annotation(owl:versionInfo "Recommendation version 2013-04-30"@en) -Annotation(:specializationOf ) -Annotation(:wasRevisionOf ) - -Declaration(Class(owl:Thing)) -Declaration(Class(:Activity)) -Declaration(Class(:ActivityInfluence)) -Declaration(Class(:Agent)) -Declaration(Class(:AgentInfluence)) -Declaration(Class(:Association)) -Declaration(Class(:Attribution)) -Declaration(Class(:Bundle)) -Declaration(Class(:Collection)) -Declaration(Class(:Communication)) -Declaration(Class(:Delegation)) -Declaration(Class(:Derivation)) -Declaration(Class(:EmptyCollection)) -Declaration(Class(:End)) -Declaration(Class(:Entity)) -Declaration(Class(:EntityInfluence)) -Declaration(Class(:Generation)) -Declaration(Class(:Influence)) -Declaration(Class(:InstantaneousEvent)) -Declaration(Class(:Invalidation)) -Declaration(Class(:Location)) -Declaration(Class(:Organization)) -Declaration(Class(:Person)) -Declaration(Class(:Plan)) -Declaration(Class(:PrimarySource)) -Declaration(Class(:Quotation)) -Declaration(Class(:Revision)) -Declaration(Class(:Role)) -Declaration(Class(:SoftwareAgent)) -Declaration(Class(:Start)) -Declaration(Class(:Usage)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:actedOnBehalfOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:activity)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:agent)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:alternateOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:atLocation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:entity)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:generated)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:hadActivity)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:hadGeneration)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:hadMember)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:hadPlan)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:hadPrimarySource)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:hadRole)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:hadUsage)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:influenced)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:influencer)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:invalidated)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedAssociation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedAttribution)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedCommunication)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedDelegation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedDerivation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedEnd)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedGeneration)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedInfluence)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedInvalidation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedPrimarySource)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedQuotation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedRevision)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedStart)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:qualifiedUsage)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:specializationOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:used)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasAssociatedWith)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasAttributedTo)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasDerivedFrom)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasEndedBy)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasGeneratedBy)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasInfluencedBy)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasInformedBy)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasInvalidatedBy)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasQuotedFrom)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasRevisionOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(:wasStartedBy)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:atTime)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:endedAtTime)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:generatedAtTime)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:invalidatedAtTime)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:startedAtTime)) -Declaration(DataProperty(:value)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(:EmptyCollection)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(rdfs:comment)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(rdfs:isDefinedBy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(rdfs:label)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(rdfs:seeAlso)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(owl:versionInfo)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:aq)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:category)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:component)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:constraints)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:definition)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:dm)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:editorialNote)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:editorsDefinition)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:inverse)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:n)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:order)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:qualifiedForm)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:sharesDefinitionWith)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:specializationOf)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:todo)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:unqualifiedForm)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(:wasRevisionOf)) -############################ -# Annotation Properties -############################ - -# Annotation Property: rdfs:comment (rdfs:comment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment rdfs:comment ""@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy rdfs:comment ) - -# Annotation Property: rdfs:label (rdfs:label) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment rdfs:label ""@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy rdfs:label ) - -# Annotation Property: rdfs:seeAlso (rdfs:seeAlso) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment rdfs:seeAlso ""@en) - -# Annotation Property: :aq (:aq) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :aq ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:aq rdfs:seeAlso) - -# Annotation Property: :category (:category) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :category "Classify prov-o terms into three categories, including 'starting-point', 'qualifed', and 'extended'. This classification is used by the prov-o html document to gently introduce prov-o terms to its users. "@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :category ) - -# Annotation Property: :component (:component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :component "Classify prov-o terms into six components according to prov-dm, including 'agents-responsibility', 'alternate', 'annotations', 'collections', 'derivations', and 'entities-activities'. This classification is used so that readers of prov-o specification can find its correspondence with the prov-dm specification."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :component ) - -# Annotation Property: :constraints (:constraints) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :constraints "A reference to the principal section of the PROV-CONSTRAINTS document that describes this concept."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :constraints ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:constraints rdfs:seeAlso) - -# Annotation Property: :definition (:definition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :definition "A definition quoted from PROV-DM or PROV-CONSTRAINTS that describes the concept expressed with this OWL term."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :definition ) - -# Annotation Property: :dm (:dm) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :dm "A reference to the principal section of the PROV-DM document that describes this concept."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :dm ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:dm rdfs:seeAlso) - -# Annotation Property: :editorialNote (:editorialNote) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :editorialNote "A note by the OWL development team about how this term expresses the PROV-DM concept, or how it should be used in context of semantic web or linked data."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :editorialNote ) - -# Annotation Property: :editorsDefinition (:editorsDefinition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :editorsDefinition "When the prov-o term does not have a definition drawn from prov-dm, and the prov-o editor provides one."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :editorsDefinition ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:editorsDefinition :definition) - -# Annotation Property: :inverse (:inverse) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :inverse "PROV-O does not define all property inverses. The directionalities defined in PROV-O should be given preference over those not defined. However, if users wish to name the inverse of a PROV-O property, the local name given by prov:inverse should be used."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :inverse ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :inverse ) - -# Annotation Property: :n (:n) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :n "A reference to the principal section of the PROV-DM document that describes this concept."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :n ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:n rdfs:seeAlso) - -# Annotation Property: :order (:order) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :order "The position that this OWL term should be listed within documentation. The scope of the documentation (e.g., among all terms, among terms within a prov:category, among properties applying to a particular class, etc.) is unspecified."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :order ) - -# Annotation Property: :qualifiedForm (:qualifiedForm) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedForm "This annotation property links a subproperty of prov:wasInfluencedBy with the subclass of prov:Influence and the qualifying property that are used to qualify it. - -Example annotation: - - prov:wasGeneratedBy prov:qualifiedForm prov:qualifiedGeneration, prov:Generation . - -Then this unqualified assertion: - - :entity1 prov:wasGeneratedBy :activity1 . - -can be qualified by adding: - - :entity1 prov:qualifiedGeneration :entity1Gen . - :entity1Gen - a prov:Generation, prov:Influence; - prov:activity :activity1; - :customValue 1337 . - -Note how the value of the unqualified influence (prov:wasGeneratedBy :activity1) is mirrored as the value of the prov:activity (or prov:entity, or prov:agent) property on the influence class."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedForm ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:qualifiedForm rdfs:seeAlso) - -# Annotation Property: :sharesDefinitionWith (:sharesDefinitionWith) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :sharesDefinitionWith ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:sharesDefinitionWith rdfs:seeAlso) - -# Annotation Property: :specializationOf (specializationOf) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :specializationOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :specializationOf "specializationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :specializationOf :alternateOf) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :specializationOf "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :specializationOf "alternate") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :specializationOf "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :specializationOf "An entity that is a specialization of another shares all aspects of the latter, and additionally presents more specific aspects of the same thing as the latter. In particular, the lifetime of the entity being specialized contains that of any specialization. Examples of aspects include a time period, an abstraction, and a context associated with the entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :specializationOf "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-specialization"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :specializationOf "generalizationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:n :specializationOf "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-specialization"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationPropertyRange(:specializationOf :Entity) - -# Annotation Property: :unqualifiedForm (:unqualifiedForm) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :unqualifiedForm "Classes and properties used to qualify relationships are annotated with prov:unqualifiedForm to indicate the property used to assert an unqualified provenance relation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :unqualifiedForm ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(:unqualifiedForm rdfs:seeAlso) - -# Annotation Property: :wasRevisionOf (wasRevisionOf) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasRevisionOf "A revision is a derivation that revises an entity into a revised version."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasRevisionOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasRevisionOf "wasRevisionOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasRevisionOf "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasRevisionOf "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasRevisionOf "hadRevision") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasRevisionOf :Revision) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasRevisionOf :qualifiedRevision) -AnnotationPropertyRange(:wasRevisionOf :Entity) - - -############################ -# Object Properties -############################ - -# Object Property: :actedOnBehalfOf (actedOnBehalfOf) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :actedOnBehalfOf "An object property to express the accountability of an agent towards another agent. The subordinate agent acted on behalf of the responsible agent in an actual activity. "@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :actedOnBehalfOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :actedOnBehalfOf "actedOnBehalfOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :actedOnBehalfOf "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :actedOnBehalfOf "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :actedOnBehalfOf "hadDelegate") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :actedOnBehalfOf :Delegation) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :actedOnBehalfOf :qualifiedDelegation) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:actedOnBehalfOf :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:actedOnBehalfOf :Agent) -ObjectPropertyRange(:actedOnBehalfOf :Agent) - -# Object Property: :activity (activity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :activity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :activity "activity") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :activity "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :activity "This property behaves in spirit like rdf:object; it references the object of a prov:wasInfluencedBy triple."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :activity "The prov:activity property references an prov:Activity which influenced a resource. This property applies to an prov:ActivityInfluence, which is given by a subproperty of prov:qualifiedInfluence from the influenced prov:Entity, prov:Activity or prov:Agent.") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :activity "activityOfInfluence") -SubObjectPropertyOf(:activity :influencer) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:activity :ActivityInfluence) -ObjectPropertyRange(:activity :Activity) - -# Object Property: :agent (agent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :agent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :agent "agent") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :agent "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :agent "This property behaves in spirit like rdf:object; it references the object of a prov:wasInfluencedBy triple."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :agent "The prov:agent property references an prov:Agent which influenced a resource. This property applies to an prov:AgentInfluence, which is given by a subproperty of prov:qualifiedInfluence from the influenced prov:Entity, prov:Activity or prov:Agent."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :agent "agentOfInfluence") -SubObjectPropertyOf(:agent :influencer) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:agent :AgentInfluence) -ObjectPropertyRange(:agent :Agent) - -# Object Property: :alternateOf (alternateOf) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :alternateOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :alternateOf "alternateOf") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :alternateOf :specializationOf) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :alternateOf "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :alternateOf "alternate") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :alternateOf "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :alternateOf "Two alternate entities present aspects of the same thing. These aspects may be the same or different, and the alternate entities may or may not overlap in time."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :alternateOf "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-alternate"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :alternateOf "alternateOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:n :alternateOf "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-alternate"^^xsd:anyURI) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:alternateOf :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:alternateOf :Entity) - -# Object Property: :atLocation (atLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :atLocation "The Location of any resource."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :atLocation "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :atLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :atLocation "atLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :atLocation "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :atLocation "The naming of prov:atLocation parallels prov:atTime, and is not named prov:hadLocation to avoid conflicting with the convention that prov:had* properties are used on prov:Influence classes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :atLocation "This property is not functional because the many values could be at a variety of granularies (In this building, in this room, in that chair)."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :atLocation "locationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :atLocation :Location) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:atLocation ObjectUnionOf(:Activity :Agent :Entity :InstantaneousEvent)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:atLocation :Location) - -# Object Property: :entity (entity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :entity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :entity "entity") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :entity "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :entity "This property behaves in spirit like rdf:object; it references the object of a prov:wasInfluencedBy triple."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :entity "The prov:entity property references an prov:Entity which influenced a resource. This property applies to an prov:EntityInfluence, which is given by a subproperty of prov:qualifiedInfluence from the influenced prov:Entity, prov:Activity or prov:Agent.") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :entity "entityOfInfluence") -SubObjectPropertyOf(:entity :influencer) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:entity :EntityInfluence) -ObjectPropertyRange(:entity :Entity) - -# Object Property: :generated (generated) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :generated ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :generated "generated") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :generated "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :generated "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :generated "prov:generated is one of few inverse property defined, to allow Activity-oriented assertions in addition to Entity-oriented assertions."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :generated "wasGeneratedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :generated :Generation) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:generated :influenced) -InverseObjectProperties(:generated :wasGeneratedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:generated :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:generated :Entity) - -# Object Property: :hadActivity (hadActivity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :hadActivity "The _optional_ Activity of an Influence, which used, generated, invalidated, or was the responsibility of some Entity. This property is _not_ used by ActivityInfluence (use prov:activity instead)."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :hadActivity "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :hadActivity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :hadActivity "hadActivity") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :hadActivity "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :hadActivity "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :hadActivity "The multiple rdfs:domain assertions are intended. One is simpler and works for OWL-RL, the union is more specific but is not recognized by OWL-RL."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :hadActivity "wasActivityOfInfluence") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :hadActivity :Activity) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadActivity :Influence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadActivity ObjectUnionOf(:Delegation :Derivation :End :Start)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:hadActivity :Activity) - -# Object Property: :hadGeneration (hadGeneration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :hadGeneration "The _optional_ Generation involved in an Entity's Derivation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :hadGeneration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :hadGeneration "hadGeneration") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :hadGeneration "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :hadGeneration "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :hadGeneration "generatedAsDerivation") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :hadGeneration :Generation) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadGeneration :Derivation) -ObjectPropertyRange(:hadGeneration :Generation) - -# Object Property: :hadMember (hadMember) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :hadMember ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :hadMember "hadMember") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :hadMember "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :hadMember "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :hadMember "wasMemberOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :hadMember :Collection) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:hadMember :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadMember :Collection) -ObjectPropertyRange(Annotation(rdfs:comment "A collection is an entity that provides a structure to some constituents, which are themselves entities. These constituents are said to be member of the collections."@en) Annotation(:dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-collection") :hadMember :Entity) - -# Object Property: :hadPlan (hadPlan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :hadPlan "The _optional_ Plan adopted by an Agent in Association with some Activity. Plan specifications are out of the scope of this specification."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :hadPlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :hadPlan "hadPlan") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :hadPlan "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :hadPlan "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :hadPlan "wasPlanOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :hadPlan :Plan) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadPlan :Association) -ObjectPropertyRange(:hadPlan :Plan) - -# Object Property: :hadPrimarySource (hadPrimarySource) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :hadPrimarySource ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :hadPrimarySource "hadPrimarySource") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :hadPrimarySource "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :hadPrimarySource "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :hadPrimarySource "wasPrimarySourceOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :hadPrimarySource :PrimarySource) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :hadPrimarySource :qualifiedPrimarySource) -SubObjectPropertyOf(Annotation(rdfs:comment "hadPrimarySource property is a particular case of wasDerivedFrom (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-original-source) that aims to give credit to the source that originated some information.") :hadPrimarySource :wasDerivedFrom) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadPrimarySource :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:hadPrimarySource :Entity) - -# Object Property: :hadRole (hadRole) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :hadRole "The _optional_ Role that an Entity assumed in the context of an Activity. For example, :baking prov:used :spoon; prov:qualified [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :spoon; prov:hadRole roles:mixing_implement ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :hadRole "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :hadRole ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :hadRole "hadRole") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :hadRole "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :hadRole "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :hadRole "prov:hadRole references the Role (i.e. the function of an entity with respect to an activity), in the context of an instantaneous usage, generation, association, start, and end."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :hadRole "wasRoleIn") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :hadRole :Role) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadRole :Influence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadRole ObjectUnionOf(:Association :InstantaneousEvent)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:hadRole :Role) - -# Object Property: :hadUsage (hadUsage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :hadUsage "The _optional_ Usage involved in an Entity's Derivation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :hadUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :hadUsage "hadUsage") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :hadUsage "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :hadUsage "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :hadUsage "wasUsedInDerivation") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :hadUsage :Usage) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:hadUsage :Derivation) -ObjectPropertyRange(:hadUsage :Usage) - -# Object Property: :influenced (influenced) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :influenced ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :influenced "influenced") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :influenced "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :influenced "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :influenced "wasInfluencedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :influenced :Influence) -InverseObjectProperties(:influenced :wasInfluencedBy) - -# Object Property: :influencer (influencer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :influencer "Subproperties of prov:influencer are used to cite the object of an unqualified PROV-O triple whose predicate is a subproperty of prov:wasInfluencedBy (e.g. prov:used, prov:wasGeneratedBy). prov:influencer is used much like rdf:object is used."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :influencer ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :influencer "influencer") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :influencer "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :influencer "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :influencer "This property and its subproperties are used in the same way as the rdf:object property, i.e. to reference the object of an unqualified prov:wasInfluencedBy or prov:influenced triple."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :influencer "This property is used as part of the qualified influence pattern. Subclasses of prov:Influence use these subproperties to reference the resource (Entity, Agent, or Activity) whose influence is being qualified."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :influencer "hadInfluence") -ObjectPropertyDomain(:influencer :Influence) -ObjectPropertyRange(:influencer owl:Thing) - -# Object Property: :invalidated (invalidated) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :invalidated ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :invalidated "invalidated") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :invalidated "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :invalidated "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :invalidated "prov:invalidated is one of few inverse property defined, to allow Activity-oriented assertions in addition to Entity-oriented assertions."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :invalidated "wasInvalidatedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :invalidated :Invalidation) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:invalidated :influenced) -InverseObjectProperties(:invalidated :wasInvalidatedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:invalidated :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:invalidated :Entity) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedAssociation (qualifiedAssociation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedAssociation "If this Activity prov:wasAssociatedWith Agent :ag, then it can qualify the Association using prov:qualifiedAssociation [ a prov:Association; prov:agent :ag; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedAssociation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedAssociation "qualifiedAssociation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedAssociation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedAssociation "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedAssociation "qualifiedAssociationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedAssociation :Association) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedAssociation :wasAssociatedWith) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedAssociation :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedAssociation :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedAssociation :Association) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedAttribution (qualifiedAttribution) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedAttribution "If this Entity prov:wasAttributedTo Agent :ag, then it can qualify how it was influenced using prov:qualifiedAttribution [ a prov:Attribution; prov:agent :ag; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedAttribution ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedAttribution "qualifiedAttribution") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedAttribution "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedAttribution "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedAttribution "qualifiedAttributionOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedAttribution :Attribution) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedAttribution :wasAttributedTo) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedAttribution :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedAttribution :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedAttribution :Attribution) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedCommunication (qualifiedCommunication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedCommunication "If this Activity prov:wasInformedBy Activity :a, then it can qualify how it was influenced using prov:qualifiedCommunication [ a prov:Communication; prov:activity :a; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedCommunication ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedCommunication "qualifiedCommunication") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedCommunication "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedCommunication "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedCommunication "qualifiedCommunicationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :qualifiedCommunication :Communication) -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedCommunication :Communication) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedCommunication :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedCommunication :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedCommunication :Communication) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedDelegation (qualifiedDelegation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedDelegation "If this Agent prov:actedOnBehalfOf Agent :ag, then it can qualify how with prov:qualifiedResponsibility [ a prov:Responsibility; prov:agent :ag; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedDelegation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedDelegation "qualifiedDelegation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedDelegation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedDelegation "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedDelegation "qualifiedDelegationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedDelegation :Delegation) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedDelegation :actedOnBehalfOf) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedDelegation :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedDelegation :Agent) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedDelegation :Delegation) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedDerivation (qualifiedDerivation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedDerivation "If this Entity prov:wasDerivedFrom Entity :e, then it can qualify how it was derived using prov:qualifiedDerivation [ a prov:Derivation; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedDerivation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedDerivation "qualifiedDerivation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedDerivation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedDerivation "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedDerivation "qualifiedDerivationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedDerivation :Derivation) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedDerivation :wasDerivedFrom) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedDerivation :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedDerivation :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedDerivation :Derivation) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedEnd (qualifiedEnd) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedEnd "If this Activity prov:wasEndedBy Entity :e1, then it can qualify how it was ended using prov:qualifiedEnd [ a prov:End; prov:entity :e1; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedEnd ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedEnd "qualifiedEnd") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedEnd "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedEnd "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedEnd "qualifiedEndOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedEnd :End) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedEnd :wasEndedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedEnd :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedEnd :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedEnd :End) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedGeneration (qualifiedGeneration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedGeneration "If this Activity prov:generated Entity :e, then it can qualify how it performed the Generation using prov:qualifiedGeneration [ a prov:Generation; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedGeneration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedGeneration "qualifiedGeneration") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedGeneration "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedGeneration "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedGeneration "qualifiedGenerationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedGeneration :Generation) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedGeneration :wasGeneratedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedGeneration :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedGeneration :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedGeneration :Generation) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedInfluence (qualifiedInfluence) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedInfluence "Because prov:qualifiedInfluence is a broad relation, the more specific relations (qualifiedCommunication, qualifiedDelegation, qualifiedEnd, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedInfluence ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedInfluence "qualifiedInfluence") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedInfluence "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedInfluence "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedInfluence "qualifiedInfluenceOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedInfluence :Influence) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedInfluence :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedInfluence ObjectUnionOf(:Activity :Agent :Entity)) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedInfluence :Influence) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedInvalidation (qualifiedInvalidation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedInvalidation "If this Entity prov:wasInvalidatedBy Activity :a, then it can qualify how it was invalidated using prov:qualifiedInvalidation [ a prov:Invalidation; prov:activity :a; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedInvalidation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedInvalidation "qualifiedInvalidation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedInvalidation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedInvalidation "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedInvalidation "qualifiedInvalidationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedInvalidation :Invalidation) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedInvalidation :wasInvalidatedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedInvalidation :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedInvalidation :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedInvalidation :Invalidation) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedPrimarySource (qualifiedPrimarySource) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedPrimarySource "If this Entity prov:hadPrimarySource Entity :e, then it can qualify how using prov:qualifiedPrimarySource [ a prov:PrimarySource; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedPrimarySource ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedPrimarySource "qualifiedPrimarySource") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedPrimarySource "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedPrimarySource "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedPrimarySource "qualifiedSourceOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedPrimarySource :PrimarySource) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedPrimarySource :hadPrimarySource) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedPrimarySource :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedPrimarySource :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedPrimarySource :PrimarySource) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedQuotation (qualifiedQuotation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedQuotation "If this Entity prov:wasQuotedFrom Entity :e, then it can qualify how using prov:qualifiedQuotation [ a prov:Quotation; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedQuotation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedQuotation "qualifiedQuotation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedQuotation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedQuotation "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedQuotation "qualifiedQuotationOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedQuotation :Quotation) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedQuotation :wasQuotedFrom) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedQuotation :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedQuotation :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedQuotation :Quotation) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedRevision (qualifiedRevision) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedRevision "If this Entity prov:wasRevisionOf Entity :e, then it can qualify how it was revised using prov:qualifiedRevision [ a prov:Revision; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedRevision ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedRevision "qualifiedRevision") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedRevision "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedRevision "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedRevision "revisedEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedRevision :Revision) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedRevision :wasRevisionOf) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedRevision :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedRevision :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedRevision :Revision) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedStart (qualifiedStart) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedStart "If this Activity prov:wasStartedBy Entity :e1, then it can qualify how it was started using prov:qualifiedStart [ a prov:Start; prov:entity :e1; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedStart ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedStart "qualifiedStart") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedStart "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedStart "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedStart "qualifiedStartOf") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedStart :Start) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedStart :wasStartedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedStart :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedStart :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedStart :Start) - -# Object Property: :qualifiedUsage (qualifiedUsage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :qualifiedUsage "If this Activity prov:used Entity :e, then it can qualify how it used it using prov:qualifiedUsage [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :qualifiedUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :qualifiedUsage "qualifiedUsage") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :qualifiedUsage "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :qualifiedUsage "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :qualifiedUsage "qualifiedUsingActivity") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :qualifiedUsage :Usage) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :qualifiedUsage :used) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:qualifiedUsage :qualifiedInfluence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:qualifiedUsage :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:qualifiedUsage :Usage) - -# Object Property: :specializationOf (specializationOf) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(:specializationOf :alternateOf) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:specializationOf :Entity) - -# Object Property: :used (used) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :used "A prov:Entity that was used by this prov:Activity. For example, :baking prov:used :spoon, :egg, :oven ."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :used ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :used "used") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :used "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :used "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :used "wasUsedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :used :Usage) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :used :qualifiedUsage) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:used :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:used :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:used :Entity) - -# Object Property: :wasAssociatedWith (wasAssociatedWith) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasAssociatedWith "An prov:Agent that had some (unspecified) responsibility for the occurrence of this prov:Activity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasAssociatedWith ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasAssociatedWith "wasAssociatedWith") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasAssociatedWith "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasAssociatedWith "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasAssociatedWith "wasAssociateFor") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasAssociatedWith :Association) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasAssociatedWith :qualifiedAssociation) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:wasAssociatedWith :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasAssociatedWith :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasAssociatedWith :Agent) - -# Object Property: :wasAttributedTo (wasAttributedTo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasAttributedTo "Attribution is the ascribing of an entity to an agent."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasAttributedTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasAttributedTo "wasAttributedTo") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasAttributedTo "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasAttributedTo "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :wasAttributedTo "Attribution is the ascribing of an entity to an agent."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasAttributedTo "contributed") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasAttributedTo :Attribution) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasAttributedTo :qualifiedAttribution) -SubObjectPropertyOf(Annotation(rdfs:comment "Attribution is a particular case of trace (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#concept-trace), in the sense that it links an entity to the agent that ascribed it.") Annotation(:definition "IF wasAttributedTo(e2,ag1,aAttr) holds, THEN wasInfluencedBy(e2,ag1) also holds. ") :wasAttributedTo :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasAttributedTo :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasAttributedTo :Agent) - -# Object Property: :wasDerivedFrom (wasDerivedFrom) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasDerivedFrom "The more specific subproperties of prov:wasDerivedFrom (i.e., prov:wasQuotedFrom, prov:wasRevisionOf, prov:hadPrimarySource) should be used when applicable."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasDerivedFrom ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasDerivedFrom "wasDerivedFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasDerivedFrom "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasDerivedFrom "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :wasDerivedFrom "A derivation is a transformation of an entity into another, an update of an entity resulting in a new one, or the construction of a new entity based on a pre-existing entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasDerivedFrom "hadDerivation") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasDerivedFrom :Derivation) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasDerivedFrom :qualifiedDerivation) -SubObjectPropertyOf(Annotation(rdfs:comment "Derivation is a particular case of trace (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-trace), since it links an entity to another entity that contributed to its existence.") :wasDerivedFrom :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasDerivedFrom :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasDerivedFrom :Entity) - -# Object Property: :wasEndedBy (wasEndedBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasEndedBy "End is when an activity is deemed to have ended. An end may refer to an entity, known as trigger, that terminated the activity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasEndedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasEndedBy "wasEndedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasEndedBy "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasEndedBy "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasEndedBy "ended") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasEndedBy :End) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasEndedBy :qualifiedEnd) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:wasEndedBy :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasEndedBy :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasEndedBy :Entity) - -# Object Property: :wasGeneratedBy (wasGeneratedBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasGeneratedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasGeneratedBy "wasGeneratedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasGeneratedBy "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasGeneratedBy "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasGeneratedBy "generated") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasGeneratedBy :Generation) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasGeneratedBy :qualifiedGeneration) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:wasGeneratedBy :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasGeneratedBy :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasGeneratedBy :Activity) - -# Object Property: :wasInfluencedBy (wasInfluencedBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasInfluencedBy "Because prov:wasInfluencedBy is a broad relation, its more specific subproperties (e.g. prov:wasInformedBy, prov:actedOnBehalfOf, prov:wasEndedBy, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasInfluencedBy "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasInfluencedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasInfluencedBy "wasInfluencedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasInfluencedBy "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasInfluencedBy "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :wasInfluencedBy "The sub-properties of prov:wasInfluencedBy can be elaborated in more detail using the Qualification Pattern. For example, the binary relation :baking prov:used :spoon can be qualified by asserting :baking prov:qualifiedUsage [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :spoon; prov:atLocation :kitchen ] . - -Subproperties of prov:wasInfluencedBy may also be asserted directly without being qualified. - -prov:wasInfluencedBy should not be used without also using one of its subproperties. -"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasInfluencedBy "influenced") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasInfluencedBy :Influence) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasInfluencedBy :qualifiedInfluence) -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :wasInfluencedBy :Influence) -ObjectPropertyDomain(Annotation(:definition "influencee: an identifier (o2) for an entity, activity, or agent; ") Annotation(:dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence") :wasInfluencedBy ObjectUnionOf(:Activity :Agent :Entity)) -ObjectPropertyRange(Annotation(:definition "influencer: an identifier (o1) for an ancestor entity, activity, or agent that the former depends on;") Annotation(:dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence") :wasInfluencedBy ObjectUnionOf(:Activity :Agent :Entity)) - -# Object Property: :wasInformedBy (wasInformedBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasInformedBy "An activity a2 is dependent on or informed by another activity a1, by way of some unspecified entity that is generated by a1 and used by a2."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasInformedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasInformedBy "wasInformedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasInformedBy "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasInformedBy "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasInformedBy "informed") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasInformedBy :Communication) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasInformedBy :qualifiedCommunication) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:wasInformedBy :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasInformedBy :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasInformedBy :Activity) - -# Object Property: :wasInvalidatedBy (wasInvalidatedBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasInvalidatedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasInvalidatedBy "wasInvalidatedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasInvalidatedBy "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasInvalidatedBy "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasInvalidatedBy "invalidated") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasInvalidatedBy :Invalidation) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasInvalidatedBy :qualifiedInvalidation) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:wasInvalidatedBy :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasInvalidatedBy :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasInvalidatedBy :Activity) - -# Object Property: :wasQuotedFrom (wasQuotedFrom) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasQuotedFrom "An entity is derived from an original entity by copying, or 'quoting', some or all of it."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasQuotedFrom ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasQuotedFrom "wasQuotedFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasQuotedFrom "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasQuotedFrom "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasQuotedFrom "quotedAs") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasQuotedFrom :Quotation) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasQuotedFrom :qualifiedQuotation) -SubObjectPropertyOf(Annotation(rdfs:comment "Quotation is a particular case of derivation (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-quotation) in which an entity is derived from an original entity by copying, or \"quoting\", some or all of it. ") :wasQuotedFrom :wasDerivedFrom) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasQuotedFrom :Entity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasQuotedFrom :Entity) - -# Object Property: :wasRevisionOf (wasRevisionOf) - -SubObjectPropertyOf(Annotation(rdfs:comment "Revision is a derivation (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-Revision). Moreover, according to -http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#term-Revision 23 April 2012 'wasRevisionOf is a strict sub-relation of wasDerivedFrom since two entities e2 and e1 may satisfy wasDerivedFrom(e2,e1) without being a variant of each other.'") :wasRevisionOf :wasDerivedFrom) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasRevisionOf :Entity) - -# Object Property: :wasStartedBy (wasStartedBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :wasStartedBy "Start is when an activity is deemed to have started. A start may refer to an entity, known as trigger, that initiated the activity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :wasStartedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :wasStartedBy "wasStartedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :wasStartedBy "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :wasStartedBy "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:inverse :wasStartedBy "started") -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasStartedBy :Start) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :wasStartedBy :qualifiedStart) -SubObjectPropertyOf(:wasStartedBy :wasInfluencedBy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(:wasStartedBy :Activity) -ObjectPropertyRange(:wasStartedBy :Entity) - - -############################ -# Data Properties -############################ - -# Data Property: :atTime (atTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :atTime "The time at which an InstantaneousEvent occurred, in the form of xsd:dateTime."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :atTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :atTime "atTime") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :atTime "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :atTime "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:sharesDefinitionWith :atTime :InstantaneousEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :atTime :endedAtTime) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :atTime :generatedAtTime) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :atTime :invalidatedAtTime) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :atTime :startedAtTime) -DataPropertyDomain(:atTime :InstantaneousEvent) -DataPropertyRange(:atTime xsd:dateTime) - -# Data Property: :endedAtTime (endedAtTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :endedAtTime "The time at which an activity ended. See also prov:startedAtTime."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :endedAtTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :endedAtTime "endedAtTime") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :endedAtTime "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :endedAtTime "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :endedAtTime "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedEnd o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:endedAtTime."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :endedAtTime :End) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :endedAtTime :atTime) -DataPropertyDomain(:endedAtTime :Activity) -DataPropertyRange(:endedAtTime xsd:dateTime) - -# Data Property: :generatedAtTime (generatedAtTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :generatedAtTime "The time at which an entity was completely created and is available for use."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :generatedAtTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :generatedAtTime "generatedAtTime") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :generatedAtTime "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :generatedAtTime "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :generatedAtTime "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedGeneration o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:generatedAtTime."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :generatedAtTime :Generation) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :generatedAtTime :atTime) -DataPropertyDomain(:generatedAtTime :Entity) -DataPropertyRange(:generatedAtTime xsd:dateTime) - -# Data Property: :invalidatedAtTime (invalidatedAtTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :invalidatedAtTime "The time at which an entity was invalidated (i.e., no longer usable)."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :invalidatedAtTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :invalidatedAtTime "invalidatedAtTime") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :invalidatedAtTime "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :invalidatedAtTime "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :invalidatedAtTime "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedInvalidation o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:invalidatedAtTime."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :invalidatedAtTime :Invalidation) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :invalidatedAtTime :atTime) -DataPropertyDomain(:invalidatedAtTime :Entity) -DataPropertyRange(:invalidatedAtTime xsd:dateTime) - -# Data Property: :startedAtTime (startedAtTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :startedAtTime "The time at which an activity started. See also prov:endedAtTime."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :startedAtTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :startedAtTime "startedAtTime") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :startedAtTime "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :startedAtTime "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :startedAtTime "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedStart o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:startedAtTime."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :startedAtTime :Start) -AnnotationAssertion(:qualifiedForm :startedAtTime :atTime) -DataPropertyDomain(:startedAtTime :Activity) -DataPropertyRange(:startedAtTime xsd:dateTime) - -# Data Property: :value (value) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :value ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :value "value") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :value "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :value "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :value "Provides a value that is a direct representation of an entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :value "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribute-value"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :value "The editor's definition comes from http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-primer/#rdfvalue") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorialNote :value "This property serves the same purpose as rdf:value, but has been reintroduced to avoid some of the definitional ambiguity in the RDF specification (specifically, 'may be used in describing structured values')."@en) -DataPropertyDomain(:value :Entity) - - - -############################ -# Classes -############################ - -# Class: :Activity (Activity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Activity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Activity "Activity") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Activity "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Activity "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Activity "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Activity "An activity is something that occurs over a period of time and acts upon or with entities; it may include consuming, processing, transforming, modifying, relocating, using, or generating entities.") -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Activity "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Activity"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Activity "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Activity"^^xsd:anyURI) -DisjointClasses(:Activity :Entity) - -# Class: :ActivityInfluence (ActivityInfluence) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :ActivityInfluence "ActivityInfluence provides additional descriptions of an Activity's binary influence upon any other kind of resource. Instances of ActivityInfluence use the prov:activity property to cite the influencing Activity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :ActivityInfluence "It is not recommended that the type ActivityInfluence be asserted without also asserting one of its more specific subclasses."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :ActivityInfluence ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :ActivityInfluence "ActivityInfluence") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :ActivityInfluence :activity) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :ActivityInfluence "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :ActivityInfluence "ActivitiyInfluence is the capacity of an activity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of generation, invalidation, communication, or other."@en) -SubClassOf(:ActivityInfluence :Influence) -SubClassOf(:ActivityInfluence ObjectMaxCardinality(0 :hadActivity)) -DisjointClasses(:ActivityInfluence :EntityInfluence) - -# Class: :Agent (Agent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Agent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Agent "Agent") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Agent "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Agent "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Agent "An agent is something that bears some form of responsibility for an activity taking place, for the existence of an entity, or for another agent's activity. "@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Agent "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Agent "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Agent"^^xsd:anyURI) -DisjointClasses(:Agent :InstantaneousEvent) - -# Class: :AgentInfluence (AgentInfluence) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :AgentInfluence "AgentInfluence provides additional descriptions of an Agent's binary influence upon any other kind of resource. Instances of AgentInfluence use the prov:agent property to cite the influencing Agent."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :AgentInfluence "It is not recommended that the type AgentInfluence be asserted without also asserting one of its more specific subclasses."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :AgentInfluence ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :AgentInfluence "AgentInfluence") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :AgentInfluence :agent) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :AgentInfluence "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :AgentInfluence "AgentInfluence is the capacity of an agent to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of attribution, association, delegation, or other."@en) -SubClassOf(:AgentInfluence :Influence) - -# Class: :Association (Association) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Association "An instance of prov:Association provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasAssociatedWith relation from an prov:Activity to some prov:Agent that had some responsiblity for it. For example, :baking prov:wasAssociatedWith :baker; prov:qualifiedAssociation [ a prov:Association; prov:agent :baker; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Association ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Association "Association") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Association "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Association "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Association "An activity association is an assignment of responsibility to an agent for an activity, indicating that the agent had a role in the activity. It further allows for a plan to be specified, which is the plan intended by the agent to achieve some goals in the context of this activity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Association "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Association"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Association "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Association"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Association :wasAssociatedWith) -SubClassOf(:Association :AgentInfluence) - -# Class: :Attribution (Attribution) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Attribution "An instance of prov:Attribution provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasAttributedTo relation from an prov:Entity to some prov:Agent that had some responsible for it. For example, :cake prov:wasAttributedTo :baker; prov:qualifiedAttribution [ a prov:Attribution; prov:entity :baker; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Attribution ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Attribution "Attribution") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Attribution "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Attribution "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Attribution "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Attribution "Attribution is the ascribing of an entity to an agent. - -When an entity e is attributed to agent ag, entity e was generated by some unspecified activity that in turn was associated to agent ag. Thus, this relation is useful when the activity is not known, or irrelevant."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Attribution "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribution"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Attribution "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-attribution"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Attribution :wasAttributedTo) -SubClassOf(:Attribution :AgentInfluence) - -# Class: :Bundle (Bundle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Bundle "Note that there are kinds of bundles (e.g. handwritten letters, audio recordings, etc.) that are not expressed in PROV-O, but can be still be described by PROV-O."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Bundle ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Bundle "Bundle") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Bundle "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Bundle "A bundle is a named set of provenance descriptions, and is itself an Entity, so allowing provenance of provenance to be expressed."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Bundle "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-bundle-entity"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Bundle "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-bundle-declaration"^^xsd:anyURI) -SubClassOf(:Bundle :Entity) - -# Class: :Collection (Collection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Collection ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Collection "Collection") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Collection "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Collection "collections") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Collection "A collection is an entity that provides a structure to some constituents, which are themselves entities. These constituents are said to be member of the collections."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Collection "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-collection"^^xsd:anyURI) -SubClassOf(:Collection :Entity) - -# Class: :Communication (Communication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Communication "An instance of prov:Communication provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasInformedBy relation from an informed prov:Activity to the prov:Activity that informed it. For example, :you_jumping_off_bridge prov:wasInformedBy :everyone_else_jumping_off_bridge; prov:qualifiedCommunication [ a prov:Communication; prov:activity :everyone_else_jumping_off_bridge; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Communication ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Communication "Communication") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Communication "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Communication "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Communication "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Communication "Communication is the exchange of an entity by two activities, one activity using the entity generated by the other.") -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Communication "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Communication"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Communication "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-wasInformedBy"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Communication :wasInformedBy) -SubClassOf(:Communication :ActivityInfluence) - -# Class: :Delegation (Delegation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Delegation "An instance of prov:Delegation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:actedOnBehalfOf relation from a performing prov:Agent to some prov:Agent for whom it was performed. For example, :mixing prov:wasAssociatedWith :toddler . :toddler prov:actedOnBehalfOf :mother; prov:qualifiedDelegation [ a prov:Delegation; prov:entity :mother; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Delegation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Delegation "Delegation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Delegation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Delegation "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Delegation "Delegation is the assignment of authority and responsibility to an agent (by itself or by another agent) to carry out a specific activity as a delegate or representative, while the agent it acts on behalf of retains some responsibility for the outcome of the delegated work. - -For example, a student acted on behalf of his supervisor, who acted on behalf of the department chair, who acted on behalf of the university; all those agents are responsible in some way for the activity that took place but we do not say explicitly who bears responsibility and to what degree."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Delegation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-delegation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Delegation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-delegation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Delegation :actedOnBehalfOf) -SubClassOf(:Delegation :AgentInfluence) - -# Class: :Derivation (Derivation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Derivation "An instance of prov:Derivation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasDerivedFrom relation from some derived prov:Entity to another prov:Entity from which it was derived. For example, :chewed_bubble_gum prov:wasDerivedFrom :unwrapped_bubble_gum; prov:qualifiedDerivation [ a prov:Derivation; prov:entity :unwrapped_bubble_gum; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Derivation "The more specific forms of prov:Derivation (i.e., prov:Revision, prov:Quotation, prov:PrimarySource) should be asserted if they apply."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Derivation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Derivation "Derivation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Derivation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Derivation "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Derivation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Derivation "A derivation is a transformation of an entity into another, an update of an entity resulting in a new one, or the construction of a new entity based on a pre-existing entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Derivation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Derivation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Derivation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#Derivation-Relation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Derivation :wasDerivedFrom) -SubClassOf(:Derivation :EntityInfluence) - -# Class: :EmptyCollection (EmptyCollection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :EmptyCollection ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :EmptyCollection "EmptyCollection"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :EmptyCollection "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :EmptyCollection "collections") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :EmptyCollection "An empty collection is a collection without members."@en) -SubClassOf(:EmptyCollection :Collection) - -# Class: :End (End) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :End "An instance of prov:End provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasEndedBy relation from some ended prov:Activity to an prov:Entity that ended it. For example, :ball_game prov:wasEndedBy :buzzer; prov:qualifiedEnd [ a prov:End; prov:entity :buzzer; :foo :bar; prov:atTime '2012-03-09T08:05:08-05:00'^^xsd:dateTime ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :End ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :End "End") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :End "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :End "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :End "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :End "End is when an activity is deemed to have been ended by an entity, known as trigger. The activity no longer exists after its end. Any usage, generation, or invalidation involving an activity precedes the activity's end. An end may refer to a trigger entity that terminated the activity, or to an activity, known as ender that generated the trigger."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :End "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-End"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :End "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-End"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :End :wasEndedBy) -SubClassOf(:End :EntityInfluence) -SubClassOf(:End :InstantaneousEvent) - -# Class: :Entity (Entity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Entity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Entity "Entity") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Entity "starting-point") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Entity "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Entity "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Entity "An entity is a physical, digital, conceptual, or other kind of thing with some fixed aspects; entities may be real or imaginary. "@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Entity "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-entity"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Entity "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Entity"^^xsd:anyURI) -DisjointClasses(:Entity :InstantaneousEvent) - -# Class: :EntityInfluence (EntityInfluence) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :EntityInfluence "EntityInfluence provides additional descriptions of an Entity's binary influence upon any other kind of resource. Instances of EntityInfluence use the prov:entity property to cite the influencing Entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :EntityInfluence "It is not recommended that the type EntityInfluence be asserted without also asserting one of its more specific subclasses."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :EntityInfluence ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :EntityInfluence "EntityInfluence") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :EntityInfluence :entity) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :EntityInfluence "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:editorsDefinition :EntityInfluence "EntityInfluence is the capacity of an entity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of usage, start, end, derivation, or other. "@en) -SubClassOf(:EntityInfluence :Influence) - -# Class: :Generation (Generation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Generation "An instance of prov:Generation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasGeneratedBy relation from a generated prov:Entity to the prov:Activity that generated it. For example, :cake prov:wasGeneratedBy :baking; prov:qualifiedGeneration [ a prov:Generation; prov:activity :baking; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Generation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Generation "Generation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Generation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Generation "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Generation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Generation "Generation is the completion of production of a new entity by an activity. This entity did not exist before generation and becomes available for usage after this generation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Generation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Generation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Generation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Generation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Generation :wasGeneratedBy) -SubClassOf(:Generation :ActivityInfluence) -SubClassOf(:Generation :InstantaneousEvent) - -# Class: :Influence (Influence) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Influence "An instance of prov:Influence provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasInfluencedBy relation from some influenced Activity, Entity, or Agent to the influencing Activity, Entity, or Agent. For example, :stomach_ache prov:wasInfluencedBy :spoon; prov:qualifiedInfluence [ a prov:Influence; prov:entity :spoon; :foo :bar ] . Because prov:Influence is a broad relation, the more specific relations (Communication, Delegation, End, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Influence "Because prov:Influence is a broad relation, its most specific subclasses (e.g. prov:Communication, prov:Delegation, prov:End, prov:Revision, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Influence ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Influence "Influence") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Influence "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Influence "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Influence "Influence is the capacity of an entity, activity, or agent to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of usage, start, end, generation, invalidation, communication, derivation, attribution, association, or delegation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Influence "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Influence "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-influence"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Influence :wasInfluencedBy) - -# Class: :InstantaneousEvent (InstantaneousEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :InstantaneousEvent "An instantaneous event, or event for short, happens in the world and marks a change in the world, in its activities and in its entities. The term 'event' is commonly used in process algebra with a similar meaning. Events represent communications or interactions; they are assumed to be atomic and instantaneous."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :InstantaneousEvent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :InstantaneousEvent "InstantaneousEvent") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :InstantaneousEvent "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :InstantaneousEvent "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :InstantaneousEvent "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#dfn-event"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :InstantaneousEvent "The PROV data model is implicitly based on a notion of instantaneous events (or just events), that mark transitions in the world. Events include generation, usage, or invalidation of entities, as well as starting or ending of activities. This notion of event is not first-class in the data model, but it is useful for explaining its other concepts and its semantics."@en) - -# Class: :Invalidation (Invalidation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Invalidation "An instance of prov:Invalidation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasInvalidatedBy relation from an invalidated prov:Entity to the prov:Activity that invalidated it. For example, :uncracked_egg prov:wasInvalidatedBy :baking; prov:qualifiedInvalidation [ a prov:Invalidation; prov:activity :baking; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Invalidation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Invalidation "Invalidation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Invalidation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Invalidation "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Invalidation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Invalidation "Invalidation is the start of the destruction, cessation, or expiry of an existing entity by an activity. The entity is no longer available for use (or further invalidation) after invalidation. Any generation or usage of an entity precedes its invalidation.") -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Invalidation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Invalidation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Invalidation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Invalidation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Invalidation :wasInvalidatedBy) -SubClassOf(:Invalidation :ActivityInfluence) -SubClassOf(:Invalidation :InstantaneousEvent) - -# Class: :Location (Location) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Location ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Location "Location") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :Location :atLocation) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Location "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Location "A location can be an identifiable geographic place (ISO 19112), but it can also be a non-geographic place such as a directory, row, or column. As such, there are numerous ways in which location can be expressed, such as by a coordinate, address, landmark, and so forth."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Location "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribute-location"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Location "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-attribute"^^xsd:anyURI) - -# Class: :Organization (Organization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Organization ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Organization "Organization") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Organization "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Organization "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Organization "An organization is a social or legal institution such as a company, society, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Organization "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Organization "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-types"^^xsd:anyURI) -SubClassOf(:Organization :Agent) - -# Class: :Person (Person) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Person ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Person "Person") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Person "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Person "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Person "Person agents are people."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Person "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Person "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-types"^^xsd:anyURI) -SubClassOf(:Person :Agent) - -# Class: :Plan (Plan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Plan "There exist no prescriptive requirement on the nature of plans, their representation, the actions or steps they consist of, or their intended goals. Since plans may evolve over time, it may become necessary to track their provenance, so plans themselves are entities. Representing the plan explicitly in the provenance can be useful for various tasks: for example, to validate the execution as represented in the provenance record, to manage expectation failures, or to provide explanations."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Plan ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Plan "Plan") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Plan "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Plan "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Plan "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Plan "A plan is an entity that represents a set of actions or steps intended by one or more agents to achieve some goals.") -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Plan "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Association"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Plan "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Association"^^xsd:anyURI) -SubClassOf(:Plan :Entity) - -# Class: :PrimarySource (PrimarySource) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :PrimarySource "An instance of prov:PrimarySource provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:hadPrimarySource relation from some secondary prov:Entity to an earlier, primary prov:Entity. For example, :blog prov:hadPrimarySource :newsArticle; prov:qualifiedPrimarySource [ a prov:PrimarySource; prov:entity :newsArticle; :foo :bar ] ."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :PrimarySource ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :PrimarySource "PrimarySource") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :PrimarySource "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :PrimarySource "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :PrimarySource "A primary source for a topic refers to something produced by some agent with direct experience and knowledge about the topic, at the time of the topic's study, without benefit from hindsight. - -Because of the directness of primary sources, they 'speak for themselves' in ways that cannot be captured through the filter of secondary sources. As such, it is important for secondary sources to reference those primary sources from which they were derived, so that their reliability can be investigated. - -A primary source relation is a particular case of derivation of secondary materials from their primary sources. It is recognized that the determination of primary sources can be up to interpretation, and should be done according to conventions accepted within the application's domain."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :PrimarySource "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-primary-source"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :PrimarySource "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-original-source"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :PrimarySource :hadPrimarySource) -SubClassOf(:PrimarySource :Derivation) - -# Class: :Quotation (Quotation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Quotation "An instance of prov:Quotation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasQuotedFrom relation from some taken prov:Entity from an earlier, larger prov:Entity. For example, :here_is_looking_at_you_kid prov:wasQuotedFrom :casablanca_script; prov:qualifiedQuotation [ a prov:Quotation; prov:entity :casablanca_script; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Quotation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Quotation "Quotation") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Quotation "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Quotation "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Quotation "A quotation is the repeat of (some or all of) an entity, such as text or image, by someone who may or may not be its original author. Quotation is a particular case of derivation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Quotation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-quotation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Quotation "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-quotation"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Quotation :wasQuotedFrom) -SubClassOf(:Quotation :Derivation) - -# Class: :Revision (Revision) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Revision "An instance of prov:Revision provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasRevisionOf relation from some newer prov:Entity to an earlier prov:Entity. For example, :draft_2 prov:wasRevisionOf :draft_1; prov:qualifiedRevision [ a prov:Revision; prov:entity :draft_1; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Revision ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Revision "Revision") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Revision "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Revision "derivations") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Revision "A revision is a derivation for which the resulting entity is a revised version of some original. The implication here is that the resulting entity contains substantial content from the original. Revision is a particular case of derivation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Revision "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-revision"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Revision "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Revision"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Revision :wasRevisionOf) -SubClassOf(:Revision :Derivation) - -# Class: :Role (Role) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Role ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Role "Role") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:seeAlso :Role :hadRole) -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Role "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Role "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Role "A role is the function of an entity or agent with respect to an activity, in the context of a usage, generation, invalidation, association, start, and end."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Role "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribute-role"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Role "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-attribute"^^xsd:anyURI) - -# Class: :SoftwareAgent (SoftwareAgent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :SoftwareAgent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :SoftwareAgent "SoftwareAgent") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :SoftwareAgent "expanded") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :SoftwareAgent "agents-responsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :SoftwareAgent "A software agent is running software."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :SoftwareAgent "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :SoftwareAgent "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-types"^^xsd:anyURI) -SubClassOf(:SoftwareAgent :Agent) - -# Class: :Start (Start) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Start "An instance of prov:Start provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasStartedBy relation from some started prov:Activity to an prov:Entity that started it. For example, :foot_race prov:wasStartedBy :bang; prov:qualifiedStart [ a prov:Start; prov:entity :bang; :foo :bar; prov:atTime '2012-03-09T08:05:08-05:00'^^xsd:dateTime ] ."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Start ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Start "Start") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Start "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Start "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Start "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Start "Start is when an activity is deemed to have been started by an entity, known as trigger. The activity did not exist before its start. Any usage, generation, or invalidation involving an activity follows the activity's start. A start may refer to a trigger entity that set off the activity, or to an activity, known as starter, that generated the trigger."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Start "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Start"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Start "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Start"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Start :wasStartedBy) -SubClassOf(:Start :EntityInfluence) -SubClassOf(:Start :InstantaneousEvent) - -# Class: :Usage (Usage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment :Usage "An instance of prov:Usage provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:used relation from some prov:Activity to an prov:Entity that it used. For example, :keynote prov:used :podium; prov:qualifiedUsage [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :podium; :foo :bar ]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy :Usage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label :Usage "Usage") -AnnotationAssertion(:category :Usage "qualified") -AnnotationAssertion(:component :Usage "entities-activities") -AnnotationAssertion(:constraints :Usage "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:definition :Usage "Usage is the beginning of utilizing an entity by an activity. Before usage, the activity had not begun to utilize this entity and could not have been affected by the entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(:dm :Usage "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Usage"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:n :Usage "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Usage"^^xsd:anyURI) -AnnotationAssertion(:unqualifiedForm :Usage :used) -SubClassOf(:Usage :EntityInfluence) -SubClassOf(:Usage :InstantaneousEvent) - - - -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedAssociation :agent) :wasAssociatedWith) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedAttribution :agent) :wasAttributedTo) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedCommunication :activity) :wasInformedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedDelegation :agent) :actedOnBehalfOf) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedDerivation :entity) :wasDerivedFrom) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedEnd :entity) :wasEndedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedGeneration :activity) :wasGeneratedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedInvalidation :activity) :wasInvalidatedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedPrimarySource :entity) :hadPrimarySource) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedQuotation :entity) :wasQuotedFrom) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedRevision :entity) :wasRevisionOf) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedStart :entity) :wasStartedBy) -SubObjectPropertyOf(ObjectPropertyChain(:qualifiedUsage :entity) :used) -) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/prov.ttl b/tests/resources/prov.ttl deleted file mode 100644 index f4318aa..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/prov.ttl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1321 +0,0 @@ -@prefix rdf: . -@prefix : . -@prefix rdfs: . -@prefix owl: . -@prefix xsd: . - -rdfs:comment - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment ""@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy . - -rdfs:isDefinedBy - a owl:AnnotationProperty . - -rdfs:label - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment ""@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy . - -rdfs:seeAlso - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment ""@en . - -owl:Thing - a owl:Class . - -owl:versionInfo - a owl:AnnotationProperty . - - - a owl:Ontology . - -:Activity - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Activity" ; - owl:disjointWith :Entity ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "An activity is something that occurs over a period of time and acts upon or with entities; it may include consuming, processing, transforming, modifying, relocating, using, or generating entities." ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Activity"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Activity"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:ActivityInfluence - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "ActivityInfluence provides additional descriptions of an Activity's binary influence upon any other kind of resource. Instances of ActivityInfluence use the prov:activity property to cite the influencing Activity."@en, "It is not recommended that the type ActivityInfluence be asserted without also asserting one of its more specific subclasses."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "ActivityInfluence" ; - rdfs:seeAlso :activity ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Influence, [ - a owl:Restriction ; - owl:maxCardinality "0"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ; - owl:onProperty :hadActivity - ] ; - owl:disjointWith :EntityInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :editorsDefinition "ActivitiyInfluence is the capacity of an activity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of generation, invalidation, communication, or other."@en . - -:Agent - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Agent" ; - owl:disjointWith :InstantaneousEvent ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "An agent is something that bears some form of responsibility for an activity taking place, for the existence of an entity, or for another agent's activity. "@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Agent"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:AgentInfluence - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "AgentInfluence provides additional descriptions of an Agent's binary influence upon any other kind of resource. Instances of AgentInfluence use the prov:agent property to cite the influencing Agent."@en, "It is not recommended that the type AgentInfluence be asserted without also asserting one of its more specific subclasses."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "AgentInfluence" ; - rdfs:seeAlso :agent ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Influence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :editorsDefinition "AgentInfluence is the capacity of an agent to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of attribution, association, delegation, or other."@en . - -:Association - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Association provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasAssociatedWith relation from an prov:Activity to some prov:Agent that had some responsiblity for it. For example, :baking prov:wasAssociatedWith :baker; prov:qualifiedAssociation [ a prov:Association; prov:agent :baker; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Association" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :AgentInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "An activity association is an assignment of responsibility to an agent for an activity, indicating that the agent had a role in the activity. It further allows for a plan to be specified, which is the plan intended by the agent to achieve some goals in the context of this activity."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Association"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Association"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasAssociatedWith . - -:Attribution - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Attribution provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasAttributedTo relation from an prov:Entity to some prov:Agent that had some responsible for it. For example, :cake prov:wasAttributedTo :baker; prov:qualifiedAttribution [ a prov:Attribution; prov:entity :baker; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Attribution" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :AgentInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition """Attribution is the ascribing of an entity to an agent. - -When an entity e is attributed to agent ag, entity e was generated by some unspecified activity that in turn was associated to agent ag. Thus, this relation is useful when the activity is not known, or irrelevant."""@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribution"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-attribution"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasAttributedTo . - -:Bundle - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "Note that there are kinds of bundles (e.g. handwritten letters, audio recordings, etc.) that are not expressed in PROV-O, but can be still be described by PROV-O."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Bundle" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Entity ; - :category "expanded" ; - :definition "A bundle is a named set of provenance descriptions, and is itself an Entity, so allowing provenance of provenance to be expressed."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-bundle-entity"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-bundle-declaration"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:Collection - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Collection" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Entity ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "collections" ; - :definition "A collection is an entity that provides a structure to some constituents, which are themselves entities. These constituents are said to be member of the collections."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-collection"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:Communication - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Communication provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasInformedBy relation from an informed prov:Activity to the prov:Activity that informed it. For example, :you_jumping_off_bridge prov:wasInformedBy :everyone_else_jumping_off_bridge; prov:qualifiedCommunication [ a prov:Communication; prov:activity :everyone_else_jumping_off_bridge; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Communication" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :ActivityInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "Communication is the exchange of an entity by two activities, one activity using the entity generated by the other." ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Communication"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-wasInformedBy"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasInformedBy . - -:Delegation - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Delegation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:actedOnBehalfOf relation from a performing prov:Agent to some prov:Agent for whom it was performed. For example, :mixing prov:wasAssociatedWith :toddler . :toddler prov:actedOnBehalfOf :mother; prov:qualifiedDelegation [ a prov:Delegation; prov:entity :mother; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Delegation" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :AgentInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition """Delegation is the assignment of authority and responsibility to an agent (by itself or by another agent) to carry out a specific activity as a delegate or representative, while the agent it acts on behalf of retains some responsibility for the outcome of the delegated work. - -For example, a student acted on behalf of his supervisor, who acted on behalf of the department chair, who acted on behalf of the university; all those agents are responsible in some way for the activity that took place but we do not say explicitly who bears responsibility and to what degree."""@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-delegation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-delegation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :actedOnBehalfOf . - -:Derivation - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Derivation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasDerivedFrom relation from some derived prov:Entity to another prov:Entity from which it was derived. For example, :chewed_bubble_gum prov:wasDerivedFrom :unwrapped_bubble_gum; prov:qualifiedDerivation [ a prov:Derivation; prov:entity :unwrapped_bubble_gum; :foo :bar ]."@en, "The more specific forms of prov:Derivation (i.e., prov:Revision, prov:Quotation, prov:PrimarySource) should be asserted if they apply."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Derivation" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :EntityInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "A derivation is a transformation of an entity into another, an update of an entity resulting in a new one, or the construction of a new entity based on a pre-existing entity."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Derivation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#Derivation-Relation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasDerivedFrom . - -:EmptyCollection - a owl:Class, owl:NamedIndividual ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "EmptyCollection"@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Collection ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "collections" ; - :definition "An empty collection is a collection without members."@en . - -:End - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:End provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasEndedBy relation from some ended prov:Activity to an prov:Entity that ended it. For example, :ball_game prov:wasEndedBy :buzzer; prov:qualifiedEnd [ a prov:End; prov:entity :buzzer; :foo :bar; prov:atTime '2012-03-09T08:05:08-05:00'^^xsd:dateTime ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "End" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :EntityInfluence, :InstantaneousEvent ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "End is when an activity is deemed to have been ended by an entity, known as trigger. The activity no longer exists after its end. Any usage, generation, or invalidation involving an activity precedes the activity's end. An end may refer to a trigger entity that terminated the activity, or to an activity, known as ender that generated the trigger."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-End"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-End"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasEndedBy . - -:Entity - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Entity" ; - owl:disjointWith :InstantaneousEvent ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "An entity is a physical, digital, conceptual, or other kind of thing with some fixed aspects; entities may be real or imaginary. "@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-entity"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Entity"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:EntityInfluence - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "EntityInfluence provides additional descriptions of an Entity's binary influence upon any other kind of resource. Instances of EntityInfluence use the prov:entity property to cite the influencing Entity."@en, "It is not recommended that the type EntityInfluence be asserted without also asserting one of its more specific subclasses."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "EntityInfluence" ; - rdfs:seeAlso :entity ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Influence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :editorsDefinition "EntityInfluence is the capacity of an entity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of usage, start, end, derivation, or other. "@en . - -:Generation - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Generation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasGeneratedBy relation from a generated prov:Entity to the prov:Activity that generated it. For example, :cake prov:wasGeneratedBy :baking; prov:qualifiedGeneration [ a prov:Generation; prov:activity :baking; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Generation" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :ActivityInfluence, :InstantaneousEvent ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "Generation is the completion of production of a new entity by an activity. This entity did not exist before generation and becomes available for usage after this generation."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Generation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Generation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasGeneratedBy . - -:Influence - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Influence provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasInfluencedBy relation from some influenced Activity, Entity, or Agent to the influencing Activity, Entity, or Agent. For example, :stomach_ache prov:wasInfluencedBy :spoon; prov:qualifiedInfluence [ a prov:Influence; prov:entity :spoon; :foo :bar ] . Because prov:Influence is a broad relation, the more specific relations (Communication, Delegation, End, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en, "Because prov:Influence is a broad relation, its most specific subclasses (e.g. prov:Communication, prov:Delegation, prov:End, prov:Revision, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Influence" ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :definition "Influence is the capacity of an entity, activity, or agent to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of another by means of usage, start, end, generation, invalidation, communication, derivation, attribution, association, or delegation."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-influence"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasInfluencedBy . - -:InstantaneousEvent - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instantaneous event, or event for short, happens in the world and marks a change in the world, in its activities and in its entities. The term 'event' is commonly used in process algebra with a similar meaning. Events represent communications or interactions; they are assumed to be atomic and instantaneous."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "InstantaneousEvent" ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#dfn-event"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "The PROV data model is implicitly based on a notion of instantaneous events (or just events), that mark transitions in the world. Events include generation, usage, or invalidation of entities, as well as starting or ending of activities. This notion of event is not first-class in the data model, but it is useful for explaining its other concepts and its semantics."@en . - -:Invalidation - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Invalidation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasInvalidatedBy relation from an invalidated prov:Entity to the prov:Activity that invalidated it. For example, :uncracked_egg prov:wasInvalidatedBy :baking; prov:qualifiedInvalidation [ a prov:Invalidation; prov:activity :baking; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Invalidation" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :ActivityInfluence, :InstantaneousEvent ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "Invalidation is the start of the destruction, cessation, or expiry of an existing entity by an activity. The entity is no longer available for use (or further invalidation) after invalidation. Any generation or usage of an entity precedes its invalidation." ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Invalidation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Invalidation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasInvalidatedBy . - -:Location - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Location" ; - rdfs:seeAlso :atLocation ; - :category "expanded" ; - :definition "A location can be an identifiable geographic place (ISO 19112), but it can also be a non-geographic place such as a directory, row, or column. As such, there are numerous ways in which location can be expressed, such as by a coordinate, address, landmark, and so forth."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribute-location"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-attribute"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:Organization - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Organization" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Agent ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "An organization is a social or legal institution such as a company, society, etc." ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-types"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:Person - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Person" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Agent ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "Person agents are people."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-types"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:Plan - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "There exist no prescriptive requirement on the nature of plans, their representation, the actions or steps they consist of, or their intended goals. Since plans may evolve over time, it may become necessary to track their provenance, so plans themselves are entities. Representing the plan explicitly in the provenance can be useful for various tasks: for example, to validate the execution as represented in the provenance record, to manage expectation failures, or to provide explanations."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Plan" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Entity ; - :category "expanded", "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "A plan is an entity that represents a set of actions or steps intended by one or more agents to achieve some goals." ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Association"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Association"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:PrimarySource - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:PrimarySource provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:hadPrimarySource relation from some secondary prov:Entity to an earlier, primary prov:Entity. For example, :blog prov:hadPrimarySource :newsArticle; prov:qualifiedPrimarySource [ a prov:PrimarySource; prov:entity :newsArticle; :foo :bar ] ."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "PrimarySource" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Derivation ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :definition """A primary source for a topic refers to something produced by some agent with direct experience and knowledge about the topic, at the time of the topic's study, without benefit from hindsight. - -Because of the directness of primary sources, they 'speak for themselves' in ways that cannot be captured through the filter of secondary sources. As such, it is important for secondary sources to reference those primary sources from which they were derived, so that their reliability can be investigated. - -A primary source relation is a particular case of derivation of secondary materials from their primary sources. It is recognized that the determination of primary sources can be up to interpretation, and should be done according to conventions accepted within the application's domain."""@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-primary-source"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-original-source"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :hadPrimarySource . - -:Quotation - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Quotation provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasQuotedFrom relation from some taken prov:Entity from an earlier, larger prov:Entity. For example, :here_is_looking_at_you_kid prov:wasQuotedFrom :casablanca_script; prov:qualifiedQuotation [ a prov:Quotation; prov:entity :casablanca_script; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Quotation" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Derivation ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :definition "A quotation is the repeat of (some or all of) an entity, such as text or image, by someone who may or may not be its original author. Quotation is a particular case of derivation."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-quotation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-quotation"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasQuotedFrom . - -:Revision - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Revision provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasRevisionOf relation from some newer prov:Entity to an earlier prov:Entity. For example, :draft_2 prov:wasRevisionOf :draft_1; prov:qualifiedRevision [ a prov:Revision; prov:entity :draft_1; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Revision" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Derivation ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :definition "A revision is a derivation for which the resulting entity is a revised version of some original. The implication here is that the resulting entity contains substantial content from the original. Revision is a particular case of derivation."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-revision"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Revision"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasRevisionOf . - -:Role - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Role" ; - rdfs:seeAlso :hadRole ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "A role is the function of an entity or agent with respect to an activity, in the context of a usage, generation, invalidation, association, start, and end."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribute-role"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-attribute"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:SoftwareAgent - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "SoftwareAgent" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :Agent ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "A software agent is running software."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-agent"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-types"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:Start - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Start provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:wasStartedBy relation from some started prov:Activity to an prov:Entity that started it. For example, :foot_race prov:wasStartedBy :bang; prov:qualifiedStart [ a prov:Start; prov:entity :bang; :foo :bar; prov:atTime '2012-03-09T08:05:08-05:00'^^xsd:dateTime ] ."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Start" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :EntityInfluence, :InstantaneousEvent ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "Start is when an activity is deemed to have been started by an entity, known as trigger. The activity did not exist before its start. Any usage, generation, or invalidation involving an activity follows the activity's start. A start may refer to a trigger entity that set off the activity, or to an activity, known as starter, that generated the trigger."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Start"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Start"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasStartedBy . - -:Usage - a owl:Class ; - rdfs:comment "An instance of prov:Usage provides additional descriptions about the binary prov:used relation from some prov:Activity to an prov:Entity that it used. For example, :keynote prov:used :podium; prov:qualifiedUsage [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :podium; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "Usage" ; - rdfs:subClassOf :EntityInfluence, :InstantaneousEvent ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "Usage is the beginning of utilizing an entity by an activity. Before usage, the activity had not begun to utilize this entity and could not have been affected by the entity."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-Usage"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-Usage"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :unqualifiedForm :used . - -:actedOnBehalfOf - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "An object property to express the accountability of an agent towards another agent. The subordinate agent acted on behalf of the responsible agent in an actual activity. "@en ; - rdfs:domain :Agent ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "actedOnBehalfOf" ; - rdfs:range :Agent ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedDelegation - :agent - ) ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :inverse "hadDelegate" ; - :qualifiedForm :Delegation, :qualifiedDelegation . - -:activity - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :ActivityInfluence ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "activity" ; - rdfs:range :Activity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :influencer ; - :category "qualified" ; - :editorialNote "This property behaves in spirit like rdf:object; it references the object of a prov:wasInfluencedBy triple."@en ; - :editorsDefinition "The prov:activity property references an prov:Activity which influenced a resource. This property applies to an prov:ActivityInfluence, which is given by a subproperty of prov:qualifiedInfluence from the influenced prov:Entity, prov:Activity or prov:Agent." ; - :inverse "activityOfInfluence" . - -:agent - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :AgentInfluence ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "agent" ; - rdfs:range :Agent ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :influencer ; - :category "qualified" ; - :editorialNote "This property behaves in spirit like rdf:object; it references the object of a prov:wasInfluencedBy triple."@en ; - :editorsDefinition "The prov:agent property references an prov:Agent which influenced a resource. This property applies to an prov:AgentInfluence, which is given by a subproperty of prov:qualifiedInfluence from the influenced prov:Entity, prov:Activity or prov:Agent."@en ; - :inverse "agentOfInfluence" . - -:alternateOf - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "alternateOf" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:seeAlso :specializationOf ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "alternate" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "Two alternate entities present aspects of the same thing. These aspects may be the same or different, and the alternate entities may or may not overlap in time."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-alternate"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :inverse "alternateOf" ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-alternate"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:aq - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:seeAlso . - -:atLocation - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The Location of any resource."@en, "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile." ; - rdfs:domain [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Activity - :Agent - :Entity - :InstantaneousEvent - ) - ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "atLocation" ; - rdfs:range :Location ; - :category "expanded" ; - :editorialNote "The naming of prov:atLocation parallels prov:atTime, and is not named prov:hadLocation to avoid conflicting with the convention that prov:had* properties are used on prov:Influence classes."@en, "This property is not functional because the many values could be at a variety of granularies (In this building, in this room, in that chair)."@en ; - :inverse "locationOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Location . - -:atTime - a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The time at which an InstantaneousEvent occurred, in the form of xsd:dateTime."@en ; - rdfs:domain :InstantaneousEvent ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "atTime" ; - rdfs:range xsd:dateTime ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :InstantaneousEvent ; - :unqualifiedForm :endedAtTime, :generatedAtTime, :invalidatedAtTime, :startedAtTime . - -:category - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Classify prov-o terms into three categories, including 'starting-point', 'qualifed', and 'extended'. This classification is used by the prov-o html document to gently introduce prov-o terms to its users. "@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy . - -:component - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Classify prov-o terms into six components according to prov-dm, including 'agents-responsibility', 'alternate', 'annotations', 'collections', 'derivations', and 'entities-activities'. This classification is used so that readers of prov-o specification can find its correspondence with the prov-dm specification."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy . - -:constraints - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "A reference to the principal section of the PROV-CONSTRAINTS document that describes this concept."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:seeAlso . - -:definition - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "A definition quoted from PROV-DM or PROV-CONSTRAINTS that describes the concept expressed with this OWL term."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy . - -:dm - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "A reference to the principal section of the PROV-DM document that describes this concept."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:seeAlso . - -:editorialNote - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "A note by the OWL development team about how this term expresses the PROV-DM concept, or how it should be used in context of semantic web or linked data."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy . - -:editorsDefinition - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "When the prov-o term does not have a definition drawn from prov-dm, and the prov-o editor provides one."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :definition . - -:endedAtTime - a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The time at which an activity ended. See also prov:startedAtTime."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "endedAtTime" ; - rdfs:range xsd:dateTime ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :editorialNote "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedEnd o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:endedAtTime."@en ; - :qualifiedForm :End, :atTime . - -:entity - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :EntityInfluence ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "entity" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :influencer ; - :category "qualified" ; - :editorialNote "This property behaves in spirit like rdf:object; it references the object of a prov:wasInfluencedBy triple."@en ; - :editorsDefinition "The prov:entity property references an prov:Entity which influenced a resource. This property applies to an prov:EntityInfluence, which is given by a subproperty of prov:qualifiedInfluence from the influenced prov:Entity, prov:Activity or prov:Agent." ; - :inverse "entityOfInfluence" . - -:generated - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "generated" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :influenced ; - owl:inverseOf :wasGeneratedBy ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :editorialNote "prov:generated is one of few inverse property defined, to allow Activity-oriented assertions in addition to Entity-oriented assertions."@en ; - :inverse "wasGeneratedBy" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Generation . - -:generatedAtTime - a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The time at which an entity was completely created and is available for use."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "generatedAtTime" ; - rdfs:range xsd:dateTime ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :editorialNote "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedGeneration o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:generatedAtTime."@en ; - :qualifiedForm :Generation, :atTime . - -:hadActivity - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The _optional_ Activity of an Influence, which used, generated, invalidated, or was the responsibility of some Entity. This property is _not_ used by ActivityInfluence (use prov:activity instead)."@en, "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile." ; - rdfs:domain :Influence, [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Delegation - :Derivation - :End - :Start - ) - ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "hadActivity" ; - rdfs:range :Activity ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :editorialNote "The multiple rdfs:domain assertions are intended. One is simpler and works for OWL-RL, the union is more specific but is not recognized by OWL-RL."@en ; - :inverse "wasActivityOfInfluence" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Activity . - -:hadGeneration - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The _optional_ Generation involved in an Entity's Derivation."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Derivation ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "hadGeneration" ; - rdfs:range :Generation ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "generatedAsDerivation" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Generation . - -:hadMember - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Collection ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "hadMember" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "expanded" ; - :inverse "wasMemberOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Collection . - -:hadPlan - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The _optional_ Plan adopted by an Agent in Association with some Activity. Plan specifications are out of the scope of this specification."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Association ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "hadPlan" ; - rdfs:range :Plan ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :inverse "wasPlanOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Plan . - -:hadPrimarySource - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "hadPrimarySource" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasDerivedFrom ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedPrimarySource - :entity - ) ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "wasPrimarySourceOf" ; - :qualifiedForm :PrimarySource, :qualifiedPrimarySource . - -:hadRole - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The _optional_ Role that an Entity assumed in the context of an Activity. For example, :baking prov:used :spoon; prov:qualified [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :spoon; prov:hadRole roles:mixing_implement ]."@en, "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile." ; - rdfs:domain :Influence, [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Association - :InstantaneousEvent - ) - ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "hadRole" ; - rdfs:range :Role ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :editorsDefinition "prov:hadRole references the Role (i.e. the function of an entity with respect to an activity), in the context of an instantaneous usage, generation, association, start, and end."@en ; - :inverse "wasRoleIn" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Role . - -:hadUsage - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The _optional_ Usage involved in an Entity's Derivation."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Derivation ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "hadUsage" ; - rdfs:range :Usage ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "wasUsedInDerivation" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Usage . - -:influenced - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "influenced" ; - owl:inverseOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :inverse "wasInfluencedBy" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Influence . - -:influencer - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Subproperties of prov:influencer are used to cite the object of an unqualified PROV-O triple whose predicate is a subproperty of prov:wasInfluencedBy (e.g. prov:used, prov:wasGeneratedBy). prov:influencer is used much like rdf:object is used."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Influence ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "influencer" ; - rdfs:range owl:Thing ; - :category "qualified" ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :editorialNote "This property and its subproperties are used in the same way as the rdf:object property, i.e. to reference the object of an unqualified prov:wasInfluencedBy or prov:influenced triple."@en ; - :editorsDefinition "This property is used as part of the qualified influence pattern. Subclasses of prov:Influence use these subproperties to reference the resource (Entity, Agent, or Activity) whose influence is being qualified."@en ; - :inverse "hadInfluence" . - -:invalidated - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "invalidated" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :influenced ; - owl:inverseOf :wasInvalidatedBy ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :editorialNote "prov:invalidated is one of few inverse property defined, to allow Activity-oriented assertions in addition to Entity-oriented assertions."@en ; - :inverse "wasInvalidatedBy" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Invalidation . - -:invalidatedAtTime - a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The time at which an entity was invalidated (i.e., no longer usable)."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "invalidatedAtTime" ; - rdfs:range xsd:dateTime ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :editorialNote "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedInvalidation o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:invalidatedAtTime."@en ; - :qualifiedForm :Invalidation, :atTime . - -:inverse - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "PROV-O does not define all property inverses. The directionalities defined in PROV-O should be given preference over those not defined. However, if users wish to name the inverse of a PROV-O property, the local name given by prov:inverse should be used."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:seeAlso . - -:n - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "A reference to the principal section of the PROV-DM document that describes this concept."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:seeAlso . - -:order - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The position that this OWL term should be listed within documentation. The scope of the documentation (e.g., among all terms, among terms within a prov:category, among properties applying to a particular class, etc.) is unspecified."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy . - -:qualifiedAssociation - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Activity prov:wasAssociatedWith Agent :ag, then it can qualify the Association using prov:qualifiedAssociation [ a prov:Association; prov:agent :ag; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedAssociation" ; - rdfs:range :Association ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :inverse "qualifiedAssociationOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Association ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasAssociatedWith . - -:qualifiedAttribution - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Entity prov:wasAttributedTo Agent :ag, then it can qualify how it was influenced using prov:qualifiedAttribution [ a prov:Attribution; prov:agent :ag; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedAttribution" ; - rdfs:range :Attribution ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :inverse "qualifiedAttributionOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Attribution ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasAttributedTo . - -:qualifiedCommunication - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Activity prov:wasInformedBy Activity :a, then it can qualify how it was influenced using prov:qualifiedCommunication [ a prov:Communication; prov:activity :a; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedCommunication" ; - rdfs:range :Communication ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "qualifiedCommunicationOf" ; - :qualifiedForm :Communication ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Communication . - -:qualifiedDelegation - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Agent prov:actedOnBehalfOf Agent :ag, then it can qualify how with prov:qualifiedResponsibility [ a prov:Responsibility; prov:agent :ag; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Agent ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedDelegation" ; - rdfs:range :Delegation ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :inverse "qualifiedDelegationOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Delegation ; - :unqualifiedForm :actedOnBehalfOf . - -:qualifiedDerivation - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Entity prov:wasDerivedFrom Entity :e, then it can qualify how it was derived using prov:qualifiedDerivation [ a prov:Derivation; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedDerivation" ; - rdfs:range :Derivation ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "qualifiedDerivationOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Derivation ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasDerivedFrom . - -:qualifiedEnd - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Activity prov:wasEndedBy Entity :e1, then it can qualify how it was ended using prov:qualifiedEnd [ a prov:End; prov:entity :e1; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedEnd" ; - rdfs:range :End ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "qualifiedEndOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :End ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasEndedBy . - -:qualifiedForm - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment """This annotation property links a subproperty of prov:wasInfluencedBy with the subclass of prov:Influence and the qualifying property that are used to qualify it. - -Example annotation: - - prov:wasGeneratedBy prov:qualifiedForm prov:qualifiedGeneration, prov:Generation . - -Then this unqualified assertion: - - :entity1 prov:wasGeneratedBy :activity1 . - -can be qualified by adding: - - :entity1 prov:qualifiedGeneration :entity1Gen . - :entity1Gen - a prov:Generation, prov:Influence; - prov:activity :activity1; - :customValue 1337 . - -Note how the value of the unqualified influence (prov:wasGeneratedBy :activity1) is mirrored as the value of the prov:activity (or prov:entity, or prov:agent) property on the influence class."""@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:seeAlso . - -:qualifiedGeneration - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Activity prov:generated Entity :e, then it can qualify how it performed the Generation using prov:qualifiedGeneration [ a prov:Generation; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedGeneration" ; - rdfs:range :Generation ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "qualifiedGenerationOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Generation ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasGeneratedBy . - -:qualifiedInfluence - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Because prov:qualifiedInfluence is a broad relation, the more specific relations (qualifiedCommunication, qualifiedDelegation, qualifiedEnd, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en ; - rdfs:domain [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Activity - :Agent - :Entity - ) - ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedInfluence" ; - rdfs:range :Influence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "qualifiedInfluenceOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Influence ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasInfluencedBy . - -:qualifiedInvalidation - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Entity prov:wasInvalidatedBy Activity :a, then it can qualify how it was invalidated using prov:qualifiedInvalidation [ a prov:Invalidation; prov:activity :a; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedInvalidation" ; - rdfs:range :Invalidation ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "qualifiedInvalidationOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Invalidation ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasInvalidatedBy . - -:qualifiedPrimarySource - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Entity prov:hadPrimarySource Entity :e, then it can qualify how using prov:qualifiedPrimarySource [ a prov:PrimarySource; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedPrimarySource" ; - rdfs:range :PrimarySource ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "qualifiedSourceOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :PrimarySource ; - :unqualifiedForm :hadPrimarySource . - -:qualifiedQuotation - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Entity prov:wasQuotedFrom Entity :e, then it can qualify how using prov:qualifiedQuotation [ a prov:Quotation; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedQuotation" ; - rdfs:range :Quotation ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "qualifiedQuotationOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Quotation ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasQuotedFrom . - -:qualifiedRevision - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Entity prov:wasRevisionOf Entity :e, then it can qualify how it was revised using prov:qualifiedRevision [ a prov:Revision; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedRevision" ; - rdfs:range :Revision ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "revisedEntity" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Revision ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasRevisionOf . - -:qualifiedStart - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Activity prov:wasStartedBy Entity :e1, then it can qualify how it was started using prov:qualifiedStart [ a prov:Start; prov:entity :e1; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedStart" ; - rdfs:range :Start ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "qualifiedStartOf" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Start ; - :unqualifiedForm :wasStartedBy . - -:qualifiedUsage - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "If this Activity prov:used Entity :e, then it can qualify how it used it using prov:qualifiedUsage [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :e; :foo :bar ]."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "qualifiedUsage" ; - rdfs:range :Usage ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :qualifiedInfluence ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "qualifiedUsingActivity" ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Usage ; - :unqualifiedForm :used . - -:sharesDefinitionWith - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:seeAlso . - -:specializationOf - a owl:AnnotationProperty, owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "specializationOf" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:seeAlso :alternateOf ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :alternateOf ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "alternate" ; - :constraints "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#prov-dm-constraints-fig"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :definition "An entity that is a specialization of another shares all aspects of the latter, and additionally presents more specific aspects of the same thing as the latter. In particular, the lifetime of the entity being specialized contains that of any specialization. Examples of aspects include a time period, an abstraction, and a context associated with the entity."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-specialization"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :inverse "generalizationOf" ; - :n "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-n-20130430/#expression-specialization"^^xsd:anyURI . - -:startedAtTime - a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The time at which an activity started. See also prov:endedAtTime."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "startedAtTime" ; - rdfs:range xsd:dateTime ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :editorialNote "It is the intent that the property chain holds: (prov:qualifiedStart o prov:atTime) rdfs:subPropertyOf prov:startedAtTime."@en ; - :qualifiedForm :Start, :atTime . - -:todo - a owl:AnnotationProperty . - -:unqualifiedForm - a owl:AnnotationProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Classes and properties used to qualify relationships are annotated with prov:unqualifiedForm to indicate the property used to assert an unqualified provenance relation."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:seeAlso . - -:used - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "A prov:Entity that was used by this prov:Activity. For example, :baking prov:used :spoon, :egg, :oven ."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "used" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedUsage - :entity - ) ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "wasUsedBy" ; - :qualifiedForm :Usage, :qualifiedUsage . - -:value - a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "value" ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :definition "Provides a value that is a direct representation of an entity."@en ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-attribute-value"^^xsd:anyURI ; - :editorialNote "The editor's definition comes from http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-primer/#rdfvalue", "This property serves the same purpose as rdf:value, but has been reintroduced to avoid some of the definitional ambiguity in the RDF specification (specifically, 'may be used in describing structured values')."@en . - -:wasAssociatedWith - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "An prov:Agent that had some (unspecified) responsibility for the occurrence of this prov:Activity."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasAssociatedWith" ; - rdfs:range :Agent ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedAssociation - :agent - ) ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :inverse "wasAssociateFor" ; - :qualifiedForm :Association, :qualifiedAssociation . - -:wasAttributedTo - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Attribution is the ascribing of an entity to an agent."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasAttributedTo" ; - rdfs:range :Agent ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedAttribution - :agent - ) ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :definition "Attribution is the ascribing of an entity to an agent."@en ; - :inverse "contributed" ; - :qualifiedForm :Attribution, :qualifiedAttribution . - -:wasDerivedFrom - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "The more specific subproperties of prov:wasDerivedFrom (i.e., prov:wasQuotedFrom, prov:wasRevisionOf, prov:hadPrimarySource) should be used when applicable."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasDerivedFrom" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedDerivation - :entity - ) ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :definition "A derivation is a transformation of an entity into another, an update of an entity resulting in a new one, or the construction of a new entity based on a pre-existing entity."@en ; - :inverse "hadDerivation" ; - :qualifiedForm :Derivation, :qualifiedDerivation . - -:wasEndedBy - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "End is when an activity is deemed to have ended. An end may refer to an entity, known as trigger, that terminated the activity."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasEndedBy" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedEnd - :entity - ) ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "ended" ; - :qualifiedForm :End, :qualifiedEnd . - -:wasGeneratedBy - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasGeneratedBy" ; - rdfs:range :Activity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedGeneration - :activity - ) ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "generated" ; - :qualifiedForm :Generation, :qualifiedGeneration . - -:wasInfluencedBy - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Because prov:wasInfluencedBy is a broad relation, its more specific subproperties (e.g. prov:wasInformedBy, prov:actedOnBehalfOf, prov:wasEndedBy, etc.) should be used when applicable."@en, "This property has multiple RDFS domains to suit multiple OWL Profiles. See PROV-O OWL Profile." ; - rdfs:domain [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Activity - :Agent - :Entity - ) - ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasInfluencedBy" ; - rdfs:range [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Activity - :Agent - :Entity - ) - ] ; - :category "qualified" ; - :component "agents-responsibility" ; - :editorialNote """The sub-properties of prov:wasInfluencedBy can be elaborated in more detail using the Qualification Pattern. For example, the binary relation :baking prov:used :spoon can be qualified by asserting :baking prov:qualifiedUsage [ a prov:Usage; prov:entity :spoon; prov:atLocation :kitchen ] . - -Subproperties of prov:wasInfluencedBy may also be asserted directly without being qualified. - -prov:wasInfluencedBy should not be used without also using one of its subproperties. -"""@en ; - :inverse "influenced" ; - :qualifiedForm :Influence, :qualifiedInfluence ; - :sharesDefinitionWith :Influence . - -:wasInformedBy - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "An activity a2 is dependent on or informed by another activity a1, by way of some unspecified entity that is generated by a1 and used by a2."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasInformedBy" ; - rdfs:range :Activity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedCommunication - :activity - ) ; - :category "starting-point" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "informed" ; - :qualifiedForm :Communication, :qualifiedCommunication . - -:wasInvalidatedBy - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasInvalidatedBy" ; - rdfs:range :Activity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedInvalidation - :activity - ) ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "invalidated" ; - :qualifiedForm :Invalidation, :qualifiedInvalidation . - -:wasQuotedFrom - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "An entity is derived from an original entity by copying, or 'quoting', some or all of it."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasQuotedFrom" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasDerivedFrom ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedQuotation - :entity - ) ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "quotedAs" ; - :qualifiedForm :Quotation, :qualifiedQuotation . - -:wasRevisionOf - a owl:AnnotationProperty, owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "A revision is a derivation that revises an entity into a revised version."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Entity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasRevisionOf" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasDerivedFrom ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedRevision - :entity - ) ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "derivations" ; - :inverse "hadRevision" ; - :qualifiedForm :Revision, :qualifiedRevision . - -:wasStartedBy - a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:comment "Start is when an activity is deemed to have started. A start may refer to an entity, known as trigger, that initiated the activity."@en ; - rdfs:domain :Activity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ; - rdfs:label "wasStartedBy" ; - rdfs:range :Entity ; - rdfs:subPropertyOf :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom (:qualifiedStart - :entity - ) ; - :category "expanded" ; - :component "entities-activities" ; - :inverse "started" ; - :qualifiedForm :Start, :qualifiedStart . - - - a owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:comment """This document is published by the Provenance Working Group (http://www.w3.org/2011/prov/wiki/Main_Page). - -If you wish to make comments regarding this document, please send them to public-prov-comments@w3.org (subscribe public-prov-comments-request@w3.org, archives http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-prov-comments/). All feedback is welcome."""@en ; - rdfs:label "W3C PROVenance Interchange Ontology (PROV-O)"@en ; - rdfs:seeAlso , ; - owl:versionIRI ; - owl:versionInfo "Recommendation version 2013-04-30"@en ; - :specializationOf ; - :wasRevisionOf . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - rdfs:comment "A collection is an entity that provides a structure to some constituents, which are themselves entities. These constituents are said to be member of the collections."@en ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:range ; - owl:annotatedSource :hadMember ; - owl:annotatedTarget :Entity ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-collection" . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - rdfs:comment "hadPrimarySource property is a particular case of wasDerivedFrom (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-original-source) that aims to give credit to the source that originated some information." ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:subPropertyOf ; - owl:annotatedSource :hadPrimarySource ; - owl:annotatedTarget :wasDerivedFrom . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - rdfs:comment "Attribution is a particular case of trace (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#concept-trace), in the sense that it links an entity to the agent that ascribed it." ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:subPropertyOf ; - owl:annotatedSource :wasAttributedTo ; - owl:annotatedTarget :wasInfluencedBy ; - :definition "IF wasAttributedTo(e2,ag1,aAttr) holds, THEN wasInfluencedBy(e2,ag1) also holds. " . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - rdfs:comment "Derivation is a particular case of trace (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-trace), since it links an entity to another entity that contributed to its existence." ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:subPropertyOf ; - owl:annotatedSource :wasDerivedFrom ; - owl:annotatedTarget :wasInfluencedBy . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:range ; - owl:annotatedSource :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:annotatedTarget [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Activity - :Agent - :Entity - ) - ] ; - :definition "influencer: an identifier (o1) for an ancestor entity, activity, or agent that the former depends on;" ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence" . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:domain ; - owl:annotatedSource :wasInfluencedBy ; - owl:annotatedTarget [ - a owl:Class ; - owl:unionOf (:Activity - :Agent - :Entity - ) - ] ; - :definition "influencee: an identifier (o2) for an entity, activity, or agent; " ; - :dm "http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-dm-20130430/#term-influence" . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - rdfs:comment "Quotation is a particular case of derivation (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-quotation) in which an entity is derived from an original entity by copying, or \"quoting\", some or all of it. " ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:subPropertyOf ; - owl:annotatedSource :wasQuotedFrom ; - owl:annotatedTarget :wasDerivedFrom . - -[] - a owl:Axiom ; - rdfs:comment """Revision is a derivation (see http://www.w3.org/TR/prov-dm/#term-Revision). Moreover, according to -http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/REC-prov-constraints-20130430/#term-Revision 23 April 2012 'wasRevisionOf is a strict sub-relation of wasDerivedFrom since two entities e2 and e1 may satisfy wasDerivedFrom(e2,e1) without being a variant of each other.'""" ; - owl:annotatedProperty rdfs:subPropertyOf ; - owl:annotatedSource :wasRevisionOf ; - owl:annotatedTarget :wasDerivedFrom . - diff --git a/tests/resources/sample.tsv b/tests/resources/sample.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index d3242c9..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/sample.tsv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,978 +0,0 @@ -BIOSAMPLE_ID BIOSAMPLE_NAME ADD_DATE MOD_DATE MOD_BY DESCRIPTION ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM_CATEGORY ECOSYSTEM_TYPE ECOSYSTEM_SUBTYPE SPECIFIC_ECOSYSTEM SAMPLE_COLLECTION_SITE ISOLATION_PUBLICATION_ID SAMPLE_ISOLATION_COMMENTS SAMPLING_STRATEGY REPLICATE_NUMBER SAMPLE_VOLUME SAMPLE_BIOMASS SAMPLE_CONTACT_NAME SAMPLE_CONTACT_EMAIL GEOGRAPHIC_LOCATION LAT_LONG_INFERRED SALINITY PRESSURE PH HABITAT HOST_NAME HOST_TAXONOMY_ID HOST_GENDER HOST_RACE HOST_AGE HOST_HEALTH_CONDITION PATIENT_VISIT_NUMBER HOST_MEDICATION MRN HOST_BODY_SITE HOST_BODY_SUBSITE HOST_BODY_PRODUCT HOST_SPECIFICITY HOST_COMMENTS ACTIVE PROJECT_OID SAMPLE_OID GOLD_ID IS_PUBLIC SPECIMEN SUBMIT_BIOSAMPLE_NAME NCBI_TAXONOMY_ID COMMUNITY LOCATION IDENTIFIER ENV_PACKAGE SAMPLE_COLLECTION_DAY SAMPLE_COLLECTION_MONTH SAMPLE_COLLECTION_YEAR SUBMITTER_ID GROWTH_CONDITIONS JPA_ENTITY OTHER_HOSTS KNOWN_NON_HOSTS ISOLATION_PUBMED_ID HOST_BODY_SITE_ID HOST_BODY_SUBSITE_ID HOST_BODY_PRODUCT_ID IS_DRAFT SAMPLE_ISOLATION_COUNTRY_ID OTHER_ECOSYSTEM LONGHURST_CODE SAMPLE_COLLECTION_HOUR SAMPLE_COLLECTION_MINUTE CHLOROPHYLL_CONCENTRATION NITRATE_CONCENTRATION OXYGEN_CONCENTRATION SALINITY_CONCENTRATION PUBLIC_SP_COUNT ADMIN_SP_COUNT PUBLIC_AP_COUNT ADMIN_AP_COUNT PUBLIC_DAP_COUNT ADMIN_DAP_COUNT CRUISE_LINE_NAME ECOSYSTEM_PATH_ID PROPORT_OCEAN PROPORT_ISOLATION PROPORT_STATION PROPORT_WOA_TEMPERATURE PROPORT_WOA_SALINITY PROPORT_WOA_DISSOLVED_OXYGEN PROPORT_WOA_SILICATE PROPORT_WOA_PHOSPHATE PROPORT_WOA_NITRATE NCBI_TAXONOMY_NAME ITS_GROWTH_CONDITIONS BIOGAS_FED_SUBSTRATES BIOGAS_RETENTION_TIME BIOGAS_TEMPERATURE BIOGAS_YIELD BIOGAS_VOLATILE_ORGANIC_ACIDS BIOGAS_TOTAL_INORGANIC_CARBON BIOGAS_VOA_TIC BIOGAS_AMMONIUM_NH4 BIOGAS_BUTANOL BIOGAS_ETHANOL BIOGAS_PROPANOL BIOGAS_METHANOL BIOGAS_ACETIC_ACID BIOGAS_BUTYL_ACID BIOGAS_ISO_BUTYL_ACID BIOGAS_VALERIC_ACID BIOGAS_ISO_VALERIC_ACID BIOGAS_PROPIONIC_ACID BIOGAS_METHANE_PCT IS_TEST SAMPLE_CONDUCTIVITY GROWTH_TEMPERATURE SUBSURFACE_DEPTH LEGACY_DEPTH_DATA LATITUDE_TEST LONGITUDE_TEST ELEVATION ELEVATION2 SOIL_CURR_LAND_USE SOIL_CURR_VEGETATION SOIL_CURR_VEGETATION_METHOD SOIL_PREV_LAND_USE SOIL_PREV_LAND_USE_METH SOIL_CROP_ROTATION SOIL_AGROCHEM_ADDITION SOIL_TILLAGE SOIL_FIRE SOIL_FLOODING SOIL_EXTREME_EVENT SOIL_HORIZON SOIL_HORIZON_METHOD SOIL_SIEVING SOIL_WATER_CONTENT SOIL_WATER_CONTENT_SOIL_METH SAMPLE_WEIGHT_DNA_EXT SOIL_POOL_DNA_EXTRACTS SOIL_STORAGE_CONDITION SOIL_LINK_CLIMATE_INFO SOIL_LINK_CLASS_INFO SOIL_FAO_CLASS SOIL_LOCAL_CLASS SOIL_LOCAL_CLASS_METHOD SOIL_TYPE SOIL_TYPE_METHOD SOIL_SLOPE_GRADIENT SOIL_SLOPE_ASPECT SOIL_PROFILE_POSITION SOIL_DRAINAGE_CLASS SOIL_TEXTURE SOIL_TEXTURE_METHOD SOIL_PH_METHOD TOT_ORG_CARBON SOIL_TOT_ORG_C_METHOD TOT_NITROGEN SOIL_TOT_N_METHOD SOIL_MICROBIAL_BIOMASS SOIL_MICROBIAL_BIOMASS_METHOD SOIL_LINK_ADDIT_ANALYS SOIL_SALINITY_METHOD SOIL_HEAVY_METALS SOIL_HEAVY_METALS_METHOD SOIL_ALUMINIUM_SAT SOIL_ALUMINIUM_SAT_METHOD SOIL_MISC_PARAM WATER_ALKALINITY WATER_ALKYL_DIETHERS WATER_AMINOPEPT_ACT WATER_AMMONIUM WATER_ATMOSPHERIC_DATA WATER_BACTERIAL_PROD WATER_BACTERIAL_RESP WATER_BACTERIAL_CARBON_PROD WATER_BISHOMOHOPANOL WATER_BROMIDE WATER_CALCIUM WATER_CARBON_NITROG_RATIO WATER_CHEM_ADMINISTRATION WATER_CHLORIDE WATER_DENSITY WATER_DIETHER_LIPIDS WATER_DISS_CARBON_DIOXIDE WATER_DISS_HYDROGEN WATER_DISS_INORG_CARBON WATER_DISS_INORG_NITRO WATER_DISS_INORG_PHOSPHORUS WATER_DISS_ORG_CARBON WATER_DISS_ORG_NITROGEN WATER_DOWNWARD_PAR WATER_FLUORESCENCE WATER_GLUCOSIDASE_ACTIVITY WATER_LIGHT_INTENSITY WATER_MAGNESIUM WATER_MEAN_FRICT_VEL WATER_MEAN_PEAK_FRICT_VEL WATER_MISC_PARAMETER WATER_N_ALKANES WATER_NITRITE WATER_ORG_MATTER WATER_ORG_NITROGEN WATER_ORGANISM_COUNT WATER_OXY_STAT_SAMPLE WATER_PART_ORG_CARBON WATER_PART_ORG_NITROGEN WATER_PERTURBATION WATER_PETROLEUM_HYDROCARBON WATER_PHAEOPIGMENTS WATER_PHOSPLIPID_FATT_ACID WATER_PHOTON_FLUX WATER_POTASSIUM WATER_PRIMARY_PROD WATER_REDOX_POTENTIAL WATER_SAMP_STORE_DUR WATER_SAMP_STORE_LOC WATER_SAMP_STORE_TEMP WATER_SODIUM WATER_SOLUBLE_REACT_PHOSP WATER_SULFATE WATER_SULFIDE WATER_SUSPEND_PART_MATTER WATER_TIDAL_STAGE WATER_TOT_DEPTH_WATER_COL WATER_TOT_DISS_NITRO WATER_TOT_INORG_NITRO WATER_TOT_PART_CARBON WATER_TOT_PHOSPHORUS WATER_CURRENT LATITUDE LONGITUDE DEPTH DEPTH2 ALTITUDE ALTITUDE2 SOLUBLE_IRON_MICROMOL BICARBONATE_MILLIMOL H2S_MILLIMOL H2S_PRESENT IRRADIANCE OXYGEN_PRESENCE METHANE_CONC_MILLIMOL GROWTH_TEMPERATURE2 ANNOTATOR_COMMENTS SUBSURFACE_DEPTH2 PH1 PH2 PH_OLD WATER_ALKALINITY_METHOD WATER_TURBIDITY WATER_SIZE_FRAC_LOW WATER_SIZE_FRAC_UP SOIL_MEAN_ANNUAL_TEMP SOIL_MEAN_SEASONAL_TEMP SOIL_MEAN_ANNUAL_PRECPT SOIL_MEAN_SEASONAL_PRECPT TEST_PACKAGE_ID SOIL_PACKAGE_ID WATER_PACKAGE_ID GLOBAL_PACKAGE_ID ENVO_BIOME_ID ENVO_FEATURE_ID ENVO_MATERIAL_ID -156554 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera2 28-JUL-17 03.31.05.630000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156554 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera2 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156649 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera5 28-JUL-17 03.56.33.303000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156649 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera5 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156728 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera84 28-JUL-17 04.22.48.318000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156728 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera84 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156738 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera2 28-JUL-17 04.25.49.774000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156738 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera2 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156742 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera6 28-JUL-17 04.27.01.182000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156742 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera6 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156873 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera45 28-JUL-17 05.02.35.118000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. 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Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156880 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera52 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156918 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera90 28-JUL-17 05.14.39.338000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. 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ER_DNA_369 22-JUN-18 04.29.20.943000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191687 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_369 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191800 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-210 22-JUN-18 04.32.02.833000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.51.44.346000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191800 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-210 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 2.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191803 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1604-40 22-JUN-18 04.32.07.117000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.20.817000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191803 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1604-40 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191807 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1604-10 22-JUN-18 04.32.12.991000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.14.650000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191807 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1604-10 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192109 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_152 12-JUL-18 03.36.11.094000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192109 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_152 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192123 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_196 12-JUL-18 03.36.19.444000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192123 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_196 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192127 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_203 12-JUL-18 03.36.21.865000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192127 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_203 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -184843 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E5 26-JAN-18 02.22.24.268000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.48.434000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184843 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E5 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184847 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G9 26-JAN-18 02.22.26.633000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.17.341000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184847 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184852 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H9 26-JAN-18 02.22.29.605000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.16.685000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184852 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184858 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E3 26-JAN-18 02.22.33.230000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.56.00.363000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184858 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184889 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J3 26-JAN-18 02.22.51.915000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.48.488000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184889 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184905 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H11 26-JAN-18 02.23.01.799000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.29.182000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184905 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194618 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-200 27-SEP-18 02.39.35.936000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.45.31.294000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194618 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-200 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191808 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1604-20 22-JUN-18 04.32.14.489000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.52.857000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191808 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1604-20 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192082 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_143 12-JUL-18 03.35.54.246000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192082 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_143 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192110 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_153 12-JUL-18 03.36.11.694000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192110 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_153 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -158523 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-27-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.32.880000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158523 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-27-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -157185 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-12-M 17-AUG-17 05.40.44.459000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157185 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-12-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -139765 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from the Arctic Ocean - SV_M12_2 metaT 28-MAY-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Aquatic Marine Unclassified Unclassified Marine Sediment Frederick Colwell rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Ocean Continental margin sediment Yes Gb0139765 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities Arctic Ocean SV_M12_2 metaT 29 8 2014 115492 8689 1 1 2 2 1 1 4003 sediment metagenome No 0 m 79.0069 6.9021 0 79.0069 6.9021 0 ENVO_00000447 ENVO_01000298 ENVO_03000033 -158485 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-32-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.11.359000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158485 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-32-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158493 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-2-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.15.880000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158493 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-2-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158500 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-12-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.19.812000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158500 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-12-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -194603 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1602-40 27-SEP-18 02.39.20.193000000 PM 17-JUN-19 08.38.29.753000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194603 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1602-40 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194604 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1602-20 27-SEP-18 02.39.21.228000000 PM 17-JUN-19 08.40.27.946000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194604 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1602-20 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194613 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-130 27-SEP-18 02.39.30.660000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.14.19.744000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194613 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-130 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 1.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -154767 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera35 21-MAY-17 11.27.51.542000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.49.872000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154767 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera35 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 2 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154770 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera38 21-MAY-17 11.27.55.106000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.52.678000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154770 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera38 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154774 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera42 21-MAY-17 11.27.59.791000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.56.551000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154774 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera42 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154776 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera44 21-MAY-17 11.28.02.213000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.49.294000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154776 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera44 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115474 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_054 23-JUN-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Permafrost soil Yes Gb0115474 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_054 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -154744 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera12 21-MAY-17 11.27.25.213000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.59.561000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154744 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera12 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154772 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera40 21-MAY-17 11.27.57.406000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.50.983000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154772 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera40 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154786 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera54 21-MAY-17 11.28.13.707000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.12.42.709000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154786 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera54 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154802 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera70 21-MAY-17 11.28.32.650000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.38.371000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154802 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera70 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154811 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera79 21-MAY-17 11.28.42.892000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.47.542000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154811 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera79 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115227 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_2-Sept-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115227 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_2-Sept-14 2 9 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115229 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry- GW-RW metaG T4_22-July-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115229 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_22-July-14 22 7 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -157183 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-30-O 17-AUG-17 05.40.20.871000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157183 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-30-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -194616 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-240 27-SEP-18 02.39.33.827000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.40.44.528000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194616 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-240 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 2.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194621 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-70 27-SEP-18 02.39.39.115000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.46.47.626000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194621 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-70 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -154735 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera3 21-MAY-17 11.27.15.072000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.53.847000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154735 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera3 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154797 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera65 21-MAY-17 11.28.26.767000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.40.569000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154797 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera65 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156563 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera11 28-JUL-17 03.33.26.990000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156563 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera11 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156573 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera21 28-JUL-17 03.36.04.073000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156573 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera21 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156581 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera29 28-JUL-17 03.38.10.013000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156581 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera29 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156619 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera67 28-JUL-17 03.48.32.866000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156619 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera67 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156629 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera77 28-JUL-17 03.51.13.361000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156629 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera77 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156631 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera79 28-JUL-17 03.51.45.451000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156631 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera79 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156679 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera35 28-JUL-17 04.05.22.346000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156679 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera35 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156693 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera49 28-JUL-17 04.10.30.606000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156693 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera49 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156701 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera57 28-JUL-17 04.13.19.154000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156701 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera57 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156711 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera67 28-JUL-17 04.16.51.857000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156711 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera67 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156713 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera69 28-JUL-17 04.17.37.079000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156713 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera69 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156755 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera19 28-JUL-17 04.30.32.711000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156755 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera19 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156761 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera25 28-JUL-17 04.32.08.698000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156761 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera25 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156800 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera64 28-JUL-17 04.42.52.417000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156800 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera64 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156843 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera15 28-JUL-17 04.54.34.986000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156843 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera15 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156845 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera17 28-JUL-17 04.55.07.374000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156845 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera17 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156875 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera47 28-JUL-17 05.03.07.290000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156875 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera47 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156878 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera50 28-JUL-17 05.03.55.557000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156878 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera50 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156904 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera76 28-JUL-17 05.10.54.079000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156904 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera76 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -111020 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Permafrost soil replicate 3 DNA2013-192 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 28-JUL-16 04.59.20.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA No Gb0111020 No Biome 410658 102898 8855 0 0 0 0 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 68.6135 -149.3144 68.6135 -149.3144 -61273 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H1_Rhizo_Litter_1 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.23.51.904000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25286 Gb0061273 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61288 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H3_Bulk_Litter_16 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.08.51.370000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25301 Gb0061288 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 25 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -108336 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 712E2X 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.15.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Eriophorum Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Kiruna, Sweden Inferred Thawing permafrost No 27275 Gb0108336 No Biome microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 20 7 2012 101072 8843 0 0 0 0 0 0 4206 No 0m 68.3533 19.0466 68.3533 19.0466 0 0 -108340 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 612S3M 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-MAY-20 08.16.56.747000000 PM 122529 permafrost soil where Sphagnum dominantly present Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost permafrost soil where Sphagnum dominantly present Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Sweden: Kiruna Inferred Thawing permafrost Yes 27279 Gb0108340 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 3 6 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 0m 68.3533 19.0475 0 68.3533 19.0475 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000044 ENVO_00000134 -108343 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 812E3D 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.15.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Eriophorum Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Kiruna, Sweden Thawing permafrost No 27282 Gb0108343 No Biome microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 23 8 2012 101072 8843 0 0 0 0 0 0 4206 No 0m 68.3533 19.0467 68.3533 19.0467 0 0 -150418 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 612E3M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.07.764000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire fen Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Fen Yes Gb0150418 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 612E3M metaG 2 6 2012 117278 8843 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000232 ENVO_00000134 -188039 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-5-19 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.41.916000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188039 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-5-19 metaG 5 2 2018 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -156874 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera46 28-JUL-17 05.02.51.097000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156874 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera46 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -157198 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-27-M 17-AUG-17 05.43.17.593000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157198 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-27-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -184868 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.K3 26-JAN-18 02.22.39.238000000 PM 18-JUN-19 11.30.27.193000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184868 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.K3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184875 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C11 26-JAN-18 02.22.43.434000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.24.229000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184875 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184882 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J6 26-JAN-18 02.22.47.685000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.23.089000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184882 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184925 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.K7 26-JAN-18 02.23.14.129000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.35.507000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184925 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.K7 19 6 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 2 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -119263 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_18 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 13-FEB-20 04.19.34.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119263 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_18 18 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 40.178 -81.073 40.178 -81.073 2000 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -126425 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N3_10_20 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126425 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N3_10_20 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126435 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N2_50_60 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126435 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N2_50_60 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126436 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N1_10_20 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126436 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N1_10_20 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -119261 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_12 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Inferred Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119261 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_12 12 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -156576 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera24 28-JUL-17 03.36.50.897000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156576 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera24 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156578 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera26 28-JUL-17 03.37.22.482000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156578 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera26 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156591 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera39 28-JUL-17 03.41.13.589000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156591 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera39 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156635 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera83 28-JUL-17 03.52.49.269000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156635 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera83 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156642 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera90 28-JUL-17 03.54.41.530000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156642 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera90 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156651 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera7 28-JUL-17 03.57.05.313000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156651 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera7 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156668 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera24 28-JUL-17 04.01.55.577000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156668 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera24 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156685 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera41 28-JUL-17 04.07.24.498000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156685 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera41 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156690 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera46 28-JUL-17 04.09.23.629000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156690 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera46 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156697 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera53 28-JUL-17 04.11.58.224000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156697 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera53 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156767 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera31 28-JUL-17 04.33.45.517000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156767 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera31 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156774 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera38 28-JUL-17 04.35.38.070000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156774 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera38 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156778 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera42 28-JUL-17 04.36.41.989000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156778 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera42 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156794 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera58 28-JUL-17 04.41.17.119000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156794 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera58 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156809 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera73 28-JUL-17 04.45.16.697000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156809 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera73 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156816 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera80 28-JUL-17 04.47.09.874000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156816 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera80 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156838 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera10 28-JUL-17 04.53.14.697000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156838 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera10 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156839 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera11 28-JUL-17 04.53.31.198000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156839 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera11 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156846 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera18 28-JUL-17 04.55.23.164000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156846 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera18 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156862 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera34 28-JUL-17 04.59.38.815000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156862 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera34 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156865 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera37 28-JUL-17 05.00.27.401000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156865 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera37 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156912 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera84 28-JUL-17 05.13.02.641000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156912 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera84 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -157181 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-11-O 17-AUG-17 05.39.57.576000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157181 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-11-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -205603 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_117 07-FEB-19 06.08.42.820000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205603 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_117 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -126446 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N1_40_50 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126446 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N1_40_50 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126447 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N3_0_10 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126447 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N3_0_10 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126448 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S2_10_20 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126448 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S2_10_20 16 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126451 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N1_50_60 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.15.49.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand No Gb0126451 No Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N1_50_60 12 3 2015 113389 8855 0 0 0 0 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 46.372 -119.272 104 -126911 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil DNA_2013-063 29-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Permafrost soil Yes Gb0126911 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil DNA_2013-063 26 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -188049 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-14-20 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.47.369000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188049 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-14-20 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188050 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-14-24 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.47.941000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188050 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-14-24 metaG 17 7 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188057 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-20-19 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.51.733000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188057 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-20-19 metaG 30 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188066 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-CB3-27 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.56.628000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188066 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-CB3-27 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191798 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-170 22-JUN-18 04.32.00.190000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.51.43.118000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191798 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-170 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 1.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -156676 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera32 28-JUL-17 04.04.25.798000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156676 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera32 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156771 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera35 28-JUL-17 04.34.50.294000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156771 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera35 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156831 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera3 28-JUL-17 04.51.18.629000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156831 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera3 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156882 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera54 28-JUL-17 05.05.00.643000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156882 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera54 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156898 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera70 28-JUL-17 05.09.17.277000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156898 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera70 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156908 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera80 28-JUL-17 05.11.58.420000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156908 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera80 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -191646 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_118 22-JUN-18 04.28.28.555000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191646 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_118 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191649 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_121 22-JUN-18 04.28.32.325000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191649 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_121 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191662 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_152 22-JUN-18 04.28.49.513000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191662 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_152 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191666 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_159 22-JUN-18 04.28.54.564000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191666 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_159 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191669 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_183 22-JUN-18 04.28.58.332000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191669 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_183 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191787 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1602-40 22-JUN-18 04.31.44.837000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.13.611000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191787 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1602-40 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192083 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_144 12-JUL-18 03.35.54.827000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192083 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_144 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192108 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_151 12-JUL-18 03.36.10.503000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192108 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_151 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192118 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_185 12-JUL-18 03.36.16.448000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192118 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_185 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -184853 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C12 26-JAN-18 02.22.30.206000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.20.767000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184853 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C12 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184871 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F13 26-JAN-18 02.22.41.013000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.26.770000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184871 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F13 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184927 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.02.L10 26-JAN-18 02.23.15.363000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.24.758000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184927 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.02.L10 19 6 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 2 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194619 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-90 27-SEP-18 02.39.36.994000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.46.14.917000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194619 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-90 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.9 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194625 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1603-10 27-SEP-18 02.39.43.324000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.13.29.937000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194625 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1603-10 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -184888 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C5 26-JAN-18 02.22.51.296000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.49.902000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184888 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C5 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184916 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D10 26-JAN-18 02.23.08.576000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.36.617000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184916 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D10 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -93306 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H2_Rhizo_Litter_49 28-APR-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.01.22.465000000 PM 122529 Soil sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 26442 Gb0093306 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -158515 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-30-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.28.373000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158515 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-30-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158521 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-2-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.31.758000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158521 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-2-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158486 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-7-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.11.906000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158486 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-7-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158492 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-27-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.15.323000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158492 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-27-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158513 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-32-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.27.178000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158513 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-32-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -194601 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment WE1603-70 27-SEP-18 02.39.18.077000000 PM 17-JUN-19 08.40.04.765000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194601 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-70 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -154747 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera15 21-MAY-17 11.27.28.626000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.44.678000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154747 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera15 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154753 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera21 21-MAY-17 11.27.35.277000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.54.549000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154753 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera21 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154759 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera27 21-MAY-17 11.27.42.091000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.58.133000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154759 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera27 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154789 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera57 21-MAY-17 11.28.17.082000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.27.583000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154789 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera57 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154810 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera78 21-MAY-17 11.28.41.745000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.53.226000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154810 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera78 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 2 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154760 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera28 21-MAY-17 11.27.43.165000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.33.52.429000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154760 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera28 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154805 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera73 21-MAY-17 11.28.36.036000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.51.764000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154805 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera73 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154822 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera90 21-MAY-17 11.28.55.457000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.48.262000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154822 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera90 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115221 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T3_25-Nov-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115221 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T3_25-Nov-14 25 11 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -111014 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate 3 DNA2013-050 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111014 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6135 -149.3144 0 68.6135 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -157180 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-28-O 17-AUG-17 05.39.45.988000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157180 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-28-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -157194 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-19-M 17-AUG-17 05.42.29.955000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157194 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-19-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -185910 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C10 08-FEB-18 04.00.02.223000000 PM 30-SEP-19 09.28.26.880000000 PM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Unclassified methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0185910 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C10 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4023 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -150410 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 612S2S metaG 17-MAR-17 04.55.57.151000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire bog Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Bog Yes Gb0150410 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 612S2S metaG 3 6 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000511 ENVO_00000134 -154762 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera30 21-MAY-17 11.27.45.518000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.33.352000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154762 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera30 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 2 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154778 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera46 21-MAY-17 11.28.04.509000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.12.42.143000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154778 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera46 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154813 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera81 21-MAY-17 11.28.45.117000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.22.926000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154813 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera81 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 2 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156565 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera13 28-JUL-17 03.33.58.540000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156565 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera13 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156571 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera19 28-JUL-17 03.35.33.054000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156571 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera19 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156579 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera27 28-JUL-17 03.37.37.872000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156579 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera27 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156630 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera78 28-JUL-17 03.51.29.348000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156630 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera78 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156665 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera21 28-JUL-17 04.00.59.039000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156665 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera21 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156674 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera30 28-JUL-17 04.03.48.212000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156674 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera30 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156683 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera39 28-JUL-17 04.06.37.103000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156683 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera39 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156686 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera42 28-JUL-17 04.07.52.667000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156686 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera42 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156706 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera62 28-JUL-17 04.15.07.202000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156706 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera62 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156717 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera73 28-JUL-17 04.19.05.663000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156717 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera73 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156724 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera80 28-JUL-17 04.21.31.468000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156724 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera80 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156735 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera91 28-JUL-17 04.24.58.606000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156735 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera91 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156751 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera15 28-JUL-17 04.29.27.411000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156751 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera15 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156754 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera18 28-JUL-17 04.30.16.540000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156754 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera18 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156760 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera24 28-JUL-17 04.31.52.984000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156760 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera24 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156779 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera43 28-JUL-17 04.36.57.787000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156779 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera43 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156801 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera65 28-JUL-17 04.43.08.196000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156801 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera65 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156802 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera66 28-JUL-17 04.43.23.856000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156802 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera66 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156810 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera74 28-JUL-17 04.45.32.716000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156810 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera74 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156857 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera29 28-JUL-17 04.58.18.928000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156857 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera29 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156895 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera67 28-JUL-17 05.08.28.544000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156895 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera67 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156903 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera75 28-JUL-17 05.10.37.723000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156903 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera75 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -111018 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Permafrost soil replicate 2 DNA2013-190 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 13-FEB-20 04.18.26.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111018 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 8 7 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 68.6137 -149.3144 1 68.6137 -149.3144 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -111022 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Permafrost soil leachate replicate DNA2013-203 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 13-FEB-20 04.18.26.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111022 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 13 7 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 68.6137 -149.3144 1 68.6137 -149.3144 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -61275 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H1_Rhizo_Litter_3 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.19.57.297000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25288 Gb0061275 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61282 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H2_Bulk_Litter_10 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.14.29.898000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25295 Gb0061282 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 18 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61286 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H3_Rhizo_Litter_14 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.10.31.201000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25299 Gb0061286 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 25 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61290 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H3_Bulk_Litter_18 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.07.19.165000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25303 Gb0061290 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 25 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -108338 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 712S1D 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.15.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Sphagnum Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Kiruna, Sweden Inferred Thawing permafrost No 27277 Gb0108338 No Biome microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 20 7 2012 101072 8843 0 0 0 0 0 0 4206 No 0m 68.3532 19.0475 68.3532 19.0475 0 0 -108344 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 812P2M 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 15-MAY-20 10.02.29.053000000 AM 122529 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Palsa Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Sweden: Kiruna Thawing permafrost Yes 27283 Gb0108344 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 23 8 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 0m 68.3534 19.0473 0 68.3534 19.0473 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000489 ENVO_00000134 -108345 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 812S1M 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-MAY-20 08.17.13.250000000 PM 122529 permafrost soil where Sphagnum dominantly present Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost permafrost soil where Sphagnum dominantly present Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Sweden: Kiruna Inferred Thawing permafrost Yes 27284 Gb0108345 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 23 8 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 0m 68.3532 19.0475 0 68.3532 19.0475 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000044 ENVO_00000134 -150419 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - P3-2 metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.09.131000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire palsa Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Permafrost Yes Gb0150419 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden P3-2 metaG 4 5 2012 117278 8843 1 1 3 3 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000188 ENVO_00000134 -188064 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-CB2-25 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.55.551000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188064 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-CB2-25 metaG 18 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -157174 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-14-O 17-AUG-17 05.38.34.719000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157174 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-14-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -157190 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-14-M 17-AUG-17 05.41.43.007000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157190 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-14-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -184840 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F4 26-JAN-18 02.22.22.497000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.51.014000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184840 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184842 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E8 26-JAN-18 02.22.23.680000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.49.704000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184842 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184865 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F11 26-JAN-18 02.22.37.456000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.56.457000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184865 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184866 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J8 26-JAN-18 02.22.38.050000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.59.058000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184866 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184896 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J9 26-JAN-18 02.22.56.229000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.02.816000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184896 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184900 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G3 26-JAN-18 02.22.58.706000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.52.308000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184900 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184907 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I4 26-JAN-18 02.23.03.036000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.51.785000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184907 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184914 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I8 26-JAN-18 02.23.07.354000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.28.093000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184914 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -95968 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-27 Light/N+ metaT 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 23-MAR-20 05.06.55.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Cyanobacterial Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26636 Gb0095968 Yes Biome 410656 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA 8 8 2014 101072 8855 1 1 10 10 1 1 4318 organismal metagenomes No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -95969 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-27 Light/N- metaT 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 23-MAR-20 05.06.55.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Cyanobacterial Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26637 Gb0095969 Yes Biome 410656 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA 8 8 2014 101072 8855 1 1 10 10 1 1 4318 organismal metagenomes No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -119270 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_12_17 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119270 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_12_17 17 12 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119272 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2015_2_5 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Inferred Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119272 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2015_2_5 5 2 2015 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119276 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series FC 2014_7_11 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Deep subsurface Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119276 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series FC 2014_7_11 11 7 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 2 4245 subsurface metagenome No 0 0m 40.178 -81.073 0 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119277 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series FC 2014_7_16 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119277 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series FC 2014_7_16 16 7 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4245 subsurface metagenome No 0 0m 40.178 -81.073 0 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119278 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Methanogen_OWC 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Sediment sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119278 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Methanogen_OWC 10 5 2015 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 0 0m 41.3769 -82.5172 0 41.3769 -82.5172 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_00002007 -126433 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S3_40_50 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126433 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S3_40_50 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126440 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N1_30_40 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126440 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N1_30_40 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126443 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N2_0_30 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126443 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N2_0_30 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -156556 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera4 28-JUL-17 03.31.36.718000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156556 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera4 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156567 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera15 28-JUL-17 03.34.30.192000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156567 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera15 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156664 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera20 28-JUL-17 04.00.40.093000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156664 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera20 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156670 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera26 28-JUL-17 04.02.32.947000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156670 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera26 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156733 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera89 28-JUL-17 04.24.17.799000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156733 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera89 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156758 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera22 28-JUL-17 04.31.20.834000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156758 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera22 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156788 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera52 28-JUL-17 04.39.31.253000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156788 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera52 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156789 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera53 28-JUL-17 04.39.47.551000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156789 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera53 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156819 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera83 28-JUL-17 04.48.00.761000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156819 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera83 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156889 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera61 28-JUL-17 05.06.52.776000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156889 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera61 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156900 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera72 28-JUL-17 05.09.49.894000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156900 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera72 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156907 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera79 28-JUL-17 05.11.42.060000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156907 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera79 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -205601 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_115 07-FEB-19 06.08.40.289000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205601 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_115 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -205607 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_121 07-FEB-19 06.08.47.557000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205607 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_121 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -126909 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil DNA_2013-061 29-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Permafrost soil Yes Gb0126909 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil DNA_2013-061 26 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -188045 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-12-21 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.45.174000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188045 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-12-21 metaG 30 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188047 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-12-25 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.46.315000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188047 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-12-25 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188060 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-21-19 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.53.408000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188060 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-21-19 metaG 5 2 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -156587 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera35 28-JUL-17 03.40.05.356000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156587 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera35 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156852 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera24 28-JUL-17 04.56.59.292000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156852 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera24 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -191644 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_116 22-JUN-18 04.28.25.875000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191644 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_116 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191647 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_119 22-JUN-18 04.28.29.816000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191647 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_119 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191650 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_122 22-JUN-18 04.28.33.672000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191650 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_122 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191673 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_193 22-JUN-18 04.29.03.222000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191673 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_193 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191790 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-10 22-JUN-18 04.31.49.001000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.25.425000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191790 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-10 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191801 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-220 22-JUN-18 04.32.04.235000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.23.219000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191801 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-220 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 2.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191805 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-110 22-JUN-18 04.32.09.860000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.28.215000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191805 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-110 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 1.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -184846 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C3 26-JAN-18 02.22.26.043000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.18.693000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184846 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184879 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H8 26-JAN-18 02.22.45.877000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.59.716000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184879 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194620 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1602-90 27-SEP-18 02.39.38.065000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.46.57.728000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194620 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1602-90 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.9 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -188052 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-16-24 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.49.077000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188052 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-16-24 metaG 29 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191784 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1602-10 22-JUN-18 04.31.40.046000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.38.241000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191784 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1602-10 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192112 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_158 12-JUL-18 03.36.12.876000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192112 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_158 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -158496 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-32-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.17.550000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158496 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-32-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -158524 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-4-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.33.460000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158524 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-4-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -139760 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from Kyrgyzstan - ATL_50T metaT 28-MAY-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.17.28.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Aquatic Unclassified Marine Sediment Frederick Colwell rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu Kyrgyzstan Continental margin sediment No Gb0139760 No Biome 749907 microbial communities Kyrgyzstan ATL_50T metaT 18 9 2015 115492 8964 0 0 0 0 0 0 4003 sediment metagenome No 0 m 39.5434 72.3998 39.5434 72.3998 0 0 -139764 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from the Arctic Ocean - SV_M10_0 metaT 28-MAY-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Aquatic Marine Unclassified Unclassified Marine Sediment Frederick Colwell rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Ocean Continental margin sediment Yes Gb0139764 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities Arctic Ocean SV_M10_0 metaT 28 8 2011 115492 8689 1 1 2 2 1 1 4003 sediment metagenome No 0 m 79.0077 6.9046 0 79.0077 6.9046 0 ENVO_00000447 ENVO_01000298 ENVO_03000033 -158484 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-26-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.10.809000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158484 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-26-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158499 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-4-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.19.257000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158499 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-4-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -158503 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-28-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.21.507000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158503 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-28-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -158509 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-4-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.24.912000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158509 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-4-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158512 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-26-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.26.601000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158512 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-26-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -194623 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1603-70 27-SEP-18 02.39.41.190000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.14.11.656000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194623 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1603-70 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.847 0.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -154741 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera9 21-MAY-17 11.27.21.732000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.26.414000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154741 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera9 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154745 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera13 21-MAY-17 11.27.26.300000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.37.00.294000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154745 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera13 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154761 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera29 21-MAY-17 11.27.44.362000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.12.41.319000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154761 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera29 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154766 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera34 21-MAY-17 11.27.50.433000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.23.723000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154766 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera34 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154783 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera51 21-MAY-17 11.28.10.279000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.23.229000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154783 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera51 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 2 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154791 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera59 21-MAY-17 11.28.19.617000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.24.053000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154791 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera59 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154818 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera86 21-MAY-17 11.28.50.684000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.34.453000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154818 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera86 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154733 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera1 21-MAY-17 11.27.12.558000000 AM 18-JUN-19 04.41.31.672000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154733 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera1 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154736 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera4 21-MAY-17 11.27.16.152000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.33.49.415000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154736 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera4 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154737 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera5 21-MAY-17 11.27.17.257000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.53.146000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154737 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera5 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154771 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera39 21-MAY-17 11.27.56.288000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.56.003000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154771 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera39 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154773 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera41 21-MAY-17 11.27.58.580000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.48.725000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154773 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera41 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154779 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera47 21-MAY-17 11.28.05.615000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.25.838000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154779 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera47 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154781 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera49 21-MAY-17 11.28.08.037000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.30.478000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154781 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera49 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115218 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T2_25-Nov-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115218 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T2_25-Nov-14 25 11 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115222 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T3_30-Apr-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115222 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T3_30-Apr-14 30 4 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115232 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_30-Apr-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115232 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_30-Apr-14 30 4 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115233 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_4-Nov-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115233 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_4-Nov-14 4 11 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -111021 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Permafrost soil replicate 3 DNA2013-193 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 13-FEB-20 04.18.26.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111021 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 8 7 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4234 soil metagenome No 68.6135 -149.3144 1 68.6135 -149.3144 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -150416 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 812P2M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.05.055000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire palsa Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Palsa Yes Gb0150416 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 812P2M metaG 23 8 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000188 ENVO_00000134 -154755 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera23 21-MAY-17 11.27.37.537000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.55.246000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154755 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera23 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154806 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera74 21-MAY-17 11.28.37.241000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.45.606000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154806 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera74 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156555 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera3 28-JUL-17 03.31.21.183000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156555 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera3 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156566 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera14 28-JUL-17 03.34.14.410000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156566 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera14 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156572 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera20 28-JUL-17 03.35.48.575000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156572 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera20 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156575 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera23 28-JUL-17 03.36.35.486000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156575 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera23 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156583 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera31 28-JUL-17 03.38.53.345000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156583 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera31 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156609 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera57 28-JUL-17 03.45.56.379000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156609 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera57 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156638 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera86 28-JUL-17 03.53.36.978000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156638 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera86 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156640 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera88 28-JUL-17 03.54.09.240000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156640 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera88 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156675 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera31 28-JUL-17 04.04.06.742000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156675 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera31 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156682 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera38 28-JUL-17 04.06.18.434000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156682 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera38 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156731 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera87 28-JUL-17 04.23.44.091000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156731 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera87 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156808 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera72 28-JUL-17 04.45.00.575000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156808 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera72 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156811 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera75 28-JUL-17 04.45.48.995000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156811 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera75 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156813 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera77 28-JUL-17 04.46.20.697000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156813 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera77 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156829 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera1 28-JUL-17 04.50.46.038000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156829 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera1 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156837 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera9 28-JUL-17 04.52.58.161000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156837 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera9 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156841 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera13 28-JUL-17 04.54.02.575000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156841 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera13 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156848 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera20 28-JUL-17 04.55.55.452000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156848 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera20 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156856 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera28 28-JUL-17 04.58.02.913000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156856 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera28 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156890 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera62 28-JUL-17 05.07.08.745000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156890 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera62 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156905 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera77 28-JUL-17 05.11.09.885000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156905 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera77 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156909 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera81 28-JUL-17 05.12.14.277000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156909 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera81 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -111017 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Permafrost soil replicate 1 DNA2013-189 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 13-FEB-20 04.18.26.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Prmafrost soil Yes Gb0111017 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 8 7 2013 102898 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 68.6139 -149.3145 1 68.6139 -149.3145 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -61292 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H4_Rhizo_Litter_20 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.06.06.582000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25305 Gb0061292 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 1 4 2013 103865 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -108342 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 812E2M 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-MAY-20 07.59.40.510000000 PM 122529 Permafrost soil where Eriophorum dominanatly present. Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost permafrost soil where Eriophorum dominanatly present. Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Sweden: Kiruna Inferred Thawing permafrost Yes 27281 Gb0108342 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 23 8 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 0m 68.3533 19.0466 0 68.3533 19.0466 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000044 ENVO_00000134 -188063 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-CB2-19 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.55.010000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188063 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-CB2-19 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -156867 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera39 28-JUL-17 05.00.59.458000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156867 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera39 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156887 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera59 28-JUL-17 05.06.20.849000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156887 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera59 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -157178 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-7-O 17-AUG-17 05.39.22.276000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157178 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-7-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -184844 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H4 26-JAN-18 02.22.24.855000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.45.637000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184844 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184850 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G8 26-JAN-18 02.22.28.423000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.18.009000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184850 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184867 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C6 26-JAN-18 02.22.38.645000000 PM 18-JUN-19 11.30.27.761000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184867 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184897 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D9 26-JAN-18 02.22.56.832000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.53.247000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184897 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184906 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I10 26-JAN-18 02.23.02.417000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.43.951000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184906 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I10 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184920 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E7 26-JAN-18 02.23.11.019000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.04.747000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184920 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E7 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -95966 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-27 Dark/N+ metaT 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 23-MAR-20 05.06.55.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Cyanobacterial Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26634 Gb0095966 Yes Biome 410656 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA 8 8 2014 101072 8855 1 1 10 10 1 1 4318 organismal metagenomes No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -95967 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-27 Dark/N- metaT 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 23-MAR-20 05.06.55.000000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Cyanobacterial Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26635 Gb0095967 Yes Biome 410656 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA 8 8 2014 101072 8855 1 1 10 10 1 1 4318 organismal metagenomes No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -95970 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-21 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 04-DEC-19 12.43.55.754000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Laboratory sample Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26638 Gb0095970 Yes Biome 1300146 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA FECB-21 12 8 2014 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4318 algae metagenome No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -119273 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2015_5_14 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119273 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2015_5_14 14 5 2015 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -126426 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N1_20_30 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126426 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N1_20_30 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126434 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S1_30_40 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126434 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S1_30_40 24 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126438 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S1_0_10 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126438 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S1_0_10 24 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126442 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S1_10_20 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126442 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S1_10_20 24 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126445 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S3_30_40 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126445 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S3_30_40 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126452 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N3_20_30 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126452 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N3_20_30 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126457 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S2_30_40 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126457 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S2_30_40 16 4 2016 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -156553 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera1 28-JUL-17 03.30.43.440000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156553 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera1 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156574 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera22 28-JUL-17 03.36.19.794000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156574 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera22 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156585 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera33 28-JUL-17 03.39.30.717000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156585 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera33 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156594 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera42 28-JUL-17 03.42.00.552000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156594 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera42 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156602 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera50 28-JUL-17 03.44.06.541000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156602 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera50 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156606 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera54 28-JUL-17 03.45.09.322000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156606 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera54 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156608 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera56 28-JUL-17 03.45.40.577000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156608 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera56 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156633 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera81 28-JUL-17 03.52.17.208000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156633 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera81 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156654 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera10 28-JUL-17 03.57.53.019000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156654 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera10 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156687 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera43 28-JUL-17 04.08.17.969000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156687 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera43 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156722 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera78 28-JUL-17 04.20.50.347000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156722 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera78 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156746 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera10 28-JUL-17 04.28.05.692000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156746 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera10 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156775 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera39 28-JUL-17 04.35.54.373000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156775 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera39 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156787 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera51 28-JUL-17 04.39.15.440000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156787 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera51 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156822 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera86 28-JUL-17 04.48.50.237000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156822 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera86 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156823 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera87 28-JUL-17 04.49.06.918000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156823 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera87 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156824 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera88 28-JUL-17 04.49.23.476000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156824 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera88 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156849 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera21 28-JUL-17 04.56.11.509000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156849 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera21 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156858 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera30 28-JUL-17 04.58.34.831000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156858 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera30 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156899 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera71 28-JUL-17 05.09.33.438000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156899 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera71 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -126450 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S2_50_60 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126450 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S2_50_60 16 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126910 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil DNA_2013-062 29-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Permafrost soil Yes Gb0126910 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil DNA_2013-062 26 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -188040 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-5-22 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.42.444000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188040 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-5-22 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188044 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-8-27 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.44.629000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188044 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-8-27 metaG 18 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188055 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-19-23 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.50.689000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188055 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-19-23 metaG 5 2 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188056 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-19-26 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.51.212000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188056 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-19-26 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191665 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_158 22-JUN-18 04.28.53.236000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191665 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_158 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191676 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_196 22-JUN-18 04.29.07.013000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191676 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_196 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191682 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_355 22-JUN-18 04.29.14.609000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191682 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_355 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191811 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - SW1603-40 22-JUN-18 04.32.18.899000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.39.820000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191811 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1603-40 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.891 42.722 -70.891 0.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -156680 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera36 28-JUL-17 04.05.41.019000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156680 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera36 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156753 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera17 28-JUL-17 04.30.00.651000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156753 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera17 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156776 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera40 28-JUL-17 04.36.10.329000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156776 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera40 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156782 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera46 28-JUL-17 04.37.45.475000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156782 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera46 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156877 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera49 28-JUL-17 05.03.39.204000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156877 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera49 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -191660 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_150 22-JUN-18 04.28.47.015000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191660 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_150 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191670 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_184 22-JUN-18 04.28.59.608000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191670 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_184 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191681 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_204 22-JUN-18 04.29.13.397000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191681 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_204 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191812 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - SW1603-30 22-JUN-18 04.32.20.206000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.21.715000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191812 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1603-30 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.891 42.722 -70.891 0.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192079 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_140 12-JUL-18 03.35.52.488000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192079 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_140 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192117 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_184 12-JUL-18 03.36.15.848000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192117 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_184 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192120 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_193 12-JUL-18 03.36.17.631000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192120 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_193 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192133 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_368 12-JUL-18 03.36.25.620000000 PM 30-SEP-19 10.33.50.381000000 PM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192133 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_368 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -184851 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E10 26-JAN-18 02.22.29.014000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.21.419000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184851 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E10 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184855 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G3 26-JAN-18 02.22.31.419000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.52.632000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184855 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184862 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D5 26-JAN-18 02.22.35.656000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.53.266000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184862 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D5 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184880 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - CellEnrichment NoTemplateControl JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J2 26-JAN-18 02.22.46.476000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.53.910000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets; control with MDA reagents Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184880 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets CellEnrichment NoTemplateControl JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J2 1 4 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184892 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D3 26-JAN-18 02.22.53.766000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.38.808000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184892 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184908 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E3 26-JAN-18 02.23.03.659000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.58.253000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184908 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184910 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I9 26-JAN-18 02.23.04.867000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.24.229000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184910 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194605 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1602-30 27-SEP-18 02.39.22.259000000 PM 17-JUN-19 08.40.29.212000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194605 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1602-30 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -184887 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G4 26-JAN-18 02.22.50.675000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.55.100000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184887 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184918 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J12 26-JAN-18 02.23.09.793000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.11.438000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184918 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J12 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -191685 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_367 22-JUN-18 04.29.18.199000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191685 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_367 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191688 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_379 22-JUN-18 04.29.22.257000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191688 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_379 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192106 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_149 12-JUL-18 03.36.09.322000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192106 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_149 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192107 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_150 12-JUL-18 03.36.09.915000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192107 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_150 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192114 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_181 12-JUL-18 03.36.14.060000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192114 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_181 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192126 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_202 12-JUL-18 03.36.21.257000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192126 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_202 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -158516 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-19-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.28.933000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158516 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-19-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158519 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-12-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.30.636000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158519 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-12-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -142710 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - WG8 viral induction 11-JUL-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 30-SEP-19 03.02.05.276000000 PM 101072 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0142710 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio, USA WG8 viral induction 20 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 2000 m 40.178 -81.073 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -158491 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-27-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.14.764000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158491 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-27-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -158494 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-28-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.16.433000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158494 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-28-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158498 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-4-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.18.696000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158498 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-4-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -158502 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-11-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.20.951000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158502 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-11-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158510 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-14-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.25.471000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158510 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-14-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -194624 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1603-80 27-SEP-18 02.39.42.247000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.14.19.154000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194624 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1603-80 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.8 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191648 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_120 22-JUN-18 04.28.31.023000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191648 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_120 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -154740 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera8 21-MAY-17 11.27.20.544000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.31.598000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154740 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera8 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154749 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera17 21-MAY-17 11.27.30.862000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.50.995000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154749 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera17 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154793 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera61 21-MAY-17 11.28.21.956000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.24.639000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154793 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera61 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154794 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera62 21-MAY-17 11.28.23.333000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.48.998000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154794 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera62 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154807 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera75 21-MAY-17 11.28.38.326000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.46.234000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154807 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera75 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154817 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera85 21-MAY-17 11.28.49.549000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.22.596000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154817 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera85 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115473 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_053 23-JUN-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Permafrost soil Yes Gb0115473 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_053 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6139 -149.3145 0 68.6139 -149.3145 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -154734 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera2 21-MAY-17 11.27.13.981000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.47.166000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154734 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera2 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154780 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera48 21-MAY-17 11.28.06.911000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.34.607000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154780 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera48 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154800 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera68 21-MAY-17 11.28.30.471000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.41.160000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154800 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera68 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154809 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera77 21-MAY-17 11.28.40.562000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.55.42.803000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154809 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera77 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115224 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_10-June-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115224 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_10-June-14 10 6 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -111012 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate 2 DNA2013-048 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111012 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -111016 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Permafrost soil replicate 1 DNA2013-188 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 28-JUL-16 04.59.20.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA No Gb0111016 No Biome 410658 102898 8855 0 0 0 0 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 68.6135 -149.3144 68.6135 -149.3144 -157176 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-26-O 17-AUG-17 05.38.58.731000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157176 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-26-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -157188 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-2-O 17-AUG-17 05.41.19.562000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157188 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-2-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -150414 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 712S2M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.02.386000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire bog Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Bog Yes Gb0150414 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 712S2M metaG 20 7 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000511 ENVO_00000134 -154814 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera82 21-MAY-17 11.28.46.259000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.53.770000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154814 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera82 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156611 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera59 28-JUL-17 03.46.27.624000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156611 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera59 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156660 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera16 28-JUL-17 03.59.29.100000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156660 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera16 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156673 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera29 28-JUL-17 04.03.29.236000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156673 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera29 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156694 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera50 28-JUL-17 04.10.49.385000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156694 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera50 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156707 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera63 28-JUL-17 04.15.29.747000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156707 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera63 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156718 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera74 28-JUL-17 04.19.28.921000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156718 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera74 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156723 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera79 28-JUL-17 04.21.10.982000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156723 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera79 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156741 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera5 28-JUL-17 04.26.44.437000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156741 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera5 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156745 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera9 28-JUL-17 04.27.49.481000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156745 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera9 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156750 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera14 28-JUL-17 04.29.11.242000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156750 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera14 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156804 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera68 28-JUL-17 04.43.55.937000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156804 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera68 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156812 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera76 28-JUL-17 04.46.04.795000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156812 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera76 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156850 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera22 28-JUL-17 04.56.27.221000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156850 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera22 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156853 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera25 28-JUL-17 04.57.15.119000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156853 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera25 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -111013 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate 3 DNA2013-049 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111013 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6135 -149.3144 0 68.6135 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -154746 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera14 21-MAY-17 11.27.27.522000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.48.636000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154746 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera14 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 2 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154775 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera43 21-MAY-17 11.28.01.011000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.48.101000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154775 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera43 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -61274 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H1_Rhizo_Litter_2 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.21.41.925000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25287 Gb0061274 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61276 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H1_Bulk_Litter_4 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.19.04.415000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25289 Gb0061276 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61279 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H2_Rhizo_Litter_7 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.16.53.614000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25292 Gb0061279 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 18 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61287 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H3_Rhizo_Litter_15 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.09.50.244000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25300 Gb0061287 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 25 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61296 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H4_Bulk_Litter_24 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.02.02.980000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25309 Gb0061296 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 1 4 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -108339 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost P3-7 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.15.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Permafrost Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Kiruna, Sweden Inferred Thawing permafrost No 27278 Gb0108339 No Biome microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 4 5 2012 101072 8843 0 0 0 0 0 0 4206 No 0m 68.3534 19.0471 68.3534 19.0471 0 0 -150417 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 812E2M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.06.309000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire fen Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Fen Yes Gb0150417 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 812E2M metaG 23 8 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000232 ENVO_00000134 -150420 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 712E1D metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.10.428000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire fen Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Fen Yes Gb0150420 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 712E1D metaG 20 7 2012 117278 8843 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000232 ENVO_00000134 -188051 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-16-21 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.48.492000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188051 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-16-21 metaG 28 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -157186 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-4-O 17-AUG-17 05.40.56.116000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157186 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-4-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -184837 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D8 26-JAN-18 02.22.20.752000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.20.980000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184837 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184838 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E6 26-JAN-18 02.22.21.333000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.47.031000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184838 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184849 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I3 26-JAN-18 02.22.27.819000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.19.379000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184849 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184877 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I13 26-JAN-18 02.22.44.678000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.22.948000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184877 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I13 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184883 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.K5 26-JAN-18 02.22.48.278000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.50.867000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184883 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.K5 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184884 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E13 26-JAN-18 02.22.48.876000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.01.248000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184884 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E13 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184890 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I3 26-JAN-18 02.22.52.529000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.31.108000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184890 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184901 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J5 26-JAN-18 02.22.59.318000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.34.437000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184901 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J5 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -95971 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-22 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 04-DEC-19 12.43.45.836000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Laboratory sample Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26639 Gb0095971 Yes Biome 1300146 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA FECB-22 101072 8855 1 1 3 3 0 5 4318 algae metagenome No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -95972 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-24 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 04-DEC-19 12.44.13.662000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Laboratory sample Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26640 Gb0095972 Yes Biome 1300146 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA FECB-24 12 8 2014 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 3 4318 algae metagenome No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -95973 Cyanobacterial communities from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA - FECB-27 19-JUN-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 04-DEC-19 12.44.31.791000000 PM 102151 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Laboratory sample Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov USA: California Cyanobacterial Cyanobacteria 1117 Yes 26641 Gb0095973 Yes Biome 1300146 Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA FECB-27 12 8 2014 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 4 8 4318 algae metagenome No 37.9313884 -122.0239394 37.9313884 -122.0239394 ENVO_01000008 ENVO_01000157 -119266 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_1_29 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119266 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_1_29 29 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119267 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_11_5 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119267 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_11_5 5 11 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 2 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119279 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Halanaerobium induction 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Inferred Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119279 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Halanaerobium induction 2 7 2015 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -126431 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N3_30_40 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126431 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N3_30_40 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126439 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N2_40_50 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126439 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N2_40_50 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126456 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S3_20_30 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126456 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S3_20_30 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -119260 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_11 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119260 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_11 11 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -156592 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera40 28-JUL-17 03.41.29.451000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156592 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera40 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156593 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera41 28-JUL-17 03.41.44.978000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156593 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera41 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156601 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera49 28-JUL-17 03.43.50.443000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156601 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera49 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156604 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera52 28-JUL-17 03.44.38.201000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156604 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera52 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156624 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera72 28-JUL-17 03.49.53.893000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156624 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera72 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156648 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera4 28-JUL-17 03.56.17.202000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156648 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera4 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156650 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera6 28-JUL-17 03.56.49.335000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156650 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera6 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156659 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera15 28-JUL-17 03.59.12.753000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156659 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera15 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156678 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera34 28-JUL-17 04.05.03.822000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156678 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera34 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156684 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera40 28-JUL-17 04.06.59.663000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156684 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera40 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156719 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera75 28-JUL-17 04.19.52.292000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156719 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera75 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156720 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera76 28-JUL-17 04.20.12.035000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156720 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera76 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156736 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera92 28-JUL-17 04.25.15.976000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156736 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera92 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156763 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera27 28-JUL-17 04.32.40.667000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156763 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera27 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156785 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera49 28-JUL-17 04.38.37.486000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156785 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera49 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156786 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera50 28-JUL-17 04.38.57.539000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156786 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera50 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156792 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera56 28-JUL-17 04.40.45.482000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156792 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera56 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156888 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera60 28-JUL-17 05.06.36.609000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156888 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera60 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156896 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera68 28-JUL-17 05.08.44.780000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156896 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera68 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156901 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera73 28-JUL-17 05.10.05.748000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156901 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera73 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156913 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera85 28-JUL-17 05.13.18.544000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156913 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera85 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156916 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera88 28-JUL-17 05.14.07.375000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156916 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera88 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -157182 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-12-O 17-AUG-17 05.40.09.311000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157182 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-12-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -126449 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S1_50_60 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126449 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S1_50_60 24 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126907 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil DNA_2013-059 29-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Permafrost soil Yes Gb0126907 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil DNA_2013-059 26 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -191655 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_142 22-JUN-18 04.28.40.356000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191655 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_142 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191657 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_144 22-JUN-18 04.28.43.169000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191657 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_144 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191658 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_148 22-JUN-18 04.28.44.534000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191658 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_148 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191663 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_153 22-JUN-18 04.28.50.710000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191663 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_153 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191690 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_381 22-JUN-18 04.29.24.773000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191690 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_381 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191786 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1602-30 22-JUN-18 04.31.43.482000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.35.337000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191786 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1602-30 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -156560 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera8 28-JUL-17 03.32.39.960000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156560 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera8 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156793 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera57 28-JUL-17 04.41.01.516000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156793 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera57 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -191661 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_151 22-JUN-18 04.28.48.244000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191661 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_151 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191791 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-20 22-JUN-18 04.31.50.596000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.16.319000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191791 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-20 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191793 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-40 22-JUN-18 04.31.53.087000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.51.43.771000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191793 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-40 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192134 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_369 12-JUL-18 03.36.26.228000000 PM 30-SEP-19 10.33.50.381000000 PM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192134 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_369 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -184839 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C9 26-JAN-18 02.22.21.915000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.52.298000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184839 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184856 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F3 26-JAN-18 02.22.32.012000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.55.813000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184856 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184881 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I10 26-JAN-18 02.22.47.083000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.41.198000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184881 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I10 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194608 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-150 27-SEP-18 02.39.25.438000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.14.15.068000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194608 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-150 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 1.5 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194612 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-210 27-SEP-18 02.39.29.604000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.46.28.576000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194612 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-210 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 2.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194617 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-110 27-SEP-18 02.39.34.881000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.46.12.935000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194617 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-110 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 1.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -188037 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-1-23 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.40.709000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188037 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-1-23 metaG 29 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188053 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-16-27 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.49.613000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188053 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-16-27 metaG 23 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191689 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_380 22-JUN-18 04.29.23.546000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191689 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_380 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191813 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - SW1603-20 22-JUN-18 04.32.21.588000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.51.40.329000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191813 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1603-20 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.891 42.722 -70.891 0.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192111 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_157 12-JUL-18 03.36.12.284000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192111 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_157 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192115 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_182 12-JUL-18 03.36.14.658000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192115 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_182 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192121 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_194 12-JUL-18 03.36.18.230000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192121 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_194 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192125 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_198 12-JUL-18 03.36.20.657000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192125 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_198 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192129 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_355 12-JUL-18 03.36.23.083000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192129 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_355 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192132 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_367 12-JUL-18 03.36.24.983000000 PM 30-SEP-19 10.33.50.381000000 PM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192132 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_367 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -93989 Soil carbon bulk and rhizosphere cDNA itags 08-MAY-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 21-FEB-17 03.06.18.000000000 PM 102151 . Biosample for itag project. Deleting from GOLD. SM 2.21.17 Host-associated Plants Phylloplane Epiphytes Unclassified Hopland, California, USA Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Avena fatua rhizosphere No 26491 Gb0093989 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 101072 0 0 0 0 0 0 3948 soil metagenome No 38.972988 -123.116539 38.972988 -123.116539 -158487 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-19-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.12.456000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158487 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-19-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158495 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-14-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.16.991000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158495 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-14-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -158517 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-28-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.29.494000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158517 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-28-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158520 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-4-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.31.200000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158520 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-4-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158505 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-7-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.22.665000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158505 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-7-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -158506 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-17-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.23.233000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158506 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-17-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158511 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-2-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.26.032000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158511 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-2-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -194602 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-30 27-SEP-18 02.39.19.134000000 PM 17-JUN-19 08.40.31.123000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194602 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-30 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194607 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-230 27-SEP-18 02.39.24.344000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.13.22.649000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194607 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-230 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 2.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192130 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_356 12-JUL-18 03.36.23.699000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192130 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_356 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -154756 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera24 21-MAY-17 11.27.38.667000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.56.705000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154756 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera24 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154777 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera45 21-MAY-17 11.28.03.326000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.28.143000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154777 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera45 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154785 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera53 21-MAY-17 11.28.12.547000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.22.569000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154785 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera53 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154788 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera56 21-MAY-17 11.28.15.991000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.36.894000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154788 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera56 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154798 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera66 21-MAY-17 11.28.28.110000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.36.045000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154798 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera66 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154808 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera76 21-MAY-17 11.28.39.465000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.55.41.823000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154808 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera76 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115472 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_052 23-JUN-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Permafrost soil Yes Gb0115472 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_052 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6139 -149.3145 0 68.6139 -149.3145 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -115477 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_057 23-JUN-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Permafrost soil Yes Gb0115477 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_057 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6135 -149.3144 0 68.6135 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -154790 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera58 21-MAY-17 11.28.18.399000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.29.890000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154790 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera58 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154796 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera64 21-MAY-17 11.28.25.569000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.35.276000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154796 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera64 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154799 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera67 21-MAY-17 11.28.29.378000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.50.484000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154799 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera67 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154816 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera84 21-MAY-17 11.28.48.458000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.50.421000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154816 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera84 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154821 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera89 21-MAY-17 11.28.54.244000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.51.142000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154821 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera89 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115220 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T3_23-Sept-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115220 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T3_23-Sept-14 23 9 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115223 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_1-July-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115223 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_1-July-14 1 7 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -157191 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-26-M 17-AUG-17 05.41.54.744000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157191 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-26-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -157193 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-7-M 17-AUG-17 05.42.18.401000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157193 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-7-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -150409 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 711E1D metaG 17-MAR-17 04.55.55.732000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire fen Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Fen Yes Gb0150409 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 711E1D metaG 12 7 2011 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000232 ENVO_00000134 -150413 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 712P3M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.00.950000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire palsa Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Palsa Yes Gb0150413 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 712P3M metaG 20 7 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000188 ENVO_00000134 -154742 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera10 21-MAY-17 11.27.22.875000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.35.751000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154742 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera10 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156564 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera12 28-JUL-17 03.33.42.443000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156564 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera12 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156597 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera45 28-JUL-17 03.42.47.830000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156597 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera45 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156598 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera46 28-JUL-17 03.43.03.433000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156598 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera46 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156623 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera71 28-JUL-17 03.49.37.534000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156623 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera71 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156627 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera75 28-JUL-17 03.50.41.437000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156627 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera75 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156628 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera76 28-JUL-17 03.50.57.641000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156628 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera76 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156632 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera80 28-JUL-17 03.52.01.296000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156632 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera80 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156658 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera14 28-JUL-17 03.58.56.915000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156658 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera14 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156662 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera18 28-JUL-17 04.00.03.189000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156662 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera18 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156692 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera48 28-JUL-17 04.10.09.586000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156692 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera48 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156705 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera61 28-JUL-17 04.14.41.117000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156705 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera61 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156744 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera8 28-JUL-17 04.27.33.454000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156744 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera8 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156756 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera20 28-JUL-17 04.30.49.230000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156756 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera20 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156768 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera32 28-JUL-17 04.34.01.516000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156768 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera32 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156791 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera55 28-JUL-17 04.40.25.751000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156791 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera55 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156814 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera78 28-JUL-17 04.46.36.620000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156814 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera78 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156827 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera91 28-JUL-17 04.50.12.960000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156827 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera91 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156832 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera4 28-JUL-17 04.51.34.978000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156832 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera4 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156834 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera6 28-JUL-17 04.52.07.521000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156834 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera6 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156863 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera35 28-JUL-17 04.59.55.110000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156863 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera35 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156872 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera44 28-JUL-17 05.02.19.317000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156872 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera44 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156884 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera56 28-JUL-17 05.05.32.852000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156884 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera56 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -61277 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H1_Bulk_Litter_5 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.18.19.139000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25290 Gb0061277 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61284 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H2_Bulk_Litter_12 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.12.42.408000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25297 Gb0061284 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 18 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61291 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H4_Rhizo_Litter_19 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.06.45.380000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25304 Gb0061291 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 1 4 2013 103865 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61293 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H4_Rhizo_Litter_21 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.05.11.093000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25306 Gb0061293 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 1 4 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61294 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H4_Bulk_Litter_22 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.04.13.275000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25307 Gb0061294 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 1 4 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -108334 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 612E123D 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.15.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Eriophorum Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Kiruna, Sweden Inferred Thawing permafrost No 27273 Gb0108334 No Biome microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 3 6 2012 101072 8843 0 0 0 0 0 0 4206 No 0m 68.3532 19.0469 68.3532 19.0469 0 0 -108335 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 712P3D 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 15-MAY-20 10.04.19.473000000 AM 122529 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Palsa Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Sweden: Kiruna Thawing permafrost Yes 27274 Gb0108335 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 20 7 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 0m 68.3534 19.0472 0 68.3534 19.0472 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000489 ENVO_00000134 -156833 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera5 28-JUL-17 04.51.51.256000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156833 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera5 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -184885 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G13 26-JAN-18 02.22.49.479000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.09.966000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184885 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G13 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184891 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G10 26-JAN-18 02.22.53.146000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.55.557000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184891 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G10 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184904 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J4 26-JAN-18 02.23.01.171000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.32.077000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184904 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184919 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E11 26-JAN-18 02.23.10.403000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.06.771000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184919 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -119271 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2015_1_7 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119271 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2015_1_7 7 1 2015 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119280 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - LMS_cellobiose_enrichment 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Inferred Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119280 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities LMS_cellobiose_enrichment 22 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 10 4245 subsurface metagenome No 0 0m 40.178 -81.073 0 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -126441 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N3_50_60 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126441 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N3_50_60 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -119259 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_10 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119259 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_10 10 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -156558 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera6 28-JUL-17 03.32.08.269000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156558 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera6 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156562 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera10 28-JUL-17 03.33.11.241000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156562 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera10 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156570 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera18 28-JUL-17 03.35.17.351000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156570 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera18 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156582 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera30 28-JUL-17 03.38.32.006000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156582 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera30 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156584 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera32 28-JUL-17 03.39.12.385000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156584 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera32 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156595 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera43 28-JUL-17 03.42.16.258000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156595 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera43 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156600 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera48 28-JUL-17 03.43.34.797000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156600 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera48 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156607 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera55 28-JUL-17 03.45.25.179000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156607 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera55 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156610 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera58 28-JUL-17 03.46.11.917000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156610 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera58 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156614 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera62 28-JUL-17 03.47.14.339000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156614 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera62 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156636 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera84 28-JUL-17 03.53.05.331000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156636 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera84 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156643 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera91 28-JUL-17 03.54.57.836000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156643 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera91 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156657 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera13 28-JUL-17 03.58.40.929000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156657 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera13 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156695 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera51 28-JUL-17 04.11.10.130000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156695 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera51 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156715 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera71 28-JUL-17 04.18.22.312000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156715 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera71 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156730 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera86 28-JUL-17 04.23.25.502000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156730 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera86 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156739 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera3 28-JUL-17 04.26.10.198000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156739 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera3 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156796 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera60 28-JUL-17 04.41.49.213000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156796 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera60 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156805 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera69 28-JUL-17 04.44.11.961000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156805 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera69 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156847 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera19 28-JUL-17 04.55.39.269000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156847 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera19 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156871 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera43 28-JUL-17 05.02.03.122000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156871 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera43 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156892 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera64 28-JUL-17 05.07.40.531000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156892 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera64 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156906 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera78 28-JUL-17 05.11.25.894000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156906 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera78 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -205602 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_116 07-FEB-19 06.08.41.595000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205602 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_116 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -205608 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_122 07-FEB-19 06.08.48.765000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205608 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_122 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -157197 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-30-M 17-AUG-17 05.43.05.672000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157197 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-30-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -205606 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_120 07-FEB-19 06.08.46.336000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205606 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_120 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -126444 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N1_0_10 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126444 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N1_0_10 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -188059 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-20-27 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.52.883000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188059 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-20-27 metaG 22 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -156656 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera12 28-JUL-17 03.58.24.793000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156656 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera12 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156667 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera23 28-JUL-17 04.01.36.623000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156667 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera23 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156864 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera36 28-JUL-17 05.00.11.274000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156864 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera36 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -191659 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_149 22-JUN-18 04.28.45.747000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191659 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_149 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191667 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_181 22-JUN-18 04.28.55.749000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191667 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_181 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191680 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_203 22-JUN-18 04.29.12.087000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191680 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_203 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191684 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_357 22-JUN-18 04.29.16.988000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191684 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_357 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191686 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_368 22-JUN-18 04.29.19.589000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191686 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_368 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191788 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1602-70 22-JUN-18 04.31.46.264000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.39.297000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191788 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1602-70 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191802 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1604-70 22-JUN-18 04.32.05.710000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.51.41.940000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191802 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1604-70 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191806 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1604-90 22-JUN-18 04.32.11.347000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.49.461000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191806 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1604-90 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.9 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191809 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1604-30 22-JUN-18 04.32.15.933000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.29.473000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191809 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1604-30 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192080 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_141 12-JUL-18 03.35.53.072000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192080 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_141 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -184854 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F7 26-JAN-18 02.22.30.797000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.54.536000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184854 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F7 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184895 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G4 26-JAN-18 02.22.55.605000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.54.646000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184895 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184911 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.C5 26-JAN-18 02.23.05.485000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.34.982000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184911 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.C5 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184915 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D6 26-JAN-18 02.23.07.968000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.11.920000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184915 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184926 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.C7 26-JAN-18 02.23.14.753000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.44.886000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184926 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.C7 19 6 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 2 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194606 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1602-70 27-SEP-18 02.39.23.288000000 PM 17-JUN-19 08.40.24.119000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194606 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1602-70 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194614 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1602-10 27-SEP-18 02.39.31.746000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.13.59.886000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194614 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1602-10 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191678 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_198 22-JUN-18 04.29.09.639000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191678 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_198 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191794 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-190 22-JUN-18 04.31.54.683000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.18.699000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191794 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-190 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 1.9 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192113 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_159 12-JUL-18 03.36.13.466000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192113 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_159 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192128 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_204 12-JUL-18 03.36.22.479000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192128 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_204 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191656 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_143 22-JUN-18 04.28.41.918000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191656 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_143 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -139759 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from China - ANME2c_DSS_Sorted metaG 28-MAY-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Aquatic Marine Unclassified Unclassified Marine Sediment Frederick Colwell rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu China: Qiqihar, Heilongjiang Continental margin sediment Yes Gb0139759 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities China ANME2c_DSS_Sorted metaG 16 10 2014 115492 8719 1 1 1 1 0 0 4003 sediment metagenome No 0 m 47.5233 125.0078 0 47.5233 125.0078 0 ENVO_00000447 ENVO_01000298 ENVO_03000033 -158482 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-14-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.09.631000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158482 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-14-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158490 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-19-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.14.198000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.26.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158490 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-19-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -158497 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-30-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.18.137000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158497 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-30-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -158504 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-11-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.22.107000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158504 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-11-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -158508 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-17-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.24.348000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158508 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-17-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -158488 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-12-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.13.042000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158488 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-12-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -203417 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - NoTemplateControl JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G2 13-DEC-18 05.10.03.329000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Engineered Lab enrichment Defined media Unclassified Unclassified MDA reagents USA: California MDA reagents Yes Gb0203417 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities Joint Genome Institute, Walnut Creek, California, USA NoTemplateControl JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G2 1 4 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4287 cold seep metagenome No 39 37.9313 -122.0217 ENVO_2000000 -154752 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera20 21-MAY-17 11.27.34.158000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.57.419000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154752 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera20 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154754 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera22 21-MAY-17 11.27.36.478000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.51.684000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154754 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera22 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154763 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera31 21-MAY-17 11.27.46.712000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.57.114000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154763 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera31 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154782 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera50 21-MAY-17 11.28.09.182000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.26.996000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154782 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera50 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154769 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera37 21-MAY-17 11.27.53.910000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.52.124000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154769 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera37 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154792 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera60 21-MAY-17 11.28.20.842000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.35.185000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154792 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera60 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154801 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera69 21-MAY-17 11.28.31.567000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.52.468000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154801 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera69 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154823 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera91 21-MAY-17 11.28.56.559000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.36.834000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154823 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera91 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -111015 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil leachate replicate DNA2013-051 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111015 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 26 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -111019 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Permafrost soil replicate 2 DNA2013-191 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 13-FEB-20 04.18.26.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111019 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 8 7 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 68.6137 -149.3144 1 68.6137 -149.3144 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -157184 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-27-O 17-AUG-17 05.40.32.613000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157184 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-27-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -157200 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-17-M 17-AUG-17 05.43.41.186000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157200 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-17-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -150411 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 612S2M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.55.58.484000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire bog Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Bog Yes Gb0150411 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 612S2M metaG 3 6 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000511 ENVO_00000134 -154743 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera11 21-MAY-17 11.27.24.128000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.25.268000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154743 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera11 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154751 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera19 21-MAY-17 11.27.33.051000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.37.01.715000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154751 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera19 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156590 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera38 28-JUL-17 03.40.58.024000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156590 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera38 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156599 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera47 28-JUL-17 03.43.19.032000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156599 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera47 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156613 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera61 28-JUL-17 03.46.58.948000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156613 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera61 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156637 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera85 28-JUL-17 03.53.21.103000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156637 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera85 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156644 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera92 28-JUL-17 03.55.13.504000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156644 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera92 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156647 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera3 28-JUL-17 03.56.01.325000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156647 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera3 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156652 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera8 28-JUL-17 03.57.21.261000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156652 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera8 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156661 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera17 28-JUL-17 03.59.45.202000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156661 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera17 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156681 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera37 28-JUL-17 04.05.59.895000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156681 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera37 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156709 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera65 28-JUL-17 04.16.10.457000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156709 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera65 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156716 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera72 28-JUL-17 04.18.42.312000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156716 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera72 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156732 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera88 28-JUL-17 04.24.00.474000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156732 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera88 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156752 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera16 28-JUL-17 04.29.44.251000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156752 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera16 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156798 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera62 28-JUL-17 04.42.20.658000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156798 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera62 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156799 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera63 28-JUL-17 04.42.36.505000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156799 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera63 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156807 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera71 28-JUL-17 04.44.44.564000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156807 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera71 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156861 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera33 28-JUL-17 04.59.22.633000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156861 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera33 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156881 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera53 28-JUL-17 05.04.44.485000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156881 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera53 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156891 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera63 28-JUL-17 05.07.24.595000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156891 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera63 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156897 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera69 28-JUL-17 05.09.00.901000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156897 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera69 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156920 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera92 28-JUL-17 05.15.11.679000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156920 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera92 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -111010 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate 1 DNA2013-046 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Prmafrost soil Yes Gb0111010 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6139 -149.3145 0 68.6139 -149.3145 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -61278 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H1_Bulk_Litter_6 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.17.25.862000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25291 Gb0061278 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61283 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H2_Bulk_Litter_11 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.13.33.283000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25296 Gb0061283 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 18 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61289 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H3_Bulk_Litter_17 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.08.05.276000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25302 Gb0061289 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 25 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -108337 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 712E3M 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-APR-18 03.15.48.000000000 PM 101232 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Permafrost Eriophorum Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Kiruna, Sweden Thawing permafrost No 27276 Gb0108337 No Biome microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 20 7 2012 101072 0 0 0 0 0 0 4206 No 0m 68.3533 19.0466 68.3533 19.0466 0 0 -150262 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir viral communities from Ohio, USA - WG14 viral induction ssDNA 10-MAR-17 04.06.53.459000000 PM 30-SEP-19 04.26.46.851000000 PM 101072 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoirviral communities from fracking fluids in Ohio, USA Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Fracking water Unclassified Deep subsurface Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Fracking water Yes Gb0150262 Yes Biome 1564682 viral communities Appalachian Basin, Ohio WG14 viral induction ssDNA 20 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4533 subsurface metagenome No 2000 2000m 40.178 -81.073 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 -150412 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 612S2D metaG 17-MAR-17 04.55.59.722000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire bog Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Bog Yes Gb0150412 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 612S2D metaG 3 6 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000511 ENVO_00000134 -188046 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-12-22 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.45.712000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188046 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-12-22 metaG 28 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -157187 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-17-O 17-AUG-17 05.41.07.867000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157187 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-17-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -157189 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-4-O 17-AUG-17 05.41.31.214000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157189 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-4-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -157201 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-4-M 17-AUG-17 05.43.53.408000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157201 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-4-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -184893 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H3 26-JAN-18 02.22.54.371000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.27.529000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184893 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184902 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I6 26-JAN-18 02.22.59.939000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.51.309000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184902 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.I6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184909 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E9 26-JAN-18 02.23.04.263000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.40.756000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184909 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.E9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -119264 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_20 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119264 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_20 20 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 2 2 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119281 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Methanotroph_Enrichment_5 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Inferred Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119281 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Methanotroph_Enrichment_5 1 2 2015 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 2 4245 subsurface metagenome No 0 0m 41.3769 -82.5172 0 41.3769 -82.5172 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -126424 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S2_20_30 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126424 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S2_20_30 16 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126437 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N2_30_40 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126437 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N2_30_40 12 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126453 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S3_50_60 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126453 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S3_50_60 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126454 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S2_0_10 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126454 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S2_0_10 16 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126455 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S2_40_50 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126455 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S2_40_50 16 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -156577 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera25 28-JUL-17 03.37.06.767000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156577 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera25 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156588 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera36 28-JUL-17 03.40.20.973000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156588 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera36 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156603 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera51 28-JUL-17 03.44.22.471000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156603 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera51 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156612 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera60 28-JUL-17 03.46.43.316000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156612 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera60 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156621 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera69 28-JUL-17 03.49.05.767000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156621 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera69 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156625 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera73 28-JUL-17 03.50.09.696000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156625 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera73 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156626 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera74 28-JUL-17 03.50.25.666000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156626 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera74 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156645 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera1 28-JUL-17 03.55.29.492000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156645 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera1 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156655 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera11 28-JUL-17 03.58.08.998000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156655 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera11 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156671 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera27 28-JUL-17 04.02.52.004000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156671 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera27 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156689 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera45 28-JUL-17 04.09.03.475000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156689 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera45 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156696 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera52 28-JUL-17 04.11.35.531000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156696 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera52 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156700 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera56 28-JUL-17 04.12.56.454000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156700 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera56 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156729 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera85 28-JUL-17 04.23.07.739000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156729 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera85 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156743 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera7 28-JUL-17 04.27.17.551000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156743 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera7 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156747 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera11 28-JUL-17 04.28.21.859000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156747 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera11 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156759 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera23 28-JUL-17 04.31.36.765000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156759 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera23 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156773 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera37 28-JUL-17 04.35.22.239000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156773 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera37 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156780 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera44 28-JUL-17 04.37.13.801000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156780 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera44 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -205609 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_123 07-FEB-19 06.08.49.941000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205609 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_123 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -157192 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-32-M 17-AUG-17 05.42.06.577000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157192 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-32-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -126428 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S1_40_50 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126428 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S1_40_50 24 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126906 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil DNA_2013-058 29-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Permafrost soil Yes Gb0126906 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil DNA_2013-058 26 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -188048 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-14-19 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.46.841000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188048 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-14-19 metaG 28 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188058 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-20-23 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.52.308000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188058 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-20-23 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188065 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-CB3-21 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.56.100000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188065 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-CB3-21 metaG 30 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191645 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_117 22-JUN-18 04.28.27.308000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191645 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_117 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191671 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_185 22-JUN-18 04.29.00.856000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191671 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_185 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191674 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_194 22-JUN-18 04.29.04.398000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191674 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_194 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191810 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - SW1601-220 22-JUN-18 04.32.17.332000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.31.482000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191810 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-220 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.891 42.722 -70.891 2.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -156618 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera66 28-JUL-17 03.48.16.944000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156618 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera66 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156708 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera64 28-JUL-17 04.15.52.025000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156708 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera64 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156712 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera68 28-JUL-17 04.17.13.443000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156712 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera68 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156714 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera70 28-JUL-17 04.18.00.747000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156714 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera70 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156769 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera33 28-JUL-17 04.34.17.470000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156769 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera33 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156820 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera84 28-JUL-17 04.48.17.151000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156820 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera84 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156826 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera90 28-JUL-17 04.49.56.771000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156826 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera90 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -191651 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_123 22-JUN-18 04.28.34.862000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191651 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_123 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191672 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_186 22-JUN-18 04.29.02.061000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191672 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_186 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191679 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_202 22-JUN-18 04.29.10.853000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191679 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_202 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191804 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-90 22-JUN-18 04.32.08.490000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.16.919000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191804 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-90 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.9 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192081 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_142 12-JUL-18 03.35.53.656000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192081 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_142 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192119 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_186 12-JUL-18 03.36.17.044000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192119 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_186 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192122 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_195 12-JUL-18 03.36.18.845000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192122 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_195 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -184835 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J3 26-JAN-18 02.22.19.548000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.25.512000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184835 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184859 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E4 26-JAN-18 02.22.33.843000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.57.749000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184859 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184872 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D4 26-JAN-18 02.22.41.627000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.23.577000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184872 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184873 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G11 26-JAN-18 02.22.42.224000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.20.372000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184873 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184876 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F8 26-JAN-18 02.22.44.072000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.24.869000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184876 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184878 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H6 26-JAN-18 02.22.45.277000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.55.177000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184878 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184894 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.F3 26-JAN-18 02.22.54.988000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.03.778000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184894 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.F3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184917 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G7 26-JAN-18 02.23.09.184000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.46.367000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184917 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G7 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194611 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-20 27-SEP-18 02.39.28.565000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.46.47.000000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194611 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-20 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -184886 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F6 26-JAN-18 02.22.50.075000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.08.848000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184886 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.F6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184898 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J13 26-JAN-18 02.22.57.440000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.48.940000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184898 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.J13 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -188038 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-1-26 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.41.355000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188038 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-1-26 metaG 29 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191792 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-30 22-JUN-18 04.31.51.830000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.22.386000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191792 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-30 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192078 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_139 12-JUL-18 03.35.51.854000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192078 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_139 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192131 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_357 12-JUL-18 03.36.24.328000000 PM 30-SEP-19 10.33.50.381000000 PM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192131 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_357 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -158514 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-17-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.27.768000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158514 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-17-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -184899 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H9 26-JAN-18 02.22.58.050000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.33.987000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184899 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H9 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -139762 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from China - WA_23_40 metaT 28-MAY-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Aquatic Marine Unclassified Unclassified Marine Sediment Frederick Colwell rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu China: Qiqihar, Heilongjiang Continental margin sediment Yes Gb0139762 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities China WA_23_40 metaT 16 10 2014 115492 8719 1 1 2 2 1 1 4003 sediment metagenome No 0 m 47.5233 125.0078 0 47.5233 125.0078 0 ENVO_00000447 ENVO_01000298 ENVO_03000033 -158483 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-2-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.10.249000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158483 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-2-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -158501 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-C-30-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.20.388000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158501 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-C-30-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -154748 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera16 21-MAY-17 11.27.29.733000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.50.235000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154748 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera16 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154764 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera32 21-MAY-17 11.27.47.880000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.55.437000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154764 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera32 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115476 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_056 23-JUN-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Permafrost soil Yes Gb0115476 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_056 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6135 -149.3144 0 68.6135 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -154738 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera6 21-MAY-17 11.27.18.375000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.47.904000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154738 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera6 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154750 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera18 21-MAY-17 11.27.31.931000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.37.01.020000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154750 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera18 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154765 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera33 21-MAY-17 11.27.49.114000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.51.567000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154765 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera33 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154784 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera52 21-MAY-17 11.28.11.433000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.36.337000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154784 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera52 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154820 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera88 21-MAY-17 11.28.53.102000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.41.919000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154820 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera88 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115228 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_21-May-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115228 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_21-May-14 21 5 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115230 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_23-Sept-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115230 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_23-Sept-14 23 9 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -157196 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-11-M 17-AUG-17 05.42.53.906000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157196 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-11-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -194609 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-10 27-SEP-18 02.39.26.490000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.13.18.260000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194609 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-10 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.1 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -150408 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 611E1M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.55.54.717000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire fen Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Fen Yes Gb0150408 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 611E1M metaG 15 6 2011 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000232 ENVO_00000134 -150415 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 712E3D metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.03.819000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire fen Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Fen Yes Gb0150415 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 712E3D metaG 20 7 2012 117278 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000232 ENVO_00000134 -154758 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera26 21-MAY-17 11.27.40.960000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.52.404000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154758 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera26 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154795 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera63 21-MAY-17 11.28.24.471000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.47.678000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154795 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera63 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156557 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera5 28-JUL-17 03.31.52.811000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156557 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera5 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156605 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera53 28-JUL-17 03.44.53.766000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156605 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera53 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156617 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera65 28-JUL-17 03.48.01.499000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156617 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera65 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156622 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera70 28-JUL-17 03.49.21.564000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156622 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera70 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156669 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera25 28-JUL-17 04.02.14.394000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156669 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera25 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156677 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera33 28-JUL-17 04.04.44.880000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156677 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera33 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156698 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera54 28-JUL-17 04.12.17.121000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156698 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera54 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156710 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera66 28-JUL-17 04.16.32.824000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156710 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera66 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156721 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera77 28-JUL-17 04.20.32.250000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156721 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera77 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156737 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera1 28-JUL-17 04.25.33.332000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156737 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera1 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156764 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera28 28-JUL-17 04.32.56.720000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156764 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera28 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156770 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera34 28-JUL-17 04.34.33.660000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156770 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera34 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156772 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera36 28-JUL-17 04.35.06.308000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156772 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera36 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156777 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera41 28-JUL-17 04.36.26.283000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156777 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera41 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156795 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera59 28-JUL-17 04.41.33.135000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156795 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera59 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156803 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera67 28-JUL-17 04.43.39.843000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156803 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera67 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156869 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera41 28-JUL-17 05.01.31.374000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156869 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera41 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156879 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera51 28-JUL-17 05.04.12.050000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156879 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera51 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156919 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera91 28-JUL-17 05.14.55.401000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156919 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera91 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -61281 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H2_Rhizo_Litter_9 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.15.23.760000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25294 Gb0061281 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 18 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61285 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H3_Rhizo_Litter_13 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.11.40.271000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25298 Gb0061285 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 25 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -156663 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera19 28-JUL-17 04.00.21.718000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156663 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera19 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156866 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera38 28-JUL-17 05.00.43.213000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156866 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera38 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -72734 Host-associated ecosystem from Joint Genome Institute, California, USA 23-DEC-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 09-FEB-17 10.44.29.363000000 PM 102151 Biosample for itag SP> deleting from GOLD. SM 2.9.17 Host-associated Microbial Bacteria Unclassified Unclassified Joint Genome Institute, California, USA Matthias Hess MHess@lbl.gov Joint Genome Institute, California, USA No 25571 Gb0072734 Yes Biome Cyanobacterial communities from the Joint Genome Institute, California, USA 101072 8855 0 0 0 0 0 0 4318 No 37.931388 -122.021761 37.931388 -122.021761 -157175 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-2-M 17-AUG-17 05.38.46.717000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157175 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-2-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -184841 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I12 26-JAN-18 02.22.23.083000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.44.375000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184841 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.I12 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184845 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H3 26-JAN-18 02.22.25.452000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.17.53.591000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184845 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184848 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E11 26-JAN-18 02.22.27.218000000 PM 18-JUN-19 09.53.20.026000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184848 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.E11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184869 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J13 26-JAN-18 02.22.39.830000000 PM 18-JUN-19 11.30.28.341000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184869 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J13 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184870 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G7 26-JAN-18 02.22.40.420000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.26.142000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184870 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G7 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184903 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H12 26-JAN-18 02.23.00.548000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.31.606000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184903 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.H12 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -119265 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_22 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119265 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_22 22 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119268 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_11_19 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119268 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_11_19 19 11 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -126427 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW N3_40_50 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126427 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW N3_40_50 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -126432 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S1_20_30 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126432 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S1_20_30 24 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -119269 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_12_3 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119269 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_12_3 3 12 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -156561 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera9 28-JUL-17 03.32.55.729000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156561 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera9 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156586 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera34 28-JUL-17 03.39.46.083000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156586 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera34 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156620 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera68 28-JUL-17 03.48.48.635000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156620 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera68 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156634 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera82 28-JUL-17 03.52.33.074000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156634 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera82 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156666 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera22 28-JUL-17 04.01.17.818000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156666 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera22 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156691 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera47 28-JUL-17 04.09.48.264000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156691 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera47 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156703 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera59 28-JUL-17 04.13.59.558000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156703 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera59 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156704 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera60 28-JUL-17 04.14.22.132000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156704 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera60 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156727 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera83 28-JUL-17 04.22.29.631000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156727 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera83 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156734 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera90 28-JUL-17 04.24.38.926000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156734 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera90 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156748 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera12 28-JUL-17 04.28.38.427000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156748 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera12 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156821 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera85 28-JUL-17 04.48.33.491000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156821 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera85 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156828 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera92 28-JUL-17 04.50.29.517000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156828 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera92 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156855 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera27 28-JUL-17 04.57.47.202000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156855 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera27 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156886 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera58 28-JUL-17 05.06.04.853000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156886 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera58 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156893 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera65 28-JUL-17 05.07.56.740000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156893 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera65 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156910 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera82 28-JUL-17 05.12.30.377000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156910 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera82 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156911 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera83 28-JUL-17 05.12.46.636000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156911 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera83 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -205604 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_118 07-FEB-19 06.08.43.994000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205604 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_118 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -157179 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-19-O 17-AUG-17 05.39.33.981000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157179 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-19-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -126908 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil DNA_2013-060 29-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Arctic Permafrost soil Yes Gb0126908 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil DNA_2013-060 26 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -188042 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-8-21 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.43.553000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188042 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-8-21 metaG 29 1 2018 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188061 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-21-22 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.53.936000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188061 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-21-22 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191664 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_157 22-JUN-18 04.28.52.068000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191664 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_157 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191683 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_356 22-JUN-18 04.29.15.794000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191683 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_356 15 9 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191785 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1602-20 22-JUN-18 04.31.42.066000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.34.825000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191785 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1602-20 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.2 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191796 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-230 22-JUN-18 04.31.57.337000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.53.22.714000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191796 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-230 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 2.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191797 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-130 22-JUN-18 04.31.58.733000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.13.116000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191797 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-130 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 1.3 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -156596 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera44 28-JUL-17 03.42.32.074000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156596 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera44 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156699 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera55 28-JUL-17 04.12.36.491000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156699 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera55 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156725 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera81 28-JUL-17 04.21.48.876000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156725 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera81 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156757 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera21 28-JUL-17 04.31.05.025000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156757 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera21 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156885 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera57 28-JUL-17 05.05.49.014000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156885 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera57 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -191654 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_141 22-JUN-18 04.28.39.126000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191654 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_141 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191789 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1602-90 22-JUN-18 04.31.47.625000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.27.630000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191789 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1602-90 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 0.9 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -191799 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-150 22-JUN-18 04.32.01.531000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.51.36.301000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191799 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-150 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 1.5 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -184836 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C4 26-JAN-18 02.22.20.166000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.22.274000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184836 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C4 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184857 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J12 26-JAN-18 02.22.32.604000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.58.416000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184857 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J12 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184863 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C8 26-JAN-18 02.22.36.256000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.50.633000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184863 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.C8 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -194615 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-170 27-SEP-18 02.39.32.790000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.40.45.093000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194615 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-170 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 1.7 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -192105 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_148 12-JUL-18 03.36.08.737000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192105 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_148 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192116 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_183 12-JUL-18 03.36.15.258000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192116 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_183 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 20 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -192124 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_197 12-JUL-18 03.36.20.046000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.27.33.578000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0192124 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_197 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -93307 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA - H2_Bulk_Litter_50 28-APR-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 05.59.52.390000000 PM 122529 Soil sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 26443 Gb0093307 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 15 3 2013 101072 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -158518 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-11-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.30.062000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158518 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-11-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158522 Lab incubated forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-C-7-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.32.322000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158522 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-C-7-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -158915 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from North Atlantic Ocean, United States - ATL_49T 02-NOV-17 07.54.41.510000000 PM 15-MAR-20 05.48.06.649000000 AM 122529 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from North Atlantic Ocean, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Sediment Unclassified Marine sediment USA: North Atlantic Ocean sediment Yes Gb0158915 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities North Atlantic Ocean, United States coast ATL_49T 18 9 2015 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4564 sediment metagenome No 0m 39.5434 -72.3998 0 39.5434 -72.3998 0 ENVO_00000447 ENVO_01000298 ENVO_03000033 -139761 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from Tajikistan - ATL_M5_12_14 metaT 28-MAY-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Aquatic Marine Unclassified Unclassified Marine Sediment Frederick Colwell rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu Tajikistan: Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province Continental margin sediment Yes Gb0139761 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities Tajikistan ATL_M5_12_14 metaT 10 9 2015 115492 8847 1 1 2 2 1 1 4003 sediment metagenome No 0 m 37.5409 74.1021 0 37.5409 74.1021 0 ENVO_00000447 ENVO_01000298 ENVO_03000033 -139763 Continental margin sediment microbial communities from the China - WA_4_40 metaT 28-MAY-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Aquatic Marine Unclassified Unclassified Marine Sediment Frederick Colwell rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu China: Qiqihar, Heilongjiang Continental margin sediment Yes Gb0139763 Yes Biome 749907 microbial communities China WA_4_40 metaT 12 10 2014 115492 8719 1 1 2 2 1 1 4003 sediment metagenome No 0 m 47.9299 125.6406 0 47.9299 125.6406 0 ENVO_00000447 ENVO_01000298 ENVO_03000033 -158507 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-4-O 23-OCT-17 01.50.23.793000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158507 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-4-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -158489 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Native-BW-H-26-M 23-OCT-17 01.50.13.620000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Native forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site; sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0158489 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Native-BW-H-26-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 4 4 2 2 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -194610 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-190 27-SEP-18 02.39.27.522000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.14.11.074000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194610 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-190 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 1.9 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -194622 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - Salt Marsh Sediment SW1601-40 27-SEP-18 02.39.40.151000000 PM 17-JUN-19 09.46.29.225000000 PM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh sediment Yes Gb0194622 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States SW1601-40 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.722 -70.847 0.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 -205605 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_RNA_119 07-FEB-19 06.08.45.155000000 PM 01-OCT-19 08.54.59.285000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0205605 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_RNA_119 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -154768 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera36 21-MAY-17 11.27.52.760000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.46.946000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154768 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera36 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154812 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera80 21-MAY-17 11.28.43.988000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.54.887000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154812 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera80 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154819 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera87 21-MAY-17 11.28.51.866000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.43.386000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154819 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera87 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115475 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_055 23-JUN-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil leachate Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Permafrost soil Yes Gb0115475 Yes Biome 410658 microbial community Arctic Organic soil replicate RNA 2013_055 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 1 1 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00002141 -154739 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera7 21-MAY-17 11.27.19.489000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.21.881000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154739 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera7 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154787 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera55 21-MAY-17 11.28.14.888000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.15.37.455000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154787 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera55 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154803 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera71 21-MAY-17 11.28.33.737000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.39.117000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154803 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera71 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154804 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera72 21-MAY-17 11.28.34.831000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.39.860000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154804 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera72 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154815 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera83 21-MAY-17 11.28.47.364000000 AM 17-JUN-19 07.44.54.341000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154815 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera83 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -154824 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera92 21-MAY-17 11.28.57.769000000 AM 17-JUN-19 08.22.44.109000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154824 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera92 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -115217 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T2_23-Sept-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115217 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T2_23-Sept-14 23 9 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115219 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T2_30-Apr-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115219 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T2_30-Apr-14 30 4 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115225 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_12-Aug-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115225 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_12-Aug-14 12 8 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115226 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_14-Oct-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115226 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_14-Oct-14 14 10 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -115231 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA, for microbe roles in carbon and contaminant biogeochemistry - GW-RW metaG T4_25-Nov-14 28-MAY-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Sand Yes Gb0115231 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities groundwater-surface water interaction zone in Washington, USA GW-RW metaG T4_25-Nov-14 25 11 2014 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -111009 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate 1 DNA2013-045 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 26-MAY-20 05.46.03.781000000 PM 122529 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Permafrost soil Yes Gb0111009 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6139 -149.3145 0 68.6139 -149.3145 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -111011 Permafrost soil microbial communities from the Arctic, to analyse light accelerated degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) - Organic soil replicate 2 DNA2013-047 26-FEB-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost soil Byron Crump bcrump@coas.oregonstate.edu Alaska, USA Soil Yes Gb0111011 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Alaska, USA 20 6 2013 102898 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 soil metagenome No 0m 68.6137 -149.3144 0 68.6137 -149.3144 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000043 ENVO_00000134 -157195 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-28-M 17-AUG-17 05.42.41.705000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.22.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157195 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-28-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -157199 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-4-M 17-AUG-17 05.43.29.361000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157199 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-4-M 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -154757 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA - Roland_Nextera25 21-MAY-17 11.27.39.799000000 AM 17-JUN-19 06.36.55.988000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from marine sediment in Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Environmental Aquatic Marine Coastal Sediment marine basin floor Rex Malmstrom rrmalmstrom@lbl.gov USA: California marine sediment Yes Gb0154757 No Biome 412755 enriched cells Santa Monica Basin, California, USA Roland_Nextera25 19 6 2015 100623 8855 0 1 0 1 0 0 4045 marine sediment metagenome No 860m 33 -118 33 -118 860 ENVO_00002030 ENVO_00002450 ENVO_00002113 -156589 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera37 28-JUL-17 03.40.42.477000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156589 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera37 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156653 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera9 28-JUL-17 03.57.36.927000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156653 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera9 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156702 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera58 28-JUL-17 04.13.37.895000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156702 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera58 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156726 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera82 28-JUL-17 04.22.09.412000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156726 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera82 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156749 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera13 28-JUL-17 04.28.54.623000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156749 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera13 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156762 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera26 28-JUL-17 04.32.24.654000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156762 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera26 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156766 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera30 28-JUL-17 04.33.29.405000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156766 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera30 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156790 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera54 28-JUL-17 04.40.06.984000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156790 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera54 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156815 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera79 28-JUL-17 04.46.53.369000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156815 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera79 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156817 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera81 28-JUL-17 04.47.27.041000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156817 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera81 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156835 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera7 28-JUL-17 04.52.24.069000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156835 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera7 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156836 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera8 28-JUL-17 04.52.40.890000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156836 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera8 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156842 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera14 28-JUL-17 04.54.18.507000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156842 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera14 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156844 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera16 28-JUL-17 04.54.51.312000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156844 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera16 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156851 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera23 28-JUL-17 04.56.43.226000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156851 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera23 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156854 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera26 28-JUL-17 04.57.31.060000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156854 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera26 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156859 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera31 28-JUL-17 04.58.50.760000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156859 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera31 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156860 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera32 28-JUL-17 04.59.06.743000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156860 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera32 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156902 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera74 28-JUL-17 05.10.21.729000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156902 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera74 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -61280 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H2_Rhizo_Litter_8 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.16.12.188000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25293 Gb0061280 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 18 3 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -61295 Avena fatua rhizosphere microbial communities - H4_Bulk_Litter_23 25-NOV-13 12.00.00.000000000 AM 11-FEB-20 06.03.16.335000000 PM 122529 Avena fatua rhizosphere sample Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified soil Mary Firestone mkfstone@berkeley.edu Hopland, California, USA Inferred Avena fatua rhizosphere Yes 25308 Gb0061295 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities from Hopland, California, USA for root-enhanced decomposition of organic matter studies 1 4 2013 103865 8855 1 1 39 41 2 2 3937 soil metagenome No 38.97364 -123.117453 38.97364 -123.117453 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -108341 Thawing permafrost microbial communities from the Arctic, studying carbon transformations - Permafrost 712S3S 30-OCT-14 12.00.00.000000000 AM 20-MAY-20 08.16.34.976000000 PM 122529 permafrost soil where Sphagnum dominantly present Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost permafrost soil where Sphagnum dominantly present Rich, Virginia vrich@email.arizona.edu Sweden: Kiruna Thawing permafrost Yes 27280 Gb0108341 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities from the Arctic studying carbon transformations 20 7 2012 101072 8843 1 1 1 1 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 0m 68.3533 19.0475 0 68.3533 19.0475 0 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000044 ENVO_00000134 -150421 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden - 812S3M metaG 17-MAR-17 04.56.11.699000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Permafrost microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden Environmental Terrestrial Soil Wetlands Permafrost Mire bog Virginia Rich virginia.isabel.rich@gmail.com Sweden: Stordalen Bog Yes Gb0150421 Yes Biome 1082480 microbial communities Stordalen Mire, Sweden 812S3M metaG 23 8 2012 117278 8843 1 1 2 2 0 0 4234 permafrost metagenome No 68.35 19.05 359 68.35 19.05 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000511 ENVO_00000134 -188062 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-21-26 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.54.460000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188062 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-21-26 metaG 22 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -156870 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera42 28-JUL-17 05.01.47.278000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156870 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera42 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -157177 Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Inc-BW-H-32-O 17-AUG-17 05.39.10.696000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Forest soil from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site was incubated at 10C with heavy water. Sample is from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0157177 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Inc-BW-H-32-O 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.481016 -72.178343 294 42.481016 -72.178343 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -184834 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G12 26-JAN-18 02.22.18.674000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.21.663000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184834 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.G12 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184860 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H11 26-JAN-18 02.22.34.439000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.57.099000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184860 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.H11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184861 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J5 26-JAN-18 02.22.35.054000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.51.260000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184861 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J5 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184864 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D3 26-JAN-18 02.22.36.860000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.55.51.992000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184864 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.D3 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184874 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J11 26-JAN-18 02.22.42.823000000 PM 18-JUN-19 10.25.27.403000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184874 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.01.J11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 33.47 -118.4 33.47 -118.4 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184912 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.F6 26-JAN-18 02.23.06.104000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.44.419000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184912 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.F6 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184913 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D11 26-JAN-18 02.23.06.736000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.57.168000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184913 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.D11 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184921 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G12 26-JAN-18 02.23.11.639000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.59.310000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184921 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7047.SedFree.SYBR.02.G12 5 8 2013 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184922 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.D9 26-JAN-18 02.23.12.255000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.30.168000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184922 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.D9 19 6 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 2 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184923 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.G4 26-JAN-18 02.23.12.868000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.45.04.259000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184923 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.G4 19 6 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 2 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -184924 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets - ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.K10 26-JAN-18 02.23.13.476000000 PM 16-JUN-19 04.44.59.808000000 AM 101072 Sediment cell enrichment communities from methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets Environmental Aquatic Marine Cold seeps Sediment methane seep sediment USA: California sediment Yes Gb0184924 Yes Biome 1583376 cell enrichment communities methane seep in Santa Monica Basin, California, United Staets ANME aggregate JGI 7061.QLV.BNCT.01.K10 19 6 2015 101072 8855 1 1 1 2 0 0 4024 cold seep metagenome No 860m 34.7244 -118.8819 34.7244 -118.8819 860 ENVO_01000127 ENVO_01000263 ENVO_03000033 -119262 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_16 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119262 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series 2014_10_16 16 10 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 2000 40.178 -81.073 2000 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119274 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series LW 2014_7_11 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119274 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series LW 2014_7_11 11 7 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 0 0m 40.178 -81.073 0 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -119275 Deep subsurface shale carbon reservoir microbial communities from Ohio, USA - Utica-2 Time Series HT 2014_7_11 15-AUG-15 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Deep subsurface Unclassified Unclassified Aqueous Sample Kelly Wrighton kwrighton@gmail.com USA: Ohio Deep subsurface Yes Gb0119275 Yes Biome 1564682 microbial communities Ohio Utica-2 Time Series HT 2014_7_11 11 7 2014 107747 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4245 subsurface metagenome No 0 0m 40.178 -81.073 0 40.178 -81.073 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_01000941 ENVO_02000119 -126430 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S3_10_20 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.24.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126430 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S3_10_20 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 0 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -156559 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera7 28-JUL-17 03.32.24.081000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156559 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera7 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156568 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera16 28-JUL-17 03.34.45.762000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156568 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera16 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156569 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera17 28-JUL-17 03.35.01.487000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156569 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera17 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156580 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera28 28-JUL-17 03.37.54.497000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156580 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera28 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156615 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera63 28-JUL-17 03.47.30.431000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156615 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera63 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156616 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera64 28-JUL-17 03.47.46.090000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156616 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera64 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156639 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera87 28-JUL-17 03.53.53.071000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156639 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera87 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156641 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera89 28-JUL-17 03.54.25.366000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156641 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgControl_Nextera89 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00002261 -156646 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera2 28-JUL-17 03.55.45.671000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156646 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera2 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156672 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera28 28-JUL-17 04.03.10.470000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156672 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera28 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156688 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera44 28-JUL-17 04.08.42.442000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, organic horizon - top 4cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156688 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWOrgHeat_Nextera44 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01000159 ENVO_00005781 -156740 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera4 28-JUL-17 04.26.27.390000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156740 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera4 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156765 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera29 28-JUL-17 04.33.13.138000000 PM 13-APR-20 06.42.31.038000000 PM 101072 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil No Gb0156765 No Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera29 24 5 2017 101072 8855 0 0 0 0 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 -156781 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera45 28-JUL-17 04.37.29.590000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156781 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera45 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156783 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera47 28-JUL-17 04.38.01.460000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156783 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera47 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156784 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera48 28-JUL-17 04.38.17.182000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156784 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera48 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156797 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera61 28-JUL-17 04.42.04.963000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156797 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera61 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156806 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera70 28-JUL-17 04.44.28.149000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156806 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera70 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156818 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera82 28-JUL-17 04.47.44.119000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156818 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera82 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156825 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera89 28-JUL-17 04.49.40.019000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a control plot at ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156825 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinControl_Nextera89 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00002261 -156830 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera2 28-JUL-17 04.51.02.086000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156830 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera2 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156840 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera12 28-JUL-17 04.53.47.009000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156840 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera12 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156868 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera40 28-JUL-17 05.01.15.275000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156868 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera40 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156876 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera48 28-JUL-17 05.03.23.309000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156876 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera48 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156883 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera55 28-JUL-17 05.05.16.701000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156883 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera55 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156894 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera66 28-JUL-17 05.08.12.486000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156894 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera66 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156914 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera86 28-JUL-17 05.13.34.668000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156914 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera86 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156915 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera87 28-JUL-17 05.13.50.795000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156915 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera87 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -156917 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States - Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera89 28-JUL-17 05.14.23.424000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.23.000000000 PM 102151 Enriched cells from forest soil in Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. Sample from a heated plot - 5C above ambient soil temperature, mineral horizon - lower 10cm of soil Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Forest Soil forest soil USA: Massachusetts soil Yes Gb0156917 Yes Biome 410658 enriched cells Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States Alteio_BWMinHeated_Nextera89 24 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4205 soil metagenome No 42.48 -72.1787 294 42.48 -72.1787 ENVO_01000174 ENVO_01001275 ENVO_00005781 -126429 Groundwater microbial communities from the Columbia River, Washington, USA - GW-RW S3_0_10 11-JAN-16 12.00.00.000000000 AM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Environmental Terrestrial Soil Sand Unclassified sand James Stegen james.stegen@pnnl.gov USA: Columbia River, Washington Groundwater sand Yes Gb0126429 Yes Biome 717931 microbial communities Columbia River, Washington, USA GW-RW S3_0_10 18 3 2015 113389 8855 1 1 2 2 0 1 4203 groundwater metagenome No 46.372 -119.272 104 46.372 -119.272 ENVO_00000873 ENVO_00000022 ENVO_01000017 -188041 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-5-26 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.42.973000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188041 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-5-26 metaG 22 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188043 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-8-24 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.44.092000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188043 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-8-24 metaG 28 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -188054 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States - 4-19-19 metaG 29-MAR-18 01.27.50.160000000 PM 08-JAN-20 02.49.25.000000000 PM 102151 Rhizosphere microbial communities from Carex aquatilis grown in submerged peat from a thermokarst bog, University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States Host-associated Plants Rhizosphere Soil Unclassified Peat Soil USA: Seattle, Washington rhizosphere Carex aquatilis 140788 Yes Gb0188054 Yes Biome 939928 microbial communities University of Washington, Seatle, WA, United States 4-19-19 metaG 29 8 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 3937 rhizosphere metagenome No 47.6516 -122.3045 20 47.6516 -122.3045 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00005801 ENVO_00001998 -191643 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_115 22-JUN-18 04.28.24.251000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191643 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_115 7 3 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 5 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191653 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_140 22-JUN-18 04.28.37.949000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191653 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_140 9 5 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191677 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States - ER_DNA_197 22-JUN-18 04.29.08.382000000 PM 01-OCT-19 09.41.01.459000000 AM 101072 Soil microbial communities from the East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, United States Environmental Terrestrial Soil Unclassified Unclassified soil USA: Colorado soil Yes Gb0191677 Yes Biome 410658 microbial communities The East River watershed near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA ER_DNA_197 8 6 2017 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 1 1 4212 soil metagenome No 38.9206 -106.9489 38.9206 -106.9489 10 ENVO_00000446 ENVO_00000292 ENVO_00001998 -191795 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States - WE1603-240 22-JUN-18 04.31.56.013000000 PM 16-JUN-19 01.52.18.119000000 AM 101072 Salt marsh sediment microbial communities from the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Aquatic Marine Intertidal zone Salt marsh Salt marsh sediment USA: Massachusetts salt marsh Yes Gb0191795 Yes Biome 1504975 microbial communities salt marshes at the Plum Island Ecosystem LTER, Massachusetts, United States WE1603-240 9 6 2016 101072 8855 1 1 1 1 0 0 4012 salt marsh metagenome No 42.759 -70.891 42.759 -70.891 2.4 ENVO_01000022 ENVO_00000316 ENVO_00000054 diff --git a/tests/resources/sbol.ofn b/tests/resources/sbol.ofn deleted file mode 100644 index 7a26b43..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/sbol.ofn +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1427 +0,0 @@ -Prefix(:=) -Prefix(owl:=) -Prefix(rdf:=) -Prefix(xml:=) -Prefix(xsd:=) -Prefix(rdfs:=) -Prefix(sbol:=) - - -Ontology( -Import() -Annotation( "sbol"@en) -Annotation(rdfs:comment "The OWL version of the SBOL data model"@en) -Annotation(owl:versionInfo "1.0"@en) - -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Access)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Attachment)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:CDS)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Collection)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:CombinatorialDerivation)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Complex)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Component)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:ComponentDefinition)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:ComponentInstance)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Cut)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:DNA)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Direction)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Effector)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:EngineeredGene)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:FunctionalComponent)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Gene)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:GenericLocation)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:GenericTopLevel)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Identified)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Implementation)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Interaction)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Location)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:MapsTo)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Model)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Module)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:ModuleDefinition)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:NASequence)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Operator)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Orientation)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Participation)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Promoter)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Protein)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:ProteinSequence)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:RBS)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:RNA)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Range)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Refinement)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Restriction)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:RoleIntegration)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:SBOLVocabulary)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:SMILES)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Sequence)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:SequenceAnnotation)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:SequenceConstraint)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:SmallMolecule)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:Terminator)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:TopLevel)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:VariableComponent)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:VariableOperator)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:differentFrom)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:enumerate)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:in)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:inline)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:inout)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:mRNA)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:merge)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:mergeRoles)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:none)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:one)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:oneOrMore)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:oppositeOrientationAs)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:out)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:overrideRoles)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:precedes)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:private)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:public)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:reverseComplement)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:sameOrientationAs)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:sample)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:useLocal)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:useRemote)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:verifyIdentical)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:zeroOrMore)) -Declaration(Class(sbol:zeroOrOne)) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(Class()) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:access)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:built)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:component)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:definition)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:direction)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:encoding)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:format)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:framework)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:functionalComponent)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:interaction)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isComponentOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isDefinitionOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isInteractionOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isMemberOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isModuleOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isObjectOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isSequenceOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:isSubjectOf)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:language)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:local)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:location)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:mapsTo)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:member)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:model)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:module)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:object)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:operator)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:orientation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:participant)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:participation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:persistentIdentity)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:refinement)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:remote)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:restriction)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:role)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:roleIntegration)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:sequence)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:sequenceAnnotation)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:sequenceConstraint)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:source)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:strategy)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:subject)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:template)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:type)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:variable)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:variableComponent)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:variant)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:variantCollection)) -Declaration(ObjectProperty(sbol:variantDerivation)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:at)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:displayId)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:elements)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:end)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:hash)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:size)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:start)) -Declaration(DataProperty(sbol:version)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:enumerate)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:in)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:inline)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:inout)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:merge)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:none)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:one)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:oneOrMore)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:out)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:private)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:public)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:reverseComplement)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:sample)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:useLocal)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:useRemote)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:verifyIdentical)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:zeroOrMore)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(sbol:zeroOrOne)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(NamedIndividual()) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty()) -Declaration(Datatype(sbol:greaterThanZero)) -Declaration(Datatype(sbol:zeroOrGreater)) - -############################ -# Object Properties -############################ - -# Object Property: sbol:access (access) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:access "access"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:access "The access property is a REQUIRED URI that indicates whether the ComponentInstance can be referred to remotely by a MapsTo on another ComponentInstance or Module contained by a different parent ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition (one that does not contain this ComponentInstance)"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:access "access"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:access) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:access sbol:ComponentInstance) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:access sbol:Access) - -# Object Property: sbol:built (built) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:built "built"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:built "The built property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a URI that MUST refer to a TopLevel object that is either a ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition. This ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition is intended to describe the actual physical structure and/or functional behavior of the Implementation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:built "built"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:built) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:built sbol:Implementation) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:built ObjectUnionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:ModuleDefinition)) - -# Object Property: sbol:component (component) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:component "component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:component "The components property is OPTIONAL and MAY specify a set of Component objects that are contained by the ComponentDefinition. The set of relations between Component and ComponentDefinition objects is strictly acyclic."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:component "component"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:component sbol:isComponentOf) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:component ObjectUnionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:SequenceAnnotation)) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:component sbol:Component) - -# Object Property: sbol:definition (definition) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:definition "definition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:definition "The definition property is a REQUIRED URI that refers to the ComponentDefinition of the ComponentInstance. As described in the previous section, this ComponentDefinition effectively provides information about the types and roles of the ComponentInstance."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:definition "definition"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:definition sbol:isDefinitionOf) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:definition) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:definition ObjectUnionOf(sbol:ComponentInstance sbol:Module)) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:definition ObjectUnionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:ModuleDefinition)) - -# Object Property: sbol:direction (direction) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:direction "direction"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:direction "Each FunctionalComponent MUST specify via the direction property whether it serves as an input, output, both, or neither for its parent ModuleDefinition object."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:direction "direction"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:direction) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:direction sbol:FunctionalComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:direction sbol:Direction) - -# Object Property: sbol:encoding (encoding) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:encoding "encoding"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:encoding "The encoding property is REQUIRED and has a data type of URI. This property MUST indicate how the elements property of a Sequence MUST be formed and interpreted."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:encoding "encoding"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:encoding) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:encoding sbol:Sequence) - -# Object Property: sbol:format (format) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:format "format"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:format "The format property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a URI that specifies the format of the attached file. It is RECOMMENDED that this URI refer to a term from the EMBRACE Data and Methods (EDAM) ontology"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:format "format"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:format) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:format sbol:Attachment) - -# Object Property: sbol:framework (framework) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:framework "framework"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:framework "The framework property is REQUIRED and MUST contain a URI that specifies the framework in which the model is implemented. It is RECOMMENDED this URI refer to a term from the modeling framework branch of the SBO when possible."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:framework "framework"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:framework) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:framework sbol:Model) - -# Object Property: sbol:functionalComponent (functionalComponent) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:functionalComponent "functionalComponent"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:functionalComponent "The property is OPTIONAL and MAY be used specify a set of FunctionalComponent objects contained by the ModuleDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:functionalComponent "functionalComponent"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:functionalComponent sbol:ModuleDefinition) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:functionalComponent sbol:FunctionalComponent) - -# Object Property: sbol:interaction (interaction) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:interaction "interaction"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:interaction "The interaction property is OPTIONAL and MAY be used specify a set of Interaction objects within the ModuleDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:interaction "interaction"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:interaction sbol:isInteractionOf) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:interaction sbol:ModuleDefinition) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:interaction sbol:Interaction) - -# Object Property: sbol:isComponentOf (isComponentOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isComponentOf "isComponentOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isComponentOf "Inverse of the component property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isComponentOf "isComponentOf"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:isComponentOf sbol:Component) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:isComponentOf ObjectUnionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:SequenceAnnotation)) - -# Object Property: sbol:isDefinitionOf (isDefinitionOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isDefinitionOf "isDefinitionOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isDefinitionOf "Inverse of the definition property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isDefinitionOf "isDefinitionOf"@en) - -# Object Property: sbol:isInteractionOf (isInteractionOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isInteractionOf "isInteractionOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isInteractionOf "Inverse of the interaction property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isInteractionOf "isInteractionOf"@en) - -# Object Property: sbol:isMemberOf (isMemberOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isMemberOf "isMemberOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isMemberOf "Inverse of the member property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isMemberOf "isMemberOf"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:isMemberOf sbol:member) - -# Object Property: sbol:isModuleOf (isModuleOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isModuleOf "isModuleOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isModuleOf "Inverse of the module property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isModuleOf "isModuleOf"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:isModuleOf sbol:module) - -# Object Property: sbol:isObjectOf (isObjectOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isObjectOf "isObjectOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isObjectOf "Inverse of the object property"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isObjectOf "isObjectOf"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:isObjectOf sbol:object) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:isObjectOf sbol:Component) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:isObjectOf sbol:SequenceConstraint) - -# Object Property: sbol:isSequenceOf (isSequenceOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isSequenceOf "isSequenceOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isSequenceOf "Inverse of the sequence property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isSequenceOf "isSequenceOf"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:isSequenceOf sbol:sequence) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:isSequenceOf) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:isSequenceOf sbol:Sequence) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:isSequenceOf sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Object Property: sbol:isSubjectOf (isSubjectOf) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:isSubjectOf "isSubjectOf"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:isSubjectOf "Inverse of the subject property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:isSubjectOf "isSubjectOf"@en) -InverseObjectProperties(sbol:isSubjectOf sbol:subject) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:isSubjectOf sbol:Component) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:isSubjectOf sbol:SequenceConstraint) - -# Object Property: sbol:language (language) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:language "language"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:language "The language property is REQUIRED and MUST contain a URI that specifies the language in which the model is implemented. It is RECOMMENDED that this URI refer to a term from the EMBRACE Data and Methods (EDAM) ontology."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:language "language"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:language) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:language sbol:Model) - -# Object Property: sbol:local (local) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:local "local"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:local "This REQUIRED property has a data type of URI and is used to refer to the ComponentInstance contained by the “higher level” ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition. This local ComponentInstance MUST be contained by the ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition that contains the ComponentInstance or Module that owns the MapsTo."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:local "local"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:local) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:local sbol:MapsTo) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:local sbol:ComponentInstance) - -# Object Property: sbol:location (location) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:location "location"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:location "The location property is REQUIRED to specify one or more Location objects that indicate which elements of a Sequence are described by the SequenceAnnotation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:location "location"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:location sbol:SequenceAnnotation) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:location sbol:Location) - -# Object Property: sbol:mapsTo (mapsTo) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:mapsTo "mapsTo"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:mapsTo "The mapsTo property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a MapsTo object that refers to and links together a ComponentInstance object (both Component objects and FunctionalComponent objects) within a larger design."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:mapsTo "mapsTo"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:mapsTo ObjectUnionOf(sbol:ComponentInstance sbol:Module)) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:mapsTo sbol:MapsTo) - -# Object Property: sbol:member (member) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:member "member"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:member "Contains a reference to a top level entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:member "member"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:member sbol:Collection) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:member sbol:TopLevel) - -# Object Property: sbol:model (model) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:model "model"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:model "The model property is OPTIONAL and MAY be used to specify a set of URI references to Model objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:model "model"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:model sbol:ModuleDefinition) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:model sbol:Model) - -# Object Property: sbol:module (module) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:module "module"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:module "The property is OPTIONAL and MAY be used specify a set of Module objects contained by the ModuleDefinition. Note that the set of relations between Module and ModuleDefinition objects is strictly acyclic."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:module "module"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:module sbol:ModuleDefinition) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:module sbol:Module) - -# Object Property: sbol:object (object) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:object "object"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:object "The object property is REQUIRED and MUST contain a URI that refers to a Component contained by the same parent ComponentDefinition that contains the SequenceConstraint. This Component MUST NOT be the same Component that the SequenceConstraint refers to via its subject property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:object "object"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:object) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:object sbol:SequenceConstraint) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:object sbol:Component) -DisjointObjectProperties(sbol:object sbol:subject) - -# Object Property: sbol:operator (operator) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:operator "operator"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:operator "The operator property is REQUIRED and has a data type of URI. This property specifies how many Component objects SHOULD be derived from the template Component during the derivation of a new ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:operator "operator"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:operator) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:operator sbol:VariableComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:operator sbol:VariableOperator) - -# Object Property: sbol:orientation (orientation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:orientation "orientation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:orientation "Indicates the type of a component's orientation. All subclasses of Location share this property, which can be used to indicate how the region specified by the SequenceAnnotation and any associated double-stranded Component is oriented on the elements of a Sequence from their parent ComponentDefinition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:orientation "orientation"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:orientation) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:orientation sbol:Location) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:orientation sbol:Orientation) - -# Object Property: sbol:participant (participant) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:participant "participant"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:participant "The participant property MUST specify precisely one FunctionalComponent object that plays the designated role in its parent Interaction object."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:participant "participant"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:participant) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:participant sbol:Participation) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:participant sbol:FunctionalComponent) - -# Object Property: sbol:participation (participation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:participation "participation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:participation "The participation property is an OPTIONAL and MAY contain a Participation object, which identifies the roles that its referenced FunctionalComponent plays in the Interaction."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:participation "participation"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:participation sbol:Interaction) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:participation sbol:Participation) - -# Object Property: sbol:persistentIdentity (persistentIdentity) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:persistentIdentity "persistentIdentity"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:persistentIdentity "It is used to refer to a set of SBOL objects that are different versions of each other."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:persistentIdentity "persistentIdentity"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:persistentIdentity) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:persistentIdentity sbol:Identified) - -# Object Property: sbol:refinement (refinement) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:refinement "refinement"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:refinement "The refinement property is REQUIRED and has a data type of URI. Each MapsTo object MUST specify the rela- 27 tionship between its local and remote ComponentInstance objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:refinement "refinement"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:refinement) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:refinement sbol:MapsTo) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:refinement sbol:Refinement) - -# Object Property: sbol:remote (remote) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:remote "remote"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:remote "This REQUIRED property has a data type of URI and is used to refer to the ComponentInstance contained by the “lower level” ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition. This remote ComponentInstance MUST be contained by the ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition that is the definition of the ComponentInstance or Module that owns the MapsTo. Lastly, the access property of the remote ComponentInstance MUST be set to “public."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:remote "remote"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:remote) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:remote sbol:MapsTo) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:remote sbol:ComponentInstance) - -# Object Property: sbol:restriction (restriction) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:restriction "restriction"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:restriction "The restriction property is REQUIRED and has a data type of URI. This property MUST indicate the type of structural restriction on the positions, orientations, or structural identities of the subject and object Component objects in relation to each other."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:restriction "restriction"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:restriction) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:restriction sbol:SequenceConstraint) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:restriction sbol:Restriction) - -# Object Property: sbol:role (role) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:role "role"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:role "Clarifies the potential function of an entity in a biochemical or physical context. When it is used for ComponentDefinitions, it MUST identify terms from ontologies that are consistent with the types property of the ComponentDefinition. For example, the roles property of a DNA or RNA ComponentDefinition could contain URIs identifying terms from the Sequence Ontology (SO)."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:role "role"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:role ObjectUnionOf(sbol:Component sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:ModuleDefinition sbol:Participation sbol:SequenceAnnotation)) - -# Object Property: sbol:roleIntegration (roleIntegration) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:roleIntegration "roleIntegration"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:roleIntegration "A roleIntegration specifies the relationship between a Component instance’s own set of roles and the set of roles on the included sub-ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:roleIntegration "roleIntegration"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:roleIntegration) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:roleIntegration sbol:Component) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:roleIntegration sbol:RoleIntegration) - -# Object Property: sbol:sequence (sequence) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:sequence "sequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:sequence "The sequences property is OPTIONAL and MAY include a set of URIs that refer to Sequence objects. These objects define the primary structure of the ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:sequence "sequence"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:sequence sbol:ComponentDefinition) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:sequence sbol:Sequence) - -# Object Property: sbol:sequenceAnnotation (sequenceAnnotation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:sequenceAnnotation "sequenceAnnotation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:sequenceAnnotation "The sequenceAnnotations property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a set of SequenceAnnotation objects. Each SequenceAnnotation specifies and describes a potentially discontiguous region on the Sequence objects referred to by the ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:sequenceAnnotation "sequenceAnnotation"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:sequenceAnnotation sbol:ComponentDefinition) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:sequenceAnnotation sbol:SequenceAnnotation) - -# Object Property: sbol:sequenceConstraint (sequenceConstraint) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:sequenceConstraint "sequenceConstraint"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:sequenceConstraint "The sequenceConstraints property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a set of SequenceConstraint objects. These objects describe any restrictions on the relative, sequence-based positions and/or orientations of the Component objects contained by the ComponentDefinition. For example, the ComponentDefinition of a gene might specify that the position of its promoter Component precedes that of its CDS Component. This is particularly useful when a ComponentDefinition lacks a Sequence and therefore cannot specify the precise, sequence-based positions of its Component objects using SequenceAnnotation objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:sequenceConstraint "sequenceConstraint"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:sequenceConstraint sbol:ComponentDefinition) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:sequenceConstraint sbol:SequenceConstraint) - -# Object Property: sbol:source (source) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:source "source"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:source "The source property is REQUIRED and MUST contain a URI reference to the source file for a model."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:source "source"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:source) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:source ObjectUnionOf(sbol:Attachment sbol:Model)) - -# Object Property: sbol:strategy (strategy) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:strategy "strategy"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:strategy "Indicates combinatorial derivation strategy."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:strategy "strategy"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:strategy) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:strategy sbol:CombinatorialDerivation) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:strategy sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy) - -# Object Property: sbol:subject (subject) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:subject "subject"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:subject "The subject property is REQUIRED and MUST contain a URI that refers to a Component contained by the same parent ComponentDefinition that contains the SequenceConstraint."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:subject "subject"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:subject) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:subject sbol:SequenceConstraint) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:subject sbol:Component) - -# Object Property: sbol:template (template) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:template "template"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:template "The template property is REQUIRED and MUST contain a URI that refers to a ComponentDefinition. This ComponentDefinition is expected to serve as a template for the derivation of new ComponentDefinition objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:template "template"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:template) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:template sbol:CombinatorialDerivation) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:template sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Object Property: sbol:type (type) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:type "type"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:type "Specifies the category of biochemical or physical entity. For example DNA, protein, or small molecule that a ComponentDefinition object abstracts for the purpose of engineering design. For DNA or RNA entities, additional types fields are used to describe nucleic acid topology (circular / linear) and strandedness (double- or single-stranded)."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:type "type"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:type ObjectUnionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:Interaction)) - -# Object Property: sbol:variable (variable) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:variable "variable"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:variable "The variable property is REQUIRED and MUST contain a URI that refers to a template Component in the template ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:variable "variable"@en) -FunctionalObjectProperty(sbol:variable) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:variable sbol:VariableComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:variable sbol:Component) - -# Object Property: sbol:variableComponent (variableComponent) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:variableComponent "variableComponent"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:variableComponent "The variableComponent property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a set of VariableComponent objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:variableComponent "variableComponent"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:variableComponent sbol:CombinatorialDerivation) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:variableComponent sbol:VariableComponent) - -# Object Property: sbol:variant (variant) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:variant "variant"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:variant "The variants property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain zero or more URIs that each refer to a ComponentDefinition. This property specifies individual ComponentDefinition objects to serve as options when deriving a new Component from the template Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:variant "variant"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:variant sbol:VariableComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:variant sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Object Property: sbol:variantCollection (variantCollection) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:variantCollection "variantCollection"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:variantCollection "This property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain zero or more URIs that each refer to a Collection. The members property of each Collection referred to in this way MUST NOT be empty. This property enables the convenient specification of existing groups of ComponentDefinition objects to serve as options when deriving a new Component from the template Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:variantCollection "variantCollection"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:variantCollection sbol:VariableComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:variantCollection sbol:Collection) - -# Object Property: sbol:variantDerivation (variantDerivation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:variantDerivation "variantDerivation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:variantDerivation "The variantDerivations property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain zero or more URIs that each refer to a CombinatorialDerivation. This property enables the convenient specification of ComponentDefinition objects derived in accordance with another CombinatorialDerivation to serve as options when deriving a new Component from the template Component. "@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:variantDerivation "variantDerivation"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sbol:variantDerivation sbol:VariableComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sbol:variantDerivation sbol:CombinatorialDerivation) - - -############################ -# Data Properties -############################ - -# Data Property: sbol:at (at) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:at "at"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:at "specifies a discrete position that that corresponds to the index of a character in the elements String of a Sequence."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:at "at"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:at) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:at sbol:Cut) - -# Data Property: sbol:displayId (displayId) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:displayId "displayId"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:displayId "The displayId property is an OPTIONAL identifier with a data type of String. This property is intended to be an intermediate between name and identity that is machine-readable, but more human-readable than the full URI of an identity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:displayId "displayId"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:displayId) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:displayId sbol:Identified) -DataPropertyRange(sbol:displayId xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sbol:elements (elements) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:elements "elements"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:elements "The elements property is a REQUIRED String of characters that represents the constituents of a biological or chemical molecule. For example, these characters could represent the nucleotide bases of a molecule of DNA, the amino acid residues of a protein, or the atoms and chemical bonds of a small molecule."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:elements "elements"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:elements) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:elements sbol:Sequence) -DataPropertyRange(sbol:elements xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sbol:end (end) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:end "end"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:end "Specifies the inclusive ending position of the Range."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:end "end"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:end) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:end sbol:Range) - -# Data Property: sbol:hash (hash) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:hash "hash"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:hash "The hash property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a SHA-1 hash of the file contents represented as a hexadecimal digest."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:hash "hash"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:hash) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:hash sbol:Attachment) -DataPropertyRange(sbol:hash xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sbol:size (size) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:size "size"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:size "The size property is OPTIONAL and MAY contain a long indicating the file size in bytes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:size "size"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:size) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:size sbol:Attachment) - -# Data Property: sbol:start (start) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:start "start"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:start "Specifies the inclusive starting position of the Range."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:start "start"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:start) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:start sbol:Range) - -# Data Property: sbol:version (version) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:version "version"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:version "The version property is OPTIONAL and has a data type of String. This property can be used to compare two SBOL objects with the same persistentIdentity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:version "version"@en) -FunctionalDataProperty(sbol:version) -DataPropertyDomain(sbol:version sbol:Identified) -DataPropertyRange(sbol:version xsd:string) - - -############################ -# Datatypes -############################ - -# Datatype: sbol:greaterThanZero (greaterThanZero) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:greaterThanZero "greaterThanZero"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:greaterThanZero "Greater than zero."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:greaterThanZero "greaterThanZero"@en) -DatatypeDefinition(sbol:greaterThanZero DatatypeRestriction(xsd:integer xsd:minExclusive "1"^^xsd:integer)) - -# Datatype: sbol:zeroOrGreater (zeroOrGreater) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:zeroOrGreater "zeroOrGreater"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:zeroOrGreater "Zero or greater."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:zeroOrGreater "zeroOrGreater"@en) -DatatypeDefinition(sbol:zeroOrGreater DatatypeRestriction(xsd:integer xsd:minExclusive "0"^^xsd:integer)) - - -############################ -# Classes -############################ - -# Class: sbol:Access (Access) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Access "Access"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Access "Not represented in SBOL directly. It is used in the OWL representation to enforce choosing an access type using one of its subclasses."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Access "Access"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Access ObjectUnionOf(sbol:private sbol:public)) -SubClassOf(sbol:Access sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:Attachment (Attachment) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Attachment "Attachment"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Attachment "The purpose of the Attachment class is to serve as a general container for data files, especially experimental data files. It provides a means for linking files and metadata to SBOL designs."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Attachment "Attachment"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Attachment sbol:TopLevel) - -# Class: sbol:CDS (CDS) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:CDS "CDS"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:CDS "CDS DNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:CDS "CDS"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:CDS ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:CDS sbol:DNA) - -# Class: sbol:Collection (Collection) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Collection "Collection"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Collection "Groups together a set of TopLevel objects that have something in common."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Collection "Collection"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Collection sbol:TopLevel) - -# Class: sbol:CombinatorialDerivation (CombinatorialDerivation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:CombinatorialDerivation "CombinatorialDerivation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:CombinatorialDerivation "The purpose of the CombinatorialDerivation class is to specify combinatorial genetic designs without having to specify every possible design variant. For example, a CombinatorialDerivation can be used to specify a library of reporter gene variants that include different promoters and RBSs without having to specify a ComponentDefinition for every possible combination of promoter, RBS, and CDS in the library. ComponentDefinition objects that realize a CombinatorialDerivation can be derived in accordance with the class properties template, variableComponents, and strategy."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:CombinatorialDerivation "CombinatorialDerivation"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:CombinatorialDerivation sbol:TopLevel) -SubClassOf(sbol:CombinatorialDerivation ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:template sbol:ComponentDefinition)) - -# Class: sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy (CombinatorialDerivationStrategy) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy "CombinatorialDerivationStrategy"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy "Specifies strategy types for combinatorial derivations."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy "CombinatorialDerivationStrategy"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy ObjectUnionOf(sbol:enumerate sbol:sample)) -SubClassOf(sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:Complex (Complex) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Complex "Complex"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Complex "Complex component definition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Complex "Complex"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Complex ObjectIntersectionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:type ))) -SubClassOf(sbol:Complex sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Class: sbol:Component (Component) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Component "Component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Component "The Component class is used to compose ComponentDefinition objects into a structural hierarchy. For example,the ComponentDefinition of a gene could contain four Component objects: a promoter, RBS, CDS, and terminator. In turn, the ComponentDefinition of the promoter Component could contain Component objects defined as various operator sites."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Component "Component"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Component sbol:ComponentInstance) -DisjointClasses(sbol:Component sbol:FunctionalComponent) - -# Class: sbol:ComponentDefinition (ComponentDefinition) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:ComponentDefinition "ComponentDefinition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:ComponentDefinition "Can be used to represent biological design components such as DNA, RNA and small molecules."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:ComponentDefinition "ComponentDefinition"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:ComponentDefinition ObjectUnionOf(sbol:Complex sbol:DNA sbol:Protein sbol:RNA sbol:SmallMolecule)) -SubClassOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:TopLevel) - -# Class: sbol:ComponentInstance (ComponentInstance) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:ComponentInstance "ComponentInstance"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:ComponentInstance "The ComponentInstance abstract class is inherited by SBOL classes that represent the usage or occurrence of a ComponentDefinition within a larger design (that is, another ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition)."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:ComponentInstance "ComponentInstance"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:ComponentInstance ObjectUnionOf(sbol:Component sbol:FunctionalComponent)) -SubClassOf(sbol:ComponentInstance sbol:Identified) -SubClassOf(sbol:ComponentInstance ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:access sbol:Access)) -SubClassOf(sbol:ComponentInstance ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:definition sbol:ComponentDefinition)) - -# Class: sbol:Cut (Cut) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Cut "Cut"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Cut "The Cut class has been introduced to enable the specification of a region between two discrete positions. This specification is accomplished using the at property, which specifies a discrete position that that corresponds to the index of a character in the elements String of a Sequence."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Cut "Cut"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Cut sbol:Location) - -# Class: sbol:DNA (DNA) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:DNA "DNA"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:DNA "DNA component definition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:DNA "DNA"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:DNA ObjectIntersectionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:type ))) -SubClassOf(sbol:DNA sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Class: sbol:Direction (Direction) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Direction "Direction"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Direction "Not represented in SBOL directly. It is used in the OWL representation to enforce choosing a direction type using one of its subclasses."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Direction "Direction"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Direction ObjectUnionOf(sbol:in sbol:inout sbol:none sbol:out)) -SubClassOf(sbol:Direction sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:Effector (Effector) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Effector "Effector"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Effector "Effector small molecule"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Effector "Effector"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Effector ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:Effector sbol:SmallMolecule) - -# Class: sbol:EngineeredGene (EngineeredGene) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:EngineeredGene "EngineeredGene"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:EngineeredGene "EngineeredGene DNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:EngineeredGene "EngineeredGene"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:EngineeredGene ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:EngineeredGene sbol:DNA) - -# Class: sbol:FunctionalComponent (FunctionalComponent) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:FunctionalComponent "FunctionalComponent"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:FunctionalComponent "A FunctionalComponent is an instance of a ComponentDefinition being used as part of a ModuleDefinition. The ModuleDefinition describes how the that describes how the FunctionalComponent interacts with others and summarizes their aggregate function"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:FunctionalComponent "FunctionalComponent"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:FunctionalComponent sbol:ComponentInstance) -SubClassOf(sbol:FunctionalComponent ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:direction sbol:Direction)) - -# Class: sbol:Gene (Gene) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Gene "Gene"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Gene "Gene DNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Gene "Gene"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Gene ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:Gene sbol:DNA) - -# Class: sbol:GenericLocation (GenericLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:GenericLocation "GenericLocation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:GenericLocation "While the Range and Cut classes are best suited to specifying regions on Sequence objects with IUPAC encodings, the GenericLocation class is included as a starting point for specifying regions on Sequence objects with different encoding properties and potentially nonlinear structure. This class can also be used to set the orientation of a SequenceAnnotation and any associated Component when their parent ComponentDefinition is a partial design that lacks a Sequence."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:GenericLocation "GenericLocation"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:GenericLocation sbol:Location) - -# Class: sbol:GenericTopLevel (GenericTopLevel) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:GenericTopLevel "GenericTopLevel"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:GenericTopLevel "The GenericTopLevel class is used to represent top-level entities whose purpose is to contain a set of annotations that are independent of any other class of SBOL object."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:GenericTopLevel "GenericTopLevel"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:GenericTopLevel sbol:TopLevel) - -# Class: sbol:Identified (Identified) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Identified "Identified"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Identified "Represents SBOL objects that can be identified uniquely using URIs."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Identified "Identified"@en) - -# Class: sbol:Implementation (Implementation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Implementation "Implementation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Implementation "An Implementation represents an instance of a synthetic biological construct, and describes the build phase of a design-built-test-learn workflow. Importantly, an Implementation can be associated with a laboratory sample that was already built, or that is to be built in the future. An Implementation can also represent virtual and simulated instances. An Implementation may be linked back to its original design (either a ModuleDefinition or ComponentDefinition) using the wasDerivedFroms property inherited from the Identified superclass. An Implementation may also link to a ModuleDefinition or ComponentDefinition that specifies its realized structure and/or function."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Implementation "Implementation"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Implementation sbol:TopLevel) - -# Class: sbol:Interaction (Interaction) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Interaction "Interaction"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Interaction "Provides more detailed description of how the FunctionalComponent objects of a ModuleDefinition are intended to work together."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Interaction "Interaction"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Interaction sbol:Identified) - -# Class: sbol:Location (Location) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Location "Location"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Location "Extended by the Range, Cut, and GenericLocation classes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Location "Location"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Location ObjectUnionOf(sbol:Cut sbol:GenericLocation sbol:Range)) -SubClassOf(sbol:Location sbol:Identified) - -# Class: sbol:MapsTo (MapsTo) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:MapsTo "MapsTo"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:MapsTo "When ComponentDefinition and ModuleDefinition objects are composed into structural and functional hierarchies using ComponentInstance and Module objects, it is often the case that some ComponentInstance objects are intended to represent the same entity in the overall design. The purpose of the MapsTo class is to make these identity relationships clear and explicit. For example, consider a ModuleDefinition for a genetic inverter that includes a FunctionalComponent for an abstract repressor protein. When this ModuleDefinition is instantiated within a “higher level” ModuleDefinition that includes a FunctionalComponent for a LacI protein, the MapsTo object can be used to indicate that the repressor protein in the first ModuleDefinition is LacI in the context of the composite design. "@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:MapsTo "MapsTo"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:MapsTo sbol:Identified) -SubClassOf(sbol:MapsTo ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:local sbol:ComponentInstance)) -SubClassOf(sbol:MapsTo ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:refinement sbol:Refinement)) -SubClassOf(sbol:MapsTo ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:remote sbol:ComponentInstance)) -SubClassOf(sbol:MapsTo ObjectAllValuesFrom(sbol:remote ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:access sbol:public))) - -# Class: sbol:Model (Model) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Model "Model"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Model "Serves as a placeholder for an external computational model and provide additional meta-data to enable better reasoning about the contents of this model."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Model "Model"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Model sbol:TopLevel) - -# Class: sbol:Module (Module) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Module "Module"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Module "Represents the usage or occurrence of a ModuleDefinition within a larger design."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Module "Module"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Module sbol:Identified) -SubClassOf(sbol:Module ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:definition sbol:ModuleDefinition)) - -# Class: sbol:ModuleDefinition (ModuleDefinition) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:ModuleDefinition "ModuleDefinition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:ModuleDefinition "Represents a grouping of structural and functional entities in a biological design."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:ModuleDefinition "ModuleDefinition"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:ModuleDefinition sbol:TopLevel) - -# Class: sbol:NASequence (NASequence) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:NASequence "NASequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:NASequence "Nucleic acid sequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:NASequence "NASequence"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:NASequence sbol:Sequence) -SubClassOf(sbol:NASequence ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:encoding )) -SubClassOf(sbol:NASequence ObjectAllValuesFrom(sbol:isSequenceOf ObjectUnionOf(sbol:DNA sbol:RNA))) - -# Class: sbol:Operator (Operator) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Operator "Operator"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Operator "Operator DNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Operator "Operator"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Operator ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:Operator sbol:DNA) - -# Class: sbol:Orientation (Orientation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Orientation "Orientation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Orientation "Provides values for the orientation of a Sequence entity."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Orientation "Orientation"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Orientation ObjectUnionOf(sbol:inline sbol:reverseComplement)) -SubClassOf(sbol:Orientation sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:Participation (Participation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Participation "Participation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Participation "Each Participation represents how a particular FunctionalComponent behaves in its parent Interaction."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Participation "Participation"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Participation sbol:Identified) -SubClassOf(sbol:Participation ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:participant sbol:FunctionalComponent)) - -# Class: sbol:Promoter (Promoter) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Promoter "Promoter"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Promoter "Promoter DNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Promoter "Promoter"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Promoter ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:Promoter sbol:DNA) - -# Class: sbol:Protein (Protein) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Protein "Protein"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Protein "Protein component definition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Protein "Protein"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Protein ObjectIntersectionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:type ))) -SubClassOf(sbol:Protein sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Class: sbol:ProteinSequence (ProteinSequence) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:ProteinSequence "ProteinSequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:ProteinSequence "Protein sequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:ProteinSequence "ProteinSequence"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:ProteinSequence sbol:Sequence) -SubClassOf(sbol:ProteinSequence ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:encoding )) -SubClassOf(sbol:ProteinSequence ObjectAllValuesFrom(sbol:isSequenceOf sbol:Protein)) - -# Class: sbol:RBS (RBS) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:RBS "RBS"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:RBS "RBS DNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:RBS "RBS"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:RBS ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:RBS sbol:DNA) - -# Class: sbol:RNA (RNA) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:RNA "RNA"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:RNA "RNA component definition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:RNA "RNA"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:RNA ObjectIntersectionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:type ))) -SubClassOf(sbol:RNA sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Class: sbol:Range (Range) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Range "Range"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Range "A Range object specifies a region via discrete, inclusive start and end positions that correspond to indices for characters in the elements String of a Sequence."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Range "Range"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Range sbol:Location) - -# Class: sbol:Refinement (Refinement) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Refinement "Refinement"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Refinement "Not represented in SBOL directly. It is used in the OWL representation to enforce choosing a refinement using one of its subclasses."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Refinement "Refinement"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Refinement ObjectUnionOf(sbol:merge sbol:useLocal sbol:useRemote sbol:verifyIdentical)) -SubClassOf(sbol:Refinement sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:Restriction (Restriction) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Restriction "Restriction"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Restriction "Specifies relative positions of sub components in a design."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Restriction "Restriction"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Restriction ObjectUnionOf(sbol:differentFrom sbol:oppositeOrientationAs sbol:precedes sbol:sameOrientationAs)) -SubClassOf(sbol:Restriction sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:RoleIntegration (RoleIntegration) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:RoleIntegration "RoleIntegration"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:RoleIntegration "Not represented in SBOL directly. It is used in the OWL representation to enforce choosing a role integration using one of its subclasses."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:RoleIntegration "RoleIntegration"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:RoleIntegration ObjectUnionOf(sbol:mergeRoles sbol:overrideRoles)) -SubClassOf(sbol:RoleIntegration sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:SBOLVocabulary (SBOLVocabulary) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:SBOLVocabulary "SBOLVocabulary"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:SBOLVocabulary "Not represented in SBOL directly. It is used to group SBOL specific terms."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:SBOLVocabulary "SBOLVocabulary"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:SBOLVocabulary ObjectUnionOf(sbol:Access sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy sbol:Direction sbol:Orientation sbol:Refinement sbol:Restriction sbol:RoleIntegration sbol:VariableOperator)) - -# Class: sbol:SMILES (SMILES) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:SMILES "SMILES"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:SMILES "SMILES sequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:SMILES "SMILES"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:SMILES sbol:Sequence) -SubClassOf(sbol:SMILES ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:encoding )) -SubClassOf(sbol:SMILES ObjectAllValuesFrom(sbol:isSequenceOf sbol:SmallMolecule)) - -# Class: sbol:Sequence (Sequence) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Sequence "Sequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Sequence "The purpose of the Sequence class is to represent the primary structure of a ComponentDefinition object and the manner in which it is encoded. This representation is accomplished by means of the elements property and encoding property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Sequence "Sequence"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:Sequence sbol:TopLevel) -SubClassOf(sbol:Sequence DataSomeValuesFrom(sbol:elements xsd:string)) - -# Class: sbol:SequenceAnnotation (SequenceAnnotation) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:SequenceAnnotation "SequenceAnnotation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:SequenceAnnotation "The SequenceAnnotation class describes one or more regions of interest on the Sequence objects referred to by its parent ComponentDefinition. In addition, SequenceAnnotation objects can describe the substructure of their parent ComponentDefinition through association with the Component objects contained by this ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:SequenceAnnotation "SequenceAnnotation"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:SequenceAnnotation sbol:Identified) -SubClassOf(sbol:SequenceAnnotation ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:location sbol:Location)) - -# Class: sbol:SequenceConstraint (SequenceConstraint) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:SequenceConstraint "SequenceConstraint"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:SequenceConstraint "The SequenceConstraint class can be used to assert restrictions on the relative, sequence-based positions of pairs of Component objects contained by the same parent ComponentDefinition. The primary purpose of this class is to enable the specification of partially designed ComponentDefinition objects, for which the precise positions or orientations of their contained Component objects are not yet fully determined. Each SequenceConstraint includes the restriction, subject, and object properties."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:SequenceConstraint "SequenceConstraint"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:SequenceConstraint sbol:Identified) -SubClassOf(sbol:SequenceConstraint ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:object sbol:Component)) -SubClassOf(sbol:SequenceConstraint ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:restriction sbol:Restriction)) -SubClassOf(sbol:SequenceConstraint ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:subject sbol:Component)) - -# Class: sbol:SmallMolecule (SmallMolecule) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:SmallMolecule "SmallMolecule"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:SmallMolecule "SmallMolecule component definition"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:SmallMolecule "SmallMolecule"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:SmallMolecule ObjectIntersectionOf(sbol:ComponentDefinition ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:type ))) -SubClassOf(sbol:SmallMolecule sbol:ComponentDefinition) - -# Class: sbol:Terminator (Terminator) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:Terminator "Terminator"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:Terminator "Terminator DNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:Terminator "Terminator"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:Terminator ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:Terminator sbol:DNA) - -# Class: sbol:TopLevel (TopLevel) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:TopLevel "TopLevel"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:TopLevel "Can be used to represent biological design components such as DNA, RNA and small molecules."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:TopLevel "TopLevel"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:TopLevel sbol:Identified) - -# Class: sbol:VariableComponent (VariableComponent) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:VariableComponent "VariableComponent"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:VariableComponent "The VariableComponent class can be used to specify a choice of ComponentDefinition objects for any new 35 Component derived from a template Component in the template ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:VariableComponent "VariableComponent"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:VariableComponent sbol:Identified) -SubClassOf(sbol:VariableComponent ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:operator sbol:VariableOperator)) -SubClassOf(sbol:VariableComponent ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:variable sbol:Component)) - -# Class: sbol:VariableOperator (VariableOperator) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:VariableOperator "VariableOperator"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:VariableOperator "Specifies the operator types for combinatorial derivations."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:VariableOperator "VariableOperator"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:VariableOperator ObjectUnionOf(sbol:one sbol:oneOrMore sbol:zeroOrMore sbol:zeroOrOne)) -SubClassOf(sbol:VariableOperator sbol:SBOLVocabulary) - -# Class: sbol:differentFrom (differentFrom) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:differentFrom "differentFrom"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:differentFrom "The definition property of the subject Component MUST NOT refer to the same ComponentDefinition as that of the object Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:differentFrom "differentFrom"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:differentFrom sbol:Restriction) - -# Class: sbol:enumerate (enumerate) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:enumerate "enumerate"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:enumerate "A user SHOULD derive all possible ComponentDefinition objects specified by the CombinatorialDerivation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:enumerate "enumerate"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:enumerate sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy) -DisjointClasses(sbol:enumerate sbol:sample) - -# Class: sbol:in (in) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:in "in"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:in "Indicates that the FunctionalComponent is an input."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:in "in"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:in sbol:Direction) - -# Class: sbol:inline (inline) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:inline "inline"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:inline "The region specified by this Location is on the elements of a Sequence."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:inline "inline"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:inline sbol:Orientation) -DisjointClasses(sbol:inline sbol:reverseComplement) - -# Class: sbol:inout (inout) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:inout "inout"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:inout "Indicates that the FunctionalComponent is both an input and output."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:inout "inout"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:inout sbol:Direction) - -# Class: sbol:mRNA (mRNA) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:mRNA "mRNA"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:mRNA "mRNA RNA component"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:mRNA "mRNA"@en) -EquivalentClasses(sbol:mRNA ObjectSomeValuesFrom(sbol:role )) -SubClassOf(sbol:mRNA sbol:RNA) - -# Class: sbol:merge (merge) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:merge "merge"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:merge "In the context of the ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition that contains the owner of the MapsTo, all references to the local ComponentInstance or the remote ComponentInstance MUST dereference to both objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:merge "merge"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:merge sbol:Refinement) - -# Class: sbol:mergeRoles (mergeRoles) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:mergeRoles "mergeRoles"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:mergeRoles "Indicates to use the union of the two sets: both the set of zero or more roles given for this Component as well as the set of zero or more roles given for the included subComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:mergeRoles "mergeRoles"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:mergeRoles sbol:RoleIntegration) -DisjointClasses(sbol:mergeRoles sbol:overrideRoles) - -# Class: sbol:none (none) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:none "none"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:none "Indicates that the FunctionalComponent is neither an input or output."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:none "none"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:none sbol:Direction) - -# Class: sbol:one (one) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:one "one"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:one "Exactly one Component in the derived ComponentDefinition SHOULD have a wasDerivedFroms property that refers to the template Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:one "one"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:one sbol:VariableOperator) - -# Class: sbol:oneOrMore (oneOrMore) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:oneOrMore "oneOrMore"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:oneOrMore "At least one Component in the derived ComponentDefinition SHOULD have a wasDerivedFroms property that refers to the template Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:oneOrMore "oneOrMore"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:oneOrMore sbol:VariableOperator) - -# Class: sbol:oppositeOrientationAs (oppositeOrientationAs) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:oppositeOrientationAs "oppositeOrientationAs"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:oppositeOrientationAs "The subject and object Component objects MUST have opposite orientations. If each one is associated with a SequenceAnnotation, then the orientation URIs of the Location objects of one SequenceAnnotation MUST NOT be among those of the other SequenceAnnotation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:oppositeOrientationAs "oppositeOrientationAs"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:oppositeOrientationAs sbol:Restriction) - -# Class: sbol:out (out) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:out "out"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:out "Indicates that the FunctionalComponent is an output."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:out "out"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:out sbol:Direction) - -# Class: sbol:overrideRoles (overrideRoles) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:overrideRoles "overrideRoles"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:overrideRoles "Indicates that in the context of a Component, ignore any roles given for the included subComponentDefinition. Instead use only the set of zero or more roles given for this Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:overrideRoles "overrideRoles"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:overrideRoles sbol:RoleIntegration) - -# Class: sbol:precedes (precedes) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:precedes "precedes"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:precedes "The position of the subject Component MUST precede that of the object Component. If each one is associated with a SequenceAnnotation, then the SequenceAnnotation associated with the subject Component MUST specify a region that starts before the region specified by the SequenceAnnotation associated with the object Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:precedes "precedes"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:precedes sbol:Restriction) - -# Class: sbol:private (private) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:private "private"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:private "Indicates that a ComponentInstance MUST NOT be referred to by remote MapsTo objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:private "private"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:private sbol:Access) -DisjointClasses(sbol:private sbol:public) - -# Class: sbol:public (public) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:public "public"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:public "Indicates that a ComponentInstance MAY be referred to by remote MapsTo objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:public "public"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:public sbol:Access) - -# Class: sbol:reverseComplement (reverseComplement) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:reverseComplement "reverseComplement"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:reverseComplement "The region specified by this Location is on the reverse-complement translation of the elements of a Sequence. The exact nature of this translation depends on the encoding of the Sequence"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:reverseComplement "reverseComplement"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:reverseComplement sbol:Orientation) - -# Class: sbol:sameOrientationAs (sameOrientationAs) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:sameOrientationAs "sameOrientationAs"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:sameOrientationAs "The subject and object Component objects MUST have the same orientation. If each one is associated with a SequenceAnnotation, then the orientation URIs of the Location objects of the first SequenceAnnotation MUST be among those of the second SequenceAnnotation, and vice versa."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:sameOrientationAs "sameOrientationAs"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:sameOrientationAs sbol:Restriction) - -# Class: sbol:sample (sample) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:sample "sample"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:sample "A user SHOULD derive a subset of all possible ComponentDefinition objects specified by CombinatorialDerivation. The manner in which this subset is chosen is for the user to decide."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:sample "sample"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:sample sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy) - -# Class: sbol:useLocal (useLocal) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:useLocal "useLocal"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:useLocal "In the context of the ComponentDefinition or ModuleDefinition that contains the owner of the MapsTo, all references to the remote ComponentInstance MUST dereference to the local ComponentInstance instead."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:useLocal "useLocal"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:useLocal sbol:Refinement) - -# Class: sbol:useRemote (useRemote) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:useRemote "useRemote"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:useRemote "Indicates that all references to the local ComponentInstance MUST dereference to the remote ComponentInstance instead."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:useRemote "useRemote"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:useRemote sbol:Refinement) - -# Class: sbol:verifyIdentical (verifyIdentical) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:verifyIdentical "verifyIdentical"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:verifyIdentical "Indicates that the definition properties of the local and remote ComponentInstance objects MUST refer to the same ComponentDefinition."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:verifyIdentical "verifyIdentical"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:verifyIdentical sbol:Refinement) - -# Class: sbol:zeroOrMore (zeroOrMore) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:zeroOrMore "zeroOrMore"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:zeroOrMore "Any number of Component objects in the derived ComponentDefinition MAY have wasDerivedFroms properties that refer to the template Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:zeroOrMore "zeroOrMore"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:zeroOrMore sbol:VariableOperator) - -# Class: sbol:zeroOrOne (zeroOrOne) - -AnnotationAssertion( sbol:zeroOrOne "zeroOrOne"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sbol:zeroOrOne "No more than one Component in the derived ComponentDefinition SHOULD have a wasDerivedFroms property that refers to the template Component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sbol:zeroOrOne "zeroOrOne"@en) -SubClassOf(sbol:zeroOrOne sbol:VariableOperator) - - -############################ -# Named Individuals -############################ - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: sbol:enumerate (enumerate) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:enumerate sbol:enumerate) - -# Individual: sbol:in (in) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:in sbol:in) - -# Individual: sbol:inline (inline) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:inline sbol:inline) - -# Individual: sbol:inout (inout) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:inout sbol:inout) - -# Individual: sbol:merge (merge) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:merge sbol:merge) - -# Individual: sbol:none (none) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:none sbol:none) - -# Individual: sbol:one (one) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:one sbol:one) - -# Individual: sbol:oneOrMore (oneOrMore) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:oneOrMore sbol:oneOrMore) - -# Individual: sbol:out (out) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:out sbol:out) - -# Individual: sbol:private (private) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:private sbol:private) - -# Individual: sbol:public (public) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:public sbol:public) - -# Individual: sbol:reverseComplement (reverseComplement) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:reverseComplement sbol:reverseComplement) - -# Individual: sbol:sample (sample) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:sample sbol:sample) - -# Individual: sbol:useLocal (useLocal) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:useLocal sbol:useLocal) - -# Individual: sbol:useRemote (useRemote) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:useRemote sbol:useRemote) - -# Individual: sbol:verifyIdentical (verifyIdentical) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:verifyIdentical sbol:verifyIdentical) - -# Individual: sbol:zeroOrMore (zeroOrMore) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:zeroOrOne sbol:zeroOrMore) - -# Individual: sbol:zeroOrOne (zeroOrOne) - -ClassAssertion(sbol:zeroOrOne sbol:zeroOrOne) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - -# Individual: () - -ClassAssertion( ) - - -DisjointClasses(sbol:Access sbol:CombinatorialDerivationStrategy sbol:Direction sbol:Orientation sbol:Refinement sbol:Restriction sbol:RoleIntegration sbol:VariableOperator) -DisjointClasses(sbol:Attachment sbol:Collection sbol:CombinatorialDerivation sbol:ComponentDefinition sbol:GenericTopLevel sbol:Implementation sbol:Model sbol:ModuleDefinition sbol:Sequence) -DisjointClasses(sbol:CDS sbol:EngineeredGene sbol:Gene sbol:Operator sbol:Promoter sbol:RBS sbol:Terminator) 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-Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Text)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Therapeutic)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Throat)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Thursday)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Time)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:TollFree)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Toxicologic)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:TraditionalChinese)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:TransformedContent)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:TransitMap)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:TreatmentsHealthAspect)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:TripleBlindedTrial)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:True)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Tuesday)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:TypesHealthAspect)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:UKTrust)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Ultrasound)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:UnemploymentSupport)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:UnincorporatedAssociationCharity)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:UnofficialLegalValue)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Urologic)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:UsedCondition)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:VeganDiet)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:VegetarianDiet)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:VenueMap)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:VinylFormat)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Virus)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementBack)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementChestOrBust)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementCollar)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementCup)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementHeight)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementHips)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementInseam)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableMeasurementLength)) 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-Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableSizeSystemJP)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableSizeSystemMX)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableSizeSystemUK)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WearableSizeSystemUS)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Wednesday)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WesternConventional)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Wholesale)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:Withdrawn)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:WritePermission)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:XRay)) -Declaration(NamedIndividual(schema:ZoneBoardingPolicy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(ns2:source)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(rdf:type)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(ns1:closeMatch)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(ns1:exactMatch)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:about)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:acceptedAnswer)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:accommodationCategory)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:accountId)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:acquireLicensePage)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:actionOption)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:actor)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:additionalType)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:affiliation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:announcementLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:appearance)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:areaServed)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:artMedium)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:associatedClaimReview)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:associatedMediaReview)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:associatedReview)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:availableAtOrFrom)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:awayTeam)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:bccRecipient)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:borrower)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:buyer)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:callSign)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:candidate)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:caption)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:category)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:ccRecipient)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:clipNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:codeValue)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:collection)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:competitor)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:confirmationNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:containsSeason)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:contentLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:cookTime)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:correctionsPolicy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:course)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:creator)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:dateCreated)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:deliveryMethod)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:description)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:diet)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:disambiguatingDescription)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:diversityStaffingReport)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:domainIncludes)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:duns)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:duration)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:editEIDR)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:eligibleRegion)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:embeddedTextCaption)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:endorsee)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:entertainmentBusiness)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:episode)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:episodeNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:exerciseCourse)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:exercisePlan)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:exerciseRelatedDiet)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:firstAppearance)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:flightNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:followee)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:foodEstablishment)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:foodEvent)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:frequency)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:fromLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:funder)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:genre)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:globalLocationNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:gtin)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:gtin12)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:gtin13)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:gtin14)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:gtin8)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:hasBioPolymerSequence)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:hasCategoryCode)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:hasDefinedTerm)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:hasPart)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:hasRepresentation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:homeLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:homeTeam)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:identifier)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:image)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:inChI)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:inChIKey)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:inCodeSet)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:inDefinedTermSet)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:ingredients)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:instrument)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:interpretedAsClaim)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:inverseOf)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:isPartOf)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:isbn)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:issn)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:issueNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:itemLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:jurisdiction)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:landlord)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:language)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:layoutImage)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:legislationApplies)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:legislationDate)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:legislationIdentifier)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:legislationJurisdiction)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:legislationPassedBy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:legislationTransposes)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:legislationType)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:leiCode)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:lender)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:loanTerm)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:location)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:logo)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:loser)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:mainEntity)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:masthead)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:material)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:memberOf)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:name)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:noBylinesPolicy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:nsn)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:object)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:opponent)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:option)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:orderNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:originalMediaContextDescription)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:ownershipFundingInfo)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:partOfEpisode)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:partOfSeason)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:partOfSeries)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:partOfTVSeries)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:participant)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:performTime)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:photo)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:position)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:productID)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:publishingPrinciples)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:query)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:question)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:rangeIncludes)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:readBy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:realEstateAgent)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:recipe)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:recipeIngredient)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:recipeInstructions)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:recipeYield)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:recipient)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:repeatFrequency)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:replacee)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:replacer)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:result)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:resultComment)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:resultReview)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sameAs)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:season)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:seasonNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:seller)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sender)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:serialNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sha256)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sku)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:smiles)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:source)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:spatialCoverage)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sponsor)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sportsActivityLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sportsEvent)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:sportsTeam)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:step)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:suggestedAnswer)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:supersededBy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:supply)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:surface)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:targetCollection)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:taxID)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:termCode)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:titleEIDR)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:toLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:toRecipient)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:tocEntry)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:tool)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:usageInfo)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:vendor)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:volumeNumber)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:winner)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:workExample)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:workFeatured)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:workLocation)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:workPerformed)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:workPresented)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(schema:yield)) -############################ -# Annotation Properties -############################ - -# Annotation Property: schema:about (about) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:about "The subject matter of the content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:about "about") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:about schema:CommunicateAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:about schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:about schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:about schema:subjectOf) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:about schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:about ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:acceptedAnswer (acceptedAnswer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:acceptedAnswer "The answer(s) that has been accepted as best, typically on a Question/Answer site. Sites vary in their selection mechanisms, e.g. drawing on community opinion and/or the view of the Question author.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:acceptedAnswer "acceptedAnswer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acceptedAnswer schema:Question) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptedAnswer schema:Answer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptedAnswer schema:ItemList) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:acceptedAnswer schema:suggestedAnswer) - -# Annotation Property: schema:accommodationCategory (accommodationCategory) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accommodationCategory "Category of an [[Accommodation]], following real estate conventions e.g. RESO (see [PropertySubType](https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/PropertySubType+Field), and [PropertyType](https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/PropertyType+Field) fields for suggested values).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accommodationCategory "accommodationCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accommodationCategory schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:accommodationCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accommodationCategory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accommodationCategory ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:accommodationCategory schema:category) - -# Annotation Property: schema:accountId (accountId) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accountId "The identifier for the account the payment will be applied to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accountId "accountId") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accountId schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accountId schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:accountId schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:acquireLicensePage (acquireLicensePage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:acquireLicensePage "Indicates a page documenting how licenses can be purchased or otherwise acquired, for the current item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:acquireLicensePage "acquireLicensePage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acquireLicensePage schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:acquireLicensePage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acquireLicensePage schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acquireLicensePage schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:acquireLicensePage ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:acquireLicensePage schema:usageInfo) - -# Annotation Property: schema:actionOption (actionOption) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actionOption "A sub property of object. The options subject to this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actionOption "actionOption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actionOption schema:ChooseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionOption schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionOption schema:Thing) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:actionOption schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy (actionableFeedbackPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy "For a [[NewsMediaOrganization]] or other news-related [[Organization]], a statement about public engagement activities (for news media, the newsroom’s), including involving the public - digitally or otherwise -- in coverage decisions, reporting and activities after publication.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy "actionableFeedbackPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:actionableFeedbackPolicy schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:actor (actor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actor "An actor, e.g. in tv, radio, movie, video games etc., or in an event. Actors can be associated with individual items or with a series, episode, clip.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actor "actor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:MovieSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:PodcastSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actor schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actor schema:Person) - -# Annotation Property: schema:additionalType (additionalType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:additionalType "An additional type for the item, typically used for adding more specific types from external vocabularies in microdata syntax. This is a relationship between something and a class that the thing is in. In RDFa syntax, it is better to use the native RDFa syntax - the 'typeof' attribute - for multiple types. Schema.org tools may have only weaker understanding of extra types, in particular those defined externally.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:additionalType "additionalType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalType schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:additionalType schema:URL) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:additionalType rdf:type) - -# Annotation Property: schema:affiliation (affiliation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:affiliation "An organization that this person is affiliated with. For example, a school/university, a club, or a team.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:affiliation "affiliation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:affiliation schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:affiliation schema:Organization) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:affiliation schema:memberOf) - -# Annotation Property: schema:announcementLocation (announcementLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:announcementLocation "Indicates a specific [[CivicStructure]] or [[LocalBusiness]] associated with the SpecialAnnouncement. For example, a specific testing facility or business with special opening hours. For a larger geographic region like a quarantine of an entire region, use [[spatialCoverage]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:announcementLocation "announcementLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:announcementLocation schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:announcementLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:announcementLocation schema:CivicStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:announcementLocation schema:LocalBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:announcementLocation ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:announcementLocation schema:spatialCoverage) - -# Annotation Property: schema:appearance (appearance) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:appearance "Indicates an occurence of a [[Claim]] in some [[CreativeWork]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:appearance "appearance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:appearance schema:Claim) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:appearance ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:appearance schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:appearance ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:appearance schema:workExample) - -# Annotation Property: schema:areaServed (areaServed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:areaServed "The geographic area where a service or offered item is provided.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:areaServed "areaServed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:areaServed schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:areaServed schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:areaServed schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:areaServed schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:areaServed schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:areaServed schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:areaServed schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:areaServed schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:areaServed schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:areaServed schema:Text) - -# Annotation Property: schema:artMedium (artMedium) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:artMedium "The material used. (e.g. Oil, Watercolour, Acrylic, Linoprint, Marble, Cyanotype, Digital, Lithograph, DryPoint, Intaglio, Pastel, Woodcut, Pencil, Mixed Media, etc.)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:artMedium "artMedium") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:artMedium schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artMedium schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artMedium schema:URL) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:artMedium schema:material) - -# Annotation Property: schema:associatedClaimReview (associatedClaimReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedClaimReview "An associated [[ClaimReview]], related by specific common content, topic or claim. The expectation is that this property would be most typically used in cases where a single activity is conducting both claim reviews and media reviews, in which case [[relatedMediaReview]] would commonly be used on a [[ClaimReview]], while [[relatedClaimReview]] would be used on [[MediaReview]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedClaimReview "associatedClaimReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedClaimReview schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:associatedClaimReview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedClaimReview schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:associatedClaimReview ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:associatedClaimReview schema:associatedReview) - -# Annotation Property: schema:associatedMediaReview (associatedMediaReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedMediaReview "An associated [[MediaReview]], related by specific common content, topic or claim. The expectation is that this property would be most typically used in cases where a single activity is conducting both claim reviews and media reviews, in which case [[relatedMediaReview]] would commonly be used on a [[ClaimReview]], while [[relatedClaimReview]] would be used on [[MediaReview]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedMediaReview "associatedMediaReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedMediaReview schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:associatedMediaReview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedMediaReview schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:associatedMediaReview ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:associatedMediaReview schema:associatedReview) - -# Annotation Property: schema:associatedReview (associatedReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedReview "An associated [[Review]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedReview "associatedReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedReview schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:associatedReview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedReview schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:associatedReview ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:availableAtOrFrom (availableAtOrFrom) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableAtOrFrom "The place(s) from which the offer can be obtained (e.g. store locations).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableAtOrFrom "availableAtOrFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableAtOrFrom schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableAtOrFrom schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableAtOrFrom schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:availableAtOrFrom ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:availableAtOrFrom schema:areaServed) - -# Annotation Property: schema:awayTeam (awayTeam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:awayTeam "The away team in a sports event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:awayTeam "awayTeam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:awayTeam schema:SportsEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:awayTeam schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:awayTeam schema:SportsTeam) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:awayTeam schema:competitor) - -# Annotation Property: schema:bccRecipient (bccRecipient) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bccRecipient "A sub property of recipient. The recipient blind copied on a message.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bccRecipient "bccRecipient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bccRecipient schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bccRecipient schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bccRecipient schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bccRecipient schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:bccRecipient schema:recipient) - -# Annotation Property: schema:borrower (borrower) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:borrower "A sub property of participant. The person that borrows the object being lent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:borrower "borrower") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:borrower schema:LendAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:borrower schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:borrower schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:buyer (buyer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:buyer "A sub property of participant. The participant/person/organization that bought the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:buyer "buyer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:buyer schema:SellAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:buyer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:buyer schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:buyer schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:callSign (callSign) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:callSign "A [callsign](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_sign), as used in broadcasting and radio communications to identify people, radio and TV stations, or vehicles.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:callSign "callSign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:callSign schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:callSign schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:callSign schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:callSign ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:callSign schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:callSign ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:callSign schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:candidate (candidate) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:candidate "A sub property of object. The candidate subject of this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:candidate "candidate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:candidate schema:VoteAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:candidate schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:candidate schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:caption (caption) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:caption "The caption for this object. For downloadable machine formats (closed caption, subtitles etc.) use MediaObject and indicate the [[encodingFormat]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:caption "caption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:caption schema:AudioObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:caption schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:caption schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:caption schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:caption schema:Text) - -# Annotation Property: schema:category (category) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:category "A category for the item. Greater signs or slashes can be used to informally indicate a category hierarchy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:category "category") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:PhysicalActivity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:Recommendation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:category schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:category schema:PhysicalActivityCategory) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:category schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:category schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:category schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:category ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:category ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:ccRecipient (ccRecipient) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ccRecipient "A sub property of recipient. The recipient copied on a message.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ccRecipient "ccRecipient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ccRecipient schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ccRecipient schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ccRecipient schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ccRecipient schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:ccRecipient schema:recipient) - -# Annotation Property: schema:clipNumber (clipNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:clipNumber "Position of the clip within an ordered group of clips.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:clipNumber "clipNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:clipNumber schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:clipNumber schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:clipNumber schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:clipNumber schema:position) - -# Annotation Property: schema:codeValue (codeValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:codeValue "A short textual code that uniquely identifies the value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:codeValue "codeValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:codeValue schema:CategoryCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:codeValue schema:MedicalCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:codeValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:codeValue schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:codeValue ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:codeValue schema:termCode) - -# Annotation Property: schema:collection (collection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:collection "A sub property of object. The collection target of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:collection "collection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:collection schema:UpdateAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:collection schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:collection schema:targetCollection) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:collection schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:competitor (competitor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:competitor "A competitor in a sports event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:competitor "competitor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:competitor schema:SportsEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:competitor schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:competitor schema:SportsTeam) - -# Annotation Property: schema:confirmationNumber (confirmationNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:confirmationNumber "A number that confirms the given order or payment has been received.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:confirmationNumber "confirmationNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:confirmationNumber schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:confirmationNumber schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:confirmationNumber schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:confirmationNumber schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:containsSeason (containsSeason) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:containsSeason "A season that is part of the media series.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:containsSeason "containsSeason") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:containsSeason schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:containsSeason schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:containsSeason schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:containsSeason schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:containsSeason schema:hasPart) - -# Annotation Property: schema:contentLocation (contentLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contentLocation "The location depicted or described in the content. For example, the location in a photograph or painting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contentLocation "contentLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contentLocation schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contentLocation schema:Place) - -# Annotation Property: schema:cookTime (cookTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cookTime "The time it takes to actually cook the dish, in [ISO 8601 duration format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cookTime "cookTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cookTime schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cookTime schema:Duration) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:cookTime schema:performTime) - -# Annotation Property: schema:correctionsPolicy (correctionsPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:correctionsPolicy "For an [[Organization]] (e.g. [[NewsMediaOrganization]]), a statement describing (in news media, the newsroom’s) disclosure and correction policy for errors.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:correctionsPolicy "correctionsPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:correctionsPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:correctionsPolicy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:correctionsPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:correctionsPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:correctionsPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:correctionsPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:correctionsPolicy ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:correctionsPolicy schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:course (course) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:course "A sub property of location. The course where this action was taken.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:course "course") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:course schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:course schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:course schema:exerciseCourse) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:course schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:creator (creator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:creator "The creator/author of this CreativeWork. This is the same as the Author property for CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:creator "creator") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:creator schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:creator schema:UserComments) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:creator schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:creator schema:Person) - -# Annotation Property: schema:dateCreated (dateCreated) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateCreated "The date on which the CreativeWork was created or the item was added to a DataFeed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateCreated "dateCreated") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateCreated schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateCreated schema:DataFeedItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateCreated schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateCreated schema:DateTime) - -# Annotation Property: schema:deliveryMethod (deliveryMethod) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:deliveryMethod "A sub property of instrument. The method of delivery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:deliveryMethod "deliveryMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryMethod schema:OrderAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryMethod schema:ReceiveAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryMethod schema:SendAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryMethod schema:TrackAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:deliveryMethod schema:DeliveryMethod) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:deliveryMethod schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:description (description) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:description "A description of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:description "description") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:description schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:description schema:Text) - -# Annotation Property: schema:diet (diet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:diet "A sub property of instrument. The diet used in this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:diet "diet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diet schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:diet ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diet schema:Diet) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:diet schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:disambiguatingDescription (disambiguatingDescription) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:disambiguatingDescription "A sub property of description. A short description of the item used to disambiguate from other, similar items. Information from other properties (in particular, name) may be necessary for the description to be useful for disambiguation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:disambiguatingDescription "disambiguatingDescription") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:disambiguatingDescription schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:disambiguatingDescription schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:disambiguatingDescription schema:description) - -# Annotation Property: schema:diversityStaffingReport (diversityStaffingReport) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:diversityStaffingReport "For an [[Organization]] (often but not necessarily a [[NewsMediaOrganization]]), a report on staffing diversity issues. In a news context this might be for example ASNE or RTDNA (US) reports, or self-reported.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:diversityStaffingReport "diversityStaffingReport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diversityStaffingReport schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diversityStaffingReport schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:diversityStaffingReport ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diversityStaffingReport schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diversityStaffingReport schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:diversityStaffingReport ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:diversityStaffingReport ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:diversityStaffingReport schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:domainIncludes (domainIncludes) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:domainIncludes "Relates a property to a class that is (one of) the type(s) the property is expected to be used on.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:domainIncludes "domainIncludes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:domainIncludes schema:Property) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:domainIncludes ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:domainIncludes schema:Class) - -# Annotation Property: schema:duns (duns) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:duns "The Dun & Bradstreet DUNS number for identifying an organization or business person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:duns "duns") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duns schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duns schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:duns schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:duns ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:duns schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:duration (duration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:duration "The duration of the item (movie, audio recording, event, etc.) in [ISO 8601 date format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:duration "duration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:Audiobook) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:MusicRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duration schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:duration schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:duration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:duration ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:editEIDR (editEIDR) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:editEIDR "An [EIDR](https://eidr.org/) (Entertainment Identifier Registry) [[identifier]] representing a specific edit / edition for a work of film or television. - -For example, the motion picture known as \"Ghostbusters\" whose [[titleEIDR]] is \"10.5240/7EC7-228A-510A-053E-CBB8-J\", has several edits e.g. \"10.5240/1F2A-E1C5-680A-14C6-E76B-I\" and \"10.5240/8A35-3BEE-6497-5D12-9E4F-3\". - -Since schema.org types like [[Movie]] and [[TVEpisode]] can be used for both works and their multiple expressions, it is possible to use [[titleEIDR]] alone (for a general description), or alongside [[editEIDR]] for a more edit-specific description. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:editEIDR "editEIDR") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:editEIDR schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:editEIDR ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:editEIDR schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:editEIDR schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:editEIDR ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:editEIDR schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:eligibleRegion (eligibleRegion) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eligibleRegion "The ISO 3166-1 (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) or ISO 3166-2 code, the place, or the GeoShape for the geo-political region(s) for which the offer or delivery charge specification is valid.\\n\\nSee also [[ineligibleRegion]]. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eligibleRegion "eligibleRegion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleRegion schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleRegion schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleRegion schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleRegion schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibleRegion schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibleRegion schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibleRegion schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eligibleRegion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eligibleRegion ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:eligibleRegion schema:areaServed) - -# Annotation Property: schema:embeddedTextCaption (embeddedTextCaption) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:embeddedTextCaption "Represents textual captioning from a [[MediaObject]], e.g. text of a 'meme'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:embeddedTextCaption "embeddedTextCaption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:embeddedTextCaption schema:AudioObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:embeddedTextCaption schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:embeddedTextCaption schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:embeddedTextCaption ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:embeddedTextCaption schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:embeddedTextCaption ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:embeddedTextCaption schema:caption) - -# Annotation Property: schema:endorsee (endorsee) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:endorsee "A sub property of participant. The person/organization being supported.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:endorsee "endorsee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endorsee schema:EndorseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endorsee schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endorsee schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:endorsee schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:entertainmentBusiness (entertainmentBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:entertainmentBusiness "A sub property of location. The entertainment business where the action occurred.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:entertainmentBusiness "entertainmentBusiness") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:entertainmentBusiness schema:PerformAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:entertainmentBusiness schema:EntertainmentBusiness) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:entertainmentBusiness schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:episode (episode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:episode "An episode of a tv, radio or game media within a series or season.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:episode "episode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episode schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episode schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episode schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episode schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:episode schema:Episode) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:episode schema:hasPart) - -# Annotation Property: schema:episodeNumber (episodeNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:episodeNumber "Position of the episode within an ordered group of episodes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:episodeNumber "episodeNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episodeNumber schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:episodeNumber schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:episodeNumber schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:episodeNumber schema:position) - -# Annotation Property: schema:exerciseCourse (exerciseCourse) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exerciseCourse "A sub property of location. The course where this action was taken.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exerciseCourse "exerciseCourse") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exerciseCourse schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exerciseCourse schema:Place) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:exerciseCourse schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:exercisePlan (exercisePlan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exercisePlan "A sub property of instrument. The exercise plan used on this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exercisePlan "exercisePlan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exercisePlan schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:exercisePlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exercisePlan schema:ExercisePlan) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:exercisePlan schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:exerciseRelatedDiet (exerciseRelatedDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exerciseRelatedDiet "A sub property of instrument. The diet used in this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exerciseRelatedDiet "exerciseRelatedDiet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exerciseRelatedDiet schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:exerciseRelatedDiet ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exerciseRelatedDiet schema:Diet) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:exerciseRelatedDiet schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:firstAppearance (firstAppearance) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:firstAppearance "Indicates the first known occurence of a [[Claim]] in some [[CreativeWork]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:firstAppearance "firstAppearance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:firstAppearance schema:Claim) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:firstAppearance ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:firstAppearance schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:firstAppearance ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:firstAppearance schema:workExample) - -# Annotation Property: schema:flightNumber (flightNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:flightNumber "The unique identifier for a flight including the airline IATA code. For example, if describing United flight 110, where the IATA code for United is 'UA', the flightNumber is 'UA110'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:flightNumber "flightNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:flightNumber schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:flightNumber schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:flightNumber schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:followee (followee) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:followee "A sub property of object. The person or organization being followed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:followee "followee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:followee schema:FollowAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:followee schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:followee schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:followee schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:foodEstablishment (foodEstablishment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:foodEstablishment "A sub property of location. The specific food establishment where the action occurred.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:foodEstablishment "foodEstablishment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:foodEstablishment schema:CookAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:foodEstablishment schema:FoodEstablishment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:foodEstablishment schema:Place) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:foodEstablishment schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:foodEvent (foodEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:foodEvent "A sub property of location. The specific food event where the action occurred.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:foodEvent "foodEvent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:foodEvent schema:CookAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:foodEvent schema:FoodEvent) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:foodEvent schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:frequency (frequency) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:frequency "How often the dose is taken, e.g. 'daily'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:frequency "frequency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:frequency schema:DoseSchedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:frequency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:frequency schema:Text) - -# Annotation Property: schema:fromLocation (fromLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fromLocation "A sub property of location. The original location of the object or the agent before the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fromLocation "fromLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fromLocation schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fromLocation schema:MoveAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fromLocation schema:TransferAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fromLocation schema:Place) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:fromLocation schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:funder (funder) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:funder "A person or organization that supports (sponsors) something through some kind of financial contribution.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:funder "funder") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:funder schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:funder schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:funder schema:MonetaryGrant) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:funder schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:funder schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:funder schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:funder schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:funder schema:sponsor) - -# Annotation Property: schema:genre (genre) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:genre "Genre of the creative work, broadcast channel or group.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:genre "genre") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:genre schema:BroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:genre schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:genre schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:genre schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:genre schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:globalLocationNumber (globalLocationNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:globalLocationNumber "The [Global Location Number](http://www.gs1.org/gln) (GLN, sometimes also referred to as International Location Number or ILN) of the respective organization, person, or place. The GLN is a 13-digit number used to identify parties and physical locations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:globalLocationNumber "globalLocationNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:globalLocationNumber schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:globalLocationNumber schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:globalLocationNumber schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:globalLocationNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:globalLocationNumber ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:globalLocationNumber schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:gtin (gtin) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gtin "A Global Trade Item Number ([GTIN](https://www.gs1.org/standards/id-keys/gtin)). GTINs identify trade items, including products and services, using numeric identification codes. The [[gtin]] property generalizes the earlier [[gtin8]], [[gtin12]], [[gtin13]], and [[gtin14]] properties. The GS1 [digital link specifications](https://www.gs1.org/standards/Digital-Link/) express GTINs as URLs. A correct [[gtin]] value should be a valid GTIN, which means that it should be an all-numeric string of either 8, 12, 13 or 14 digits, or a \"GS1 Digital Link\" URL based on such a string. The numeric component should also have a [valid GS1 check digit](https://www.gs1.org/services/check-digit-calculator) and meet the other rules for valid GTINs. See also [GS1's GTIN Summary](http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/technical/idkeys/gtin) and [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Trade_Item_Number) for more details. Left-padding of the gtin values is not required or encouraged. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gtin "gtin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:gtin ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gtin schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gtin ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:gtin12 (gtin12) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gtin12 "The GTIN-12 code of the product, or the product to which the offer refers. The GTIN-12 is the 12-digit GS1 Identification Key composed of a U.P.C. Company Prefix, Item Reference, and Check Digit used to identify trade items. See [GS1 GTIN Summary](http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/technical/idkeys/gtin) for more details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gtin12 "gtin12") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin12 schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin12 schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin12 schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gtin12 schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin12 schema:gtin) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin12 schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:gtin13 (gtin13) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gtin13 "The GTIN-13 code of the product, or the product to which the offer refers. This is equivalent to 13-digit ISBN codes and EAN UCC-13. Former 12-digit UPC codes can be converted into a GTIN-13 code by simply adding a preceding zero. See [GS1 GTIN Summary](http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/technical/idkeys/gtin) for more details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gtin13 "gtin13") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin13 schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin13 schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin13 schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gtin13 schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gtin13 ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin13 schema:gtin) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin13 schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:gtin14 (gtin14) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gtin14 "The GTIN-14 code of the product, or the product to which the offer refers. See [GS1 GTIN Summary](http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/technical/idkeys/gtin) for more details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gtin14 "gtin14") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin14 schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin14 schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin14 schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gtin14 schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gtin14 ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin14 schema:gtin) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin14 schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:gtin8 (gtin8) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gtin8 "The GTIN-8 code of the product, or the product to which the offer refers. This code is also known as EAN/UCC-8 or 8-digit EAN. See [GS1 GTIN Summary](http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/technical/idkeys/gtin) for more details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gtin8 "gtin8") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin8 schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin8 schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gtin8 schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gtin8 schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gtin8 ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin8 schema:gtin) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:gtin8 schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:hasBioPolymerSequence (hasBioPolymerSequence) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:hasBioPolymerSequence ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasBioPolymerSequence "A symbolic representation of a BioChemEnity. For example, a nucleotide sequence of a Gene or an amino acid sequence of a Protein.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasBioPolymerSequence "hasBioPolymerSequence") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasBioPolymerSequence schema:Gene) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasBioPolymerSequence schema:Protein) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasBioPolymerSequence ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasBioPolymerSequence schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:hasBioPolymerSequence schema:hasRepresentation) - -# Annotation Property: schema:hasCategoryCode (hasCategoryCode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasCategoryCode "A Category code contained in this code set.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasCategoryCode "hasCategoryCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasCategoryCode schema:CategoryCodeSet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasCategoryCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasCategoryCode schema:CategoryCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasCategoryCode ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:hasCategoryCode schema:hasDefinedTerm) - -# Annotation Property: schema:hasDefinedTerm (hasDefinedTerm) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasDefinedTerm "A Defined Term contained in this term set.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasDefinedTerm "hasDefinedTerm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasDefinedTerm schema:DefinedTermSet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasDefinedTerm schema:Taxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasDefinedTerm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasDefinedTerm schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasDefinedTerm ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:hasPart (hasPart) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasPart "Indicates an item or CreativeWork that is part of this item, or CreativeWork (in some sense).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasPart "hasPart") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasPart schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:hasPart schema:isPartOf) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasPart schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasPart ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:hasRepresentation (hasRepresentation) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:hasRepresentation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasRepresentation "A common representation such as a protein sequence or chemical structure for this entity. For images use schema.org/image.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasRepresentation "hasRepresentation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasRepresentation schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasRepresentation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasRepresentation schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasRepresentation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasRepresentation schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:homeLocation (homeLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:homeLocation "A contact location for a person's residence.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:homeLocation "homeLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:homeLocation schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:homeLocation schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:homeLocation schema:Place) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:homeLocation schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:homeTeam (homeTeam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:homeTeam "The home team in a sports event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:homeTeam "homeTeam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:homeTeam schema:SportsEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:homeTeam schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:homeTeam schema:SportsTeam) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:homeTeam schema:competitor) - -# Annotation Property: schema:identifier (identifier) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:identifier "The identifier property represents any kind of identifier for any kind of [[Thing]], such as ISBNs, GTIN codes, UUIDs etc. Schema.org provides dedicated properties for representing many of these, either as textual strings or as URL (URI) links. See [background notes](/docs/datamodel.html#identifierBg) for more details. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:identifier "identifier") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:identifier schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:identifier schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:identifier schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:identifier schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:image (image) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:image "An image of the item. This can be a [[URL]] or a fully described [[ImageObject]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:image "image") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:image schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:image schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:image schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:inChI (inChI) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:inChI ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inChI "Non-proprietary identifier for molecular entity that can be used in printed and electronic data sources thus enabling easier linking of diverse data compilations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inChI "inChI") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inChI schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inChI ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inChI schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:inChI schema:hasRepresentation) - -# Annotation Property: schema:inChIKey (inChIKey) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:inChIKey ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inChIKey "InChIKey is a hashed version of the full InChI (using the SHA-256 algorithm).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inChIKey "inChIKey") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inChIKey schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inChIKey ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inChIKey schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:inChIKey schema:hasRepresentation) - -# Annotation Property: schema:inCodeSet (inCodeSet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inCodeSet "A [[CategoryCodeSet]] that contains this category code.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inCodeSet "inCodeSet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inCodeSet schema:CategoryCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inCodeSet ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inCodeSet schema:CategoryCodeSet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inCodeSet schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:inCodeSet ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:inCodeSet schema:inDefinedTermSet) - -# Annotation Property: schema:inDefinedTermSet (inDefinedTermSet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inDefinedTermSet "A [[DefinedTermSet]] that contains this term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inDefinedTermSet "inDefinedTermSet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inDefinedTermSet schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inDefinedTermSet ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inDefinedTermSet schema:DefinedTermSet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inDefinedTermSet schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:inDefinedTermSet ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:inDefinedTermSet schema:isPartOf) - -# Annotation Property: schema:ingredients (ingredients) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ingredients "A single ingredient used in the recipe, e.g. sugar, flour or garlic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ingredients "ingredients") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ingredients schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ingredients schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:ingredients schema:recipeIngredient) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:ingredients schema:supply) - -# Annotation Property: schema:instrument (instrument) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:instrument "The object that helped the agent perform the action. e.g. John wrote a book with *a pen*.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:instrument "instrument") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:instrument schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:instrument schema:Thing) - -# Annotation Property: schema:interpretedAsClaim (interpretedAsClaim) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interpretedAsClaim "Used to indicate a specific claim contained, implied, translated or refined from the content of a [[MediaObject]] or other [[CreativeWork]]. The interpreting party can be indicated using [[claimInterpreter]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interpretedAsClaim "interpretedAsClaim") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interpretedAsClaim schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interpretedAsClaim schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:interpretedAsClaim ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interpretedAsClaim schema:Claim) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:interpretedAsClaim ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:interpretedAsClaim schema:description) - -# Annotation Property: schema:inverseOf (inverseOf) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inverseOf "Relates a property to a property that is its inverse. Inverse properties relate the same pairs of items to each other, but in reversed direction. For example, the 'alumni' and 'alumniOf' properties are inverseOf each other. Some properties don't have explicit inverses; in these situations RDFa and JSON-LD syntax for reverse properties can be used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inverseOf "inverseOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inverseOf schema:Property) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inverseOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inverseOf schema:Property) - -# Annotation Property: schema:isPartOf (isPartOf) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isPartOf "Indicates an item or CreativeWork that this item, or CreativeWork (in some sense), is part of.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isPartOf "isPartOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isPartOf schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:isPartOf schema:hasPart) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isPartOf schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isPartOf schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:isbn (isbn) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isbn "The ISBN of the book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isbn "isbn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isbn schema:Book) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isbn schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:isbn schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:issn (issn) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:issn "The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) that identifies this serial publication. You can repeat this property to identify different formats of, or the linking ISSN (ISSN-L) for, this serial publication.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:issn "issn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issn schema:Blog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issn schema:CreativeWorkSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issn schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issn schema:WebSite) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:issn schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:issn ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:issn schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:issueNumber (issueNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:issueNumber "Identifies the issue of publication; for example, \"iii\" or \"2\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:issueNumber "issueNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issueNumber schema:PublicationIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:issueNumber schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:issueNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:issueNumber ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:issueNumber schema:position) - -# Annotation Property: schema:itemLocation (itemLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemLocation "Current location of the item."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemLocation "itemLocation"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemLocation schema:ArchiveComponent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:itemLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemLocation schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemLocation schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemLocation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:itemLocation ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:itemLocation schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:jurisdiction (jurisdiction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:jurisdiction "Indicates a legal jurisdiction, e.g. of some legislation, or where some government service is based.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:jurisdiction "jurisdiction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jurisdiction schema:GovernmentService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jurisdiction schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:jurisdiction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jurisdiction schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jurisdiction schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:jurisdiction ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:landlord (landlord) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:landlord "A sub property of participant. The owner of the real estate property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:landlord "landlord") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:landlord schema:RentAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:landlord schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:landlord schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:landlord schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:language (language) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:language "A sub property of instrument. The language used on this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:language "language") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:language schema:CommunicateAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:language schema:WriteAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:language schema:Language) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:language schema:inLanguage) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:language schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:layoutImage (layoutImage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:layoutImage "A schematic image showing the floorplan layout.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:layoutImage "layoutImage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:layoutImage schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:layoutImage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:layoutImage schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:layoutImage schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:layoutImage ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:layoutImage schema:image) - -# Annotation Property: schema:legislationApplies (legislationApplies) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationApplies "Indicates that this legislation (or part of a legislation) somehow transfers another legislation in a different legislative context. This is an informative link, and it has no legal value. For legally-binding links of transposition, use the legislationTransposes property. For example an informative consolidated law of a European Union's member state \"applies\" the consolidated version of the European Directive implemented in it.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationApplies "legislationApplies") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationApplies ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationApplies schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationApplies ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationApplies schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationApplies ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationApplies ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:legislationDate (legislationDate) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationDate "The date of adoption or signature of the legislation. This is the date at which the text is officially aknowledged to be a legislation, even though it might not even be published or in force.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationDate "legislationDate") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationDate schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationDate ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:legislationDate schema:dateCreated) - -# Annotation Property: schema:legislationIdentifier (legislationIdentifier) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationIdentifier "An identifier for the legislation. This can be either a string-based identifier, like the CELEX at EU level or the NOR in France, or a web-based, URL/URI identifier, like an ELI (European Legislation Identifier) or an URN-Lex.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationIdentifier "legislationIdentifier") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:closeMatch schema:legislationIdentifier ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationIdentifier schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationIdentifier ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationIdentifier schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationIdentifier schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationIdentifier ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationIdentifier ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:legislationIdentifier schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:legislationJurisdiction (legislationJurisdiction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationJurisdiction "The jurisdiction from which the legislation originates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationJurisdiction "legislationJurisdiction") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationJurisdiction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationJurisdiction schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationJurisdiction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationJurisdiction schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationJurisdiction schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationJurisdiction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationJurisdiction ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:legislationJurisdiction schema:jurisdiction) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:legislationJurisdiction schema:spatialCoverage) - -# Annotation Property: schema:legislationPassedBy (legislationPassedBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationPassedBy "The person or organization that originally passed or made the law : typically parliament (for primary legislation) or government (for secondary legislation). This indicates the \"legal author\" of the law, as opposed to its physical author.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationPassedBy "legislationPassedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationPassedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationPassedBy schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationPassedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationPassedBy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationPassedBy schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationPassedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationPassedBy ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:legislationPassedBy schema:creator) - -# Annotation Property: schema:legislationTransposes (legislationTransposes) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationTransposes "Indicates that this legislation (or part of legislation) fulfills the objectives set by another legislation, by passing appropriate implementation measures. Typically, some legislations of European Union's member states or regions transpose European Directives. This indicates a legally binding link between the 2 legislations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationTransposes "legislationTransposes") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationTransposes ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationTransposes schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationTransposes ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationTransposes schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationTransposes ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationTransposes ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:legislationTransposes schema:legislationApplies) - -# Annotation Property: schema:legislationType (legislationType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationType "The type of the legislation. Examples of values are \"law\", \"act\", \"directive\", \"decree\", \"regulation\", \"statutory instrument\", \"loi organique\", \"règlement grand-ducal\", etc., depending on the country.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationType "legislationType") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationType schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationType schema:CategoryCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationType ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:legislationType schema:genre) - -# Annotation Property: schema:leiCode (leiCode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:leiCode "An organization identifier that uniquely identifies a legal entity as defined in ISO 17442.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:leiCode "leiCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:leiCode schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:leiCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:leiCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:leiCode ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:leiCode schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:lender (lender) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lender "A sub property of participant. The person that lends the object being borrowed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lender "lender") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lender schema:BorrowAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lender schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lender schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:lender schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:loanTerm (loanTerm) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:loanTerm "The duration of the loan or credit agreement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:loanTerm "loanTerm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:loanTerm schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loanTerm schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanTerm ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:loanTerm schema:duration) - -# Annotation Property: schema:location (location) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:location "The location of, for example, where an event is happening, where an organization is located, or where an action takes place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:location "location") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:location schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:location schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:location schema:InteractionCounter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:location schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:location schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:location schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:location schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:location schema:VirtualLocation) - -# Annotation Property: schema:logo (logo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:logo "An associated logo.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:logo "logo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:logo schema:Brand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:logo schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:logo schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:logo schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:logo schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:logo schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:logo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:logo ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:logo schema:image) - -# Annotation Property: schema:loser (loser) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:loser "A sub property of participant. The loser of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:loser "loser") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:loser schema:WinAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loser schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:loser schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:mainEntity (mainEntity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mainEntity "Indicates the primary entity described in some page or other CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mainEntity "mainEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mainEntity schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:mainEntity schema:mainEntityOfPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mainEntity schema:Thing) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:mainEntity schema:about) - -# Annotation Property: schema:masthead (masthead) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:masthead "For a [[NewsMediaOrganization]], a link to the masthead page or a page listing top editorial management.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:masthead "masthead") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:masthead schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:masthead ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:masthead schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:masthead schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:masthead ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:masthead ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:masthead schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:material (material) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:material "A material that something is made from, e.g. leather, wool, cotton, paper.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:material "material") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:material schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:material schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:material schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:material schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:material schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:memberOf (memberOf) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:memberOf "An Organization (or ProgramMembership) to which this Person or Organization belongs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:memberOf "memberOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:memberOf schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:memberOf schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:memberOf schema:member) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:memberOf schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:memberOf schema:ProgramMembership) - -# Annotation Property: schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy (missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy "For a [[NewsMediaOrganization]], a statement on coverage priorities, including any public agenda or stance on issues.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy "missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:missionCoveragePrioritiesPolicy schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:name (name) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:name "The name of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:name "name") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:name schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:name schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:name rdfs:label) - -# Annotation Property: schema:noBylinesPolicy (noBylinesPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:noBylinesPolicy "For a [[NewsMediaOrganization]] or other news-related [[Organization]], a statement explaining when authors of articles are not named in bylines.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:noBylinesPolicy "noBylinesPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:noBylinesPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:noBylinesPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:noBylinesPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:noBylinesPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:noBylinesPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:noBylinesPolicy ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:noBylinesPolicy schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:nsn (nsn) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nsn "Indicates the [NATO stock number](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_Stock_Number) (nsn) of a [[Product]]. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nsn "nsn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nsn schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:nsn ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nsn schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:nsn ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:nsn schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:object (object) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:object "The object upon which the action is carried out, whose state is kept intact or changed. Also known as the semantic roles patient, affected or undergoer (which change their state) or theme (which doesn't). e.g. John read *a book*.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:object "object") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:object schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:object schema:Thing) - -# Annotation Property: schema:opponent (opponent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:opponent "A sub property of participant. The opponent on this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:opponent "opponent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:opponent schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:opponent schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:opponent schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:option (option) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:option "A sub property of object. The options subject to this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:option "option") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:option schema:ChooseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:option schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:option schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:option schema:actionOption) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:option schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:orderNumber (orderNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderNumber "The identifier of the transaction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderNumber "orderNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderNumber schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderNumber schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:orderNumber schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:originalMediaContextDescription (originalMediaContextDescription) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:originalMediaContextDescription "Describes, in a [[MediaReview]] when dealing with [[DecontextualizedContent]], background information that can contribute to better interpretation of the [[MediaObject]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:originalMediaContextDescription "originalMediaContextDescription") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:originalMediaContextDescription schema:MediaReview) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:originalMediaContextDescription ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:originalMediaContextDescription schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:originalMediaContextDescription ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:originalMediaContextDescription schema:description) - -# Annotation Property: schema:ownershipFundingInfo (ownershipFundingInfo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ownershipFundingInfo "For an [[Organization]] (often but not necessarily a [[NewsMediaOrganization]]), a description of organizational ownership structure; funding and grants. In a news/media setting, this is with particular reference to editorial independence. Note that the [[funder]] is also available and can be used to make basic funder information machine-readable.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ownershipFundingInfo "ownershipFundingInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ownershipFundingInfo schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ownershipFundingInfo schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ownershipFundingInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ownershipFundingInfo schema:AboutPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ownershipFundingInfo schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ownershipFundingInfo schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ownershipFundingInfo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ownershipFundingInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ownershipFundingInfo ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:ownershipFundingInfo schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:partOfEpisode (partOfEpisode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfEpisode "The episode to which this clip belongs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfEpisode "partOfEpisode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfEpisode schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfEpisode schema:Episode) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:partOfEpisode schema:isPartOf) - -# Annotation Property: schema:partOfSeason (partOfSeason) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfSeason "The season to which this episode belongs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfSeason "partOfSeason") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfSeason schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfSeason schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfSeason schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:partOfSeason schema:isPartOf) - -# Annotation Property: schema:partOfSeries (partOfSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfSeries "The series to which this episode or season belongs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfSeries "partOfSeries") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfSeries schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfSeries schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeries) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:partOfSeries schema:isPartOf) - -# Annotation Property: schema:partOfTVSeries (partOfTVSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfTVSeries "The TV series to which this episode or season belongs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfTVSeries "partOfTVSeries") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfTVSeries schema:TVClip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfTVSeries schema:TVEpisode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfTVSeries schema:TVSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfTVSeries schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:partOfTVSeries schema:partOfSeries) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:partOfTVSeries schema:isPartOf) - -# Annotation Property: schema:participant (participant) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:participant "Other co-agents that participated in the action indirectly. e.g. John wrote a book with *Steve*.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:participant "participant") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:participant schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:participant schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:participant schema:Person) - -# Annotation Property: schema:performTime (performTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:performTime "The length of time it takes to perform instructions or a direction (not including time to prepare the supplies), in [ISO 8601 duration format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:performTime "performTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:performTime schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:performTime schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:performTime schema:Duration) - -# Annotation Property: schema:photo (photo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:photo "A photograph of this place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:photo "photo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:photo schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:photo schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:photo schema:Photograph) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:photo schema:image) - -# Annotation Property: schema:position (position) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:position "The position of an item in a series or sequence of items.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:position "position") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:position schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:position schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:position schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:position schema:Text) - -# Annotation Property: schema:productID (productID) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:productID "The product identifier, such as ISBN. For example: ``` meta itemprop=\"productID\" content=\"isbn:123-456-789\" ```.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:productID "productID") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productID schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:productID schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:productID schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:publishingPrinciples (publishingPrinciples) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publishingPrinciples "The publishingPrinciples property indicates (typically via [[URL]]) a document describing the editorial principles of an [[Organization]] (or individual e.g. a [[Person]] writing a blog) that relate to their activities as a publisher, e.g. ethics or diversity policies. When applied to a [[CreativeWork]] (e.g. [[NewsArticle]]) the principles are those of the party primarily responsible for the creation of the [[CreativeWork]]. - -While such policies are most typically expressed in natural language, sometimes related information (e.g. indicating a [[funder]]) can be expressed using schema.org terminology. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publishingPrinciples "publishingPrinciples") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publishingPrinciples schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publishingPrinciples schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publishingPrinciples schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publishingPrinciples schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publishingPrinciples schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:query (query) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:query "A sub property of instrument. The query used on this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:query "query") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:query schema:SearchAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:query schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:query schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:question (question) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:question "A sub property of object. A question.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:question "question") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:question schema:AskAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:question schema:Question) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:question schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:rangeIncludes (rangeIncludes) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:rangeIncludes "Relates a property to a class that constitutes (one of) the expected type(s) for values of the property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:rangeIncludes "rangeIncludes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:rangeIncludes schema:Property) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:rangeIncludes ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:rangeIncludes schema:Class) - -# Annotation Property: schema:readBy (readBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:readBy "A person who reads (performs) the audiobook.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:readBy "readBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:readBy schema:Audiobook) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:readBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:readBy schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:readBy schema:actor) - -# Annotation Property: schema:realEstateAgent (realEstateAgent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:realEstateAgent "A sub property of participant. The real estate agent involved in the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:realEstateAgent "realEstateAgent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:realEstateAgent schema:RentAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:realEstateAgent schema:RealEstateAgent) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:realEstateAgent schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:recipe (recipe) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recipe "A sub property of instrument. The recipe/instructions used to perform the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recipe "recipe") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipe schema:CookAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipe schema:Recipe) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:recipe schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:recipeIngredient (recipeIngredient) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recipeIngredient "A single ingredient used in the recipe, e.g. sugar, flour or garlic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recipeIngredient "recipeIngredient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipeIngredient schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeIngredient schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:recipeIngredient schema:supply) - -# Annotation Property: schema:recipeInstructions (recipeInstructions) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recipeInstructions "A step in making the recipe, in the form of a single item (document, video, etc.) or an ordered list with HowToStep and/or HowToSection items.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recipeInstructions "recipeInstructions") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipeInstructions schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeInstructions schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeInstructions schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeInstructions schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:recipeInstructions schema:step) - -# Annotation Property: schema:recipeYield (recipeYield) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recipeYield "The quantity produced by the recipe (for example, number of people served, number of servings, etc).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recipeYield "recipeYield") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipeYield schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeYield schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeYield schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:recipeYield schema:yield) - -# Annotation Property: schema:recipient (recipient) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recipient "A sub property of participant. The participant who is at the receiving end of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recipient "recipient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:AuthorizeAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:CommunicateAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:DonateAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:GiveAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:PayAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:ReturnAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:SendAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipient schema:TipAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipient schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipient schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipient schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipient schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:recipient schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:repeatFrequency (repeatFrequency) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:repeatFrequency "Defines the frequency at which [[Event]]s will occur according to a schedule [[Schedule]]. The intervals between - events should be defined as a [[Duration]] of time.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:repeatFrequency "repeatFrequency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:repeatFrequency schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:repeatFrequency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:repeatFrequency schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:repeatFrequency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:repeatFrequency ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:repeatFrequency schema:frequency) - -# Annotation Property: schema:replacee (replacee) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:replacee "A sub property of object. The object that is being replaced.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:replacee "replacee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:replacee schema:ReplaceAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:replacee schema:Thing) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:replacee schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:replacer (replacer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:replacer "A sub property of object. The object that replaces.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:replacer "replacer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:replacer schema:ReplaceAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:replacer schema:Thing) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:replacer schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:result (result) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:result "The result produced in the action. e.g. John wrote *a book*.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:result "result") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:result schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:result schema:Thing) - -# Annotation Property: schema:resultComment (resultComment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:resultComment "A sub property of result. The Comment created or sent as a result of this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:resultComment "resultComment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:resultComment schema:CommentAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:resultComment schema:ReplyAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:resultComment schema:Comment) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:resultComment schema:result) - -# Annotation Property: schema:resultReview (resultReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:resultReview "A sub property of result. The review that resulted in the performing of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:resultReview "resultReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:resultReview schema:ReviewAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:resultReview schema:Review) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:resultReview schema:result) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sameAs (sameAs) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sameAs "URL of a reference Web page that unambiguously indicates the item's identity. E.g. the URL of the item's Wikipedia page, Wikidata entry, or official website.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sameAs "sameAs") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sameAs schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sameAs schema:URL) - -# Annotation Property: schema:season (season) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:season "A season in a media series.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:season "season") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:season schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:season schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:season schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:season schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:season schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:season schema:containsSeason) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:season schema:hasPart) - -# Annotation Property: schema:seasonNumber (seasonNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seasonNumber "Position of the season within an ordered group of seasons.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seasonNumber "seasonNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seasonNumber schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seasonNumber schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seasonNumber schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:seasonNumber schema:position) - -# Annotation Property: schema:seller (seller) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seller "An entity which offers (sells / leases / lends / loans) the services / goods. A seller may also be a provider.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seller "seller") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seller schema:BuyAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seller schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seller schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seller schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seller schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seller schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seller schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:seller schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sender (sender) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sender "A sub property of participant. The participant who is at the sending end of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sender "sender") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sender schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sender schema:ReceiveAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sender schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sender schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sender schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:sender schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:serialNumber (serialNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serialNumber "The serial number or any alphanumeric identifier of a particular product. When attached to an offer, it is a shortcut for the serial number of the product included in the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serialNumber "serialNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serialNumber schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serialNumber schema:IndividualProduct) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serialNumber schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serialNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:serialNumber ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:serialNumber schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sha256 (sha256) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sha256 "The [SHA-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHA-2) SHA256 hash of the content of the item. For example, a zero-length input has value 'e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855'") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sha256 "sha256") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sha256 schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sha256 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sha256 schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sha256 ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:sha256 schema:description) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sku (sku) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sku "The Stock Keeping Unit (SKU), i.e. a merchant-specific identifier for a product or service, or the product to which the offer refers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sku "sku") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sku schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sku schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sku schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sku schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sku ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:sku schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:smiles (smiles) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:smiles ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:smiles "A specification in form of a line notation for describing the structure of chemical species using short ASCII strings. Double bond stereochemistry \\ indicators may need to be escaped in the string in formats where the backslash is an escape character.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:smiles "smiles") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:smiles schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:smiles ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:smiles schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:smiles schema:hasRepresentation) - -# Annotation Property: schema:spatialCoverage (spatialCoverage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:spatialCoverage "The spatialCoverage of a CreativeWork indicates the place(s) which are the focus of the content. It is a subproperty of - contentLocation intended primarily for more technical and detailed materials. For example with a Dataset, it indicates - areas that the dataset describes: a dataset of New York weather would have spatialCoverage which was the place: the state of New York.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:spatialCoverage "spatialCoverage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:spatialCoverage schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:spatialCoverage schema:Place) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:spatialCoverage schema:contentLocation) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sponsor (sponsor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sponsor "A person or organization that supports a thing through a pledge, promise, or financial contribution. e.g. a sponsor of a Medical Study or a corporate sponsor of an event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sponsor "sponsor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sponsor schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sponsor schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sponsor schema:Grant) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sponsor schema:MedicalStudy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sponsor schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sponsor schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sponsor schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sponsor schema:Person) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sportsActivityLocation (sportsActivityLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sportsActivityLocation "A sub property of location. The sports activity location where this action occurred.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sportsActivityLocation "sportsActivityLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sportsActivityLocation schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sportsActivityLocation schema:SportsActivityLocation) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:sportsActivityLocation schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sportsEvent (sportsEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sportsEvent "A sub property of location. The sports event where this action occurred.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sportsEvent "sportsEvent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sportsEvent schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sportsEvent schema:SportsEvent) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:sportsEvent schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:sportsTeam (sportsTeam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sportsTeam "A sub property of participant. The sports team that participated on this action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sportsTeam "sportsTeam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sportsTeam schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sportsTeam schema:SportsTeam) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:sportsTeam schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:step (step) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:step "A single step item (as HowToStep, text, document, video, etc.) or a HowToSection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:step "step") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:step schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:step schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:step schema:HowToSection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:step schema:HowToStep) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:step schema:Text) - -# Annotation Property: schema:suggestedAnswer (suggestedAnswer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:suggestedAnswer "An answer (possibly one of several, possibly incorrect) to a Question, e.g. on a Question/Answer site.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:suggestedAnswer "suggestedAnswer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedAnswer schema:Question) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedAnswer schema:Answer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedAnswer schema:ItemList) - -# Annotation Property: schema:supersededBy (supersededBy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:supersededBy "Relates a term (i.e. a property, class or enumeration) to one that supersedes it.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:supersededBy "supersededBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:supersededBy schema:Class) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:supersededBy schema:Enumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:supersededBy schema:Property) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:supersededBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:supersededBy schema:Class) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:supersededBy schema:Enumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:supersededBy schema:Property) - -# Annotation Property: schema:supply (supply) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:supply "A sub-property of instrument. A supply consumed when performing instructions or a direction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:supply "supply") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:supply schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:supply schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:supply schema:HowToSupply) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:supply schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:supply schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:surface (surface) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:surface "A material used as a surface in some artwork, e.g. Canvas, Paper, Wood, Board, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:surface "surface") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:surface schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:surface schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:surface schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:surface schema:artworkSurface) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:surface schema:material) - -# Annotation Property: schema:targetCollection (targetCollection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:targetCollection "A sub property of object. The collection target of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:targetCollection "targetCollection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetCollection schema:UpdateAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:targetCollection schema:Thing) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:targetCollection schema:object) - -# Annotation Property: schema:taxID (taxID) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:taxID "The Tax / Fiscal ID of the organization or person, e.g. the TIN in the US or the CIF/NIF in Spain.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:taxID "taxID") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:taxID schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:taxID schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxID schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:taxID ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:taxID schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:termCode (termCode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:termCode "A code that identifies this [[DefinedTerm]] within a [[DefinedTermSet]]") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:termCode "termCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:termCode schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:termCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:termCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:termCode ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:titleEIDR (titleEIDR) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:titleEIDR "An [EIDR](https://eidr.org/) (Entertainment Identifier Registry) [[identifier]] representing at the most general/abstract level, a work of film or television. - -For example, the motion picture known as \"Ghostbusters\" has a titleEIDR of \"10.5240/7EC7-228A-510A-053E-CBB8-J\". This title (or work) may have several variants, which EIDR calls \"edits\". See [[editEIDR]]. - -Since schema.org types like [[Movie]] and [[TVEpisode]] can be used for both works and their multiple expressions, it is possible to use [[titleEIDR]] alone (for a general description), or alongside [[editEIDR]] for a more edit-specific description. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:titleEIDR "titleEIDR") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:titleEIDR schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:titleEIDR schema:TVEpisode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:titleEIDR ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:titleEIDR schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:titleEIDR schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:titleEIDR ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:titleEIDR schema:identifier) - -# Annotation Property: schema:toLocation (toLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:toLocation "A sub property of location. The final location of the object or the agent after the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:toLocation "toLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:toLocation schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:toLocation schema:InsertAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:toLocation schema:MoveAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:toLocation schema:TransferAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:toLocation schema:Place) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:toLocation schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:toRecipient (toRecipient) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:toRecipient "A sub property of recipient. The recipient who was directly sent the message.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:toRecipient "toRecipient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:toRecipient schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:toRecipient schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:toRecipient schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:toRecipient schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:toRecipient schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:toRecipient schema:recipient) - -# Annotation Property: schema:tocEntry (tocEntry) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tocEntry "Indicates a [[HyperTocEntry]] in a [[HyperToc]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tocEntry "tocEntry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tocEntry schema:HyperToc) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:tocEntry ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tocEntry schema:HyperTocEntry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:tocEntry ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:tocEntry schema:hasPart) - -# Annotation Property: schema:tool (tool) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tool "A sub property of instrument. An object used (but not consumed) when performing instructions or a direction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tool "tool") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tool schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tool schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tool schema:HowToTool) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tool schema:Text) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:tool schema:instrument) - -# Annotation Property: schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy (unnamedSourcesPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy "For an [[Organization]] (typically a [[NewsMediaOrganization]]), a statement about policy on use of unnamed sources and the decision process required.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy "unnamedSourcesPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:unnamedSourcesPolicy schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:usageInfo (usageInfo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:usageInfo "The schema.org [[usageInfo]] property indicates further information about a [[CreativeWork]]. This property is applicable both to works that are freely available and to those that require payment or other transactions. It can reference additional information e.g. community expectations on preferred linking and citation conventions, as well as purchasing details. For something that can be commercially licensed, usageInfo can provide detailed, resource-specific information about licensing options. - -This property can be used alongside the license property which indicates license(s) applicable to some piece of content. The usageInfo property can provide information about other licensing options, e.g. acquiring commercial usage rights for an image that is also available under non-commercial creative commons licenses.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:usageInfo "usageInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:usageInfo schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:usageInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:usageInfo schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:usageInfo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:usageInfo ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber (vehicleIdentificationNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber "The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique serial number used by the automotive industry to identify individual motor vehicles.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber "vehicleIdentificationNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:vehicleIdentificationNumber schema:serialNumber) - -# Annotation Property: schema:vendor (vendor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vendor "'vendor' is an earlier term for 'seller'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vendor "vendor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vendor schema:BuyAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vendor schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vendor schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:vendor schema:seller) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:vendor schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy (verificationFactCheckingPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy "Disclosure about verification and fact-checking processes for a [[NewsMediaOrganization]] or other fact-checking [[Organization]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy "verificationFactCheckingPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:verificationFactCheckingPolicy schema:publishingPrinciples) - -# Annotation Property: schema:volumeNumber (volumeNumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:volumeNumber "Identifies the volume of publication or multi-part work; for example, \"iii\" or \"2\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:volumeNumber "volumeNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:volumeNumber schema:PublicationVolume) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:volumeNumber schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:volumeNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:volumeNumber ) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:volumeNumber schema:position) - -# Annotation Property: schema:winner (winner) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:winner "A sub property of participant. The winner of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:winner "winner") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:winner schema:LoseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:winner schema:Person) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:winner schema:participant) - -# Annotation Property: schema:workExample (workExample) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workExample "Example/instance/realization/derivation of the concept of this creative work. eg. The paperback edition, first edition, or eBook.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workExample "workExample") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workExample schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:workExample schema:exampleOfWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workExample schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:workExample ) - -# Annotation Property: schema:workFeatured (workFeatured) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workFeatured "A work featured in some event, e.g. exhibited in an ExhibitionEvent. - Specific subproperties are available for workPerformed (e.g. a play), or a workPresented (a Movie at a ScreeningEvent).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workFeatured "workFeatured") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workFeatured schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workFeatured schema:CreativeWork) - -# Annotation Property: schema:workLocation (workLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workLocation "A contact location for a person's place of work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workLocation "workLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workLocation schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workLocation schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workLocation schema:Place) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:workLocation schema:location) - -# Annotation Property: schema:workPerformed (workPerformed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workPerformed "A work performed in some event, for example a play performed in a TheaterEvent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workPerformed "workPerformed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workPerformed schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workPerformed schema:CreativeWork) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:workPerformed schema:workFeatured) - -# Annotation Property: schema:workPresented (workPresented) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workPresented "The movie presented during this event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workPresented "workPresented") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workPresented schema:ScreeningEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workPresented schema:Movie) -SubAnnotationPropertyOf(schema:workPresented schema:workFeatured) - -# Annotation Property: schema:yield (yield) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:yield "The quantity that results by performing instructions. For example, a paper airplane, 10 personalized candles.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:yield "yield") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:yield schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:yield schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:yield schema:Text) - - - -############################ -# Classes -############################ - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Substance) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Patient) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:TherapeuticProcedure) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:SurgicalProcedure) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Drug) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:MedicalProcedure) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Artery) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:MedicalDevice) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Dataset) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Event) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:ImageObject) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:PublicationIssue) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Periodical) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Dataset) - -# Class: rdf:Property (rdf:Property) - -EquivalentClasses(rdf:Property schema:Property) - -# Class: rdfs:Class (rdfs:Class) - -EquivalentClasses(rdfs:Class schema:Class) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:DataCatalog) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Dataset) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:DataDownload) - -# Class: () - -EquivalentClasses( schema:Person) - -# Class: schema:AMRadioChannel (AMRadioChannel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AMRadioChannel "A radio channel that uses AM.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AMRadioChannel "AMRadioChannel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AMRadioChannel ) -SubClassOf(schema:AMRadioChannel schema:RadioChannel) - -# Class: schema:APIReference (APIReference) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:APIReference "Reference documentation for application programming interfaces (APIs).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:APIReference "APIReference") -SubClassOf(schema:APIReference schema:TechArticle) - -# Class: schema:AboutPage (AboutPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AboutPage "Web page type: About page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AboutPage "AboutPage") -SubClassOf(schema:AboutPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:AcceptAction (AcceptAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AcceptAction "The act of committing to/adopting an object.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[RejectAction]]: The antonym of AcceptAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AcceptAction "AcceptAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AcceptAction schema:AllocateAction) - -# Class: schema:Accommodation (Accommodation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Accommodation "An accommodation is a place that can accommodate human beings, e.g. a hotel room, a camping pitch, or a meeting room. Many accommodations are for overnight stays, but this is not a mandatory requirement. -For more specific types of accommodations not defined in schema.org, one can use additionalType with external vocabularies. -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Accommodation "Accommodation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Accommodation ) -SubClassOf(schema:Accommodation schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:AccountingService (AccountingService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AccountingService "Accountancy business.\\n\\nAs a [[LocalBusiness]] it can be described as a [[provider]] of one or more [[Service]]\\(s). - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AccountingService "AccountingService") -SubClassOf(schema:AccountingService schema:FinancialService) - -# Class: schema:AchieveAction (AchieveAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AchieveAction "The act of accomplishing something via previous efforts. It is an instantaneous action rather than an ongoing process.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AchieveAction "AchieveAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AchieveAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:Action (Action) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Action "An action performed by a direct agent and indirect participants upon a direct object. Optionally happens at a location with the help of an inanimate instrument. The execution of the action may produce a result. Specific action sub-type documentation specifies the exact expectation of each argument/role.\\n\\nSee also [blog post](http://blog.schema.org/2014/04/announcing-schemaorg-actions.html) and [Actions overview document](https://schema.org/docs/actions.html).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Action "Action") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Action ) -SubClassOf(schema:Action schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:ActionAccessSpecification (ActionAccessSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ActionAccessSpecification "A set of requirements that a must be fulfilled in order to perform an Action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ActionAccessSpecification "ActionAccessSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ActionAccessSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:ActionAccessSpecification schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ActionStatusType (ActionStatusType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ActionStatusType "The status of an Action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ActionStatusType "ActionStatusType") -SubClassOf(schema:ActionStatusType schema:StatusEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:ActivateAction (ActivateAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ActivateAction "The act of starting or activating a device or application (e.g. starting a timer or turning on a flashlight).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ActivateAction "ActivateAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ActivateAction schema:ControlAction) - -# Class: schema:AddAction (AddAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AddAction "The act of editing by adding an object to a collection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AddAction "AddAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AddAction schema:UpdateAction) - -# Class: schema:AdministrativeArea (AdministrativeArea) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AdministrativeArea "A geographical region, typically under the jurisdiction of a particular government.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AdministrativeArea "AdministrativeArea") -SubClassOf(schema:AdministrativeArea schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:AdultEntertainment (AdultEntertainment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AdultEntertainment "An adult entertainment establishment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AdultEntertainment "AdultEntertainment") -SubClassOf(schema:AdultEntertainment schema:EntertainmentBusiness) - -# Class: schema:AdvertiserContentArticle (AdvertiserContentArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AdvertiserContentArticle "An [[Article]] that an external entity has paid to place or to produce to its specifications. Includes [advertorials](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertorial), sponsored content, native advertising and other paid content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AdvertiserContentArticle "AdvertiserContentArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AdvertiserContentArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AdvertiserContentArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AdvertiserContentArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:AdvertiserContentArticle schema:Article) - -# Class: schema:AggregateOffer (AggregateOffer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AggregateOffer "When a single product is associated with multiple offers (for example, the same pair of shoes is offered by different merchants), then AggregateOffer can be used.\\n\\nNote: AggregateOffers are normally expected to associate multiple offers that all share the same defined [[businessFunction]] value, or default to http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Sell if businessFunction is not explicitly defined.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AggregateOffer "AggregateOffer") -SubClassOf(schema:AggregateOffer schema:Offer) - -# Class: schema:AggregateRating (AggregateRating) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AggregateRating "The average rating based on multiple ratings or reviews.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AggregateRating "AggregateRating") -SubClassOf(schema:AggregateRating schema:Rating) - -# Class: schema:AgreeAction (AgreeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AgreeAction "The act of expressing a consistency of opinion with the object. An agent agrees to/about an object (a proposition, topic or theme) with participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AgreeAction "AgreeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AgreeAction schema:ReactAction) - -# Class: schema:Airline (Airline) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Airline "An organization that provides flights for passengers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Airline "Airline") -SubClassOf(schema:Airline schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:Airport (Airport) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Airport "An airport.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Airport "Airport") -SubClassOf(schema:Airport schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:AlignmentObject (AlignmentObject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AlignmentObject "An intangible item that describes an alignment between a learning resource and a node in an educational framework. - -Should not be used where the nature of the alignment can be described using a simple property, for example to express that a resource [[teaches]] or [[assesses]] a competency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AlignmentObject "AlignmentObject") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AlignmentObject ) -SubClassOf(schema:AlignmentObject schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:AllocateAction (AllocateAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AllocateAction "The act of organizing tasks/objects/events by associating resources to it.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AllocateAction "AllocateAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AllocateAction schema:OrganizeAction) - -# Class: schema:AmpStory (AmpStory) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AmpStory "A creative work with a visual storytelling format intended to be viewed online, particularly on mobile devices.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AmpStory "AmpStory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AmpStory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AmpStory ) -SubClassOf(schema:AmpStory schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:AmusementPark (AmusementPark) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AmusementPark "An amusement park.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AmusementPark "AmusementPark") -SubClassOf(schema:AmusementPark schema:EntertainmentBusiness) - -# Class: schema:AnalysisNewsArticle (AnalysisNewsArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AnalysisNewsArticle "An AnalysisNewsArticle is a [[NewsArticle]] that, while based on factual reporting, incorporates the expertise of the author/producer, offering interpretations and conclusions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AnalysisNewsArticle "AnalysisNewsArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AnalysisNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AnalysisNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AnalysisNewsArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:AnalysisNewsArticle schema:NewsArticle) - -# Class: schema:AnatomicalStructure (AnatomicalStructure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AnatomicalStructure "Any part of the human body, typically a component of an anatomical system. Organs, tissues, and cells are all anatomical structures.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AnatomicalStructure "AnatomicalStructure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AnatomicalStructure ) -SubClassOf(schema:AnatomicalStructure schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:AnatomicalSystem (AnatomicalSystem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AnatomicalSystem "An anatomical system is a group of anatomical structures that work together to perform a certain task. Anatomical systems, such as organ systems, are one organizing principle of anatomy, and can includes circulatory, digestive, endocrine, integumentary, immune, lymphatic, muscular, nervous, reproductive, respiratory, skeletal, urinary, vestibular, and other systems.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AnatomicalSystem "AnatomicalSystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AnatomicalSystem ) -SubClassOf(schema:AnatomicalSystem schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:AnimalShelter (AnimalShelter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AnimalShelter "Animal shelter.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AnimalShelter "AnimalShelter") -SubClassOf(schema:AnimalShelter schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Answer (Answer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Answer "An answer offered to a question; perhaps correct, perhaps opinionated or wrong.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Answer "Answer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Answer ) -SubClassOf(schema:Answer schema:Comment) - -# Class: schema:Apartment (Apartment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Apartment "An apartment (in American English) or flat (in British English) is a self-contained housing unit (a type of residential real estate) that occupies only part of a building (Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartment).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Apartment "Apartment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Apartment ) -SubClassOf(schema:Apartment schema:Accommodation) - -# Class: schema:ApartmentComplex (ApartmentComplex) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ApartmentComplex "Residence type: Apartment complex.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ApartmentComplex "ApartmentComplex") -SubClassOf(schema:ApartmentComplex schema:Residence) - -# Class: schema:AppendAction (AppendAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AppendAction "The act of inserting at the end if an ordered collection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AppendAction "AppendAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AppendAction schema:InsertAction) - -# Class: schema:ApplyAction (ApplyAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ApplyAction "The act of registering to an organization/service without the guarantee to receive it.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[RegisterAction]]: Unlike RegisterAction, ApplyAction has no guarantees that the application will be accepted.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ApplyAction "ApplyAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ApplyAction schema:OrganizeAction) - -# Class: schema:ApprovedIndication (ApprovedIndication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ApprovedIndication "An indication for a medical therapy that has been formally specified or approved by a regulatory body that regulates use of the therapy; for example, the US FDA approves indications for most drugs in the US.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ApprovedIndication "ApprovedIndication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ApprovedIndication ) -SubClassOf(schema:ApprovedIndication schema:MedicalIndication) - -# Class: schema:Aquarium (Aquarium) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Aquarium "Aquarium.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Aquarium "Aquarium") -SubClassOf(schema:Aquarium schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:ArchiveComponent (ArchiveComponent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ArchiveComponent "An intangible type to be applied to any archive content, carrying with it a set of properties required to describe archival items and collections."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ArchiveComponent "ArchiveComponent"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ArchiveComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ArchiveComponent ) -SubClassOf(schema:ArchiveComponent schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:ArchiveOrganization (ArchiveOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ArchiveOrganization "An organization with archival holdings. An organization which keeps and preserves archival material and typically makes it accessible to the public."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ArchiveOrganization "ArchiveOrganization"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ArchiveOrganization ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ArchiveOrganization ) -SubClassOf(schema:ArchiveOrganization schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:ArriveAction (ArriveAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ArriveAction "The act of arriving at a place. An agent arrives at a destination from a fromLocation, optionally with participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ArriveAction "ArriveAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ArriveAction schema:MoveAction) - -# Class: schema:ArtGallery (ArtGallery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ArtGallery "An art gallery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ArtGallery "ArtGallery") -SubClassOf(schema:ArtGallery schema:EntertainmentBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Artery (Artery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Artery "A type of blood vessel that specifically carries blood away from the heart.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Artery "Artery") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Artery ) -SubClassOf(schema:Artery schema:Vessel) - -# Class: schema:Article (Article) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Article "An article, such as a news article or piece of investigative report. Newspapers and magazines have articles of many different types and this is intended to cover them all.\\n\\nSee also [blog post](http://blog.schema.org/2014/09/schemaorg-support-for-bibliographic_2.html).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Article "Article") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Article ) -SubClassOf(schema:Article schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:AskAction (AskAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AskAction "The act of posing a question / favor to someone.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[ReplyAction]]: Appears generally as a response to AskAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AskAction "AskAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AskAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:AskPublicNewsArticle (AskPublicNewsArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AskPublicNewsArticle "A [[NewsArticle]] expressing an open call by a [[NewsMediaOrganization]] asking the public for input, insights, clarifications, anecdotes, documentation, etc., on an issue, for reporting purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AskPublicNewsArticle "AskPublicNewsArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AskPublicNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AskPublicNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AskPublicNewsArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:AskPublicNewsArticle schema:NewsArticle) - -# Class: schema:AssessAction (AssessAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AssessAction "The act of forming one's opinion, reaction or sentiment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AssessAction "AssessAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AssessAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:AssignAction (AssignAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AssignAction "The act of allocating an action/event/task to some destination (someone or something).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AssignAction "AssignAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AssignAction schema:AllocateAction) - -# Class: schema:Atlas (Atlas) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Atlas "A collection or bound volume of maps, charts, plates or tables, physical or in media form illustrating any subject.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Atlas "Atlas") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Atlas ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Atlas ) -SubClassOf(schema:Atlas schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Attorney (Attorney) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Attorney "Professional service: Attorney. \\n\\nThis type is deprecated - [[LegalService]] is more inclusive and less ambiguous.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Attorney "Attorney") -SubClassOf(schema:Attorney schema:LegalService) - -# Class: schema:Audience (Audience) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Audience "Intended audience for an item, i.e. the group for whom the item was created.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Audience "Audience") -SubClassOf(schema:Audience schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:AudioObject (AudioObject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AudioObject "An audio file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AudioObject "AudioObject") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AudioObject ) -SubClassOf(schema:AudioObject schema:MediaObject) - -# Class: schema:AudioObjectSnapshot (AudioObjectSnapshot) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AudioObjectSnapshot "A specific and exact (byte-for-byte) version of an [[AudioObject]]. Two byte-for-byte identical files, for the purposes of this type, considered identical. If they have different embedded metadata the files will differ. Different external facts about the files, e.g. creator or dateCreated that aren't represented in their actual content, do not affect this notion of identity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AudioObjectSnapshot "AudioObjectSnapshot") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AudioObjectSnapshot ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AudioObjectSnapshot ) -SubClassOf(schema:AudioObjectSnapshot schema:AudioObject) - -# Class: schema:Audiobook (Audiobook) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Audiobook "An audiobook.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Audiobook "Audiobook") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Audiobook ) -SubClassOf(schema:Audiobook schema:AudioObject) -SubClassOf(schema:Audiobook schema:Book) - -# Class: schema:AuthorizeAction (AuthorizeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AuthorizeAction "The act of granting permission to an object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AuthorizeAction "AuthorizeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:AuthorizeAction schema:AllocateAction) - -# Class: schema:AutoBodyShop (AutoBodyShop) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutoBodyShop "Auto body shop.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutoBodyShop "AutoBodyShop") -SubClassOf(schema:AutoBodyShop schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:AutoDealer (AutoDealer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutoDealer "An car dealership.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutoDealer "AutoDealer") -SubClassOf(schema:AutoDealer schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:AutoPartsStore (AutoPartsStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutoPartsStore "An auto parts store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutoPartsStore "AutoPartsStore") -SubClassOf(schema:AutoPartsStore schema:AutomotiveBusiness) -SubClassOf(schema:AutoPartsStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:AutoRental (AutoRental) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutoRental "A car rental business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutoRental "AutoRental") -SubClassOf(schema:AutoRental schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:AutoRepair (AutoRepair) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutoRepair "Car repair business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutoRepair "AutoRepair") -SubClassOf(schema:AutoRepair schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:AutoWash (AutoWash) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutoWash "A car wash business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutoWash "AutoWash") -SubClassOf(schema:AutoWash schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:AutomatedTeller (AutomatedTeller) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutomatedTeller "ATM/cash machine.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutomatedTeller "AutomatedTeller") -SubClassOf(schema:AutomatedTeller schema:FinancialService) - -# Class: schema:AutomotiveBusiness (AutomotiveBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AutomotiveBusiness "Car repair, sales, or parts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AutomotiveBusiness "AutomotiveBusiness") -SubClassOf(schema:AutomotiveBusiness schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:BackgroundNewsArticle (BackgroundNewsArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BackgroundNewsArticle "A [[NewsArticle]] providing historical context, definition and detail on a specific topic (aka \"explainer\" or \"backgrounder\"). For example, an in-depth article or frequently-asked-questions ([FAQ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ)) document on topics such as Climate Change or the European Union. Other kinds of background material from a non-news setting are often described using [[Book]] or [[Article]], in particular [[ScholarlyArticle]]. See also [[NewsArticle]] for related vocabulary from a learning/education perspective.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BackgroundNewsArticle "BackgroundNewsArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BackgroundNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BackgroundNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BackgroundNewsArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:BackgroundNewsArticle schema:NewsArticle) - -# Class: schema:Bakery (Bakery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Bakery "A bakery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Bakery "Bakery") -SubClassOf(schema:Bakery schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:BankAccount (BankAccount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BankAccount "A product or service offered by a bank whereby one may deposit, withdraw or transfer money and in some cases be paid interest.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BankAccount "BankAccount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BankAccount ) -SubClassOf(schema:BankAccount schema:FinancialProduct) - -# Class: schema:BankOrCreditUnion (BankOrCreditUnion) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BankOrCreditUnion "Bank or credit union.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BankOrCreditUnion "BankOrCreditUnion") -SubClassOf(schema:BankOrCreditUnion schema:FinancialService) - -# Class: schema:BarOrPub (BarOrPub) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BarOrPub "A bar or pub.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BarOrPub "BarOrPub") -SubClassOf(schema:BarOrPub schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:Barcode (Barcode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Barcode "An image of a visual machine-readable code such as a barcode or QR code.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Barcode "Barcode") -SubClassOf(schema:Barcode schema:ImageObject) - -# Class: schema:Beach (Beach) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Beach "Beach.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Beach "Beach") -SubClassOf(schema:Beach schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:BeautySalon (BeautySalon) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BeautySalon "Beauty salon.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BeautySalon "BeautySalon") -SubClassOf(schema:BeautySalon schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness) - -# Class: schema:BedAndBreakfast (BedAndBreakfast) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BedAndBreakfast "Bed and breakfast. -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BedAndBreakfast "BedAndBreakfast") -SubClassOf(schema:BedAndBreakfast schema:LodgingBusiness) - -# Class: schema:BedDetails (BedDetails) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BedDetails "An entity holding detailed information about the available bed types, e.g. the quantity of twin beds for a hotel room. For the single case of just one bed of a certain type, you can use bed directly with a text. See also [[BedType]] (under development).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BedDetails "BedDetails") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BedDetails ) -SubClassOf(schema:BedDetails schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:BedType (BedType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BedType "A type of bed. This is used for indicating the bed or beds available in an accommodation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BedType "BedType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BedType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BedType ) -SubClassOf(schema:BedType schema:QualitativeValue) - -# Class: schema:BefriendAction (BefriendAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BefriendAction "The act of forming a personal connection with someone (object) mutually/bidirectionally/symmetrically.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[FollowAction]]: Unlike FollowAction, BefriendAction implies that the connection is reciprocal.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BefriendAction "BefriendAction") -SubClassOf(schema:BefriendAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:BikeStore (BikeStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BikeStore "A bike store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BikeStore "BikeStore") -SubClassOf(schema:BikeStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:BioChemEntity (BioChemEntity) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:BioChemEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BioChemEntity "Any biological, chemical, or biochemical thing. For example: a protein; a gene; a chemical; a synthetic chemical.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BioChemEntity "BioChemEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BioChemEntity ) -SubClassOf(schema:BioChemEntity schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:Blog (Blog) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Blog "A [blog](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog), sometimes known as a \"weblog\". Note that the individual posts ([[BlogPosting]]s) in a [[Blog]] are often colloqually referred to by the same term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Blog "Blog") -SubClassOf(schema:Blog schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:BlogPosting (BlogPosting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BlogPosting "A blog post.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BlogPosting "BlogPosting") -SubClassOf(schema:BlogPosting schema:SocialMediaPosting) - -# Class: schema:BloodTest (BloodTest) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BloodTest "A medical test performed on a sample of a patient's blood.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BloodTest "BloodTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BloodTest ) -SubClassOf(schema:BloodTest schema:MedicalTest) - -# Class: schema:BoardingPolicyType (BoardingPolicyType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BoardingPolicyType "A type of boarding policy used by an airline.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BoardingPolicyType "BoardingPolicyType") -SubClassOf(schema:BoardingPolicyType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:BoatReservation (BoatReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BoatReservation "A reservation for boat travel. - -Note: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations. For offers of tickets, use [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BoatReservation "BoatReservation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BoatReservation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BoatReservation ) -SubClassOf(schema:BoatReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:BoatTerminal (BoatTerminal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BoatTerminal "A terminal for boats, ships, and other water vessels.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BoatTerminal "BoatTerminal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BoatTerminal ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BoatTerminal ) -SubClassOf(schema:BoatTerminal schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:BoatTrip (BoatTrip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BoatTrip "A trip on a commercial ferry line.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BoatTrip "BoatTrip") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BoatTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BoatTrip ) -SubClassOf(schema:BoatTrip schema:Trip) - -# Class: schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration (BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration "Enumerates types (or dimensions) of a person's body measurements, for example for fitting of clothes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration "BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:BodyOfWater (BodyOfWater) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyOfWater "A body of water, such as a sea, ocean, or lake.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyOfWater "BodyOfWater") -SubClassOf(schema:BodyOfWater schema:Landform) - -# Class: schema:Bone (Bone) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Bone "Rigid connective tissue that comprises up the skeletal structure of the human body.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Bone "Bone") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Bone ) -SubClassOf(schema:Bone schema:AnatomicalStructure) - -# Class: schema:Book (Book) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Book "A book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Book "Book") -SubClassOf(schema:Book schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:BookFormatType (BookFormatType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BookFormatType "The publication format of the book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BookFormatType "BookFormatType") -SubClassOf(schema:BookFormatType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:BookSeries (BookSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BookSeries "A series of books. Included books can be indicated with the hasPart property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BookSeries "BookSeries") -SubClassOf(schema:BookSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeries) - -# Class: schema:BookStore (BookStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BookStore "A bookstore.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BookStore "BookStore") -SubClassOf(schema:BookStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:BookmarkAction (BookmarkAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BookmarkAction "An agent bookmarks/flags/labels/tags/marks an object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BookmarkAction "BookmarkAction") -SubClassOf(schema:BookmarkAction schema:OrganizeAction) - -# Class: schema:Boolean (Boolean) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Boolean "Boolean: True or False.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Boolean "Boolean") - -# Class: schema:BorrowAction (BorrowAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BorrowAction "The act of obtaining an object under an agreement to return it at a later date. Reciprocal of LendAction.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[LendAction]]: Reciprocal of BorrowAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BorrowAction "BorrowAction") -SubClassOf(schema:BorrowAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:BowlingAlley (BowlingAlley) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BowlingAlley "A bowling alley.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BowlingAlley "BowlingAlley") -SubClassOf(schema:BowlingAlley schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:BrainStructure (BrainStructure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BrainStructure "Any anatomical structure which pertains to the soft nervous tissue functioning as the coordinating center of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BrainStructure "BrainStructure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BrainStructure ) -SubClassOf(schema:BrainStructure schema:AnatomicalStructure) - -# Class: schema:Brand (Brand) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Brand "A brand is a name used by an organization or business person for labeling a product, product group, or similar.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Brand "Brand") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Brand ) -SubClassOf(schema:Brand schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:BreadcrumbList (BreadcrumbList) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BreadcrumbList "A BreadcrumbList is an ItemList consisting of a chain of linked Web pages, typically described using at least their URL and their name, and typically ending with the current page.\\n\\nThe [[position]] property is used to reconstruct the order of the items in a BreadcrumbList The convention is that a breadcrumb list has an [[itemListOrder]] of [[ItemListOrderAscending]] (lower values listed first), and that the first items in this list correspond to the \"top\" or beginning of the breadcrumb trail, e.g. with a site or section homepage. The specific values of 'position' are not assigned meaning for a BreadcrumbList, but they should be integers, e.g. beginning with '1' for the first item in the list. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BreadcrumbList "BreadcrumbList") -SubClassOf(schema:BreadcrumbList schema:ItemList) - -# Class: schema:Brewery (Brewery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Brewery "Brewery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Brewery "Brewery") -SubClassOf(schema:Brewery schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:Bridge (Bridge) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Bridge "A bridge.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Bridge "Bridge") -SubClassOf(schema:Bridge schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:BroadcastChannel (BroadcastChannel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BroadcastChannel "A unique instance of a BroadcastService on a CableOrSatelliteService lineup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BroadcastChannel "BroadcastChannel") -SubClassOf(schema:BroadcastChannel schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:BroadcastEvent (BroadcastEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BroadcastEvent "An over the air or online broadcast event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BroadcastEvent "BroadcastEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:BroadcastEvent schema:PublicationEvent) - -# Class: schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification (BroadcastFrequencySpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification "The frequency in MHz and the modulation used for a particular BroadcastService.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification "BroadcastFrequencySpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:BroadcastService (BroadcastService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BroadcastService "A delivery service through which content is provided via broadcast over the air or online.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BroadcastService "BroadcastService") -SubClassOf(schema:BroadcastService schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:BrokerageAccount (BrokerageAccount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BrokerageAccount "An account that allows an investor to deposit funds and place investment orders with a licensed broker or brokerage firm.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BrokerageAccount "BrokerageAccount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BrokerageAccount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BrokerageAccount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BrokerageAccount ) -SubClassOf(schema:BrokerageAccount schema:InvestmentOrDeposit) - -# Class: schema:BuddhistTemple (BuddhistTemple) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BuddhistTemple "A Buddhist temple.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BuddhistTemple "BuddhistTemple") -SubClassOf(schema:BuddhistTemple schema:PlaceOfWorship) - -# Class: schema:BusOrCoach (BusOrCoach) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusOrCoach "A bus (also omnibus or autobus) is a road vehicle designed to carry passengers. Coaches are luxury busses, usually in service for long distance travel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusOrCoach "BusOrCoach") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BusOrCoach ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BusOrCoach ) -SubClassOf(schema:BusOrCoach schema:Vehicle) - -# Class: schema:BusReservation (BusReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusReservation "A reservation for bus travel. \\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations. For offers of tickets, use [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusReservation "BusReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:BusReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:BusStation (BusStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusStation "A bus station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusStation "BusStation") -SubClassOf(schema:BusStation schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:BusStop (BusStop) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusStop "A bus stop.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusStop "BusStop") -SubClassOf(schema:BusStop schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:BusTrip (BusTrip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusTrip "A trip on a commercial bus line.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusTrip "BusTrip") -SubClassOf(schema:BusTrip schema:Trip) - -# Class: schema:BusinessAudience (BusinessAudience) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusinessAudience "A set of characteristics belonging to businesses, e.g. who compose an item's target audience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusinessAudience "BusinessAudience") -SubClassOf(schema:BusinessAudience schema:Audience) - -# Class: schema:BusinessEntityType (BusinessEntityType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusinessEntityType "A business entity type is a conceptual entity representing the legal form, the size, the main line of business, the position in the value chain, or any combination thereof, of an organization or business person.\\n\\nCommonly used values:\\n\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Business\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Enduser\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#PublicInstitution\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Reseller - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusinessEntityType "BusinessEntityType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BusinessEntityType ) -SubClassOf(schema:BusinessEntityType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:BusinessEvent (BusinessEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusinessEvent "Event type: Business event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusinessEvent "BusinessEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:BusinessEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:BusinessFunction (BusinessFunction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusinessFunction "The business function specifies the type of activity or access (i.e., the bundle of rights) offered by the organization or business person through the offer. Typical are sell, rental or lease, maintenance or repair, manufacture / produce, recycle / dispose, engineering / construction, or installation. Proprietary specifications of access rights are also instances of this class.\\n\\nCommonly used values:\\n\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#ConstructionInstallation\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Dispose\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#LeaseOut\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Maintain\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#ProvideService\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Repair\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Sell\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Buy - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusinessFunction "BusinessFunction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BusinessFunction ) -SubClassOf(schema:BusinessFunction schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:BuyAction (BuyAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BuyAction "The act of giving money to a seller in exchange for goods or services rendered. An agent buys an object, product, or service from a seller for a price. Reciprocal of SellAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BuyAction "BuyAction") -SubClassOf(schema:BuyAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:CDCPMDRecord (CDCPMDRecord) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CDCPMDRecord "A CDCPMDRecord is a data structure representing a record in a CDC tabular data format - used for hospital data reporting. See [documentation](/docs/cdc-covid.html) for details, and the linked CDC materials for authoritative - definitions used as the source here. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CDCPMDRecord "CDCPMDRecord") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CDCPMDRecord ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CDCPMDRecord ) -SubClassOf(schema:CDCPMDRecord schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:CableOrSatelliteService (CableOrSatelliteService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CableOrSatelliteService "A service which provides access to media programming like TV or radio. Access may be via cable or satellite.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CableOrSatelliteService "CableOrSatelliteService") -SubClassOf(schema:CableOrSatelliteService schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:CafeOrCoffeeShop (CafeOrCoffeeShop) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CafeOrCoffeeShop "A cafe or coffee shop.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CafeOrCoffeeShop "CafeOrCoffeeShop") -SubClassOf(schema:CafeOrCoffeeShop schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:Campground (Campground) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Campground "A camping site, campsite, or [[Campground]] is a place used for overnight stay in the outdoors, typically containing individual [[CampingPitch]] locations. \\n\\n -In British English a campsite is an area, usually divided into a number of pitches, where people can camp overnight using tents or camper vans or caravans; this British English use of the word is synonymous with the American English expression campground. In American English the term campsite generally means an area where an individual, family, group, or military unit can pitch a tent or park a camper; a campground may contain many campsites (Source: Wikipedia see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campsite](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campsite)).\\n\\n - -See also the dedicated [document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations](/docs/hotels.html). -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Campground "Campground") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Campground ) -SubClassOf(schema:Campground schema:CivicStructure) -SubClassOf(schema:Campground schema:LodgingBusiness) - -# Class: schema:CampingPitch (CampingPitch) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CampingPitch "A [[CampingPitch]] is an individual place for overnight stay in the outdoors, typically being part of a larger camping site, or [[Campground]].\\n\\n -In British English a campsite, or campground, is an area, usually divided into a number of pitches, where people can camp overnight using tents or camper vans or caravans; this British English use of the word is synonymous with the American English expression campground. In American English the term campsite generally means an area where an individual, family, group, or military unit can pitch a tent or park a camper; a campground may contain many campsites. -(Source: Wikipedia see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campsite](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campsite)).\\n\\n -See also the dedicated [document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations](/docs/hotels.html). -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CampingPitch "CampingPitch") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CampingPitch ) -SubClassOf(schema:CampingPitch schema:Accommodation) - -# Class: schema:Canal (Canal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Canal "A canal, like the Panama Canal.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Canal "Canal") -SubClassOf(schema:Canal schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:CancelAction (CancelAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CancelAction "The act of asserting that a future event/action is no longer going to happen.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[ConfirmAction]]: The antonym of CancelAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CancelAction "CancelAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CancelAction schema:PlanAction) - -# Class: schema:Car (Car) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Car "A car is a wheeled, self-powered motor vehicle used for transportation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Car "Car") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Car ) -SubClassOf(schema:Car schema:Vehicle) - -# Class: schema:CarUsageType (CarUsageType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CarUsageType "A value indicating a special usage of a car, e.g. commercial rental, driving school, or as a taxi.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CarUsageType "CarUsageType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CarUsageType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CarUsageType ) -SubClassOf(schema:CarUsageType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:Casino (Casino) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Casino "A casino.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Casino "Casino") -SubClassOf(schema:Casino schema:EntertainmentBusiness) - -# Class: schema:CategoryCode (CategoryCode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CategoryCode "A Category Code.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CategoryCode "CategoryCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CategoryCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CategoryCode ) -SubClassOf(schema:CategoryCode schema:DefinedTerm) - -# Class: schema:CategoryCodeSet (CategoryCodeSet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CategoryCodeSet "A set of Category Code values.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CategoryCodeSet "CategoryCodeSet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CategoryCodeSet ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CategoryCodeSet ) -SubClassOf(schema:CategoryCodeSet schema:DefinedTermSet) - -# Class: schema:CatholicChurch (CatholicChurch) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CatholicChurch "A Catholic church.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CatholicChurch "CatholicChurch") -SubClassOf(schema:CatholicChurch schema:Church) - -# Class: schema:Cemetery (Cemetery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Cemetery "A graveyard.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Cemetery "Cemetery") -SubClassOf(schema:Cemetery schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:Chapter (Chapter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Chapter "One of the sections into which a book is divided. A chapter usually has a section number or a name.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Chapter "Chapter") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Chapter ) -SubClassOf(schema:Chapter schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:CheckAction (CheckAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CheckAction "An agent inspects, determines, investigates, inquires, or examines an object's accuracy, quality, condition, or state.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CheckAction "CheckAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CheckAction schema:FindAction) - -# Class: schema:CheckInAction (CheckInAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CheckInAction "The act of an agent communicating (service provider, social media, etc) their arrival by registering/confirming for a previously reserved service (e.g. flight check in) or at a place (e.g. hotel), possibly resulting in a result (boarding pass, etc).\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[CheckOutAction]]: The antonym of CheckInAction.\\n* [[ArriveAction]]: Unlike ArriveAction, CheckInAction implies that the agent is informing/confirming the start of a previously reserved service.\\n* [[ConfirmAction]]: Unlike ConfirmAction, CheckInAction implies that the agent is informing/confirming the *start* of a previously reserved service rather than its validity/existence.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CheckInAction "CheckInAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CheckInAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:CheckOutAction (CheckOutAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CheckOutAction "The act of an agent communicating (service provider, social media, etc) their departure of a previously reserved service (e.g. flight check in) or place (e.g. hotel).\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[CheckInAction]]: The antonym of CheckOutAction.\\n* [[DepartAction]]: Unlike DepartAction, CheckOutAction implies that the agent is informing/confirming the end of a previously reserved service.\\n* [[CancelAction]]: Unlike CancelAction, CheckOutAction implies that the agent is informing/confirming the end of a previously reserved service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CheckOutAction "CheckOutAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CheckOutAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:CheckoutPage (CheckoutPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CheckoutPage "Web page type: Checkout page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CheckoutPage "CheckoutPage") -SubClassOf(schema:CheckoutPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:ChemicalSubstance (ChemicalSubstance) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:ChemicalSubstance ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:ChemicalSubstance ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ChemicalSubstance "A chemical substance is 'a portion of matter of constant composition, composed of molecular entities of the same type or of different types' (source: [ChEBI:59999](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/searchId.do?chebiId=59999)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ChemicalSubstance "ChemicalSubstance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ChemicalSubstance ) -SubClassOf(schema:ChemicalSubstance schema:BioChemEntity) - -# Class: schema:ChildCare (ChildCare) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ChildCare "A Childcare center.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ChildCare "ChildCare") -SubClassOf(schema:ChildCare schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:ChildrensEvent (ChildrensEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ChildrensEvent "Event type: Children's event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ChildrensEvent "ChildrensEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:ChildrensEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:ChooseAction (ChooseAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ChooseAction "The act of expressing a preference from a set of options or a large or unbounded set of choices/options.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ChooseAction "ChooseAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ChooseAction schema:AssessAction) - -# Class: schema:Church (Church) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Church "A church.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Church "Church") -SubClassOf(schema:Church schema:PlaceOfWorship) - -# Class: schema:City (City) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:City "A city or town.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:City "City") -SubClassOf(schema:City schema:AdministrativeArea) - -# Class: schema:CityHall (CityHall) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CityHall "A city hall.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CityHall "CityHall") -SubClassOf(schema:CityHall schema:GovernmentBuilding) - -# Class: schema:CivicStructure (CivicStructure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CivicStructure "A public structure, such as a town hall or concert hall.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CivicStructure "CivicStructure") -SubClassOf(schema:CivicStructure schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:Claim (Claim) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Claim "A [[Claim]] in Schema.org represents a specific, factually-oriented claim that could be the [[itemReviewed]] in a [[ClaimReview]]. The content of a claim can be summarized with the [[text]] property. Variations on well known claims can have their common identity indicated via [[sameAs]] links, and summarized with a [[name]]. Ideally, a [[Claim]] description includes enough contextual information to minimize the risk of ambiguity or inclarity. In practice, many claims are better understood in the context in which they appear or the interpretations provided by claim reviews. - - Beyond [[ClaimReview]], the Claim type can be associated with related creative works - for example a [[ScholarlyArticle]] or [[Question]] might be [[about]] some [[Claim]]. - - At this time, Schema.org does not define any types of relationship between claims. This is a natural area for future exploration. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Claim "Claim") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Claim ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Claim ) -SubClassOf(schema:Claim schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:ClaimReview (ClaimReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ClaimReview "A fact-checking review of claims made (or reported) in some creative work (referenced via itemReviewed).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ClaimReview "ClaimReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ClaimReview ) -SubClassOf(schema:ClaimReview schema:Review) - -# Class: schema:Class (Class) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Class "A class, also often called a 'Type'; equivalent to rdfs:Class.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Class "Class") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Class ) -SubClassOf(schema:Class schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Clip (Clip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Clip "A short TV or radio program or a segment/part of a program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Clip "Clip") -SubClassOf(schema:Clip schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:ClothingStore (ClothingStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ClothingStore "A clothing store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ClothingStore "ClothingStore") -SubClassOf(schema:ClothingStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:Code (Code) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Code "Computer programming source code. Example: Full (compile ready) solutions, code snippet samples, scripts, templates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Code "Code") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:Code schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -SubClassOf(schema:Code schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Collection (Collection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Collection "A collection of items e.g. creative works or products.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Collection "Collection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Collection ) -SubClassOf(schema:Collection schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:CollectionPage (CollectionPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CollectionPage "Web page type: Collection page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CollectionPage "CollectionPage") -SubClassOf(schema:CollectionPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:CollegeOrUniversity (CollegeOrUniversity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CollegeOrUniversity "A college, university, or other third-level educational institution.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CollegeOrUniversity "CollegeOrUniversity") -SubClassOf(schema:CollegeOrUniversity schema:EducationalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:ComedyClub (ComedyClub) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComedyClub "A comedy club.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComedyClub "ComedyClub") -SubClassOf(schema:ComedyClub schema:EntertainmentBusiness) - -# Class: schema:ComedyEvent (ComedyEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComedyEvent "Event type: Comedy event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComedyEvent "ComedyEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:ComedyEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:ComicCoverArt (ComicCoverArt) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComicCoverArt "The artwork on the cover of a comic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComicCoverArt "ComicCoverArt") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ComicCoverArt ) -SubClassOf(schema:ComicCoverArt schema:ComicStory) -SubClassOf(schema:ComicCoverArt schema:CoverArt) - -# Class: schema:ComicIssue (ComicIssue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComicIssue "Individual comic issues are serially published as - part of a larger series. For the sake of consistency, even one-shot issues - belong to a series comprised of a single issue. All comic issues can be - uniquely identified by: the combination of the name and volume number of the - series to which the issue belongs; the issue number; and the variant - description of the issue (if any).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComicIssue "ComicIssue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ComicIssue ) -SubClassOf(schema:ComicIssue schema:PublicationIssue) - -# Class: schema:ComicSeries (ComicSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComicSeries "A sequential publication of comic stories under a - unifying title, for example \"The Amazing Spider-Man\" or \"Groo the - Wanderer\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComicSeries "ComicSeries") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ComicSeries ) -SubClassOf(schema:ComicSeries schema:Periodical) - -# Class: schema:ComicStory (ComicStory) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComicStory "The term \"story\" is any indivisible, re-printable - unit of a comic, including the interior stories, covers, and backmatter. Most - comics have at least two stories: a cover (ComicCoverArt) and an interior story.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComicStory "ComicStory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ComicStory ) -SubClassOf(schema:ComicStory schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Comment (Comment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Comment "A comment on an item - for example, a comment on a blog post. The comment's content is expressed via the [[text]] property, and its topic via [[about]], properties shared with all CreativeWorks.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Comment "Comment") -SubClassOf(schema:Comment schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:CommentAction (CommentAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CommentAction "The act of generating a comment about a subject.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CommentAction "CommentAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CommentAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:CommunicateAction (CommunicateAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CommunicateAction "The act of conveying information to another person via a communication medium (instrument) such as speech, email, or telephone conversation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CommunicateAction "CommunicateAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CommunicateAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:CommunityHealth (CommunityHealth) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CommunityHealth "A field of public health focusing on improving health characteristics of a defined population in relation with their geographical or environment areas.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CommunityHealth "CommunityHealth") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CommunityHealth ) -SubClassOf(schema:CommunityHealth schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:CompleteDataFeed (CompleteDataFeed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CompleteDataFeed "A [[CompleteDataFeed]] is a [[DataFeed]] whose standard representation includes content for every item currently in the feed. - -This is the equivalent of Atom's element as defined in Feed Paging and Archiving [RFC 5005](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5005), For example (and as defined for Atom), when using data from a feed that represents a collection of items that varies over time (e.g. \"Top Twenty Records\") there is no need to have newer entries mixed in alongside older, obsolete entries. By marking this feed as a CompleteDataFeed, old entries can be safely discarded when the feed is refreshed, since we can assume the feed has provided descriptions for all current items.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CompleteDataFeed "CompleteDataFeed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CompleteDataFeed ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CompleteDataFeed ) -SubClassOf(schema:CompleteDataFeed schema:DataFeed) - -# Class: schema:CompoundPriceSpecification (CompoundPriceSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CompoundPriceSpecification "A compound price specification is one that bundles multiple prices that all apply in combination for different dimensions of consumption. Use the name property of the attached unit price specification for indicating the dimension of a price component (e.g. \"electricity\" or \"final cleaning\").") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CompoundPriceSpecification "CompoundPriceSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CompoundPriceSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:CompoundPriceSpecification schema:PriceSpecification) - -# Class: schema:ComputerLanguage (ComputerLanguage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComputerLanguage "This type covers computer programming languages such as Scheme and Lisp, as well as other language-like computer representations. Natural languages are best represented with the [[Language]] type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComputerLanguage "ComputerLanguage") -SubClassOf(schema:ComputerLanguage schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ComputerStore (ComputerStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ComputerStore "A computer store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ComputerStore "ComputerStore") -SubClassOf(schema:ComputerStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:ConfirmAction (ConfirmAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ConfirmAction "The act of notifying someone that a future event/action is going to happen as expected.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[CancelAction]]: The antonym of ConfirmAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ConfirmAction "ConfirmAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ConfirmAction schema:InformAction) - -# Class: schema:Consortium (Consortium) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Consortium "A Consortium is a membership [[Organization]] whose members are typically Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Consortium "Consortium") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Consortium ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Consortium ) -SubClassOf(schema:Consortium schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:ConsumeAction (ConsumeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ConsumeAction "The act of ingesting information/resources/food.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ConsumeAction "ConsumeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ConsumeAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:ContactPage (ContactPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ContactPage "Web page type: Contact page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ContactPage "ContactPage") -SubClassOf(schema:ContactPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:ContactPoint (ContactPoint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ContactPoint "A contact point—for example, a Customer Complaints department.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ContactPoint "ContactPoint") -SubClassOf(schema:ContactPoint schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:ContactPointOption (ContactPointOption) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ContactPointOption "Enumerated options related to a ContactPoint.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ContactPointOption "ContactPointOption") -SubClassOf(schema:ContactPointOption schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:Continent (Continent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Continent "One of the continents (for example, Europe or Africa).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Continent "Continent") -SubClassOf(schema:Continent schema:Landform) - -# Class: schema:ControlAction (ControlAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ControlAction "An agent controls a device or application.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ControlAction "ControlAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ControlAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:ConvenienceStore (ConvenienceStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ConvenienceStore "A convenience store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ConvenienceStore "ConvenienceStore") -SubClassOf(schema:ConvenienceStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:Conversation (Conversation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Conversation "One or more messages between organizations or people on a particular topic. Individual messages can be linked to the conversation with isPartOf or hasPart properties.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Conversation "Conversation") -SubClassOf(schema:Conversation schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:CookAction (CookAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CookAction "The act of producing/preparing food.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CookAction "CookAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CookAction schema:CreateAction) - -# Class: schema:Corporation (Corporation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Corporation "Organization: A business corporation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Corporation "Corporation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Corporation ) -SubClassOf(schema:Corporation schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:CorrectionComment (CorrectionComment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CorrectionComment "A [[comment]] that corrects [[CreativeWork]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CorrectionComment "CorrectionComment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CorrectionComment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CorrectionComment ) -SubClassOf(schema:CorrectionComment schema:Comment) - -# Class: schema:Country (Country) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Country "A country.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Country "Country") -SubClassOf(schema:Country schema:AdministrativeArea) - -# Class: schema:Course (Course) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Course "A description of an educational course which may be offered as distinct instances at which take place at different times or take place at different locations, or be offered through different media or modes of study. An educational course is a sequence of one or more educational events and/or creative works which aims to build knowledge, competence or ability of learners.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Course "Course") -SubClassOf(schema:Course schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:Course schema:LearningResource) - -# Class: schema:CourseInstance (CourseInstance) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CourseInstance "An instance of a [[Course]] which is distinct from other instances because it is offered at a different time or location or through different media or modes of study or to a specific section of students.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CourseInstance "CourseInstance") -SubClassOf(schema:CourseInstance schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:Courthouse (Courthouse) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Courthouse "A courthouse.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Courthouse "Courthouse") -SubClassOf(schema:Courthouse schema:GovernmentBuilding) - -# Class: schema:CoverArt (CoverArt) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CoverArt "The artwork on the outer surface of a CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CoverArt "CoverArt") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CoverArt ) -SubClassOf(schema:CoverArt schema:VisualArtwork) - -# Class: schema:CovidTestingFacility (CovidTestingFacility) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CovidTestingFacility "A CovidTestingFacility is a [[MedicalClinic]] where testing for the COVID-19 Coronavirus - disease is available. If the facility is being made available from an established [[Pharmacy]], [[Hotel]], or other - non-medical organization, multiple types can be listed. This makes it easier to re-use existing schema.org information - about that place e.g. contact info, address, opening hours. Note that in an emergency, such information may not always be reliable. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CovidTestingFacility "CovidTestingFacility") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CovidTestingFacility ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CovidTestingFacility ) -SubClassOf(schema:CovidTestingFacility schema:MedicalClinic) - -# Class: schema:CreateAction (CreateAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CreateAction "The act of deliberately creating/producing/generating/building a result out of the agent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CreateAction "CreateAction") -SubClassOf(schema:CreateAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:CreativeWork (CreativeWork) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CreativeWork "The most generic kind of creative work, including books, movies, photographs, software programs, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CreativeWork "CreativeWork") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CreativeWork ) -SubClassOf(schema:CreativeWork schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:CreativeWorkSeason (CreativeWorkSeason) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CreativeWorkSeason "A media season e.g. tv, radio, video game etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CreativeWorkSeason "CreativeWorkSeason") -SubClassOf(schema:CreativeWorkSeason schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:CreativeWorkSeries (CreativeWorkSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CreativeWorkSeries "A CreativeWorkSeries in schema.org is a group of related items, typically but not necessarily of the same kind. CreativeWorkSeries are usually organized into some order, often chronological. Unlike [[ItemList]] which is a general purpose data structure for lists of things, the emphasis with CreativeWorkSeries is on published materials (written e.g. books and periodicals, or media such as tv, radio and games).\\n\\nSpecific subtypes are available for describing [[TVSeries]], [[RadioSeries]], [[MovieSeries]], [[BookSeries]], [[Periodical]] and [[VideoGameSeries]]. In each case, the [[hasPart]] / [[isPartOf]] properties can be used to relate the CreativeWorkSeries to its parts. The general CreativeWorkSeries type serves largely just to organize these more specific and practical subtypes.\\n\\nIt is common for properties applicable to an item from the series to be usefully applied to the containing group. Schema.org attempts to anticipate some of these cases, but publishers should be free to apply properties of the series parts to the series as a whole wherever they seem appropriate. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CreativeWorkSeries "CreativeWorkSeries") -SubClassOf(schema:CreativeWorkSeries schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:CreativeWorkSeries schema:Series) - -# Class: schema:CreditCard (CreditCard) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CreditCard "A card payment method of a particular brand or name. Used to mark up a particular payment method and/or the financial product/service that supplies the card account.\\n\\nCommonly used values:\\n\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#AmericanExpress\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DinersClub\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Discover\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#JCB\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#MasterCard\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#VISA - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CreditCard "CreditCard") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CreditCard ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CreditCard ) -SubClassOf(schema:CreditCard schema:LoanOrCredit) -SubClassOf(schema:CreditCard schema:PaymentCard) - -# Class: schema:Crematorium (Crematorium) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Crematorium "A crematorium.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Crematorium "Crematorium") -SubClassOf(schema:Crematorium schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:CriticReview (CriticReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CriticReview "A [[CriticReview]] is a more specialized form of Review written or published by a source that is recognized for its reviewing activities. These can include online columns, travel and food guides, TV and radio shows, blogs and other independent Web sites. [[CriticReview]]s are typically more in-depth and professionally written. For simpler, casually written user/visitor/viewer/customer reviews, it is more appropriate to use the [[UserReview]] type. Review aggregator sites such as Metacritic already separate out the site's user reviews from selected critic reviews that originate from third-party sources.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CriticReview "CriticReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CriticReview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CriticReview ) -SubClassOf(schema:CriticReview schema:Review) - -# Class: schema:CssSelectorType (CssSelectorType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CssSelectorType "Text representing a CSS selector.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CssSelectorType "CssSelectorType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CssSelectorType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CssSelectorType ) -SubClassOf(schema:CssSelectorType schema:Text) - -# Class: schema:CurrencyConversionService (CurrencyConversionService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CurrencyConversionService "A service to convert funds from one currency to another currency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CurrencyConversionService "CurrencyConversionService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CurrencyConversionService ) -SubClassOf(schema:CurrencyConversionService schema:FinancialProduct) - -# Class: schema:DDxElement (DDxElement) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DDxElement "An alternative, closely-related condition typically considered later in the differential diagnosis process along with the signs that are used to distinguish it.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DDxElement "DDxElement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DDxElement ) -SubClassOf(schema:DDxElement schema:MedicalIntangible) - -# Class: schema:DanceEvent (DanceEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DanceEvent "Event type: A social dance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DanceEvent "DanceEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:DanceEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:DanceGroup (DanceGroup) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DanceGroup "A dance group—for example, the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater or Riverdance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DanceGroup "DanceGroup") -SubClassOf(schema:DanceGroup schema:PerformingGroup) - -# Class: schema:DataCatalog (DataCatalog) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DataCatalog "A collection of datasets.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DataCatalog "DataCatalog") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DataCatalog ) -SubClassOf(schema:DataCatalog schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:DataDownload (DataDownload) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DataDownload "A dataset in downloadable form.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DataDownload "DataDownload") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DataDownload ) -SubClassOf(schema:DataDownload schema:MediaObject) - -# Class: schema:DataFeed (DataFeed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DataFeed "A single feed providing structured information about one or more entities or topics.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DataFeed "DataFeed") -SubClassOf(schema:DataFeed schema:Dataset) - -# Class: schema:DataFeedItem (DataFeedItem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DataFeedItem "A single item within a larger data feed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DataFeedItem "DataFeedItem") -SubClassOf(schema:DataFeedItem schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:DataType (DataType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DataType "The basic data types such as Integers, Strings, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DataType "DataType") -SubClassOf(schema:DataType rdfs:Class) - -# Class: schema:Dataset (Dataset) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Dataset "A body of structured information describing some topic(s) of interest.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Dataset "Dataset") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Dataset ) -SubClassOf(schema:Dataset schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Date (Date) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Date "A date value in [ISO 8601 date format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Date "Date") - -# Class: schema:DateTime (DateTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DateTime "A combination of date and time of day in the form [-]CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss[Z|(+|-)hh:mm] (see Chapter 5.4 of ISO 8601).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DateTime "DateTime") - -# Class: schema:DatedMoneySpecification (DatedMoneySpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DatedMoneySpecification "A DatedMoneySpecification represents monetary values with optional start and end dates. For example, this could represent an employee's salary over a specific period of time. __Note:__ This type has been superseded by [[MonetaryAmount]] use of that type is recommended") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DatedMoneySpecification "DatedMoneySpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:DatedMoneySpecification schema:MonetaryAmount) -SubClassOf(schema:DatedMoneySpecification schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:DayOfWeek (DayOfWeek) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DayOfWeek "The day of the week, e.g. used to specify to which day the opening hours of an OpeningHoursSpecification refer. - -Originally, URLs from [GoodRelations](http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1) were used (for [[Monday]], [[Tuesday]], [[Wednesday]], [[Thursday]], [[Friday]], [[Saturday]], [[Sunday]] plus a special entry for [[PublicHolidays]]); these have now been integrated directly into schema.org. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DayOfWeek "DayOfWeek") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DayOfWeek ) -SubClassOf(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:DaySpa (DaySpa) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DaySpa "A day spa.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DaySpa "DaySpa") -SubClassOf(schema:DaySpa schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness) - -# Class: schema:DeactivateAction (DeactivateAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DeactivateAction "The act of stopping or deactivating a device or application (e.g. stopping a timer or turning off a flashlight).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DeactivateAction "DeactivateAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DeactivateAction schema:ControlAction) - -# Class: schema:DefenceEstablishment (DefenceEstablishment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DefenceEstablishment "A defence establishment, such as an army or navy base.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DefenceEstablishment "DefenceEstablishment") -SubClassOf(schema:DefenceEstablishment schema:GovernmentBuilding) - -# Class: schema:DefinedRegion (DefinedRegion) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DefinedRegion "A DefinedRegion is a geographic area defined by potentially arbitrary (rather than political, administrative or natural geographical) criteria. Properties are provided for defining a region by reference to sets of postal codes. - -Examples: a delivery destination when shopping. Region where regional pricing is configured. - -Requirement 1: -Country: US -States: \"NY\", \"CA\" - -Requirement 2: -Country: US -PostalCode Set: { [94000-94585], [97000, 97999], [13000, 13599]} -{ [12345, 12345], [78945, 78945], } -Region = state, canton, prefecture, autonomous community... -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DefinedRegion "DefinedRegion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DefinedRegion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DefinedRegion ) -SubClassOf(schema:DefinedRegion schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:DefinedTerm (DefinedTerm) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DefinedTerm "A word, name, acronym, phrase, etc. with a formal definition. Often used in the context of category or subject classification, glossaries or dictionaries, product or creative work types, etc. Use the name property for the term being defined, use termCode if the term has an alpha-numeric code allocated, use description to provide the definition of the term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DefinedTerm "DefinedTerm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DefinedTerm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DefinedTerm ) -SubClassOf(schema:DefinedTerm schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:DefinedTermSet (DefinedTermSet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DefinedTermSet "A set of defined terms for example a set of categories or a classification scheme, a glossary, dictionary or enumeration.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DefinedTermSet "DefinedTermSet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DefinedTermSet ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DefinedTermSet ) -SubClassOf(schema:DefinedTermSet schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:DeleteAction (DeleteAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DeleteAction "The act of editing a recipient by removing one of its objects.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DeleteAction "DeleteAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DeleteAction schema:UpdateAction) - -# Class: schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification (DeliveryChargeSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification "The price for the delivery of an offer using a particular delivery method.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification "DeliveryChargeSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification schema:PriceSpecification) - -# Class: schema:DeliveryEvent (DeliveryEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DeliveryEvent "An event involving the delivery of an item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DeliveryEvent "DeliveryEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:DeliveryEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:DeliveryMethod (DeliveryMethod) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DeliveryMethod "A delivery method is a standardized procedure for transferring the product or service to the destination of fulfillment chosen by the customer. Delivery methods are characterized by the means of transportation used, and by the organization or group that is the contracting party for the sending organization or person.\\n\\nCommonly used values:\\n\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DeliveryModeDirectDownload\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DeliveryModeFreight\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DeliveryModeMail\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DeliveryModeOwnFleet\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DeliveryModePickUp\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DHL\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#FederalExpress\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#UPS - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DeliveryMethod "DeliveryMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DeliveryMethod ) -SubClassOf(schema:DeliveryMethod schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:DeliveryTimeSettings (DeliveryTimeSettings) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DeliveryTimeSettings "A DeliveryTimeSettings represents re-usable pieces of shipping information, relating to timing. It is designed for publication on an URL that may be referenced via the [[shippingSettingsLink]] property of a [[OfferShippingDetails]]. Several occurrences can be published, distinguished (and identified/referenced) by their different values for [[transitTimeLabel]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DeliveryTimeSettings "DeliveryTimeSettings") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DeliveryTimeSettings ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DeliveryTimeSettings ) -SubClassOf(schema:DeliveryTimeSettings schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:Demand (Demand) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Demand "A demand entity represents the public, not necessarily binding, not necessarily exclusive, announcement by an organization or person to seek a certain type of goods or services. For describing demand using this type, the very same properties used for Offer apply.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Demand "Demand") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Demand ) -SubClassOf(schema:Demand schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Dentist (Dentist) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Dentist "A dentist.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Dentist "Dentist") -SubClassOf(schema:Dentist schema:LocalBusiness) -SubClassOf(schema:Dentist schema:MedicalBusiness) -SubClassOf(schema:Dentist schema:MedicalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:DepartAction (DepartAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DepartAction "The act of departing from a place. An agent departs from an fromLocation for a destination, optionally with participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DepartAction "DepartAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DepartAction schema:MoveAction) - -# Class: schema:DepartmentStore (DepartmentStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DepartmentStore "A department store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DepartmentStore "DepartmentStore") -SubClassOf(schema:DepartmentStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:DepositAccount (DepositAccount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DepositAccount "A type of Bank Account with a main purpose of depositing funds to gain interest or other benefits.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DepositAccount "DepositAccount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DepositAccount ) -SubClassOf(schema:DepositAccount schema:BankAccount) -SubClassOf(schema:DepositAccount schema:InvestmentOrDeposit) - -# Class: schema:Dermatology (Dermatology) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Dermatology "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to diagnosis and treatment of disorders of skin.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Dermatology "Dermatology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Dermatology ) -SubClassOf(schema:Dermatology schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:DiagnosticLab (DiagnosticLab) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DiagnosticLab "A medical laboratory that offers on-site or off-site diagnostic services.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DiagnosticLab "DiagnosticLab") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DiagnosticLab ) -SubClassOf(schema:DiagnosticLab schema:MedicalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:DiagnosticProcedure (DiagnosticProcedure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DiagnosticProcedure "A medical procedure intended primarily for diagnostic, as opposed to therapeutic, purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DiagnosticProcedure "DiagnosticProcedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DiagnosticProcedure ) -SubClassOf(schema:DiagnosticProcedure schema:MedicalProcedure) - -# Class: schema:Diet (Diet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Diet "A strategy of regulating the intake of food to achieve or maintain a specific health-related goal.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Diet "Diet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Diet ) -SubClassOf(schema:Diet schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:Diet schema:LifestyleModification) - -# Class: schema:DietNutrition (DietNutrition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DietNutrition "Dietetic and nutrition as a medical specialty.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DietNutrition "DietNutrition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DietNutrition ) -SubClassOf(schema:DietNutrition schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:DietarySupplement (DietarySupplement) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DietarySupplement "A product taken by mouth that contains a dietary ingredient intended to supplement the diet. Dietary ingredients may include vitamins, minerals, herbs or other botanicals, amino acids, and substances such as enzymes, organ tissues, glandulars and metabolites.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DietarySupplement "DietarySupplement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DietarySupplement ) -SubClassOf(schema:DietarySupplement schema:Substance) - -# Class: schema:DigitalDocument (DigitalDocument) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DigitalDocument "An electronic file or document.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DigitalDocument "DigitalDocument") -SubClassOf(schema:DigitalDocument schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:DigitalDocumentPermission (DigitalDocumentPermission) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DigitalDocumentPermission "A permission for a particular person or group to access a particular file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DigitalDocumentPermission "DigitalDocumentPermission") -SubClassOf(schema:DigitalDocumentPermission schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType (DigitalDocumentPermissionType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType "A type of permission which can be granted for accessing a digital document.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType "DigitalDocumentPermissionType") -SubClassOf(schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:DisagreeAction (DisagreeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DisagreeAction "The act of expressing a difference of opinion with the object. An agent disagrees to/about an object (a proposition, topic or theme) with participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DisagreeAction "DisagreeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DisagreeAction schema:ReactAction) - -# Class: schema:DiscoverAction (DiscoverAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DiscoverAction "The act of discovering/finding an object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DiscoverAction "DiscoverAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DiscoverAction schema:FindAction) - -# Class: schema:DiscussionForumPosting (DiscussionForumPosting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DiscussionForumPosting "A posting to a discussion forum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DiscussionForumPosting "DiscussionForumPosting") -SubClassOf(schema:DiscussionForumPosting schema:SocialMediaPosting) - -# Class: schema:DislikeAction (DislikeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DislikeAction "The act of expressing a negative sentiment about the object. An agent dislikes an object (a proposition, topic or theme) with participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DislikeAction "DislikeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DislikeAction schema:ReactAction) - -# Class: schema:Distance (Distance) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Distance "Properties that take Distances as values are of the form '<Number> <Length unit of measure>'. E.g., '7 ft'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Distance "Distance") -SubClassOf(schema:Distance schema:Quantity) - -# Class: schema:Distillery (Distillery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Distillery "A distillery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Distillery "Distillery") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Distillery ) -SubClassOf(schema:Distillery schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:DonateAction (DonateAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DonateAction "The act of providing goods, services, or money without compensation, often for philanthropic reasons.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DonateAction "DonateAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DonateAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:DoseSchedule (DoseSchedule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DoseSchedule "A specific dosing schedule for a drug or supplement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DoseSchedule "DoseSchedule") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DoseSchedule ) -SubClassOf(schema:DoseSchedule schema:MedicalIntangible) - -# Class: schema:DownloadAction (DownloadAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DownloadAction "The act of downloading an object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DownloadAction "DownloadAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DownloadAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:DrawAction (DrawAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrawAction "The act of producing a visual/graphical representation of an object, typically with a pen/pencil and paper as instruments.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrawAction "DrawAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DrawAction schema:CreateAction) - -# Class: schema:Drawing (Drawing) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Drawing "A picture or diagram made with a pencil, pen, or crayon rather than paint.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Drawing "Drawing") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Drawing ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Drawing ) -SubClassOf(schema:Drawing schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:DrinkAction (DrinkAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrinkAction "The act of swallowing liquids.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrinkAction "DrinkAction") -SubClassOf(schema:DrinkAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue (DriveWheelConfigurationValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue "A value indicating which roadwheels will receive torque.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue "DriveWheelConfigurationValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue ) -SubClassOf(schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue schema:QualitativeValue) - -# Class: schema:Drug (Drug) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Drug "A chemical or biologic substance, used as a medical therapy, that has a physiological effect on an organism. Here the term drug is used interchangeably with the term medicine although clinical knowledge make a clear difference between them.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Drug "Drug") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Drug ) -SubClassOf(schema:Drug schema:Substance) - -# Class: schema:DrugClass (DrugClass) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrugClass "A class of medical drugs, e.g., statins. Classes can represent general pharmacological class, common mechanisms of action, common physiological effects, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrugClass "DrugClass") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrugClass ) -SubClassOf(schema:DrugClass schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:DrugCost (DrugCost) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrugCost "The cost per unit of a medical drug. Note that this type is not meant to represent the price in an offer of a drug for sale; see the Offer type for that. This type will typically be used to tag wholesale or average retail cost of a drug, or maximum reimbursable cost. Costs of medical drugs vary widely depending on how and where they are paid for, so while this type captures some of the variables, costs should be used with caution by consumers of this schema's markup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrugCost "DrugCost") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrugCost ) -SubClassOf(schema:DrugCost schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:DrugCostCategory (DrugCostCategory) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrugCostCategory "Enumerated categories of medical drug costs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrugCostCategory "DrugCostCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrugCostCategory ) -SubClassOf(schema:DrugCostCategory schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:DrugLegalStatus (DrugLegalStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrugLegalStatus "The legal availability status of a medical drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrugLegalStatus "DrugLegalStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrugLegalStatus ) -SubClassOf(schema:DrugLegalStatus schema:MedicalIntangible) - -# Class: schema:DrugPregnancyCategory (DrugPregnancyCategory) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrugPregnancyCategory "Categories that represent an assessment of the risk of fetal injury due to a drug or pharmaceutical used as directed by the mother during pregnancy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrugPregnancyCategory "DrugPregnancyCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrugPregnancyCategory ) -SubClassOf(schema:DrugPregnancyCategory schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus (DrugPrescriptionStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus "Indicates whether this drug is available by prescription or over-the-counter.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus "DrugPrescriptionStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus ) -SubClassOf(schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:DrugStrength (DrugStrength) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrugStrength "A specific strength in which a medical drug is available in a specific country.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrugStrength "DrugStrength") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrugStrength ) -SubClassOf(schema:DrugStrength schema:MedicalIntangible) - -# Class: schema:DryCleaningOrLaundry (DryCleaningOrLaundry) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DryCleaningOrLaundry "A dry-cleaning business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DryCleaningOrLaundry "DryCleaningOrLaundry") -SubClassOf(schema:DryCleaningOrLaundry schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Duration (Duration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Duration "Quantity: Duration (use [ISO 8601 duration format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Duration "Duration") -SubClassOf(schema:Duration schema:Quantity) - -# Class: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration (EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration "Enumerates the EU energy efficiency classes A-G as well as A+, A++, and A+++ as defined in EU directive 2017/1369.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration "EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:EatAction (EatAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EatAction "The act of swallowing solid objects.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EatAction "EatAction") -SubClassOf(schema:EatAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:EducationEvent (EducationEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EducationEvent "Event type: Education event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EducationEvent "EducationEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:EducationEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:EducationalAudience (EducationalAudience) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EducationalAudience "An EducationalAudience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EducationalAudience "EducationalAudience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EducationalAudience ) -SubClassOf(schema:EducationalAudience schema:Audience) - -# Class: schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential (EducationalOccupationalCredential) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential "An educational or occupational credential. A diploma, academic degree, certification, qualification, badge, etc., that may be awarded to a person or other entity that meets the requirements defined by the credentialer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential "EducationalOccupationalCredential") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential ) -SubClassOf(schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram (EducationalOccupationalProgram) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram "A program offered by an institution which determines the learning progress to achieve an outcome, usually a credential like a degree or certificate. This would define a discrete set of opportunities (e.g., job, courses) that together constitute a program with a clear start, end, set of requirements, and transition to a new occupational opportunity (e.g., a job), or sometimes a higher educational opportunity (e.g., an advanced degree).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram "EducationalOccupationalProgram") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram ) -SubClassOf(schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:EducationalOrganization (EducationalOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EducationalOrganization "An educational organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EducationalOrganization "EducationalOrganization") -SubClassOf(schema:EducationalOrganization schema:CivicStructure) -SubClassOf(schema:EducationalOrganization schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:Electrician (Electrician) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Electrician "An electrician.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Electrician "Electrician") -SubClassOf(schema:Electrician schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:ElectronicsStore (ElectronicsStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ElectronicsStore "An electronics store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ElectronicsStore "ElectronicsStore") -SubClassOf(schema:ElectronicsStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:ElementarySchool (ElementarySchool) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ElementarySchool "An elementary school.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ElementarySchool "ElementarySchool") -SubClassOf(schema:ElementarySchool schema:EducationalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:EmailMessage (EmailMessage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EmailMessage "An email message.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EmailMessage "EmailMessage") -SubClassOf(schema:EmailMessage schema:Message) - -# Class: schema:Embassy (Embassy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Embassy "An embassy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Embassy "Embassy") -SubClassOf(schema:Embassy schema:GovernmentBuilding) - -# Class: schema:Emergency (Emergency) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Emergency "A specific branch of medical science that deals with the evaluation and initial treatment of medical conditions caused by trauma or sudden illness.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Emergency "Emergency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Emergency ) -SubClassOf(schema:Emergency schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:EmergencyService (EmergencyService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EmergencyService "An emergency service, such as a fire station or ER.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EmergencyService "EmergencyService") -SubClassOf(schema:EmergencyService schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:EmployeeRole (EmployeeRole) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EmployeeRole "A subclass of OrganizationRole used to describe employee relationships.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EmployeeRole "EmployeeRole") -SubClassOf(schema:EmployeeRole schema:OrganizationRole) - -# Class: schema:EmployerAggregateRating (EmployerAggregateRating) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EmployerAggregateRating "An aggregate rating of an Organization related to its role as an employer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EmployerAggregateRating "EmployerAggregateRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EmployerAggregateRating ) -SubClassOf(schema:EmployerAggregateRating schema:AggregateRating) - -# Class: schema:EmployerReview (EmployerReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EmployerReview "An [[EmployerReview]] is a review of an [[Organization]] regarding its role as an employer, written by a current or former employee of that organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EmployerReview "EmployerReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EmployerReview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EmployerReview ) -SubClassOf(schema:EmployerReview schema:Review) - -# Class: schema:EmploymentAgency (EmploymentAgency) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EmploymentAgency "An employment agency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EmploymentAgency "EmploymentAgency") -SubClassOf(schema:EmploymentAgency schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:EndorseAction (EndorseAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EndorseAction "An agent approves/certifies/likes/supports/sanction an object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EndorseAction "EndorseAction") -SubClassOf(schema:EndorseAction schema:ReactAction) - -# Class: schema:EndorsementRating (EndorsementRating) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EndorsementRating "An EndorsementRating is a rating that expresses some level of endorsement, for example inclusion in a \"critic's pick\" blog, a -\"Like\" or \"+1\" on a social network. It can be considered the [[result]] of an [[EndorseAction]] in which the [[object]] of the action is rated positively by -some [[agent]]. As is common elsewhere in schema.org, it is sometimes more useful to describe the results of such an action without explicitly describing the [[Action]]. - -An [[EndorsementRating]] may be part of a numeric scale or organized system, but this is not required: having an explicit type for indicating a positive, -endorsement rating is particularly useful in the absence of numeric scales as it helps consumers understand that the rating is broadly positive. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EndorsementRating "EndorsementRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EndorsementRating ) -SubClassOf(schema:EndorsementRating schema:Rating) - -# Class: schema:Energy (Energy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Energy "Properties that take Energy as values are of the form '<Number> <Energy unit of measure>'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Energy "Energy") -SubClassOf(schema:Energy schema:Quantity) - -# Class: schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails (EnergyConsumptionDetails) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails "EnergyConsumptionDetails represents information related to the energy efficiency of a product that consumes energy. The information that can be provided is based on international regulations such as for example [EU directive 2017/1369](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2017/1369/oj) for energy labeling and the [Energy labeling rule](https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/rules/rulemaking-regulatory-reform-proceedings/energy-water-use-labeling-consumer) under the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (EPCA) in the US.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails "EnergyConsumptionDetails") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails ) -SubClassOf(schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration (EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration "Enumerates energy efficiency levels (also known as \"classes\" or \"ratings\") and certifications that are part of several international energy efficiency standards.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration "EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration (EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration "Used to indicate whether a product is EnergyStar certified.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration "EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:EngineSpecification (EngineSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EngineSpecification "Information about the engine of the vehicle. A vehicle can have multiple engines represented by multiple engine specification entities.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EngineSpecification "EngineSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EngineSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:EngineSpecification schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:EntertainmentBusiness (EntertainmentBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EntertainmentBusiness "A business providing entertainment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EntertainmentBusiness "EntertainmentBusiness") -SubClassOf(schema:EntertainmentBusiness schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:EntryPoint (EntryPoint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EntryPoint "An entry point, within some Web-based protocol.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EntryPoint "EntryPoint") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EntryPoint ) -SubClassOf(schema:EntryPoint schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Enumeration (Enumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Enumeration "Lists or enumerations—for example, a list of cuisines or music genres, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Enumeration "Enumeration") -SubClassOf(schema:Enumeration schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Episode (Episode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Episode "A media episode (e.g. TV, radio, video game) which can be part of a series or season.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Episode "Episode") -SubClassOf(schema:Episode schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Event (Event) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Event "An event happening at a certain time and location, such as a concert, lecture, or festival. Ticketing information may be added via the [[offers]] property. Repeated events may be structured as separate Event objects.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Event "Event") -SubClassOf(schema:Event schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration (EventAttendanceModeEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration "An EventAttendanceModeEnumeration value is one of potentially several modes of organising an event, relating to whether it is online or offline.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration "EventAttendanceModeEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:EventReservation (EventReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventReservation "A reservation for an event like a concert, sporting event, or lecture.\\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations. For offers of tickets, use [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventReservation "EventReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:EventReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:EventSeries (EventSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventSeries "A series of [[Event]]s. Included events can relate with the series using the [[superEvent]] property. - -An EventSeries is a collection of events that share some unifying characteristic. For example, \"The Olympic Games\" is a series, which -is repeated regularly. The \"2012 London Olympics\" can be presented both as an [[Event]] in the series \"Olympic Games\", and as an -[[EventSeries]] that included a number of sporting competitions as Events. - -The nature of the association between the events in an [[EventSeries]] can vary, but typical examples could -include a thematic event series (e.g. topical meetups or classes), or a series of regular events that share a location, attendee group and/or organizers. - -EventSeries has been defined as a kind of Event to make it easy for publishers to use it in an Event context without -worrying about which kinds of series are really event-like enough to call an Event. In general an EventSeries -may seem more Event-like when the period of time is compact and when aspects such as location are fixed, but -it may also sometimes prove useful to describe a longer-term series as an Event. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventSeries "EventSeries") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EventSeries ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EventSeries ) -SubClassOf(schema:EventSeries schema:Event) -SubClassOf(schema:EventSeries schema:Series) - -# Class: schema:EventStatusType (EventStatusType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventStatusType "EventStatusType is an enumeration type whose instances represent several states that an Event may be in.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventStatusType "EventStatusType") -SubClassOf(schema:EventStatusType schema:StatusEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:EventVenue (EventVenue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventVenue "An event venue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventVenue "EventVenue") -SubClassOf(schema:EventVenue schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:ExchangeRateSpecification (ExchangeRateSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ExchangeRateSpecification "A structured value representing exchange rate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ExchangeRateSpecification "ExchangeRateSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ExchangeRateSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ExchangeRateSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ExchangeRateSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:ExchangeRateSpecification schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:ExerciseAction (ExerciseAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ExerciseAction "The act of participating in exertive activity for the purposes of improving health and fitness.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ExerciseAction "ExerciseAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ExerciseAction schema:PlayAction) - -# Class: schema:ExerciseGym (ExerciseGym) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ExerciseGym "A gym.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ExerciseGym "ExerciseGym") -SubClassOf(schema:ExerciseGym schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:ExercisePlan (ExercisePlan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ExercisePlan "Fitness-related activity designed for a specific health-related purpose, including defined exercise routines as well as activity prescribed by a clinician.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ExercisePlan "ExercisePlan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ExercisePlan ) -SubClassOf(schema:ExercisePlan schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:ExercisePlan schema:PhysicalActivity) - -# Class: schema:ExhibitionEvent (ExhibitionEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ExhibitionEvent "Event type: Exhibition event, e.g. at a museum, library, archive, tradeshow, ...") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ExhibitionEvent "ExhibitionEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:ExhibitionEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:FAQPage (FAQPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FAQPage "A [[FAQPage]] is a [[WebPage]] presenting one or more \"[Frequently asked questions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ)\" (see also [[QAPage]]).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FAQPage "FAQPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FAQPage ) -SubClassOf(schema:FAQPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:FMRadioChannel (FMRadioChannel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FMRadioChannel "A radio channel that uses FM.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FMRadioChannel "FMRadioChannel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FMRadioChannel ) -SubClassOf(schema:FMRadioChannel schema:RadioChannel) - -# Class: schema:FastFoodRestaurant (FastFoodRestaurant) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FastFoodRestaurant "A fast-food restaurant.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FastFoodRestaurant "FastFoodRestaurant") -SubClassOf(schema:FastFoodRestaurant schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:Festival (Festival) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Festival "Event type: Festival.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Festival "Festival") -SubClassOf(schema:Festival schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:FilmAction (FilmAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FilmAction "The act of capturing sound and moving images on film, video, or digitally.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FilmAction "FilmAction") -SubClassOf(schema:FilmAction schema:CreateAction) - -# Class: schema:FinancialProduct (FinancialProduct) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FinancialProduct "A product provided to consumers and businesses by financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies, brokerage firms, consumer finance companies, and investment companies which comprise the financial services industry.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FinancialProduct "FinancialProduct") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FinancialProduct ) -SubClassOf(schema:FinancialProduct schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:FinancialService (FinancialService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FinancialService "Financial services business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FinancialService "FinancialService") -SubClassOf(schema:FinancialService schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:FindAction (FindAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FindAction "The act of finding an object.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[SearchAction]]: FindAction is generally lead by a SearchAction, but not necessarily.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FindAction "FindAction") -SubClassOf(schema:FindAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:FireStation (FireStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FireStation "A fire station. With firemen.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FireStation "FireStation") -SubClassOf(schema:FireStation schema:CivicStructure) -SubClassOf(schema:FireStation schema:EmergencyService) - -# Class: schema:Flight (Flight) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Flight "An airline flight.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Flight "Flight") -SubClassOf(schema:Flight schema:Trip) - -# Class: schema:FlightReservation (FlightReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FlightReservation "A reservation for air travel.\\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations. For offers of tickets, use [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FlightReservation "FlightReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:FlightReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:Float (Float) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Float "Data type: Floating number.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Float "Float") -SubClassOf(schema:Float schema:Number) - -# Class: schema:FloorPlan (FloorPlan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FloorPlan "A FloorPlan is an explicit representation of a collection of similar accommodations, allowing the provision of common information (room counts, sizes, layout diagrams) and offers for rental or sale. In typical use, some [[ApartmentComplex]] has an [[accommodationFloorPlan]] which is a [[FloorPlan]]. A FloorPlan is always in the context of a particular place, either a larger [[ApartmentComplex]] or a single [[Apartment]]. The visual/spatial aspects of a floor plan (i.e. room layout, [see wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floor_plan)) can be indicated using [[image]]. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FloorPlan "FloorPlan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FloorPlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FloorPlan ) -SubClassOf(schema:FloorPlan schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Florist (Florist) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Florist "A florist.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Florist "Florist") -SubClassOf(schema:Florist schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:FollowAction (FollowAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FollowAction "The act of forming a personal connection with someone/something (object) unidirectionally/asymmetrically to get updates polled from.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[BefriendAction]]: Unlike BefriendAction, FollowAction implies that the connection is *not* necessarily reciprocal.\\n* [[SubscribeAction]]: Unlike SubscribeAction, FollowAction implies that the follower acts as an active agent constantly/actively polling for updates.\\n* [[RegisterAction]]: Unlike RegisterAction, FollowAction implies that the agent is interested in continuing receiving updates from the object.\\n* [[JoinAction]]: Unlike JoinAction, FollowAction implies that the agent is interested in getting updates from the object.\\n* [[TrackAction]]: Unlike TrackAction, FollowAction refers to the polling of updates of all aspects of animate objects rather than the location of inanimate objects (e.g. you track a package, but you don't follow it).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FollowAction "FollowAction") -SubClassOf(schema:FollowAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:FoodEstablishment (FoodEstablishment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FoodEstablishment "A food-related business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FoodEstablishment "FoodEstablishment") -SubClassOf(schema:FoodEstablishment schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:FoodEstablishmentReservation (FoodEstablishmentReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FoodEstablishmentReservation "A reservation to dine at a food-related business.\\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FoodEstablishmentReservation "FoodEstablishmentReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:FoodEstablishmentReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:FoodEvent (FoodEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FoodEvent "Event type: Food event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FoodEvent "FoodEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:FoodEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:FoodService (FoodService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FoodService "A food service, like breakfast, lunch, or dinner.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FoodService "FoodService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FoodService ) -SubClassOf(schema:FoodService schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:FundingAgency (FundingAgency) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FundingAgency "A FundingAgency is an organization that implements one or more [[FundingScheme]]s and manages - the granting process (via [[Grant]]s, typically [[MonetaryGrant]]s). - A funding agency is not always required for grant funding, e.g. philanthropic giving, corporate sponsorship etc. - -Examples of funding agencies include ERC, REA, NIH, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation... - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FundingAgency "FundingAgency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FundingAgency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FundingAgency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FundingAgency ) -SubClassOf(schema:FundingAgency schema:Project) - -# Class: schema:FundingScheme (FundingScheme) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FundingScheme "A FundingScheme combines organizational, project and policy aspects of grant-based funding - that sets guidelines, principles and mechanisms to support other kinds of projects and activities. - Funding is typically organized via [[Grant]] funding. Examples of funding schemes: Swiss Priority Programmes (SPPs); EU Framework 7 (FP7); Horizon 2020; the NIH-R01 Grant Program; Wellcome institutional strategic support fund. For large scale public sector funding, the management and administration of grant awards is often handled by other, dedicated, organizations - [[FundingAgency]]s such as ERC, REA, ...") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FundingScheme "FundingScheme") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FundingScheme ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FundingScheme ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FundingScheme ) -SubClassOf(schema:FundingScheme schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:FurnitureStore (FurnitureStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FurnitureStore "A furniture store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FurnitureStore "FurnitureStore") -SubClassOf(schema:FurnitureStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:Game (Game) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Game "The Game type represents things which are games. These are typically rule-governed recreational activities, e.g. role-playing games in which players assume the role of characters in a fictional setting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Game "Game") -SubClassOf(schema:Game schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:GamePlayMode (GamePlayMode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GamePlayMode "Indicates whether this game is multi-player, co-op or single-player.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GamePlayMode "GamePlayMode") -SubClassOf(schema:GamePlayMode schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:GameServer (GameServer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GameServer "Server that provides game interaction in a multiplayer game.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GameServer "GameServer") -SubClassOf(schema:GameServer schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:GameServerStatus (GameServerStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GameServerStatus "Status of a game server.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GameServerStatus "GameServerStatus") -SubClassOf(schema:GameServerStatus schema:StatusEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:GardenStore (GardenStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GardenStore "A garden store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GardenStore "GardenStore") -SubClassOf(schema:GardenStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:GasStation (GasStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GasStation "A gas station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GasStation "GasStation") -SubClassOf(schema:GasStation schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:GatedResidenceCommunity (GatedResidenceCommunity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GatedResidenceCommunity "Residence type: Gated community.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GatedResidenceCommunity "GatedResidenceCommunity") -SubClassOf(schema:GatedResidenceCommunity schema:Residence) - -# Class: schema:GenderType (GenderType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GenderType "An enumeration of genders.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GenderType "GenderType") -SubClassOf(schema:GenderType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:Gene (Gene) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:Gene ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Gene "A discrete unit of inheritance which affects one or more biological traits (Source: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene)). Examples include FOXP2 (Forkhead box protein P2), SCARNA21 (small Cajal body-specific RNA 21), A- (agouti genotype).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Gene "Gene") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Gene ) -SubClassOf(schema:Gene schema:BioChemEntity) - -# Class: schema:GeneralContractor (GeneralContractor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GeneralContractor "A general contractor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GeneralContractor "GeneralContractor") -SubClassOf(schema:GeneralContractor schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:GeoCircle (GeoCircle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GeoCircle "A GeoCircle is a GeoShape representing a circular geographic area. As it is a GeoShape - it provides the simple textual property 'circle', but also allows the combination of postalCode alongside geoRadius. - The center of the circle can be indicated via the 'geoMidpoint' property, or more approximately using 'address', 'postalCode'. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GeoCircle "GeoCircle") -SubClassOf(schema:GeoCircle schema:GeoShape) - -# Class: schema:GeoCoordinates (GeoCoordinates) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GeoCoordinates "The geographic coordinates of a place or event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GeoCoordinates "GeoCoordinates") -SubClassOf(schema:GeoCoordinates schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:GeoShape (GeoShape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GeoShape "The geographic shape of a place. A GeoShape can be described using several properties whose values are based on latitude/longitude pairs. Either whitespace or commas can be used to separate latitude and longitude; whitespace should be used when writing a list of several such points.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GeoShape "GeoShape") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:GeoShape ) -SubClassOf(schema:GeoShape schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:GeospatialGeometry (GeospatialGeometry) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GeospatialGeometry "(Eventually to be defined as) a supertype of GeoShape designed to accommodate definitions from Geo-Spatial best practices.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GeospatialGeometry "GeospatialGeometry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:GeospatialGeometry ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:GeospatialGeometry ) -SubClassOf(schema:GeospatialGeometry schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Geriatric (Geriatric) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Geriatric "A specific branch of medical science that is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, debilities and provision of care to the aged.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Geriatric "Geriatric") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Geriatric ) -SubClassOf(schema:Geriatric schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:GiveAction (GiveAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GiveAction "The act of transferring ownership of an object to a destination. Reciprocal of TakeAction.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[TakeAction]]: Reciprocal of GiveAction.\\n* [[SendAction]]: Unlike SendAction, GiveAction implies that ownership is being transferred (e.g. I may send my laptop to you, but that doesn't mean I'm giving it to you).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GiveAction "GiveAction") -SubClassOf(schema:GiveAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:GolfCourse (GolfCourse) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GolfCourse "A golf course.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GolfCourse "GolfCourse") -SubClassOf(schema:GolfCourse schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:GovernmentBenefitsType (GovernmentBenefitsType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GovernmentBenefitsType "GovernmentBenefitsType enumerates several kinds of government benefits to support the COVID-19 situation. Note that this structure may not capture all benefits offered.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GovernmentBenefitsType "GovernmentBenefitsType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:GovernmentBenefitsType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:GovernmentBenefitsType ) -SubClassOf(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:GovernmentBuilding (GovernmentBuilding) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GovernmentBuilding "A government building.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GovernmentBuilding "GovernmentBuilding") -SubClassOf(schema:GovernmentBuilding schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:GovernmentOffice (GovernmentOffice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GovernmentOffice "A government office—for example, an IRS or DMV office.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GovernmentOffice "GovernmentOffice") -SubClassOf(schema:GovernmentOffice schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:GovernmentOrganization (GovernmentOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GovernmentOrganization "A governmental organization or agency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GovernmentOrganization "GovernmentOrganization") -SubClassOf(schema:GovernmentOrganization schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:GovernmentPermit (GovernmentPermit) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GovernmentPermit "A permit issued by a government agency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GovernmentPermit "GovernmentPermit") -SubClassOf(schema:GovernmentPermit schema:Permit) - -# Class: schema:GovernmentService (GovernmentService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GovernmentService "A service provided by a government organization, e.g. food stamps, veterans benefits, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GovernmentService "GovernmentService") -SubClassOf(schema:GovernmentService schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:Grant (Grant) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Grant "A grant, typically financial or otherwise quantifiable, of resources. Typically a [[funder]] sponsors some [[MonetaryAmount]] to an [[Organization]] or [[Person]], - sometimes not necessarily via a dedicated or long-lived [[Project]], resulting in one or more outputs, or [[fundedItem]]s. For financial sponsorship, indicate the [[funder]] of a [[MonetaryGrant]]. For non-financial support, indicate [[sponsor]] of [[Grant]]s of resources (e.g. office space). - -Grants support activities directed towards some agreed collective goals, often but not always organized as [[Project]]s. Long-lived projects are sometimes sponsored by a variety of grants over time, but it is also common for a project to be associated with a single grant. - -The amount of a [[Grant]] is represented using [[amount]] as a [[MonetaryAmount]]. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Grant "Grant") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Grant ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Grant ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Grant ) -SubClassOf(schema:Grant schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:GroceryStore (GroceryStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GroceryStore "A grocery store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GroceryStore "GroceryStore") -SubClassOf(schema:GroceryStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:Guide (Guide) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Guide "[[Guide]] is a page or article that recommend specific products or services, or aspects of a thing for a user to consider. A [[Guide]] may represent a Buying Guide and detail aspects of products or services for a user to consider. A [[Guide]] may represent a Product Guide and recommend specific products or services. A [[Guide]] may represent a Ranked List and recommend specific products or services with ranking.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Guide "Guide") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Guide ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Guide ) -SubClassOf(schema:Guide schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Gynecologic (Gynecologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Gynecologic "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to the health care of women, particularly in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting the female reproductive system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Gynecologic "Gynecologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Gynecologic ) -SubClassOf(schema:Gynecologic schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:HVACBusiness (HVACBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HVACBusiness "A business that provide Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning services.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HVACBusiness "HVACBusiness") -SubClassOf(schema:HVACBusiness schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Hackathon (Hackathon) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Hackathon "A [hackathon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackathon) event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Hackathon "Hackathon") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Hackathon ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Hackathon ) -SubClassOf(schema:Hackathon schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:HairSalon (HairSalon) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HairSalon "A hair salon.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HairSalon "HairSalon") -SubClassOf(schema:HairSalon schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness) - -# Class: schema:HardwareStore (HardwareStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HardwareStore "A hardware store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HardwareStore "HardwareStore") -SubClassOf(schema:HardwareStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness (HealthAndBeautyBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness "Health and beauty.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness "HealthAndBeautyBusiness") -SubClassOf(schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:HealthAspectEnumeration (HealthAspectEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthAspectEnumeration "HealthAspectEnumeration enumerates several aspects of health content online, each of which might be described using [[hasHealthAspect]] and [[HealthTopicContent]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthAspectEnumeration "HealthAspectEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HealthAspectEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HealthAspectEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:HealthClub (HealthClub) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthClub "A health club.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthClub "HealthClub") -SubClassOf(schema:HealthClub schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness) -SubClassOf(schema:HealthClub schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:HealthInsurancePlan (HealthInsurancePlan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthInsurancePlan "A US-style health insurance plan, including PPOs, EPOs, and HMOs. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthInsurancePlan "HealthInsurancePlan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HealthInsurancePlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HealthInsurancePlan ) -SubClassOf(schema:HealthInsurancePlan schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification (HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification "A description of costs to the patient under a given network or formulary.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification "HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:HealthPlanFormulary (HealthPlanFormulary) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthPlanFormulary "For a given health insurance plan, the specification for costs and coverage of prescription drugs. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthPlanFormulary "HealthPlanFormulary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HealthPlanFormulary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HealthPlanFormulary ) -SubClassOf(schema:HealthPlanFormulary schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:HealthPlanNetwork (HealthPlanNetwork) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthPlanNetwork "A US-style health insurance plan network. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthPlanNetwork "HealthPlanNetwork") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HealthPlanNetwork ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HealthPlanNetwork ) -SubClassOf(schema:HealthPlanNetwork schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:HealthTopicContent (HealthTopicContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthTopicContent "[[HealthTopicContent]] is [[WebContent]] that is about some aspect of a health topic, e.g. a condition, its symptoms or treatments. Such content may be comprised of several parts or sections and use different types of media. Multiple instances of [[WebContent]] (and hence [[HealthTopicContent]]) can be related using [[hasPart]] / [[isPartOf]] where there is some kind of content hierarchy, and their content described with [[about]] and [[mentions]] e.g. building upon the existing [[MedicalCondition]] vocabulary. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthTopicContent "HealthTopicContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HealthTopicContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HealthTopicContent ) -SubClassOf(schema:HealthTopicContent schema:WebContent) - -# Class: schema:HighSchool (HighSchool) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HighSchool "A high school.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HighSchool "HighSchool") -SubClassOf(schema:HighSchool schema:EducationalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:HinduTemple (HinduTemple) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HinduTemple "A Hindu temple.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HinduTemple "HinduTemple") -SubClassOf(schema:HinduTemple schema:PlaceOfWorship) - -# Class: schema:HobbyShop (HobbyShop) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HobbyShop "A store that sells materials useful or necessary for various hobbies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HobbyShop "HobbyShop") -SubClassOf(schema:HobbyShop schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness (HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness "A construction business.\\n\\nA HomeAndConstructionBusiness is a [[LocalBusiness]] that provides services around homes and buildings.\\n\\nAs a [[LocalBusiness]] it can be described as a [[provider]] of one or more [[Service]]\\(s).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness "HomeAndConstructionBusiness") -SubClassOf(schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:HomeGoodsStore (HomeGoodsStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HomeGoodsStore "A home goods store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HomeGoodsStore "HomeGoodsStore") -SubClassOf(schema:HomeGoodsStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:Hospital (Hospital) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Hospital "A hospital.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Hospital "Hospital") -SubClassOf(schema:Hospital schema:CivicStructure) -SubClassOf(schema:Hospital schema:EmergencyService) -SubClassOf(schema:Hospital schema:MedicalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:Hostel (Hostel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Hostel "A hostel - cheap accommodation, often in shared dormitories. -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Hostel "Hostel") -SubClassOf(schema:Hostel schema:LodgingBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Hotel (Hotel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Hotel "A hotel is an establishment that provides lodging paid on a short-term basis (Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotel). -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Hotel "Hotel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Hotel ) -SubClassOf(schema:Hotel schema:LodgingBusiness) - -# Class: schema:HotelRoom (HotelRoom) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HotelRoom "A hotel room is a single room in a hotel. -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HotelRoom "HotelRoom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HotelRoom ) -SubClassOf(schema:HotelRoom schema:Room) - -# Class: schema:House (House) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:House "A house is a building or structure that has the ability to be occupied for habitation by humans or other creatures (Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:House "House") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:House ) -SubClassOf(schema:House schema:Accommodation) - -# Class: schema:HousePainter (HousePainter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HousePainter "A house painting service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HousePainter "HousePainter") -SubClassOf(schema:HousePainter schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:HowTo (HowTo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowTo "Instructions that explain how to achieve a result by performing a sequence of steps.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowTo "HowTo") -SubClassOf(schema:HowTo schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:HowToDirection (HowToDirection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowToDirection "A direction indicating a single action to do in the instructions for how to achieve a result.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowToDirection "HowToDirection") -SubClassOf(schema:HowToDirection schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:HowToDirection schema:ListItem) - -# Class: schema:HowToItem (HowToItem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowToItem "An item used as either a tool or supply when performing the instructions for how to to achieve a result.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowToItem "HowToItem") -SubClassOf(schema:HowToItem schema:ListItem) - -# Class: schema:HowToSection (HowToSection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowToSection "A sub-grouping of steps in the instructions for how to achieve a result (e.g. steps for making a pie crust within a pie recipe).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowToSection "HowToSection") -SubClassOf(schema:HowToSection schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:HowToSection schema:ItemList) -SubClassOf(schema:HowToSection schema:ListItem) - -# Class: schema:HowToStep (HowToStep) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowToStep "A step in the instructions for how to achieve a result. It is an ordered list with HowToDirection and/or HowToTip items.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowToStep "HowToStep") -SubClassOf(schema:HowToStep schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:HowToStep schema:ItemList) -SubClassOf(schema:HowToStep schema:ListItem) - -# Class: schema:HowToSupply (HowToSupply) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowToSupply "A supply consumed when performing the instructions for how to achieve a result.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowToSupply "HowToSupply") -SubClassOf(schema:HowToSupply schema:HowToItem) - -# Class: schema:HowToTip (HowToTip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowToTip "An explanation in the instructions for how to achieve a result. It provides supplementary information about a technique, supply, author's preference, etc. It can explain what could be done, or what should not be done, but doesn't specify what should be done (see HowToDirection).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowToTip "HowToTip") -SubClassOf(schema:HowToTip schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:HowToTip schema:ListItem) - -# Class: schema:HowToTool (HowToTool) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowToTool "A tool used (but not consumed) when performing instructions for how to achieve a result.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowToTool "HowToTool") -SubClassOf(schema:HowToTool schema:HowToItem) - -# Class: schema:HyperToc (HyperToc) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HyperToc "A HyperToc represents a hypertext table of contents for complex media objects, such as [[VideoObject]], [[AudioObject]]. Items in the table of contents are indicated using the [[tocEntry]] property, and typed [[HyperTocEntry]]. For cases where the same larger work is split into multiple files, [[associatedMedia]] can be used on individual [[HyperTocEntry]] items.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HyperToc "HyperToc") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HyperToc ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HyperToc ) -SubClassOf(schema:HyperToc schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:HyperTocEntry (HyperTocEntry) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HyperTocEntry "A HyperToEntry is an item within a [[HyperToc]], which represents a hypertext table of contents for complex media objects, such as [[VideoObject]], [[AudioObject]]. The media object itself is indicated using [[associatedMedia]]. Each section of interest within that content can be described with a [[HyperTocEntry]], with associated [[startOffset]] and [[endOffset]]. When several entries are all from the same file, [[associatedMedia]] is used on the overarching [[HyperTocEntry]]; if the content has been split into multiple files, they can be referenced using [[associatedMedia]] on each [[HyperTocEntry]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HyperTocEntry "HyperTocEntry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HyperTocEntry ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HyperTocEntry ) -SubClassOf(schema:HyperTocEntry schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:IceCreamShop (IceCreamShop) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:IceCreamShop "An ice cream shop.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:IceCreamShop "IceCreamShop") -SubClassOf(schema:IceCreamShop schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:IgnoreAction (IgnoreAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:IgnoreAction "The act of intentionally disregarding the object. An agent ignores an object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:IgnoreAction "IgnoreAction") -SubClassOf(schema:IgnoreAction schema:AssessAction) - -# Class: schema:ImageGallery (ImageGallery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ImageGallery "Web page type: Image gallery page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ImageGallery "ImageGallery") -SubClassOf(schema:ImageGallery schema:MediaGallery) - -# Class: schema:ImageObject (ImageObject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ImageObject "An image file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ImageObject "ImageObject") -SubClassOf(schema:ImageObject schema:MediaObject) - -# Class: schema:ImageObjectSnapshot (ImageObjectSnapshot) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ImageObjectSnapshot "A specific and exact (byte-for-byte) version of an [[ImageObject]]. Two byte-for-byte identical files, for the purposes of this type, considered identical. If they have different embedded metadata (e.g. XMP, EXIF) the files will differ. Different external facts about the files, e.g. creator or dateCreated that aren't represented in their actual content, do not affect this notion of identity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ImageObjectSnapshot "ImageObjectSnapshot") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ImageObjectSnapshot ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ImageObjectSnapshot ) -SubClassOf(schema:ImageObjectSnapshot schema:ImageObject) - -# Class: schema:ImagingTest (ImagingTest) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ImagingTest "Any medical imaging modality typically used for diagnostic purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ImagingTest "ImagingTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ImagingTest ) -SubClassOf(schema:ImagingTest schema:MedicalTest) - -# Class: schema:IndividualProduct (IndividualProduct) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:IndividualProduct "A single, identifiable product instance (e.g. a laptop with a particular serial number).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:IndividualProduct "IndividualProduct") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:IndividualProduct ) -SubClassOf(schema:IndividualProduct schema:Product) - -# Class: schema:InfectiousAgentClass (InfectiousAgentClass) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InfectiousAgentClass "Classes of agents or pathogens that transmit infectious diseases. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InfectiousAgentClass "InfectiousAgentClass") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:InfectiousAgentClass ) -SubClassOf(schema:InfectiousAgentClass schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:InfectiousDisease (InfectiousDisease) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InfectiousDisease "An infectious disease is a clinically evident human disease resulting from the presence of pathogenic microbial agents, like pathogenic viruses, pathogenic bacteria, fungi, protozoa, multicellular parasites, and prions. To be considered an infectious disease, such pathogens are known to be able to cause this disease.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InfectiousDisease "InfectiousDisease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:InfectiousDisease ) -SubClassOf(schema:InfectiousDisease schema:MedicalCondition) - -# Class: schema:InformAction (InformAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InformAction "The act of notifying someone of information pertinent to them, with no expectation of a response.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InformAction "InformAction") -SubClassOf(schema:InformAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:InsertAction (InsertAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InsertAction "The act of adding at a specific location in an ordered collection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InsertAction "InsertAction") -SubClassOf(schema:InsertAction schema:AddAction) - -# Class: schema:InstallAction (InstallAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InstallAction "The act of installing an application.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InstallAction "InstallAction") -SubClassOf(schema:InstallAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:InsuranceAgency (InsuranceAgency) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InsuranceAgency "An Insurance agency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InsuranceAgency "InsuranceAgency") -SubClassOf(schema:InsuranceAgency schema:FinancialService) - -# Class: schema:Intangible (Intangible) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Intangible "A utility class that serves as the umbrella for a number of 'intangible' things such as quantities, structured values, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Intangible "Intangible") -SubClassOf(schema:Intangible schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:Integer (Integer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Integer "Data type: Integer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Integer "Integer") -SubClassOf(schema:Integer schema:Number) - -# Class: schema:InteractAction (InteractAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InteractAction "The act of interacting with another person or organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InteractAction "InteractAction") -SubClassOf(schema:InteractAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:InteractionCounter (InteractionCounter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InteractionCounter "A summary of how users have interacted with this CreativeWork. In most cases, authors will use a subtype to specify the specific type of interaction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InteractionCounter "InteractionCounter") -SubClassOf(schema:InteractionCounter schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:InternetCafe (InternetCafe) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InternetCafe "An internet cafe.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InternetCafe "InternetCafe") -SubClassOf(schema:InternetCafe schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:InvestmentFund (InvestmentFund) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InvestmentFund "A company or fund that gathers capital from a number of investors to create a pool of money that is then re-invested into stocks, bonds and other assets.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InvestmentFund "InvestmentFund") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:InvestmentFund ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:InvestmentFund ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:InvestmentFund ) -SubClassOf(schema:InvestmentFund schema:InvestmentOrDeposit) - -# Class: schema:InvestmentOrDeposit (InvestmentOrDeposit) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InvestmentOrDeposit "A type of financial product that typically requires the client to transfer funds to a financial service in return for potential beneficial financial return.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InvestmentOrDeposit "InvestmentOrDeposit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:InvestmentOrDeposit ) -SubClassOf(schema:InvestmentOrDeposit schema:FinancialProduct) - -# Class: schema:InviteAction (InviteAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InviteAction "The act of asking someone to attend an event. Reciprocal of RsvpAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InviteAction "InviteAction") -SubClassOf(schema:InviteAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:Invoice (Invoice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Invoice "A statement of the money due for goods or services; a bill.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Invoice "Invoice") -SubClassOf(schema:Invoice schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ItemAvailability (ItemAvailability) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ItemAvailability "A list of possible product availability options.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ItemAvailability "ItemAvailability") -SubClassOf(schema:ItemAvailability schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:ItemList (ItemList) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ItemList "A list of items of any sort—for example, Top 10 Movies About Weathermen, or Top 100 Party Songs. Not to be confused with HTML lists, which are often used only for formatting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ItemList "ItemList") -SubClassOf(schema:ItemList schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ItemListOrderType (ItemListOrderType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ItemListOrderType "Enumerated for values for itemListOrder for indicating how an ordered ItemList is organized.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ItemListOrderType "ItemListOrderType") -SubClassOf(schema:ItemListOrderType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:ItemPage (ItemPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ItemPage "A page devoted to a single item, such as a particular product or hotel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ItemPage "ItemPage") -SubClassOf(schema:ItemPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:JewelryStore (JewelryStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:JewelryStore "A jewelry store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:JewelryStore "JewelryStore") -SubClassOf(schema:JewelryStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:JobPosting (JobPosting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:JobPosting "A listing that describes a job opening in a certain organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:JobPosting "JobPosting") -SubClassOf(schema:JobPosting schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:JoinAction (JoinAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:JoinAction "An agent joins an event/group with participants/friends at a location.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[RegisterAction]]: Unlike RegisterAction, JoinAction refers to joining a group/team of people.\\n* [[SubscribeAction]]: Unlike SubscribeAction, JoinAction does not imply that you'll be receiving updates.\\n* [[FollowAction]]: Unlike FollowAction, JoinAction does not imply that you'll be polling for updates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:JoinAction "JoinAction") -SubClassOf(schema:JoinAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:Joint (Joint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Joint "The anatomical location at which two or more bones make contact.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Joint "Joint") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Joint ) -SubClassOf(schema:Joint schema:AnatomicalStructure) - -# Class: schema:LakeBodyOfWater (LakeBodyOfWater) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LakeBodyOfWater "A lake (for example, Lake Pontrachain).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LakeBodyOfWater "LakeBodyOfWater") -SubClassOf(schema:LakeBodyOfWater schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:Landform (Landform) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Landform "A landform or physical feature. Landform elements include mountains, plains, lakes, rivers, seascape and oceanic waterbody interface features such as bays, peninsulas, seas and so forth, including sub-aqueous terrain features such as submersed mountain ranges, volcanoes, and the great ocean basins.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Landform "Landform") -SubClassOf(schema:Landform schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings (LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings "An historical landmark or building.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings "LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings") -SubClassOf(schema:LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:Language (Language) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Language "Natural languages such as Spanish, Tamil, Hindi, English, etc. Formal language code tags expressed in [BCP 47](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF_language_tag) can be used via the [[alternateName]] property. The Language type previously also covered programming languages such as Scheme and Lisp, which are now best represented using [[ComputerLanguage]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Language "Language") -SubClassOf(schema:Language schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:LearningResource (LearningResource) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LearningResource "The LearningResource type can be used to indicate [[CreativeWork]]s (whether physical or digital) that have a particular and explicit orientation towards learning, education, skill acquisition, and other educational purposes. - -[[LearningResource]] is expected to be used as an addition to a primary type such as [[Book]], [[VideoObject]], [[Product]] etc. - -[[EducationEvent]] serves a similar purpose for event-like things (e.g. a [[Trip]]). A [[LearningResource]] may be created as a result of an [[EducationEvent]], for example by recording one.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LearningResource "LearningResource") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LearningResource ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LearningResource ) -SubClassOf(schema:LearningResource schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:LeaveAction (LeaveAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LeaveAction "An agent leaves an event / group with participants/friends at a location.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[JoinAction]]: The antonym of LeaveAction.\\n* [[UnRegisterAction]]: Unlike UnRegisterAction, LeaveAction implies leaving a group/team of people rather than a service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LeaveAction "LeaveAction") -SubClassOf(schema:LeaveAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:LegalForceStatus (LegalForceStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LegalForceStatus "A list of possible statuses for the legal force of a legislation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LegalForceStatus "LegalForceStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:LegalForceStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LegalForceStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LegalForceStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LegalForceStatus ) -SubClassOf(schema:LegalForceStatus schema:StatusEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:LegalService (LegalService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LegalService "A LegalService is a business that provides legally-oriented services, advice and representation, e.g. law firms.\\n\\nAs a [[LocalBusiness]] it can be described as a [[provider]] of one or more [[Service]]\\(s).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LegalService "LegalService") -SubClassOf(schema:LegalService schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:LegalValueLevel (LegalValueLevel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LegalValueLevel "A list of possible levels for the legal validity of a legislation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LegalValueLevel "LegalValueLevel") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:closeMatch schema:LegalValueLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LegalValueLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LegalValueLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LegalValueLevel ) -SubClassOf(schema:LegalValueLevel schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:Legislation (Legislation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Legislation "A legal document such as an act, decree, bill, etc. (enforceable or not) or a component of a legal act (like an article).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Legislation "Legislation") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:closeMatch schema:Legislation ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:closeMatch schema:Legislation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Legislation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Legislation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Legislation ) -SubClassOf(schema:Legislation schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:LegislationObject (LegislationObject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LegislationObject "A specific object or file containing a Legislation. Note that the same Legislation can be published in multiple files. For example, a digitally signed PDF, a plain PDF and an HTML version.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LegislationObject "LegislationObject") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:closeMatch schema:LegislationObject ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LegislationObject ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LegislationObject ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LegislationObject ) -SubClassOf(schema:LegislationObject schema:Legislation) -SubClassOf(schema:LegislationObject schema:MediaObject) - -# Class: schema:LegislativeBuilding (LegislativeBuilding) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LegislativeBuilding "A legislative building—for example, the state capitol.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LegislativeBuilding "LegislativeBuilding") -SubClassOf(schema:LegislativeBuilding schema:GovernmentBuilding) - -# Class: schema:LendAction (LendAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LendAction "The act of providing an object under an agreement that it will be returned at a later date. Reciprocal of BorrowAction.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[BorrowAction]]: Reciprocal of LendAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LendAction "LendAction") -SubClassOf(schema:LendAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:Library (Library) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Library "A library.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Library "Library") -SubClassOf(schema:Library schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:LibrarySystem (LibrarySystem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LibrarySystem "A [[LibrarySystem]] is a collaborative system amongst several libraries.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LibrarySystem "LibrarySystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LibrarySystem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LibrarySystem ) -SubClassOf(schema:LibrarySystem schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:LifestyleModification (LifestyleModification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LifestyleModification "A process of care involving exercise, changes to diet, fitness routines, and other lifestyle changes aimed at improving a health condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LifestyleModification "LifestyleModification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LifestyleModification ) -SubClassOf(schema:LifestyleModification schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:Ligament (Ligament) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Ligament "A short band of tough, flexible, fibrous connective tissue that functions to connect multiple bones, cartilages, and structurally support joints.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Ligament "Ligament") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Ligament ) -SubClassOf(schema:Ligament schema:AnatomicalStructure) - -# Class: schema:LikeAction (LikeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LikeAction "The act of expressing a positive sentiment about the object. An agent likes an object (a proposition, topic or theme) with participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LikeAction "LikeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:LikeAction schema:ReactAction) - -# Class: schema:LinkRole (LinkRole) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LinkRole "A Role that represents a Web link e.g. as expressed via the 'url' property. Its linkRelationship property can indicate URL-based and plain textual link types e.g. those in IANA link registry or others such as 'amphtml'. This structure provides a placeholder where details from HTML's link element can be represented outside of HTML, e.g. in JSON-LD feeds.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LinkRole "LinkRole") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LinkRole ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LinkRole ) -SubClassOf(schema:LinkRole schema:Role) - -# Class: schema:LiquorStore (LiquorStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LiquorStore "A shop that sells alcoholic drinks such as wine, beer, whisky and other spirits.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LiquorStore "LiquorStore") -SubClassOf(schema:LiquorStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:ListItem (ListItem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ListItem "An list item, e.g. a step in a checklist or how-to description.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ListItem "ListItem") -SubClassOf(schema:ListItem schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ListenAction (ListenAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ListenAction "The act of consuming audio content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ListenAction "ListenAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ListenAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:LiteraryEvent (LiteraryEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LiteraryEvent "Event type: Literary event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LiteraryEvent "LiteraryEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:LiteraryEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:LiveBlogPosting (LiveBlogPosting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LiveBlogPosting "A [[LiveBlogPosting]] is a [[BlogPosting]] intended to provide a rolling textual coverage of an ongoing event through continuous updates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LiveBlogPosting "LiveBlogPosting") -SubClassOf(schema:LiveBlogPosting schema:BlogPosting) - -# Class: schema:LoanOrCredit (LoanOrCredit) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LoanOrCredit "A financial product for the loaning of an amount of money, or line of credit, under agreed terms and charges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LoanOrCredit "LoanOrCredit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LoanOrCredit ) -SubClassOf(schema:LoanOrCredit schema:FinancialProduct) - -# Class: schema:LocalBusiness (LocalBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LocalBusiness "A particular physical business or branch of an organization. Examples of LocalBusiness include a restaurant, a particular branch of a restaurant chain, a branch of a bank, a medical practice, a club, a bowling alley, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LocalBusiness "LocalBusiness") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:closeMatch schema:LocalBusiness ) -SubClassOf(schema:LocalBusiness schema:Organization) -SubClassOf(schema:LocalBusiness schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:LocationFeatureSpecification (LocationFeatureSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LocationFeatureSpecification "Specifies a location feature by providing a structured value representing a feature of an accommodation as a property-value pair of varying degrees of formality.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LocationFeatureSpecification "LocationFeatureSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LocationFeatureSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:LocationFeatureSpecification schema:PropertyValue) - -# Class: schema:Locksmith (Locksmith) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Locksmith "A locksmith.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Locksmith "Locksmith") -SubClassOf(schema:Locksmith schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:LodgingBusiness (LodgingBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LodgingBusiness "A lodging business, such as a motel, hotel, or inn.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LodgingBusiness "LodgingBusiness") -SubClassOf(schema:LodgingBusiness schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:LodgingReservation (LodgingReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LodgingReservation "A reservation for lodging at a hotel, motel, inn, etc.\\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LodgingReservation "LodgingReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:LodgingReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:LoseAction (LoseAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LoseAction "The act of being defeated in a competitive activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LoseAction "LoseAction") -SubClassOf(schema:LoseAction schema:AchieveAction) - -# Class: schema:LymphaticVessel (LymphaticVessel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LymphaticVessel "A type of blood vessel that specifically carries lymph fluid unidirectionally toward the heart.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LymphaticVessel "LymphaticVessel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LymphaticVessel ) -SubClassOf(schema:LymphaticVessel schema:Vessel) - -# Class: schema:Manuscript (Manuscript) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Manuscript "A book, document, or piece of music written by hand rather than typed or printed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Manuscript "Manuscript") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Manuscript ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Manuscript ) -SubClassOf(schema:Manuscript schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Map (Map) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Map "A map.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Map "Map") -SubClassOf(schema:Map schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MapCategoryType (MapCategoryType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MapCategoryType "An enumeration of several kinds of Map.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MapCategoryType "MapCategoryType") -SubClassOf(schema:MapCategoryType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MarryAction (MarryAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MarryAction "The act of marrying a person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MarryAction "MarryAction") -SubClassOf(schema:MarryAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:Mass (Mass) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Mass "Properties that take Mass as values are of the form '<Number> <Mass unit of measure>'. E.g., '7 kg'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Mass "Mass") -SubClassOf(schema:Mass schema:Quantity) - -# Class: schema:MathSolver (MathSolver) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MathSolver "A math solver which is capable of solving a subset of mathematical problems.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MathSolver "MathSolver") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MathSolver ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MathSolver ) -SubClassOf(schema:MathSolver schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MaximumDoseSchedule (MaximumDoseSchedule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MaximumDoseSchedule "The maximum dosing schedule considered safe for a drug or supplement as recommended by an authority or by the drug/supplement's manufacturer. Capture the recommending authority in the recognizingAuthority property of MedicalEntity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MaximumDoseSchedule "MaximumDoseSchedule") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MaximumDoseSchedule ) -SubClassOf(schema:MaximumDoseSchedule schema:DoseSchedule) - -# Class: schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration (MeasurementTypeEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration "Enumeration of common measurement types (or dimensions), for example \"chest\" for a person, \"inseam\" for pants, \"gauge\" for screws, or \"wheel\" for bicycles.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration "MeasurementTypeEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MediaGallery (MediaGallery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MediaGallery "Web page type: Media gallery page. A mixed-media page that can contains media such as images, videos, and other multimedia.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MediaGallery "MediaGallery") -SubClassOf(schema:MediaGallery schema:CollectionPage) - -# Class: schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration (MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration " Codes for use with the [[mediaAuthenticityCategory]] property, indicating the authenticity of a media object (in the context of how it was published or shared). In general these codes are not mutually exclusive, although some combinations (such as 'original' versus 'transformed', 'edited' and 'staged') would be contradictory if applied in the same [[MediaReview]]. Note that the application of these codes is with regard to a piece of media shared or published in a particular context.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration "MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MediaObject (MediaObject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MediaObject "A media object, such as an image, video, or audio object embedded in a web page or a downloadable dataset i.e. DataDownload. Note that a creative work may have many media objects associated with it on the same web page. For example, a page about a single song (MusicRecording) may have a music video (VideoObject), and a high and low bandwidth audio stream (2 AudioObject's).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MediaObject "MediaObject") -SubClassOf(schema:MediaObject schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MediaReview (MediaReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MediaReview "A [[MediaReview]] is a more specialized form of Review dedicated to the evaluation of media content online, typically in the context of fact-checking and misinformation. - For more general reviews of media in the broader sense, use [[UserReview]], [[CriticReview]] or other [[Review]] types. This definition is - a work in progress. While the [[MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration]] list reflects significant community review amongst fact-checkers and others working - to combat misinformation, the specific structures for representing media objects, their versions and publication context, is still evolving. Similarly, best practices for the relationship between [[MediaReview]] and [[ClaimReview]] markup has not yet been finalized.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MediaReview "MediaReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MediaReview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MediaReview ) -SubClassOf(schema:MediaReview schema:Review) - -# Class: schema:MediaReviewItem (MediaReviewItem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MediaReviewItem "Represents an item or group of closely related items treated as a unit for the sake of evaluation in a [[MediaReview]]. Authorship etc. apply to the items rather than to the curation/grouping or reviewing party.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MediaReviewItem "MediaReviewItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MediaReviewItem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MediaReviewItem ) -SubClassOf(schema:MediaReviewItem schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MediaSubscription (MediaSubscription) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MediaSubscription "A subscription which allows a user to access media including audio, video, books, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MediaSubscription "MediaSubscription") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MediaSubscription ) -SubClassOf(schema:MediaSubscription schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:MedicalAudience (MedicalAudience) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalAudience "Target audiences for medical web pages.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalAudience "MedicalAudience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalAudience ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalAudience schema:Audience) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalAudience schema:PeopleAudience) - -# Class: schema:MedicalAudienceType (MedicalAudienceType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalAudienceType "Target audiences types for medical web pages. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalAudienceType "MedicalAudienceType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalAudienceType ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalAudienceType schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalBusiness (MedicalBusiness) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalBusiness "A particular physical or virtual business of an organization for medical purposes. Examples of MedicalBusiness include differents business run by health professionals.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalBusiness "MedicalBusiness") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalBusiness ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalBusiness schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:MedicalCause (MedicalCause) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalCause "The causative agent(s) that are responsible for the pathophysiologic process that eventually results in a medical condition, symptom or sign. In this schema, unless otherwise specified this is meant to be the proximate cause of the medical condition, symptom or sign. The proximate cause is defined as the causative agent that most directly results in the medical condition, symptom or sign. For example, the HIV virus could be considered a cause of AIDS. Or in a diagnostic context, if a patient fell and sustained a hip fracture and two days later sustained a pulmonary embolism which eventuated in a cardiac arrest, the cause of the cardiac arrest (the proximate cause) would be the pulmonary embolism and not the fall. Medical causes can include cardiovascular, chemical, dermatologic, endocrine, environmental, gastroenterologic, genetic, hematologic, gynecologic, iatrogenic, infectious, musculoskeletal, neurologic, nutritional, obstetric, oncologic, otolaryngologic, pharmacologic, psychiatric, pulmonary, renal, rheumatologic, toxic, traumatic, or urologic causes; medical conditions can be causes as well.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalCause "MedicalCause") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalCause ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalCause schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalClinic (MedicalClinic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalClinic "A facility, often associated with a hospital or medical school, that is devoted to the specific diagnosis and/or healthcare. Previously limited to outpatients but with evolution it may be open to inpatients as well.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalClinic "MedicalClinic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalClinic ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalClinic schema:MedicalBusiness) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalClinic schema:MedicalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:MedicalCode (MedicalCode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalCode "A code for a medical entity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalCode "MedicalCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalCode ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalCode schema:CategoryCode) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalCode schema:MedicalIntangible) - -# Class: schema:MedicalCondition (MedicalCondition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalCondition "Any condition of the human body that affects the normal functioning of a person, whether physically or mentally. Includes diseases, injuries, disabilities, disorders, syndromes, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalCondition "MedicalCondition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalCondition ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalCondition schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalConditionStage (MedicalConditionStage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalConditionStage "A stage of a medical condition, such as 'Stage IIIa'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalConditionStage "MedicalConditionStage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalConditionStage ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalConditionStage schema:MedicalIntangible) - -# Class: schema:MedicalContraindication (MedicalContraindication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalContraindication "A condition or factor that serves as a reason to withhold a certain medical therapy. Contraindications can be absolute (there are no reasonable circumstances for undertaking a course of action) or relative (the patient is at higher risk of complications, but that these risks may be outweighed by other considerations or mitigated by other measures).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalContraindication "MedicalContraindication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalContraindication ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalContraindication schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalDevice (MedicalDevice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalDevice "Any object used in a medical capacity, such as to diagnose or treat a patient.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalDevice "MedicalDevice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalDevice ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalDevice schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalDevicePurpose (MedicalDevicePurpose) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalDevicePurpose "Categories of medical devices, organized by the purpose or intended use of the device.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalDevicePurpose "MedicalDevicePurpose") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalDevicePurpose ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalDevicePurpose schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalEntity (MedicalEntity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalEntity "The most generic type of entity related to health and the practice of medicine.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalEntity "MedicalEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalEntity ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalEntity schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:MedicalEnumeration (MedicalEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalEnumeration "Enumerations related to health and the practice of medicine: A concept that is used to attribute a quality to another concept, as a qualifier, a collection of items or a listing of all of the elements of a set in medicine practice.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalEnumeration "MedicalEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel (MedicalEvidenceLevel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel "Level of evidence for a medical guideline. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel "MedicalEvidenceLevel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalGuideline (MedicalGuideline) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalGuideline "Any recommendation made by a standard society (e.g. ACC/AHA) or consensus statement that denotes how to diagnose and treat a particular condition. Note: this type should be used to tag the actual guideline recommendation; if the guideline recommendation occurs in a larger scholarly article, use MedicalScholarlyArticle to tag the overall article, not this type. Note also: the organization making the recommendation should be captured in the recognizingAuthority base property of MedicalEntity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalGuideline "MedicalGuideline") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalGuideline ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalGuideline schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalGuidelineContraindication (MedicalGuidelineContraindication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalGuidelineContraindication "A guideline contraindication that designates a process as harmful and where quality of the data supporting the contraindication is sound.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalGuidelineContraindication "MedicalGuidelineContraindication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalGuidelineContraindication ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalGuidelineContraindication schema:MedicalGuideline) - -# Class: schema:MedicalGuidelineRecommendation (MedicalGuidelineRecommendation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalGuidelineRecommendation "A guideline recommendation that is regarded as efficacious and where quality of the data supporting the recommendation is sound.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalGuidelineRecommendation "MedicalGuidelineRecommendation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalGuidelineRecommendation ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalGuidelineRecommendation schema:MedicalGuideline) - -# Class: schema:MedicalImagingTechnique (MedicalImagingTechnique) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalImagingTechnique "Any medical imaging modality typically used for diagnostic purposes. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalImagingTechnique "MedicalImagingTechnique") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalImagingTechnique ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalImagingTechnique schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalIndication (MedicalIndication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalIndication "A condition or factor that indicates use of a medical therapy, including signs, symptoms, risk factors, anatomical states, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalIndication "MedicalIndication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalIndication ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalIndication schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalIntangible (MedicalIntangible) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalIntangible "A utility class that serves as the umbrella for a number of 'intangible' things in the medical space.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalIntangible "MedicalIntangible") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalIntangible ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalIntangible schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalObservationalStudy (MedicalObservationalStudy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalObservationalStudy "An observational study is a type of medical study that attempts to infer the possible effect of a treatment through observation of a cohort of subjects over a period of time. In an observational study, the assignment of subjects into treatment groups versus control groups is outside the control of the investigator. This is in contrast with controlled studies, such as the randomized controlled trials represented by MedicalTrial, where each subject is randomly assigned to a treatment group or a control group before the start of the treatment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalObservationalStudy "MedicalObservationalStudy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalObservationalStudy ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalObservationalStudy schema:MedicalStudy) - -# Class: schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign (MedicalObservationalStudyDesign) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign "Design models for observational medical studies. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign "MedicalObservationalStudyDesign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalOrganization (MedicalOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalOrganization "A medical organization (physical or not), such as hospital, institution or clinic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalOrganization "MedicalOrganization") -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalOrganization schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:MedicalProcedure (MedicalProcedure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalProcedure "A process of care used in either a diagnostic, therapeutic, preventive or palliative capacity that relies on invasive (surgical), non-invasive, or other techniques.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalProcedure "MedicalProcedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalProcedure ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalProcedure schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalProcedureType (MedicalProcedureType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalProcedureType "An enumeration that describes different types of medical procedures.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalProcedureType "MedicalProcedureType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalProcedureType ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalProcedureType schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalRiskCalculator (MedicalRiskCalculator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalRiskCalculator "A complex mathematical calculation requiring an online calculator, used to assess prognosis. Note: use the url property of Thing to record any URLs for online calculators.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalRiskCalculator "MedicalRiskCalculator") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalRiskCalculator ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalRiskCalculator schema:MedicalRiskEstimator) - -# Class: schema:MedicalRiskEstimator (MedicalRiskEstimator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalRiskEstimator "Any rule set or interactive tool for estimating the risk of developing a complication or condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalRiskEstimator "MedicalRiskEstimator") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalRiskEstimator ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalRiskEstimator schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalRiskFactor (MedicalRiskFactor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalRiskFactor "A risk factor is anything that increases a person's likelihood of developing or contracting a disease, medical condition, or complication.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalRiskFactor "MedicalRiskFactor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalRiskFactor ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalRiskFactor schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalRiskScore (MedicalRiskScore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalRiskScore "A simple system that adds up the number of risk factors to yield a score that is associated with prognosis, e.g. CHAD score, TIMI risk score.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalRiskScore "MedicalRiskScore") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalRiskScore ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalRiskScore schema:MedicalRiskEstimator) - -# Class: schema:MedicalScholarlyArticle (MedicalScholarlyArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalScholarlyArticle "A scholarly article in the medical domain.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalScholarlyArticle "MedicalScholarlyArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalScholarlyArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalScholarlyArticle schema:ScholarlyArticle) - -# Class: schema:MedicalSign (MedicalSign) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalSign "Any physical manifestation of a person's medical condition discoverable by objective diagnostic tests or physical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalSign "MedicalSign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalSign ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalSign schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom) - -# Class: schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom (MedicalSignOrSymptom) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom "Any feature associated or not with a medical condition. In medicine a symptom is generally subjective while a sign is objective.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom "MedicalSignOrSymptom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom schema:MedicalCondition) - -# Class: schema:MedicalSpecialty (MedicalSpecialty) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalSpecialty "Any specific branch of medical science or practice. Medical specialities include clinical specialties that pertain to particular organ systems and their respective disease states, as well as allied health specialties. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalSpecialty "MedicalSpecialty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalSpecialty ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:MedicalEnumeration) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Specialty) - -# Class: schema:MedicalStudy (MedicalStudy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalStudy "A medical study is an umbrella type covering all kinds of research studies relating to human medicine or health, including observational studies and interventional trials and registries, randomized, controlled or not. When the specific type of study is known, use one of the extensions of this type, such as MedicalTrial or MedicalObservationalStudy. Also, note that this type should be used to mark up data that describes the study itself; to tag an article that publishes the results of a study, use MedicalScholarlyArticle. Note: use the code property of MedicalEntity to store study IDs, e.g. clinicaltrials.gov ID.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalStudy "MedicalStudy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalStudy ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalStudy schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalStudyStatus (MedicalStudyStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalStudyStatus "The status of a medical study. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalStudyStatus "MedicalStudyStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalStudyStatus ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalSymptom (MedicalSymptom) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalSymptom "Any complaint sensed and expressed by the patient (therefore defined as subjective) like stomachache, lower-back pain, or fatigue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalSymptom "MedicalSymptom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalSymptom ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalSymptom schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom) - -# Class: schema:MedicalTest (MedicalTest) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalTest "Any medical test, typically performed for diagnostic purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalTest "MedicalTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalTest ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalTest schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:MedicalTestPanel (MedicalTestPanel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalTestPanel "Any collection of tests commonly ordered together.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalTestPanel "MedicalTestPanel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalTestPanel ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalTestPanel schema:MedicalTest) - -# Class: schema:MedicalTherapy (MedicalTherapy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalTherapy "Any medical intervention designed to prevent, treat, and cure human diseases and medical conditions, including both curative and palliative therapies. Medical therapies are typically processes of care relying upon pharmacotherapy, behavioral therapy, supportive therapy (with fluid or nutrition for example), or detoxification (e.g. hemodialysis) aimed at improving or preventing a health condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalTherapy "MedicalTherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalTherapy ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalTherapy schema:TherapeuticProcedure) - -# Class: schema:MedicalTrial (MedicalTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalTrial "A medical trial is a type of medical study that uses scientific process used to compare the safety and efficacy of medical therapies or medical procedures. In general, medical trials are controlled and subjects are allocated at random to the different treatment and/or control groups.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalTrial "MedicalTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalTrial ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalTrial schema:MedicalStudy) - -# Class: schema:MedicalTrialDesign (MedicalTrialDesign) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalTrialDesign "Design models for medical trials. Enumerated type.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalTrialDesign "MedicalTrialDesign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalTrialDesign ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MedicalTrialDesign ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MedicalWebPage (MedicalWebPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalWebPage "A web page that provides medical information.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalWebPage "MedicalWebPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalWebPage ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicalWebPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:MedicineSystem (MedicineSystem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicineSystem "Systems of medical practice.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicineSystem "MedicineSystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicineSystem ) -SubClassOf(schema:MedicineSystem schema:MedicalEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:MeetingRoom (MeetingRoom) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MeetingRoom "A meeting room, conference room, or conference hall is a room provided for singular events such as business conferences and meetings (Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conference_hall). -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MeetingRoom "MeetingRoom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MeetingRoom ) -SubClassOf(schema:MeetingRoom schema:Room) - -# Class: schema:MensClothingStore (MensClothingStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MensClothingStore "A men's clothing store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MensClothingStore "MensClothingStore") -SubClassOf(schema:MensClothingStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:Menu (Menu) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Menu "A structured representation of food or drink items available from a FoodEstablishment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Menu "Menu") -SubClassOf(schema:Menu schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MenuItem (MenuItem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MenuItem "A food or drink item listed in a menu or menu section.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MenuItem "MenuItem") -SubClassOf(schema:MenuItem schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:MenuSection (MenuSection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MenuSection "A sub-grouping of food or drink items in a menu. E.g. courses (such as 'Dinner', 'Breakfast', etc.), specific type of dishes (such as 'Meat', 'Vegan', 'Drinks', etc.), or some other classification made by the menu provider.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MenuSection "MenuSection") -SubClassOf(schema:MenuSection schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration (MerchantReturnEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration "Enumerates several kinds of product return policies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration "MerchantReturnEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MerchantReturnPolicy (MerchantReturnPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MerchantReturnPolicy "A MerchantReturnPolicy provides information about product return policies associated with an [[Organization]], [[Product]], or [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MerchantReturnPolicy "MerchantReturnPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MerchantReturnPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MerchantReturnPolicy ) -SubClassOf(schema:MerchantReturnPolicy schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride (MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride "A seasonal override of a return policy, for example used for holidays.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride "MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride ) -SubClassOf(schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Message (Message) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Message "A single message from a sender to one or more organizations or people.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Message "Message") -SubClassOf(schema:Message schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MiddleSchool (MiddleSchool) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MiddleSchool "A middle school (typically for children aged around 11-14, although this varies somewhat).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MiddleSchool "MiddleSchool") -SubClassOf(schema:MiddleSchool schema:EducationalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:Midwifery (Midwifery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Midwifery "A nurse-like health profession that deals with pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period (including care of the newborn), besides sexual and reproductive health of women throughout their lives.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Midwifery "Midwifery") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Midwifery ) -SubClassOf(schema:Midwifery schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:MobileApplication (MobileApplication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MobileApplication "A software application designed specifically to work well on a mobile device such as a telephone.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MobileApplication "MobileApplication") -SubClassOf(schema:MobileApplication schema:SoftwareApplication) - -# Class: schema:MobilePhoneStore (MobilePhoneStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MobilePhoneStore "A store that sells mobile phones and related accessories.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MobilePhoneStore "MobilePhoneStore") -SubClassOf(schema:MobilePhoneStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:MolecularEntity (MolecularEntity) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:MolecularEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MolecularEntity "Any constitutionally or isotopically distinct atom, molecule, ion, ion pair, radical, radical ion, complex, conformer etc., identifiable as a separately distinguishable entity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MolecularEntity "MolecularEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MolecularEntity ) -SubClassOf(schema:MolecularEntity schema:BioChemEntity) - -# Class: schema:MonetaryAmount (MonetaryAmount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MonetaryAmount "A monetary value or range. This type can be used to describe an amount of money such as $50 USD, or a range as in describing a bank account being suitable for a balance between £1,000 and £1,000,000 GBP, or the value of a salary, etc. It is recommended to use [[PriceSpecification]] Types to describe the price of an Offer, Invoice, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MonetaryAmount "MonetaryAmount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MonetaryAmount ) -SubClassOf(schema:MonetaryAmount schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution (MonetaryAmountDistribution) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution "A statistical distribution of monetary amounts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution "MonetaryAmountDistribution") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution ) -SubClassOf(schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution) - -# Class: schema:MonetaryGrant (MonetaryGrant) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MonetaryGrant "A monetary grant.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MonetaryGrant "MonetaryGrant") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MonetaryGrant ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MonetaryGrant ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MonetaryGrant ) -SubClassOf(schema:MonetaryGrant schema:Grant) - -# Class: schema:MoneyTransfer (MoneyTransfer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MoneyTransfer "The act of transferring money from one place to another place. This may occur electronically or physically.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MoneyTransfer "MoneyTransfer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MoneyTransfer ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MoneyTransfer ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MoneyTransfer ) -SubClassOf(schema:MoneyTransfer schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:MortgageLoan (MortgageLoan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MortgageLoan "A loan in which property or real estate is used as collateral. (A loan securitized against some real estate).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MortgageLoan "MortgageLoan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MortgageLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MortgageLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MortgageLoan ) -SubClassOf(schema:MortgageLoan schema:LoanOrCredit) - -# Class: schema:Mosque (Mosque) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Mosque "A mosque.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Mosque "Mosque") -SubClassOf(schema:Mosque schema:PlaceOfWorship) - -# Class: schema:Motel (Motel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Motel "A motel. -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Motel "Motel") -SubClassOf(schema:Motel schema:LodgingBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Motorcycle (Motorcycle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Motorcycle "A motorcycle or motorbike is a single-track, two-wheeled motor vehicle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Motorcycle "Motorcycle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Motorcycle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Motorcycle ) -SubClassOf(schema:Motorcycle schema:Vehicle) - -# Class: schema:MotorcycleDealer (MotorcycleDealer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MotorcycleDealer "A motorcycle dealer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MotorcycleDealer "MotorcycleDealer") -SubClassOf(schema:MotorcycleDealer schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:MotorcycleRepair (MotorcycleRepair) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MotorcycleRepair "A motorcycle repair shop.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MotorcycleRepair "MotorcycleRepair") -SubClassOf(schema:MotorcycleRepair schema:AutomotiveBusiness) - -# Class: schema:MotorizedBicycle (MotorizedBicycle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MotorizedBicycle "A motorized bicycle is a bicycle with an attached motor used to power the vehicle, or to assist with pedaling.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MotorizedBicycle "MotorizedBicycle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MotorizedBicycle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MotorizedBicycle ) -SubClassOf(schema:MotorizedBicycle schema:Vehicle) - -# Class: schema:Mountain (Mountain) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Mountain "A mountain, like Mount Whitney or Mount Everest.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Mountain "Mountain") -SubClassOf(schema:Mountain schema:Landform) - -# Class: schema:MoveAction (MoveAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MoveAction "The act of an agent relocating to a place.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[TransferAction]]: Unlike TransferAction, the subject of the move is a living Person or Organization rather than an inanimate object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MoveAction "MoveAction") -SubClassOf(schema:MoveAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:Movie (Movie) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Movie "A movie.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Movie "Movie") -SubClassOf(schema:Movie schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MovieClip (MovieClip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MovieClip "A short segment/part of a movie.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MovieClip "MovieClip") -SubClassOf(schema:MovieClip schema:Clip) - -# Class: schema:MovieRentalStore (MovieRentalStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MovieRentalStore "A movie rental store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MovieRentalStore "MovieRentalStore") -SubClassOf(schema:MovieRentalStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:MovieSeries (MovieSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MovieSeries "A series of movies. Included movies can be indicated with the hasPart property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MovieSeries "MovieSeries") -SubClassOf(schema:MovieSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeries) - -# Class: schema:MovieTheater (MovieTheater) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MovieTheater "A movie theater.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MovieTheater "MovieTheater") -SubClassOf(schema:MovieTheater schema:CivicStructure) -SubClassOf(schema:MovieTheater schema:EntertainmentBusiness) - -# Class: schema:MovingCompany (MovingCompany) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MovingCompany "A moving company.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MovingCompany "MovingCompany") -SubClassOf(schema:MovingCompany schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Muscle (Muscle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Muscle "A muscle is an anatomical structure consisting of a contractile form of tissue that animals use to effect movement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Muscle "Muscle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Muscle ) -SubClassOf(schema:Muscle schema:AnatomicalStructure) - -# Class: schema:Museum (Museum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Museum "A museum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Museum "Museum") -SubClassOf(schema:Museum schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:MusicAlbum (MusicAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicAlbum "A collection of music tracks.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicAlbum "MusicAlbum") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicAlbum schema:MusicPlaylist) - -# Class: schema:MusicAlbumProductionType (MusicAlbumProductionType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicAlbumProductionType "Classification of the album by it's type of content: soundtrack, live album, studio album, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicAlbumProductionType "MusicAlbumProductionType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MusicAlbumProductionType ) -SubClassOf(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType (MusicAlbumReleaseType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType "The kind of release which this album is: single, EP or album.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType "MusicAlbumReleaseType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType ) -SubClassOf(schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MusicComposition (MusicComposition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicComposition "A musical composition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicComposition "MusicComposition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MusicComposition ) -SubClassOf(schema:MusicComposition schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MusicEvent (MusicEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicEvent "Event type: Music event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicEvent "MusicEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:MusicGroup (MusicGroup) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicGroup "A musical group, such as a band, an orchestra, or a choir. Can also be a solo musician.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicGroup "MusicGroup") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicGroup schema:PerformingGroup) - -# Class: schema:MusicPlaylist (MusicPlaylist) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicPlaylist "A collection of music tracks in playlist form.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicPlaylist "MusicPlaylist") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicPlaylist schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MusicRecording (MusicRecording) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicRecording "A music recording (track), usually a single song.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicRecording "MusicRecording") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicRecording schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:MusicRelease (MusicRelease) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicRelease "A MusicRelease is a specific release of a music album.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicRelease "MusicRelease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MusicRelease ) -SubClassOf(schema:MusicRelease schema:MusicPlaylist) - -# Class: schema:MusicReleaseFormatType (MusicReleaseFormatType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicReleaseFormatType "Format of this release (the type of recording media used, ie. compact disc, digital media, LP, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicReleaseFormatType "MusicReleaseFormatType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MusicReleaseFormatType ) -SubClassOf(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:MusicStore (MusicStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicStore "A music store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicStore "MusicStore") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:MusicVenue (MusicVenue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicVenue "A music venue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicVenue "MusicVenue") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicVenue schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:MusicVideoObject (MusicVideoObject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusicVideoObject "A music video file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusicVideoObject "MusicVideoObject") -SubClassOf(schema:MusicVideoObject schema:MediaObject) - -# Class: schema:NGO (NGO) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NGO "Organization: Non-governmental Organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NGO "NGO") -SubClassOf(schema:NGO schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:NLNonprofitType (NLNonprofitType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NLNonprofitType "NLNonprofitType: Non-profit organization type originating from the Netherlands.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NLNonprofitType "NLNonprofitType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NLNonprofitType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NLNonprofitType ) -SubClassOf(schema:NLNonprofitType schema:NonprofitType) - -# Class: schema:NailSalon (NailSalon) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NailSalon "A nail salon.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NailSalon "NailSalon") -SubClassOf(schema:NailSalon schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Nerve (Nerve) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nerve "A common pathway for the electrochemical nerve impulses that are transmitted along each of the axons.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nerve "Nerve") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nerve ) -SubClassOf(schema:Nerve schema:AnatomicalStructure) - -# Class: schema:NewsArticle (NewsArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NewsArticle "A NewsArticle is an article whose content reports news, or provides background context and supporting materials for understanding the news. - -A more detailed overview of [schema.org News markup](/docs/news.html) is also available. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NewsArticle "NewsArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NewsArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:NewsArticle schema:Article) - -# Class: schema:NewsMediaOrganization (NewsMediaOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NewsMediaOrganization "A News/Media organization such as a newspaper or TV station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NewsMediaOrganization "NewsMediaOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NewsMediaOrganization ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NewsMediaOrganization ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NewsMediaOrganization ) -SubClassOf(schema:NewsMediaOrganization schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:Newspaper (Newspaper) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Newspaper "A publication containing information about varied topics that are pertinent to general information, a geographic area, or a specific subject matter (i.e. business, culture, education). Often published daily.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Newspaper "Newspaper") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Newspaper ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Newspaper ) -SubClassOf(schema:Newspaper schema:Periodical) - -# Class: schema:NightClub (NightClub) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NightClub "A nightclub or discotheque.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NightClub "NightClub") -SubClassOf(schema:NightClub schema:EntertainmentBusiness) - -# Class: schema:NonprofitType (NonprofitType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NonprofitType "NonprofitType enumerates several kinds of official non-profit types of which a non-profit organization can be.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NonprofitType "NonprofitType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NonprofitType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NonprofitType ) -SubClassOf(schema:NonprofitType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:Notary (Notary) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Notary "A notary.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Notary "Notary") -SubClassOf(schema:Notary schema:LegalService) - -# Class: schema:NoteDigitalDocument (NoteDigitalDocument) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NoteDigitalDocument "A file containing a note, primarily for the author.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NoteDigitalDocument "NoteDigitalDocument") -SubClassOf(schema:NoteDigitalDocument schema:DigitalDocument) - -# Class: schema:Number (Number) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Number "Data type: Number.\\n\\nUsage guidelines:\\n\\n* Use values from 0123456789 (Unicode 'DIGIT ZERO' (U+0030) to 'DIGIT NINE' (U+0039)) rather than superficially similiar Unicode symbols.\\n* Use '.' (Unicode 'FULL STOP' (U+002E)) rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point. Avoid using these symbols as a readability separator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Number "Number") - -# Class: schema:Nursing (Nursing) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nursing "A health profession of a person formally educated and trained in the care of the sick or infirm person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nursing "Nursing") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nursing ) -SubClassOf(schema:Nursing schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:NutritionInformation (NutritionInformation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NutritionInformation "Nutritional information about the recipe.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NutritionInformation "NutritionInformation") -SubClassOf(schema:NutritionInformation schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:Observation (Observation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Observation "Instances of the class [[Observation]] are used to specify observations about an entity (which may or may not be an instance of a [[StatisticalPopulation]]), at a particular time. The principal properties of an [[Observation]] are [[observedNode]], [[measuredProperty]], [[measuredValue]] (or [[median]], etc.) and [[observationDate]] ([[measuredProperty]] properties can, but need not always, be W3C RDF Data Cube \"measure properties\", as in the [lifeExpectancy example](https://www.w3.org/TR/vocab-data-cube/#dsd-example)). -See also [[StatisticalPopulation]], and the [data and datasets](/docs/data-and-datasets.html) overview for more details. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Observation "Observation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Observation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Observation ) -SubClassOf(schema:Observation schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Obstetric (Obstetric) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Obstetric "A specific branch of medical science that specializes in the care of women during the prenatal and postnatal care and with the delivery of the child.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Obstetric "Obstetric") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Obstetric ) -SubClassOf(schema:Obstetric schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Occupation (Occupation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Occupation "A profession, may involve prolonged training and/or a formal qualification.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Occupation "Occupation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Occupation ) -SubClassOf(schema:Occupation schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements (OccupationalExperienceRequirements) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements "Indicates employment-related experience requirements, e.g. [[monthsOfExperience]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements "OccupationalExperienceRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements ) -SubClassOf(schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:OccupationalTherapy (OccupationalTherapy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OccupationalTherapy "A treatment of people with physical, emotional, or social problems, using purposeful activity to help them overcome or learn to deal with their problems.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OccupationalTherapy "OccupationalTherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OccupationalTherapy ) -SubClassOf(schema:OccupationalTherapy schema:MedicalTherapy) - -# Class: schema:OceanBodyOfWater (OceanBodyOfWater) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OceanBodyOfWater "An ocean (for example, the Pacific).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OceanBodyOfWater "OceanBodyOfWater") -SubClassOf(schema:OceanBodyOfWater schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:Offer (Offer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Offer "An offer to transfer some rights to an item or to provide a service — for example, an offer to sell tickets to an event, to rent the DVD of a movie, to stream a TV show over the internet, to repair a motorcycle, or to loan a book.\\n\\nNote: As the [[businessFunction]] property, which identifies the form of offer (e.g. sell, lease, repair, dispose), defaults to http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Sell; an Offer without a defined businessFunction value can be assumed to be an offer to sell.\\n\\nFor [GTIN](http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/technical/idkeys/gtin)-related fields, see [Check Digit calculator](http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/support/check_digit_calculator) and [validation guide](http://www.gs1us.org/resources/standards/gtin-validation-guide) from [GS1](http://www.gs1.org/).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Offer "Offer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Offer ) -SubClassOf(schema:Offer schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:OfferCatalog (OfferCatalog) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfferCatalog "An OfferCatalog is an ItemList that contains related Offers and/or further OfferCatalogs that are offeredBy the same provider.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfferCatalog "OfferCatalog") -SubClassOf(schema:OfferCatalog schema:ItemList) - -# Class: schema:OfferForLease (OfferForLease) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfferForLease "An [[OfferForLease]] in Schema.org represents an [[Offer]] to lease out something, i.e. an [[Offer]] whose - [[businessFunction]] is [lease out](http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#LeaseOut.). See [Good Relations](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoodRelations) for - background on the underlying concepts. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfferForLease "OfferForLease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OfferForLease ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OfferForLease ) -SubClassOf(schema:OfferForLease schema:Offer) - -# Class: schema:OfferForPurchase (OfferForPurchase) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfferForPurchase "An [[OfferForPurchase]] in Schema.org represents an [[Offer]] to sell something, i.e. an [[Offer]] whose - [[businessFunction]] is [sell](http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Sell.). See [Good Relations](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoodRelations) for - background on the underlying concepts. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfferForPurchase "OfferForPurchase") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OfferForPurchase ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OfferForPurchase ) -SubClassOf(schema:OfferForPurchase schema:Offer) - -# Class: schema:OfferItemCondition (OfferItemCondition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfferItemCondition "A list of possible conditions for the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfferItemCondition "OfferItemCondition") -SubClassOf(schema:OfferItemCondition schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:OfferShippingDetails (OfferShippingDetails) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfferShippingDetails "OfferShippingDetails represents information about shipping destinations. - -Multiple of these entities can be used to represent different shipping rates for different destinations: - -One entity for Alaska/Hawaii. A different one for continental US.A different one for all France. - -Multiple of these entities can be used to represent different shipping costs and delivery times. - -Two entities that are identical but differ in rate and time: - -e.g. Cheaper and slower: $5 in 5-7days -or Fast and expensive: $15 in 1-2 days.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfferShippingDetails "OfferShippingDetails") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OfferShippingDetails ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OfferShippingDetails ) -SubClassOf(schema:OfferShippingDetails schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:OfficeEquipmentStore (OfficeEquipmentStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfficeEquipmentStore "An office equipment store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfficeEquipmentStore "OfficeEquipmentStore") -SubClassOf(schema:OfficeEquipmentStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:OnDemandEvent (OnDemandEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OnDemandEvent "A publication event e.g. catch-up TV or radio podcast, during which a program is available on-demand.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OnDemandEvent "OnDemandEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:OnDemandEvent schema:PublicationEvent) - -# Class: schema:Oncologic (Oncologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Oncologic "A specific branch of medical science that deals with benign and malignant tumors, including the study of their development, diagnosis, treatment and prevention.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Oncologic "Oncologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Oncologic ) -SubClassOf(schema:Oncologic schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:OpeningHoursSpecification (OpeningHoursSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OpeningHoursSpecification "A structured value providing information about the opening hours of a place or a certain service inside a place.\\n\\n -The place is __open__ if the [[opens]] property is specified, and __closed__ otherwise.\\n\\nIf the value for the [[closes]] property is less than the value for the [[opens]] property then the hour range is assumed to span over the next day. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OpeningHoursSpecification "OpeningHoursSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OpeningHoursSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:OpeningHoursSpecification schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:OpinionNewsArticle (OpinionNewsArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OpinionNewsArticle "An [[OpinionNewsArticle]] is a [[NewsArticle]] that primarily expresses opinions rather than journalistic reporting of news and events. For example, a [[NewsArticle]] consisting of a column or [[Blog]]/[[BlogPosting]] entry in the Opinions section of a news publication. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OpinionNewsArticle "OpinionNewsArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OpinionNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OpinionNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OpinionNewsArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:OpinionNewsArticle schema:NewsArticle) - -# Class: schema:Optician (Optician) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Optician "A store that sells reading glasses and similar devices for improving vision.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Optician "Optician") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Optician ) -SubClassOf(schema:Optician schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Optometric (Optometric) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Optometric "The science or practice of testing visual acuity and prescribing corrective lenses.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Optometric "Optometric") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Optometric ) -SubClassOf(schema:Optometric schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Order (Order) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Order "An order is a confirmation of a transaction (a receipt), which can contain multiple line items, each represented by an Offer that has been accepted by the customer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Order "Order") -SubClassOf(schema:Order schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:OrderAction (OrderAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderAction "An agent orders an object/product/service to be delivered/sent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderAction "OrderAction") -SubClassOf(schema:OrderAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:OrderItem (OrderItem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderItem "An order item is a line of an order. It includes the quantity and shipping details of a bought offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderItem "OrderItem") -SubClassOf(schema:OrderItem schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:OrderStatus (OrderStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderStatus "Enumerated status values for Order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderStatus "OrderStatus") -SubClassOf(schema:OrderStatus schema:StatusEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:Organization (Organization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Organization "An organization such as a school, NGO, corporation, club, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Organization "Organization") -SubClassOf(schema:Organization schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:OrganizationRole (OrganizationRole) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrganizationRole "A subclass of Role used to describe roles within organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrganizationRole "OrganizationRole") -SubClassOf(schema:OrganizationRole schema:Role) - -# Class: schema:OrganizeAction (OrganizeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrganizeAction "The act of manipulating/administering/supervising/controlling one or more objects.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrganizeAction "OrganizeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:OrganizeAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:Otolaryngologic (Otolaryngologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Otolaryngologic "A specific branch of medical science that is concerned with the ear, nose and throat and their respective disease states.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Otolaryngologic "Otolaryngologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Otolaryngologic ) -SubClassOf(schema:Otolaryngologic schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:OutletStore (OutletStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OutletStore "An outlet store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OutletStore "OutletStore") -SubClassOf(schema:OutletStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:OwnershipInfo (OwnershipInfo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OwnershipInfo "A structured value providing information about when a certain organization or person owned a certain product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OwnershipInfo "OwnershipInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OwnershipInfo ) -SubClassOf(schema:OwnershipInfo schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:PaintAction (PaintAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaintAction "The act of producing a painting, typically with paint and canvas as instruments.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaintAction "PaintAction") -SubClassOf(schema:PaintAction schema:CreateAction) - -# Class: schema:Painting (Painting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Painting "A painting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Painting "Painting") -SubClassOf(schema:Painting schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:PalliativeProcedure (PalliativeProcedure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PalliativeProcedure "A medical procedure intended primarily for palliative purposes, aimed at relieving the symptoms of an underlying health condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PalliativeProcedure "PalliativeProcedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PalliativeProcedure ) -SubClassOf(schema:PalliativeProcedure schema:MedicalProcedure) -SubClassOf(schema:PalliativeProcedure schema:MedicalTherapy) - -# Class: schema:ParcelDelivery (ParcelDelivery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ParcelDelivery "The delivery of a parcel either via the postal service or a commercial service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ParcelDelivery "ParcelDelivery") -SubClassOf(schema:ParcelDelivery schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ParentAudience (ParentAudience) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ParentAudience "A set of characteristics describing parents, who can be interested in viewing some content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ParentAudience "ParentAudience") -SubClassOf(schema:ParentAudience schema:PeopleAudience) - -# Class: schema:Park (Park) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Park "A park.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Park "Park") -SubClassOf(schema:Park schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:ParkingFacility (ParkingFacility) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ParkingFacility "A parking lot or other parking facility.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ParkingFacility "ParkingFacility") -SubClassOf(schema:ParkingFacility schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:PathologyTest (PathologyTest) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PathologyTest "A medical test performed by a laboratory that typically involves examination of a tissue sample by a pathologist.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PathologyTest "PathologyTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PathologyTest ) -SubClassOf(schema:PathologyTest schema:MedicalTest) - -# Class: schema:Patient (Patient) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Patient "A patient is any person recipient of health care services.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Patient "Patient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Patient ) -SubClassOf(schema:Patient schema:MedicalAudience) -SubClassOf(schema:Patient schema:Person) - -# Class: schema:PawnShop (PawnShop) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PawnShop "A shop that will buy, or lend money against the security of, personal possessions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PawnShop "PawnShop") -SubClassOf(schema:PawnShop schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:PayAction (PayAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PayAction "An agent pays a price to a participant.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PayAction "PayAction") -SubClassOf(schema:PayAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:PaymentCard (PaymentCard) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentCard "A payment method using a credit, debit, store or other card to associate the payment with an account.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentCard "PaymentCard") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PaymentCard ) -SubClassOf(schema:PaymentCard schema:FinancialProduct) -SubClassOf(schema:PaymentCard schema:PaymentMethod) - -# Class: schema:PaymentChargeSpecification (PaymentChargeSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentChargeSpecification "The costs of settling the payment using a particular payment method.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentChargeSpecification "PaymentChargeSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PaymentChargeSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:PaymentChargeSpecification schema:PriceSpecification) - -# Class: schema:PaymentMethod (PaymentMethod) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentMethod "A payment method is a standardized procedure for transferring the monetary amount for a purchase. Payment methods are characterized by the legal and technical structures used, and by the organization or group carrying out the transaction.\\n\\nCommonly used values:\\n\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#ByBankTransferInAdvance\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#ByInvoice\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Cash\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#CheckInAdvance\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#COD\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DirectDebit\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#GoogleCheckout\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#PayPal\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#PaySwarm - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentMethod "PaymentMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PaymentMethod ) -SubClassOf(schema:PaymentMethod schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:PaymentService (PaymentService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentService "A Service to transfer funds from a person or organization to a beneficiary person or organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentService "PaymentService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PaymentService ) -SubClassOf(schema:PaymentService schema:FinancialProduct) - -# Class: schema:PaymentStatusType (PaymentStatusType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentStatusType "A specific payment status. For example, PaymentDue, PaymentComplete, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentStatusType "PaymentStatusType") -SubClassOf(schema:PaymentStatusType schema:StatusEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:Pediatric (Pediatric) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Pediatric "A specific branch of medical science that specializes in the care of infants, children and adolescents.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Pediatric "Pediatric") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Pediatric ) -SubClassOf(schema:Pediatric schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:PeopleAudience (PeopleAudience) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PeopleAudience "A set of characteristics belonging to people, e.g. who compose an item's target audience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PeopleAudience "PeopleAudience") -SubClassOf(schema:PeopleAudience schema:Audience) - -# Class: schema:PerformAction (PerformAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PerformAction "The act of participating in performance arts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PerformAction "PerformAction") -SubClassOf(schema:PerformAction schema:PlayAction) - -# Class: schema:PerformanceRole (PerformanceRole) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PerformanceRole "A PerformanceRole is a Role that some entity places with regard to a theatrical performance, e.g. in a Movie, TVSeries etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PerformanceRole "PerformanceRole") -SubClassOf(schema:PerformanceRole schema:Role) - -# Class: schema:PerformingArtsTheater (PerformingArtsTheater) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PerformingArtsTheater "A theater or other performing art center.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PerformingArtsTheater "PerformingArtsTheater") -SubClassOf(schema:PerformingArtsTheater schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:PerformingGroup (PerformingGroup) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PerformingGroup "A performance group, such as a band, an orchestra, or a circus.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PerformingGroup "PerformingGroup") -SubClassOf(schema:PerformingGroup schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:Periodical (Periodical) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Periodical "A publication in any medium issued in successive parts bearing numerical or chronological designations and intended, such as a magazine, scholarly journal, or newspaper to continue indefinitely.\\n\\nSee also [blog post](http://blog.schema.org/2014/09/schemaorg-support-for-bibliographic_2.html).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Periodical "Periodical") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Periodical ) -SubClassOf(schema:Periodical schema:CreativeWorkSeries) - -# Class: schema:Permit (Permit) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Permit "A permit issued by an organization, e.g. a parking pass.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Permit "Permit") -SubClassOf(schema:Permit schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Person (Person) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Person "A person (alive, dead, undead, or fictional).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Person "Person") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Person ) -SubClassOf(schema:Person schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:PetStore (PetStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PetStore "A pet store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PetStore "PetStore") -SubClassOf(schema:PetStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:Pharmacy (Pharmacy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Pharmacy "A pharmacy or drugstore.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Pharmacy "Pharmacy") -SubClassOf(schema:Pharmacy schema:MedicalBusiness) -SubClassOf(schema:Pharmacy schema:MedicalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:Photograph (Photograph) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Photograph "A photograph.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Photograph "Photograph") -SubClassOf(schema:Photograph schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:PhotographAction (PhotographAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PhotographAction "The act of capturing still images of objects using a camera.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PhotographAction "PhotographAction") -SubClassOf(schema:PhotographAction schema:CreateAction) - -# Class: schema:PhysicalActivity (PhysicalActivity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PhysicalActivity "Any bodily activity that enhances or maintains physical fitness and overall health and wellness. Includes activity that is part of daily living and routine, structured exercise, and exercise prescribed as part of a medical treatment or recovery plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PhysicalActivity "PhysicalActivity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PhysicalActivity ) -SubClassOf(schema:PhysicalActivity schema:LifestyleModification) - -# Class: schema:PhysicalActivityCategory (PhysicalActivityCategory) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PhysicalActivityCategory "Categories of physical activity, organized by physiologic classification.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PhysicalActivityCategory "PhysicalActivityCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PhysicalActivityCategory ) -SubClassOf(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:PhysicalExam (PhysicalExam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PhysicalExam "A type of physical examination of a patient performed by a physician. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PhysicalExam "PhysicalExam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PhysicalExam ) -SubClassOf(schema:PhysicalExam schema:MedicalEnumeration) -SubClassOf(schema:PhysicalExam schema:MedicalProcedure) - -# Class: schema:PhysicalTherapy (PhysicalTherapy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PhysicalTherapy "A process of progressive physical care and rehabilitation aimed at improving a health condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PhysicalTherapy "PhysicalTherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PhysicalTherapy ) -SubClassOf(schema:PhysicalTherapy schema:MedicalTherapy) - -# Class: schema:Physician (Physician) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Physician "A doctor's office.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Physician "Physician") -SubClassOf(schema:Physician schema:MedicalBusiness) -SubClassOf(schema:Physician schema:MedicalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:Physiotherapy (Physiotherapy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Physiotherapy "The practice of treatment of disease, injury, or deformity by physical methods such as massage, heat treatment, and exercise rather than by drugs or surgery..") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Physiotherapy "Physiotherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Physiotherapy ) -SubClassOf(schema:Physiotherapy schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Place (Place) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Place "Entities that have a somewhat fixed, physical extension.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Place "Place") -SubClassOf(schema:Place schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:PlaceOfWorship (PlaceOfWorship) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PlaceOfWorship "Place of worship, such as a church, synagogue, or mosque.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PlaceOfWorship "PlaceOfWorship") -SubClassOf(schema:PlaceOfWorship schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:PlanAction (PlanAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PlanAction "The act of planning the execution of an event/task/action/reservation/plan to a future date.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PlanAction "PlanAction") -SubClassOf(schema:PlanAction schema:OrganizeAction) - -# Class: schema:PlasticSurgery (PlasticSurgery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PlasticSurgery "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to therapeutic or cosmetic repair or re-formation of missing, injured or malformed tissues or body parts by manual and instrumental means.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PlasticSurgery "PlasticSurgery") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PlasticSurgery ) -SubClassOf(schema:PlasticSurgery schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Play (Play) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Play "A play is a form of literature, usually consisting of dialogue between characters, intended for theatrical performance rather than just reading. Note: A performance of a Play would be a [[TheaterEvent]] or [[BroadcastEvent]] - the *Play* being the [[workPerformed]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Play "Play") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Play ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Play ) -SubClassOf(schema:Play schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:PlayAction (PlayAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PlayAction "The act of playing/exercising/training/performing for enjoyment, leisure, recreation, Competition or exercise.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[ListenAction]]: Unlike ListenAction (which is under ConsumeAction), PlayAction refers to performing for an audience or at an event, rather than consuming music.\\n* [[WatchAction]]: Unlike WatchAction (which is under ConsumeAction), PlayAction refers to showing/displaying for an audience or at an event, rather than consuming visual content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PlayAction "PlayAction") -SubClassOf(schema:PlayAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:Playground (Playground) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Playground "A playground.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Playground "Playground") -SubClassOf(schema:Playground schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:Plumber (Plumber) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Plumber "A plumbing service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Plumber "Plumber") -SubClassOf(schema:Plumber schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:PodcastEpisode (PodcastEpisode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PodcastEpisode "A single episode of a podcast series.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PodcastEpisode "PodcastEpisode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PodcastEpisode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PodcastEpisode ) -SubClassOf(schema:PodcastEpisode schema:Episode) - -# Class: schema:PodcastSeason (PodcastSeason) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PodcastSeason "A single season of a podcast. Many podcasts do not break down into separate seasons. In that case, PodcastSeries should be used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PodcastSeason "PodcastSeason") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PodcastSeason ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PodcastSeason ) -SubClassOf(schema:PodcastSeason schema:CreativeWorkSeason) - -# Class: schema:PodcastSeries (PodcastSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PodcastSeries "A podcast is an episodic series of digital audio or video files which a user can download and listen to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PodcastSeries "PodcastSeries") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PodcastSeries ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PodcastSeries ) -SubClassOf(schema:PodcastSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeries) - -# Class: schema:Podiatric (Podiatric) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Podiatric "Podiatry is the care of the human foot, especially the diagnosis and treatment of foot disorders.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Podiatric "Podiatric") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Podiatric ) -SubClassOf(schema:Podiatric schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:PoliceStation (PoliceStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PoliceStation "A police station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PoliceStation "PoliceStation") -SubClassOf(schema:PoliceStation schema:CivicStructure) -SubClassOf(schema:PoliceStation schema:EmergencyService) - -# Class: schema:Pond (Pond) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Pond "A pond.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Pond "Pond") -SubClassOf(schema:Pond schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:PostOffice (PostOffice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PostOffice "A post office.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PostOffice "PostOffice") -SubClassOf(schema:PostOffice schema:GovernmentOffice) - -# Class: schema:PostalAddress (PostalAddress) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PostalAddress "The mailing address.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PostalAddress "PostalAddress") -SubClassOf(schema:PostalAddress schema:ContactPoint) - -# Class: schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification (PostalCodeRangeSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification "Indicates a range of postalcodes, usually defined as the set of valid codes between [[postalCodeBegin]] and [[postalCodeEnd]], inclusively.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification "PostalCodeRangeSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:Poster (Poster) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Poster "A large, usually printed placard, bill, or announcement, often illustrated, that is posted to advertise or publicize something.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Poster "Poster") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Poster ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Poster ) -SubClassOf(schema:Poster schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:PreOrderAction (PreOrderAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PreOrderAction "An agent orders a (not yet released) object/product/service to be delivered/sent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PreOrderAction "PreOrderAction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PreOrderAction ) -SubClassOf(schema:PreOrderAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:PrependAction (PrependAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PrependAction "The act of inserting at the beginning if an ordered collection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PrependAction "PrependAction") -SubClassOf(schema:PrependAction schema:InsertAction) - -# Class: schema:Preschool (Preschool) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Preschool "A preschool.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Preschool "Preschool") -SubClassOf(schema:Preschool schema:EducationalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:PresentationDigitalDocument (PresentationDigitalDocument) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PresentationDigitalDocument "A file containing slides or used for a presentation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PresentationDigitalDocument "PresentationDigitalDocument") -SubClassOf(schema:PresentationDigitalDocument schema:DigitalDocument) - -# Class: schema:PreventionIndication (PreventionIndication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PreventionIndication "An indication for preventing an underlying condition, symptom, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PreventionIndication "PreventionIndication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PreventionIndication ) -SubClassOf(schema:PreventionIndication schema:MedicalIndication) - -# Class: schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration (PriceComponentTypeEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration "Enumerates different price components that together make up the total price for an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration "PriceComponentTypeEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:PriceSpecification (PriceSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PriceSpecification "A structured value representing a price or price range. Typically, only the subclasses of this type are used for markup. It is recommended to use [[MonetaryAmount]] to describe independent amounts of money such as a salary, credit card limits, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PriceSpecification "PriceSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PriceSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:PriceSpecification schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:PriceTypeEnumeration (PriceTypeEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PriceTypeEnumeration "Enumerates different price types, for example list price, invoice price, and sale price.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PriceTypeEnumeration "PriceTypeEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PriceTypeEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PriceTypeEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:PriceTypeEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:PrimaryCare (PrimaryCare) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PrimaryCare "The medical care by a physician, or other health-care professional, who is the patient's first contact with the health-care system and who may recommend a specialist if necessary.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PrimaryCare "PrimaryCare") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PrimaryCare ) -SubClassOf(schema:PrimaryCare schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Product (Product) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Product "Any offered product or service. For example: a pair of shoes; a concert ticket; the rental of a car; a haircut; or an episode of a TV show streamed online.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Product "Product") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Product ) -SubClassOf(schema:Product schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:ProductCollection (ProductCollection) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ProductCollection "A set of products (either [[ProductGroup]]s or specific variants) that are listed together e.g. in an [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ProductCollection "ProductCollection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ProductCollection ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ProductCollection ) -SubClassOf(schema:ProductCollection schema:Collection) -SubClassOf(schema:ProductCollection schema:Product) - -# Class: schema:ProductGroup (ProductGroup) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ProductGroup "A ProductGroup represents a group of [[Product]]s that vary only in certain well-described ways, such as by [[size]], [[color]], [[material]] etc. - -While a ProductGroup itself is not directly offered for sale, the various varying products that it represents can be. The ProductGroup serves as a prototype or template, standing in for all of the products who have an [[isVariantOf]] relationship to it. As such, properties (including additional types) can be applied to the ProductGroup to represent characteristics shared by each of the (possibly very many) variants. Properties that reference a ProductGroup are not included in this mechanism; neither are the following specific properties [[variesBy]], [[hasVariant]], [[url]]. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ProductGroup "ProductGroup") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ProductGroup ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ProductGroup ) -SubClassOf(schema:ProductGroup schema:Product) - -# Class: schema:ProductModel (ProductModel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ProductModel "A datasheet or vendor specification of a product (in the sense of a prototypical description).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ProductModel "ProductModel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ProductModel ) -SubClassOf(schema:ProductModel schema:Product) - -# Class: schema:ProfessionalService (ProfessionalService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ProfessionalService "Original definition: \"provider of professional services.\"\\n\\nThe general [[ProfessionalService]] type for local businesses was deprecated due to confusion with [[Service]]. For reference, the types that it included were: [[Dentist]], - [[AccountingService]], [[Attorney]], [[Notary]], as well as types for several kinds of [[HomeAndConstructionBusiness]]: [[Electrician]], [[GeneralContractor]], - [[HousePainter]], [[Locksmith]], [[Plumber]], [[RoofingContractor]]. [[LegalService]] was introduced as a more inclusive supertype of [[Attorney]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ProfessionalService "ProfessionalService") -SubClassOf(schema:ProfessionalService schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:ProfilePage (ProfilePage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ProfilePage "Web page type: Profile page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ProfilePage "ProfilePage") -SubClassOf(schema:ProfilePage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:ProgramMembership (ProgramMembership) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ProgramMembership "Used to describe membership in a loyalty programs (e.g. \"StarAliance\"), traveler clubs (e.g. \"AAA\"), purchase clubs (\"Safeway Club\"), etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ProgramMembership "ProgramMembership") -SubClassOf(schema:ProgramMembership schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Project (Project) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Project "An enterprise (potentially individual but typically collaborative), planned to achieve a particular aim. -Use properties from [[Organization]], [[subOrganization]]/[[parentOrganization]] to indicate project sub-structures. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Project "Project") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Project ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Project ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Project ) -SubClassOf(schema:Project schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:PronounceableText (PronounceableText) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PronounceableText "Data type: PronounceableText.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PronounceableText "PronounceableText") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PronounceableText ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PronounceableText ) -SubClassOf(schema:PronounceableText schema:Text) - -# Class: schema:Property (Property) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Property "A property, used to indicate attributes and relationships of some Thing; equivalent to rdf:Property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Property "Property") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Property ) -SubClassOf(schema:Property schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:PropertyValue (PropertyValue) - - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PropertyValue "PropertyValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PropertyValue ) -SubClassOf(schema:PropertyValue schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:PropertyValueSpecification (PropertyValueSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PropertyValueSpecification "A Property value specification.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PropertyValueSpecification "PropertyValueSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PropertyValueSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:PropertyValueSpecification schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Protein (Protein) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:Protein ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Protein "Protein is here used in its widest possible definition, as classes of amino acid based molecules. Amyloid-beta Protein in human (UniProt P05067), eukaryota (e.g. an OrthoDB group) or even a single molecule that one can point to are all of type schema:Protein. A protein can thus be a subclass of another protein, e.g. schema:Protein as a UniProt record can have multiple isoforms inside it which would also be schema:Protein. They can be imagined, synthetic, hypothetical or naturally occurring.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Protein "Protein") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Protein ) -SubClassOf(schema:Protein schema:BioChemEntity) - -# Class: schema:Psychiatric (Psychiatric) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Psychiatric "A specific branch of medical science that is concerned with the study, treatment, and prevention of mental illness, using both medical and psychological therapies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Psychiatric "Psychiatric") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Psychiatric ) -SubClassOf(schema:Psychiatric schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:PsychologicalTreatment (PsychologicalTreatment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PsychologicalTreatment "A process of care relying upon counseling, dialogue and communication aimed at improving a mental health condition without use of drugs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PsychologicalTreatment "PsychologicalTreatment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PsychologicalTreatment ) -SubClassOf(schema:PsychologicalTreatment schema:TherapeuticProcedure) - -# Class: schema:PublicHealth (PublicHealth) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PublicHealth "Branch of medicine that pertains to the health services to improve and protect community health, especially epidemiology, sanitation, immunization, and preventive medicine.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PublicHealth "PublicHealth") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PublicHealth ) -SubClassOf(schema:PublicHealth schema:MedicalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:PublicSwimmingPool (PublicSwimmingPool) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PublicSwimmingPool "A public swimming pool.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PublicSwimmingPool "PublicSwimmingPool") -SubClassOf(schema:PublicSwimmingPool schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:PublicToilet (PublicToilet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PublicToilet "A public toilet is a room or small building containing one or more toilets (and possibly also urinals) which is available for use by the general public, or by customers or employees of certain businesses.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PublicToilet "PublicToilet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PublicToilet ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PublicToilet ) -SubClassOf(schema:PublicToilet schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:PublicationEvent (PublicationEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PublicationEvent "A PublicationEvent corresponds indifferently to the event of publication for a CreativeWork of any type e.g. a broadcast event, an on-demand event, a book/journal publication via a variety of delivery media.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PublicationEvent "PublicationEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:PublicationEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:PublicationIssue (PublicationIssue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PublicationIssue "A part of a successively published publication such as a periodical or publication volume, often numbered, usually containing a grouping of works such as articles.\\n\\nSee also [blog post](http://blog.schema.org/2014/09/schemaorg-support-for-bibliographic_2.html).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PublicationIssue "PublicationIssue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PublicationIssue ) -SubClassOf(schema:PublicationIssue schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:PublicationVolume (PublicationVolume) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PublicationVolume "A part of a successively published publication such as a periodical or multi-volume work, often numbered. It may represent a time span, such as a year.\\n\\nSee also [blog post](http://blog.schema.org/2014/09/schemaorg-support-for-bibliographic_2.html).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PublicationVolume "PublicationVolume") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PublicationVolume ) -SubClassOf(schema:PublicationVolume schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:QAPage (QAPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:QAPage "A QAPage is a WebPage focussed on a specific Question and its Answer(s), e.g. in a question answering site or documenting Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:QAPage "QAPage") -SubClassOf(schema:QAPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:QualitativeValue (QualitativeValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:QualitativeValue "A predefined value for a product characteristic, e.g. the power cord plug type 'US' or the garment sizes 'S', 'M', 'L', and 'XL'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:QualitativeValue "QualitativeValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:QualitativeValue ) -SubClassOf(schema:QualitativeValue schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:QuantitativeValue (QuantitativeValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:QuantitativeValue " A point value or interval for product characteristics and other purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:QuantitativeValue "QuantitativeValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:QuantitativeValue ) -SubClassOf(schema:QuantitativeValue schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution (QuantitativeValueDistribution) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution "A statistical distribution of values.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution "QuantitativeValueDistribution") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution ) -SubClassOf(schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:Quantity (Quantity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Quantity "Quantities such as distance, time, mass, weight, etc. Particular instances of say Mass are entities like '3 Kg' or '4 milligrams'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Quantity "Quantity") -SubClassOf(schema:Quantity schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Question (Question) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Question "A specific question - e.g. from a user seeking answers online, or collected in a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Question "Question") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Question ) -SubClassOf(schema:Question schema:Comment) - -# Class: schema:Quiz (Quiz) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Quiz "Quiz: A test of knowledge, skills and abilities.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Quiz "Quiz") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Quiz ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Quiz ) -SubClassOf(schema:Quiz schema:LearningResource) - -# Class: schema:Quotation (Quotation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Quotation "A quotation. Often but not necessarily from some written work, attributable to a real world author and - if associated with a fictional character - to any fictional Person. Use [[isBasedOn]] to link to source/origin. The [[recordedIn]] property can be used to reference a Quotation from an [[Event]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Quotation "Quotation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Quotation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Quotation ) -SubClassOf(schema:Quotation schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:QuoteAction (QuoteAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:QuoteAction "An agent quotes/estimates/appraises an object/product/service with a price at a location/store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:QuoteAction "QuoteAction") -SubClassOf(schema:QuoteAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:RVPark (RVPark) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RVPark "A place offering space for \"Recreational Vehicles\", Caravans, mobile homes and the like.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RVPark "RVPark") -SubClassOf(schema:RVPark schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:RadiationTherapy (RadiationTherapy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadiationTherapy "A process of care using radiation aimed at improving a health condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadiationTherapy "RadiationTherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RadiationTherapy ) -SubClassOf(schema:RadiationTherapy schema:MedicalTherapy) - -# Class: schema:RadioBroadcastService (RadioBroadcastService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadioBroadcastService "A delivery service through which radio content is provided via broadcast over the air or online.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadioBroadcastService "RadioBroadcastService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RadioBroadcastService ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RadioBroadcastService ) -SubClassOf(schema:RadioBroadcastService schema:BroadcastService) - -# Class: schema:RadioChannel (RadioChannel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadioChannel "A unique instance of a radio BroadcastService on a CableOrSatelliteService lineup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadioChannel "RadioChannel") -SubClassOf(schema:RadioChannel schema:BroadcastChannel) - -# Class: schema:RadioClip (RadioClip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadioClip "A short radio program or a segment/part of a radio program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadioClip "RadioClip") -SubClassOf(schema:RadioClip schema:Clip) - -# Class: schema:RadioEpisode (RadioEpisode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadioEpisode "A radio episode which can be part of a series or season.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadioEpisode "RadioEpisode") -SubClassOf(schema:RadioEpisode schema:Episode) - -# Class: schema:RadioSeason (RadioSeason) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadioSeason "Season dedicated to radio broadcast and associated online delivery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadioSeason "RadioSeason") -SubClassOf(schema:RadioSeason schema:CreativeWorkSeason) - -# Class: schema:RadioSeries (RadioSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadioSeries "CreativeWorkSeries dedicated to radio broadcast and associated online delivery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadioSeries "RadioSeries") -SubClassOf(schema:RadioSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeries) - -# Class: schema:RadioStation (RadioStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RadioStation "A radio station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RadioStation "RadioStation") -SubClassOf(schema:RadioStation schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Rating (Rating) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Rating "A rating is an evaluation on a numeric scale, such as 1 to 5 stars.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Rating "Rating") -SubClassOf(schema:Rating schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ReactAction (ReactAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReactAction "The act of responding instinctively and emotionally to an object, expressing a sentiment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReactAction "ReactAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReactAction schema:AssessAction) - -# Class: schema:ReadAction (ReadAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReadAction "The act of consuming written content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReadAction "ReadAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReadAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:RealEstateAgent (RealEstateAgent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RealEstateAgent "A real-estate agent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RealEstateAgent "RealEstateAgent") -SubClassOf(schema:RealEstateAgent schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:RealEstateListing (RealEstateListing) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RealEstateListing "A [[RealEstateListing]] is a listing that describes one or more real-estate [[Offer]]s (whose [[businessFunction]] is typically to lease out, or to sell). - The [[RealEstateListing]] type itself represents the overall listing, as manifested in some [[WebPage]]. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RealEstateListing "RealEstateListing") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RealEstateListing ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RealEstateListing ) -SubClassOf(schema:RealEstateListing schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:ReceiveAction (ReceiveAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReceiveAction "The act of physically/electronically taking delivery of an object that has been transferred from an origin to a destination. Reciprocal of SendAction.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[SendAction]]: The reciprocal of ReceiveAction.\\n* [[TakeAction]]: Unlike TakeAction, ReceiveAction does not imply that the ownership has been transfered (e.g. I can receive a package, but it does not mean the package is now mine).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReceiveAction "ReceiveAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReceiveAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:Recipe (Recipe) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Recipe "A recipe. For dietary restrictions covered by the recipe, a few common restrictions are enumerated via [[suitableForDiet]]. The [[keywords]] property can also be used to add more detail.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Recipe "Recipe") -SubClassOf(schema:Recipe schema:HowTo) - -# Class: schema:Recommendation (Recommendation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Recommendation "[[Recommendation]] is a type of [[Review]] that suggests or proposes something as the best option or best course of action. Recommendations may be for products or services, or other concrete things, as in the case of a ranked list or product guide. A [[Guide]] may list multiple recommendations for different categories. For example, in a [[Guide]] about which TVs to buy, the author may have several [[Recommendation]]s.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Recommendation "Recommendation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Recommendation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Recommendation ) -SubClassOf(schema:Recommendation schema:Review) - -# Class: schema:RecommendedDoseSchedule (RecommendedDoseSchedule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RecommendedDoseSchedule "A recommended dosing schedule for a drug or supplement as prescribed or recommended by an authority or by the drug/supplement's manufacturer. Capture the recommending authority in the recognizingAuthority property of MedicalEntity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RecommendedDoseSchedule "RecommendedDoseSchedule") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RecommendedDoseSchedule ) -SubClassOf(schema:RecommendedDoseSchedule schema:DoseSchedule) - -# Class: schema:RecyclingCenter (RecyclingCenter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RecyclingCenter "A recycling center.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RecyclingCenter "RecyclingCenter") -SubClassOf(schema:RecyclingCenter schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:RefundTypeEnumeration (RefundTypeEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RefundTypeEnumeration "Enumerates several kinds of product return refund types.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RefundTypeEnumeration "RefundTypeEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RefundTypeEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RefundTypeEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:RefundTypeEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:RegisterAction (RegisterAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RegisterAction "The act of registering to be a user of a service, product or web page.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[JoinAction]]: Unlike JoinAction, RegisterAction implies you are registering to be a user of a service, *not* a group/team of people.\\n* [FollowAction]]: Unlike FollowAction, RegisterAction doesn't imply that the agent is expecting to poll for updates from the object.\\n* [[SubscribeAction]]: Unlike SubscribeAction, RegisterAction doesn't imply that the agent is expecting updates from the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RegisterAction "RegisterAction") -SubClassOf(schema:RegisterAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:RejectAction (RejectAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RejectAction "The act of rejecting to/adopting an object.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[AcceptAction]]: The antonym of RejectAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RejectAction "RejectAction") -SubClassOf(schema:RejectAction schema:AllocateAction) - -# Class: schema:RentAction (RentAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RentAction "The act of giving money in return for temporary use, but not ownership, of an object such as a vehicle or property. For example, an agent rents a property from a landlord in exchange for a periodic payment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RentAction "RentAction") -SubClassOf(schema:RentAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:RentalCarReservation (RentalCarReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RentalCarReservation "A reservation for a rental car.\\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RentalCarReservation "RentalCarReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:RentalCarReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:RepaymentSpecification (RepaymentSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RepaymentSpecification "A structured value representing repayment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RepaymentSpecification "RepaymentSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RepaymentSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RepaymentSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RepaymentSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:RepaymentSpecification schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:ReplaceAction (ReplaceAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReplaceAction "The act of editing a recipient by replacing an old object with a new object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReplaceAction "ReplaceAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReplaceAction schema:UpdateAction) - -# Class: schema:ReplyAction (ReplyAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReplyAction "The act of responding to a question/message asked/sent by the object. Related to [[AskAction]]\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[AskAction]]: Appears generally as an origin of a ReplyAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReplyAction "ReplyAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReplyAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:Report (Report) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Report "A Report generated by governmental or non-governmental organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Report "Report") -SubClassOf(schema:Report schema:Article) - -# Class: schema:ReportageNewsArticle (ReportageNewsArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReportageNewsArticle "The [[ReportageNewsArticle]] type is a subtype of [[NewsArticle]] representing - news articles which are the result of journalistic news reporting conventions. - -In practice many news publishers produce a wide variety of article types, many of which might be considered a [[NewsArticle]] but not a [[ReportageNewsArticle]]. For example, opinion pieces, reviews, analysis, sponsored or satirical articles, or articles that combine several of these elements. - -The [[ReportageNewsArticle]] type is based on a stricter ideal for \"news\" as a work of journalism, with articles based on factual information either observed or verified by the author, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. This often includes perspectives from multiple viewpoints on a particular issue (distinguishing news reports from public relations or propaganda). News reports in the [[ReportageNewsArticle]] sense de-emphasize the opinion of the author, with commentary and value judgements typically expressed elsewhere. - -A [[ReportageNewsArticle]] which goes deeper into analysis can also be marked with an additional type of [[AnalysisNewsArticle]]. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReportageNewsArticle "ReportageNewsArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReportageNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReportageNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReportageNewsArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:ReportageNewsArticle schema:NewsArticle) - -# Class: schema:ReportedDoseSchedule (ReportedDoseSchedule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReportedDoseSchedule "A patient-reported or observed dosing schedule for a drug or supplement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReportedDoseSchedule "ReportedDoseSchedule") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReportedDoseSchedule ) -SubClassOf(schema:ReportedDoseSchedule schema:DoseSchedule) - -# Class: schema:ResearchOrganization (ResearchOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ResearchOrganization "A Research Organization (e.g. scientific institute, research company).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ResearchOrganization "ResearchOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ResearchOrganization ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ResearchOrganization ) -SubClassOf(schema:ResearchOrganization schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:ResearchProject (ResearchProject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ResearchProject "A Research project.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ResearchProject "ResearchProject") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ResearchProject ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ResearchProject ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ResearchProject ) -SubClassOf(schema:ResearchProject schema:Project) - -# Class: schema:Researcher (Researcher) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Researcher "Researchers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Researcher "Researcher") -SubClassOf(schema:Researcher schema:Audience) - -# Class: schema:Reservation (Reservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Reservation "Describes a reservation for travel, dining or an event. Some reservations require tickets. \\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations. For offers of tickets, restaurant reservations, flights, or rental cars, use [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Reservation "Reservation") -SubClassOf(schema:Reservation schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ReservationPackage (ReservationPackage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReservationPackage "A group of multiple reservations with common values for all sub-reservations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReservationPackage "ReservationPackage") -SubClassOf(schema:ReservationPackage schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:ReservationStatusType (ReservationStatusType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReservationStatusType "Enumerated status values for Reservation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReservationStatusType "ReservationStatusType") -SubClassOf(schema:ReservationStatusType schema:StatusEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:ReserveAction (ReserveAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReserveAction "Reserving a concrete object.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[ScheduleAction]]: Unlike ScheduleAction, ReserveAction reserves concrete objects (e.g. a table, a hotel) towards a time slot / spatial allocation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReserveAction "ReserveAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReserveAction schema:PlanAction) - -# Class: schema:Reservoir (Reservoir) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Reservoir "A reservoir of water, typically an artificially created lake, like the Lake Kariba reservoir.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Reservoir "Reservoir") -SubClassOf(schema:Reservoir schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:Residence (Residence) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Residence "The place where a person lives.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Residence "Residence") -SubClassOf(schema:Residence schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:Resort (Resort) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Resort "A resort is a place used for relaxation or recreation, attracting visitors for holidays or vacations. Resorts are places, towns or sometimes commercial establishment operated by a single company (Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resort). -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Resort "Resort") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Resort ) -SubClassOf(schema:Resort schema:LodgingBusiness) - -# Class: schema:RespiratoryTherapy (RespiratoryTherapy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RespiratoryTherapy "The therapy that is concerned with the maintenance or improvement of respiratory function (as in patients with pulmonary disease).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RespiratoryTherapy "RespiratoryTherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RespiratoryTherapy ) -SubClassOf(schema:RespiratoryTherapy schema:MedicalTherapy) - -# Class: schema:Restaurant (Restaurant) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Restaurant "A restaurant.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Restaurant "Restaurant") -SubClassOf(schema:Restaurant schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:RestrictedDiet (RestrictedDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RestrictedDiet "A diet restricted to certain foods or preparations for cultural, religious, health or lifestyle reasons. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RestrictedDiet "RestrictedDiet") -SubClassOf(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:ResumeAction (ResumeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ResumeAction "The act of resuming a device or application which was formerly paused (e.g. resume music playback or resume a timer).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ResumeAction "ResumeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ResumeAction schema:ControlAction) - -# Class: schema:ReturnAction (ReturnAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnAction "The act of returning to the origin that which was previously received (concrete objects) or taken (ownership).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnAction "ReturnAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReturnAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration (ReturnFeesEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration "Enumerates several kinds of policies for product return fees.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration "ReturnFeesEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration (ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration "Enumerates several types of return labels for product returns.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration "ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration (ReturnMethodEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration "Enumerates several types of product return methods.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration "ReturnMethodEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:Review (Review) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Review "A review of an item - for example, of a restaurant, movie, or store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Review "Review") -SubClassOf(schema:Review schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:ReviewAction (ReviewAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReviewAction "The act of producing a balanced opinion about the object for an audience. An agent reviews an object with participants resulting in a review.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReviewAction "ReviewAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ReviewAction schema:AssessAction) - -# Class: schema:ReviewNewsArticle (ReviewNewsArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReviewNewsArticle "A [[NewsArticle]] and [[CriticReview]] providing a professional critic's assessment of a service, product, performance, or artistic or literary work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReviewNewsArticle "ReviewNewsArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReviewNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReviewNewsArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReviewNewsArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:ReviewNewsArticle schema:CriticReview) -SubClassOf(schema:ReviewNewsArticle schema:NewsArticle) - -# Class: schema:RiverBodyOfWater (RiverBodyOfWater) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RiverBodyOfWater "A river (for example, the broad majestic Shannon).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RiverBodyOfWater "RiverBodyOfWater") -SubClassOf(schema:RiverBodyOfWater schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:Role (Role) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Role "Represents additional information about a relationship or property. For example a Role can be used to say that a 'member' role linking some SportsTeam to a player occurred during a particular time period. Or that a Person's 'actor' role in a Movie was for some particular characterName. Such properties can be attached to a Role entity, which is then associated with the main entities using ordinary properties like 'member' or 'actor'.\\n\\nSee also [blog post](http://blog.schema.org/2014/06/introducing-role.html).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Role "Role") -SubClassOf(schema:Role schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:RoofingContractor (RoofingContractor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RoofingContractor "A roofing contractor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RoofingContractor "RoofingContractor") -SubClassOf(schema:RoofingContractor schema:HomeAndConstructionBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Room (Room) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Room "A room is a distinguishable space within a structure, usually separated from other spaces by interior walls. (Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room). -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Room "Room") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Room ) -SubClassOf(schema:Room schema:Accommodation) - -# Class: schema:RsvpAction (RsvpAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RsvpAction "The act of notifying an event organizer as to whether you expect to attend the event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RsvpAction "RsvpAction") -SubClassOf(schema:RsvpAction schema:InformAction) - -# Class: schema:RsvpResponseType (RsvpResponseType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RsvpResponseType "RsvpResponseType is an enumeration type whose instances represent responding to an RSVP request.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RsvpResponseType "RsvpResponseType") -SubClassOf(schema:RsvpResponseType schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:SaleEvent (SaleEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SaleEvent "Event type: Sales event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SaleEvent "SaleEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:SaleEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:SatiricalArticle (SatiricalArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SatiricalArticle "An [[Article]] whose content is primarily [[satirical]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satire) in nature, i.e. unlikely to be literally true. A satirical article is sometimes but not necessarily also a [[NewsArticle]]. [[ScholarlyArticle]]s are also sometimes satirized.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SatiricalArticle "SatiricalArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SatiricalArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SatiricalArticle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SatiricalArticle ) -SubClassOf(schema:SatiricalArticle schema:Article) - -# Class: schema:Schedule (Schedule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Schedule "A schedule defines a repeating time period used to describe a regularly occurring [[Event]]. At a minimum a schedule will specify [[repeatFrequency]] which describes the interval between occurences of the event. Additional information can be provided to specify the schedule more precisely. - This includes identifying the day(s) of the week or month when the recurring event will take place, in addition to its start and end time. Schedules may also - have start and end dates to indicate when they are active, e.g. to define a limited calendar of events.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Schedule "Schedule") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Schedule ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Schedule ) -SubClassOf(schema:Schedule schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ScheduleAction (ScheduleAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ScheduleAction "Scheduling future actions, events, or tasks.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[ReserveAction]]: Unlike ReserveAction, ScheduleAction allocates future actions (e.g. an event, a task, etc) towards a time slot / spatial allocation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ScheduleAction "ScheduleAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ScheduleAction schema:PlanAction) - -# Class: schema:ScholarlyArticle (ScholarlyArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ScholarlyArticle "A scholarly article.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ScholarlyArticle "ScholarlyArticle") -SubClassOf(schema:ScholarlyArticle schema:Article) - -# Class: schema:School (School) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:School "A school.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:School "School") -SubClassOf(schema:School schema:EducationalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:SchoolDistrict (SchoolDistrict) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SchoolDistrict "A School District is an administrative area for the administration of schools.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SchoolDistrict "SchoolDistrict") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SchoolDistrict ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SchoolDistrict ) -SubClassOf(schema:SchoolDistrict schema:AdministrativeArea) - -# Class: schema:ScreeningEvent (ScreeningEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ScreeningEvent "A screening of a movie or other video.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ScreeningEvent "ScreeningEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:ScreeningEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:Sculpture (Sculpture) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Sculpture "A piece of sculpture.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Sculpture "Sculpture") -SubClassOf(schema:Sculpture schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:SeaBodyOfWater (SeaBodyOfWater) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SeaBodyOfWater "A sea (for example, the Caspian sea).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SeaBodyOfWater "SeaBodyOfWater") -SubClassOf(schema:SeaBodyOfWater schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:SearchAction (SearchAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SearchAction "The act of searching for an object.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[FindAction]]: SearchAction generally leads to a FindAction, but not necessarily.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SearchAction "SearchAction") -SubClassOf(schema:SearchAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:SearchResultsPage (SearchResultsPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SearchResultsPage "Web page type: Search results page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SearchResultsPage "SearchResultsPage") -SubClassOf(schema:SearchResultsPage schema:WebPage) - -# Class: schema:Season (Season) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Season "A media season e.g. tv, radio, video game etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Season "Season") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:Season schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -SubClassOf(schema:Season schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Seat (Seat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Seat "Used to describe a seat, such as a reserved seat in an event reservation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Seat "Seat") -SubClassOf(schema:Seat schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:SeekToAction (SeekToAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SeekToAction "This is the [[Action]] of navigating to a specific [[startOffset]] timestamp within a [[VideoObject]], typically represented with a URL template structure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SeekToAction "SeekToAction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SeekToAction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SeekToAction ) -SubClassOf(schema:SeekToAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:SelfStorage (SelfStorage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SelfStorage "A self-storage facility.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SelfStorage "SelfStorage") -SubClassOf(schema:SelfStorage schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:SellAction (SellAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SellAction "The act of taking money from a buyer in exchange for goods or services rendered. An agent sells an object, product, or service to a buyer for a price. Reciprocal of BuyAction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SellAction "SellAction") -SubClassOf(schema:SellAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:SendAction (SendAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SendAction "The act of physically/electronically dispatching an object for transfer from an origin to a destination.Related actions:\\n\\n* [[ReceiveAction]]: The reciprocal of SendAction.\\n* [[GiveAction]]: Unlike GiveAction, SendAction does not imply the transfer of ownership (e.g. I can send you my laptop, but I'm not necessarily giving it to you).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SendAction "SendAction") -SubClassOf(schema:SendAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:Series (Series) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Series "A Series in schema.org is a group of related items, typically but not necessarily of the same kind. See also [[CreativeWorkSeries]], [[EventSeries]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Series "Series") -SubClassOf(schema:Series schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:Service (Service) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Service "A service provided by an organization, e.g. delivery service, print services, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Service "Service") -SubClassOf(schema:Service schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ServiceChannel (ServiceChannel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ServiceChannel "A means for accessing a service, e.g. a government office location, web site, or phone number.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ServiceChannel "ServiceChannel") -SubClassOf(schema:ServiceChannel schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:ShareAction (ShareAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ShareAction "The act of distributing content to people for their amusement or edification.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ShareAction "ShareAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ShareAction schema:CommunicateAction) - -# Class: schema:SheetMusic (SheetMusic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SheetMusic "Printed music, as opposed to performed or recorded music.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SheetMusic "SheetMusic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SheetMusic ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SheetMusic ) -SubClassOf(schema:SheetMusic schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:ShippingDeliveryTime (ShippingDeliveryTime) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ShippingDeliveryTime "ShippingDeliveryTime provides various pieces of information about delivery times for shipping.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ShippingDeliveryTime "ShippingDeliveryTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ShippingDeliveryTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ShippingDeliveryTime ) -SubClassOf(schema:ShippingDeliveryTime schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:ShippingRateSettings (ShippingRateSettings) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ShippingRateSettings "A ShippingRateSettings represents re-usable pieces of shipping information. It is designed for publication on an URL that may be referenced via the [[shippingSettingsLink]] property of an [[OfferShippingDetails]]. Several occurrences can be published, distinguished and matched (i.e. identified/referenced) by their different values for [[shippingLabel]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ShippingRateSettings "ShippingRateSettings") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ShippingRateSettings ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ShippingRateSettings ) -SubClassOf(schema:ShippingRateSettings schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:ShoeStore (ShoeStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ShoeStore "A shoe store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ShoeStore "ShoeStore") -SubClassOf(schema:ShoeStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:ShoppingCenter (ShoppingCenter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ShoppingCenter "A shopping center or mall.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ShoppingCenter "ShoppingCenter") -SubClassOf(schema:ShoppingCenter schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:ShortStory (ShortStory) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ShortStory "Short story or tale. A brief work of literature, usually written in narrative prose.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ShortStory "ShortStory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ShortStory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ShortStory ) -SubClassOf(schema:ShortStory schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:SingleFamilyResidence (SingleFamilyResidence) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SingleFamilyResidence "Residence type: Single-family home.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SingleFamilyResidence "SingleFamilyResidence") -SubClassOf(schema:SingleFamilyResidence schema:House) - -# Class: schema:SiteNavigationElement (SiteNavigationElement) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SiteNavigationElement "A navigation element of the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SiteNavigationElement "SiteNavigationElement") -SubClassOf(schema:SiteNavigationElement schema:WebPageElement) - -# Class: schema:SizeGroupEnumeration (SizeGroupEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SizeGroupEnumeration "Enumerates common size groups for various product categories.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SizeGroupEnumeration "SizeGroupEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SizeGroupEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SizeGroupEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:SizeGroupEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:SizeSpecification (SizeSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SizeSpecification "Size related properties of a product, typically a size code ([[name]]) and optionally a [[sizeSystem]], [[sizeGroup]], and product measurements ([[hasMeasurement]]). In addition, the intended audience can be defined through [[suggestedAge]], [[suggestedGender]], and suggested body measurements ([[suggestedMeasurement]]).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SizeSpecification "SizeSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SizeSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SizeSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:SizeSpecification schema:QualitativeValue) - -# Class: schema:SizeSystemEnumeration (SizeSystemEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SizeSystemEnumeration "Enumerates common size systems for different categories of products, for example \"EN-13402\" or \"UK\" for wearables or \"Imperial\" for screws.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SizeSystemEnumeration "SizeSystemEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SizeSystemEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SizeSystemEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:SizeSystemEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:SkiResort (SkiResort) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SkiResort "A ski resort.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SkiResort "SkiResort") -SubClassOf(schema:SkiResort schema:Resort) -SubClassOf(schema:SkiResort schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:SocialEvent (SocialEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SocialEvent "Event type: Social event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SocialEvent "SocialEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:SocialEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:SocialMediaPosting (SocialMediaPosting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SocialMediaPosting "A post to a social media platform, including blog posts, tweets, Facebook posts, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SocialMediaPosting "SocialMediaPosting") -SubClassOf(schema:SocialMediaPosting schema:Article) - -# Class: schema:SoftwareApplication (SoftwareApplication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SoftwareApplication "A software application.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SoftwareApplication "SoftwareApplication") -SubClassOf(schema:SoftwareApplication schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:SoftwareSourceCode (SoftwareSourceCode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SoftwareSourceCode "Computer programming source code. Example: Full (compile ready) solutions, code snippet samples, scripts, templates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SoftwareSourceCode "SoftwareSourceCode") -SubClassOf(schema:SoftwareSourceCode schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:SolveMathAction (SolveMathAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SolveMathAction "The action that takes in a math expression and directs users to a page potentially capable of solving/simplifying that expression.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SolveMathAction "SolveMathAction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SolveMathAction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SolveMathAction ) -SubClassOf(schema:SolveMathAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:SomeProducts (SomeProducts) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SomeProducts "A placeholder for multiple similar products of the same kind.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SomeProducts "SomeProducts") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SomeProducts ) -SubClassOf(schema:SomeProducts schema:Product) - -# Class: schema:SpeakableSpecification (SpeakableSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SpeakableSpecification "A SpeakableSpecification indicates (typically via [[xpath]] or [[cssSelector]]) sections of a document that are highlighted as particularly [[speakable]]. Instances of this type are expected to be used primarily as values of the [[speakable]] property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SpeakableSpecification "SpeakableSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SpeakableSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:SpeakableSpecification schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:SpecialAnnouncement (SpecialAnnouncement) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SpecialAnnouncement "A SpecialAnnouncement combines a simple date-stamped textual information update - with contextualized Web links and other structured data. It represents an information update made by a - locally-oriented organization, for example schools, pharmacies, healthcare providers, community groups, police, - local government. - -For work in progress guidelines on Coronavirus-related markup see [this doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/14ikaGCKxo50rRM7nvKSlbUpjyIk2WMQd3IkB1lItlrM/edit#). - -The motivating scenario for SpecialAnnouncement is the [Coronavirus pandemic](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%9320_coronavirus_pandemic), and the initial vocabulary is oriented to this urgent situation. Schema.org -expect to improve the markup iteratively as it is deployed and as feedback emerges from use. In addition to our -usual [Github entry](https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/2490), feedback comments can also be provided in [this document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fpdFFxk8s87CWwACs53SGkYv3aafSxz_DTtOQxMrBJQ/edit#). - - -While this schema is designed to communicate urgent crisis-related information, it is not the same as an emergency warning technology like [CAP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Alerting_Protocol), although there may be overlaps. The intent is to cover -the kinds of everyday practical information being posted to existing websites during an emergency situation. - -Several kinds of information can be provided: - -We encourage the provision of \"name\", \"text\", \"datePosted\", \"expires\" (if appropriate), \"category\" and -\"url\" as a simple baseline. It is important to provide a value for \"category\" where possible, most ideally as a well known -URL from Wikipedia or Wikidata. In the case of the 2019-2020 Coronavirus pandemic, this should be \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2019-20\\_coronavirus\\_pandemic\" or \"https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q81068910/". - -For many of the possible properties, values can either be simple links or an inline description, depending on whether a summary is available. For a link, provide just the URL of the appropriate page as the property's value. For an inline description, use a [[WebContent]] type, and provide the url as a property of that, alongside at least a simple \"[[text]]\" summary of the page. It is -unlikely that a single SpecialAnnouncement will need all of the possible properties simultaneously. - -We expect that in many cases the page referenced might contain more specialized structured data, e.g. contact info, [[openingHours]], [[Event]], [[FAQPage]] etc. By linking to those pages from a [[SpecialAnnouncement]] you can help make it clearer that the events are related to the situation (e.g. Coronavirus) indicated by the [[category]] property of the [[SpecialAnnouncement]]. - -Many [[SpecialAnnouncement]]s will relate to particular regions and to identifiable local organizations. Use [[spatialCoverage]] for the region, and [[announcementLocation]] to indicate specific [[LocalBusiness]]es and [[CivicStructure]]s. If the announcement affects both a particular region and a specific location (for example, a library closure that serves an entire region), use both [[spatialCoverage]] and [[announcementLocation]]. - -The [[about]] property can be used to indicate entities that are the focus of the announcement. We now recommend using [[about]] only -for representing non-location entities (e.g. a [[Course]] or a [[RadioStation]]). For places, use [[announcementLocation]] and [[spatialCoverage]]. Consumers of this markup should be aware that the initial design encouraged the use of /about for locations too. - -The basic content of [[SpecialAnnouncement]] is similar to that of an [RSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS) or [Atom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atom_(Web_standard)) feed. For publishers without such feeds, basic feed-like information can be shared by posting -[[SpecialAnnouncement]] updates in a page, e.g. using JSON-LD. For sites with Atom/RSS functionality, you can point to a feed -with the [[webFeed]] property. This can be a simple URL, or an inline [[DataFeed]] object, with [[encodingFormat]] providing -media type information e.g. \"application/rss+xml\" or \"application/atom+xml\". -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SpecialAnnouncement "SpecialAnnouncement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SpecialAnnouncement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SpecialAnnouncement ) -SubClassOf(schema:SpecialAnnouncement schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Specialty (Specialty) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Specialty "Any branch of a field in which people typically develop specific expertise, usually after significant study, time, and effort.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Specialty "Specialty") -SubClassOf(schema:Specialty schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:SportingGoodsStore (SportingGoodsStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SportingGoodsStore "A sporting goods store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SportingGoodsStore "SportingGoodsStore") -SubClassOf(schema:SportingGoodsStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:SportsActivityLocation (SportsActivityLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SportsActivityLocation "A sports location, such as a playing field.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SportsActivityLocation "SportsActivityLocation") -SubClassOf(schema:SportsActivityLocation schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:SportsClub (SportsClub) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SportsClub "A sports club.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SportsClub "SportsClub") -SubClassOf(schema:SportsClub schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:SportsEvent (SportsEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SportsEvent "Event type: Sports event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SportsEvent "SportsEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:SportsEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:SportsOrganization (SportsOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SportsOrganization "Represents the collection of all sports organizations, including sports teams, governing bodies, and sports associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SportsOrganization "SportsOrganization") -SubClassOf(schema:SportsOrganization schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:SportsTeam (SportsTeam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SportsTeam "Organization: Sports team.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SportsTeam "SportsTeam") -SubClassOf(schema:SportsTeam schema:SportsOrganization) - -# Class: schema:SpreadsheetDigitalDocument (SpreadsheetDigitalDocument) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SpreadsheetDigitalDocument "A spreadsheet file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SpreadsheetDigitalDocument "SpreadsheetDigitalDocument") -SubClassOf(schema:SpreadsheetDigitalDocument schema:DigitalDocument) - -# Class: schema:StadiumOrArena (StadiumOrArena) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StadiumOrArena "A stadium.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StadiumOrArena "StadiumOrArena") -SubClassOf(schema:StadiumOrArena schema:CivicStructure) -SubClassOf(schema:StadiumOrArena schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:State (State) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:State "A state or province of a country.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:State "State") -SubClassOf(schema:State schema:AdministrativeArea) - -# Class: schema:Statement (Statement) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Statement "A statement about something, for example a fun or interesting fact. If known, the main entity this statement is about, can be indicated using mainEntity. For more formal claims (e.g. in Fact Checking), consider using [[Claim]] instead. Use the [[text]] property to capture the text of the statement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Statement "Statement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Statement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Statement ) -SubClassOf(schema:Statement schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:StatisticalPopulation (StatisticalPopulation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StatisticalPopulation "A StatisticalPopulation is a set of instances of a certain given type that satisfy some set of constraints. The property [[populationType]] is used to specify the type. Any property that can be used on instances of that type can appear on the statistical population. For example, a [[StatisticalPopulation]] representing all [[Person]]s with a [[homeLocation]] of East Podunk California, would be described by applying the appropriate [[homeLocation]] and [[populationType]] properties to a [[StatisticalPopulation]] item that stands for that set of people. -The properties [[numConstraints]] and [[constrainingProperty]] are used to specify which of the populations properties are used to specify the population. Note that the sense of \"population\" used here is the general sense of a statistical -population, and does not imply that the population consists of people. For example, a [[populationType]] of [[Event]] or [[NewsArticle]] could be used. See also [[Observation]], and the [data and datasets](/docs/data-and-datasets.html) overview for more details. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StatisticalPopulation "StatisticalPopulation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:StatisticalPopulation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:StatisticalPopulation ) -SubClassOf(schema:StatisticalPopulation schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:StatusEnumeration (StatusEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StatusEnumeration "Lists or enumerations dealing with status types.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StatusEnumeration "StatusEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:StatusEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:StatusEnumeration schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:SteeringPositionValue (SteeringPositionValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SteeringPositionValue "A value indicating a steering position.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SteeringPositionValue "SteeringPositionValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SteeringPositionValue ) -SubClassOf(schema:SteeringPositionValue schema:QualitativeValue) - -# Class: schema:Store (Store) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Store "A retail good store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Store "Store") -SubClassOf(schema:Store schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:StructuredValue (StructuredValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StructuredValue "Structured values are used when the value of a property has a more complex structure than simply being a textual value or a reference to another thing.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StructuredValue "StructuredValue") -SubClassOf(schema:StructuredValue schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:SubscribeAction (SubscribeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SubscribeAction "The act of forming a personal connection with someone/something (object) unidirectionally/asymmetrically to get updates pushed to.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[FollowAction]]: Unlike FollowAction, SubscribeAction implies that the subscriber acts as a passive agent being constantly/actively pushed for updates.\\n* [[RegisterAction]]: Unlike RegisterAction, SubscribeAction implies that the agent is interested in continuing receiving updates from the object.\\n* [[JoinAction]]: Unlike JoinAction, SubscribeAction implies that the agent is interested in continuing receiving updates from the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SubscribeAction "SubscribeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:SubscribeAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:Substance (Substance) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Substance "Any matter of defined composition that has discrete existence, whose origin may be biological, mineral or chemical.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Substance "Substance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Substance ) -SubClassOf(schema:Substance schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:SubwayStation (SubwayStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SubwayStation "A subway station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SubwayStation "SubwayStation") -SubClassOf(schema:SubwayStation schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:Suite (Suite) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Suite "A suite in a hotel or other public accommodation, denotes a class of luxury accommodations, the key feature of which is multiple rooms (Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suite_(hotel)). -

-See also the dedicated document on the use of schema.org for marking up hotels and other forms of accommodations. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Suite "Suite") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Suite ) -SubClassOf(schema:Suite schema:Accommodation) - -# Class: schema:SuperficialAnatomy (SuperficialAnatomy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SuperficialAnatomy "Anatomical features that can be observed by sight (without dissection), including the form and proportions of the human body as well as surface landmarks that correspond to deeper subcutaneous structures. Superficial anatomy plays an important role in sports medicine, phlebotomy, and other medical specialties as underlying anatomical structures can be identified through surface palpation. For example, during back surgery, superficial anatomy can be used to palpate and count vertebrae to find the site of incision. Or in phlebotomy, superficial anatomy can be used to locate an underlying vein; for example, the median cubital vein can be located by palpating the borders of the cubital fossa (such as the epicondyles of the humerus) and then looking for the superficial signs of the vein, such as size, prominence, ability to refill after depression, and feel of surrounding tissue support. As another example, in a subluxation (dislocation) of the glenohumeral joint, the bony structure becomes pronounced with the deltoid muscle failing to cover the glenohumeral joint allowing the edges of the scapula to be superficially visible. Here, the superficial anatomy is the visible edges of the scapula, implying the underlying dislocation of the joint (the related anatomical structure).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SuperficialAnatomy "SuperficialAnatomy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SuperficialAnatomy ) -SubClassOf(schema:SuperficialAnatomy schema:MedicalEntity) - -# Class: schema:SurgicalProcedure (SurgicalProcedure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SurgicalProcedure "A medical procedure involving an incision with instruments; performed for diagnose, or therapeutic purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SurgicalProcedure "SurgicalProcedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SurgicalProcedure ) -SubClassOf(schema:SurgicalProcedure schema:MedicalProcedure) - -# Class: schema:SuspendAction (SuspendAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SuspendAction "The act of momentarily pausing a device or application (e.g. pause music playback or pause a timer).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SuspendAction "SuspendAction") -SubClassOf(schema:SuspendAction schema:ControlAction) - -# Class: schema:Synagogue (Synagogue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Synagogue "A synagogue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Synagogue "Synagogue") -SubClassOf(schema:Synagogue schema:PlaceOfWorship) - -# Class: schema:TVClip (TVClip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TVClip "A short TV program or a segment/part of a TV program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TVClip "TVClip") -SubClassOf(schema:TVClip schema:Clip) - -# Class: schema:TVEpisode (TVEpisode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TVEpisode "A TV episode which can be part of a series or season.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TVEpisode "TVEpisode") -SubClassOf(schema:TVEpisode schema:Episode) - -# Class: schema:TVSeason (TVSeason) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TVSeason "Season dedicated to TV broadcast and associated online delivery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TVSeason "TVSeason") -SubClassOf(schema:TVSeason schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:TVSeason schema:CreativeWorkSeason) - -# Class: schema:TVSeries (TVSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TVSeries "CreativeWorkSeries dedicated to TV broadcast and associated online delivery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TVSeries "TVSeries") -SubClassOf(schema:TVSeries schema:CreativeWork) -SubClassOf(schema:TVSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeries) - -# Class: schema:Table (Table) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Table "A table on a Web page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Table "Table") -SubClassOf(schema:Table schema:WebPageElement) - -# Class: schema:TakeAction (TakeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TakeAction "The act of gaining ownership of an object from an origin. Reciprocal of GiveAction.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[GiveAction]]: The reciprocal of TakeAction.\\n* [[ReceiveAction]]: Unlike ReceiveAction, TakeAction implies that ownership has been transfered.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TakeAction "TakeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:TakeAction schema:TransferAction) - -# Class: schema:TattooParlor (TattooParlor) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TattooParlor "A tattoo parlor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TattooParlor "TattooParlor") -SubClassOf(schema:TattooParlor schema:HealthAndBeautyBusiness) - -# Class: schema:Taxi (Taxi) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Taxi "A taxi.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Taxi "Taxi") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:Taxi schema:TaxiService) -SubClassOf(schema:Taxi schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:TaxiReservation (TaxiReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TaxiReservation "A reservation for a taxi.\\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations. For offers of tickets, use [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TaxiReservation "TaxiReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:TaxiReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:TaxiService (TaxiService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TaxiService "A service for a vehicle for hire with a driver for local travel. Fares are usually calculated based on distance traveled.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TaxiService "TaxiService") -SubClassOf(schema:TaxiService schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:TaxiStand (TaxiStand) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TaxiStand "A taxi stand.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TaxiStand "TaxiStand") -SubClassOf(schema:TaxiStand schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:Taxon (Taxon) - -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:Taxon ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Taxon "A set of organisms asserted to represent a natural cohesive biological unit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Taxon "Taxon") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Taxon ) -SubClassOf(schema:Taxon schema:Thing) - -# Class: schema:TechArticle (TechArticle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TechArticle "A technical article - Example: How-to (task) topics, step-by-step, procedural troubleshooting, specifications, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TechArticle "TechArticle") -SubClassOf(schema:TechArticle schema:Article) - -# Class: schema:TelevisionChannel (TelevisionChannel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TelevisionChannel "A unique instance of a television BroadcastService on a CableOrSatelliteService lineup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TelevisionChannel "TelevisionChannel") -SubClassOf(schema:TelevisionChannel schema:BroadcastChannel) - -# Class: schema:TelevisionStation (TelevisionStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TelevisionStation "A television station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TelevisionStation "TelevisionStation") -SubClassOf(schema:TelevisionStation schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:TennisComplex (TennisComplex) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TennisComplex "A tennis complex.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TennisComplex "TennisComplex") -SubClassOf(schema:TennisComplex schema:SportsActivityLocation) - -# Class: schema:Text (Text) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Text "Data type: Text.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Text "Text") - -# Class: schema:TextDigitalDocument (TextDigitalDocument) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TextDigitalDocument "A file composed primarily of text.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TextDigitalDocument "TextDigitalDocument") -SubClassOf(schema:TextDigitalDocument schema:DigitalDocument) - -# Class: schema:TheaterEvent (TheaterEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TheaterEvent "Event type: Theater performance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TheaterEvent "TheaterEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:TheaterEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:TheaterGroup (TheaterGroup) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TheaterGroup "A theater group or company, for example, the Royal Shakespeare Company or Druid Theatre.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TheaterGroup "TheaterGroup") -SubClassOf(schema:TheaterGroup schema:PerformingGroup) - -# Class: schema:TherapeuticProcedure (TherapeuticProcedure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TherapeuticProcedure "A medical procedure intended primarily for therapeutic purposes, aimed at improving a health condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TherapeuticProcedure "TherapeuticProcedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TherapeuticProcedure ) -SubClassOf(schema:TherapeuticProcedure schema:MedicalProcedure) - -# Class: schema:Thesis (Thesis) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Thesis "A thesis or dissertation document submitted in support of candidature for an academic degree or professional qualification.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Thesis "Thesis") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Thesis ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Thesis ) -SubClassOf(schema:Thesis schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:Thing (Thing) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Thing "The most generic type of item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Thing "Thing") - -# Class: schema:Ticket (Ticket) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Ticket "Used to describe a ticket to an event, a flight, a bus ride, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Ticket "Ticket") -SubClassOf(schema:Ticket schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:TieAction (TieAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TieAction "The act of reaching a draw in a competitive activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TieAction "TieAction") -SubClassOf(schema:TieAction schema:AchieveAction) - -# Class: schema:Time (Time) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Time "A point in time recurring on multiple days in the form hh:mm:ss[Z|(+|-)hh:mm] (see [XML schema for details](http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#time)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Time "Time") - -# Class: schema:TipAction (TipAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TipAction "The act of giving money voluntarily to a beneficiary in recognition of services rendered.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TipAction "TipAction") -SubClassOf(schema:TipAction schema:TradeAction) - -# Class: schema:TireShop (TireShop) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TireShop "A tire shop.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TireShop "TireShop") -SubClassOf(schema:TireShop schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:TouristAttraction (TouristAttraction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TouristAttraction "A tourist attraction. In principle any Thing can be a [[TouristAttraction]], from a [[Mountain]] and [[LandmarksOrHistoricalBuildings]] to a [[LocalBusiness]]. This Type can be used on its own to describe a general [[TouristAttraction]], or be used as an [[additionalType]] to add tourist attraction properties to any other type. (See examples below)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TouristAttraction "TouristAttraction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristAttraction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristAttraction ) -SubClassOf(schema:TouristAttraction schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:TouristDestination (TouristDestination) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TouristDestination "A tourist destination. In principle any [[Place]] can be a [[TouristDestination]] from a [[City]], Region or [[Country]] to an [[AmusementPark]] or [[Hotel]]. This Type can be used on its own to describe a general [[TouristDestination]], or be used as an [[additionalType]] to add tourist relevant properties to any other [[Place]]. A [[TouristDestination]] is defined as a [[Place]] that contains, or is colocated with, one or more [[TouristAttraction]]s, often linked by a similar theme or interest to a particular [[touristType]]. The [UNWTO](http://www2.unwto.org/) defines Destination (main destination of a tourism trip) as the place visited that is central to the decision to take the trip. - (See examples below).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TouristDestination "TouristDestination") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TouristDestination ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristDestination ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristDestination ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristDestination ) -SubClassOf(schema:TouristDestination schema:Place) - -# Class: schema:TouristInformationCenter (TouristInformationCenter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TouristInformationCenter "A tourist information center.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TouristInformationCenter "TouristInformationCenter") -SubClassOf(schema:TouristInformationCenter schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:TouristTrip (TouristTrip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TouristTrip "A tourist trip. A created itinerary of visits to one or more places of interest ([[TouristAttraction]]/[[TouristDestination]]) often linked by a similar theme, geographic area, or interest to a particular [[touristType]]. The [UNWTO](http://www2.unwto.org/) defines tourism trip as the Trip taken by visitors. - (See examples below).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TouristTrip "TouristTrip") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TouristTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TouristTrip ) -SubClassOf(schema:TouristTrip schema:Trip) - -# Class: schema:ToyStore (ToyStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ToyStore "A toy store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ToyStore "ToyStore") -SubClassOf(schema:ToyStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:TrackAction (TrackAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TrackAction "An agent tracks an object for updates.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[FollowAction]]: Unlike FollowAction, TrackAction refers to the interest on the location of innanimates objects.\\n* [[SubscribeAction]]: Unlike SubscribeAction, TrackAction refers to the interest on the location of innanimate objects.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TrackAction "TrackAction") -SubClassOf(schema:TrackAction schema:FindAction) - -# Class: schema:TradeAction (TradeAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TradeAction "The act of participating in an exchange of goods and services for monetary compensation. An agent trades an object, product or service with a participant in exchange for a one time or periodic payment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TradeAction "TradeAction") -SubClassOf(schema:TradeAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:TrainReservation (TrainReservation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TrainReservation "A reservation for train travel.\\n\\nNote: This type is for information about actual reservations, e.g. in confirmation emails or HTML pages with individual confirmations of reservations. For offers of tickets, use [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TrainReservation "TrainReservation") -SubClassOf(schema:TrainReservation schema:Reservation) - -# Class: schema:TrainStation (TrainStation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TrainStation "A train station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TrainStation "TrainStation") -SubClassOf(schema:TrainStation schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: schema:TrainTrip (TrainTrip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TrainTrip "A trip on a commercial train line.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TrainTrip "TrainTrip") -SubClassOf(schema:TrainTrip schema:Trip) - -# Class: schema:TransferAction (TransferAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TransferAction "The act of transferring/moving (abstract or concrete) animate or inanimate objects from one place to another.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TransferAction "TransferAction") -SubClassOf(schema:TransferAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:TravelAction (TravelAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TravelAction "The act of traveling from an fromLocation to a destination by a specified mode of transport, optionally with participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TravelAction "TravelAction") -SubClassOf(schema:TravelAction schema:MoveAction) - -# Class: schema:TravelAgency (TravelAgency) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TravelAgency "A travel agency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TravelAgency "TravelAgency") -SubClassOf(schema:TravelAgency schema:LocalBusiness) - -# Class: schema:TreatmentIndication (TreatmentIndication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TreatmentIndication "An indication for treating an underlying condition, symptom, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TreatmentIndication "TreatmentIndication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TreatmentIndication ) -SubClassOf(schema:TreatmentIndication schema:MedicalIndication) - -# Class: schema:Trip (Trip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Trip "A trip or journey. An itinerary of visits to one or more places.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Trip "Trip") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Trip ) -SubClassOf(schema:Trip schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:TypeAndQuantityNode (TypeAndQuantityNode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TypeAndQuantityNode "A structured value indicating the quantity, unit of measurement, and business function of goods included in a bundle offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TypeAndQuantityNode "TypeAndQuantityNode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TypeAndQuantityNode ) -SubClassOf(schema:TypeAndQuantityNode schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:UKNonprofitType (UKNonprofitType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UKNonprofitType "UKNonprofitType: Non-profit organization type originating from the United Kingdom.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UKNonprofitType "UKNonprofitType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:UKNonprofitType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UKNonprofitType ) -SubClassOf(schema:UKNonprofitType schema:NonprofitType) - -# Class: schema:URL (URL) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:URL "Data type: URL.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:URL "URL") -SubClassOf(schema:URL schema:Text) - -# Class: schema:USNonprofitType (USNonprofitType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:USNonprofitType "USNonprofitType: Non-profit organization type originating from the United States.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:USNonprofitType "USNonprofitType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:USNonprofitType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:USNonprofitType ) -SubClassOf(schema:USNonprofitType schema:NonprofitType) - -# Class: schema:UnRegisterAction (UnRegisterAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UnRegisterAction "The act of un-registering from a service.\\n\\nRelated actions:\\n\\n* [[RegisterAction]]: antonym of UnRegisterAction.\\n* [[LeaveAction]]: Unlike LeaveAction, UnRegisterAction implies that you are unregistering from a service you werer previously registered, rather than leaving a team/group of people.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UnRegisterAction "UnRegisterAction") -SubClassOf(schema:UnRegisterAction schema:InteractAction) - -# Class: schema:UnitPriceSpecification (UnitPriceSpecification) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UnitPriceSpecification "The price asked for a given offer by the respective organization or person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UnitPriceSpecification "UnitPriceSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UnitPriceSpecification ) -SubClassOf(schema:UnitPriceSpecification schema:PriceSpecification) - -# Class: schema:UpdateAction (UpdateAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UpdateAction "The act of managing by changing/editing the state of the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UpdateAction "UpdateAction") -SubClassOf(schema:UpdateAction schema:Action) - -# Class: schema:UseAction (UseAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UseAction "The act of applying an object to its intended purpose.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UseAction "UseAction") -SubClassOf(schema:UseAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:UserBlocks (UserBlocks) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserBlocks "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserBlocks "UserBlocks") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserBlocks schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserBlocks schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserCheckins (UserCheckins) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserCheckins "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserCheckins "UserCheckins") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserCheckins schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserCheckins schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserComments (UserComments) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserComments "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserComments "UserComments") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UserComments ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserComments schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserComments schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserDownloads (UserDownloads) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserDownloads "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserDownloads "UserDownloads") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserDownloads schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserDownloads schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserInteraction (UserInteraction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserInteraction "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserInteraction "UserInteraction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserInteraction schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserInteraction schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:UserLikes (UserLikes) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserLikes "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserLikes "UserLikes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserLikes schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserLikes schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserPageVisits (UserPageVisits) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserPageVisits "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserPageVisits "UserPageVisits") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserPageVisits schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserPageVisits schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserPlays (UserPlays) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserPlays "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserPlays "UserPlays") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserPlays schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserPlays schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserPlusOnes (UserPlusOnes) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserPlusOnes "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserPlusOnes "UserPlusOnes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserPlusOnes schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserPlusOnes schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:UserReview (UserReview) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserReview "A review created by an end-user (e.g. consumer, purchaser, attendee etc.), in contrast with [[CriticReview]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserReview "UserReview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:UserReview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UserReview ) -SubClassOf(schema:UserReview schema:Review) - -# Class: schema:UserTweets (UserTweets) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UserTweets "UserInteraction and its subtypes is an old way of talking about users interacting with pages. It is generally better to use [[Action]]-based vocabulary, alongside types such as [[Comment]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UserTweets "UserTweets") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:UserTweets schema:InteractionCounter) -SubClassOf(schema:UserTweets schema:UserInteraction) - -# Class: schema:Vehicle (Vehicle) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Vehicle "A vehicle is a device that is designed or used to transport people or cargo over land, water, air, or through space.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Vehicle "Vehicle") -SubClassOf(schema:Vehicle schema:Product) - -# Class: schema:Vein (Vein) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Vein "A type of blood vessel that specifically carries blood to the heart.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Vein "Vein") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Vein ) -SubClassOf(schema:Vein schema:Vessel) - -# Class: schema:Vessel (Vessel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Vessel "A component of the human body circulatory system comprised of an intricate network of hollow tubes that transport blood throughout the entire body.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Vessel "Vessel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Vessel ) -SubClassOf(schema:Vessel schema:AnatomicalStructure) - -# Class: schema:VeterinaryCare (VeterinaryCare) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VeterinaryCare "A vet's office.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VeterinaryCare "VeterinaryCare") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:VeterinaryCare ) -SubClassOf(schema:VeterinaryCare schema:MedicalOrganization) - -# Class: schema:VideoGallery (VideoGallery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VideoGallery "Web page type: Video gallery page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VideoGallery "VideoGallery") -SubClassOf(schema:VideoGallery schema:MediaGallery) - -# Class: schema:VideoGame (VideoGame) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VideoGame "A video game is an electronic game that involves human interaction with a user interface to generate visual feedback on a video device.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VideoGame "VideoGame") -SubClassOf(schema:VideoGame schema:Game) -SubClassOf(schema:VideoGame schema:SoftwareApplication) - -# Class: schema:VideoGameClip (VideoGameClip) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VideoGameClip "A short segment/part of a video game.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VideoGameClip "VideoGameClip") -SubClassOf(schema:VideoGameClip schema:Clip) - -# Class: schema:VideoGameSeries (VideoGameSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VideoGameSeries "A video game series.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VideoGameSeries "VideoGameSeries") -SubClassOf(schema:VideoGameSeries schema:CreativeWorkSeries) - -# Class: schema:VideoObject (VideoObject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VideoObject "A video file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VideoObject "VideoObject") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:VideoObject ) -SubClassOf(schema:VideoObject schema:MediaObject) - -# Class: schema:VideoObjectSnapshot (VideoObjectSnapshot) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VideoObjectSnapshot "A specific and exact (byte-for-byte) version of a [[VideoObject]]. Two byte-for-byte identical files, for the purposes of this type, considered identical. If they have different embedded metadata the files will differ. Different external facts about the files, e.g. creator or dateCreated that aren't represented in their actual content, do not affect this notion of identity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VideoObjectSnapshot "VideoObjectSnapshot") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:VideoObjectSnapshot ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:VideoObjectSnapshot ) -SubClassOf(schema:VideoObjectSnapshot schema:VideoObject) - -# Class: schema:ViewAction (ViewAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ViewAction "The act of consuming static visual content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ViewAction "ViewAction") -SubClassOf(schema:ViewAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:VirtualLocation (VirtualLocation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VirtualLocation "An online or virtual location for attending events. For example, one may attend an online seminar or educational event. While a virtual location may be used as the location of an event, virtual locations should not be confused with physical locations in the real world.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VirtualLocation "VirtualLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:VirtualLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:VirtualLocation ) -SubClassOf(schema:VirtualLocation schema:Intangible) - -# Class: schema:VisualArtsEvent (VisualArtsEvent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VisualArtsEvent "Event type: Visual arts event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VisualArtsEvent "VisualArtsEvent") -SubClassOf(schema:VisualArtsEvent schema:Event) - -# Class: schema:VisualArtwork (VisualArtwork) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VisualArtwork "A work of art that is primarily visual in character.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VisualArtwork "VisualArtwork") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:VisualArtwork ) -SubClassOf(schema:VisualArtwork schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:VitalSign (VitalSign) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VitalSign "Vital signs are measures of various physiological functions in order to assess the most basic body functions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VitalSign "VitalSign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:VitalSign ) -SubClassOf(schema:VitalSign schema:MedicalSign) - -# Class: schema:Volcano (Volcano) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Volcano "A volcano, like Fuji san.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Volcano "Volcano") -SubClassOf(schema:Volcano schema:Landform) - -# Class: schema:VoteAction (VoteAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VoteAction "The act of expressing a preference from a fixed/finite/structured set of choices/options.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VoteAction "VoteAction") -SubClassOf(schema:VoteAction schema:ChooseAction) - -# Class: schema:WPAdBlock (WPAdBlock) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WPAdBlock "An advertising section of the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WPAdBlock "WPAdBlock") -SubClassOf(schema:WPAdBlock schema:WebPageElement) - -# Class: schema:WPFooter (WPFooter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WPFooter "The footer section of the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WPFooter "WPFooter") -SubClassOf(schema:WPFooter schema:WebPageElement) - -# Class: schema:WPHeader (WPHeader) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WPHeader "The header section of the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WPHeader "WPHeader") -SubClassOf(schema:WPHeader schema:WebPageElement) - -# Class: schema:WPSideBar (WPSideBar) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WPSideBar "A sidebar section of the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WPSideBar "WPSideBar") -SubClassOf(schema:WPSideBar schema:WebPageElement) - -# Class: schema:WantAction (WantAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WantAction "The act of expressing a desire about the object. An agent wants an object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WantAction "WantAction") -SubClassOf(schema:WantAction schema:ReactAction) - -# Class: schema:WarrantyPromise (WarrantyPromise) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WarrantyPromise "A structured value representing the duration and scope of services that will be provided to a customer free of charge in case of a defect or malfunction of a product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WarrantyPromise "WarrantyPromise") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WarrantyPromise ) -SubClassOf(schema:WarrantyPromise schema:StructuredValue) - -# Class: schema:WarrantyScope (WarrantyScope) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WarrantyScope "A range of of services that will be provided to a customer free of charge in case of a defect or malfunction of a product.\\n\\nCommonly used values:\\n\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Labor-BringIn\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#PartsAndLabor-BringIn\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#PartsAndLabor-PickUp - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WarrantyScope "WarrantyScope") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WarrantyScope ) -SubClassOf(schema:WarrantyScope schema:Enumeration) - -# Class: schema:WatchAction (WatchAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WatchAction "The act of consuming dynamic/moving visual content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WatchAction "WatchAction") -SubClassOf(schema:WatchAction schema:ConsumeAction) - -# Class: schema:Waterfall (Waterfall) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Waterfall "A waterfall, like Niagara.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Waterfall "Waterfall") -SubClassOf(schema:Waterfall schema:BodyOfWater) - -# Class: schema:WearAction (WearAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearAction "The act of dressing oneself in clothing.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearAction "WearAction") -SubClassOf(schema:WearAction schema:UseAction) - -# Class: schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration (WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration "Enumerates common types of measurement for wearables products.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration "WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration (WearableSizeGroupEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration "Enumerates common size groups (also known as \"size types\") for wearable products.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration "WearableSizeGroupEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:SizeGroupEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration (WearableSizeSystemEnumeration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration "Enumerates common size systems specific for wearable products") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration "WearableSizeSystemEnumeration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration ) -SubClassOf(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:SizeSystemEnumeration) - -# Class: schema:WebAPI (WebAPI) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WebAPI "An application programming interface accessible over Web/Internet technologies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WebAPI "WebAPI") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WebAPI ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WebAPI ) -SubClassOf(schema:WebAPI schema:Service) - -# Class: schema:WebApplication (WebApplication) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WebApplication "Web applications.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WebApplication "WebApplication") -SubClassOf(schema:WebApplication schema:SoftwareApplication) - -# Class: schema:WebContent (WebContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WebContent "WebContent is a type representing all [[WebPage]], [[WebSite]] and [[WebPageElement]] content. It is sometimes the case that detailed distinctions between Web pages, sites and their parts is not always important or obvious. The [[WebContent]] type makes it easier to describe Web-addressable content without requiring such distinctions to always be stated. (The intent is that the existing types [[WebPage]], [[WebSite]] and [[WebPageElement]] will eventually be declared as subtypes of [[WebContent]]).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WebContent "WebContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WebContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WebContent ) -SubClassOf(schema:WebContent schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:WebPage (WebPage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WebPage "A web page. Every web page is implicitly assumed to be declared to be of type WebPage, so the various properties about that webpage, such as breadcrumb may be used. We recommend explicit declaration if these properties are specified, but if they are found outside of an itemscope, they will be assumed to be about the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WebPage "WebPage") -SubClassOf(schema:WebPage schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:WebPageElement (WebPageElement) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WebPageElement "A web page element, like a table or an image.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WebPageElement "WebPageElement") -SubClassOf(schema:WebPageElement schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:WebSite (WebSite) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WebSite "A WebSite is a set of related web pages and other items typically served from a single web domain and accessible via URLs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WebSite "WebSite") -SubClassOf(schema:WebSite schema:CreativeWork) - -# Class: schema:WholesaleStore (WholesaleStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WholesaleStore "A wholesale store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WholesaleStore "WholesaleStore") -SubClassOf(schema:WholesaleStore schema:Store) - -# Class: schema:WinAction (WinAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WinAction "The act of achieving victory in a competitive activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WinAction "WinAction") -SubClassOf(schema:WinAction schema:AchieveAction) - -# Class: schema:Winery (Winery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Winery "A winery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Winery "Winery") -SubClassOf(schema:Winery schema:FoodEstablishment) - -# Class: schema:WorkBasedProgram (WorkBasedProgram) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WorkBasedProgram "A program with both an educational and employment component. Typically based at a workplace and structured around work-based learning, with the aim of instilling competencies related to an occupation. WorkBasedProgram is used to distinguish programs such as apprenticeships from school, college or other classroom based educational programs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WorkBasedProgram "WorkBasedProgram") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WorkBasedProgram ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WorkBasedProgram ) -SubClassOf(schema:WorkBasedProgram schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) - -# Class: schema:WorkersUnion (WorkersUnion) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WorkersUnion "A Workers Union (also known as a Labor Union, Labour Union, or Trade Union) is an organization that promotes the interests of its worker members by collectively bargaining with management, organizing, and political lobbying.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WorkersUnion "WorkersUnion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WorkersUnion ) -SubClassOf(schema:WorkersUnion schema:Organization) - -# Class: schema:WriteAction (WriteAction) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WriteAction "The act of authoring written creative content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WriteAction "WriteAction") -SubClassOf(schema:WriteAction schema:CreateAction) - -# Class: schema:XPathType (XPathType) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:XPathType "Text representing an XPath (typically but not necessarily version 1.0).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:XPathType "XPathType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:XPathType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:XPathType ) -SubClassOf(schema:XPathType schema:Text) - -# Class: schema:Zoo (Zoo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Zoo "A zoo.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Zoo "Zoo") -SubClassOf(schema:Zoo schema:CivicStructure) - -# Class: (3DModel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment "A 3D model represents some kind of 3D content, which may have [[encoding]]s in one or more [[MediaObject]]s. Many 3D formats are available (e.g. see [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:3D_graphics_file_formats)); specific encoding formats can be represented using the [[encodingFormat]] property applied to the relevant [[MediaObject]]. For the -case of a single file published after Zip compression, the convention of appending '+zip' to the [[encodingFormat]] can be used. Geospatial, AR/VR, artistic/animation, gaming, engineering and scientific content can all be represented using [[3DModel]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label "3DModel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source ) -SubClassOf( schema:MediaObject) - - -############################ -# Named Individuals -############################ - -# Individual: schema:Abdomen (Abdomen) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Abdomen "Abdomen clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Abdomen "Abdomen") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Abdomen ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Abdomen) - -# Individual: schema:ActivationFee (ActivationFee) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ActivationFee "Represents the activation fee part of the total price for an offered product, for example a cellphone contract.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ActivationFee "ActivationFee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ActivationFee ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ActivationFee ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration schema:ActivationFee) - -# Individual: schema:ActiveActionStatus (ActiveActionStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ActiveActionStatus "An in-progress action (e.g, while watching the movie, or driving to a location).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ActiveActionStatus "ActiveActionStatus") -ClassAssertion(schema:ActionStatusType schema:ActiveActionStatus) - -# Individual: schema:ActiveNotRecruiting (ActiveNotRecruiting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ActiveNotRecruiting "Active, but not recruiting new participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ActiveNotRecruiting "ActiveNotRecruiting") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ActiveNotRecruiting ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:ActiveNotRecruiting) - -# Individual: schema:AerobicActivity (AerobicActivity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AerobicActivity "Physical activity of relatively low intensity that depends primarily on the aerobic energy-generating process; during activity, the aerobic metabolism uses oxygen to adequately meet energy demands during exercise.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AerobicActivity "AerobicActivity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AerobicActivity ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:AerobicActivity) - -# Individual: schema:AlbumRelease (AlbumRelease) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AlbumRelease "AlbumRelease.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AlbumRelease "AlbumRelease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AlbumRelease ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType schema:AlbumRelease) - -# Individual: schema:AllWheelDriveConfiguration (AllWheelDriveConfiguration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AllWheelDriveConfiguration "All-wheel Drive is a transmission layout where the engine drives all four wheels.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AllWheelDriveConfiguration "AllWheelDriveConfiguration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AllWheelDriveConfiguration ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue schema:AllWheelDriveConfiguration) - -# Individual: schema:AllergiesHealthAspect (AllergiesHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AllergiesHealthAspect "Content about the allergy-related aspects of a health topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AllergiesHealthAspect "AllergiesHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AllergiesHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AllergiesHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:AllergiesHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:AnaerobicActivity (AnaerobicActivity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AnaerobicActivity "Physical activity that is of high-intensity which utilizes the anaerobic metabolism of the body.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AnaerobicActivity "AnaerobicActivity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AnaerobicActivity ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:AnaerobicActivity) - -# Individual: schema:Anesthesia (Anesthesia) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Anesthesia "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to study of anesthetics and their application.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Anesthesia "Anesthesia") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Anesthesia ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Anesthesia) - -# Individual: schema:Appearance (Appearance) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Appearance "Appearance assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Appearance "Appearance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Appearance ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Appearance) - -# Individual: schema:AudiobookFormat (AudiobookFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AudiobookFormat "Book format: Audiobook. This is an enumerated value for use with the bookFormat property. There is also a type 'Audiobook' in the bib extension which includes Audiobook specific properties.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AudiobookFormat "AudiobookFormat") -ClassAssertion(schema:BookFormatType schema:AudiobookFormat) - -# Individual: schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue (AuthoritativeLegalValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue "Indicates that the publisher gives some special status to the publication of the document. (\"The Queens Printer\" version of a UK Act of Parliament, or the PDF version of a Directive published by the EU Office of Publications). Something \"Authoritative\" is considered to be also [[OfficialLegalValue]]\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue "AuthoritativeLegalValue") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue ) -ClassAssertion(schema:LegalValueLevel schema:AuthoritativeLegalValue) - -# Individual: schema:Ayurvedic (Ayurvedic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Ayurvedic "A system of medicine that originated in India over thousands of years and that focuses on integrating and balancing the body, mind, and spirit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Ayurvedic "Ayurvedic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Ayurvedic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicineSystem schema:Ayurvedic) - -# Individual: schema:BackOrder (BackOrder) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BackOrder "Indicates that the item is available on back order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BackOrder "BackOrder") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:BackOrder) - -# Individual: schema:Bacteria (Bacteria) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Bacteria "Pathogenic bacteria that cause bacterial infection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Bacteria "Bacteria") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Bacteria ) -ClassAssertion(schema:InfectiousAgentClass schema:Bacteria) - -# Individual: schema:Balance (Balance) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Balance "Physical activity that is engaged to help maintain posture and balance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Balance "Balance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Balance ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:Balance) - -# Individual: schema:BasicIncome (BasicIncome) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BasicIncome "BasicIncome: this is a benefit for basic income.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BasicIncome "BasicIncome") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BasicIncome ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BasicIncome ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:BasicIncome) - -# Individual: schema:BenefitsHealthAspect (BenefitsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BenefitsHealthAspect "Content about the benefits and advantages of usage or utilization of topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BenefitsHealthAspect "BenefitsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BenefitsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BenefitsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:BenefitsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementArm (BodyMeasurementArm) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementArm "Arm length (measured between arms/shoulder line intersection and the prominent wrist bone). Used, for example, to fit shirts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementArm "BodyMeasurementArm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementArm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementArm ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementArm) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementBust (BodyMeasurementBust) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementBust "Maximum girth of bust. Used, for example, to fit women's suits.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementBust "BodyMeasurementBust") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementBust ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementBust ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementBust) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementChest (BodyMeasurementChest) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementChest "Maximum girth of chest. Used, for example, to fit men's suits.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementChest "BodyMeasurementChest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementChest ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementChest ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementChest) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementFoot (BodyMeasurementFoot) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementFoot "Foot length (measured between end of the most prominent toe and the most prominent part of the heel). Used, for example, to measure socks.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementFoot "BodyMeasurementFoot") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementFoot ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementFoot ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementFoot) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementHand (BodyMeasurementHand) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementHand "Maximum hand girth (measured over the knuckles of the open right hand excluding thumb, fingers together). Used, for example, to fit gloves.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementHand "BodyMeasurementHand") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementHand ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementHand ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementHand) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementHead (BodyMeasurementHead) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementHead "Maximum girth of head above the ears. Used, for example, to fit hats.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementHead "BodyMeasurementHead") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementHead ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementHead ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementHead) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementHeight (BodyMeasurementHeight) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementHeight "Body height (measured between crown of head and soles of feet). Used, for example, to fit jackets.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementHeight "BodyMeasurementHeight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementHeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementHeight ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementHeight) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementHips (BodyMeasurementHips) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementHips "Girth of hips (measured around the buttocks). Used, for example, to fit skirts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementHips "BodyMeasurementHips") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementHips ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementHips ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementHips) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementInsideLeg (BodyMeasurementInsideLeg) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementInsideLeg "Inside leg (measured between crotch and soles of feet). Used, for example, to fit pants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementInsideLeg "BodyMeasurementInsideLeg") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementInsideLeg ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementInsideLeg ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementInsideLeg) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementNeck (BodyMeasurementNeck) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementNeck "Girth of neck. Used, for example, to fit shirts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementNeck "BodyMeasurementNeck") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementNeck ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementNeck ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementNeck) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementUnderbust (BodyMeasurementUnderbust) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementUnderbust "Girth of body just below the bust. Used, for example, to fit women's swimwear.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementUnderbust "BodyMeasurementUnderbust") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementUnderbust ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementUnderbust ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementUnderbust) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementWaist (BodyMeasurementWaist) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementWaist "Girth of natural waistline (between hip bones and lower ribs). Used, for example, to fit pants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementWaist "BodyMeasurementWaist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementWaist ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementWaist ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementWaist) - -# Individual: schema:BodyMeasurementWeight (BodyMeasurementWeight) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BodyMeasurementWeight "Body weight. Used, for example, to measure pantyhose.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BodyMeasurementWeight "BodyMeasurementWeight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BodyMeasurementWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BodyMeasurementWeight ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BodyMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:BodyMeasurementWeight) - -# Individual: schema:Boolean (Boolean) - -ClassAssertion(schema:DataType schema:Boolean) - -# Individual: schema:BroadcastRelease (BroadcastRelease) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BroadcastRelease "BroadcastRelease.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BroadcastRelease "BroadcastRelease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BroadcastRelease ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType schema:BroadcastRelease) - -# Individual: schema:BusinessSupport (BusinessSupport) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:BusinessSupport "BusinessSupport: this is a benefit for supporting businesses.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:BusinessSupport "BusinessSupport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:BusinessSupport ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:BusinessSupport ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:BusinessSupport) - -# Individual: schema:CDFormat (CDFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CDFormat "CDFormat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CDFormat "CDFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CDFormat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:CDFormat) - -# Individual: schema:CT (CT) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CT "X-ray computed tomography imaging.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CT "CT") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CT ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalImagingTechnique schema:CT) - -# Individual: schema:Cardiovascular (Cardiovascular) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Cardiovascular "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to diagnosis and treatment of disorders of heart and vasculature.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Cardiovascular "Cardiovascular") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Cardiovascular ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Cardiovascular) - -# Individual: schema:CardiovascularExam (CardiovascularExam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CardiovascularExam "Cardiovascular system assessment withclinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CardiovascularExam "CardiovascularExam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CardiovascularExam ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:CardiovascularExam) - -# Individual: schema:CaseSeries (CaseSeries) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CaseSeries "A case series (also known as a clinical series) is a medical research study that tracks patients with a known exposure given similar treatment or examines their medical records for exposure and outcome. A case series can be retrospective or prospective and usually involves a smaller number of patients than the more powerful case-control studies or randomized controlled trials. Case series may be consecutive or non-consecutive, depending on whether all cases presenting to the reporting authors over a period of time were included, or only a selection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CaseSeries "CaseSeries") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CaseSeries ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign schema:CaseSeries) - -# Individual: schema:CassetteFormat (CassetteFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CassetteFormat "CassetteFormat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CassetteFormat "CassetteFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CassetteFormat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:CassetteFormat) - -# Individual: schema:CausesHealthAspect (CausesHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CausesHealthAspect "Information about the causes and main actions that gave rise to the topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CausesHealthAspect "CausesHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CausesHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CausesHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:CausesHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:CharitableIncorporatedOrganization (CharitableIncorporatedOrganization) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CharitableIncorporatedOrganization "CharitableIncorporatedOrganization: Non-profit type referring to a Charitable Incorporated Organization (UK).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CharitableIncorporatedOrganization "CharitableIncorporatedOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CharitableIncorporatedOrganization ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CharitableIncorporatedOrganization ) -ClassAssertion(schema:UKNonprofitType schema:CharitableIncorporatedOrganization) - -# Individual: schema:Chiropractic (Chiropractic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Chiropractic "A system of medicine focused on the relationship between the body's structure, mainly the spine, and its functioning.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Chiropractic "Chiropractic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Chiropractic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicineSystem schema:Chiropractic) - -# Individual: schema:CleaningFee (CleaningFee) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CleaningFee "Represents the cleaning fee part of the total price for an offered product, for example a vacation rental.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CleaningFee "CleaningFee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CleaningFee ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CleaningFee ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration schema:CleaningFee) - -# Individual: schema:Clinician (Clinician) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Clinician "Medical clinicians, including practicing physicians and other medical professionals involved in clinical practice.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Clinician "Clinician") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Clinician ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalAudienceType schema:Clinician) - -# Individual: schema:CoOp (CoOp) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CoOp "Play mode: CoOp. Co-operative games, where you play on the same team with friends.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CoOp "CoOp") -ClassAssertion(schema:GamePlayMode schema:CoOp) - -# Individual: schema:CohortStudy (CohortStudy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CohortStudy "Also known as a panel study. A cohort study is a form of longitudinal study used in medicine and social science. It is one type of study design and should be compared with a cross-sectional study. A cohort is a group of people who share a common characteristic or experience within a defined period (e.g., are born, leave school, lose their job, are exposed to a drug or a vaccine, etc.). The comparison group may be the general population from which the cohort is drawn, or it may be another cohort of persons thought to have had little or no exposure to the substance under investigation, but otherwise similar. Alternatively, subgroups within the cohort may be compared with each other.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CohortStudy "CohortStudy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CohortStudy ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign schema:CohortStudy) - -# Individual: schema:CommentPermission (CommentPermission) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CommentPermission "Permission to add comments to the document.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CommentPermission "CommentPermission") -ClassAssertion(schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType schema:CommentPermission) - -# Individual: schema:CommunityHealth (CommunityHealth) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:CommunityHealth) - -# Individual: schema:CompilationAlbum (CompilationAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CompilationAlbum "CompilationAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CompilationAlbum "CompilationAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:CompilationAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:CompilationAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:Completed (Completed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Completed "Completed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Completed "Completed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Completed ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:Completed) - -# Individual: schema:CompletedActionStatus (CompletedActionStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CompletedActionStatus "An action that has already taken place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CompletedActionStatus "CompletedActionStatus") -ClassAssertion(schema:ActionStatusType schema:CompletedActionStatus) - -# Individual: schema:ContagiousnessHealthAspect (ContagiousnessHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ContagiousnessHealthAspect "Content about contagion mechanisms and contagiousness information over the topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ContagiousnessHealthAspect "ContagiousnessHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ContagiousnessHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ContagiousnessHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:ContagiousnessHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:CrossSectional (CrossSectional) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:CrossSectional "Studies carried out on pre-existing data (usually from 'snapshot' surveys), such as that collected by the Census Bureau. Sometimes called Prevalence Studies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:CrossSectional "CrossSectional") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:CrossSectional ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign schema:CrossSectional) - -# Individual: schema:DJMixAlbum (DJMixAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DJMixAlbum "DJMixAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DJMixAlbum "DJMixAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DJMixAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:DJMixAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:DVDFormat (DVDFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DVDFormat "DVDFormat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DVDFormat "DVDFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DVDFormat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:DVDFormat) - -# Individual: schema:DamagedCondition (DamagedCondition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DamagedCondition "Indicates that the item is damaged.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DamagedCondition "DamagedCondition") -ClassAssertion(schema:OfferItemCondition schema:DamagedCondition) - -# Individual: schema:Date (Date) - -ClassAssertion(schema:DataType schema:Date) - -# Individual: schema:DateTime (DateTime) - -ClassAssertion(schema:DataType schema:DateTime) - -# Individual: schema:DecontextualizedContent (DecontextualizedContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DecontextualizedContent "Content coded 'missing context' in a [[MediaReview]], considered in the context of how it was published or shared. - -For a [[VideoObject]] to be 'missing context': Presenting unaltered video in an inaccurate manner that misrepresents the footage. For example, using incorrect dates or locations, altering the transcript or sharing brief clips from a longer video to mislead viewers. (A video rated 'original' can also be missing context.) - -For an [[ImageObject]] to be 'missing context': Presenting unaltered images in an inaccurate manner to misrepresent the image and mislead the viewer. For example, a common tactic is using an unaltered image but saying it came from a different time or place. (An image rated 'original' can also be missing context.) - -For an [[ImageObject]] with embedded text to be 'missing context': An unaltered image presented in an inaccurate manner to misrepresent the image and mislead the viewer. For example, a common tactic is using an unaltered image but saying it came from a different time or place. (An 'original' image with inaccurate text would generally fall in this category.) - -For an [[AudioObject]] to be 'missing context': Unaltered audio presented in an inaccurate manner that misrepresents it. For example, using incorrect dates or locations, or sharing brief clips from a longer recording to mislead viewers. (Audio rated “original” can also be missing context.) -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DecontextualizedContent "DecontextualizedContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DecontextualizedContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DecontextualizedContent ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration schema:DecontextualizedContent) - -# Individual: schema:DefinitiveLegalValue (DefinitiveLegalValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DefinitiveLegalValue "Indicates a document for which the text is conclusively what the law says and is legally binding. (e.g. The digitally signed version of an Official Journal.) - Something \"Definitive\" is considered to be also [[AuthoritativeLegalValue]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DefinitiveLegalValue "DefinitiveLegalValue") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:DefinitiveLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DefinitiveLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DefinitiveLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DefinitiveLegalValue ) -ClassAssertion(schema:LegalValueLevel schema:DefinitiveLegalValue) - -# Individual: schema:DemoAlbum (DemoAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DemoAlbum "DemoAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DemoAlbum "DemoAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DemoAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:DemoAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:Dentistry (Dentistry) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Dentistry "A branch of medicine that is involved in the dental care.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Dentistry "Dentistry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Dentistry ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Dentistry) - -# Individual: schema:Dermatologic (Dermatologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Dermatologic "Something relating to or practicing dermatology.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Dermatologic "Dermatologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Dermatologic ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:Dermatologic schema:Dermatology) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Dermatologic) - -# Individual: schema:Dermatology (Dermatology) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Dermatology) - -# Individual: schema:DiabeticDiet (DiabeticDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DiabeticDiet "A diet appropriate for people with diabetes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DiabeticDiet "DiabeticDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:DiabeticDiet) - -# Individual: schema:Diagnostic (Diagnostic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Diagnostic "A medical device used for diagnostic purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Diagnostic "Diagnostic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Diagnostic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalDevicePurpose schema:Diagnostic) - -# Individual: schema:DietNutrition (DietNutrition) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:DietNutrition) - -# Individual: schema:DigitalAudioTapeFormat (DigitalAudioTapeFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DigitalAudioTapeFormat "DigitalAudioTapeFormat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DigitalAudioTapeFormat "DigitalAudioTapeFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DigitalAudioTapeFormat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:DigitalAudioTapeFormat) - -# Individual: schema:DigitalFormat (DigitalFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DigitalFormat "DigitalFormat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DigitalFormat "DigitalFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DigitalFormat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:DigitalFormat) - -# Individual: schema:DisabilitySupport (DisabilitySupport) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DisabilitySupport "DisabilitySupport: this is a benefit for disability support.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DisabilitySupport "DisabilitySupport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DisabilitySupport ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DisabilitySupport ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:DisabilitySupport) - -# Individual: schema:Discontinued (Discontinued) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Discontinued "Indicates that the item has been discontinued.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Discontinued "Discontinued") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:Discontinued) - -# Individual: schema:DistanceFee (DistanceFee) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DistanceFee "Represents the distance fee (e.g., price per km or mile) part of the total price for an offered product, for example a car rental.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DistanceFee "DistanceFee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DistanceFee ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DistanceFee ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration schema:DistanceFee) - -# Individual: schema:DoubleBlindedTrial (DoubleBlindedTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DoubleBlindedTrial "A trial design in which neither the researcher nor the patient knows the details of the treatment the patient was randomly assigned to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DoubleBlindedTrial "DoubleBlindedTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DoubleBlindedTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:DoubleBlindedTrial) - -# Individual: schema:Downpayment (Downpayment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Downpayment "Represents the downpayment (up-front payment) price component of the total price for an offered product that has additional installment payments.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Downpayment "Downpayment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Downpayment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Downpayment ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration schema:Downpayment) - -# Individual: schema:DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage (DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage "Indicates the usage of the vehicle for driving school.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage "DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage ) -ClassAssertion(schema:CarUsageType schema:DrivingSchoolVehicleUsage) - -# Individual: schema:EBook (EBook) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EBook "Book format: Ebook.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EBook "EBook") -ClassAssertion(schema:BookFormatType schema:EBook) - -# Individual: schema:EPRelease (EPRelease) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EPRelease "EPRelease.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EPRelease "EPRelease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EPRelease ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType schema:EPRelease) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class A as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class A+ as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA1Plus) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class A++ as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA2Plus) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class A+++ as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryA3Plus) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class B as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryB) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class C as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryC) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class D as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryD) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class E as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryE) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class F as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryF) - -# Individual: schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG (EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG "Represents EU Energy Efficiency Class G as defined in EU energy labeling regulations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG "EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyCategoryG) - -# Individual: schema:Ear (Ear) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Ear "Ear function assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Ear "Ear") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Ear ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Ear) - -# Individual: schema:EditedOrCroppedContent (EditedOrCroppedContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EditedOrCroppedContent "Content coded 'edited or cropped content' in a [[MediaReview]], considered in the context of how it was published or shared. - -For a [[VideoObject]] to be 'edited or cropped content': The video has been edited or rearranged. This category applies to time edits, including editing multiple videos together to alter the story being told or editing out large portions from a video. - -For an [[ImageObject]] to be 'edited or cropped content': Presenting a part of an image from a larger whole to mislead the viewer. - -For an [[ImageObject]] with embedded text to be 'edited or cropped content': Presenting a part of an image from a larger whole to mislead the viewer. - -For an [[AudioObject]] to be 'edited or cropped content': The audio has been edited or rearranged. This category applies to time edits, including editing multiple audio clips together to alter the story being told or editing out large portions from the recording. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EditedOrCroppedContent "EditedOrCroppedContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EditedOrCroppedContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EditedOrCroppedContent ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration schema:EditedOrCroppedContent) - -# Individual: schema:EffectivenessHealthAspect (EffectivenessHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EffectivenessHealthAspect "Content about the effectiveness-related aspects of a health topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EffectivenessHealthAspect "EffectivenessHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EffectivenessHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EffectivenessHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:EffectivenessHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:Emergency (Emergency) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Emergency) - -# Individual: schema:Endocrine (Endocrine) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Endocrine "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to diagnosis and treatment of disorders of endocrine glands and their secretions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Endocrine "Endocrine") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Endocrine ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Endocrine) - -# Individual: schema:EnergyStarCertified (EnergyStarCertified) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EnergyStarCertified "Represents EnergyStar certification.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EnergyStarCertified "EnergyStarCertified") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EnergyStarCertified ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:EnergyStarCertified ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EnergyStarEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration schema:EnergyStarCertified) - -# Individual: schema:EnrollingByInvitation (EnrollingByInvitation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EnrollingByInvitation "Enrolling participants by invitation only.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EnrollingByInvitation "EnrollingByInvitation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EnrollingByInvitation ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:EnrollingByInvitation) - -# Individual: schema:EventCancelled (EventCancelled) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventCancelled "The event has been cancelled. If the event has multiple startDate values, all are assumed to be cancelled. Either startDate or previousStartDate may be used to specify the event's cancelled date(s).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventCancelled "EventCancelled") -ClassAssertion(schema:EventStatusType schema:EventCancelled) - -# Individual: schema:EventMovedOnline (EventMovedOnline) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventMovedOnline "Indicates that the event was changed to allow online participation. See [[eventAttendanceMode]] for specifics of whether it is now fully or partially online.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventMovedOnline "EventMovedOnline") -ClassAssertion(schema:EventStatusType schema:EventMovedOnline) - -# Individual: schema:EventPostponed (EventPostponed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventPostponed "The event has been postponed and no new date has been set. The event's previousStartDate should be set.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventPostponed "EventPostponed") -ClassAssertion(schema:EventStatusType schema:EventPostponed) - -# Individual: schema:EventRescheduled (EventRescheduled) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventRescheduled "The event has been rescheduled. The event's previousStartDate should be set to the old date and the startDate should be set to the event's new date. (If the event has been rescheduled multiple times, the previousStartDate property may be repeated).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventRescheduled "EventRescheduled") -ClassAssertion(schema:EventStatusType schema:EventRescheduled) - -# Individual: schema:EventScheduled (EventScheduled) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EventScheduled "The event is taking place or has taken place on the startDate as scheduled. Use of this value is optional, as it is assumed by default.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EventScheduled "EventScheduled") -ClassAssertion(schema:EventStatusType schema:EventScheduled) - -# Individual: schema:EvidenceLevelA (EvidenceLevelA) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EvidenceLevelA "Data derived from multiple randomized clinical trials or meta-analyses.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EvidenceLevelA "EvidenceLevelA") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EvidenceLevelA ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel schema:EvidenceLevelA) - -# Individual: schema:EvidenceLevelB (EvidenceLevelB) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EvidenceLevelB "Data derived from a single randomized trial, or nonrandomized studies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EvidenceLevelB "EvidenceLevelB") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EvidenceLevelB ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel schema:EvidenceLevelB) - -# Individual: schema:EvidenceLevelC (EvidenceLevelC) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:EvidenceLevelC "Only consensus opinion of experts, case studies, or standard-of-care.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:EvidenceLevelC "EvidenceLevelC") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:EvidenceLevelC ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel schema:EvidenceLevelC) - -# Individual: schema:ExchangeRefund (ExchangeRefund) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ExchangeRefund "Specifies that a refund can be done as an exchange for the same product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ExchangeRefund "ExchangeRefund") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ExchangeRefund ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ExchangeRefund ) -ClassAssertion(schema:RefundTypeEnumeration schema:ExchangeRefund) - -# Individual: schema:Eye (Eye) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Eye "Eye or ophtalmological function assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Eye "Eye") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Eye ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Eye) - -# Individual: schema:FDAcategoryA (FDAcategoryA) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FDAcategoryA "A designation by the US FDA signifying that adequate and well-controlled studies have failed to demonstrate a risk to the fetus in the first trimester of pregnancy (and there is no evidence of risk in later trimesters).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FDAcategoryA "FDAcategoryA") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FDAcategoryA ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPregnancyCategory schema:FDAcategoryA) - -# Individual: schema:FDAcategoryB (FDAcategoryB) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FDAcategoryB "A designation by the US FDA signifying that animal reproduction studies have failed to demonstrate a risk to the fetus and there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FDAcategoryB "FDAcategoryB") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FDAcategoryB ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPregnancyCategory schema:FDAcategoryB) - -# Individual: schema:FDAcategoryC (FDAcategoryC) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FDAcategoryC "A designation by the US FDA signifying that animal reproduction studies have shown an adverse effect on the fetus and there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in humans, but potential benefits may warrant use of the drug in pregnant women despite potential risks.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FDAcategoryC "FDAcategoryC") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FDAcategoryC ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPregnancyCategory schema:FDAcategoryC) - -# Individual: schema:FDAcategoryD (FDAcategoryD) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FDAcategoryD "A designation by the US FDA signifying that there is positive evidence of human fetal risk based on adverse reaction data from investigational or marketing experience or studies in humans, but potential benefits may warrant use of the drug in pregnant women despite potential risks.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FDAcategoryD "FDAcategoryD") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FDAcategoryD ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPregnancyCategory schema:FDAcategoryD) - -# Individual: schema:FDAcategoryX (FDAcategoryX) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FDAcategoryX "A designation by the US FDA signifying that studies in animals or humans have demonstrated fetal abnormalities and/or there is positive evidence of human fetal risk based on adverse reaction data from investigational or marketing experience, and the risks involved in use of the drug in pregnant women clearly outweigh potential benefits.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FDAcategoryX "FDAcategoryX") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FDAcategoryX ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPregnancyCategory schema:FDAcategoryX) - -# Individual: schema:FDAnotEvaluated (FDAnotEvaluated) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FDAnotEvaluated "A designation that the drug in question has not been assigned a pregnancy category designation by the US FDA.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FDAnotEvaluated "FDAnotEvaluated") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FDAnotEvaluated ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPregnancyCategory schema:FDAnotEvaluated) - -# Individual: schema:FailedActionStatus (FailedActionStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FailedActionStatus "An action that failed to complete. The action's error property and the HTTP return code contain more information about the failure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FailedActionStatus "FailedActionStatus") -ClassAssertion(schema:ActionStatusType schema:FailedActionStatus) - -# Individual: schema:False (False) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:False "The boolean value false.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:False "False") -ClassAssertion(schema:Boolean schema:False) - -# Individual: schema:Female (Female) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Female "The female gender.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Female "Female") -ClassAssertion(schema:GenderType schema:Female) - -# Individual: schema:Flexibility (Flexibility) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Flexibility "Physical activity that is engaged in to improve joint and muscle flexibility.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Flexibility "Flexibility") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Flexibility ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:Flexibility) - -# Individual: schema:FourWheelDriveConfiguration (FourWheelDriveConfiguration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FourWheelDriveConfiguration "Four-wheel drive is a transmission layout where the engine primarily drives two wheels with a part-time four-wheel drive capability.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FourWheelDriveConfiguration "FourWheelDriveConfiguration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FourWheelDriveConfiguration ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue schema:FourWheelDriveConfiguration) - -# Individual: schema:FreeReturn (FreeReturn) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FreeReturn "Specifies that product returns are free of charge for the customer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FreeReturn "FreeReturn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FreeReturn ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FreeReturn ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration schema:FreeReturn) - -# Individual: schema:Friday (Friday) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Friday "The day of the week between Thursday and Saturday.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Friday "Friday") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:sameAs schema:Friday ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Friday) - -# Individual: schema:FrontWheelDriveConfiguration (FrontWheelDriveConfiguration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FrontWheelDriveConfiguration "Front-wheel drive is a transmission layout where the engine drives the front wheels.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FrontWheelDriveConfiguration "FrontWheelDriveConfiguration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FrontWheelDriveConfiguration ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue schema:FrontWheelDriveConfiguration) - -# Individual: schema:FullRefund (FullRefund) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:FullRefund "Specifies that a refund can be done in the full amount the customer paid for the product") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:FullRefund "FullRefund") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:FullRefund ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:FullRefund ) -ClassAssertion(schema:RefundTypeEnumeration schema:FullRefund) - -# Individual: schema:Fungus (Fungus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Fungus "Pathogenic fungus.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Fungus "Fungus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Fungus ) -ClassAssertion(schema:InfectiousAgentClass schema:Fungus) - -# Individual: schema:Gastroenterologic (Gastroenterologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Gastroenterologic "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to diagnosis and treatment of disorders of digestive system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Gastroenterologic "Gastroenterologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Gastroenterologic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Gastroenterologic) - -# Individual: schema:Genetic (Genetic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Genetic "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to hereditary transmission and the variation of inherited characteristics and disorders.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Genetic "Genetic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Genetic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Genetic) - -# Individual: schema:Genitourinary (Genitourinary) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Genitourinary "Genitourinary system function assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Genitourinary "Genitourinary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Genitourinary ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Genitourinary) - -# Individual: schema:Geriatric (Geriatric) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Geriatric) - -# Individual: schema:GettingAccessHealthAspect (GettingAccessHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GettingAccessHealthAspect "Content that discusses practical and policy aspects for getting access to specific kinds of healthcare (e.g. distribution mechanisms for vaccines).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GettingAccessHealthAspect "GettingAccessHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:GettingAccessHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:GettingAccessHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:GettingAccessHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:GlutenFreeDiet (GlutenFreeDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GlutenFreeDiet "A diet exclusive of gluten.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GlutenFreeDiet "GlutenFreeDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:GlutenFreeDiet) - -# Individual: schema:GraphicNovel (GraphicNovel) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GraphicNovel "Book format: GraphicNovel. May represent a bound collection of ComicIssue instances.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GraphicNovel "GraphicNovel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:GraphicNovel ) -ClassAssertion(schema:BookFormatType schema:GraphicNovel) - -# Individual: schema:GroupBoardingPolicy (GroupBoardingPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:GroupBoardingPolicy "The airline boards by groups based on check-in time, priority, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:GroupBoardingPolicy "GroupBoardingPolicy") -ClassAssertion(schema:BoardingPolicyType schema:GroupBoardingPolicy) - -# Individual: schema:Gynecologic (Gynecologic) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Gynecologic) - -# Individual: schema:HalalDiet (HalalDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HalalDiet "A diet conforming to Islamic dietary practices.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HalalDiet "HalalDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:HalalDiet) - -# Individual: schema:Hardcover (Hardcover) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Hardcover "Book format: Hardcover.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Hardcover "Hardcover") -ClassAssertion(schema:BookFormatType schema:Hardcover) - -# Individual: schema:Head (Head) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Head "Head assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Head "Head") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Head ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Head) - -# Individual: schema:HealthCare (HealthCare) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HealthCare "HealthCare: this is a benefit for health care.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HealthCare "HealthCare") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HealthCare ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HealthCare ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:HealthCare) - -# Individual: schema:HearingImpairedSupported (HearingImpairedSupported) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HearingImpairedSupported "Uses devices to support users with hearing impairments.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HearingImpairedSupported "HearingImpairedSupported") -ClassAssertion(schema:ContactPointOption schema:HearingImpairedSupported) - -# Individual: schema:Hematologic (Hematologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Hematologic "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to diagnosis and treatment of disorders of blood and blood producing organs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Hematologic "Hematologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Hematologic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Hematologic) - -# Individual: schema:HinduDiet (HinduDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HinduDiet "A diet conforming to Hindu dietary practices, in particular, beef-free.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HinduDiet "HinduDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:HinduDiet) - -# Individual: schema:Homeopathic (Homeopathic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Homeopathic "A system of medicine based on the principle that a disease can be cured by a substance that produces similar symptoms in healthy people.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Homeopathic "Homeopathic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Homeopathic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicineSystem schema:Homeopathic) - -# Individual: schema:HowItWorksHealthAspect (HowItWorksHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowItWorksHealthAspect "Content that discusses and explains how a particular health-related topic works, e.g. in terms of mechanisms and underlying science.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowItWorksHealthAspect "HowItWorksHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HowItWorksHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HowItWorksHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:HowItWorksHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:HowOrWhereHealthAspect (HowOrWhereHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:HowOrWhereHealthAspect "Information about how or where to find a topic. Also may contain location data that can be used for where to look for help if the topic is observed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:HowOrWhereHealthAspect "HowOrWhereHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:HowOrWhereHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:HowOrWhereHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:HowOrWhereHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:InForce (InForce) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InForce "Indicates that a legislation is in force.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InForce "InForce") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:InForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:InForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:InForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:InForce ) -ClassAssertion(schema:LegalForceStatus schema:InForce) - -# Individual: schema:InStock (InStock) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InStock "Indicates that the item is in stock.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InStock "InStock") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:InStock) - -# Individual: schema:InStoreOnly (InStoreOnly) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InStoreOnly "Indicates that the item is available only at physical locations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InStoreOnly "InStoreOnly") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:InStoreOnly) - -# Individual: schema:Infectious (Infectious) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Infectious "Something in medical science that pertains to infectious diseases i.e caused by bacterial, viral, fungal or parasitic infections.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Infectious "Infectious") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Infectious ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Infectious) - -# Individual: schema:IngredientsHealthAspect (IngredientsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:IngredientsHealthAspect "Content discussing ingredients-related aspects of a health topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:IngredientsHealthAspect "IngredientsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:IngredientsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:IngredientsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:IngredientsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:Installment (Installment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Installment "Represents the installment pricing component of the total price for an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Installment "Installment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Installment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Installment ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration schema:Installment) - -# Individual: schema:InternationalTrial (InternationalTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InternationalTrial "An international trial.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InternationalTrial "InternationalTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:InternationalTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:InternationalTrial) - -# Individual: schema:InvoicePrice (InvoicePrice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:InvoicePrice "Represents the invoice price of an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:InvoicePrice "InvoicePrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:InvoicePrice ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:InvoicePrice ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceTypeEnumeration schema:InvoicePrice) - -# Individual: schema:ItemListOrderAscending (ItemListOrderAscending) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ItemListOrderAscending "An ItemList ordered with lower values listed first.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ItemListOrderAscending "ItemListOrderAscending") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemListOrderType schema:ItemListOrderAscending) - -# Individual: schema:ItemListOrderDescending (ItemListOrderDescending) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ItemListOrderDescending "An ItemList ordered with higher values listed first.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ItemListOrderDescending "ItemListOrderDescending") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemListOrderType schema:ItemListOrderDescending) - -# Individual: schema:ItemListUnordered (ItemListUnordered) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ItemListUnordered "An ItemList ordered with no explicit order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ItemListUnordered "ItemListUnordered") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemListOrderType schema:ItemListUnordered) - -# Individual: schema:KosherDiet (KosherDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:KosherDiet "A diet conforming to Jewish dietary practices.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:KosherDiet "KosherDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:KosherDiet) - -# Individual: schema:LaboratoryScience (LaboratoryScience) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LaboratoryScience "A medical science pertaining to chemical, hematological, immunologic, microscopic, or bacteriological diagnostic analyses or research.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LaboratoryScience "LaboratoryScience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LaboratoryScience ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:LaboratoryScience) - -# Individual: schema:LaserDiscFormat (LaserDiscFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LaserDiscFormat "LaserDiscFormat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LaserDiscFormat "LaserDiscFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LaserDiscFormat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:LaserDiscFormat) - -# Individual: schema:LeftHandDriving (LeftHandDriving) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LeftHandDriving "The steering position is on the left side of the vehicle (viewed from the main direction of driving).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LeftHandDriving "LeftHandDriving") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LeftHandDriving ) -ClassAssertion(schema:SteeringPositionValue schema:LeftHandDriving) - -# Individual: schema:LeisureTimeActivity (LeisureTimeActivity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LeisureTimeActivity "Any physical activity engaged in for recreational purposes. Examples may include ballroom dancing, roller skating, canoeing, fishing, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LeisureTimeActivity "LeisureTimeActivity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LeisureTimeActivity ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:LeisureTimeActivity) - -# Individual: schema:LimitedAvailability (LimitedAvailability) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LimitedAvailability "Indicates that the item has limited availability.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LimitedAvailability "LimitedAvailability") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:LimitedAvailability) - -# Individual: schema:LimitedByGuaranteeCharity (LimitedByGuaranteeCharity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LimitedByGuaranteeCharity "LimitedByGuaranteeCharity: Non-profit type referring to a charitable company that is limited by guarantee (UK).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LimitedByGuaranteeCharity "LimitedByGuaranteeCharity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LimitedByGuaranteeCharity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LimitedByGuaranteeCharity ) -ClassAssertion(schema:UKNonprofitType schema:LimitedByGuaranteeCharity) - -# Individual: schema:ListPrice (ListPrice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ListPrice "Represents the list price (the price a product is actually advertised for) of an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ListPrice "ListPrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ListPrice ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ListPrice ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceTypeEnumeration schema:ListPrice) - -# Individual: schema:LiveAlbum (LiveAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LiveAlbum "LiveAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LiveAlbum "LiveAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LiveAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:LiveAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:LivingWithHealthAspect (LivingWithHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LivingWithHealthAspect "Information about coping or life related to the topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LivingWithHealthAspect "LivingWithHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:LivingWithHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:LivingWithHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:LivingWithHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:LockerDelivery (LockerDelivery) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LockerDelivery "A DeliveryMethod in which an item is made available via locker.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LockerDelivery "LockerDelivery") -ClassAssertion(schema:DeliveryMethod schema:LockerDelivery) - -# Individual: schema:Longitudinal (Longitudinal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Longitudinal "Unlike cross-sectional studies, longitudinal studies track the same people, and therefore the differences observed in those people are less likely to be the result of cultural differences across generations. Longitudinal studies are also used in medicine to uncover predictors of certain diseases.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Longitudinal "Longitudinal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Longitudinal ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign schema:Longitudinal) - -# Individual: schema:LowCalorieDiet (LowCalorieDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LowCalorieDiet "A diet focused on reduced calorie intake.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LowCalorieDiet "LowCalorieDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:LowCalorieDiet) - -# Individual: schema:LowFatDiet (LowFatDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LowFatDiet "A diet focused on reduced fat and cholesterol intake.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LowFatDiet "LowFatDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:LowFatDiet) - -# Individual: schema:LowLactoseDiet (LowLactoseDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LowLactoseDiet "A diet appropriate for people with lactose intolerance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LowLactoseDiet "LowLactoseDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:LowLactoseDiet) - -# Individual: schema:LowSaltDiet (LowSaltDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:LowSaltDiet "A diet focused on reduced sodium intake.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:LowSaltDiet "LowSaltDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:LowSaltDiet) - -# Individual: schema:Lung (Lung) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Lung "Lung and respiratory system clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Lung "Lung") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Lung ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Lung) - -# Individual: schema:MRI (MRI) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MRI "Magnetic resonance imaging.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MRI "MRI") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MRI ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalImagingTechnique schema:MRI) - -# Individual: schema:MSRP (MSRP) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MSRP "Represents the manufacturer suggested retail price (\"MSRP\") of an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MSRP "MSRP") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MSRP ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MSRP ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceTypeEnumeration schema:MSRP) - -# Individual: schema:Male (Male) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Male "The male gender.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Male "Male") -ClassAssertion(schema:GenderType schema:Male) - -# Individual: schema:MayTreatHealthAspect (MayTreatHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MayTreatHealthAspect "Related topics may be treated by a Topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MayTreatHealthAspect "MayTreatHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MayTreatHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MayTreatHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:MayTreatHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:MedicalResearcher (MedicalResearcher) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MedicalResearcher "Medical researchers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MedicalResearcher "MedicalResearcher") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MedicalResearcher ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalAudienceType schema:MedicalResearcher) - -# Individual: schema:MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow (MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow "Specifies that there is a finite window for product returns.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow "MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration schema:MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow) - -# Individual: schema:MerchantReturnNotPermitted (MerchantReturnNotPermitted) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MerchantReturnNotPermitted "Specifies that product returns are not permitted.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MerchantReturnNotPermitted "MerchantReturnNotPermitted") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MerchantReturnNotPermitted ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MerchantReturnNotPermitted ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration schema:MerchantReturnNotPermitted) - -# Individual: schema:MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow (MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow "Specifies that there is an unlimited window for product returns.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow "MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration schema:MerchantReturnUnlimitedWindow) - -# Individual: schema:MerchantReturnUnspecified (MerchantReturnUnspecified) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MerchantReturnUnspecified "Specifies that a product return policy is not provided.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MerchantReturnUnspecified "MerchantReturnUnspecified") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MerchantReturnUnspecified ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MerchantReturnUnspecified ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration schema:MerchantReturnUnspecified) - -# Individual: schema:Midwifery (Midwifery) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Midwifery) - -# Individual: schema:MinimumAdvertisedPrice (MinimumAdvertisedPrice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MinimumAdvertisedPrice "Represents the minimum advertised price (\"MAP\") (as dictated by the manufacturer) of an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MinimumAdvertisedPrice "MinimumAdvertisedPrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MinimumAdvertisedPrice ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MinimumAdvertisedPrice ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceTypeEnumeration schema:MinimumAdvertisedPrice) - -# Individual: schema:MisconceptionsHealthAspect (MisconceptionsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MisconceptionsHealthAspect "Content about common misconceptions and myths that are related to a topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MisconceptionsHealthAspect "MisconceptionsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MisconceptionsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MisconceptionsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:MisconceptionsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:MixedEventAttendanceMode (MixedEventAttendanceMode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MixedEventAttendanceMode "MixedEventAttendanceMode - an event that is conducted as a combination of both offline and online modes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MixedEventAttendanceMode "MixedEventAttendanceMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MixedEventAttendanceMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MixedEventAttendanceMode ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration schema:MixedEventAttendanceMode) - -# Individual: schema:MixtapeAlbum (MixtapeAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MixtapeAlbum "MixtapeAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MixtapeAlbum "MixtapeAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:MixtapeAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:MixtapeAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:Monday (Monday) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Monday "The day of the week between Sunday and Tuesday.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Monday "Monday") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:sameAs schema:Monday ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Monday) - -# Individual: schema:MultiCenterTrial (MultiCenterTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MultiCenterTrial "A trial that takes place at multiple centers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MultiCenterTrial "MultiCenterTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MultiCenterTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:MultiCenterTrial) - -# Individual: schema:MultiPlayer (MultiPlayer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MultiPlayer "Play mode: MultiPlayer. Requiring or allowing multiple human players to play simultaneously.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MultiPlayer "MultiPlayer") -ClassAssertion(schema:GamePlayMode schema:MultiPlayer) - -# Individual: schema:MulticellularParasite (MulticellularParasite) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MulticellularParasite "Multicellular parasite that causes an infection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MulticellularParasite "MulticellularParasite") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MulticellularParasite ) -ClassAssertion(schema:InfectiousAgentClass schema:MulticellularParasite) - -# Individual: schema:Musculoskeletal (Musculoskeletal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Musculoskeletal "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to diagnosis and treatment of disorders of muscles, ligaments and skeletal system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Musculoskeletal "Musculoskeletal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Musculoskeletal ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Musculoskeletal) - -# Individual: schema:MusculoskeletalExam (MusculoskeletalExam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:MusculoskeletalExam "Musculoskeletal system clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:MusculoskeletalExam "MusculoskeletalExam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:MusculoskeletalExam ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:MusculoskeletalExam) - -# Individual: schema:Neck (Neck) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Neck "Neck assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Neck "Neck") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Neck ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Neck) - -# Individual: schema:Neuro (Neuro) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Neuro "Neurological system clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Neuro "Neuro") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Neuro ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Neuro) - -# Individual: schema:Neurologic (Neurologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Neurologic "A specific branch of medical science that studies the nerves and nervous system and its respective disease states.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Neurologic "Neurologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Neurologic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Neurologic) - -# Individual: schema:NewCondition (NewCondition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NewCondition "Indicates that the item is new.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NewCondition "NewCondition") -ClassAssertion(schema:OfferItemCondition schema:NewCondition) - -# Individual: schema:NoninvasiveProcedure (NoninvasiveProcedure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NoninvasiveProcedure "A type of medical procedure that involves noninvasive techniques.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NoninvasiveProcedure "NoninvasiveProcedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NoninvasiveProcedure ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalProcedureType schema:NoninvasiveProcedure) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501a (Nonprofit501a) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501a "Nonprofit501a: Non-profit type referring to Farmers’ Cooperative Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501a "Nonprofit501a") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501a ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501a ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501a) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c1 (Nonprofit501c1) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c1 "Nonprofit501c1: Non-profit type referring to Corporations Organized Under Act of Congress, including Federal Credit Unions and National Farm Loan Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c1 "Nonprofit501c1") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c1 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c1 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c1) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c10 (Nonprofit501c10) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c10 "Nonprofit501c10: Non-profit type referring to Domestic Fraternal Societies and Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c10 "Nonprofit501c10") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c10 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c10 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c10) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c11 (Nonprofit501c11) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c11 "Nonprofit501c11: Non-profit type referring to Teachers' Retirement Fund Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c11 "Nonprofit501c11") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c11 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c11 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c11) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c12 (Nonprofit501c12) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c12 "Nonprofit501c12: Non-profit type referring to Benevolent Life Insurance Associations, Mutual Ditch or Irrigation Companies, Mutual or Cooperative Telephone Companies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c12 "Nonprofit501c12") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c12 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c12 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c12) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c13 (Nonprofit501c13) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c13 "Nonprofit501c13: Non-profit type referring to Cemetery Companies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c13 "Nonprofit501c13") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c13 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c13 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c13) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c14 (Nonprofit501c14) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c14 "Nonprofit501c14: Non-profit type referring to State-Chartered Credit Unions, Mutual Reserve Funds.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c14 "Nonprofit501c14") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c14 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c14 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c14) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c15 (Nonprofit501c15) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c15 "Nonprofit501c15: Non-profit type referring to Mutual Insurance Companies or Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c15 "Nonprofit501c15") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c15 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c15 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c15) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c16 (Nonprofit501c16) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c16 "Nonprofit501c16: Non-profit type referring to Cooperative Organizations to Finance Crop Operations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c16 "Nonprofit501c16") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c16 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c16 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c16) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c17 (Nonprofit501c17) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c17 "Nonprofit501c17: Non-profit type referring to Supplemental Unemployment Benefit Trusts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c17 "Nonprofit501c17") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c17 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c17 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c17) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c18 (Nonprofit501c18) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c18 "Nonprofit501c18: Non-profit type referring to Employee Funded Pension Trust (created before 25 June 1959).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c18 "Nonprofit501c18") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c18 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c18 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c18) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c19 (Nonprofit501c19) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c19 "Nonprofit501c19: Non-profit type referring to Post or Organization of Past or Present Members of the Armed Forces.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c19 "Nonprofit501c19") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c19 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c19 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c19) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c2 (Nonprofit501c2) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c2 "Nonprofit501c2: Non-profit type referring to Title-holding Corporations for Exempt Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c2 "Nonprofit501c2") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c2 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c2 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c2) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c20 (Nonprofit501c20) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c20 "Nonprofit501c20: Non-profit type referring to Group Legal Services Plan Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c20 "Nonprofit501c20") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c20 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c20 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c20) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c21 (Nonprofit501c21) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c21 "Nonprofit501c21: Non-profit type referring to Black Lung Benefit Trusts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c21 "Nonprofit501c21") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c21 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c21 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c21) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c22 (Nonprofit501c22) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c22 "Nonprofit501c22: Non-profit type referring to Withdrawal Liability Payment Funds.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c22 "Nonprofit501c22") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c22 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c22 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c22) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c23 (Nonprofit501c23) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c23 "Nonprofit501c23: Non-profit type referring to Veterans Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c23 "Nonprofit501c23") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c23 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c23 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c23) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c24 (Nonprofit501c24) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c24 "Nonprofit501c24: Non-profit type referring to Section 4049 ERISA Trusts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c24 "Nonprofit501c24") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c24 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c24 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c24) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c25 (Nonprofit501c25) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c25 "Nonprofit501c25: Non-profit type referring to Real Property Title-Holding Corporations or Trusts with Multiple Parents.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c25 "Nonprofit501c25") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c25 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c25 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c25) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c26 (Nonprofit501c26) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c26 "Nonprofit501c26: Non-profit type referring to State-Sponsored Organizations Providing Health Coverage for High-Risk Individuals.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c26 "Nonprofit501c26") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c26 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c26 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c26) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c27 (Nonprofit501c27) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c27 "Nonprofit501c27: Non-profit type referring to State-Sponsored Workers' Compensation Reinsurance Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c27 "Nonprofit501c27") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c27 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c27 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c27) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c28 (Nonprofit501c28) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c28 "Nonprofit501c28: Non-profit type referring to National Railroad Retirement Investment Trusts.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c28 "Nonprofit501c28") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c28 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c28 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c28) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c3 (Nonprofit501c3) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c3 "Nonprofit501c3: Non-profit type referring to Religious, Educational, Charitable, Scientific, Literary, Testing for Public Safety, to Foster National or International Amateur Sports Competition, or Prevention of Cruelty to Children or Animals Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c3 "Nonprofit501c3") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c3 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c3 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c3) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c4 (Nonprofit501c4) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c4 "Nonprofit501c4: Non-profit type referring to Civic Leagues, Social Welfare Organizations, and Local Associations of Employees.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c4 "Nonprofit501c4") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c4 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c4 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c4) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c5 (Nonprofit501c5) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c5 "Nonprofit501c5: Non-profit type referring to Labor, Agricultural and Horticultural Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c5 "Nonprofit501c5") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c5 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c5 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c5) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c6 (Nonprofit501c6) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c6 "Nonprofit501c6: Non-profit type referring to Business Leagues, Chambers of Commerce, Real Estate Boards.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c6 "Nonprofit501c6") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c6 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c6 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c6) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c7 (Nonprofit501c7) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c7 "Nonprofit501c7: Non-profit type referring to Social and Recreational Clubs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c7 "Nonprofit501c7") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c7 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c7 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c7) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c8 (Nonprofit501c8) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c8 "Nonprofit501c8: Non-profit type referring to Fraternal Beneficiary Societies and Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c8 "Nonprofit501c8") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c8 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c8 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c8) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501c9 (Nonprofit501c9) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501c9 "Nonprofit501c9: Non-profit type referring to Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501c9 "Nonprofit501c9") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501c9 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501c9 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501c9) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501d (Nonprofit501d) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501d "Nonprofit501d: Non-profit type referring to Religious and Apostolic Associations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501d "Nonprofit501d") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501d ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501d ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501d) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501e (Nonprofit501e) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501e "Nonprofit501e: Non-profit type referring to Cooperative Hospital Service Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501e "Nonprofit501e") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501e ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501e ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501e) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501f (Nonprofit501f) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501f "Nonprofit501f: Non-profit type referring to Cooperative Service Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501f "Nonprofit501f") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501f ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501f ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501f) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501k (Nonprofit501k) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501k "Nonprofit501k: Non-profit type referring to Child Care Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501k "Nonprofit501k") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501k ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501k ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501k) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501n (Nonprofit501n) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501n "Nonprofit501n: Non-profit type referring to Charitable Risk Pools.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501n "Nonprofit501n") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501n ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501n ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501n) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit501q (Nonprofit501q) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit501q "Nonprofit501q: Non-profit type referring to Credit Counseling Organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit501q "Nonprofit501q") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit501q ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit501q ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit501q) - -# Individual: schema:Nonprofit527 (Nonprofit527) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nonprofit527 "Nonprofit527: Non-profit type referring to Political organizations.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nonprofit527 "Nonprofit527") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nonprofit527 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Nonprofit527 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:USNonprofitType schema:Nonprofit527) - -# Individual: schema:NonprofitANBI (NonprofitANBI) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NonprofitANBI "NonprofitANBI: Non-profit type referring to a Public Benefit Organization (NL).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NonprofitANBI "NonprofitANBI") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NonprofitANBI ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NonprofitANBI ) -ClassAssertion(schema:NLNonprofitType schema:NonprofitANBI) - -# Individual: schema:NonprofitSBBI (NonprofitSBBI) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NonprofitSBBI "NonprofitSBBI: Non-profit type referring to a Social Interest Promoting Institution (NL).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NonprofitSBBI "NonprofitSBBI") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NonprofitSBBI ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NonprofitSBBI ) -ClassAssertion(schema:NLNonprofitType schema:NonprofitSBBI) - -# Individual: schema:Nose (Nose) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Nose "Nose function assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Nose "Nose") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Nose ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Nose) - -# Individual: schema:NotInForce (NotInForce) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NotInForce "Indicates that a legislation is currently not in force.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NotInForce "NotInForce") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:NotInForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NotInForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NotInForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:NotInForce ) -ClassAssertion(schema:LegalForceStatus schema:NotInForce) - -# Individual: schema:NotYetRecruiting (NotYetRecruiting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:NotYetRecruiting "Not yet recruiting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:NotYetRecruiting "NotYetRecruiting") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:NotYetRecruiting ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:NotYetRecruiting) - -# Individual: schema:Number (Number) - -ClassAssertion(schema:DataType schema:Number) - -# Individual: schema:Nursing (Nursing) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Nursing) - -# Individual: schema:OTC (OTC) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OTC "The character of a medical substance, typically a medicine, of being available over the counter or not.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OTC "OTC") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OTC ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus schema:OTC) - -# Individual: schema:Observational (Observational) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Observational "An observational study design.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Observational "Observational") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Observational ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign schema:Observational) - -# Individual: schema:Obstetric (Obstetric) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Obstetric) - -# Individual: schema:OccupationalActivity (OccupationalActivity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OccupationalActivity "Any physical activity engaged in for job-related purposes. Examples may include waiting tables, maid service, carrying a mailbag, picking fruits or vegetables, construction work, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OccupationalActivity "OccupationalActivity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OccupationalActivity ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:OccupationalActivity) - -# Individual: schema:OfficialLegalValue (OfficialLegalValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfficialLegalValue "All the documents published by an official publisher should have at least the legal value level \"OfficialLegalValue\". This indicates that the document was published by an organisation with the public task of making it available (e.g. a consolidated version of a EU directive published by the EU Office of Publications).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfficialLegalValue "OfficialLegalValue") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:OfficialLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OfficialLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OfficialLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OfficialLegalValue ) -ClassAssertion(schema:LegalValueLevel schema:OfficialLegalValue) - -# Individual: schema:OfflineEventAttendanceMode (OfflineEventAttendanceMode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfflineEventAttendanceMode "OfflineEventAttendanceMode - an event that is primarily conducted offline. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfflineEventAttendanceMode "OfflineEventAttendanceMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OfflineEventAttendanceMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OfflineEventAttendanceMode ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration schema:OfflineEventAttendanceMode) - -# Individual: schema:OfflinePermanently (OfflinePermanently) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfflinePermanently "Game server status: OfflinePermanently. Server is offline and not available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfflinePermanently "OfflinePermanently") -ClassAssertion(schema:GameServerStatus schema:OfflinePermanently) - -# Individual: schema:OfflineTemporarily (OfflineTemporarily) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OfflineTemporarily "Game server status: OfflineTemporarily. Server is offline now but it can be online soon.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OfflineTemporarily "OfflineTemporarily") -ClassAssertion(schema:GameServerStatus schema:OfflineTemporarily) - -# Individual: schema:OnSitePickup (OnSitePickup) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OnSitePickup "A DeliveryMethod in which an item is collected on site, e.g. in a store or at a box office.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OnSitePickup "OnSitePickup") -ClassAssertion(schema:DeliveryMethod schema:OnSitePickup) - -# Individual: schema:Oncologic (Oncologic) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Oncologic) - -# Individual: schema:OneTimePayments (OneTimePayments) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OneTimePayments "OneTimePayments: this is a benefit for one-time payments for individuals.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OneTimePayments "OneTimePayments") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OneTimePayments ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OneTimePayments ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:OneTimePayments) - -# Individual: schema:Online (Online) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Online "Game server status: Online. Server is available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Online "Online") -ClassAssertion(schema:GameServerStatus schema:Online) - -# Individual: schema:OnlineEventAttendanceMode (OnlineEventAttendanceMode) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OnlineEventAttendanceMode "OnlineEventAttendanceMode - an event that is primarily conducted online. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OnlineEventAttendanceMode "OnlineEventAttendanceMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OnlineEventAttendanceMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OnlineEventAttendanceMode ) -ClassAssertion(schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration schema:OnlineEventAttendanceMode) - -# Individual: schema:OnlineFull (OnlineFull) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OnlineFull "Game server status: OnlineFull. Server is online but unavailable. The maximum number of players has reached.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OnlineFull "OnlineFull") -ClassAssertion(schema:GameServerStatus schema:OnlineFull) - -# Individual: schema:OnlineOnly (OnlineOnly) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OnlineOnly "Indicates that the item is available only online.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OnlineOnly "OnlineOnly") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:OnlineOnly) - -# Individual: schema:OpenTrial (OpenTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OpenTrial "A trial design in which the researcher knows the full details of the treatment, and so does the patient.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OpenTrial "OpenTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OpenTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:OpenTrial) - -# Individual: schema:Optometric (Optometric) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Optometric) - -# Individual: schema:OrderCancelled (OrderCancelled) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderCancelled "OrderStatus representing cancellation of an order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderCancelled "OrderCancelled") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderCancelled) - -# Individual: schema:OrderDelivered (OrderDelivered) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderDelivered "OrderStatus representing successful delivery of an order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderDelivered "OrderDelivered") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderDelivered) - -# Individual: schema:OrderInTransit (OrderInTransit) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderInTransit "OrderStatus representing that an order is in transit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderInTransit "OrderInTransit") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderInTransit) - -# Individual: schema:OrderPaymentDue (OrderPaymentDue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderPaymentDue "OrderStatus representing that payment is due on an order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderPaymentDue "OrderPaymentDue") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderPaymentDue) - -# Individual: schema:OrderPickupAvailable (OrderPickupAvailable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderPickupAvailable "OrderStatus representing availability of an order for pickup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderPickupAvailable "OrderPickupAvailable") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderPickupAvailable) - -# Individual: schema:OrderProblem (OrderProblem) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderProblem "OrderStatus representing that there is a problem with the order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderProblem "OrderProblem") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderProblem) - -# Individual: schema:OrderProcessing (OrderProcessing) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderProcessing "OrderStatus representing that an order is being processed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderProcessing "OrderProcessing") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderProcessing) - -# Individual: schema:OrderReturned (OrderReturned) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OrderReturned "OrderStatus representing that an order has been returned.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OrderReturned "OrderReturned") -ClassAssertion(schema:OrderStatus schema:OrderReturned) - -# Individual: schema:OriginalMediaContent (OriginalMediaContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OriginalMediaContent "Content coded 'as original media content' in a [[MediaReview]], considered in the context of how it was published or shared. - -For a [[VideoObject]] to be 'original': No evidence the footage has been misleadingly altered or manipulated, though it may contain false or misleading claims. - -For an [[ImageObject]] to be 'original': No evidence the image has been misleadingly altered or manipulated, though it may still contain false or misleading claims. - -For an [[ImageObject]] with embedded text to be 'original': No evidence the image has been misleadingly altered or manipulated, though it may still contain false or misleading claims. - -For an [[AudioObject]] to be 'original': No evidence the audio has been misleadingly altered or manipulated, though it may contain false or misleading claims. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OriginalMediaContent "OriginalMediaContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OriginalMediaContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OriginalMediaContent ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration schema:OriginalMediaContent) - -# Individual: schema:OriginalShippingFees (OriginalShippingFees) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OriginalShippingFees "Specifies that the customer must pay the original shipping costs when returning a product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OriginalShippingFees "OriginalShippingFees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OriginalShippingFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OriginalShippingFees ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration schema:OriginalShippingFees) - -# Individual: schema:Osteopathic (Osteopathic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Osteopathic "A system of medicine focused on promoting the body's innate ability to heal itself.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Osteopathic "Osteopathic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Osteopathic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicineSystem schema:Osteopathic) - -# Individual: schema:Otolaryngologic (Otolaryngologic) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Otolaryngologic) - -# Individual: schema:OutOfStock (OutOfStock) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OutOfStock "Indicates that the item is out of stock.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OutOfStock "OutOfStock") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:OutOfStock) - -# Individual: schema:OverviewHealthAspect (OverviewHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:OverviewHealthAspect "Overview of the content. Contains a summarized view of the topic with the most relevant information for an introduction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:OverviewHealthAspect "OverviewHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:OverviewHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:OverviewHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:OverviewHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:PET (PET) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PET "Positron emission tomography imaging.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PET "PET") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PET ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalImagingTechnique schema:PET) - -# Individual: schema:PaidLeave (PaidLeave) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaidLeave "PaidLeave: this is a benefit for paid leave.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaidLeave "PaidLeave") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PaidLeave ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PaidLeave ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:PaidLeave) - -# Individual: schema:Paperback (Paperback) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Paperback "Book format: Paperback.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Paperback "Paperback") -ClassAssertion(schema:BookFormatType schema:Paperback) - -# Individual: schema:ParcelService (ParcelService) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ParcelService "A private parcel service as the delivery mode available for a certain offer.\\n\\nCommonly used values:\\n\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#DHL\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#FederalExpress\\n* http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#UPS - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ParcelService "ParcelService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ParcelService ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DeliveryMethod schema:ParcelService) - -# Individual: schema:ParentalSupport (ParentalSupport) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ParentalSupport "ParentalSupport: this is a benefit for parental support.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ParentalSupport "ParentalSupport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ParentalSupport ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ParentalSupport ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:ParentalSupport) - -# Individual: schema:ParkingMap (ParkingMap) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ParkingMap "A parking map.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ParkingMap "ParkingMap") -ClassAssertion(schema:MapCategoryType schema:ParkingMap) - -# Individual: schema:PartiallyInForce (PartiallyInForce) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PartiallyInForce "Indicates that parts of the legislation are in force, and parts are not.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PartiallyInForce "PartiallyInForce") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:PartiallyInForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PartiallyInForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PartiallyInForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PartiallyInForce ) -ClassAssertion(schema:LegalForceStatus schema:PartiallyInForce) - -# Individual: schema:Pathology (Pathology) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Pathology "A specific branch of medical science that is concerned with the study of the cause, origin and nature of a disease state, including its consequences as a result of manifestation of the disease. In clinical care, the term is used to designate a branch of medicine using laboratory tests to diagnose and determine the prognostic significance of illness.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Pathology "Pathology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Pathology ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Pathology) - -# Individual: schema:PatientExperienceHealthAspect (PatientExperienceHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PatientExperienceHealthAspect "Content about the real life experience of patients or people that have lived a similar experience about the topic. May be forums, topics, Q-and-A and related material.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PatientExperienceHealthAspect "PatientExperienceHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PatientExperienceHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PatientExperienceHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:PatientExperienceHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:PaymentAutomaticallyApplied (PaymentAutomaticallyApplied) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentAutomaticallyApplied "An automatic payment system is in place and will be used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentAutomaticallyApplied "PaymentAutomaticallyApplied") -ClassAssertion(schema:PaymentStatusType schema:PaymentAutomaticallyApplied) - -# Individual: schema:PaymentComplete (PaymentComplete) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentComplete "The payment has been received and processed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentComplete "PaymentComplete") -ClassAssertion(schema:PaymentStatusType schema:PaymentComplete) - -# Individual: schema:PaymentDeclined (PaymentDeclined) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentDeclined "The payee received the payment, but it was declined for some reason.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentDeclined "PaymentDeclined") -ClassAssertion(schema:PaymentStatusType schema:PaymentDeclined) - -# Individual: schema:PaymentDue (PaymentDue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentDue "The payment is due, but still within an acceptable time to be received.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentDue "PaymentDue") -ClassAssertion(schema:PaymentStatusType schema:PaymentDue) - -# Individual: schema:PaymentPastDue (PaymentPastDue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PaymentPastDue "The payment is due and considered late.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PaymentPastDue "PaymentPastDue") -ClassAssertion(schema:PaymentStatusType schema:PaymentPastDue) - -# Individual: schema:Pediatric (Pediatric) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Pediatric) - -# Individual: schema:PercutaneousProcedure (PercutaneousProcedure) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PercutaneousProcedure "A type of medical procedure that involves percutaneous techniques, where access to organs or tissue is achieved via needle-puncture of the skin. For example, catheter-based procedures like stent delivery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PercutaneousProcedure "PercutaneousProcedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PercutaneousProcedure ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalProcedureType schema:PercutaneousProcedure) - -# Individual: schema:PharmacySpecialty (PharmacySpecialty) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PharmacySpecialty "The practice or art and science of preparing and dispensing drugs and medicines.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PharmacySpecialty "PharmacySpecialty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PharmacySpecialty ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:PharmacySpecialty) - -# Individual: schema:Physiotherapy (Physiotherapy) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Physiotherapy) - -# Individual: schema:PlaceboControlledTrial (PlaceboControlledTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PlaceboControlledTrial "A placebo-controlled trial design.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PlaceboControlledTrial "PlaceboControlledTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PlaceboControlledTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:PlaceboControlledTrial) - -# Individual: schema:PlasticSurgery (PlasticSurgery) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:PlasticSurgery) - -# Individual: schema:Podiatric (Podiatric) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Podiatric) - -# Individual: schema:PotentialActionStatus (PotentialActionStatus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PotentialActionStatus "A description of an action that is supported.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PotentialActionStatus "PotentialActionStatus") -ClassAssertion(schema:ActionStatusType schema:PotentialActionStatus) - -# Individual: schema:PreOrder (PreOrder) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PreOrder "Indicates that the item is available for pre-order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PreOrder "PreOrder") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:PreOrder) - -# Individual: schema:PreSale (PreSale) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PreSale "Indicates that the item is available for ordering and delivery before general availability.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PreSale "PreSale") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:PreSale) - -# Individual: schema:PregnancyHealthAspect (PregnancyHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PregnancyHealthAspect "Content discussing pregnancy-related aspects of a health topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PregnancyHealthAspect "PregnancyHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PregnancyHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PregnancyHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:PregnancyHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:PrescriptionOnly (PrescriptionOnly) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PrescriptionOnly "Available by prescription only.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PrescriptionOnly "PrescriptionOnly") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PrescriptionOnly ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus schema:PrescriptionOnly) - -# Individual: schema:PreventionHealthAspect (PreventionHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PreventionHealthAspect "Information about actions or measures that can be taken to avoid getting the topic or reaching a critical situation related to the topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PreventionHealthAspect "PreventionHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PreventionHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PreventionHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:PreventionHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:PrimaryCare (PrimaryCare) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:PrimaryCare) - -# Individual: schema:Prion (Prion) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Prion "A prion is an infectious agent composed of protein in a misfolded form.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Prion "Prion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Prion ) -ClassAssertion(schema:InfectiousAgentClass schema:Prion) - -# Individual: schema:PrognosisHealthAspect (PrognosisHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PrognosisHealthAspect "Typical progression and happenings of life course of the topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PrognosisHealthAspect "PrognosisHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:PrognosisHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PrognosisHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:PrognosisHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:Protozoa (Protozoa) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Protozoa "Single-celled organism that causes an infection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Protozoa "Protozoa") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Protozoa ) -ClassAssertion(schema:InfectiousAgentClass schema:Protozoa) - -# Individual: schema:Psychiatric (Psychiatric) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Psychiatric) - -# Individual: schema:PublicHealth (PublicHealth) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:PublicHealth) - -# Individual: schema:PublicHolidays (PublicHolidays) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:PublicHolidays "This stands for any day that is a public holiday; it is a placeholder for all official public holidays in some particular location. While not technically a \"day of the week\", it can be used with [[OpeningHoursSpecification]]. In the context of an opening hours specification it can be used to indicate opening hours on public holidays, overriding general opening hours for the day of the week on which a public holiday occurs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:PublicHolidays "PublicHolidays") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:PublicHolidays ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:PublicHolidays) - -# Individual: schema:Pulmonary (Pulmonary) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Pulmonary "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to the study of the respiratory system and its respective disease states.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Pulmonary "Pulmonary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Pulmonary ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Pulmonary) - -# Individual: schema:Radiography (Radiography) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Radiography "Radiography is an imaging technique that uses electromagnetic radiation other than visible light, especially X-rays, to view the internal structure of a non-uniformly composed and opaque object such as the human body.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Radiography "Radiography") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Radiography ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalImagingTechnique schema:Radiography) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Radiography) - -# Individual: schema:RandomizedTrial (RandomizedTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RandomizedTrial "A randomized trial design.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RandomizedTrial "RandomizedTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RandomizedTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:RandomizedTrial) - -# Individual: schema:ReadPermission (ReadPermission) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReadPermission "Permission to read or view the document.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReadPermission "ReadPermission") -ClassAssertion(schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType schema:ReadPermission) - -# Individual: schema:RearWheelDriveConfiguration (RearWheelDriveConfiguration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RearWheelDriveConfiguration "Real-wheel drive is a transmission layout where the engine drives the rear wheels.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RearWheelDriveConfiguration "RearWheelDriveConfiguration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RearWheelDriveConfiguration ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue schema:RearWheelDriveConfiguration) - -# Individual: schema:Recruiting (Recruiting) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Recruiting "Recruiting participants.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Recruiting "Recruiting") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Recruiting ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:Recruiting) - -# Individual: schema:RefurbishedCondition (RefurbishedCondition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RefurbishedCondition "Indicates that the item is refurbished.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RefurbishedCondition "RefurbishedCondition") -ClassAssertion(schema:OfferItemCondition schema:RefurbishedCondition) - -# Individual: schema:Registry (Registry) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Registry "A registry-based study design.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Registry "Registry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Registry ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign schema:Registry) - -# Individual: schema:ReimbursementCap (ReimbursementCap) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReimbursementCap "The drug's cost represents the maximum reimbursement paid by an insurer for the drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReimbursementCap "ReimbursementCap") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReimbursementCap ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugCostCategory schema:ReimbursementCap) - -# Individual: schema:RelatedTopicsHealthAspect (RelatedTopicsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RelatedTopicsHealthAspect "Other prominent or relevant topics tied to the main topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RelatedTopicsHealthAspect "RelatedTopicsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RelatedTopicsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RelatedTopicsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:RelatedTopicsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:RemixAlbum (RemixAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RemixAlbum "RemixAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RemixAlbum "RemixAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RemixAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:RemixAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:Renal (Renal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Renal "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to the study of the kidneys and its respective disease states.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Renal "Renal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Renal ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Renal) - -# Individual: schema:RentalVehicleUsage (RentalVehicleUsage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RentalVehicleUsage "Indicates the usage of the vehicle as a rental car.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RentalVehicleUsage "RentalVehicleUsage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RentalVehicleUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RentalVehicleUsage ) -ClassAssertion(schema:CarUsageType schema:RentalVehicleUsage) - -# Individual: schema:ReservationCancelled (ReservationCancelled) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReservationCancelled "The status for a previously confirmed reservation that is now cancelled.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReservationCancelled "ReservationCancelled") -ClassAssertion(schema:ReservationStatusType schema:ReservationCancelled) - -# Individual: schema:ReservationConfirmed (ReservationConfirmed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReservationConfirmed "The status of a confirmed reservation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReservationConfirmed "ReservationConfirmed") -ClassAssertion(schema:ReservationStatusType schema:ReservationConfirmed) - -# Individual: schema:ReservationHold (ReservationHold) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReservationHold "The status of a reservation on hold pending an update like credit card number or flight changes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReservationHold "ReservationHold") -ClassAssertion(schema:ReservationStatusType schema:ReservationHold) - -# Individual: schema:ReservationPending (ReservationPending) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReservationPending "The status of a reservation when a request has been sent, but not confirmed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReservationPending "ReservationPending") -ClassAssertion(schema:ReservationStatusType schema:ReservationPending) - -# Individual: schema:RespiratoryTherapy (RespiratoryTherapy) - -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:RespiratoryTherapy) - -# Individual: schema:RestockingFees (RestockingFees) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RestockingFees "Specifies that the customer must pay a restocking fee when returning a product") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RestockingFees "RestockingFees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RestockingFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RestockingFees ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration schema:RestockingFees) - -# Individual: schema:ResultsAvailable (ResultsAvailable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ResultsAvailable "Results are available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ResultsAvailable "ResultsAvailable") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ResultsAvailable ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:ResultsAvailable) - -# Individual: schema:ResultsNotAvailable (ResultsNotAvailable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ResultsNotAvailable "Results are not available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ResultsNotAvailable "ResultsNotAvailable") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ResultsNotAvailable ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:ResultsNotAvailable) - -# Individual: schema:Retail (Retail) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Retail "The drug's cost represents the retail cost of the drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Retail "Retail") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Retail ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugCostCategory schema:Retail) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnAtKiosk (ReturnAtKiosk) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnAtKiosk "Specifies that product returns must be made at a kiosk.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnAtKiosk "ReturnAtKiosk") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnAtKiosk ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnAtKiosk ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration schema:ReturnAtKiosk) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnByMail (ReturnByMail) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnByMail "Specifies that product returns must to be done by mail.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnByMail "ReturnByMail") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnByMail ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnByMail ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration schema:ReturnByMail) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility (ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility "Specifies that product returns must be paid for, and are the responsibility of, the customer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility "ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration schema:ReturnFeesCustomerResponsibility) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnInStore (ReturnInStore) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnInStore "Specifies that product returns must be made in a store.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnInStore "ReturnInStore") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnInStore ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnInStore ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration schema:ReturnInStore) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility (ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility "Indicated that creating a return label is the responsibility of the customer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility "ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration schema:ReturnLabelCustomerResponsibility) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint (ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint "Indicated that a return label must be downloaded and printed by the customer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint "ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration schema:ReturnLabelDownloadAndPrint) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnLabelInBox (ReturnLabelInBox) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnLabelInBox "Specifies that a return label will be provided by the seller in the shipping box.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnLabelInBox "ReturnLabelInBox") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnLabelInBox ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnLabelInBox ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration schema:ReturnLabelInBox) - -# Individual: schema:ReturnShippingFees (ReturnShippingFees) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ReturnShippingFees "Specifies that the customer must pay the return shipping costs when returning a product") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ReturnShippingFees "ReturnShippingFees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ReturnShippingFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ReturnShippingFees ) -ClassAssertion(schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration schema:ReturnShippingFees) - -# Individual: schema:Rheumatologic (Rheumatologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Rheumatologic "A specific branch of medical science that deals with the study and treatment of rheumatic, autoimmune or joint diseases.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Rheumatologic "Rheumatologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Rheumatologic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Rheumatologic) - -# Individual: schema:RightHandDriving (RightHandDriving) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RightHandDriving "The steering position is on the right side of the vehicle (viewed from the main direction of driving).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RightHandDriving "RightHandDriving") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RightHandDriving ) -ClassAssertion(schema:SteeringPositionValue schema:RightHandDriving) - -# Individual: schema:RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect (RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect "Information about the risk factors and possible complications that may follow a topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect "RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:RisksOrComplicationsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:RsvpResponseMaybe (RsvpResponseMaybe) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RsvpResponseMaybe "The invitee may or may not attend.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RsvpResponseMaybe "RsvpResponseMaybe") -ClassAssertion(schema:RsvpResponseType schema:RsvpResponseMaybe) - -# Individual: schema:RsvpResponseNo (RsvpResponseNo) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RsvpResponseNo "The invitee will not attend.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RsvpResponseNo "RsvpResponseNo") -ClassAssertion(schema:RsvpResponseType schema:RsvpResponseNo) - -# Individual: schema:RsvpResponseYes (RsvpResponseYes) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:RsvpResponseYes "The invitee will attend.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:RsvpResponseYes "RsvpResponseYes") -ClassAssertion(schema:RsvpResponseType schema:RsvpResponseYes) - -# Individual: schema:SRP (SRP) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SRP "Represents the suggested retail price (\"SRP\") of an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SRP "SRP") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SRP ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SRP ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceTypeEnumeration schema:SRP) - -# Individual: schema:SafetyHealthAspect (SafetyHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SafetyHealthAspect "Content about the safety-related aspects of a health topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SafetyHealthAspect "SafetyHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SafetyHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SafetyHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:SafetyHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:SalePrice (SalePrice) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SalePrice "Represents a sale price (usually active for a limited period) of an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SalePrice "SalePrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SalePrice ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SalePrice ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceTypeEnumeration schema:SalePrice) - -# Individual: schema:SatireOrParodyContent (SatireOrParodyContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SatireOrParodyContent "Content coded 'satire or parody content' in a [[MediaReview]], considered in the context of how it was published or shared. - -For a [[VideoObject]] to be 'satire or parody content': A video that was created as political or humorous commentary and is presented in that context. (Reshares of satire/parody content that do not include relevant context are more likely to fall under the “missing context” rating.) - -For an [[ImageObject]] to be 'satire or parody content': An image that was created as political or humorous commentary and is presented in that context. (Reshares of satire/parody content that do not include relevant context are more likely to fall under the “missing context” rating.) - -For an [[ImageObject]] with embedded text to be 'satire or parody content': An image that was created as political or humorous commentary and is presented in that context. (Reshares of satire/parody content that do not include relevant context are more likely to fall under the “missing context” rating.) - -For an [[AudioObject]] to be 'satire or parody content': Audio that was created as political or humorous commentary and is presented in that context. (Reshares of satire/parody content that do not include relevant context are more likely to fall under the “missing context” rating.) -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SatireOrParodyContent "SatireOrParodyContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SatireOrParodyContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SatireOrParodyContent ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration schema:SatireOrParodyContent) - -# Individual: schema:Saturday (Saturday) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Saturday "The day of the week between Friday and Sunday.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Saturday "Saturday") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:sameAs schema:Saturday ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Saturday) - -# Individual: schema:ScreeningHealthAspect (ScreeningHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ScreeningHealthAspect "Content about how to screen or further filter a topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ScreeningHealthAspect "ScreeningHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ScreeningHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ScreeningHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:ScreeningHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:SeatingMap (SeatingMap) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SeatingMap "A seating map.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SeatingMap "SeatingMap") -ClassAssertion(schema:MapCategoryType schema:SeatingMap) - -# Individual: schema:SeeDoctorHealthAspect (SeeDoctorHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SeeDoctorHealthAspect "Information about questions that may be asked, when to see a professional, measures before seeing a doctor or content about the first consultation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SeeDoctorHealthAspect "SeeDoctorHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SeeDoctorHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SeeDoctorHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:SeeDoctorHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:SelfCareHealthAspect (SelfCareHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SelfCareHealthAspect "Self care actions or measures that can be taken to sooth, health or avoid a topic. This may be carried at home and can be carried/managed by the person itself.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SelfCareHealthAspect "SelfCareHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SelfCareHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SelfCareHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:SelfCareHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:SideEffectsHealthAspect (SideEffectsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SideEffectsHealthAspect "Side effects that can be observed from the usage of the topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SideEffectsHealthAspect "SideEffectsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SideEffectsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SideEffectsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:SideEffectsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:SingleBlindedTrial (SingleBlindedTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SingleBlindedTrial "A trial design in which the researcher knows which treatment the patient was randomly assigned to but the patient does not.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SingleBlindedTrial "SingleBlindedTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SingleBlindedTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:SingleBlindedTrial) - -# Individual: schema:SingleCenterTrial (SingleCenterTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SingleCenterTrial "A trial that takes place at a single center.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SingleCenterTrial "SingleCenterTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SingleCenterTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:SingleCenterTrial) - -# Individual: schema:SinglePlayer (SinglePlayer) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SinglePlayer "Play mode: SinglePlayer. Which is played by a lone player.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SinglePlayer "SinglePlayer") -ClassAssertion(schema:GamePlayMode schema:SinglePlayer) - -# Individual: schema:SingleRelease (SingleRelease) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SingleRelease "SingleRelease.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SingleRelease "SingleRelease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SingleRelease ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType schema:SingleRelease) - -# Individual: schema:SizeSystemImperial (SizeSystemImperial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SizeSystemImperial "Imperial size system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SizeSystemImperial "SizeSystemImperial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SizeSystemImperial ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SizeSystemImperial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:SizeSystemEnumeration schema:SizeSystemImperial) - -# Individual: schema:SizeSystemMetric (SizeSystemMetric) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SizeSystemMetric "Metric size system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SizeSystemMetric "SizeSystemMetric") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SizeSystemMetric ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SizeSystemMetric ) -ClassAssertion(schema:SizeSystemEnumeration schema:SizeSystemMetric) - -# Individual: schema:Skin (Skin) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Skin "Skin assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Skin "Skin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Skin ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Skin) - -# Individual: schema:SoldOut (SoldOut) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SoldOut "Indicates that the item has sold out.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SoldOut "SoldOut") -ClassAssertion(schema:ItemAvailability schema:SoldOut) - -# Individual: schema:SoundtrackAlbum (SoundtrackAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SoundtrackAlbum "SoundtrackAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SoundtrackAlbum "SoundtrackAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SoundtrackAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:SoundtrackAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:SpeechPathology (SpeechPathology) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SpeechPathology "The scientific study and treatment of defects, disorders, and malfunctions of speech and voice, as stuttering, lisping, or lalling, and of language disturbances, as aphasia or delayed language acquisition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SpeechPathology "SpeechPathology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SpeechPathology ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:SpeechPathology) - -# Individual: schema:SpokenWordAlbum (SpokenWordAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SpokenWordAlbum "SpokenWordAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SpokenWordAlbum "SpokenWordAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SpokenWordAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:SpokenWordAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:StagedContent (StagedContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StagedContent "Content coded 'staged content' in a [[MediaReview]], considered in the context of how it was published or shared. - -For a [[VideoObject]] to be 'staged content': A video that has been created using actors or similarly contrived. - -For an [[ImageObject]] to be 'staged content': An image that was created using actors or similarly contrived, such as a screenshot of a fake tweet. - -For an [[ImageObject]] with embedded text to be 'staged content': An image that was created using actors or similarly contrived, such as a screenshot of a fake tweet. - -For an [[AudioObject]] to be 'staged content': Audio that has been created using actors or similarly contrived. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StagedContent "StagedContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:StagedContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:StagedContent ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration schema:StagedContent) - -# Individual: schema:StagesHealthAspect (StagesHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StagesHealthAspect "Stages that can be observed from a topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StagesHealthAspect "StagesHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:StagesHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:StagesHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:StagesHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:StoreCreditRefund (StoreCreditRefund) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StoreCreditRefund "Specifies that the customer receives a store credit as refund when returning a product") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StoreCreditRefund "StoreCreditRefund") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:StoreCreditRefund ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:StoreCreditRefund ) -ClassAssertion(schema:RefundTypeEnumeration schema:StoreCreditRefund) - -# Individual: schema:StrengthTraining (StrengthTraining) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StrengthTraining "Physical activity that is engaged in to improve muscle and bone strength. Also referred to as resistance training.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StrengthTraining "StrengthTraining") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:StrengthTraining ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalActivityCategory schema:StrengthTraining) - -# Individual: schema:StudioAlbum (StudioAlbum) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:StudioAlbum "StudioAlbum.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:StudioAlbum "StudioAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:StudioAlbum ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicAlbumProductionType schema:StudioAlbum) - -# Individual: schema:Subscription (Subscription) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Subscription "Represents the subscription pricing component of the total price for an offered product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Subscription "Subscription") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Subscription ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:Subscription ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration schema:Subscription) - -# Individual: schema:Sunday (Sunday) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Sunday "The day of the week between Saturday and Monday.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Sunday "Sunday") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:sameAs schema:Sunday ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Sunday) - -# Individual: schema:Surgical (Surgical) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Surgical "A specific branch of medical science that pertains to treating diseases, injuries and deformities by manual and instrumental means.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Surgical "Surgical") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Surgical ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Surgical) - -# Individual: schema:Suspended (Suspended) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Suspended "Suspended.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Suspended "Suspended") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Suspended ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:Suspended) - -# Individual: schema:SymptomsHealthAspect (SymptomsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:SymptomsHealthAspect "Symptoms or related symptoms of a Topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:SymptomsHealthAspect "SymptomsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:SymptomsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:SymptomsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:SymptomsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:TaxiVehicleUsage (TaxiVehicleUsage) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TaxiVehicleUsage "Indicates the usage of the car as a taxi.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TaxiVehicleUsage "TaxiVehicleUsage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TaxiVehicleUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TaxiVehicleUsage ) -ClassAssertion(schema:CarUsageType schema:TaxiVehicleUsage) - -# Individual: schema:Terminated (Terminated) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Terminated "Terminated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Terminated "Terminated") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Terminated ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:Terminated) - -# Individual: schema:Text (Text) - -ClassAssertion(schema:DataType schema:Text) - -# Individual: schema:Therapeutic (Therapeutic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Therapeutic "A medical device used for therapeutic purposes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Therapeutic "Therapeutic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Therapeutic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalDevicePurpose schema:Therapeutic) - -# Individual: schema:Throat (Throat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Throat "Throat assessment with clinical examination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Throat "Throat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Throat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:PhysicalExam schema:Throat) - -# Individual: schema:Thursday (Thursday) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Thursday "The day of the week between Wednesday and Friday.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Thursday "Thursday") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:sameAs schema:Thursday ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Thursday) - -# Individual: schema:Time (Time) - -ClassAssertion(schema:DataType schema:Time) - -# Individual: schema:TollFree (TollFree) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TollFree "The associated telephone number is toll free.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TollFree "TollFree") -ClassAssertion(schema:ContactPointOption schema:TollFree) - -# Individual: schema:Toxicologic (Toxicologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Toxicologic "A specific branch of medical science that is concerned with poisons, their nature, effects and detection and involved in the treatment of poisoning.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Toxicologic "Toxicologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Toxicologic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Toxicologic) - -# Individual: schema:TraditionalChinese (TraditionalChinese) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TraditionalChinese "A system of medicine based on common theoretical concepts that originated in China and evolved over thousands of years, that uses herbs, acupuncture, exercise, massage, dietary therapy, and other methods to treat a wide range of conditions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TraditionalChinese "TraditionalChinese") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TraditionalChinese ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicineSystem schema:TraditionalChinese) - -# Individual: schema:TransformedContent (TransformedContent) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TransformedContent "Content coded 'transformed content' in a [[MediaReview]], considered in the context of how it was published or shared. - -For a [[VideoObject]] to be 'transformed content': or all of the video has been manipulated to transform the footage itself. This category includes using tools like the Adobe Suite to change the speed of the video, add or remove visual elements or dub audio. Deepfakes are also a subset of transformation. - -For an [[ImageObject]] to be transformed content': Adding or deleting visual elements to give the image a different meaning with the intention to mislead. - -For an [[ImageObject]] with embedded text to be 'transformed content': Adding or deleting visual elements to give the image a different meaning with the intention to mislead. - -For an [[AudioObject]] to be 'transformed content': Part or all of the audio has been manipulated to alter the words or sounds, or the audio has been synthetically generated, such as to create a sound-alike voice. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TransformedContent "TransformedContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TransformedContent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TransformedContent ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration schema:TransformedContent) - -# Individual: schema:TransitMap (TransitMap) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TransitMap "A transit map.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TransitMap "TransitMap") -ClassAssertion(schema:MapCategoryType schema:TransitMap) - -# Individual: schema:TreatmentsHealthAspect (TreatmentsHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TreatmentsHealthAspect "Treatments or related therapies for a Topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TreatmentsHealthAspect "TreatmentsHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TreatmentsHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TreatmentsHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:TreatmentsHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:TripleBlindedTrial (TripleBlindedTrial) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TripleBlindedTrial "A trial design in which neither the researcher, the person administering the therapy nor the patient knows the details of the treatment the patient was randomly assigned to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TripleBlindedTrial "TripleBlindedTrial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TripleBlindedTrial ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalTrialDesign schema:TripleBlindedTrial) - -# Individual: schema:True (True) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:True "The boolean value true.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:True "True") -ClassAssertion(schema:Boolean schema:True) - -# Individual: schema:Tuesday (Tuesday) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Tuesday "The day of the week between Monday and Wednesday.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Tuesday "Tuesday") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:sameAs schema:Tuesday ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Tuesday) - -# Individual: schema:TypesHealthAspect (TypesHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:TypesHealthAspect "Categorization and other types related to a topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:TypesHealthAspect "TypesHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:TypesHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:TypesHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:TypesHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:UKTrust (UKTrust) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UKTrust "UKTrust: Non-profit type referring to a UK trust.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UKTrust "UKTrust") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:UKTrust ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UKTrust ) -ClassAssertion(schema:UKNonprofitType schema:UKTrust) - -# Individual: schema:Ultrasound (Ultrasound) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Ultrasound "Ultrasound imaging.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Ultrasound "Ultrasound") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Ultrasound ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalImagingTechnique schema:Ultrasound) - -# Individual: schema:UnemploymentSupport (UnemploymentSupport) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UnemploymentSupport "UnemploymentSupport: this is a benefit for unemployment support.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UnemploymentSupport "UnemploymentSupport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:UnemploymentSupport ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UnemploymentSupport ) -ClassAssertion(schema:GovernmentBenefitsType schema:UnemploymentSupport) - -# Individual: schema:UnincorporatedAssociationCharity (UnincorporatedAssociationCharity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UnincorporatedAssociationCharity "UnincorporatedAssociationCharity: Non-profit type referring to a charitable company that is not incorporated (UK).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UnincorporatedAssociationCharity "UnincorporatedAssociationCharity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:UnincorporatedAssociationCharity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UnincorporatedAssociationCharity ) -ClassAssertion(schema:UKNonprofitType schema:UnincorporatedAssociationCharity) - -# Individual: schema:UnofficialLegalValue (UnofficialLegalValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UnofficialLegalValue "Indicates that a document has no particular or special standing (e.g. a republication of a law by a private publisher).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UnofficialLegalValue "UnofficialLegalValue") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:UnofficialLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:UnofficialLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UnofficialLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UnofficialLegalValue ) -ClassAssertion(schema:LegalValueLevel schema:UnofficialLegalValue) - -# Individual: schema:Urologic (Urologic) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Urologic "A specific branch of medical science that is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases pertaining to the urinary tract and the urogenital system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Urologic "Urologic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Urologic ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalSpecialty schema:Urologic) - -# Individual: schema:UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect (UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect "Content about how, when, frequency and dosage of a topic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect "UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect ) -ClassAssertion(schema:HealthAspectEnumeration schema:UsageOrScheduleHealthAspect) - -# Individual: schema:UsedCondition (UsedCondition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:UsedCondition "Indicates that the item is used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:UsedCondition "UsedCondition") -ClassAssertion(schema:OfferItemCondition schema:UsedCondition) - -# Individual: schema:VeganDiet (VeganDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VeganDiet "A diet exclusive of all animal products.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VeganDiet "VeganDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:VeganDiet) - -# Individual: schema:VegetarianDiet (VegetarianDiet) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VegetarianDiet "A diet exclusive of animal meat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VegetarianDiet "VegetarianDiet") -ClassAssertion(schema:RestrictedDiet schema:VegetarianDiet) - -# Individual: schema:VenueMap (VenueMap) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VenueMap "A venue map (e.g. for malls, auditoriums, museums, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VenueMap "VenueMap") -ClassAssertion(schema:MapCategoryType schema:VenueMap) - -# Individual: schema:VinylFormat (VinylFormat) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:VinylFormat "VinylFormat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:VinylFormat "VinylFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:VinylFormat ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MusicReleaseFormatType schema:VinylFormat) - -# Individual: schema:Virus (Virus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Virus "Pathogenic virus that causes viral infection.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Virus "Virus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Virus ) -ClassAssertion(schema:InfectiousAgentClass schema:Virus) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementBack (WearableMeasurementBack) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementBack "Measurement of the back section, for example of a jacket") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementBack "WearableMeasurementBack") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementBack ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementBack ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementBack) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementChestOrBust (WearableMeasurementChestOrBust) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementChestOrBust "Measurement of the chest/bust section, for example of a suit") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementChestOrBust "WearableMeasurementChestOrBust") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementChestOrBust ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementChestOrBust ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementChestOrBust) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementCollar (WearableMeasurementCollar) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementCollar "Measurement of the collar, for example of a shirt") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementCollar "WearableMeasurementCollar") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementCollar ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementCollar ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementCollar) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementCup (WearableMeasurementCup) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementCup "Measurement of the cup, for example of a bra") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementCup "WearableMeasurementCup") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementCup ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementCup ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementCup) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementHeight (WearableMeasurementHeight) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementHeight "Measurement of the height, for example the heel height of a shoe") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementHeight "WearableMeasurementHeight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementHeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementHeight ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementHeight) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementHips (WearableMeasurementHips) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementHips "Measurement of the hip section, for example of a skirt") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementHips "WearableMeasurementHips") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementHips ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementHips ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementHips) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementInseam (WearableMeasurementInseam) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementInseam "Measurement of the inseam, for example of pants") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementInseam "WearableMeasurementInseam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementInseam ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementInseam ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementInseam) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementLength (WearableMeasurementLength) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementLength "Represents the length, for example of a dress") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementLength "WearableMeasurementLength") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementLength ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementLength ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementLength) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg (WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg "Measurement of the outside leg, for example of pants") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg "WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementOutsideLeg) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementSleeve (WearableMeasurementSleeve) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementSleeve "Measurement of the sleeve length, for example of a shirt") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementSleeve "WearableMeasurementSleeve") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementSleeve ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementSleeve ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementSleeve) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementWaist (WearableMeasurementWaist) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementWaist "Measurement of the waist section, for example of pants") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementWaist "WearableMeasurementWaist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementWaist ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementWaist ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementWaist) - -# Individual: schema:WearableMeasurementWidth (WearableMeasurementWidth) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableMeasurementWidth "Measurement of the width, for example of shoes") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableMeasurementWidth "WearableMeasurementWidth") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableMeasurementWidth ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableMeasurementWidth ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableMeasurementTypeEnumeration schema:WearableMeasurementWidth) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupBig (WearableSizeGroupBig) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupBig "Size group \"Big\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupBig "WearableSizeGroupBig") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupBig ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupBig ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupBig) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupBoys (WearableSizeGroupBoys) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupBoys "Size group \"Boys\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupBoys "WearableSizeGroupBoys") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupBoys ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupBoys ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupBoys) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraShort (WearableSizeGroupExtraShort) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraShort "Size group \"Extra Short\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraShort "WearableSizeGroupExtraShort") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraShort ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraShort ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraShort) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraTall (WearableSizeGroupExtraTall) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraTall "Size group \"Extra Tall\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraTall "WearableSizeGroupExtraTall") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraTall ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraTall ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupExtraTall) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupGirls (WearableSizeGroupGirls) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupGirls "Size group \"Girls\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupGirls "WearableSizeGroupGirls") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupGirls ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupGirls ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupGirls) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupHusky (WearableSizeGroupHusky) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupHusky "Size group \"Husky\" (or \"Stocky\") for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupHusky "WearableSizeGroupHusky") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupHusky ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupHusky ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupHusky) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupInfants (WearableSizeGroupInfants) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupInfants "Size group \"Infants\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupInfants "WearableSizeGroupInfants") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupInfants ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupInfants ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupInfants) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupJuniors (WearableSizeGroupJuniors) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupJuniors "Size group \"Juniors\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupJuniors "WearableSizeGroupJuniors") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupJuniors ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupJuniors ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupJuniors) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupMaternity (WearableSizeGroupMaternity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupMaternity "Size group \"Maternity\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupMaternity "WearableSizeGroupMaternity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupMaternity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupMaternity ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupMaternity) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupMens (WearableSizeGroupMens) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupMens "Size group \"Mens\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupMens "WearableSizeGroupMens") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupMens ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupMens ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupMens) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupMisses (WearableSizeGroupMisses) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupMisses "Size group \"Misses\" (also known as \"Missy\") for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupMisses "WearableSizeGroupMisses") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupMisses ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupMisses ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupMisses) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupPetite (WearableSizeGroupPetite) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupPetite "Size group \"Petite\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupPetite "WearableSizeGroupPetite") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupPetite ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupPetite ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupPetite) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupPlus (WearableSizeGroupPlus) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupPlus "Size group \"Plus\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupPlus "WearableSizeGroupPlus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupPlus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupPlus ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupPlus) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupRegular (WearableSizeGroupRegular) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupRegular "Size group \"Regular\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupRegular "WearableSizeGroupRegular") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupRegular ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupRegular ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupRegular) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupShort (WearableSizeGroupShort) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupShort "Size group \"Short\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupShort "WearableSizeGroupShort") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupShort ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupShort ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupShort) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupTall (WearableSizeGroupTall) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupTall "Size group \"Tall\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupTall "WearableSizeGroupTall") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupTall ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupTall ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupTall) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeGroupWomens (WearableSizeGroupWomens) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeGroupWomens "Size group \"Womens\" for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeGroupWomens "WearableSizeGroupWomens") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeGroupWomens ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeGroupWomens ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeGroupEnumeration schema:WearableSizeGroupWomens) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemAU (WearableSizeSystemAU) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemAU "Australian size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemAU "WearableSizeSystemAU") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemAU ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemAU ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemAU) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemBR (WearableSizeSystemBR) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemBR "Brazilian size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemBR "WearableSizeSystemBR") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemBR ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemBR ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemBR) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemCN (WearableSizeSystemCN) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemCN "Chinese size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemCN "WearableSizeSystemCN") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemCN ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemCN ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemCN) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemContinental (WearableSizeSystemContinental) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemContinental "Continental size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemContinental "WearableSizeSystemContinental") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemContinental ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemContinental ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemContinental) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemDE (WearableSizeSystemDE) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemDE "German size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemDE "WearableSizeSystemDE") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemDE ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemDE ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemDE) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemEN13402 (WearableSizeSystemEN13402) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemEN13402 "EN 13402 (joint European standard for size labelling of clothes).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemEN13402 "WearableSizeSystemEN13402") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemEN13402 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemEN13402 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemEN13402) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemEurope (WearableSizeSystemEurope) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemEurope "European size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemEurope "WearableSizeSystemEurope") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemEurope ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemEurope ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemEurope) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemFR (WearableSizeSystemFR) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemFR "French size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemFR "WearableSizeSystemFR") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemFR ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemFR ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemFR) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemGS1 (WearableSizeSystemGS1) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemGS1 "GS1 (formerly NRF) size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemGS1 "WearableSizeSystemGS1") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemGS1 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemGS1 ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemGS1) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemIT (WearableSizeSystemIT) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemIT "Italian size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemIT "WearableSizeSystemIT") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemIT ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemIT ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemIT) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemJP (WearableSizeSystemJP) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemJP "Japanese size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemJP "WearableSizeSystemJP") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemJP ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemJP ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemJP) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemMX (WearableSizeSystemMX) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemMX "Mexican size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemMX "WearableSizeSystemMX") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemMX ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemMX ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemMX) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemUK (WearableSizeSystemUK) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemUK "United Kingdom size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemUK "WearableSizeSystemUK") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemUK ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemUK ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemUK) - -# Individual: schema:WearableSizeSystemUS (WearableSizeSystemUS) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WearableSizeSystemUS "United States size system for wearables.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WearableSizeSystemUS "WearableSizeSystemUS") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WearableSizeSystemUS ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:WearableSizeSystemUS ) -ClassAssertion(schema:WearableSizeSystemEnumeration schema:WearableSizeSystemUS) - -# Individual: schema:Wednesday (Wednesday) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Wednesday "The day of the week between Tuesday and Thursday.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Wednesday "Wednesday") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:sameAs schema:Wednesday ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DayOfWeek schema:Wednesday) - -# Individual: schema:WesternConventional (WesternConventional) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WesternConventional "The conventional Western system of medicine, that aims to apply the best available evidence gained from the scientific method to clinical decision making. Also known as conventional or Western medicine.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WesternConventional "WesternConventional") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:WesternConventional ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicineSystem schema:WesternConventional) - -# Individual: schema:Wholesale (Wholesale) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Wholesale "The drug's cost represents the wholesale acquisition cost of the drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Wholesale "Wholesale") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Wholesale ) -ClassAssertion(schema:DrugCostCategory schema:Wholesale) - -# Individual: schema:Withdrawn (Withdrawn) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:Withdrawn "Withdrawn.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:Withdrawn "Withdrawn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:Withdrawn ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalStudyStatus schema:Withdrawn) - -# Individual: schema:WritePermission (WritePermission) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:WritePermission "Permission to write or edit the document.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:WritePermission "WritePermission") -ClassAssertion(schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType schema:WritePermission) - -# Individual: schema:XRay (XRay) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:XRay "X-ray imaging.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:XRay "XRay") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:XRay ) -ClassAssertion(schema:MedicalImagingTechnique schema:XRay) - -# Individual: schema:ZoneBoardingPolicy (ZoneBoardingPolicy) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ZoneBoardingPolicy "The airline boards by zones of the plane.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ZoneBoardingPolicy "ZoneBoardingPolicy") -ClassAssertion(schema:BoardingPolicyType schema:ZoneBoardingPolicy) - - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:abridged "Indicates whether the book is an abridged edition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:abridged "abridged") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:abridged schema:Book) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:abridged ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:abridged schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:abstract "An abstract is a short description that summarizes a [[CreativeWork]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:abstract "abstract") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:abstract schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:abstract ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:abstract schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:abstract ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accelerationTime "The time needed to accelerate the vehicle from a given start velocity to a given target velocity.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): SEC for seconds\\n\\n* Note: There are unfortunately no standard unit codes for seconds/0..100 km/h or seconds/0..60 mph. Simply use \"SEC\" for seconds and indicate the velocities in the [[name]] of the [[QuantitativeValue]], or use [[valueReference]] with a [[QuantitativeValue]] of 0..60 mph or 0..100 km/h to specify the reference speeds.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accelerationTime "accelerationTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accelerationTime schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:accelerationTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accelerationTime schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accelerationTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:acceptedOffer "The offer(s) -- e.g., product, quantity and price combinations -- included in the order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:acceptedOffer "acceptedOffer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acceptedOffer schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptedOffer schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:acceptedPaymentMethod "The payment method(s) accepted by seller for this offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:acceptedPaymentMethod "acceptedPaymentMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acceptedPaymentMethod schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acceptedPaymentMethod schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptedPaymentMethod schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptedPaymentMethod schema:PaymentMethod) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:acceptedPaymentMethod ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:acceptsReservations "Indicates whether a FoodEstablishment accepts reservations. Values can be Boolean, an URL at which reservations can be made or (for backwards compatibility) the strings ```Yes``` or ```No```.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:acceptsReservations "acceptsReservations") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acceptsReservations schema:FoodEstablishment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptsReservations schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptsReservations schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acceptsReservations schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessCode "Password, PIN, or access code needed for delivery (e.g. from a locker).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessCode "accessCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessCode schema:DeliveryEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessMode "The human sensory perceptual system or cognitive faculty through which a person may process or perceive information. Expected values include: auditory, tactile, textual, visual, colorDependent, chartOnVisual, chemOnVisual, diagramOnVisual, mathOnVisual, musicOnVisual, textOnVisual. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessMode "accessMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessMode schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessMode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accessMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessModeSufficient "A list of single or combined accessModes that are sufficient to understand all the intellectual content of a resource. Expected values include: auditory, tactile, textual, visual. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessModeSufficient "accessModeSufficient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessModeSufficient schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessModeSufficient schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accessModeSufficient ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessibilityAPI "Indicates that the resource is compatible with the referenced accessibility API ([WebSchemas wiki lists possible values](http://www.w3.org/wiki/WebSchemas/Accessibility)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessibilityAPI "accessibilityAPI") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessibilityAPI schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessibilityAPI schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessibilityControl "Identifies input methods that are sufficient to fully control the described resource ([WebSchemas wiki lists possible values](http://www.w3.org/wiki/WebSchemas/Accessibility)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessibilityControl "accessibilityControl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessibilityControl schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessibilityControl schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessibilityFeature "Content features of the resource, such as accessible media, alternatives and supported enhancements for accessibility ([WebSchemas wiki lists possible values](http://www.w3.org/wiki/WebSchemas/Accessibility)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessibilityFeature "accessibilityFeature") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessibilityFeature schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessibilityFeature schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessibilityHazard "A characteristic of the described resource that is physiologically dangerous to some users. Related to WCAG 2.0 guideline 2.3 ([WebSchemas wiki lists possible values](http://www.w3.org/wiki/WebSchemas/Accessibility)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessibilityHazard "accessibilityHazard") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessibilityHazard schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessibilityHazard schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accessibilitySummary "A human-readable summary of specific accessibility features or deficiencies, consistent with the other accessibility metadata but expressing subtleties such as \"short descriptions are present but long descriptions will be needed for non-visual users\" or \"short descriptions are present and no long descriptions are needed.\"") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accessibilitySummary "accessibilitySummary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accessibilitySummary schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accessibilitySummary schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accessibilitySummary ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accommodationFloorPlan "A floorplan of some [[Accommodation]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accommodationFloorPlan "accommodationFloorPlan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accommodationFloorPlan schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accommodationFloorPlan schema:Residence) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:accommodationFloorPlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accommodationFloorPlan schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accommodationFloorPlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accountMinimumInflow "A minimum amount that has to be paid in every month.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accountMinimumInflow "accountMinimumInflow") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accountMinimumInflow schema:BankAccount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:accountMinimumInflow ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accountMinimumInflow schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accountMinimumInflow ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accountMinimumInflow ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accountOverdraftLimit "An overdraft is an extension of credit from a lending institution when an account reaches zero. An overdraft allows the individual to continue withdrawing money even if the account has no funds in it. Basically the bank allows people to borrow a set amount of money.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accountOverdraftLimit "accountOverdraftLimit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accountOverdraftLimit schema:BankAccount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:accountOverdraftLimit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accountOverdraftLimit schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accountOverdraftLimit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:accountOverdraftLimit ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:accountablePerson "Specifies the Person that is legally accountable for the CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:accountablePerson "accountablePerson") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:accountablePerson schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:accountablePerson schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:acquiredFrom "The organization or person from which the product was acquired.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:acquiredFrom "acquiredFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acquiredFrom schema:OwnershipInfo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acquiredFrom schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acquiredFrom schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:acquiredFrom ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:acrissCode "The ACRISS Car Classification Code is a code used by many car rental companies, for classifying vehicles. ACRISS stands for Association of Car Rental Industry Systems and Standards.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:acrissCode "acrissCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acrissCode schema:BusOrCoach) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:acrissCode schema:Car) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:acrissCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:acrissCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:acrissCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actionAccessibilityRequirement "A set of requirements that a must be fulfilled in order to perform an Action. If more than one value is specied, fulfilling one set of requirements will allow the Action to be performed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actionAccessibilityRequirement "actionAccessibilityRequirement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actionAccessibilityRequirement schema:ConsumeAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionAccessibilityRequirement schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:actionAccessibilityRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actionApplication "An application that can complete the request.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actionApplication "actionApplication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actionApplication schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionApplication schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actionPlatform "The high level platform(s) where the Action can be performed for the given URL. To specify a specific application or operating system instance, use actionApplication.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actionPlatform "actionPlatform") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actionPlatform schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionPlatform schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionPlatform schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actionStatus "Indicates the current disposition of the Action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actionStatus "actionStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actionStatus schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actionStatus schema:ActionStatusType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:activeIngredient "An active ingredient, typically chemical compounds and/or biologic substances.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:activeIngredient "activeIngredient") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:activeIngredient schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:activeIngredient schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:activeIngredient schema:DrugStrength) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:activeIngredient schema:Substance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:activeIngredient ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:activeIngredient schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:activityDuration "Length of time to engage in the activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:activityDuration "activityDuration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:activityDuration schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:activityDuration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:activityDuration schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:activityDuration schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:activityFrequency "How often one should engage in the activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:activityFrequency "activityFrequency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:activityFrequency schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:activityFrequency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:activityFrequency schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:activityFrequency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:actors "An actor, e.g. in tv, radio, movie, video games etc. Actors can be associated with individual items or with a series, episode, clip.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:actors "actors") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:MovieSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:actors schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:actors schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:actors schema:actor) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:addOn "An additional offer that can only be obtained in combination with the first base offer (e.g. supplements and extensions that are available for a surcharge).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:addOn "addOn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addOn schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:addOn schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:addOn ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:additionalName "An additional name for a Person, can be used for a middle name.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:additionalName "additionalName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalName schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:additionalName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:additionalNumberOfGuests "If responding yes, the number of guests who will attend in addition to the invitee.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:additionalNumberOfGuests "additionalNumberOfGuests") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalNumberOfGuests schema:RsvpAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:additionalNumberOfGuests schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:additionalProperty "A property-value pair representing an additional characteristics of the entitity, e.g. a product feature or another characteristic for which there is no matching property in schema.org.\\n\\nNote: Publishers should be aware that applications designed to use specific schema.org properties (e.g. https://schema.org/width, https://schema.org/color, https://schema.org/gtin13, ...) will typically expect such data to be provided using those properties, rather than using the generic property/value mechanism. -") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:additionalProperty "additionalProperty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalProperty schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalProperty schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalProperty schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalProperty schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalProperty schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:additionalProperty schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:additionalVariable "Any additional component of the exercise prescription that may need to be articulated to the patient. This may include the order of exercises, the number of repetitions of movement, quantitative distance, progressions over time, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:additionalVariable "additionalVariable") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:additionalVariable schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:additionalVariable ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:additionalVariable schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:address "Physical address of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:address "address") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:address schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:address schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:address schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:address schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:address schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:address schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:address schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:addressCountry "The country. For example, USA. You can also provide the two-letter [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:addressCountry "addressCountry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addressCountry schema:DefinedRegion) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addressCountry schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addressCountry schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addressCountry schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:addressCountry schema:Country) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:addressCountry schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:addressCountry ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:addressLocality "The locality in which the street address is, and which is in the region. For example, Mountain View.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:addressLocality "addressLocality") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addressLocality schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:addressLocality schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:addressRegion "The region in which the locality is, and which is in the country. For example, California or another appropriate first-level [Administrative division](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_administrative_divisions_by_country) ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:addressRegion "addressRegion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addressRegion schema:DefinedRegion) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:addressRegion schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:addressRegion schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:addressRegion ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:administrationRoute "A route by which this drug may be administered, e.g. 'oral'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:administrationRoute "administrationRoute") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:administrationRoute schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:administrationRoute ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:administrationRoute schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:advanceBookingRequirement "The amount of time that is required between accepting the offer and the actual usage of the resource or service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:advanceBookingRequirement "advanceBookingRequirement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:advanceBookingRequirement schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:advanceBookingRequirement schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:advanceBookingRequirement schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:advanceBookingRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:adverseOutcome "A possible complication and/or side effect of this therapy. If it is known that an adverse outcome is serious (resulting in death, disability, or permanent damage; requiring hospitalization; or is otherwise life-threatening or requires immediate medical attention), tag it as a seriouseAdverseOutcome instead.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:adverseOutcome "adverseOutcome") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:adverseOutcome schema:MedicalDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:adverseOutcome schema:TherapeuticProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:adverseOutcome ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:adverseOutcome schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:affectedBy "Drugs that affect the test's results.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:affectedBy "affectedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:affectedBy schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:affectedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:affectedBy schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:afterMedia "A media object representing the circumstances after performing this direction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:afterMedia "afterMedia") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:afterMedia schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:afterMedia schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:afterMedia schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:agent "The direct performer or driver of the action (animate or inanimate). e.g. *John* wrote a book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:agent "agent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:agent schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:agent schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:agent schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:aggregateRating "The overall rating, based on a collection of reviews or ratings, of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:aggregateRating "aggregateRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:Brand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:aggregateRating schema:AggregateRating) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:aircraft "The kind of aircraft (e.g., \"Boeing 747\").") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:aircraft "aircraft") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aircraft schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:aircraft schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:aircraft schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:album "A music album.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:album "album") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:album schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:album schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:albumProductionType "Classification of the album by it's type of content: soundtrack, live album, studio album, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:albumProductionType "albumProductionType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:albumProductionType schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:albumProductionType schema:MusicAlbumProductionType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:albumProductionType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:albumRelease "A release of this album.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:albumRelease "albumRelease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:albumRelease schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:albumRelease schema:releaseOf) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:albumRelease schema:MusicRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:albumReleaseType "The kind of release which this album is: single, EP or album.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:albumReleaseType "albumReleaseType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:albumReleaseType schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:albumReleaseType schema:MusicAlbumReleaseType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:albumReleaseType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:albums "A collection of music albums.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:albums "albums") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:albums schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:albums schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:albums schema:album) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:alcoholWarning "Any precaution, guidance, contraindication, etc. related to consumption of alcohol while taking this drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:alcoholWarning "alcoholWarning") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alcoholWarning schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:alcoholWarning ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alcoholWarning schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:algorithm "The algorithm or rules to follow to compute the score.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:algorithm "algorithm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:algorithm schema:MedicalRiskScore) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:algorithm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:algorithm schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:alignmentType "A category of alignment between the learning resource and the framework node. Recommended values include: 'requires', 'textComplexity', 'readingLevel', and 'educationalSubject'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:alignmentType "alignmentType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alignmentType schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alignmentType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:alternateName "An alias for the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:alternateName "alternateName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alternateName schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alternateName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:alternativeHeadline "A secondary title of the CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:alternativeHeadline "alternativeHeadline") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alternativeHeadline schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alternativeHeadline schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:alternativeOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:alternativeOf "Another gene which is a variation of this one.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:alternativeOf "alternativeOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alternativeOf schema:Gene) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:alternativeOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alternativeOf schema:Gene) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:alumni "Alumni of an organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:alumni "alumni") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alumni schema:EducationalOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alumni schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:alumni schema:alumniOf) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alumni schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:alumniOf "An organization that the person is an alumni of.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:alumniOf "alumniOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:alumniOf schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:alumniOf schema:alumni) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alumniOf schema:EducationalOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:alumniOf schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:amenityFeature "An amenity feature (e.g. a characteristic or service) of the Accommodation. This generic property does not make a statement about whether the feature is included in an offer for the main accommodation or available at extra costs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:amenityFeature "amenityFeature") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amenityFeature schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amenityFeature schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amenityFeature schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amenityFeature schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:amenityFeature schema:LocationFeatureSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:amenityFeature ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:amount "The amount of money.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:amount "amount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amount schema:DatedMoneySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amount schema:InvestmentOrDeposit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amount schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amount schema:MonetaryGrant) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amount schema:MoneyTransfer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:amount schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:amount schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:amount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:amount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:amountOfThisGood "The quantity of the goods included in the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:amountOfThisGood "amountOfThisGood") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:amountOfThisGood schema:TypeAndQuantityNode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:amountOfThisGood schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:amountOfThisGood ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:annualPercentageRate "The annual rate that is charged for borrowing (or made by investing), expressed as a single percentage number that represents the actual yearly cost of funds over the term of a loan. This includes any fees or additional costs associated with the transaction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:annualPercentageRate "annualPercentageRate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:annualPercentageRate schema:FinancialProduct) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:annualPercentageRate schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:annualPercentageRate schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:annualPercentageRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:answerCount "The number of answers this question has received.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:answerCount "answerCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:answerCount schema:Question) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:answerCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:answerExplanation "A step-by-step or full explanation about Answer. Can outline how this Answer was achieved or contain more broad clarification or statement about it. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:answerExplanation "answerExplanation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:answerExplanation schema:Answer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:answerExplanation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:answerExplanation schema:Comment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:answerExplanation schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:answerExplanation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:antagonist "The muscle whose action counteracts the specified muscle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:antagonist "antagonist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:antagonist schema:Muscle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:antagonist ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:antagonist schema:Muscle) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicableLocation "The location in which the status applies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicableLocation "applicableLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicableLocation schema:DrugCost) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicableLocation schema:DrugLegalStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:applicableLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicableLocation schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicantLocationRequirements "The location(s) applicants can apply from. This is usually used for telecommuting jobs where the applicant does not need to be in a physical office. Note: This should not be used for citizenship or work visa requirements.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicantLocationRequirements "applicantLocationRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicantLocationRequirements schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:applicantLocationRequirements ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicantLocationRequirements schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:applicantLocationRequirements ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:application "An application that can complete the request.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:application "application") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:application schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:application schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:application schema:actionApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicationCategory "Type of software application, e.g. 'Game, Multimedia'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicationCategory "applicationCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicationCategory schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationCategory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationCategory schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicationContact "Contact details for further information relevant to this job posting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicationContact "applicationContact") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicationContact schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:applicationContact ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationContact schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:applicationContact ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicationDeadline "The date at which the program stops collecting applications for the next enrollment cycle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicationDeadline "applicationDeadline") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicationDeadline schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:applicationDeadline ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationDeadline schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:applicationDeadline ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicationStartDate "The date at which the program begins collecting applications for the next enrollment cycle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicationStartDate "applicationStartDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicationStartDate schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:applicationStartDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationStartDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:applicationStartDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicationSubCategory "Subcategory of the application, e.g. 'Arcade Game'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicationSubCategory "applicationSubCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicationSubCategory schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationSubCategory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationSubCategory schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:applicationSuite "The name of the application suite to which the application belongs (e.g. Excel belongs to Office).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:applicationSuite "applicationSuite") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:applicationSuite schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:applicationSuite schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:appliesToDeliveryMethod "The delivery method(s) to which the delivery charge or payment charge specification applies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:appliesToDeliveryMethod "appliesToDeliveryMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:appliesToDeliveryMethod schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:appliesToDeliveryMethod schema:PaymentChargeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:appliesToDeliveryMethod schema:DeliveryMethod) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:appliesToDeliveryMethod ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:appliesToPaymentMethod "The payment method(s) to which the payment charge specification applies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:appliesToPaymentMethod "appliesToPaymentMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:appliesToPaymentMethod schema:PaymentChargeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:appliesToPaymentMethod schema:PaymentMethod) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:appliesToPaymentMethod ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:archiveHeld "Collection, [fonds](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fonds), or item held, kept or maintained by an [[ArchiveOrganization]]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:archiveHeld "archiveHeld"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:archiveHeld schema:ArchiveOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:archiveHeld schema:holdingArchive) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:archiveHeld ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:archiveHeld schema:ArchiveComponent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:archiveHeld ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:archivedAt "Indicates a page or other link involved in archival of a [[CreativeWork]]. In the case of [[MediaReview]], the items in a [[MediaReviewItem]] may often become inaccessible, but be archived by archival, journalistic, activist, or law enforcement organizations. In such cases, the referenced page may not directly publish the content.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:archivedAt "archivedAt") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:archivedAt schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:archivedAt ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:archivedAt schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:archivedAt schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:archivedAt ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:area "The area within which users can expect to reach the broadcast service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:area "area") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:area schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:area schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:area schema:serviceArea) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalAirport "The airport where the flight terminates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalAirport "arrivalAirport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalAirport schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalAirport schema:Airport) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalBoatTerminal "The terminal or port from which the boat arrives.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalBoatTerminal "arrivalBoatTerminal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalBoatTerminal schema:BoatTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:arrivalBoatTerminal ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalBoatTerminal schema:BoatTerminal) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:arrivalBoatTerminal ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalBusStop "The stop or station from which the bus arrives.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalBusStop "arrivalBusStop") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalBusStop schema:BusTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalBusStop schema:BusStation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalBusStop schema:BusStop) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalGate "Identifier of the flight's arrival gate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalGate "arrivalGate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalGate schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalGate schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalPlatform "The platform where the train arrives.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalPlatform "arrivalPlatform") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalPlatform schema:TrainTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalPlatform schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalStation "The station where the train trip ends.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalStation "arrivalStation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalStation schema:TrainTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalStation schema:TrainStation) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalTerminal "Identifier of the flight's arrival terminal.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalTerminal "arrivalTerminal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalTerminal schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalTerminal schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arrivalTime "The expected arrival time.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arrivalTime "arrivalTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arrivalTime schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arrivalTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:artEdition "The number of copies when multiple copies of a piece of artwork are produced - e.g. for a limited edition of 20 prints, 'artEdition' refers to the total number of copies (in this example \"20\").") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:artEdition "artEdition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:artEdition schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artEdition schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artEdition schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:arterialBranch "The branches that comprise the arterial structure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:arterialBranch "arterialBranch") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:arterialBranch schema:Artery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:arterialBranch ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:arterialBranch schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:artform "e.g. Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Print, Photograph, Assemblage, Collage, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:artform "artform") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:artform schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artform schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artform schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:articleBody "The actual body of the article.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:articleBody "articleBody") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:articleBody schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:articleBody schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:articleSection "Articles may belong to one or more 'sections' in a magazine or newspaper, such as Sports, Lifestyle, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:articleSection "articleSection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:articleSection schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:articleSection schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:artist "The primary artist for a work - in a medium other than pencils or digital line art--for example, if the - primary artwork is done in watercolors or digital paints.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:artist "artist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:artist schema:ComicIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:artist schema:ComicStory) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:artist schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:artist ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artist schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:artworkSurface "The supporting materials for the artwork, e.g. Canvas, Paper, Wood, Board, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:artworkSurface "artworkSurface") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:artworkSurface schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artworkSurface schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:artworkSurface schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:aspect "An aspect of medical practice that is considered on the page, such as 'diagnosis', 'treatment', 'causes', 'prognosis', 'etiology', 'epidemiology', etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:aspect "aspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:aspect schema:MedicalWebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:aspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:aspect schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:aspect schema:mainContentOfPage) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:assembly "Library file name e.g., mscorlib.dll, system.web.dll.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:assembly "assembly") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:assembly schema:APIReference) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:assembly schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:assembly schema:executableLibraryName) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:assemblyVersion "Associated product/technology version. e.g., .NET Framework 4.5.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:assemblyVersion "assemblyVersion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:assemblyVersion schema:APIReference) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:assemblyVersion schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:assesses "The item being described is intended to assess the competency or learning outcome defined by the referenced term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:assesses "assesses") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:assesses schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:assesses schema:EducationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:assesses schema:LearningResource) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:assesses ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:assesses schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:assesses schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:assesses ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedAnatomy "The anatomy of the underlying organ system or structures associated with this entity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedAnatomy "associatedAnatomy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedAnatomy schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedAnatomy schema:PhysicalActivity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:associatedAnatomy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedAnatomy schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedAnatomy schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedAnatomy schema:SuperficialAnatomy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedArticle "A NewsArticle associated with the Media Object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedArticle "associatedArticle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedArticle schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedArticle schema:NewsArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:associatedDisease ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedDisease "Disease associated to this BioChemEntity. Such disease can be a MedicalCondition or a URL. If you want to add an evidence supporting the association, please use PropertyValue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedDisease "associatedDisease") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedDisease schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:associatedDisease ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedDisease schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedDisease schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedDisease schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedMedia "A media object that encodes this CreativeWork. This property is a synonym for encoding.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedMedia "associatedMedia") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedMedia schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedMedia schema:HyperToc) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedMedia schema:HyperTocEntry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedMedia schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:associatedPathophysiology "If applicable, a description of the pathophysiology associated with the anatomical system, including potential abnormal changes in the mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions of the system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:associatedPathophysiology "associatedPathophysiology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedPathophysiology schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedPathophysiology schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:associatedPathophysiology schema:SuperficialAnatomy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:associatedPathophysiology ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:associatedPathophysiology schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:athlete "A person that acts as performing member of a sports team; a player as opposed to a coach.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:athlete "athlete") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:athlete schema:SportsTeam) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:athlete schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:attendee "A person or organization attending the event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:attendee "attendee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:attendee schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:attendee schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:attendee schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:attendees "A person attending the event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:attendees "attendees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:attendees schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:attendees schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:attendees schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:attendees schema:attendee) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:audience "An intended audience, i.e. a group for whom something was created.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:audience "audience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audience schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audience schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audience schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audience schema:PlayAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audience schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audience schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:audience schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:audienceType "The target group associated with a given audience (e.g. veterans, car owners, musicians, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:audienceType "audienceType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audienceType schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:audienceType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:audio "An embedded audio object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:audio "audio") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:audio schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:audio schema:AudioObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:audio schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:audio schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:audio ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:authenticator "The Organization responsible for authenticating the user's subscription. For example, many media apps require a cable/satellite provider to authenticate your subscription before playing media.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:authenticator "authenticator") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:authenticator schema:MediaSubscription) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:authenticator schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:authenticator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:author "The author of this content or rating. Please note that author is special in that HTML 5 provides a special mechanism for indicating authorship via the rel tag. That is equivalent to this and may be used interchangeably.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:author "author") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:author schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:author schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:author schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:author schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availability "The availability of this item—for example In stock, Out of stock, Pre-order, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availability "availability") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availability schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availability schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availability schema:ItemAvailability) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availabilityEnds "The end of the availability of the product or service included in the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availabilityEnds "availabilityEnds") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availabilityEnds schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availabilityEnds schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availabilityEnds schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availabilityEnds schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availabilityEnds schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availabilityEnds schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:availabilityEnds ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:availabilityEnds ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availabilityStarts "The beginning of the availability of the product or service included in the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availabilityStarts "availabilityStarts") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availabilityStarts schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availabilityStarts schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availabilityStarts schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availabilityStarts schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availabilityStarts schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availabilityStarts schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:availabilityStarts ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:availabilityStarts ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableChannel "A means of accessing the service (e.g. a phone bank, a web site, a location, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableChannel "availableChannel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableChannel schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableChannel schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableDeliveryMethod "The delivery method(s) available for this offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableDeliveryMethod "availableDeliveryMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableDeliveryMethod schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableDeliveryMethod schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableDeliveryMethod schema:DeliveryMethod) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:availableDeliveryMethod ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableFrom "When the item is available for pickup from the store, locker, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableFrom "availableFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableFrom schema:DeliveryEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableFrom schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableIn "The location in which the strength is available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableIn "availableIn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableIn schema:DrugStrength) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:availableIn ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableIn schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableLanguage "A language someone may use with or at the item, service or place. Please use one of the language codes from the [IETF BCP 47 standard](http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47). See also [[inLanguage]]") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableLanguage "availableLanguage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableLanguage schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableLanguage schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableLanguage schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableLanguage schema:TouristAttraction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableLanguage schema:Language) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableLanguage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableOnDevice "Device required to run the application. Used in cases where a specific make/model is required to run the application.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableOnDevice "availableOnDevice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableOnDevice schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableOnDevice schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableService "A medical service available from this provider.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableService "availableService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableService schema:Hospital) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableService schema:MedicalClinic) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableService schema:Physician) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:availableService ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableService schema:MedicalProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableService schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableService schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableStrength "An available dosage strength for the drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableStrength "availableStrength") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableStrength schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:availableStrength ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableStrength schema:DrugStrength) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableTest "A diagnostic test or procedure offered by this lab.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableTest "availableTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableTest schema:DiagnosticLab) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:availableTest ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableTest schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:availableThrough "After this date, the item will no longer be available for pickup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:availableThrough "availableThrough") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:availableThrough schema:DeliveryEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:availableThrough schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:award "An award won by or for this item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:award "award") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:award schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:award schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:award schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:award schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:award schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:award schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:awards "Awards won by or for this item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:awards "awards") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:awards schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:awards schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:awards schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:awards schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:awards schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:awards schema:award) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:backstory "For an [[Article]], typically a [[NewsArticle]], the backstory property provides a textual summary giving a brief explanation of why and how an article was created. In a journalistic setting this could include information about reporting process, methods, interviews, data sources, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:backstory "backstory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:backstory schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:backstory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:backstory schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:backstory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:backstory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:backstory ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bankAccountType "The type of a bank account.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bankAccountType "bankAccountType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bankAccountType schema:BankAccount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:bankAccountType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bankAccountType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bankAccountType schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:bankAccountType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:bankAccountType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:baseSalary "The base salary of the job or of an employee in an EmployeeRole.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:baseSalary "baseSalary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:baseSalary schema:EmployeeRole) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:baseSalary schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:baseSalary schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:baseSalary schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:baseSalary schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bed "The type of bed or beds included in the accommodation. For the single case of just one bed of a certain type, you use bed directly with a text. - If you want to indicate the quantity of a certain kind of bed, use an instance of BedDetails. For more detailed information, use the amenityFeature property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bed "bed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bed schema:HotelRoom) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bed schema:Suite) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bed schema:BedDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bed schema:BedType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bed schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:bed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:beforeMedia "A media object representing the circumstances before performing this direction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:beforeMedia "beforeMedia") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:beforeMedia schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:beforeMedia schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:beforeMedia schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:beneficiaryBank "A bank or bank’s branch, financial institution or international financial institution operating the beneficiary’s bank account or releasing funds for the beneficiary.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:beneficiaryBank "beneficiaryBank") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:beneficiaryBank schema:MoneyTransfer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:beneficiaryBank ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:beneficiaryBank schema:BankOrCreditUnion) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:beneficiaryBank schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:beneficiaryBank ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:beneficiaryBank ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:benefits "Description of benefits associated with the job.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:benefits "benefits") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:benefits schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:benefits schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:benefits schema:jobBenefits) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:benefitsSummaryUrl "The URL that goes directly to the summary of benefits and coverage for the specific standard plan or plan variation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:benefitsSummaryUrl "benefitsSummaryUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:benefitsSummaryUrl schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:benefitsSummaryUrl ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:benefitsSummaryUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:benefitsSummaryUrl ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bestRating "The highest value allowed in this rating system. If bestRating is omitted, 5 is assumed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bestRating "bestRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bestRating schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bestRating schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bestRating schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:billingAddress "The billing address for the order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:billingAddress "billingAddress") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:billingAddress schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:billingAddress schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:billingDuration "Specifies for how long this price (or price component) will be billed. Can be used, for example, to model the contractual duration of a subscription or payment plan. Type can be either a Duration or a Number (in which case the unit of measurement, for example month, is specified by the unitCode property).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:billingDuration "billingDuration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:billingDuration schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:billingDuration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:billingDuration schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:billingDuration schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:billingDuration schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:billingDuration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:billingIncrement "This property specifies the minimal quantity and rounding increment that will be the basis for the billing. The unit of measurement is specified by the unitCode property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:billingIncrement "billingIncrement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:billingIncrement schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:billingIncrement schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:billingIncrement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:billingPeriod "The time interval used to compute the invoice.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:billingPeriod "billingPeriod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:billingPeriod schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:billingPeriod schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:billingStart "Specifies after how much time this price (or price component) becomes valid and billing starts. Can be used, for example, to model a price increase after the first year of a subscription. The unit of measurement is specified by the unitCode property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:billingStart "billingStart") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:billingStart schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:billingStart ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:billingStart schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:billingStart ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:bioChemInteraction ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bioChemInteraction "A BioChemEntity that is known to interact with this item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bioChemInteraction "bioChemInteraction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bioChemInteraction schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:bioChemInteraction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bioChemInteraction schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:bioChemSimilarity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bioChemSimilarity "A similar BioChemEntity, e.g., obtained by fingerprint similarity algorithms.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bioChemSimilarity "bioChemSimilarity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bioChemSimilarity schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:bioChemSimilarity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bioChemSimilarity schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:biologicalRole ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:biologicalRole "A role played by the BioChemEntity within a biological context.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:biologicalRole "biologicalRole") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:biologicalRole schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:biologicalRole ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:biologicalRole schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:biomechnicalClass "The biomechanical properties of the bone.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:biomechnicalClass "biomechnicalClass") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:biomechnicalClass schema:Joint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:biomechnicalClass ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:biomechnicalClass schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:birthDate "Date of birth.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:birthDate "birthDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:birthDate schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:birthDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:birthPlace "The place where the person was born.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:birthPlace "birthPlace") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:birthPlace schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:birthPlace schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bitrate "The bitrate of the media object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bitrate "bitrate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bitrate schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bitrate schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:blogPost "A posting that is part of this blog.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:blogPost "blogPost") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:blogPost schema:Blog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:blogPost schema:BlogPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:blogPosts "Indicates a post that is part of a [[Blog]]. Note that historically, what we term a \"Blog\" was once known as a \"weblog\", and that what we term a \"BlogPosting\" is now often colloquially referred to as a \"blog\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:blogPosts "blogPosts") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:blogPosts schema:Blog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:blogPosts schema:BlogPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:blogPosts schema:blogPost) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bloodSupply "The blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the muscle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bloodSupply "bloodSupply") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bloodSupply schema:Muscle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:bloodSupply ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bloodSupply schema:Vessel) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:boardingGroup "The airline-specific indicator of boarding order / preference.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:boardingGroup "boardingGroup") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:boardingGroup schema:FlightReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:boardingGroup schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:boardingPolicy "The type of boarding policy used by the airline (e.g. zone-based or group-based).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:boardingPolicy "boardingPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:boardingPolicy schema:Airline) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:boardingPolicy schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:boardingPolicy schema:BoardingPolicyType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bodyLocation "Location in the body of the anatomical structure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bodyLocation "bodyLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bodyLocation schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bodyLocation schema:MedicalProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:bodyLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bodyLocation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bodyType "Indicates the design and body style of the vehicle (e.g. station wagon, hatchback, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bodyType "bodyType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bodyType schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:bodyType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bodyType schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bodyType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bodyType schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:bodyType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bookEdition "The edition of the book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bookEdition "bookEdition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bookEdition schema:Book) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bookEdition schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bookFormat "The format of the book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bookFormat "bookFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bookFormat schema:Book) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bookFormat schema:BookFormatType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bookingAgent "'bookingAgent' is an out-dated term indicating a 'broker' that serves as a booking agent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bookingAgent "bookingAgent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bookingAgent schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bookingAgent schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bookingAgent schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:bookingAgent schema:broker) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:bookingTime "The date and time the reservation was booked.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:bookingTime "bookingTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:bookingTime schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:bookingTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:box "A box is the area enclosed by the rectangle formed by two points. The first point is the lower corner, the second point is the upper corner. A box is expressed as two points separated by a space character.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:box "box") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:box schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:box schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:branch "The branches that delineate from the nerve bundle. Not to be confused with [[branchOf]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:branch "branch") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:branch schema:Nerve) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:branch ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:branch schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:branch schema:arterialBranch) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:branchCode "A short textual code (also called \"store code\") that uniquely identifies a place of business. The code is typically assigned by the parentOrganization and used in structured URLs.\\n\\nFor example, in the URL http://www.starbucks.co.uk/store-locator/etc/detail/3047 the code \"3047\" is a branchCode for a particular branch. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:branchCode "branchCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:branchCode schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:branchCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:branchOf "The larger organization that this local business is a branch of, if any. Not to be confused with (anatomical)[[branch]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:branchOf "branchOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:branchOf schema:LocalBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:branchOf schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:branchOf schema:parentOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:brand "The brand(s) associated with a product or service, or the brand(s) maintained by an organization or business person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:brand "brand") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:brand schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:brand schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:brand schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:brand schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:brand schema:Brand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:brand schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:breadcrumb "A set of links that can help a user understand and navigate a website hierarchy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:breadcrumb "breadcrumb") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:breadcrumb schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:breadcrumb schema:BreadcrumbList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:breadcrumb schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:breastfeedingWarning "Any precaution, guidance, contraindication, etc. related to this drug's use by breastfeeding mothers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:breastfeedingWarning "breastfeedingWarning") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:breastfeedingWarning schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:breastfeedingWarning ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:breastfeedingWarning schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastAffiliateOf "The media network(s) whose content is broadcast on this station.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastAffiliateOf "broadcastAffiliateOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastAffiliateOf schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastAffiliateOf schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastChannelId "The unique address by which the BroadcastService can be identified in a provider lineup. In US, this is typically a number.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastChannelId "broadcastChannelId") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastChannelId schema:BroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastChannelId schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastDisplayName "The name displayed in the channel guide. For many US affiliates, it is the network name.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastDisplayName "broadcastDisplayName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastDisplayName schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastDisplayName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastFrequency "The frequency used for over-the-air broadcasts. Numeric values or simple ranges e.g. 87-99. In addition a shortcut idiom is supported for frequences of AM and FM radio channels, e.g. \"87 FM\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastFrequency "broadcastFrequency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastFrequency schema:BroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastFrequency schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastFrequency schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastFrequency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:broadcastFrequency ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastFrequencyValue "The frequency in MHz for a particular broadcast.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastFrequencyValue "broadcastFrequencyValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastFrequencyValue schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastFrequencyValue schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastFrequencyValue schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:broadcastFrequencyValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastOfEvent "The event being broadcast such as a sporting event or awards ceremony.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastOfEvent "broadcastOfEvent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastOfEvent schema:BroadcastEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastOfEvent schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastServiceTier "The type of service required to have access to the channel (e.g. Standard or Premium).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastServiceTier "broadcastServiceTier") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastServiceTier schema:BroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastServiceTier schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastSignalModulation "The modulation (e.g. FM, AM, etc) used by a particular broadcast service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastSignalModulation "broadcastSignalModulation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastSignalModulation schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:broadcastSignalModulation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastSignalModulation schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastSignalModulation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:broadcastSignalModulation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastSubChannel "The subchannel used for the broadcast.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastSubChannel "broadcastSubChannel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastSubChannel schema:BroadcastFrequencySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:broadcastSubChannel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastSubChannel schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:broadcastSubChannel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcastTimezone "The timezone in [ISO 8601 format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601) for which the service bases its broadcasts") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcastTimezone "broadcastTimezone") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcastTimezone schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcastTimezone schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broadcaster "The organization owning or operating the broadcast service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broadcaster "broadcaster") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broadcaster schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broadcaster schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:broker "An entity that arranges for an exchange between a buyer and a seller. In most cases a broker never acquires or releases ownership of a product or service involved in an exchange. If it is not clear whether an entity is a broker, seller, or buyer, the latter two terms are preferred.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:broker "broker") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broker schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broker schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broker schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:broker schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broker schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:broker schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:browserRequirements "Specifies browser requirements in human-readable text. For example, 'requires HTML5 support'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:browserRequirements "browserRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:browserRequirements schema:WebApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:browserRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:busName "The name of the bus (e.g. Bolt Express).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:busName "busName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:busName schema:BusTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:busName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:busNumber "The unique identifier for the bus.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:busNumber "busNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:busNumber schema:BusTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:busNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:businessDays "Days of the week when the merchant typically operates, indicated via opening hours markup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:businessDays "businessDays") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:businessDays schema:ShippingDeliveryTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:businessDays ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:businessDays schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:businessDays ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:businessFunction "The business function (e.g. sell, lease, repair, dispose) of the offer or component of a bundle (TypeAndQuantityNode). The default is http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Sell.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:businessFunction "businessFunction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:businessFunction schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:businessFunction schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:businessFunction schema:TypeAndQuantityNode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:businessFunction schema:BusinessFunction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:businessFunction ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:byArtist "The artist that performed this album or recording.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:byArtist "byArtist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:byArtist schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:byArtist schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:byArtist schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:byArtist schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:byDay "Defines the day(s) of the week on which a recurring [[Event]] takes place. May be specified using either [[DayOfWeek]], or alternatively [[Text]] conforming to iCal's syntax for byDay recurrence rules.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:byDay "byDay") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:byDay schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:byDay ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:byDay schema:DayOfWeek) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:byDay schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:byDay ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:byMonth "Defines the month(s) of the year on which a recurring [[Event]] takes place. Specified as an [[Integer]] between 1-12. January is 1.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:byMonth "byMonth") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:byMonth schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:byMonth ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:byMonth schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:byMonth ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:byMonthDay "Defines the day(s) of the month on which a recurring [[Event]] takes place. Specified as an [[Integer]] between 1-31.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:byMonthDay "byMonthDay") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:byMonthDay schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:byMonthDay ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:byMonthDay schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:byMonthDay ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:byMonthWeek "Defines the week(s) of the month on which a recurring Event takes place. Specified as an Integer between 1-5. For clarity, byMonthWeek is best used in conjunction with byDay to indicate concepts like the first and third Mondays of a month.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:byMonthWeek "byMonthWeek") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:byMonthWeek schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:byMonthWeek ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:byMonthWeek schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:byMonthWeek ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:calories "The number of calories.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:calories "calories") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:calories schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:calories schema:Energy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:carbohydrateContent "The number of grams of carbohydrates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:carbohydrateContent "carbohydrateContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:carbohydrateContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:carbohydrateContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cargoVolume "The available volume for cargo or luggage. For automobiles, this is usually the trunk volume.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): LTR for liters, FTQ for cubic foot/feet\\n\\nNote: You can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cargoVolume "cargoVolume") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cargoVolume schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cargoVolume schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cargoVolume ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:carrier "'carrier' is an out-dated term indicating the 'provider' for parcel delivery and flights.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:carrier "carrier") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:carrier schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:carrier schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:carrier schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:carrier schema:provider) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:carrierRequirements "Specifies specific carrier(s) requirements for the application (e.g. an application may only work on a specific carrier network).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:carrierRequirements "carrierRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:carrierRequirements schema:MobileApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:carrierRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cashBack "A cardholder benefit that pays the cardholder a small percentage of their net expenditures.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cashBack "cashBack") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cashBack schema:PaymentCard) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cashBack ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cashBack schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cashBack schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cashBack ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cashBack ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:catalog "A data catalog which contains this dataset.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:catalog "catalog") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:catalog schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:catalog schema:DataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:catalog schema:includedInDataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:catalogNumber "The catalog number for the release.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:catalogNumber "catalogNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:catalogNumber schema:MusicRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:catalogNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:catalogNumber ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:causeOf "The condition, complication, symptom, sign, etc. caused.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:causeOf "causeOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:causeOf schema:MedicalCause) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:causeOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:causeOf schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:character "Fictional person connected with a creative work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:character "character") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:character schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:character schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:characterAttribute "A piece of data that represents a particular aspect of a fictional character (skill, power, character points, advantage, disadvantage).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:characterAttribute "characterAttribute") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:characterAttribute schema:Game) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:characterAttribute schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:characterAttribute schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:characterName "The name of a character played in some acting or performing role, i.e. in a PerformanceRole.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:characterName "characterName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:characterName schema:PerformanceRole) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:characterName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cheatCode "Cheat codes to the game.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cheatCode "cheatCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cheatCode schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cheatCode schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cheatCode schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:checkinTime "The earliest someone may check into a lodging establishment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:checkinTime "checkinTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:checkinTime schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:checkinTime schema:LodgingReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:checkinTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:checkinTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:checkoutTime "The latest someone may check out of a lodging establishment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:checkoutTime "checkoutTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:checkoutTime schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:checkoutTime schema:LodgingReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:checkoutTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:checkoutTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:chemicalComposition ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:chemicalComposition "The chemical composition describes the identity and relative ratio of the chemical elements that make up the substance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:chemicalComposition "chemicalComposition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:chemicalComposition schema:ChemicalSubstance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:chemicalComposition ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:chemicalComposition schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:chemicalRole ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:chemicalRole "A role played by the BioChemEntity within a chemical context.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:chemicalRole "chemicalRole") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:chemicalRole schema:ChemicalSubstance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:chemicalRole schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:chemicalRole ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:chemicalRole schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:childMaxAge "Maximal age of the child.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:childMaxAge "childMaxAge") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:childMaxAge schema:ParentAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:childMaxAge schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:childMinAge "Minimal age of the child.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:childMinAge "childMinAge") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:childMinAge schema:ParentAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:childMinAge schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:childTaxon ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:childTaxon "Closest child taxa of the taxon in question.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:childTaxon "childTaxon") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:childTaxon schema:Taxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:childTaxon schema:parentTaxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:childTaxon ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:childTaxon schema:Taxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:childTaxon schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:childTaxon schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:children "A child of the person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:children "children") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:children schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:children schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cholesterolContent "The number of milligrams of cholesterol.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cholesterolContent "cholesterolContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cholesterolContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cholesterolContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:circle "A circle is the circular region of a specified radius centered at a specified latitude and longitude. A circle is expressed as a pair followed by a radius in meters.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:circle "circle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:circle schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:circle schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:citation "A citation or reference to another creative work, such as another publication, web page, scholarly article, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:citation "citation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:citation schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:citation schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:citation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:claimInterpreter "For a [[Claim]] interpreted from [[MediaObject]] content - sed to indicate a claim contained, implied or refined from the content of a [[MediaObject]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:claimInterpreter "claimInterpreter") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:claimInterpreter schema:Claim) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:claimInterpreter ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:claimInterpreter schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:claimInterpreter schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:claimInterpreter ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:claimReviewed "A short summary of the specific claims reviewed in a ClaimReview.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:claimReviewed "claimReviewed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:claimReviewed schema:ClaimReview) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:claimReviewed schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:claimReviewed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:clincalPharmacology "Description of the absorption and elimination of drugs, including their concentration (pharmacokinetics, pK) and biological effects (pharmacodynamics, pD).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:clincalPharmacology "clincalPharmacology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:clincalPharmacology schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:clincalPharmacology ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:clincalPharmacology schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:clincalPharmacology schema:clinicalPharmacology) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:clinicalPharmacology "Description of the absorption and elimination of drugs, including their concentration (pharmacokinetics, pK) and biological effects (pharmacodynamics, pD).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:clinicalPharmacology "clinicalPharmacology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:clinicalPharmacology schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:clinicalPharmacology ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:clinicalPharmacology schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:closes "The closing hour of the place or service on the given day(s) of the week.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:closes "closes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:closes schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:closes schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:closes ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:coach "A person that acts in a coaching role for a sports team.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:coach "coach") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:coach schema:SportsTeam) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:coach schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:code "A medical code for the entity, taken from a controlled vocabulary or ontology such as ICD-9, DiseasesDB, MeSH, SNOMED-CT, RxNorm, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:code "code") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:code schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:code ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:code schema:MedicalCode) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:codeRepository "Link to the repository where the un-compiled, human readable code and related code is located (SVN, github, CodePlex).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:codeRepository "codeRepository") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:codeRepository schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:codeRepository schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:codeSampleType "What type of code sample: full (compile ready) solution, code snippet, inline code, scripts, template.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:codeSampleType "codeSampleType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:codeSampleType schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:codeSampleType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:codingSystem "The coding system, e.g. 'ICD-10'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:codingSystem "codingSystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:codingSystem schema:MedicalCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:codingSystem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:codingSystem schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:colleague "A colleague of the person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:colleague "colleague") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:colleague schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:colleague schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:colleague schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:colleagues "A colleague of the person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:colleagues "colleagues") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:colleagues schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:colleagues schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:colleagues schema:colleague) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:collectionSize "The number of items in the [[Collection]]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:collectionSize "collectionSize"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:collectionSize schema:Collection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:collectionSize ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:collectionSize schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:collectionSize ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:color "The color of the product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:color "color") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:color schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:color schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:color ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:colorist "The individual who adds color to inked drawings.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:colorist "colorist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:colorist schema:ComicIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:colorist schema:ComicStory) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:colorist schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:colorist ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:colorist schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:comment "Comments, typically from users.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:comment "comment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:comment schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:comment schema:RsvpAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:comment schema:Comment) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:commentCount "The number of comments this CreativeWork (e.g. Article, Question or Answer) has received. This is most applicable to works published in Web sites with commenting system; additional comments may exist elsewhere.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:commentCount "commentCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:commentCount schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:commentCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:commentText "The text of the UserComment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:commentText "commentText") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:commentText schema:UserComments) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:commentText schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:commentTime "The time at which the UserComment was made.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:commentTime "commentTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:commentTime schema:UserComments) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:commentTime schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:commentTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:competencyRequired "Knowledge, skill, ability or personal attribute that must be demonstrated by a person or other entity in order to do something such as earn an Educational Occupational Credential or understand a LearningResource.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:competencyRequired "competencyRequired") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:competencyRequired schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:competencyRequired schema:LearningResource) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:competencyRequired ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:competencyRequired schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:competencyRequired schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:competencyRequired schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:competencyRequired ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:composer "The person or organization who wrote a composition, or who is the composer of a work performed at some event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:composer "composer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:composer schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:composer schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:composer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:composer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:composer ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:comprisedOf "Specifying something physically contained by something else. Typically used here for the underlying anatomical structures, such as organs, that comprise the anatomical system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:comprisedOf "comprisedOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:comprisedOf schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:comprisedOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:comprisedOf schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:comprisedOf schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:conditionsOfAccess "Conditions that affect the availability of, or method(s) of access to, an item. Typically used for real world items such as an [[ArchiveComponent]] held by an [[ArchiveOrganization]]. This property is not suitable for use as a general Web access control mechanism. It is expressed only in natural language.\\n\\nFor example \"Available by appointment from the Reading Room\" or \"Accessible only from logged-in accounts \". ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:conditionsOfAccess "conditionsOfAccess") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:conditionsOfAccess schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:conditionsOfAccess ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:conditionsOfAccess schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:conditionsOfAccess ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:connectedTo "Other anatomical structures to which this structure is connected.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:connectedTo "connectedTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:connectedTo schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:connectedTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:connectedTo schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:constrainingProperty "Indicates a property used as a constraint to define a [[StatisticalPopulation]] with respect to the set of entities - corresponding to an indicated type (via [[populationType]]).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:constrainingProperty "constrainingProperty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:constrainingProperty schema:StatisticalPopulation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:constrainingProperty ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:constrainingProperty schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:constrainingProperty ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contactOption "An option available on this contact point (e.g. a toll-free number or support for hearing-impaired callers).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contactOption "contactOption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactOption schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contactOption schema:ContactPointOption) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contactPoint "A contact point for a person or organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contactPoint "contactPoint") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactPoint schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactPoint schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactPoint schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contactPoint schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contactPoints "A contact point for a person or organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contactPoints "contactPoints") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactPoints schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactPoints schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contactPoints schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:contactPoints schema:contactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contactType "A person or organization can have different contact points, for different purposes. For example, a sales contact point, a PR contact point and so on. This property is used to specify the kind of contact point.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contactType "contactType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactType schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contactType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contactlessPayment "A secure method for consumers to purchase products or services via debit, credit or smartcards by using RFID or NFC technology.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contactlessPayment "contactlessPayment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contactlessPayment schema:PaymentCard) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:contactlessPayment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contactlessPayment schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:contactlessPayment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:contactlessPayment ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:containedIn "The basic containment relation between a place and one that contains it.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:containedIn "containedIn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:containedIn schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:containedIn schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:containedIn schema:containedInPlace) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:containedInPlace "The basic containment relation between a place and one that contains it.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:containedInPlace "containedInPlace") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:containedInPlace schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:containedInPlace schema:containsPlace) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:containedInPlace schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:containsPlace "The basic containment relation between a place and another that it contains.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:containsPlace "containsPlace") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:containsPlace schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:containsPlace schema:containedInPlace) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:containsPlace schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contentRating "Official rating of a piece of content—for example,'MPAA PG-13'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contentRating "contentRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contentRating schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contentRating schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contentRating schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contentReferenceTime "The specific time described by a creative work, for works (e.g. articles, video objects etc.) that emphasise a particular moment within an Event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contentReferenceTime "contentReferenceTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contentReferenceTime schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:contentReferenceTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contentReferenceTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:contentReferenceTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contentSize "File size in (mega/kilo) bytes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contentSize "contentSize") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contentSize schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contentSize schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contentType "The supported content type(s) for an EntryPoint response.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contentType "contentType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contentType schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contentType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contentUrl "Actual bytes of the media object, for example the image file or video file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contentUrl "contentUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contentUrl schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contentUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contraindication "A contraindication for this therapy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contraindication "contraindication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contraindication schema:MedicalDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contraindication schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:contraindication ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contraindication schema:MedicalContraindication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contraindication schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:contributor "A secondary contributor to the CreativeWork or Event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:contributor "contributor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contributor schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:contributor schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contributor schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:contributor schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cookingMethod "The method of cooking, such as Frying, Steaming, ...") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cookingMethod "cookingMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cookingMethod schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cookingMethod schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:copyrightHolder "The party holding the legal copyright to the CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:copyrightHolder "copyrightHolder") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:copyrightHolder schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:copyrightHolder schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:copyrightHolder schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:copyrightNotice "Text of a notice appropriate for describing the copyright aspects of this Creative Work, ideally indicating the owner of the copyright for the Work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:copyrightNotice "copyrightNotice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:copyrightNotice schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:copyrightNotice ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:copyrightNotice schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:copyrightNotice ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:copyrightYear "The year during which the claimed copyright for the CreativeWork was first asserted.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:copyrightYear "copyrightYear") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:copyrightYear schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:copyrightYear schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:correction "Indicates a correction to a [[CreativeWork]], either via a [[CorrectionComment]], textually or in another document.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:correction "correction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:correction schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:correction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:correction schema:CorrectionComment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:correction schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:correction schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:correction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:correction ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:costCategory "The category of cost, such as wholesale, retail, reimbursement cap, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:costCategory "costCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:costCategory schema:DrugCost) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:costCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:costCategory schema:DrugCostCategory) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:costCurrency "The currency (in 3-letter of the drug cost. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:costCurrency "costCurrency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:costCurrency schema:DrugCost) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:costCurrency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:costCurrency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:costOrigin "Additional details to capture the origin of the cost data. For example, 'Medicare Part B'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:costOrigin "costOrigin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:costOrigin schema:DrugCost) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:costOrigin ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:costOrigin schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:costPerUnit "The cost per unit of the drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:costPerUnit "costPerUnit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:costPerUnit schema:DrugCost) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:costPerUnit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:costPerUnit schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:costPerUnit schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:costPerUnit schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:countriesNotSupported "Countries for which the application is not supported. You can also provide the two-letter ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:countriesNotSupported "countriesNotSupported") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countriesNotSupported schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:countriesNotSupported schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:countriesSupported "Countries for which the application is supported. You can also provide the two-letter ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:countriesSupported "countriesSupported") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countriesSupported schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:countriesSupported schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:countryOfAssembly "The place where the product was assembled.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:countryOfAssembly "countryOfAssembly") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfAssembly schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:countryOfAssembly ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:countryOfAssembly schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:countryOfAssembly ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:countryOfLastProcessing "The place where the item (typically [[Product]]) was last processed and tested before importation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:countryOfLastProcessing "countryOfLastProcessing") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfLastProcessing schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:countryOfLastProcessing ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:countryOfLastProcessing schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:countryOfLastProcessing ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:countryOfOrigin "The country of origin of something, including products as well as creative works such as movie and TV content. - -In the case of TV and movie, this would be the country of the principle offices of the production company or individual responsible for the movie. For other kinds of [[CreativeWork]] it is difficult to provide fully general guidance, and properties such as [[contentLocation]] and [[locationCreated]] may be more applicable. - -In the case of products, the country of origin of the product. The exact interpretation of this may vary by context and product type, and cannot be fully enumerated here.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:countryOfOrigin "countryOfOrigin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfOrigin schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfOrigin schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfOrigin schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfOrigin schema:TVEpisode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfOrigin schema:TVSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:countryOfOrigin schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:countryOfOrigin schema:Country) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:courseCode "The identifier for the [[Course]] used by the course [[provider]] (e.g. CS101 or 6.001).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:courseCode "courseCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:courseCode schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:courseCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:courseMode "The medium or means of delivery of the course instance or the mode of study, either as a text label (e.g. \"online\", \"onsite\" or \"blended\"; \"synchronous\" or \"asynchronous\"; \"full-time\" or \"part-time\") or as a URL reference to a term from a controlled vocabulary (e.g. https://ceds.ed.gov/element/001311#Asynchronous ).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:courseMode "courseMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:courseMode schema:CourseInstance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:courseMode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:courseMode schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:coursePrerequisites "Requirements for taking the Course. May be completion of another [[Course]] or a textual description like \"permission of instructor\". Requirements may be a pre-requisite competency, referenced using [[AlignmentObject]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:coursePrerequisites "coursePrerequisites") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:coursePrerequisites schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:coursePrerequisites schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:coursePrerequisites schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:coursePrerequisites schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:courseWorkload "The amount of work expected of students taking the course, often provided as a figure per week or per month, and may be broken down by type. For example, \"2 hours of lectures, 1 hour of lab work and 3 hours of independent study per week\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:courseWorkload "courseWorkload") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:courseWorkload schema:CourseInstance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:courseWorkload ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:courseWorkload schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:courseWorkload ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:coverageEndTime "The time when the live blog will stop covering the Event. Note that coverage may continue after the Event concludes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:coverageEndTime "coverageEndTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:coverageEndTime schema:LiveBlogPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:coverageEndTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:coverageStartTime "The time when the live blog will begin covering the Event. Note that coverage may begin before the Event's start time. The LiveBlogPosting may also be created before coverage begins.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:coverageStartTime "coverageStartTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:coverageStartTime schema:LiveBlogPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:coverageStartTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:creativeWorkStatus "The status of a creative work in terms of its stage in a lifecycle. Example terms include Incomplete, Draft, Published, Obsolete. Some organizations define a set of terms for the stages of their publication lifecycle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:creativeWorkStatus "creativeWorkStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:creativeWorkStatus schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:creativeWorkStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:creativeWorkStatus schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:creativeWorkStatus schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:creativeWorkStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:credentialCategory "The category or type of credential being described, for example \"degree”, “certificate”, “badge”, or more specific term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:credentialCategory "credentialCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:credentialCategory schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:credentialCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:credentialCategory schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:credentialCategory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:credentialCategory schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:credentialCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:creditText "Text that can be used to credit person(s) and/or organization(s) associated with a published Creative Work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:creditText "creditText") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:creditText schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:creditText ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:creditText schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:creditText ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:creditedTo "The group the release is credited to if different than the byArtist. For example, Red and Blue is credited to \"Stefani Germanotta Band\", but by Lady Gaga.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:creditedTo "creditedTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:creditedTo schema:MusicRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:creditedTo schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:creditedTo schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:creditedTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cssSelector "A CSS selector, e.g. of a [[SpeakableSpecification]] or [[WebPageElement]]. In the latter case, multiple matches within a page can constitute a single conceptual \"Web page element\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cssSelector "cssSelector") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cssSelector schema:SpeakableSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cssSelector schema:WebPageElement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cssSelector schema:CssSelectorType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cssSelector ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:currenciesAccepted "The currency accepted.\\n\\nUse standard formats: [ISO 4217 currency format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217) e.g. \"USD\"; [Ticker symbol](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cryptocurrencies) for cryptocurrencies e.g. \"BTC\"; well known names for [Local Exchange Tradings Systems](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system) (LETS) and other currency types e.g. \"Ithaca HOUR\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:currenciesAccepted "currenciesAccepted") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:currenciesAccepted schema:LocalBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:currenciesAccepted schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:currency "The currency in which the monetary amount is expressed.\\n\\nUse standard formats: [ISO 4217 currency format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217) e.g. \"USD\"; [Ticker symbol](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cryptocurrencies) for cryptocurrencies e.g. \"BTC\"; well known names for [Local Exchange Tradings Systems](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system) (LETS) and other currency types e.g. \"Ithaca HOUR\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:currency "currency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:currency schema:DatedMoneySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:currency schema:ExchangeRateSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:currency schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:currency schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:currency schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:currency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:currency ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:currentExchangeRate "The current price of a currency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:currentExchangeRate "currentExchangeRate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:currentExchangeRate schema:ExchangeRateSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:currentExchangeRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:currentExchangeRate schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:currentExchangeRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:currentExchangeRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:customer "Party placing the order or paying the invoice.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:customer "customer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:customer schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:customer schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:customer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:customer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:customerRemorseReturnFees "The type of return fees if the product is returned due to customer remorse.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:customerRemorseReturnFees "customerRemorseReturnFees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:customerRemorseReturnFees schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:customerRemorseReturnFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:customerRemorseReturnFees schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:customerRemorseReturnFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:customerRemorseReturnLabelSource "The method (from an enumeration) by which the customer obtains a return shipping label for a product returned due to customer remorse.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:customerRemorseReturnLabelSource "customerRemorseReturnLabelSource") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:customerRemorseReturnLabelSource schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:customerRemorseReturnLabelSource ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:customerRemorseReturnLabelSource schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:customerRemorseReturnLabelSource ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:customerRemorseReturnShippingFeesAmount "The amount of shipping costs if a product is returned due to customer remorse. Applicable when property [[customerRemorseReturnFees]] equals [[ReturnShippingFees]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:customerRemorseReturnShippingFeesAmount "customerRemorseReturnShippingFeesAmount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:customerRemorseReturnShippingFeesAmount schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:customerRemorseReturnShippingFeesAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:customerRemorseReturnShippingFeesAmount schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:customerRemorseReturnShippingFeesAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cutoffTime "Order cutoff time allows merchants to describe the time after which they will no longer process orders received on that day. For orders processed after cutoff time, one day gets added to the delivery time estimate. This property is expected to be most typically used via the [[ShippingRateSettings]] publication pattern. The time is indicated using the ISO-8601 Time format, e.g. \"23:30:00-05:00\" would represent 6:30 pm Eastern Standard Time (EST) which is 5 hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cutoffTime "cutoffTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cutoffTime schema:ShippingDeliveryTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cutoffTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cutoffTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cutoffTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdCollectionDate "collectiondate - Date for which patient counts are reported.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdCollectionDate "cvdCollectionDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdCollectionDate schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdCollectionDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdCollectionDate schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdCollectionDate schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdCollectionDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdFacilityCounty "Name of the County of the NHSN facility that this data record applies to. Use [[cvdFacilityId]] to identify the facility. To provide other details, [[healthcareReportingData]] can be used on a [[Hospital]] entry.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdFacilityCounty "cvdFacilityCounty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdFacilityCounty schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdFacilityCounty ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdFacilityCounty schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdFacilityCounty ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdFacilityId "Identifier of the NHSN facility that this data record applies to. Use [[cvdFacilityCounty]] to indicate the county. To provide other details, [[healthcareReportingData]] can be used on a [[Hospital]] entry.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdFacilityId "cvdFacilityId") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdFacilityId schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdFacilityId ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdFacilityId schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdFacilityId ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumBeds "numbeds - HOSPITAL INPATIENT BEDS: Inpatient beds, including all staffed, licensed, and overflow (surge) beds used for inpatients.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumBeds "cvdNumBeds") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumBeds schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumBeds ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumBeds schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumBeds ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumBedsOcc "numbedsocc - HOSPITAL INPATIENT BED OCCUPANCY: Total number of staffed inpatient beds that are occupied.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumBedsOcc "cvdNumBedsOcc") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumBedsOcc schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumBedsOcc ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumBedsOcc schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumBedsOcc ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumC19Died "numc19died - DEATHS: Patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 who died in the hospital, ED, or any overflow location.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumC19Died "cvdNumC19Died") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumC19Died schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumC19Died ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumC19Died schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumC19Died ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumC19HOPats "numc19hopats - HOSPITAL ONSET: Patients hospitalized in an NHSN inpatient care location with onset of suspected or confirmed COVID-19 14 or more days after hospitalization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumC19HOPats "cvdNumC19HOPats") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumC19HOPats schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumC19HOPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumC19HOPats schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumC19HOPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumC19HospPats "numc19hosppats - HOSPITALIZED: Patients currently hospitalized in an inpatient care location who have suspected or confirmed COVID-19.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumC19HospPats "cvdNumC19HospPats") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumC19HospPats schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumC19HospPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumC19HospPats schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumC19HospPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumC19MechVentPats "numc19mechventpats - HOSPITALIZED and VENTILATED: Patients hospitalized in an NHSN inpatient care location who have suspected or confirmed COVID-19 and are on a mechanical ventilator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumC19MechVentPats "cvdNumC19MechVentPats") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumC19MechVentPats schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumC19MechVentPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumC19MechVentPats schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumC19MechVentPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumC19OFMechVentPats "numc19ofmechventpats - ED/OVERFLOW and VENTILATED: Patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 who are in the ED or any overflow location awaiting an inpatient bed and on a mechanical ventilator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumC19OFMechVentPats "cvdNumC19OFMechVentPats") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumC19OFMechVentPats schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumC19OFMechVentPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumC19OFMechVentPats schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumC19OFMechVentPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumC19OverflowPats "numc19overflowpats - ED/OVERFLOW: Patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 who are in the ED or any overflow location awaiting an inpatient bed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumC19OverflowPats "cvdNumC19OverflowPats") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumC19OverflowPats schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumC19OverflowPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumC19OverflowPats schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumC19OverflowPats ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumICUBeds "numicubeds - ICU BEDS: Total number of staffed inpatient intensive care unit (ICU) beds.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumICUBeds "cvdNumICUBeds") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumICUBeds schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumICUBeds ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumICUBeds schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumICUBeds ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumICUBedsOcc "numicubedsocc - ICU BED OCCUPANCY: Total number of staffed inpatient ICU beds that are occupied.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumICUBedsOcc "cvdNumICUBedsOcc") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumICUBedsOcc schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumICUBedsOcc ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumICUBedsOcc schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumICUBedsOcc ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumTotBeds "numtotbeds - ALL HOSPITAL BEDS: Total number of all Inpatient and outpatient beds, including all staffed,ICU, licensed, and overflow (surge) beds used for inpatients or outpatients.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumTotBeds "cvdNumTotBeds") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumTotBeds schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumTotBeds ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumTotBeds schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumTotBeds ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumVent "numvent - MECHANICAL VENTILATORS: Total number of ventilators available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumVent "cvdNumVent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumVent schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumVent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumVent schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumVent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:cvdNumVentUse "numventuse - MECHANICAL VENTILATORS IN USE: Total number of ventilators in use.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:cvdNumVentUse "cvdNumVentUse") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:cvdNumVentUse schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:cvdNumVentUse ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:cvdNumVentUse schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:cvdNumVentUse ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dataFeedElement "An item within in a data feed. Data feeds may have many elements.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dataFeedElement "dataFeedElement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dataFeedElement schema:DataFeed) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dataFeedElement schema:DataFeedItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dataFeedElement schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dataFeedElement schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dataset "A dataset contained in this catalog.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dataset "dataset") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dataset schema:DataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:dataset schema:includedInDataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dataset schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:datasetTimeInterval "The range of temporal applicability of a dataset, e.g. for a 2011 census dataset, the year 2011 (in ISO 8601 time interval format).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:datasetTimeInterval "datasetTimeInterval") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:datasetTimeInterval schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:datasetTimeInterval schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:datasetTimeInterval schema:temporalCoverage) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateDeleted "The datetime the item was removed from the DataFeed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateDeleted "dateDeleted") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateDeleted schema:DataFeedItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateDeleted schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateDeleted schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateIssued "The date the ticket was issued.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateIssued "dateIssued") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateIssued schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateIssued schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateIssued schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateModified "The date on which the CreativeWork was most recently modified or when the item's entry was modified within a DataFeed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateModified "dateModified") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateModified schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateModified schema:DataFeedItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateModified schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateModified schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:datePosted "Publication date of an online listing.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:datePosted "datePosted") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:datePosted schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:datePosted schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:datePosted schema:RealEstateListing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:datePosted schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:datePosted schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:datePosted schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:datePosted ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:datePosted ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:datePublished "Date of first broadcast/publication.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:datePublished "datePublished") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:datePublished schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:datePublished schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:datePublished schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateRead "The date/time at which the message has been read by the recipient if a single recipient exists.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateRead "dateRead") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateRead schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateRead schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateRead schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateReceived "The date/time the message was received if a single recipient exists.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateReceived "dateReceived") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateReceived schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateReceived schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateSent "The date/time at which the message was sent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateSent "dateSent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateSent schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateSent schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateVehicleFirstRegistered "The date of the first registration of the vehicle with the respective public authorities.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateVehicleFirstRegistered "dateVehicleFirstRegistered") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateVehicleFirstRegistered schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateVehicleFirstRegistered schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:dateVehicleFirstRegistered ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dateline "A [dateline](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dateline) is a brief piece of text included in news articles that describes where and when the story was written or filed though the date is often omitted. Sometimes only a placename is provided. - -Structured representations of dateline-related information can also be expressed more explicitly using [[locationCreated]] (which represents where a work was created e.g. where a news report was written). For location depicted or described in the content, use [[contentLocation]]. - -Dateline summaries are oriented more towards human readers than towards automated processing, and can vary substantially. Some examples: \"BEIRUT, Lebanon, June 2.\", \"Paris, France\", \"December 19, 2017 11:43AM Reporting from Washington\", \"Beijing/Moscow\", \"QUEZON CITY, Philippines\". - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dateline "dateline") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dateline schema:NewsArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dateline schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dayOfWeek "The day of the week for which these opening hours are valid.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dayOfWeek "dayOfWeek") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dayOfWeek schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dayOfWeek schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dayOfWeek schema:DayOfWeek) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:dayOfWeek ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:deathDate "Date of death.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:deathDate "deathDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deathDate schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:deathDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:deathPlace "The place where the person died.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:deathPlace "deathPlace") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deathPlace schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:deathPlace schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:defaultValue "The default value of the input. For properties that expect a literal, the default is a literal value, for properties that expect an object, it's an ID reference to one of the current values.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:defaultValue "defaultValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:defaultValue schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:defaultValue schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:defaultValue schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:deliveryAddress "Destination address.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:deliveryAddress "deliveryAddress") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryAddress schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:deliveryAddress schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:deliveryLeadTime "The typical delay between the receipt of the order and the goods either leaving the warehouse or being prepared for pickup, in case the delivery method is on site pickup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:deliveryLeadTime "deliveryLeadTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryLeadTime schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryLeadTime schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:deliveryLeadTime schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:deliveryLeadTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:deliveryStatus "New entry added as the package passes through each leg of its journey (from shipment to final delivery).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:deliveryStatus "deliveryStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryStatus schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:deliveryStatus schema:DeliveryEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:deliveryTime "The total delay between the receipt of the order and the goods reaching the final customer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:deliveryTime "deliveryTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryTime schema:DeliveryTimeSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:deliveryTime schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:deliveryTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:deliveryTime schema:ShippingDeliveryTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:deliveryTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:department "A relationship between an organization and a department of that organization, also described as an organization (allowing different urls, logos, opening hours). For example: a store with a pharmacy, or a bakery with a cafe.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:department "department") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:department schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:department schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departureAirport "The airport where the flight originates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departureAirport "departureAirport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departureAirport schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureAirport schema:Airport) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departureBoatTerminal "The terminal or port from which the boat departs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departureBoatTerminal "departureBoatTerminal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departureBoatTerminal schema:BoatTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:departureBoatTerminal ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureBoatTerminal schema:BoatTerminal) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:departureBoatTerminal ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departureBusStop "The stop or station from which the bus departs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departureBusStop "departureBusStop") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departureBusStop schema:BusTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureBusStop schema:BusStation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureBusStop schema:BusStop) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departureGate "Identifier of the flight's departure gate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departureGate "departureGate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departureGate schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureGate schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departurePlatform "The platform from which the train departs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departurePlatform "departurePlatform") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departurePlatform schema:TrainTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departurePlatform schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departureStation "The station from which the train departs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departureStation "departureStation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departureStation schema:TrainTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureStation schema:TrainStation) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departureTerminal "Identifier of the flight's departure terminal.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departureTerminal "departureTerminal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departureTerminal schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureTerminal schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:departureTime "The expected departure time.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:departureTime "departureTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:departureTime schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:departureTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dependencies "Prerequisites needed to fulfill steps in article.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dependencies "dependencies") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dependencies schema:TechArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dependencies schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:depth "The depth of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:depth "depth") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:depth schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:depth schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:depth schema:Distance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:depth schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:depth ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:device "Device required to run the application. Used in cases where a specific make/model is required to run the application.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:device "device") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:device schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:device schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:device schema:availableOnDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:diagnosis "One or more alternative conditions considered in the differential diagnosis process as output of a diagnosis process.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:diagnosis "diagnosis") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diagnosis schema:DDxElement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diagnosis schema:Patient) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:diagnosis ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diagnosis schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:diagram "An image containing a diagram that illustrates the structure and/or its component substructures and/or connections with other structures.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:diagram "diagram") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diagram schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:diagram ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diagram schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dietFeatures "Nutritional information specific to the dietary plan. May include dietary recommendations on what foods to avoid, what foods to consume, and specific alterations/deviations from the USDA or other regulatory body's approved dietary guidelines.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dietFeatures "dietFeatures") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dietFeatures schema:Diet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:dietFeatures ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dietFeatures schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:differentialDiagnosis "One of a set of differential diagnoses for the condition. Specifically, a closely-related or competing diagnosis typically considered later in the cognitive process whereby this medical condition is distinguished from others most likely responsible for a similar collection of signs and symptoms to reach the most parsimonious diagnosis or diagnoses in a patient.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:differentialDiagnosis "differentialDiagnosis") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:differentialDiagnosis schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:differentialDiagnosis ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:differentialDiagnosis schema:DDxElement) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:directApply "Indicates whether an [[url]] that is associated with a [[JobPosting]] enables direct application for the job, via the posting website. A job posting is considered to have directApply of [[True]] if an application process for the specified job can be directly initiated via the url(http://github.com/s) given (noting that e.g. multiple internet domains might nevertheless be involved at an implementation level). A value of [[False]] is appropriate if there is no clear path to applying directly online for the specified job, navigating directly from the JobPosting url(http://github.com/s) supplied.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:directApply "directApply") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directApply schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:directApply ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:directApply schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:directApply ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:director "A director of e.g. tv, radio, movie, video gaming etc. content, or of an event. Directors can be associated with individual items or with a series, episode, clip.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:director "director") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:MovieSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:director schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:director schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:directors "A director of e.g. tv, radio, movie, video games etc. content. Directors can be associated with individual items or with a series, episode, clip.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:directors "directors") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:MovieSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:directors schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:directors schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:directors schema:director) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:discount "Any discount applied (to an Order).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:discount "discount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:discount schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:discount schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:discount schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:discountCode "Code used to redeem a discount.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:discountCode "discountCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:discountCode schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:discountCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:discountCurrency "The currency of the discount.\\n\\nUse standard formats: [ISO 4217 currency format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217) e.g. \"USD\"; [Ticker symbol](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cryptocurrencies) for cryptocurrencies e.g. \"BTC\"; well known names for [Local Exchange Tradings Systems](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system) (LETS) and other currency types e.g. \"Ithaca HOUR\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:discountCurrency "discountCurrency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:discountCurrency schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:discountCurrency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:discusses "Specifies the CreativeWork associated with the UserComment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:discusses "discusses") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:discusses schema:UserComments) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:discusses schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:discussionUrl "A link to the page containing the comments of the CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:discussionUrl "discussionUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:discussionUrl schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:discussionUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:diseasePreventionInfo "Information about disease prevention.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:diseasePreventionInfo "diseasePreventionInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diseasePreventionInfo schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:diseasePreventionInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diseasePreventionInfo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diseasePreventionInfo schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:diseasePreventionInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics "Statistical information about the spread of a disease, either as [[WebContent]], or - described directly as a [[Dataset]], or the specific [[Observation]]s in the dataset. When a [[WebContent]] URL is - provided, the page indicated might also contain more such markup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics "diseaseSpreadStatistics") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics schema:Observation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:diseaseSpreadStatistics ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dissolutionDate "The date that this organization was dissolved.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dissolutionDate "dissolutionDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dissolutionDate schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dissolutionDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:distance "The distance travelled, e.g. exercising or travelling.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:distance "distance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:distance schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:distance schema:TravelAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:distance schema:Distance) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:distinguishingSign "One of a set of signs and symptoms that can be used to distinguish this diagnosis from others in the differential diagnosis.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:distinguishingSign "distinguishingSign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:distinguishingSign schema:DDxElement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:distinguishingSign ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:distinguishingSign schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:distribution "A downloadable form of this dataset, at a specific location, in a specific format.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:distribution "distribution") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:distribution schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:distribution schema:DataDownload) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:diversityPolicy "Statement on diversity policy by an [[Organization]] e.g. a [[NewsMediaOrganization]]. For a [[NewsMediaOrganization]], a statement describing the newsroom’s diversity policy on both staffing and sources, typically providing staffing data.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:diversityPolicy "diversityPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diversityPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:diversityPolicy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:diversityPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diversityPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:diversityPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:diversityPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:diversityPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:documentation "Further documentation describing the Web API in more detail.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:documentation "documentation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:documentation schema:WebAPI) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:documentation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:documentation schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:documentation schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:documentation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:doesNotShip "Indicates when shipping to a particular [[shippingDestination]] is not available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:doesNotShip "doesNotShip") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:doesNotShip schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:doesNotShip schema:ShippingRateSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:doesNotShip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:doesNotShip schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:doesNotShip ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:domiciledMortgage "Whether borrower is a resident of the jurisdiction where the property is located.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:domiciledMortgage "domiciledMortgage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:domiciledMortgage schema:MortgageLoan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:domiciledMortgage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:domiciledMortgage schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:domiciledMortgage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:domiciledMortgage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:doorTime "The time admission will commence.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:doorTime "doorTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:doorTime schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:doorTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:doorTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dosageForm "A dosage form in which this drug/supplement is available, e.g. 'tablet', 'suspension', 'injection'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dosageForm "dosageForm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dosageForm schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:dosageForm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dosageForm schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:doseSchedule "A dosing schedule for the drug for a given population, either observed, recommended, or maximum dose based on the type used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:doseSchedule "doseSchedule") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:doseSchedule schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:doseSchedule schema:TherapeuticProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:doseSchedule ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:doseSchedule schema:DoseSchedule) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:doseUnit "The unit of the dose, e.g. 'mg'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:doseUnit "doseUnit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:doseUnit schema:DoseSchedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:doseUnit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:doseUnit schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:doseValue "The value of the dose, e.g. 500.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:doseValue "doseValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:doseValue schema:DoseSchedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:doseValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:doseValue schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:doseValue schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:downPayment "a type of payment made in cash during the onset of the purchase of an expensive good/service. The payment typically represents only a percentage of the full purchase price.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:downPayment "downPayment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:downPayment schema:RepaymentSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:downPayment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:downPayment schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:downPayment schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:downPayment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:downPayment ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:downloadUrl "If the file can be downloaded, URL to download the binary.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:downloadUrl "downloadUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:downloadUrl schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:downloadUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:downvoteCount "The number of downvotes this question, answer or comment has received from the community.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:downvoteCount "downvoteCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:downvoteCount schema:Comment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:downvoteCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:drainsTo "The vasculature that the vein drains into.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:drainsTo "drainsTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drainsTo schema:Vein) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:drainsTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:drainsTo schema:Vessel) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:driveWheelConfiguration "The drive wheel configuration, i.e. which roadwheels will receive torque from the vehicle's engine via the drivetrain.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:driveWheelConfiguration "driveWheelConfiguration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:driveWheelConfiguration schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:driveWheelConfiguration schema:DriveWheelConfigurationValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:driveWheelConfiguration schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:driveWheelConfiguration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dropoffLocation "Where a rental car can be dropped off.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dropoffLocation "dropoffLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dropoffLocation schema:RentalCarReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dropoffLocation schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:dropoffTime "When a rental car can be dropped off.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:dropoffTime "dropoffTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:dropoffTime schema:RentalCarReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:dropoffTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:drug "Specifying a drug or medicine used in a medication procedure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:drug "drug") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drug schema:DrugClass) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drug schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drug schema:Patient) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drug schema:TherapeuticProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:drug ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:drug schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:drugClass "The class of drug this belongs to (e.g., statins).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:drugClass "drugClass") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drugClass schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:drugClass ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:drugClass schema:DrugClass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:drugUnit "The unit in which the drug is measured, e.g. '5 mg tablet'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:drugUnit "drugUnit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drugUnit schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:drugUnit schema:DrugCost) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:drugUnit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:drugUnit schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:duplicateTherapy "A therapy that duplicates or overlaps this one.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:duplicateTherapy "duplicateTherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duplicateTherapy schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:duplicateTherapy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:duplicateTherapy schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:durationOfWarranty "The duration of the warranty promise. Common unitCode values are ANN for year, MON for months, or DAY for days.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:durationOfWarranty "durationOfWarranty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:durationOfWarranty schema:WarrantyPromise) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:durationOfWarranty schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:durationOfWarranty ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:duringMedia "A media object representing the circumstances while performing this direction.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:duringMedia "duringMedia") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:duringMedia schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:duringMedia schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:duringMedia schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:earlyPrepaymentPenalty "The amount to be paid as a penalty in the event of early payment of the loan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:earlyPrepaymentPenalty "earlyPrepaymentPenalty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:earlyPrepaymentPenalty schema:RepaymentSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:earlyPrepaymentPenalty ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:earlyPrepaymentPenalty schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:earlyPrepaymentPenalty ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:earlyPrepaymentPenalty ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:editor "Specifies the Person who edited the CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:editor "editor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:editor schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:editor schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eduQuestionType "For questions that are part of learning resources (e.g. Quiz), eduQuestionType indicates the format of question being given. Example: \"Multiple choice\", \"Open ended\", \"Flashcard\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eduQuestionType "eduQuestionType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eduQuestionType schema:Question) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eduQuestionType schema:SolveMathAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:eduQuestionType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eduQuestionType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eduQuestionType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationRequirements "Educational background needed for the position or Occupation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationRequirements "educationRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationRequirements schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationRequirements schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:educationRequirements ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationRequirements schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:educationRequirements ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:educationRequirements ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationalAlignment "An alignment to an established educational framework. - -This property should not be used where the nature of the alignment can be described using a simple property, for example to express that a resource [[teaches]] or [[assesses]] a competency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationalAlignment "educationalAlignment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalAlignment schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalAlignment schema:LearningResource) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalAlignment schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationalCredentialAwarded "A description of the qualification, award, certificate, diploma or other educational credential awarded as a consequence of successful completion of this course or program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationalCredentialAwarded "educationalCredentialAwarded") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalCredentialAwarded schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalCredentialAwarded schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalCredentialAwarded schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalCredentialAwarded schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalCredentialAwarded schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:educationalCredentialAwarded ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationalFramework "The framework to which the resource being described is aligned.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationalFramework "educationalFramework") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalFramework schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalFramework schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationalLevel "The level in terms of progression through an educational or training context. Examples of educational levels include 'beginner', 'intermediate' or 'advanced', and formal sets of level indicators.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationalLevel "educationalLevel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalLevel schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalLevel schema:EducationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalLevel schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalLevel schema:LearningResource) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:educationalLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalLevel schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalLevel schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalLevel schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:educationalLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationalProgramMode "Similar to courseMode, The medium or means of delivery of the program as a whole. The value may either be a text label (e.g. \"online\", \"onsite\" or \"blended\"; \"synchronous\" or \"asynchronous\"; \"full-time\" or \"part-time\") or a URL reference to a term from a controlled vocabulary (e.g. https://ceds.ed.gov/element/001311#Asynchronous ).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationalProgramMode "educationalProgramMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalProgramMode schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:educationalProgramMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalProgramMode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalProgramMode schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:educationalProgramMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationalRole "An educationalRole of an EducationalAudience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationalRole "educationalRole") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalRole schema:EducationalAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalRole schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:educationalUse "The purpose of a work in the context of education; for example, 'assignment', 'group work'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:educationalUse "educationalUse") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalUse schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:educationalUse schema:LearningResource) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalUse schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:educationalUse schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:elevation "The elevation of a location ([WGS 84](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Geodetic_System)). Values may be of the form 'NUMBER UNIT_OF_MEASUREMENT' (e.g., '1,000 m', '3,200 ft') while numbers alone should be assumed to be a value in meters.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:elevation "elevation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:elevation schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:elevation schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:elevation schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:elevation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eligibilityToWorkRequirement "The legal requirements such as citizenship, visa and other documentation required for an applicant to this job.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eligibilityToWorkRequirement "eligibilityToWorkRequirement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibilityToWorkRequirement schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:eligibilityToWorkRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibilityToWorkRequirement schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eligibilityToWorkRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eligibleCustomerType "The type(s) of customers for which the given offer is valid.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eligibleCustomerType "eligibleCustomerType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleCustomerType schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleCustomerType schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibleCustomerType schema:BusinessEntityType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eligibleCustomerType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eligibleDuration "The duration for which the given offer is valid.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eligibleDuration "eligibleDuration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleDuration schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleDuration schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibleDuration schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eligibleDuration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eligibleQuantity "The interval and unit of measurement of ordering quantities for which the offer or price specification is valid. This allows e.g. specifying that a certain freight charge is valid only for a certain quantity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eligibleQuantity "eligibleQuantity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleQuantity schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleQuantity schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleQuantity schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibleQuantity schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eligibleQuantity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eligibleTransactionVolume "The transaction volume, in a monetary unit, for which the offer or price specification is valid, e.g. for indicating a minimal purchasing volume, to express free shipping above a certain order volume, or to limit the acceptance of credit cards to purchases to a certain minimal amount.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eligibleTransactionVolume "eligibleTransactionVolume") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleTransactionVolume schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleTransactionVolume schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eligibleTransactionVolume schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eligibleTransactionVolume schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eligibleTransactionVolume ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:email "Email address.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:email "email") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:email schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:email schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:email schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:email schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:embedUrl "A URL pointing to a player for a specific video. In general, this is the information in the ```src``` element of an ```embed``` tag and should not be the same as the content of the ```loc``` tag.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:embedUrl "embedUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:embedUrl schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:embedUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:emissionsCO2 "The CO2 emissions in g/km. When used in combination with a QuantitativeValue, put \"g/km\" into the unitText property of that value, since there is no UN/CEFACT Common Code for \"g/km\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:emissionsCO2 "emissionsCO2") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:emissionsCO2 schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:emissionsCO2 ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:emissionsCO2 schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:emissionsCO2 ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:employee "Someone working for this organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:employee "employee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:employee schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:employee schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:employees "People working for this organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:employees "employees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:employees schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:employees schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:employees schema:employee) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:employerOverview "A description of the employer, career opportunities and work environment for this position.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:employerOverview "employerOverview") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:employerOverview schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:employerOverview ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:employerOverview schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:employerOverview ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:employmentType "Type of employment (e.g. full-time, part-time, contract, temporary, seasonal, internship).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:employmentType "employmentType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:employmentType schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:employmentType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:employmentUnit "Indicates the department, unit and/or facility where the employee reports and/or in which the job is to be performed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:employmentUnit "employmentUnit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:employmentUnit schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:employmentUnit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:employmentUnit schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:employmentUnit ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:encodesBioChemEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:encodesBioChemEntity "Another BioChemEntity encoded by this one. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:encodesBioChemEntity "encodesBioChemEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:encodesBioChemEntity schema:Gene) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:encodesBioChemEntity schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:encodesBioChemEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:encodesBioChemEntity schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:encodesCreativeWork "The CreativeWork encoded by this media object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:encodesCreativeWork "encodesCreativeWork") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:encodesCreativeWork schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:encodesCreativeWork schema:encoding) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:encodesCreativeWork schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:encoding "A media object that encodes this CreativeWork. This property is a synonym for associatedMedia.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:encoding "encoding") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:encoding schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:encoding schema:encodesCreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:encoding schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:encodingFormat "Media type typically expressed using a MIME format (see [IANA site](http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml) and [MDN reference](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Basics_of_HTTP/MIME_types)) e.g. application/zip for a SoftwareApplication binary, audio/mpeg for .mp3 etc.). - -In cases where a [[CreativeWork]] has several media type representations, [[encoding]] can be used to indicate each [[MediaObject]] alongside particular [[encodingFormat]] information. - -Unregistered or niche encoding and file formats can be indicated instead via the most appropriate URL, e.g. defining Web page or a Wikipedia/Wikidata entry.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:encodingFormat "encodingFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:encodingFormat schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:encodingFormat schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:encodingFormat schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:encodingFormat schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:encodingType "The supported encoding type(s) for an EntryPoint request.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:encodingType "encodingType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:encodingType schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:encodingType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:encodings "A media object that encodes this CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:encodings "encodings") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:encodings schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:encodings schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:encodings schema:encoding) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:endDate "The end date and time of the item (in [ISO 8601 date format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:endDate "endDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:CreativeWorkSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:DatedMoneySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:Role) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endDate schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endDate schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:endDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:endOffset "The end time of the clip expressed as the number of seconds from the beginning of the work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:endOffset "endOffset") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endOffset schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:endOffset ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endOffset schema:HyperTocEntry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endOffset schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:endOffset ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:endTime "The endTime of something. For a reserved event or service (e.g. FoodEstablishmentReservation), the time that it is expected to end. For actions that span a period of time, when the action was performed. e.g. John wrote a book from January to *December*. For media, including audio and video, it's the time offset of the end of a clip within a larger file.\\n\\nNote that Event uses startDate/endDate instead of startTime/endTime, even when describing dates with times. This situation may be clarified in future revisions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:endTime "endTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endTime schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endTime schema:FoodEstablishmentReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endTime schema:InteractionCounter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endTime schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endTime schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:endTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:endorsers "People or organizations that endorse the plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:endorsers "endorsers") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:endorsers schema:Diet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:endorsers ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endorsers schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:endorsers schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMax "Specifies the most energy efficient class on the regulated EU energy consumption scale for the product category a product belongs to. For example, energy consumption for televisions placed on the market after January 1, 2020 is scaled from D to A+++.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMax "energyEfficiencyScaleMax") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMax schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMax ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMax schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMax ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMin "Specifies the least energy efficient class on the regulated EU energy consumption scale for the product category a product belongs to. For example, energy consumption for televisions placed on the market after January 1, 2020 is scaled from D to A+++.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMin "energyEfficiencyScaleMin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMin schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMin ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMin schema:EUEnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:energyEfficiencyScaleMin ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:engineDisplacement "The volume swept by all of the pistons inside the cylinders of an internal combustion engine in a single movement. \\n\\nTypical unit code(s): CMQ for cubic centimeter, LTR for liters, INQ for cubic inches\\n* Note 1: You can link to information about how the given value has been determined using the [[valueReference]] property.\\n* Note 2: You can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:engineDisplacement "engineDisplacement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:engineDisplacement schema:EngineSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:engineDisplacement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:engineDisplacement schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:engineDisplacement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:enginePower "The power of the vehicle's engine. - Typical unit code(s): KWT for kilowatt, BHP for brake horsepower, N12 for metric horsepower (PS, with 1 PS = 735,49875 W)\\n\\n* Note 1: There are many different ways of measuring an engine's power. For an overview, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower#Engine_power_test_codes](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower#Engine_power_test_codes).\\n* Note 2: You can link to information about how the given value has been determined using the [[valueReference]] property.\\n* Note 3: You can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:enginePower "enginePower") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:enginePower schema:EngineSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:enginePower ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:enginePower schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:enginePower ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:engineType "The type of engine or engines powering the vehicle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:engineType "engineType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:engineType schema:EngineSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:engineType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:engineType schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:engineType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:engineType schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:engineType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:epidemiology "The characteristics of associated patients, such as age, gender, race etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:epidemiology "epidemiology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:epidemiology schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:epidemiology schema:PhysicalActivity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:epidemiology ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:epidemiology schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:episodes "An episode of a TV/radio series or season.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:episodes "episodes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episodes schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episodes schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episodes schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:episodes schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:episodes schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:episodes schema:episode) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:equal "This ordering relation for qualitative values indicates that the subject is equal to the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:equal "equal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:equal schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:equal schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:equal ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:error "For failed actions, more information on the cause of the failure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:error "error") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:error schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:error schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:estimatedCost "The estimated cost of the supply or supplies consumed when performing instructions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:estimatedCost "estimatedCost") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:estimatedCost schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:estimatedCost schema:HowToSupply) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatedCost schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatedCost schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:estimatedFlightDuration "The estimated time the flight will take.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:estimatedFlightDuration "estimatedFlightDuration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:estimatedFlightDuration schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatedFlightDuration schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatedFlightDuration schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:estimatedSalary "An estimated salary for a job posting or occupation, based on a variety of variables including, but not limited to industry, job title, and location. Estimated salaries are often computed by outside organizations rather than the hiring organization, who may not have committed to the estimated value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:estimatedSalary "estimatedSalary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:estimatedSalary schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:estimatedSalary schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatedSalary schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatedSalary schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatedSalary schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:estimatedSalary ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:estimatesRiskOf "The condition, complication, or symptom whose risk is being estimated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:estimatesRiskOf "estimatesRiskOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:estimatesRiskOf schema:MedicalRiskEstimator) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:estimatesRiskOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:estimatesRiskOf schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ethicsPolicy "Statement about ethics policy, e.g. of a [[NewsMediaOrganization]] regarding journalistic and publishing practices, or of a [[Restaurant]], a page describing food source policies. In the case of a [[NewsMediaOrganization]], an ethicsPolicy is typically a statement describing the personal, organizational, and corporate standards of behavior expected by the organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ethicsPolicy "ethicsPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ethicsPolicy schema:NewsMediaOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ethicsPolicy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ethicsPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ethicsPolicy schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ethicsPolicy schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ethicsPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:event "Upcoming or past event associated with this place, organization, or action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:event "event") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:event schema:InformAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:event schema:InviteAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:event schema:JoinAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:event schema:LeaveAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:event schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:event schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:event schema:PlayAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:event schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eventAttendanceMode "The eventAttendanceMode of an event indicates whether it occurs online, offline, or a mix.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eventAttendanceMode "eventAttendanceMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eventAttendanceMode schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:eventAttendanceMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eventAttendanceMode schema:EventAttendanceModeEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eventAttendanceMode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eventSchedule "Associates an [[Event]] with a [[Schedule]]. There are circumstances where it is preferable to share a schedule for a series of - repeating events rather than data on the individual events themselves. For example, a website or application might prefer to publish a schedule for a weekly - gym class rather than provide data on every event. A schedule could be processed by applications to add forthcoming events to a calendar. An [[Event]] that - is associated with a [[Schedule]] using this property should not have [[startDate]] or [[endDate]] properties. These are instead defined within the associated - [[Schedule]], this avoids any ambiguity for clients using the data. The property might have repeated values to specify different schedules, e.g. for different months - or seasons.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eventSchedule "eventSchedule") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eventSchedule schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:eventSchedule ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eventSchedule schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:eventSchedule ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:eventStatus "An eventStatus of an event represents its status; particularly useful when an event is cancelled or rescheduled.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:eventStatus "eventStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:eventStatus schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:eventStatus schema:EventStatusType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:events "Upcoming or past events associated with this place or organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:events "events") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:events schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:events schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:events schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:events schema:event) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:evidenceLevel "Strength of evidence of the data used to formulate the guideline (enumerated).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:evidenceLevel "evidenceLevel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:evidenceLevel schema:MedicalGuideline) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:evidenceLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:evidenceLevel schema:MedicalEvidenceLevel) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:evidenceOrigin "Source of the data used to formulate the guidance, e.g. RCT, consensus opinion, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:evidenceOrigin "evidenceOrigin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:evidenceOrigin schema:MedicalGuideline) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:evidenceOrigin ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:evidenceOrigin schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exampleOfWork "A creative work that this work is an example/instance/realization/derivation of.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exampleOfWork "exampleOfWork") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exampleOfWork schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:exampleOfWork schema:workExample) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exampleOfWork schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:exampleOfWork ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exceptDate "Defines a [[Date]] or [[DateTime]] during which a scheduled [[Event]] will not take place. The property allows exceptions to - a [[Schedule]] to be specified. If an exception is specified as a [[DateTime]] then only the event that would have started at that specific date and time - should be excluded from the schedule. If an exception is specified as a [[Date]] then any event that is scheduled for that 24 hour period should be - excluded from the schedule. This allows a whole day to be excluded from the schedule without having to itemise every scheduled event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exceptDate "exceptDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exceptDate schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:exceptDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exceptDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exceptDate schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:exceptDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exchangeRateSpread "The difference between the price at which a broker or other intermediary buys and sells foreign currency.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exchangeRateSpread "exchangeRateSpread") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exchangeRateSpread schema:ExchangeRateSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:exchangeRateSpread ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exchangeRateSpread schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exchangeRateSpread schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:exchangeRateSpread ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:exchangeRateSpread ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:executableLibraryName "Library file name e.g., mscorlib.dll, system.web.dll.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:executableLibraryName "executableLibraryName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:executableLibraryName schema:APIReference) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:executableLibraryName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exerciseType "Type(s) of exercise or activity, such as strength training, flexibility training, aerobics, cardiac rehabilitation, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exerciseType "exerciseType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exerciseType schema:ExerciseAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exerciseType schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:exerciseType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exerciseType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:exifData "exif data for this object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:exifData "exifData") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:exifData schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exifData schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:exifData schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:expectedArrivalFrom "The earliest date the package may arrive.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:expectedArrivalFrom "expectedArrivalFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expectedArrivalFrom schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expectedArrivalFrom schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expectedArrivalFrom schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:expectedArrivalUntil "The latest date the package may arrive.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:expectedArrivalUntil "expectedArrivalUntil") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expectedArrivalUntil schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expectedArrivalUntil schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expectedArrivalUntil schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:expectedPrognosis "The likely outcome in either the short term or long term of the medical condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:expectedPrognosis "expectedPrognosis") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expectedPrognosis schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:expectedPrognosis ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expectedPrognosis schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:expectsAcceptanceOf "An Offer which must be accepted before the user can perform the Action. For example, the user may need to buy a movie before being able to watch it.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:expectsAcceptanceOf "expectsAcceptanceOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expectsAcceptanceOf schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expectsAcceptanceOf schema:ConsumeAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expectsAcceptanceOf schema:MediaSubscription) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expectsAcceptanceOf schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:expectsAcceptanceOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:experienceInPlaceOfEducation "Indicates whether a [[JobPosting]] will accept experience (as indicated by [[OccupationalExperienceRequirements]]) in place of its formal educational qualifications (as indicated by [[educationRequirements]]). If true, indicates that satisfying one of these requirements is sufficient.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:experienceInPlaceOfEducation "experienceInPlaceOfEducation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:experienceInPlaceOfEducation schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:experienceInPlaceOfEducation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:experienceInPlaceOfEducation schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:experienceInPlaceOfEducation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:experienceRequirements "Description of skills and experience needed for the position or Occupation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:experienceRequirements "experienceRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:experienceRequirements schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:experienceRequirements schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:experienceRequirements schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:experienceRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:experienceRequirements ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:expertConsiderations "Medical expert advice related to the plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:expertConsiderations "expertConsiderations") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expertConsiderations schema:Diet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:expertConsiderations ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expertConsiderations schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:expires "Date the content expires and is no longer useful or available. For example a [[VideoObject]] or [[NewsArticle]] whose availability or relevance is time-limited, or a [[ClaimReview]] fact check whose publisher wants to indicate that it may no longer be relevant (or helpful to highlight) after some date.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:expires "expires") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expires schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expires schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:expressedIn ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:expressedIn "Tissue, organ, biological sample, etc in which activity of this gene has been observed experimentally. For example brain, digestive system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:expressedIn "expressedIn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:expressedIn schema:Gene) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:expressedIn ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expressedIn schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expressedIn schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expressedIn schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:expressedIn schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:familyName "Family name. In the U.S., the last name of a Person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:familyName "familyName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:familyName schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:familyName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fatContent "The number of grams of fat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fatContent "fatContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fatContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fatContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:faxNumber "The fax number.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:faxNumber "faxNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:faxNumber schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:faxNumber schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:faxNumber schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:faxNumber schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:faxNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:featureList "Features or modules provided by this application (and possibly required by other applications).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:featureList "featureList") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:featureList schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:featureList schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:featureList schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:feesAndCommissionsSpecification "Description of fees, commissions, and other terms applied either to a class of financial product, or by a financial service organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:feesAndCommissionsSpecification "feesAndCommissionsSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:feesAndCommissionsSpecification schema:FinancialProduct) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:feesAndCommissionsSpecification schema:FinancialService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:feesAndCommissionsSpecification schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:feesAndCommissionsSpecification schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:feesAndCommissionsSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fiberContent "The number of grams of fiber.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fiberContent "fiberContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fiberContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fiberContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fileFormat "Media type, typically MIME format (see [IANA site](http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml)) of the content e.g. application/zip of a SoftwareApplication binary. In cases where a CreativeWork has several media type representations, 'encoding' can be used to indicate each MediaObject alongside particular fileFormat information. Unregistered or niche file formats can be indicated instead via the most appropriate URL, e.g. defining Web page or a Wikipedia entry.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fileFormat "fileFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fileFormat schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fileFormat schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fileFormat schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:fileFormat schema:encodingFormat) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fileSize "Size of the application / package (e.g. 18MB). In the absence of a unit (MB, KB etc.), KB will be assumed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fileSize "fileSize") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fileSize schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fileSize schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:financialAidEligible "A financial aid type or program which students may use to pay for tuition or fees associated with the program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:financialAidEligible "financialAidEligible") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:financialAidEligible schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:financialAidEligible ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:financialAidEligible schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:financialAidEligible schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:financialAidEligible ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:firstPerformance "The date and place the work was first performed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:firstPerformance "firstPerformance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:firstPerformance schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:firstPerformance schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:firstPerformance ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:flightDistance "The distance of the flight.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:flightDistance "flightDistance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:flightDistance schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:flightDistance schema:Distance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:flightDistance schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:floorLevel "The floor level for an [[Accommodation]] in a multi-storey building. Since counting - systems [vary internationally](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storey#Consecutive_number_floor_designations), the local system should be used where possible.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:floorLevel "floorLevel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:floorLevel schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:floorLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:floorLevel schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:floorLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:floorLimit "A floor limit is the amount of money above which credit card transactions must be authorized.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:floorLimit "floorLimit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:floorLimit schema:PaymentCard) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:floorLimit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:floorLimit schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:floorLimit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:floorLimit ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:floorSize "The size of the accommodation, e.g. in square meter or squarefoot. -Typical unit code(s): MTK for square meter, FTK for square foot, or YDK for square yard ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:floorSize "floorSize") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:floorSize schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:floorSize schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:floorSize schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:floorSize ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:follows "The most generic uni-directional social relation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:follows "follows") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:follows schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:follows schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:followup "Typical or recommended followup care after the procedure is performed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:followup "followup") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:followup schema:MedicalProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:followup ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:followup schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:foodWarning "Any precaution, guidance, contraindication, etc. related to consumption of specific foods while taking this drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:foodWarning "foodWarning") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:foodWarning schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:foodWarning ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:foodWarning schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:founder "A person who founded this organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:founder "founder") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:founder schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:founder schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:founders "A person who founded this organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:founders "founders") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:founders schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:founders schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:founders schema:founder) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:foundingDate "The date that this organization was founded.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:foundingDate "foundingDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:foundingDate schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:foundingDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:foundingLocation "The place where the Organization was founded.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:foundingLocation "foundingLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:foundingLocation schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:foundingLocation schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:free "A flag to signal that the item, event, or place is accessible for free.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:free "free") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:free schema:PublicationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:free schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:free schema:isAccessibleForFree) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:freeShippingThreshold "A monetary value above which (or equal to) the shipping rate becomes free. Intended to be used via an [[OfferShippingDetails]] with [[shippingSettingsLink]] matching this [[ShippingRateSettings]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:freeShippingThreshold "freeShippingThreshold") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:freeShippingThreshold schema:ShippingRateSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:freeShippingThreshold ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:freeShippingThreshold schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:freeShippingThreshold schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:freeShippingThreshold ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fuelCapacity "The capacity of the fuel tank or in the case of electric cars, the battery. If there are multiple components for storage, this should indicate the total of all storage of the same type.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): LTR for liters, GLL of US gallons, GLI for UK / imperial gallons, AMH for ampere-hours (for electrical vehicles).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fuelCapacity "fuelCapacity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fuelCapacity schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:fuelCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fuelCapacity schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:fuelCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fuelConsumption "The amount of fuel consumed for traveling a particular distance or temporal duration with the given vehicle (e.g. liters per 100 km).\\n\\n* Note 1: There are unfortunately no standard unit codes for liters per 100 km. Use [[unitText]] to indicate the unit of measurement, e.g. L/100 km.\\n* Note 2: There are two ways of indicating the fuel consumption, [[fuelConsumption]] (e.g. 8 liters per 100 km) and [[fuelEfficiency]] (e.g. 30 miles per gallon). They are reciprocal.\\n* Note 3: Often, the absolute value is useful only when related to driving speed (\"at 80 km/h\") or usage pattern (\"city traffic\"). You can use [[valueReference]] to link the value for the fuel consumption to another value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fuelConsumption "fuelConsumption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fuelConsumption schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fuelConsumption schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:fuelConsumption ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fuelEfficiency "The distance traveled per unit of fuel used; most commonly miles per gallon (mpg) or kilometers per liter (km/L).\\n\\n* Note 1: There are unfortunately no standard unit codes for miles per gallon or kilometers per liter. Use [[unitText]] to indicate the unit of measurement, e.g. mpg or km/L.\\n* Note 2: There are two ways of indicating the fuel consumption, [[fuelConsumption]] (e.g. 8 liters per 100 km) and [[fuelEfficiency]] (e.g. 30 miles per gallon). They are reciprocal.\\n* Note 3: Often, the absolute value is useful only when related to driving speed (\"at 80 km/h\") or usage pattern (\"city traffic\"). You can use [[valueReference]] to link the value for the fuel economy to another value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fuelEfficiency "fuelEfficiency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fuelEfficiency schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fuelEfficiency schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:fuelEfficiency ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fuelType "The type of fuel suitable for the engine or engines of the vehicle. If the vehicle has only one engine, this property can be attached directly to the vehicle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fuelType "fuelType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fuelType schema:EngineSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fuelType schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fuelType schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fuelType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fuelType schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:fuelType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:functionalClass "The degree of mobility the joint allows.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:functionalClass "functionalClass") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:functionalClass schema:Joint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:functionalClass ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:functionalClass schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:functionalClass schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:fundedItem "Indicates an item funded or sponsored through a [[Grant]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:fundedItem "fundedItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:fundedItem schema:Grant) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:fundedItem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:fundedItem schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:fundedItem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:fundedItem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:fundedItem ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:game "Video game which is played on this server.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:game "game") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:game schema:GameServer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:game schema:gameServer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:game schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gameItem "An item is an object within the game world that can be collected by a player or, occasionally, a non-player character.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gameItem "gameItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gameItem schema:Game) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gameItem schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gameItem schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gameLocation "Real or fictional location of the game (or part of game).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gameLocation "gameLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gameLocation schema:Game) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gameLocation schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gameLocation schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gameLocation schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gameLocation schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gamePlatform "The electronic systems used to play video games.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gamePlatform "gamePlatform") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gamePlatform schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gamePlatform schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gamePlatform schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gamePlatform schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gamePlatform schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gameServer "The server on which it is possible to play the game.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gameServer "gameServer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gameServer schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:gameServer schema:game) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gameServer schema:GameServer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gameTip "Links to tips, tactics, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gameTip "gameTip") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gameTip schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gameTip schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gender "Gender of something, typically a [[Person]], but possibly also fictional characters, animals, etc. While https://schema.org/Male and https://schema.org/Female may be used, text strings are also acceptable for people who do not identify as a binary gender. The [[gender]] property can also be used in an extended sense to cover e.g. the gender of sports teams. As with the gender of individuals, we do not try to enumerate all possibilities. A mixed-gender [[SportsTeam]] can be indicated with a text value of \"Mixed\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gender "gender") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gender schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gender schema:SportsTeam) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:gender ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gender schema:GenderType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gender schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gender ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geo "The geo coordinates of the place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geo "geo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geo schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geo schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geo schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoContains "Represents a relationship between two geometries (or the places they represent), relating a containing geometry to a contained geometry. \"a contains b iff no points of b lie in the exterior of a, and at least one point of the interior of b lies in the interior of a\". As defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoContains "geoContains") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoContains schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoContains schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoContains schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoContains schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoCoveredBy "Represents a relationship between two geometries (or the places they represent), relating a geometry to another that covers it. As defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoCoveredBy "geoCoveredBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoCoveredBy schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoCoveredBy schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoCoveredBy schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoCoveredBy schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoCovers "Represents a relationship between two geometries (or the places they represent), relating a covering geometry to a covered geometry. \"Every point of b is a point of (the interior or boundary of) a\". As defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoCovers "geoCovers") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoCovers schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoCovers schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoCovers schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoCovers schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoCrosses "Represents a relationship between two geometries (or the places they represent), relating a geometry to another that crosses it: \"a crosses b: they have some but not all interior points in common, and the dimension of the intersection is less than that of at least one of them\". As defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoCrosses "geoCrosses") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoCrosses schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoCrosses schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoCrosses schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoCrosses schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoDisjoint "Represents spatial relations in which two geometries (or the places they represent) are topologically disjoint: they have no point in common. They form a set of disconnected geometries.\" (a symmetric relationship, as defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM))") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoDisjoint "geoDisjoint") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoDisjoint schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoDisjoint schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoDisjoint schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoDisjoint schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoEquals "Represents spatial relations in which two geometries (or the places they represent) are topologically equal, as defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM). \"Two geometries are topologically equal if their interiors intersect and no part of the interior or boundary of one geometry intersects the exterior of the other\" (a symmetric relationship)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoEquals "geoEquals") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoEquals schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoEquals schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoEquals schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoEquals schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoIntersects "Represents spatial relations in which two geometries (or the places they represent) have at least one point in common. As defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoIntersects "geoIntersects") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoIntersects schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoIntersects schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoIntersects schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoIntersects schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoMidpoint "Indicates the GeoCoordinates at the centre of a GeoShape e.g. GeoCircle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoMidpoint "geoMidpoint") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoMidpoint schema:GeoCircle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoMidpoint schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoOverlaps "Represents a relationship between two geometries (or the places they represent), relating a geometry to another that geospatially overlaps it, i.e. they have some but not all points in common. As defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoOverlaps "geoOverlaps") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoOverlaps schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoOverlaps schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoOverlaps schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoOverlaps schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoRadius "Indicates the approximate radius of a GeoCircle (metres unless indicated otherwise via Distance notation).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoRadius "geoRadius") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoRadius schema:GeoCircle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoRadius schema:Distance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoRadius schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoRadius schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoTouches "Represents spatial relations in which two geometries (or the places they represent) touch: they have at least one boundary point in common, but no interior points.\" (a symmetric relationship, as defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM) )") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoTouches "geoTouches") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoTouches schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoTouches schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoTouches schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoTouches schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geoWithin "Represents a relationship between two geometries (or the places they represent), relating a geometry to one that contains it, i.e. it is inside (i.e. within) its interior. As defined in [DE-9IM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DE-9IM).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geoWithin "geoWithin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoWithin schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geoWithin schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoWithin schema:GeospatialGeometry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geoWithin schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:geographicArea "The geographic area associated with the audience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:geographicArea "geographicArea") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:geographicArea schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:geographicArea schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gettingTestedInfo "Information about getting tested (for a [[MedicalCondition]]), e.g. in the context of a pandemic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gettingTestedInfo "gettingTestedInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gettingTestedInfo schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:gettingTestedInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gettingTestedInfo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gettingTestedInfo schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gettingTestedInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:givenName "Given name. In the U.S., the first name of a Person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:givenName "givenName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:givenName schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:givenName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:governmentBenefitsInfo "governmentBenefitsInfo provides information about government benefits associated with a SpecialAnnouncement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:governmentBenefitsInfo "governmentBenefitsInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:governmentBenefitsInfo schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:governmentBenefitsInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:governmentBenefitsInfo schema:GovernmentService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:governmentBenefitsInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:gracePeriod "The period of time after any due date that the borrower has to fulfil its obligations before a default (failure to pay) is deemed to have occurred.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:gracePeriod "gracePeriod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:gracePeriod schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:gracePeriod ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:gracePeriod schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gracePeriod ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:gracePeriod ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:grantee "The person, organization, contact point, or audience that has been granted this permission.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:grantee "grantee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:grantee schema:DigitalDocumentPermission) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:grantee schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:grantee schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:grantee schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:grantee schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:greater "This ordering relation for qualitative values indicates that the subject is greater than the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:greater "greater") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:greater schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:greater schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:greater ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:greaterOrEqual "This ordering relation for qualitative values indicates that the subject is greater than or equal to the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:greaterOrEqual "greaterOrEqual") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:greaterOrEqual schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:greaterOrEqual schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:greaterOrEqual ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:guideline "A medical guideline related to this entity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:guideline "guideline") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:guideline schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:guideline ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:guideline schema:MedicalGuideline) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:guidelineDate "Date on which this guideline's recommendation was made.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:guidelineDate "guidelineDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:guidelineDate schema:MedicalGuideline) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:guidelineDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:guidelineDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:guidelineSubject "The medical conditions, treatments, etc. that are the subject of the guideline.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:guidelineSubject "guidelineSubject") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:guidelineSubject schema:MedicalGuideline) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:guidelineSubject ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:guidelineSubject schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:handlingTime "The typical delay between the receipt of the order and the goods either leaving the warehouse or being prepared for pickup, in case the delivery method is on site pickup. Typical properties: minValue, maxValue, unitCode (d for DAY). This is by common convention assumed to mean business days (if a unitCode is used, coded as \"d\"), i.e. only counting days when the business normally operates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:handlingTime "handlingTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:handlingTime schema:ShippingDeliveryTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:handlingTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:handlingTime schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:handlingTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:hasBioChemEntityPart ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasBioChemEntityPart "Indicates a BioChemEntity that (in some sense) has this BioChemEntity as a part. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasBioChemEntityPart "hasBioChemEntityPart") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasBioChemEntityPart schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:hasBioChemEntityPart schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasBioChemEntityPart ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasBioChemEntityPart schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasBroadcastChannel "A broadcast channel of a broadcast service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasBroadcastChannel "hasBroadcastChannel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasBroadcastChannel schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:hasBroadcastChannel schema:providesBroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasBroadcastChannel schema:BroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasBroadcastChannel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasCourse "A course or class that is one of the learning opportunities that constitute an educational / occupational program. No information is implied about whether the course is mandatory or optional; no guarantee is implied about whether the course will be available to everyone on the program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasCourse "hasCourse") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasCourse schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasCourse ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasCourse schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasCourse ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasCourseInstance "An offering of the course at a specific time and place or through specific media or mode of study or to a specific section of students.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasCourseInstance "hasCourseInstance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasCourseInstance schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasCourseInstance schema:CourseInstance) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasCredential "A credential awarded to the Person or Organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasCredential "hasCredential") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasCredential schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasCredential schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasCredential ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasCredential schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasCredential ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasDeliveryMethod "Method used for delivery or shipping.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasDeliveryMethod "hasDeliveryMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasDeliveryMethod schema:DeliveryEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasDeliveryMethod schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasDeliveryMethod schema:DeliveryMethod) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasDigitalDocumentPermission "A permission related to the access to this document (e.g. permission to read or write an electronic document). For a public document, specify a grantee with an Audience with audienceType equal to \"public\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasDigitalDocumentPermission "hasDigitalDocumentPermission") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasDigitalDocumentPermission schema:DigitalDocument) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasDigitalDocumentPermission schema:DigitalDocumentPermission) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasDriveThroughService "Indicates whether some facility (e.g. [[FoodEstablishment]], [[CovidTestingFacility]]) offers a service that can be used by driving through in a car. In the case of [[CovidTestingFacility]] such facilities could potentially help with social distancing from other potentially-infected users.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasDriveThroughService "hasDriveThroughService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasDriveThroughService schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasDriveThroughService ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasDriveThroughService schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasDriveThroughService ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasEnergyConsumptionDetails "Defines the energy efficiency Category (also known as \"class\" or \"rating\") for a product according to an international energy efficiency standard.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasEnergyConsumptionDetails "hasEnergyConsumptionDetails") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasEnergyConsumptionDetails schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasEnergyConsumptionDetails ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasEnergyConsumptionDetails schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasEnergyConsumptionDetails ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasEnergyEfficiencyCategory "Defines the energy efficiency Category (which could be either a rating out of range of values or a yes/no certification) for a product according to an international energy efficiency standard.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasEnergyEfficiencyCategory "hasEnergyEfficiencyCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasEnergyEfficiencyCategory schema:EnergyConsumptionDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasEnergyEfficiencyCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasEnergyEfficiencyCategory schema:EnergyEfficiencyEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasEnergyEfficiencyCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasHealthAspect "Indicates the aspect or aspects specifically addressed in some [[HealthTopicContent]]. For example, that the content is an overview, or that it talks about treatment, self-care, treatments or their side-effects.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasHealthAspect "hasHealthAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasHealthAspect schema:HealthTopicContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasHealthAspect schema:HealthAspectEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasHealthAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasMap "A URL to a map of the place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasMap "hasMap") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMap schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMap schema:Map) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMap schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasMeasurement "A product measurement, for example the inseam of pants, the wheel size of a bicycle, or the gauge of a screw. Usually an exact measurement, but can also be a range of measurements for adjustable products, for example belts and ski bindings.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasMeasurement "hasMeasurement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMeasurement schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMeasurement schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMeasurement schema:SizeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasMeasurement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMeasurement schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasMeasurement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasMenu "Either the actual menu as a structured representation, as text, or a URL of the menu.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasMenu "hasMenu") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMenu schema:FoodEstablishment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMenu schema:Menu) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMenu schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMenu schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasMenuItem "A food or drink item contained in a menu or menu section.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasMenuItem "hasMenuItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMenuItem schema:Menu) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMenuItem schema:MenuSection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMenuItem schema:MenuItem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasMenuSection "A subgrouping of the menu (by dishes, course, serving time period, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasMenuSection "hasMenuSection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMenuSection schema:Menu) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMenuSection schema:MenuSection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMenuSection schema:MenuSection) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy "Specifies a MerchantReturnPolicy that may be applicable.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy "hasMerchantReturnPolicy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasMerchantReturnPolicy ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:hasMolecularFunction ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasMolecularFunction "Molecular function performed by this BioChemEntity; please use PropertyValue if you want to include any evidence.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasMolecularFunction "hasMolecularFunction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasMolecularFunction schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasMolecularFunction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMolecularFunction schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMolecularFunction schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasMolecularFunction schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasOccupation "The Person's occupation. For past professions, use Role for expressing dates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasOccupation "hasOccupation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasOccupation schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasOccupation schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasOccupation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasOfferCatalog "Indicates an OfferCatalog listing for this Organization, Person, or Service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasOfferCatalog "hasOfferCatalog") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasOfferCatalog schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasOfferCatalog schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasOfferCatalog schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasOfferCatalog schema:OfferCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasPOS "Points-of-Sales operated by the organization or person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasPOS "hasPOS") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasPOS schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasPOS schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasPOS schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasPOS ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hasVariant "Indicates a [[Product]] that is a member of this [[ProductGroup]] (or [[ProductModel]]).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hasVariant "hasVariant") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hasVariant schema:ProductGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:hasVariant schema:isVariantOf) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hasVariant ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hasVariant schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:hasVariant ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:headline "Headline of the article.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:headline "headline") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:headline schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:headline schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthCondition "Specifying the health condition(s) of a patient, medical study, or other target audience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthCondition "healthCondition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthCondition schema:MedicalStudy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthCondition schema:Patient) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthCondition schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthCondition ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthCondition schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceOption "Whether the coinsurance applies before or after deductible, etc. TODO: Is this a closed set?") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceOption "healthPlanCoinsuranceOption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceOption schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceOption ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceOption schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceOption ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceRate "Whether The rate of coinsurance expressed as a number between 0.0 and 1.0.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceRate "healthPlanCoinsuranceRate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceRate schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceRate schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanCoinsuranceRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanCopay "Whether The copay amount.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanCopay "healthPlanCopay") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanCopay schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanCopay ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanCopay schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanCopay ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanCopayOption "Whether the copay is before or after deductible, etc. TODO: Is this a closed set?") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanCopayOption "healthPlanCopayOption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanCopayOption schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanCopayOption ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanCopayOption schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanCopayOption ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanCostSharing "Whether The costs to the patient for services under this network or formulary.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanCostSharing "healthPlanCostSharing") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanCostSharing schema:HealthPlanFormulary) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanCostSharing schema:HealthPlanNetwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanCostSharing ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanCostSharing schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanCostSharing ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanDrugOption "TODO.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanDrugOption "healthPlanDrugOption") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanDrugOption schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanDrugOption ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanDrugOption schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanDrugOption ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanDrugTier "The tier(s) of drugs offered by this formulary or insurance plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanDrugTier "healthPlanDrugTier") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanDrugTier schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanDrugTier schema:HealthPlanFormulary) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanDrugTier ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanDrugTier schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanDrugTier ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanId "The 14-character, HIOS-generated Plan ID number. (Plan IDs must be unique, even across different markets.)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanId "healthPlanId") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanId schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanId ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanId schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanId ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanMarketingUrl "The URL that goes directly to the plan brochure for the specific standard plan or plan variation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanMarketingUrl "healthPlanMarketingUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanMarketingUrl schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanMarketingUrl ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanMarketingUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanMarketingUrl ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanNetworkId "Name or unique ID of network. (Networks are often reused across different insurance plans).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanNetworkId "healthPlanNetworkId") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanNetworkId schema:HealthPlanNetwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanNetworkId schema:MedicalOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanNetworkId ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanNetworkId schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanNetworkId ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanNetworkTier "The tier(s) for this network.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanNetworkTier "healthPlanNetworkTier") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanNetworkTier schema:HealthPlanNetwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanNetworkTier ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanNetworkTier schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanNetworkTier ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthPlanPharmacyCategory "The category or type of pharmacy associated with this cost sharing.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthPlanPharmacyCategory "healthPlanPharmacyCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthPlanPharmacyCategory schema:HealthPlanCostSharingSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthPlanPharmacyCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthPlanPharmacyCategory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthPlanPharmacyCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:healthcareReportingData "Indicates data describing a hospital, e.g. a CDC [[CDCPMDRecord]] or as some kind of [[Dataset]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:healthcareReportingData "healthcareReportingData") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:healthcareReportingData schema:Hospital) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:healthcareReportingData ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthcareReportingData schema:CDCPMDRecord) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:healthcareReportingData schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:healthcareReportingData ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:height "The height of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:height "height") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:height schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:height schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:height schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:height schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:height schema:Distance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:height schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:highPrice "The highest price of all offers available.\\n\\nUsage guidelines:\\n\\n* Use values from 0123456789 (Unicode 'DIGIT ZERO' (U+0030) to 'DIGIT NINE' (U+0039)) rather than superficially similiar Unicode symbols.\\n* Use '.' (Unicode 'FULL STOP' (U+002E)) rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point. Avoid using these symbols as a readability separator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:highPrice "highPrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:highPrice schema:AggregateOffer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:highPrice schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:highPrice schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hiringOrganization "Organization offering the job position.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hiringOrganization "hiringOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hiringOrganization schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hiringOrganization schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:holdingArchive "[[ArchiveOrganization]] that holds, keeps or maintains the [[ArchiveComponent]]."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:holdingArchive "holdingArchive"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:holdingArchive schema:ArchiveComponent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:holdingArchive schema:archiveHeld) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:holdingArchive ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:holdingArchive schema:ArchiveOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:holdingArchive ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:honorificPrefix "An honorific prefix preceding a Person's name such as Dr/Mrs/Mr.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:honorificPrefix "honorificPrefix") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:honorificPrefix schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:honorificPrefix schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:honorificSuffix "An honorific suffix following a Person's name such as M.D. /PhD/MSCSW.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:honorificSuffix "honorificSuffix") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:honorificSuffix schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:honorificSuffix schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hospitalAffiliation "A hospital with which the physician or office is affiliated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hospitalAffiliation "hospitalAffiliation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hospitalAffiliation schema:Physician) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:hospitalAffiliation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hospitalAffiliation schema:Hospital) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hostingOrganization "The organization (airline, travelers' club, etc.) the membership is made with.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hostingOrganization "hostingOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hostingOrganization schema:ProgramMembership) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hostingOrganization schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:hoursAvailable "The hours during which this service or contact is available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:hoursAvailable "hoursAvailable") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hoursAvailable schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hoursAvailable schema:LocationFeatureSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:hoursAvailable schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:hoursAvailable schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:howPerformed "How the procedure is performed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:howPerformed "howPerformed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:howPerformed schema:MedicalProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:howPerformed ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:howPerformed schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:httpMethod "An HTTP method that specifies the appropriate HTTP method for a request to an HTTP EntryPoint. Values are capitalized strings as used in HTTP.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:httpMethod "httpMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:httpMethod schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:httpMethod schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:iataCode "IATA identifier for an airline or airport.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:iataCode "iataCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:iataCode schema:Airline) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:iataCode schema:Airport) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:iataCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:icaoCode "ICAO identifier for an airport.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:icaoCode "icaoCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:icaoCode schema:Airport) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:icaoCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:identifyingExam "A physical examination that can identify this sign.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:identifyingExam "identifyingExam") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:identifyingExam schema:MedicalSign) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:identifyingExam ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:identifyingExam schema:PhysicalExam) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:identifyingTest "A diagnostic test that can identify this sign.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:identifyingTest "identifyingTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:identifyingTest schema:MedicalSign) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:identifyingTest ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:identifyingTest schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:illustrator "The illustrator of the book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:illustrator "illustrator") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:illustrator schema:Book) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:illustrator schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:imagingTechnique "Imaging technique used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:imagingTechnique "imagingTechnique") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:imagingTechnique schema:ImagingTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:imagingTechnique ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:imagingTechnique schema:MedicalImagingTechnique) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inAlbum "The album to which this recording belongs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inAlbum "inAlbum") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inAlbum schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inAlbum schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inBroadcastLineup "The CableOrSatelliteService offering the channel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inBroadcastLineup "inBroadcastLineup") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inBroadcastLineup schema:BroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inBroadcastLineup schema:CableOrSatelliteService) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inLanguage "The language of the content or performance or used in an action. Please use one of the language codes from the [IETF BCP 47 standard](http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47). See also [[availableLanguage]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inLanguage "inLanguage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:CommunicateAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:LinkRole) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:PronounceableText) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:WriteAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:Language) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inLanguage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:inLanguage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inPlaylist "The playlist to which this recording belongs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inPlaylist "inPlaylist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inPlaylist schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inPlaylist schema:MusicPlaylist) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inProductGroupWithID "Indicates the [[productGroupID]] for a [[ProductGroup]] that this product [[isVariantOf]]. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inProductGroupWithID "inProductGroupWithID") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inProductGroupWithID schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inProductGroupWithID ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inProductGroupWithID schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:inProductGroupWithID ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inStoreReturnsOffered "Are in-store returns offered? (for more advanced return methods use the [[returnMethod]] property)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inStoreReturnsOffered "inStoreReturnsOffered") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inStoreReturnsOffered schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inStoreReturnsOffered ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inStoreReturnsOffered schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:inStoreReturnsOffered ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inSupportOf "Qualification, candidature, degree, application that Thesis supports.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inSupportOf "inSupportOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inSupportOf schema:Thesis) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inSupportOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inSupportOf schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:incentiveCompensation "Description of bonus and commission compensation aspects of the job.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:incentiveCompensation "incentiveCompensation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:incentiveCompensation schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:incentiveCompensation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:incentives "Description of bonus and commission compensation aspects of the job.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:incentives "incentives") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:incentives schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:incentives schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:incentives schema:incentiveCompensation) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includedComposition "Smaller compositions included in this work (e.g. a movement in a symphony).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includedComposition "includedComposition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includedComposition schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includedComposition schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includedComposition ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includedDataCatalog "A data catalog which contains this dataset (this property was previously 'catalog', preferred name is now 'includedInDataCatalog').") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includedDataCatalog "includedDataCatalog") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includedDataCatalog schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includedDataCatalog schema:DataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:includedDataCatalog schema:includedInDataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includedInDataCatalog "A data catalog which contains this dataset.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includedInDataCatalog "includedInDataCatalog") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includedInDataCatalog schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:includedInDataCatalog schema:dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includedInDataCatalog schema:DataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includedInHealthInsurancePlan "The insurance plans that cover this drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includedInHealthInsurancePlan "includedInHealthInsurancePlan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includedInHealthInsurancePlan schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:includedInHealthInsurancePlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includedInHealthInsurancePlan schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includedInHealthInsurancePlan ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includedRiskFactor "A modifiable or non-modifiable risk factor included in the calculation, e.g. age, coexisting condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includedRiskFactor "includedRiskFactor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includedRiskFactor schema:MedicalRiskEstimator) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:includedRiskFactor ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includedRiskFactor schema:MedicalRiskFactor) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includesAttraction "Attraction located at destination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includesAttraction "includesAttraction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includesAttraction schema:TouristDestination) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:includesAttraction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includesAttraction schema:TouristAttraction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includesAttraction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includesAttraction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includesAttraction ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includesHealthPlanFormulary "Formularies covered by this plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includesHealthPlanFormulary "includesHealthPlanFormulary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includesHealthPlanFormulary schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:includesHealthPlanFormulary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includesHealthPlanFormulary schema:HealthPlanFormulary) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includesHealthPlanFormulary ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includesHealthPlanNetwork "Networks covered by this plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includesHealthPlanNetwork "includesHealthPlanNetwork") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includesHealthPlanNetwork schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:includesHealthPlanNetwork ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includesHealthPlanNetwork schema:HealthPlanNetwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includesHealthPlanNetwork ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:includesObject "This links to a node or nodes indicating the exact quantity of the products included in an [[Offer]] or [[ProductCollection]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:includesObject "includesObject") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includesObject schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includesObject schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:includesObject schema:ProductCollection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:includesObject schema:TypeAndQuantityNode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:includesObject ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:increasesRiskOf "The condition, complication, etc. influenced by this factor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:increasesRiskOf "increasesRiskOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:increasesRiskOf schema:MedicalRiskFactor) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:increasesRiskOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:increasesRiskOf schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:industry "The industry associated with the job position.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:industry "industry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:industry schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:industry schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:industry schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ineligibleRegion "The ISO 3166-1 (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) or ISO 3166-2 code, the place, or the GeoShape for the geo-political region(s) for which the offer or delivery charge specification is not valid, e.g. a region where the transaction is not allowed.\\n\\nSee also [[eligibleRegion]]. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ineligibleRegion "ineligibleRegion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:DeliveryChargeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ineligibleRegion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ineligibleRegion schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ineligibleRegion ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:infectiousAgent "The actual infectious agent, such as a specific bacterium.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:infectiousAgent "infectiousAgent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:infectiousAgent schema:InfectiousDisease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:infectiousAgent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:infectiousAgent schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:infectiousAgentClass "The class of infectious agent (bacteria, prion, etc.) that causes the disease.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:infectiousAgentClass "infectiousAgentClass") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:infectiousAgentClass schema:InfectiousDisease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:infectiousAgentClass ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:infectiousAgentClass schema:InfectiousAgentClass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inker "The individual who traces over the pencil drawings in ink after pencils are complete.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inker "inker") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inker schema:ComicIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inker schema:ComicStory) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inker schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:inker ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inker schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:insertion "The place of attachment of a muscle, or what the muscle moves.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:insertion "insertion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:insertion schema:Muscle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:insertion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:insertion schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:installUrl "URL at which the app may be installed, if different from the URL of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:installUrl "installUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:installUrl schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:installUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:instructor "A person assigned to instruct or provide instructional assistance for the [[CourseInstance]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:instructor "instructor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:instructor schema:CourseInstance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:instructor schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:intensity "Quantitative measure gauging the degree of force involved in the exercise, for example, heartbeats per minute. May include the velocity of the movement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:intensity "intensity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:intensity schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:intensity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:intensity schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:intensity schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interactingDrug "Another drug that is known to interact with this drug in a way that impacts the effect of this drug or causes a risk to the patient. Note: disease interactions are typically captured as contraindications.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interactingDrug "interactingDrug") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interactingDrug schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:interactingDrug ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interactingDrug schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interactionCount "This property is deprecated, alongside the UserInteraction types on which it depended.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interactionCount "interactionCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:interactionCount schema:interactionStatistic) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interactionService "The WebSite or SoftwareApplication where the interactions took place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interactionService "interactionService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interactionService schema:InteractionCounter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interactionService schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interactionService schema:WebSite) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interactionStatistic "The number of interactions for the CreativeWork using the WebSite or SoftwareApplication. The most specific child type of InteractionCounter should be used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interactionStatistic "interactionStatistic") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interactionStatistic schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interactionStatistic schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interactionStatistic schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interactionStatistic schema:InteractionCounter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:interactionStatistic ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interactionType "The Action representing the type of interaction. For up votes, +1s, etc. use [[LikeAction]]. For down votes use [[DislikeAction]]. Otherwise, use the most specific Action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interactionType "interactionType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interactionType schema:InteractionCounter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interactionType schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interactivityType "The predominant mode of learning supported by the learning resource. Acceptable values are 'active', 'expositive', or 'mixed'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interactivityType "interactivityType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interactivityType schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interactivityType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:interestRate "The interest rate, charged or paid, applicable to the financial product. Note: This is different from the calculated annualPercentageRate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:interestRate "interestRate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:interestRate schema:FinancialProduct) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interestRate schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:interestRate schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:interestRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:inventoryLevel "The current approximate inventory level for the item or items.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:inventoryLevel "inventoryLevel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inventoryLevel schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inventoryLevel schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:inventoryLevel schema:SomeProducts) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:inventoryLevel schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:inventoryLevel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isAcceptingNewPatients "Whether the provider is accepting new patients.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isAcceptingNewPatients "isAcceptingNewPatients") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isAcceptingNewPatients schema:MedicalOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isAcceptingNewPatients ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isAcceptingNewPatients schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isAcceptingNewPatients ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isAccessibleForFree "A flag to signal that the item, event, or place is accessible for free.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isAccessibleForFree "isAccessibleForFree") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isAccessibleForFree schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isAccessibleForFree schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isAccessibleForFree schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isAccessibleForFree schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isAccessoryOrSparePartFor "A pointer to another product (or multiple products) for which this product is an accessory or spare part.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isAccessoryOrSparePartFor "isAccessoryOrSparePartFor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isAccessoryOrSparePartFor schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isAccessoryOrSparePartFor schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isAccessoryOrSparePartFor ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isAvailableGenerically "True if the drug is available in a generic form (regardless of name).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isAvailableGenerically "isAvailableGenerically") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isAvailableGenerically schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isAvailableGenerically ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isAvailableGenerically schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isBasedOn "A resource from which this work is derived or from which it is a modification or adaption.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isBasedOn "isBasedOn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isBasedOn schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isBasedOn schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isBasedOn schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isBasedOn schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isBasedOnUrl "A resource that was used in the creation of this resource. This term can be repeated for multiple sources. For example, http://example.com/great-multiplication-intro.html.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isBasedOnUrl "isBasedOnUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isBasedOnUrl schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isBasedOnUrl schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isBasedOnUrl schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isBasedOnUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:isBasedOnUrl schema:isBasedOn) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isConsumableFor "A pointer to another product (or multiple products) for which this product is a consumable.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isConsumableFor "isConsumableFor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isConsumableFor schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isConsumableFor schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isConsumableFor ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity "Another BioChemEntity encoding by this one.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity "isEncodedByBioChemEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity schema:encodesBioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isEncodedByBioChemEntity schema:Gene) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isFamilyFriendly "Indicates whether this content is family friendly.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isFamilyFriendly "isFamilyFriendly") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isFamilyFriendly schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isFamilyFriendly schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isGift "Was the offer accepted as a gift for someone other than the buyer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isGift "isGift") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isGift schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isGift schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess "Biological process this BioChemEntity is involved in; please use PropertyValue if you want to include any evidence.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess "isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isInvolvedInBiologicalProcess schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isLiveBroadcast "True if the broadcast is of a live event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isLiveBroadcast "isLiveBroadcast") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isLiveBroadcast schema:BroadcastEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isLiveBroadcast schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation "Subcellular location where this BioChemEntity is located; please use PropertyValue if you want to include any evidence.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation "isLocatedInSubcellularLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isLocatedInSubcellularLocation schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity "Indicates a BioChemEntity that is (in some sense) a part of this BioChemEntity. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity "isPartOfBioChemEntity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity schema:hasBioChemEntityPart) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isPartOfBioChemEntity schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isPlanForApartment "Indicates some accommodation that this floor plan describes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isPlanForApartment "isPlanForApartment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isPlanForApartment schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isPlanForApartment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isPlanForApartment schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isPlanForApartment ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isProprietary "True if this item's name is a proprietary/brand name (vs. generic name).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isProprietary "isProprietary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isProprietary schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isProprietary schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isProprietary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isProprietary schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isRelatedTo "A pointer to another, somehow related product (or multiple products).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isRelatedTo "isRelatedTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isRelatedTo schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isRelatedTo schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isRelatedTo schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isRelatedTo schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isRelatedTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isResizable "Whether the 3DModel allows resizing. For example, room layout applications often do not allow 3DModel elements to be resized to reflect reality.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isResizable "isResizable") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isResizable ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isResizable ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isResizable schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isResizable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isSimilarTo "A pointer to another, functionally similar product (or multiple products).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isSimilarTo "isSimilarTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isSimilarTo schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isSimilarTo schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isSimilarTo schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isSimilarTo schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isSimilarTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isUnlabelledFallback "This can be marked 'true' to indicate that some published [[DeliveryTimeSettings]] or [[ShippingRateSettings]] are intended to apply to all [[OfferShippingDetails]] published by the same merchant, when referenced by a [[shippingSettingsLink]] in those settings. It is not meaningful to use a 'true' value for this property alongside a transitTimeLabel (for [[DeliveryTimeSettings]]) or shippingLabel (for [[ShippingRateSettings]]), since this property is for use with unlabelled settings.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isUnlabelledFallback "isUnlabelledFallback") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isUnlabelledFallback schema:DeliveryTimeSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isUnlabelledFallback schema:ShippingRateSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:isUnlabelledFallback ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isUnlabelledFallback schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isUnlabelledFallback ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isVariantOf "Indicates the kind of product that this is a variant of. In the case of [[ProductModel]], this is a pointer (from a ProductModel) to a base product from which this product is a variant. It is safe to infer that the variant inherits all product features from the base model, unless defined locally. This is not transitive. In the case of a [[ProductGroup]], the group description also serves as a template, representing a set of Products that vary on explicitly defined, specific dimensions only (so it defines both a set of variants, as well as which values distinguish amongst those variants). When used with [[ProductGroup]], this property can apply to any [[Product]] included in the group.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isVariantOf "isVariantOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isVariantOf schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isVariantOf schema:ProductModel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:isVariantOf schema:hasVariant) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isVariantOf schema:ProductGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isVariantOf schema:ProductModel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isVariantOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isicV4 "The International Standard of Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC), Revision 4 code for a particular organization, business person, or place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isicV4 "isicV4") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isicV4 schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isicV4 schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isicV4 schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isicV4 schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isicV4 ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:isrcCode "The International Standard Recording Code for the recording.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:isrcCode "isrcCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:isrcCode schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:isrcCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:isrcCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:issuedBy "The organization issuing the ticket or permit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:issuedBy "issuedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issuedBy schema:Permit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issuedBy schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:issuedBy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:issuedThrough "The service through with the permit was granted.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:issuedThrough "issuedThrough") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:issuedThrough schema:Permit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:issuedThrough schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:iswcCode "The International Standard Musical Work Code for the composition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:iswcCode "iswcCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:iswcCode schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:iswcCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:iswcCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:item "An entity represented by an entry in a list or data feed (e.g. an 'artist' in a list of 'artists')’.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:item "item") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:item schema:DataFeedItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:item schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:item schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemCondition "A predefined value from OfferItemCondition specifying the condition of the product or service, or the products or services included in the offer. Also used for product return policies to specify the condition of products accepted for returns.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemCondition "itemCondition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemCondition schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemCondition schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemCondition schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemCondition schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemCondition schema:OfferItemCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemDefectReturnFees "The type of return fees for returns of defect products.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemDefectReturnFees "itemDefectReturnFees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemDefectReturnFees schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:itemDefectReturnFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemDefectReturnFees schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:itemDefectReturnFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemDefectReturnLabelSource "The method (from an enumeration) by which the customer obtains a return shipping label for a defect product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemDefectReturnLabelSource "itemDefectReturnLabelSource") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemDefectReturnLabelSource schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:itemDefectReturnLabelSource ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemDefectReturnLabelSource schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:itemDefectReturnLabelSource ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemDefectReturnShippingFeesAmount "Amount of shipping costs for defect product returns. Applicable when property [[itemDefectReturnFees]] equals [[ReturnShippingFees]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemDefectReturnShippingFeesAmount "itemDefectReturnShippingFeesAmount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemDefectReturnShippingFeesAmount schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:itemDefectReturnShippingFeesAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemDefectReturnShippingFeesAmount schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:itemDefectReturnShippingFeesAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemListElement "For itemListElement values, you can use simple strings (e.g. \"Peter\", \"Paul\", \"Mary\"), existing entities, or use ListItem.\\n\\nText values are best if the elements in the list are plain strings. Existing entities are best for a simple, unordered list of existing things in your data. ListItem is used with ordered lists when you want to provide additional context about the element in that list or when the same item might be in different places in different lists.\\n\\nNote: The order of elements in your mark-up is not sufficient for indicating the order or elements. Use ListItem with a 'position' property in such cases.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemListElement "itemListElement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemListElement schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemListElement schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemListElement schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemListElement schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemListOrder "Type of ordering (e.g. Ascending, Descending, Unordered).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemListOrder "itemListOrder") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemListOrder schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemListOrder schema:ItemListOrderType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemListOrder schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemOffered "An item being offered (or demanded). The transactional nature of the offer or demand is documented using [[businessFunction]], e.g. sell, lease etc. While several common expected types are listed explicitly in this definition, others can be used. Using a second type, such as Product or a subtype of Product, can clarify the nature of the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemOffered "itemOffered") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:itemOffered schema:offers) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:AggregateOffer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:MenuItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemOffered schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemReviewed "The item that is being reviewed/rated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemReviewed "itemReviewed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemReviewed schema:AggregateRating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemReviewed schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemReviewed schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itemShipped "Item(s) being shipped.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itemShipped "itemShipped") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itemShipped schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itemShipped schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:itinerary "Destination(s) ( [[Place]] ) that make up a trip. For a trip where destination order is important use [[ItemList]] to specify that order (see examples).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:itinerary "itinerary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:itinerary schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:itinerary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itinerary schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:itinerary schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:itinerary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:itinerary ) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:iupacName ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:iupacName "Systematic method of naming chemical compounds as recommended by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:iupacName "iupacName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:iupacName schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:iupacName ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:iupacName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:jobBenefits "Description of benefits associated with the job.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:jobBenefits "jobBenefits") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jobBenefits schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobBenefits schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:jobImmediateStart "An indicator as to whether a position is available for an immediate start.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:jobImmediateStart "jobImmediateStart") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jobImmediateStart schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:jobImmediateStart ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobImmediateStart schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:jobImmediateStart ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:jobLocation "A (typically single) geographic location associated with the job position.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:jobLocation "jobLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jobLocation schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobLocation schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:jobLocationType "A description of the job location (e.g TELECOMMUTE for telecommute jobs).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:jobLocationType "jobLocationType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jobLocationType schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:jobLocationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobLocationType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:jobLocationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:jobStartDate "The date on which a successful applicant for this job would be expected to start work. Choose a specific date in the future or use the jobImmediateStart property to indicate the position is to be filled as soon as possible.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:jobStartDate "jobStartDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jobStartDate schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:jobStartDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobStartDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobStartDate schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:jobStartDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:jobTitle "The job title of the person (for example, Financial Manager).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:jobTitle "jobTitle") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:jobTitle schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:jobTitle ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobTitle schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:jobTitle schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:jobTitle ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:keywords "Keywords or tags used to describe this content. Multiple entries in a keywords list are typically delimited by commas.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:keywords "keywords") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:keywords schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:keywords schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:keywords schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:keywords schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:knownVehicleDamages "A textual description of known damages, both repaired and unrepaired.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:knownVehicleDamages "knownVehicleDamages") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:knownVehicleDamages schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:knownVehicleDamages schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:knownVehicleDamages ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:knows "The most generic bi-directional social/work relation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:knows "knows") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:knows schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:knows schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:knowsAbout "Of a [[Person]], and less typically of an [[Organization]], to indicate a topic that is known about - suggesting possible expertise but not implying it. We do not distinguish skill levels here, or relate this to educational content, events, objectives or [[JobPosting]] descriptions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:knowsAbout "knowsAbout") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:knowsAbout schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:knowsAbout schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:knowsAbout ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:knowsAbout schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:knowsAbout schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:knowsAbout schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:knowsAbout ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:knowsAbout ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:knowsLanguage "Of a [[Person]], and less typically of an [[Organization]], to indicate a known language. We do not distinguish skill levels or reading/writing/speaking/signing here. Use language codes from the [IETF BCP 47 standard](http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:knowsLanguage "knowsLanguage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:knowsLanguage schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:knowsLanguage schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:knowsLanguage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:knowsLanguage schema:Language) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:knowsLanguage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:knowsLanguage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:knowsLanguage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:labelDetails "Link to the drug's label details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:labelDetails "labelDetails") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:labelDetails schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:labelDetails ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:labelDetails schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lastReviewed "Date on which the content on this web page was last reviewed for accuracy and/or completeness.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lastReviewed "lastReviewed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lastReviewed schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lastReviewed schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:latitude "The latitude of a location. For example ```37.42242``` ([WGS 84](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Geodetic_System)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:latitude "latitude") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:latitude schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:latitude schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:latitude schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:latitude schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:learningResourceType "The predominant type or kind characterizing the learning resource. For example, 'presentation', 'handout'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:learningResourceType "learningResourceType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:learningResourceType schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:learningResourceType schema:LearningResource) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:learningResourceType schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:learningResourceType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:leaseLength "Length of the lease for some [[Accommodation]], either particular to some [[Offer]] or in some cases intrinsic to the property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:leaseLength "leaseLength") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:leaseLength schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:leaseLength schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:leaseLength schema:RealEstateListing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:leaseLength ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:leaseLength schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:leaseLength schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:leaseLength ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legalName "The official name of the organization, e.g. the registered company name.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legalName "legalName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legalName schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legalName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legalName ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legalStatus "The drug or supplement's legal status, including any controlled substance schedules that apply.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legalStatus "legalStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legalStatus schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legalStatus schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legalStatus schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legalStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legalStatus schema:DrugLegalStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legalStatus schema:MedicalEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legalStatus schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationChanges "Another legislation that this legislation changes. This encompasses the notions of amendment, replacement, correction, repeal, or other types of change. This may be a direct change (textual or non-textual amendment) or a consequential or indirect change. The property is to be used to express the existence of a change relationship between two acts rather than the existence of a consolidated version of the text that shows the result of the change. For consolidation relationships, use the legislationConsolidates property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationChanges "legislationChanges") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationChanges ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationChanges schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationChanges ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationChanges schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationChanges ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationChanges ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationConsolidates "Indicates another legislation taken into account in this consolidated legislation (which is usually the product of an editorial process that revises the legislation). This property should be used multiple times to refer to both the original version or the previous consolidated version, and to the legislations making the change.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationConsolidates "legislationConsolidates") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationConsolidates ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationConsolidates schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationConsolidates ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationConsolidates schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationConsolidates ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationConsolidates ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationDateVersion "The point-in-time at which the provided description of the legislation is valid (e.g. : when looking at the law on the 2016-04-07 (= dateVersion), I get the consolidation of 2015-04-12 of the \"National Insurance Contributions Act 2015\")") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationDateVersion "legislationDateVersion") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationDateVersion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationDateVersion schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationDateVersion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationDateVersion schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationDateVersion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationDateVersion ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationLegalForce "Whether the legislation is currently in force, not in force, or partially in force.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationLegalForce "legislationLegalForce") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationLegalForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationLegalForce schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationLegalForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationLegalForce schema:LegalForceStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationLegalForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationLegalForce ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationLegalValue "The legal value of this legislation file. The same legislation can be written in multiple files with different legal values. Typically a digitally signed PDF have a \"stronger\" legal value than the HTML file of the same act.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationLegalValue "legislationLegalValue") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationLegalValue schema:LegislationObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationLegalValue schema:LegalValueLevel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationLegalValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:legislationResponsible "An individual or organization that has some kind of responsibility for the legislation. Typically the ministry who is/was in charge of elaborating the legislation, or the adressee for potential questions about the legislation once it is published.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:legislationResponsible "legislationResponsible") -AnnotationAssertion(ns1:exactMatch schema:legislationResponsible ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:legislationResponsible schema:Legislation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:legislationResponsible ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationResponsible schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:legislationResponsible schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationResponsible ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:legislationResponsible ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lesser "This ordering relation for qualitative values indicates that the subject is lesser than the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lesser "lesser") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lesser schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lesser schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:lesser ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lesserOrEqual "This ordering relation for qualitative values indicates that the subject is lesser than or equal to the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lesserOrEqual "lesserOrEqual") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lesserOrEqual schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lesserOrEqual schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:lesserOrEqual ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:letterer "The individual who adds lettering, including speech balloons and sound effects, to artwork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:letterer "letterer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:letterer schema:ComicIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:letterer schema:ComicStory) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:letterer schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:letterer ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:letterer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:license "A license document that applies to this content, typically indicated by URL.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:license "license") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:license schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:license schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:license schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:line "A line is a point-to-point path consisting of two or more points. A line is expressed as a series of two or more point objects separated by space.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:line "line") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:line schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:line schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:linkRelationship "Indicates the relationship type of a Web link. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:linkRelationship "linkRelationship") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:linkRelationship schema:LinkRole) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:linkRelationship ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:linkRelationship schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:linkRelationship ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:liveBlogUpdate "An update to the LiveBlog.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:liveBlogUpdate "liveBlogUpdate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:liveBlogUpdate schema:LiveBlogPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:liveBlogUpdate schema:BlogPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:loanMortgageMandateAmount "Amount of mortgage mandate that can be converted into a proper mortgage at a later stage.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:loanMortgageMandateAmount "loanMortgageMandateAmount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:loanMortgageMandateAmount schema:MortgageLoan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:loanMortgageMandateAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loanMortgageMandateAmount schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanMortgageMandateAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanMortgageMandateAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:loanPaymentAmount "The amount of money to pay in a single payment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:loanPaymentAmount "loanPaymentAmount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:loanPaymentAmount schema:RepaymentSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:loanPaymentAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loanPaymentAmount schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanPaymentAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanPaymentAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:loanPaymentFrequency "Frequency of payments due, i.e. number of months between payments. This is defined as a frequency, i.e. the reciprocal of a period of time.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:loanPaymentFrequency "loanPaymentFrequency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:loanPaymentFrequency schema:RepaymentSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:loanPaymentFrequency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loanPaymentFrequency schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanPaymentFrequency ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanPaymentFrequency ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:loanRepaymentForm "A form of paying back money previously borrowed from a lender. Repayment usually takes the form of periodic payments that normally include part principal plus interest in each payment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:loanRepaymentForm "loanRepaymentForm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:loanRepaymentForm schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:loanRepaymentForm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loanRepaymentForm schema:RepaymentSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanRepaymentForm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanRepaymentForm ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:loanType "The type of a loan or credit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:loanType "loanType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:loanType schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:loanType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loanType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:loanType schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:loanType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:locationCreated "The location where the CreativeWork was created, which may not be the same as the location depicted in the CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:locationCreated "locationCreated") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:locationCreated schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:locationCreated schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lodgingUnitDescription "A full description of the lodging unit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lodgingUnitDescription "lodgingUnitDescription") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lodgingUnitDescription schema:LodgingReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lodgingUnitDescription schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lodgingUnitType "Textual description of the unit type (including suite vs. room, size of bed, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lodgingUnitType "lodgingUnitType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lodgingUnitType schema:LodgingReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lodgingUnitType schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lodgingUnitType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:longitude "The longitude of a location. For example ```-122.08585``` ([WGS 84](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Geodetic_System)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:longitude "longitude") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:longitude schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:longitude schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:longitude schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:longitude schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lowPrice "The lowest price of all offers available.\\n\\nUsage guidelines:\\n\\n* Use values from 0123456789 (Unicode 'DIGIT ZERO' (U+0030) to 'DIGIT NINE' (U+0039)) rather than superficially similiar Unicode symbols.\\n* Use '.' (Unicode 'FULL STOP' (U+002E)) rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point. Avoid using these symbols as a readability separator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lowPrice "lowPrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lowPrice schema:AggregateOffer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lowPrice schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lowPrice schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lyricist "The person who wrote the words.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lyricist "lyricist") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lyricist schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lyricist schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:lyricist ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:lyrics "The words in the song.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:lyrics "lyrics") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:lyrics schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:lyrics schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:lyrics ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mainContentOfPage "Indicates if this web page element is the main subject of the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mainContentOfPage "mainContentOfPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mainContentOfPage schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mainContentOfPage schema:WebPageElement) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mainEntityOfPage "Indicates a page (or other CreativeWork) for which this thing is the main entity being described. See [background notes](/docs/datamodel.html#mainEntityBackground) for details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mainEntityOfPage "mainEntityOfPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mainEntityOfPage schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:mainEntityOfPage schema:mainEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mainEntityOfPage schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mainEntityOfPage schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maintainer "A maintainer of a [[Dataset]], software package ([[SoftwareApplication]]), or other [[Project]]. A maintainer is a [[Person]] or [[Organization]] that manages contributions to, and/or publication of, some (typically complex) artifact. It is common for distributions of software and data to be based on \"upstream\" sources. When [[maintainer]] is applied to a specific version of something e.g. a particular version or packaging of a [[Dataset]], it is always possible that the upstream source has a different maintainer. The [[isBasedOn]] property can be used to indicate such relationships between datasets to make the different maintenance roles clear. Similarly in the case of software, a package may have dedicated maintainers working on integration into software distributions such as Ubuntu, as well as upstream maintainers of the underlying work. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maintainer "maintainer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maintainer schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:maintainer ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maintainer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maintainer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:maintainer ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:makesOffer "A pointer to products or services offered by the organization or person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:makesOffer "makesOffer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:makesOffer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:makesOffer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:makesOffer schema:offeredBy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:makesOffer schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:makesOffer ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:manufacturer "The manufacturer of the product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:manufacturer "manufacturer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:manufacturer schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:manufacturer schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:manufacturer schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:manufacturer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:map "A URL to a map of the place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:map "map") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:map schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:map schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:map schema:hasMap) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mapType "Indicates the kind of Map, from the MapCategoryType Enumeration.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mapType "mapType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mapType schema:Map) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mapType schema:MapCategoryType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maps "A URL to a map of the place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maps "maps") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maps schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maps schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:maps schema:hasMap) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:marginOfError "A marginOfError for an [[Observation]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:marginOfError "marginOfError") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:marginOfError schema:Observation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:marginOfError ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:marginOfError schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:marginOfError ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:materialExtent "The quantity of the materials being described or an expression of the physical space they occupy."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:materialExtent "materialExtent"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:materialExtent schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:materialExtent ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:materialExtent schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:materialExtent schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:materialExtent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mathExpression "A mathematical expression (e.g. 'x^2-3x=0') that may be solved for a specific variable, simplified, or transformed. This can take many formats, e.g. LaTeX, Ascii-Math, or math as you would write with a keyboard.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mathExpression "mathExpression") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mathExpression schema:MathSolver) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:mathExpression ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mathExpression schema:SolveMathAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mathExpression schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:mathExpression ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maxPrice "The highest price if the price is a range.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maxPrice "maxPrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maxPrice schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maxPrice schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:maxPrice ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maxValue "The upper value of some characteristic or property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maxValue "maxValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maxValue schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maxValue schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maxValue schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maxValue schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maxValue schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:maxValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maximumAttendeeCapacity "The total number of individuals that may attend an event or venue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maximumAttendeeCapacity "maximumAttendeeCapacity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumAttendeeCapacity schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumAttendeeCapacity schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maximumAttendeeCapacity schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maximumEnrollment "The maximum number of students who may be enrolled in the program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maximumEnrollment "maximumEnrollment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumEnrollment schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:maximumEnrollment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maximumEnrollment schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:maximumEnrollment ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maximumIntake "Recommended intake of this supplement for a given population as defined by a specific recommending authority.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maximumIntake "maximumIntake") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumIntake schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumIntake schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumIntake schema:DrugStrength) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumIntake schema:Substance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:maximumIntake ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maximumIntake schema:MaximumDoseSchedule) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maximumPhysicalAttendeeCapacity "The maximum physical attendee capacity of an [[Event]] whose [[eventAttendanceMode]] is [[OfflineEventAttendanceMode]] (or the offline aspects, in the case of a [[MixedEventAttendanceMode]]). ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maximumPhysicalAttendeeCapacity "maximumPhysicalAttendeeCapacity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumPhysicalAttendeeCapacity schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:maximumPhysicalAttendeeCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maximumPhysicalAttendeeCapacity schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:maximumPhysicalAttendeeCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:maximumVirtualAttendeeCapacity "The maximum physical attendee capacity of an [[Event]] whose [[eventAttendanceMode]] is [[OnlineEventAttendanceMode]] (or the online aspects, in the case of a [[MixedEventAttendanceMode]]). ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:maximumVirtualAttendeeCapacity "maximumVirtualAttendeeCapacity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:maximumVirtualAttendeeCapacity schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:maximumVirtualAttendeeCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:maximumVirtualAttendeeCapacity schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:maximumVirtualAttendeeCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mealService "Description of the meals that will be provided or available for purchase.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mealService "mealService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mealService schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mealService schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:measuredProperty "The measuredProperty of an [[Observation]], either a schema.org property, a property from other RDF-compatible systems e.g. W3C RDF Data Cube, or schema.org extensions such as [GS1's](https://www.gs1.org/voc/?show=properties).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:measuredProperty "measuredProperty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:measuredProperty schema:Observation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:measuredProperty ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:measuredProperty schema:Property) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:measuredProperty ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:measuredValue "The measuredValue of an [[Observation]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:measuredValue "measuredValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:measuredValue schema:Observation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:measuredValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:measuredValue schema:DataType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:measuredValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:measurementTechnique "A technique or technology used in a [[Dataset]] (or [[DataDownload]], [[DataCatalog]]), -corresponding to the method used for measuring the corresponding variable(s) (described using [[variableMeasured]]). This is oriented towards scientific and scholarly dataset publication but may have broader applicability; it is not intended as a full representation of measurement, but rather as a high level summary for dataset discovery. - -For example, if [[variableMeasured]] is: molecule concentration, [[measurementTechnique]] could be: \"mass spectrometry\" or \"nmr spectroscopy\" or \"colorimetry\" or \"immunofluorescence\". - -If the [[variableMeasured]] is \"depression rating\", the [[measurementTechnique]] could be \"Zung Scale\" or \"HAM-D\" or \"Beck Depression Inventory\". - -If there are several [[variableMeasured]] properties recorded for some given data object, use a [[PropertyValue]] for each [[variableMeasured]] and attach the corresponding [[measurementTechnique]]. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:measurementTechnique "measurementTechnique") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:measurementTechnique schema:DataCatalog) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:measurementTechnique schema:DataDownload) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:measurementTechnique schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:measurementTechnique schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:measurementTechnique ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:measurementTechnique schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:measurementTechnique schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:measurementTechnique ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mechanismOfAction "The specific biochemical interaction through which this drug or supplement produces its pharmacological effect.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mechanismOfAction "mechanismOfAction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mechanismOfAction schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mechanismOfAction schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:mechanismOfAction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mechanismOfAction schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mediaAuthenticityCategory "Indicates a MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration classification of a media object (in the context of how it was published or shared).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mediaAuthenticityCategory "mediaAuthenticityCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mediaAuthenticityCategory schema:MediaReview) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:mediaAuthenticityCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mediaAuthenticityCategory schema:MediaManipulationRatingEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:mediaAuthenticityCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mediaItemAppearance "In the context of a [[MediaReview]], indicates specific media item(s) that are grouped using a [[MediaReviewItem]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mediaItemAppearance "mediaItemAppearance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mediaItemAppearance schema:MediaReviewItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:mediaItemAppearance ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mediaItemAppearance schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:mediaItemAppearance ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:median "The median value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:median "median") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:median schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:median schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:median ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:medicalAudience "Medical audience for page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:medicalAudience "medicalAudience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:medicalAudience schema:MedicalWebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:medicalAudience ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:medicalAudience schema:MedicalAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:medicalAudience schema:MedicalAudienceType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:medicalSpecialty "A medical specialty of the provider.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:medicalSpecialty "medicalSpecialty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:medicalSpecialty schema:Hospital) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:medicalSpecialty schema:MedicalClinic) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:medicalSpecialty schema:MedicalOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:medicalSpecialty schema:Physician) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:medicalSpecialty ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:medicalSpecialty schema:MedicalSpecialty) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:medicineSystem "The system of medicine that includes this MedicalEntity, for example 'evidence-based', 'homeopathic', 'chiropractic', etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:medicineSystem "medicineSystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:medicineSystem schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:medicineSystem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:medicineSystem schema:MedicineSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:meetsEmissionStandard "Indicates that the vehicle meets the respective emission standard.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:meetsEmissionStandard "meetsEmissionStandard") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:meetsEmissionStandard schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:meetsEmissionStandard ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:meetsEmissionStandard schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:meetsEmissionStandard schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:meetsEmissionStandard schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:meetsEmissionStandard ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:member "A member of an Organization or a ProgramMembership. Organizations can be members of organizations; ProgramMembership is typically for individuals.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:member "member") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:member schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:member schema:ProgramMembership) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:member schema:memberOf) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:member schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:member schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:members "A member of this organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:members "members") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:members schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:members schema:ProgramMembership) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:members schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:members schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:members schema:member) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:membershipNumber "A unique identifier for the membership.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:membershipNumber "membershipNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:membershipNumber schema:ProgramMembership) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:membershipNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:membershipPointsEarned "The number of membership points earned by the member. If necessary, the unitText can be used to express the units the points are issued in. (e.g. stars, miles, etc.)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:membershipPointsEarned "membershipPointsEarned") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:membershipPointsEarned schema:ProgramMembership) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:membershipPointsEarned ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:membershipPointsEarned schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:membershipPointsEarned schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:membershipPointsEarned ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:memoryRequirements "Minimum memory requirements.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:memoryRequirements "memoryRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:memoryRequirements schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:memoryRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:memoryRequirements schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mentions "Indicates that the CreativeWork contains a reference to, but is not necessarily about a concept.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mentions "mentions") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mentions schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mentions schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:menu "Either the actual menu as a structured representation, as text, or a URL of the menu.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:menu "menu") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:menu schema:FoodEstablishment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:menu schema:Menu) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:menu schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:menu schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:menu schema:hasMenu) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:menuAddOn "Additional menu item(s) such as a side dish of salad or side order of fries that can be added to this menu item. Additionally it can be a menu section containing allowed add-on menu items for this menu item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:menuAddOn "menuAddOn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:menuAddOn schema:MenuItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:menuAddOn schema:MenuItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:menuAddOn schema:MenuSection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:menuAddOn ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:merchant "'merchant' is an out-dated term for 'seller'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:merchant "merchant") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:merchant schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:merchant schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:merchant schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:merchant schema:seller) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:merchantReturnDays "Specifies either a fixed return date or the number of days (from the delivery date) that a product can be returned. Used when the [[returnPolicyCategory]] property is specified as [[MerchantReturnFiniteReturnWindow]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:merchantReturnDays "merchantReturnDays") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:merchantReturnDays schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:merchantReturnDays schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:merchantReturnDays ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:merchantReturnDays schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:merchantReturnDays schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:merchantReturnDays schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:merchantReturnDays ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:merchantReturnLink "Specifies a Web page or service by URL, for product returns.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:merchantReturnLink "merchantReturnLink") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:merchantReturnLink schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:merchantReturnLink ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:merchantReturnLink schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:merchantReturnLink ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:messageAttachment "A CreativeWork attached to the message.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:messageAttachment "messageAttachment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:messageAttachment schema:Message) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:messageAttachment schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mileageFromOdometer "The total distance travelled by the particular vehicle since its initial production, as read from its odometer.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): KMT for kilometers, SMI for statute miles") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mileageFromOdometer "mileageFromOdometer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mileageFromOdometer schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mileageFromOdometer schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:mileageFromOdometer ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:minPrice "The lowest price if the price is a range.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:minPrice "minPrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:minPrice schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:minPrice schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:minPrice ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:minValue "The lower value of some characteristic or property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:minValue "minValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:minValue schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:minValue schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:minValue schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:minValue schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:minValue schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:minValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:minimumPaymentDue "The minimum payment required at this time.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:minimumPaymentDue "minimumPaymentDue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:minimumPaymentDue schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:minimumPaymentDue schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:minimumPaymentDue schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:model "The model of the product. Use with the URL of a ProductModel or a textual representation of the model identifier. The URL of the ProductModel can be from an external source. It is recommended to additionally provide strong product identifiers via the gtin8/gtin13/gtin14 and mpn properties.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:model "model") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:model schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:model schema:ProductModel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:model schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:modelDate "The release date of a vehicle model (often used to differentiate versions of the same make and model).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:modelDate "modelDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:modelDate schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:modelDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:modelDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:modelDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:modifiedTime "The date and time the reservation was modified.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:modifiedTime "modifiedTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:modifiedTime schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:modifiedTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:molecularFormula ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:molecularFormula "The empirical formula is the simplest whole number ratio of all the atoms in a molecule.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:molecularFormula "molecularFormula") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:molecularFormula schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:molecularFormula ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:molecularFormula schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:molecularWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:molecularWeight "This is the molecular weight of the entity being described, not of the parent. Units should be included in the form '<Number> <unit>', for example '12 amu' or as '<QuantitativeValue>.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:molecularWeight "molecularWeight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:molecularWeight schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:molecularWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:molecularWeight schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:molecularWeight schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:monoisotopicMolecularWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:monoisotopicMolecularWeight "The monoisotopic mass is the sum of the masses of the atoms in a molecule using the unbound, ground-state, rest mass of the principal (most abundant) isotope for each element instead of the isotopic average mass. Please include the units the form '<Number> <unit>', for example '770.230488 g/mol' or as '<QuantitativeValue>.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:monoisotopicMolecularWeight "monoisotopicMolecularWeight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:monoisotopicMolecularWeight schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:monoisotopicMolecularWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:monoisotopicMolecularWeight schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:monoisotopicMolecularWeight schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount "The minimum payment is the lowest amount of money that one is required to pay on a credit card statement each month.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount "monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount schema:PaymentCard) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:monthlyMinimumRepaymentAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:monthsOfExperience "Indicates the minimal number of months of experience required for a position.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:monthsOfExperience "monthsOfExperience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:monthsOfExperience schema:OccupationalExperienceRequirements) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:monthsOfExperience ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:monthsOfExperience schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:monthsOfExperience ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:mpn "The Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) of the product, or the product to which the offer refers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:mpn "mpn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mpn schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mpn schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:mpn schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:mpn schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:mpn ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:multipleValues "Whether multiple values are allowed for the property. Default is false.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:multipleValues "multipleValues") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:multipleValues schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:multipleValues schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:muscleAction "The movement the muscle generates.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:muscleAction "muscleAction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:muscleAction schema:Muscle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:muscleAction ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:muscleAction schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:musicArrangement "An arrangement derived from the composition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:musicArrangement "musicArrangement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicArrangement schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:musicArrangement schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:musicArrangement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:musicBy "The composer of the soundtrack.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:musicBy "musicBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:MovieSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicBy schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:musicBy schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:musicBy schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:musicCompositionForm "The type of composition (e.g. overture, sonata, symphony, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:musicCompositionForm "musicCompositionForm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicCompositionForm schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:musicCompositionForm schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:musicCompositionForm ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:musicGroupMember "A member of a music group—for example, John, Paul, George, or Ringo.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:musicGroupMember "musicGroupMember") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicGroupMember schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:musicGroupMember schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:musicGroupMember schema:member) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:musicReleaseFormat "Format of this release (the type of recording media used, ie. compact disc, digital media, LP, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:musicReleaseFormat "musicReleaseFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicReleaseFormat schema:MusicRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:musicReleaseFormat schema:MusicReleaseFormatType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:musicReleaseFormat ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:musicalKey "The key, mode, or scale this composition uses.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:musicalKey "musicalKey") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:musicalKey schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:musicalKey schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:musicalKey ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:naics "The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code for a particular organization or business person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:naics "naics") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:naics schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:naics schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:naics schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:naics ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:namedPosition "A position played, performed or filled by a person or organization, as part of an organization. For example, an athlete in a SportsTeam might play in the position named 'Quarterback'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:namedPosition "namedPosition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:namedPosition schema:Role) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:namedPosition schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:namedPosition schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:namedPosition schema:roleName) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nationality "Nationality of the person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nationality "nationality") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nationality schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nationality schema:Country) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:naturalProgression "The expected progression of the condition if it is not treated and allowed to progress naturally.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:naturalProgression "naturalProgression") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:naturalProgression schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:naturalProgression ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:naturalProgression schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:negativeNotes "Indicates, in the context of a [[Review]] (e.g. framed as 'pro' vs 'con' considerations), negative considerations - either as unstructured text, or a list.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:negativeNotes "negativeNotes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:negativeNotes schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:negativeNotes ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:negativeNotes schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:negativeNotes schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:negativeNotes schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:negativeNotes schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:negativeNotes ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nerve "The underlying innervation associated with the muscle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nerve "nerve") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nerve schema:Muscle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:nerve ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nerve schema:Nerve) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nerveMotor "The neurological pathway extension that involves muscle control.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nerveMotor "nerveMotor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nerveMotor schema:Nerve) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:nerveMotor ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nerveMotor schema:Muscle) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:netWorth "The total financial value of the person as calculated by subtracting assets from liabilities.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:netWorth "netWorth") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:netWorth schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:netWorth schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:netWorth schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:newsUpdatesAndGuidelines "Indicates a page with news updates and guidelines. This could often be (but is not required to be) the main page containing [[SpecialAnnouncement]] markup on a site.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:newsUpdatesAndGuidelines "newsUpdatesAndGuidelines") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:newsUpdatesAndGuidelines schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:newsUpdatesAndGuidelines ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:newsUpdatesAndGuidelines schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:newsUpdatesAndGuidelines schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:newsUpdatesAndGuidelines ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nextItem "A link to the ListItem that follows the current one.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nextItem "nextItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nextItem schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nextItem schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nonEqual "This ordering relation for qualitative values indicates that the subject is not equal to the object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nonEqual "nonEqual") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nonEqual schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nonEqual schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:nonEqual ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nonProprietaryName "The generic name of this drug or supplement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nonProprietaryName "nonProprietaryName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nonProprietaryName schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nonProprietaryName schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:nonProprietaryName ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nonProprietaryName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nonprofitStatus "nonprofit Status indicates the legal status of a non-profit organization in its primary place of business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nonprofitStatus "nonprofitStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nonprofitStatus schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:nonprofitStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nonprofitStatus schema:NonprofitType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:nonprofitStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:normalRange "Range of acceptable values for a typical patient, when applicable.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:normalRange "normalRange") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:normalRange schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:normalRange ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:normalRange schema:MedicalEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:normalRange schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numAdults "The number of adults staying in the unit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numAdults "numAdults") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numAdults schema:LodgingReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numAdults schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numAdults schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numChildren "The number of children staying in the unit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numChildren "numChildren") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numChildren schema:LodgingReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numChildren schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numChildren schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numConstraints "Indicates the number of constraints (not counting [[populationType]]) defined for a particular [[StatisticalPopulation]]. This helps applications understand if they have access to a sufficiently complete description of a [[StatisticalPopulation]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numConstraints "numConstraints") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numConstraints schema:StatisticalPopulation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numConstraints ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numConstraints schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numConstraints ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numTracks "The number of tracks in this album or playlist.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numTracks "numTracks") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numTracks schema:MusicPlaylist) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numTracks schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfAccommodationUnits "Indicates the total (available plus unavailable) number of accommodation units in an [[ApartmentComplex]], or the number of accommodation units for a specific [[FloorPlan]] (within its specific [[ApartmentComplex]]). See also [[numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfAccommodationUnits "numberOfAccommodationUnits") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfAccommodationUnits schema:ApartmentComplex) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfAccommodationUnits schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfAccommodationUnits ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfAccommodationUnits schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfAccommodationUnits ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfAirbags "The number or type of airbags in the vehicle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfAirbags "numberOfAirbags") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfAirbags schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfAirbags schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfAirbags schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfAirbags ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits "Indicates the number of available accommodation units in an [[ApartmentComplex]], or the number of accommodation units for a specific [[FloorPlan]] (within its specific [[ApartmentComplex]]). See also [[numberOfAccommodationUnits]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits "numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits schema:ApartmentComplex) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfAvailableAccommodationUnits ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfAxles "The number of axles.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): C62") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfAxles "numberOfAxles") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfAxles schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfAxles schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfAxles schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfAxles ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfBathroomsTotal "The total integer number of bathrooms in a some [[Accommodation]], following real estate conventions as [documented in RESO](https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/BathroomsTotalInteger+Field): \"The simple sum of the number of bathrooms. For example for a property with two Full Bathrooms and one Half Bathroom, the Bathrooms Total Integer will be 3.\". See also [[numberOfRooms]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfBathroomsTotal "numberOfBathroomsTotal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfBathroomsTotal schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfBathroomsTotal schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfBathroomsTotal ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfBathroomsTotal schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfBathroomsTotal ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfBedrooms "The total integer number of bedrooms in a some [[Accommodation]], [[ApartmentComplex]] or [[FloorPlan]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfBedrooms "numberOfBedrooms") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfBedrooms schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfBedrooms schema:ApartmentComplex) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfBedrooms schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfBedrooms ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfBedrooms schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfBedrooms schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfBedrooms ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfBeds "The quantity of the given bed type available in the HotelRoom, Suite, House, or Apartment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfBeds "numberOfBeds") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfBeds schema:BedDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfBeds schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfBeds ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfCredits "The number of credits or units awarded by a Course or required to complete an EducationalOccupationalProgram.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfCredits "numberOfCredits") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfCredits schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfCredits schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfCredits ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfCredits schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfCredits schema:StructuredValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfCredits ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfDoors "The number of doors.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): C62") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfDoors "numberOfDoors") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfDoors schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfDoors schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfDoors schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfDoors ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfEmployees "The number of employees in an organization e.g. business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfEmployees "numberOfEmployees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfEmployees schema:BusinessAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfEmployees schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfEmployees schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfEpisodes "The number of episodes in this season or series.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfEpisodes "numberOfEpisodes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfEpisodes schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfEpisodes schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfEpisodes schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfEpisodes schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfEpisodes schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfForwardGears "The total number of forward gears available for the transmission system of the vehicle.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): C62") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfForwardGears "numberOfForwardGears") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfForwardGears schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfForwardGears schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfForwardGears schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfForwardGears ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfFullBathrooms "Number of full bathrooms - The total number of full and ¾ bathrooms in an [[Accommodation]]. This corresponds to the [BathroomsFull field in RESO](https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/BathroomsFull+Field).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfFullBathrooms "numberOfFullBathrooms") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfFullBathrooms schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfFullBathrooms schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfFullBathrooms ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfFullBathrooms schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfFullBathrooms ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfItems "The number of items in an ItemList. Note that some descriptions might not fully describe all items in a list (e.g., multi-page pagination); in such cases, the numberOfItems would be for the entire list.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfItems "numberOfItems") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfItems schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfItems schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfLoanPayments "The number of payments contractually required at origination to repay the loan. For monthly paying loans this is the number of months from the contractual first payment date to the maturity date.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfLoanPayments "numberOfLoanPayments") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfLoanPayments schema:RepaymentSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfLoanPayments ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfLoanPayments schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfLoanPayments ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfLoanPayments ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfPages "The number of pages in the book.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfPages "numberOfPages") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfPages schema:Book) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfPages schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfPartialBathrooms "Number of partial bathrooms - The total number of half and ¼ bathrooms in an [[Accommodation]]. This corresponds to the [BathroomsPartial field in RESO](https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/BathroomsPartial+Field). ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfPartialBathrooms "numberOfPartialBathrooms") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfPartialBathrooms schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfPartialBathrooms schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:numberOfPartialBathrooms ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfPartialBathrooms schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfPartialBathrooms ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfPlayers "Indicate how many people can play this game (minimum, maximum, or range).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfPlayers "numberOfPlayers") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfPlayers schema:Game) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfPlayers schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfPlayers schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfPreviousOwners "The number of owners of the vehicle, including the current one.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): C62") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfPreviousOwners "numberOfPreviousOwners") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfPreviousOwners schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfPreviousOwners schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfPreviousOwners schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfPreviousOwners ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfRooms "The number of rooms (excluding bathrooms and closets) of the accommodation or lodging business. -Typical unit code(s): ROM for room or C62 for no unit. The type of room can be put in the unitText property of the QuantitativeValue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfRooms "numberOfRooms") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:Apartment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:House) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:SingleFamilyResidence) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:Suite) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfRooms schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:numberOfRooms ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberOfSeasons "The number of seasons in this series.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberOfSeasons "numberOfSeasons") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfSeasons schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfSeasons schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberOfSeasons schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberOfSeasons schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:numberedPosition "A number associated with a role in an organization, for example, the number on an athlete's jersey.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:numberedPosition "numberedPosition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:numberedPosition schema:OrganizationRole) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:numberedPosition schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:nutrition "Nutrition information about the recipe or menu item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:nutrition "nutrition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nutrition schema:MenuItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:nutrition schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:nutrition schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:observationDate "The observationDate of an [[Observation]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:observationDate "observationDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:observationDate schema:Observation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:observationDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:observationDate schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:observationDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:observedNode "The observedNode of an [[Observation]], often a [[StatisticalPopulation]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:observedNode "observedNode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:observedNode schema:Observation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:observedNode ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:observedNode schema:StatisticalPopulation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:observedNode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:occupancy "The allowed total occupancy for the accommodation in persons (including infants etc). For individual accommodations, this is not necessarily the legal maximum but defines the permitted usage as per the contractual agreement (e.g. a double room used by a single person). -Typical unit code(s): C62 for person") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:occupancy "occupancy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupancy schema:Apartment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupancy schema:HotelRoom) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupancy schema:SingleFamilyResidence) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupancy schema:Suite) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:occupancy schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:occupancy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:occupationLocation " The region/country for which this occupational description is appropriate. Note that educational requirements and qualifications can vary between jurisdictions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:occupationLocation "occupationLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupationLocation schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:occupationLocation schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:occupationLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:occupationalCategory "A category describing the job, preferably using a term from a taxonomy such as [BLS O*NET-SOC](http://www.onetcenter.org/taxonomy.html), [ISCO-08](https://www.ilo.org/public/english/bureau/stat/isco/isco08/) or similar, with the property repeated for each applicable value. Ideally the taxonomy should be identified, and both the textual label and formal code for the category should be provided.\\n -Note: for historical reasons, any textual label and formal code provided as a literal may be assumed to be from O*NET-SOC.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:occupationalCategory "occupationalCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupationalCategory schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupationalCategory schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupationalCategory schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupationalCategory schema:WorkBasedProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:occupationalCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:occupationalCategory schema:CategoryCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:occupationalCategory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:occupationalCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:occupationalCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:occupationalCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:occupationalCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded "A description of the qualification, award, certificate, diploma or other occupational credential awarded as a consequence of successful completion of this course or program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded "occupationalCredentialAwarded") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:occupationalCredentialAwarded ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:offerCount "The number of offers for the product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:offerCount "offerCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offerCount schema:AggregateOffer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:offerCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:offeredBy "A pointer to the organization or person making the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:offeredBy "offeredBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offeredBy schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:offeredBy schema:makesOffer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:offeredBy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:offeredBy schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:offers "An offer to provide this item—for example, an offer to sell a product, rent the DVD of a movie, perform a service, or give away tickets to an event. Use [[businessFunction]] to indicate the kind of transaction offered, i.e. sell, lease, etc. This property can also be used to describe a [[Demand]]. While this property is listed as expected on a number of common types, it can be used in others. In that case, using a second type, such as Product or a subtype of Product, can clarify the nature of the offer. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:offers "offers") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:AggregateOffer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:MenuItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offers schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:offers schema:itemOffered) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:offers schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:offers schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:offers ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:offersPrescriptionByMail "Whether prescriptions can be delivered by mail.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:offersPrescriptionByMail "offersPrescriptionByMail") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:offersPrescriptionByMail schema:HealthPlanFormulary) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:offersPrescriptionByMail ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:offersPrescriptionByMail schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:offersPrescriptionByMail ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:openingHours "The general opening hours for a business. Opening hours can be specified as a weekly time range, starting with days, then times per day. Multiple days can be listed with commas ',' separating each day. Day or time ranges are specified using a hyphen '-'.\\n\\n* Days are specified using the following two-letter combinations: ```Mo```, ```Tu```, ```We```, ```Th```, ```Fr```, ```Sa```, ```Su```.\\n* Times are specified using 24:00 format. For example, 3pm is specified as ```15:00```, 10am as ```10:00```. \\n* Here is an example: <time itemprop=\"openingHours\" datetime="Tu,Th 16:00-20:00">Tuesdays and Thursdays 4-8pm</time>.\\n* If a business is open 7 days a week, then it can be specified as <time itemprop="openingHours" datetime="Mo-Su">Monday through Sunday, all day</time>.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:openingHours "openingHours") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:openingHours schema:CivicStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:openingHours schema:LocalBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:openingHours schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:openingHoursSpecification "The opening hours of a certain place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:openingHoursSpecification "openingHoursSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:openingHoursSpecification schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:openingHoursSpecification schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:openingHoursSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:opens "The opening hour of the place or service on the given day(s) of the week.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:opens "opens") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:opens schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:opens schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:opens ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:operatingSystem "Operating systems supported (Windows 7, OSX 10.6, Android 1.6).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:operatingSystem "operatingSystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:operatingSystem schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:operatingSystem schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderDate "Date order was placed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderDate "orderDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderDate schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderDate schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderDelivery "The delivery of the parcel related to this order or order item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderDelivery "orderDelivery") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderDelivery schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderDelivery schema:OrderItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderDelivery schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderItemNumber "The identifier of the order item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderItemNumber "orderItemNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderItemNumber schema:OrderItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderItemNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderItemStatus "The current status of the order item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderItemStatus "orderItemStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderItemStatus schema:OrderItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderItemStatus schema:OrderStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderQuantity "The number of the item ordered. If the property is not set, assume the quantity is one.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderQuantity "orderQuantity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderQuantity schema:OrderItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderQuantity schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderStatus "The current status of the order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderStatus "orderStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderStatus schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderStatus schema:OrderStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:orderedItem "The item ordered.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:orderedItem "orderedItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderedItem schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:orderedItem schema:OrderItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderedItem schema:OrderItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderedItem schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:orderedItem schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:organizer "An organizer of an Event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:organizer "organizer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:organizer schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:organizer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:organizer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:originAddress "Shipper's address.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:originAddress "originAddress") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:originAddress schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:originAddress schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:originalMediaLink "Link to the page containing an original version of the content, or directly to an online copy of the original [[MediaObject]] content, e.g. video file.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:originalMediaLink "originalMediaLink") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:originalMediaLink schema:MediaReview) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:originalMediaLink ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:originalMediaLink schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:originalMediaLink schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:originalMediaLink schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:originalMediaLink ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:originatesFrom "The vasculature the lymphatic structure originates, or afferents, from.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:originatesFrom "originatesFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:originatesFrom schema:LymphaticVessel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:originatesFrom ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:originatesFrom schema:Vessel) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:overdosage "Any information related to overdose on a drug, including signs or symptoms, treatments, contact information for emergency response.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:overdosage "overdosage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:overdosage schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:overdosage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:overdosage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ownedFrom "The date and time of obtaining the product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ownedFrom "ownedFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ownedFrom schema:OwnershipInfo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ownedFrom schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ownedFrom ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ownedThrough "The date and time of giving up ownership on the product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ownedThrough "ownedThrough") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ownedThrough schema:OwnershipInfo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ownedThrough schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ownedThrough ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:owns "Products owned by the organization or person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:owns "owns") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:owns schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:owns schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:owns schema:OwnershipInfo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:owns schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:owns ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pageEnd "The page on which the work ends; for example \"138\" or \"xvi\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pageEnd "pageEnd") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageEnd schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageEnd schema:Chapter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageEnd schema:PublicationIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageEnd schema:PublicationVolume) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pageEnd schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pageEnd schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:pageEnd ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pageStart "The page on which the work starts; for example \"135\" or \"xiii\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pageStart "pageStart") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageStart schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageStart schema:Chapter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageStart schema:PublicationIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pageStart schema:PublicationVolume) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pageStart schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pageStart schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:pageStart ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pagination "Any description of pages that is not separated into pageStart and pageEnd; for example, \"1-6, 9, 55\" or \"10-12, 46-49\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pagination "pagination") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pagination schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pagination schema:Chapter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pagination schema:PublicationIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pagination schema:PublicationVolume) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pagination schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:pagination ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:parent "A parent of this person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:parent "parent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:parent schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parent schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:parentItem "The parent of a question, answer or item in general.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:parentItem "parentItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:parentItem schema:Comment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parentItem schema:Comment) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:parentOrganization "The larger organization that this organization is a [[subOrganization]] of, if any.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:parentOrganization "parentOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:parentOrganization schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:parentOrganization schema:subOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parentOrganization schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:parentService "A broadcast service to which the broadcast service may belong to such as regional variations of a national channel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:parentService "parentService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:parentService schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parentService schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:parentTaxon ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:parentTaxon "Closest parent taxon of the taxon in question.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:parentTaxon "parentTaxon") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:parentTaxon schema:Taxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:parentTaxon schema:childTaxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:parentTaxon ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parentTaxon schema:Taxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parentTaxon schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parentTaxon schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:parents "A parents of the person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:parents "parents") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:parents schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:parents schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:parents schema:parent) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfInvoice "The order is being paid as part of the referenced Invoice.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfInvoice "partOfInvoice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfInvoice schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfInvoice schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfOrder "The overall order the items in this delivery were included in.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfOrder "partOfOrder") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfOrder schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfOrder schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfSystem "The anatomical or organ system that this structure is part of.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfSystem "partOfSystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfSystem schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:partOfSystem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfSystem schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partOfTrip "Identifies that this [[Trip]] is a subTrip of another Trip. For example Day 1, Day 2, etc. of a multi-day trip.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partOfTrip "partOfTrip") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partOfTrip schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:partOfTrip schema:subTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:partOfTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partOfTrip schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:partOfTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:partOfTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:partySize "Number of people the reservation should accommodate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:partySize "partySize") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partySize schema:FoodEstablishmentReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:partySize schema:TaxiReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partySize schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:partySize schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:passengerPriorityStatus "The priority status assigned to a passenger for security or boarding (e.g. FastTrack or Priority).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:passengerPriorityStatus "passengerPriorityStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:passengerPriorityStatus schema:FlightReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:passengerPriorityStatus schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:passengerPriorityStatus schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:passengerSequenceNumber "The passenger's sequence number as assigned by the airline.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:passengerSequenceNumber "passengerSequenceNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:passengerSequenceNumber schema:FlightReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:passengerSequenceNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pathophysiology "Changes in the normal mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions that are associated with this activity or condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pathophysiology "pathophysiology") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pathophysiology schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pathophysiology schema:PhysicalActivity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:pathophysiology ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pathophysiology schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pattern "A pattern that something has, for example 'polka dot', 'striped', 'Canadian flag'. Values are typically expressed as text, although links to controlled value schemes are also supported.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pattern "pattern") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pattern schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pattern schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:pattern ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pattern schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pattern schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:pattern ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:payload "The permitted weight of passengers and cargo, EXCLUDING the weight of the empty vehicle.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): KGM for kilogram, LBR for pound\\n\\n* Note 1: Many databases specify the permitted TOTAL weight instead, which is the sum of [[weight]] and [[payload]]\\n* Note 2: You can indicate additional information in the [[name]] of the [[QuantitativeValue]] node.\\n* Note 3: You may also link to a [[QualitativeValue]] node that provides additional information using [[valueReference]].\\n* Note 4: Note that you can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:payload "payload") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:payload schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:payload ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:payload schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:payload ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:paymentAccepted "Cash, Credit Card, Cryptocurrency, Local Exchange Tradings System, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:paymentAccepted "paymentAccepted") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentAccepted schema:LocalBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentAccepted schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:paymentDue "The date that payment is due.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:paymentDue "paymentDue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentDue schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentDue schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentDue schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:paymentDue schema:paymentDueDate) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:paymentDueDate "The date that payment is due.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:paymentDueDate "paymentDueDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentDueDate schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentDueDate schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentDueDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentDueDate schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:paymentMethod "The name of the credit card or other method of payment for the order.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:paymentMethod "paymentMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentMethod schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentMethod schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentMethod schema:PaymentMethod) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:paymentMethodId "An identifier for the method of payment used (e.g. the last 4 digits of the credit card).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:paymentMethodId "paymentMethodId") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentMethodId schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentMethodId schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentMethodId schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:paymentStatus "The status of payment; whether the invoice has been paid or not.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:paymentStatus "paymentStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentStatus schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentStatus schema:PaymentStatusType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentStatus schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:paymentUrl "The URL for sending a payment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:paymentUrl "paymentUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:paymentUrl schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:paymentUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:penciler "The individual who draws the primary narrative artwork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:penciler "penciler") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:penciler schema:ComicIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:penciler schema:ComicStory) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:penciler schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:penciler ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:penciler schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:percentile10 "The 10th percentile value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:percentile10 "percentile10") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:percentile10 schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:percentile10 schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:percentile10 ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:percentile25 "The 25th percentile value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:percentile25 "percentile25") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:percentile25 schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:percentile25 schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:percentile25 ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:percentile75 "The 75th percentile value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:percentile75 "percentile75") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:percentile75 schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:percentile75 schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:percentile75 ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:percentile90 "The 90th percentile value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:percentile90 "percentile90") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:percentile90 schema:QuantitativeValueDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:percentile90 schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:percentile90 ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:performer "A performer at the event—for example, a presenter, musician, musical group or actor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:performer "performer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:performer schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:performer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:performer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:performerIn "Event that this person is a performer or participant in.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:performerIn "performerIn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:performerIn schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:performerIn schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:performers "The main performer or performers of the event—for example, a presenter, musician, or actor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:performers "performers") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:performers schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:performers schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:performers schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:performers schema:performer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:permissionType "The type of permission granted the person, organization, or audience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:permissionType "permissionType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:permissionType schema:DigitalDocumentPermission) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:permissionType schema:DigitalDocumentPermissionType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:permissions "Permission(s) required to run the app (for example, a mobile app may require full internet access or may run only on wifi).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:permissions "permissions") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:permissions schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:permissions schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:permitAudience "The target audience for this permit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:permitAudience "permitAudience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:permitAudience schema:Permit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:permitAudience schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:permittedUsage "Indications regarding the permitted usage of the accommodation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:permittedUsage "permittedUsage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:permittedUsage schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:permittedUsage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:permittedUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:petsAllowed "Indicates whether pets are allowed to enter the accommodation or lodging business. More detailed information can be put in a text value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:petsAllowed "petsAllowed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:petsAllowed schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:petsAllowed schema:ApartmentComplex) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:petsAllowed schema:FloorPlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:petsAllowed schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:petsAllowed schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:petsAllowed schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:petsAllowed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:phoneticText "Representation of a text [[textValue]] using the specified [[speechToTextMarkup]]. For example the city name of Houston in IPA: /ˈhjuːstÉ™n/.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:phoneticText "phoneticText") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:phoneticText schema:PronounceableText) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:phoneticText ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:phoneticText schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:phoneticText ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:photos "Photographs of this place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:photos "photos") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:photos schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:photos schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:photos schema:Photograph) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:photos schema:photo) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:physicalRequirement "A description of the types of physical activity associated with the job. Defined terms such as those in O*net may be used, but note that there is no way to specify the level of ability as well as its nature when using a defined term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:physicalRequirement "physicalRequirement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:physicalRequirement schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:physicalRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:physicalRequirement schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:physicalRequirement schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:physicalRequirement schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:physicalRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:physiologicalBenefits "Specific physiologic benefits associated to the plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:physiologicalBenefits "physiologicalBenefits") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:physiologicalBenefits schema:Diet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:physiologicalBenefits ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:physiologicalBenefits schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pickupLocation "Where a taxi will pick up a passenger or a rental car can be picked up.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pickupLocation "pickupLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pickupLocation schema:RentalCarReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pickupLocation schema:TaxiReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pickupLocation schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pickupTime "When a taxi will pickup a passenger or a rental car can be picked up.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pickupTime "pickupTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pickupTime schema:RentalCarReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pickupTime schema:TaxiReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pickupTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:playMode "Indicates whether this game is multi-player, co-op or single-player. The game can be marked as multi-player, co-op and single-player at the same time.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:playMode "playMode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:playMode schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:playMode schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:playMode schema:GamePlayMode) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:playerType "Player type required—for example, Flash or Silverlight.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:playerType "playerType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:playerType schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:playerType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:playersOnline "Number of players on the server.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:playersOnline "playersOnline") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:playersOnline schema:GameServer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:playersOnline schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:polygon "A polygon is the area enclosed by a point-to-point path for which the starting and ending points are the same. A polygon is expressed as a series of four or more space delimited points where the first and final points are identical.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:polygon "polygon") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:polygon schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:polygon schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:populationType "Indicates the populationType common to all members of a [[StatisticalPopulation]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:populationType "populationType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:populationType schema:StatisticalPopulation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:populationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:populationType schema:Class) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:populationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:positiveNotes "Indicates, in the context of a [[Review]] (e.g. framed as 'pro' vs 'con' considerations), positive considerations - either as unstructured text, or a list.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:positiveNotes "positiveNotes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:positiveNotes schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:positiveNotes ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:positiveNotes schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:positiveNotes schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:positiveNotes schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:positiveNotes schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:positiveNotes ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:possibleComplication "A possible unexpected and unfavorable evolution of a medical condition. Complications may include worsening of the signs or symptoms of the disease, extension of the condition to other organ systems, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:possibleComplication "possibleComplication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:possibleComplication schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:possibleComplication ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:possibleComplication schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:possibleTreatment "A possible treatment to address this condition, sign or symptom.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:possibleTreatment "possibleTreatment") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:possibleTreatment schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:possibleTreatment schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:possibleTreatment ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:possibleTreatment schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:postOfficeBoxNumber "The post office box number for PO box addresses.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:postOfficeBoxNumber "postOfficeBoxNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postOfficeBoxNumber schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:postOfficeBoxNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:postOp "A description of the postoperative procedures, care, and/or followups for this device.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:postOp "postOp") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postOp schema:MedicalDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:postOp ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:postOp schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:postalCode "The postal code. For example, 94043.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:postalCode "postalCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCode schema:DefinedRegion) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCode schema:GeoCoordinates) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCode schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCode schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:postalCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:postalCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:postalCodeBegin "First postal code in a range (included).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:postalCodeBegin "postalCodeBegin") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCodeBegin schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:postalCodeBegin ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:postalCodeBegin schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:postalCodeBegin ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:postalCodeEnd "Last postal code in the range (included). Needs to be after [[postalCodeBegin]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:postalCodeEnd "postalCodeEnd") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCodeEnd schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:postalCodeEnd ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:postalCodeEnd schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:postalCodeEnd ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:postalCodePrefix "A defined range of postal codes indicated by a common textual prefix. Used for non-numeric systems such as UK.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:postalCodePrefix "postalCodePrefix") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCodePrefix schema:DefinedRegion) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:postalCodePrefix ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:postalCodePrefix schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:postalCodePrefix ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:postalCodeRange "A defined range of postal codes.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:postalCodeRange "postalCodeRange") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:postalCodeRange schema:DefinedRegion) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:postalCodeRange ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:postalCodeRange schema:PostalCodeRangeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:postalCodeRange ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:potentialAction "Indicates a potential Action, which describes an idealized action in which this thing would play an 'object' role.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:potentialAction "potentialAction") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:potentialAction schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:potentialAction schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:potentialUse ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:potentialUse "Intended use of the BioChemEntity by humans.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:potentialUse "potentialUse") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:potentialUse schema:ChemicalSubstance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:potentialUse schema:MolecularEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:potentialUse ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:potentialUse schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:preOp "A description of the workup, testing, and other preparations required before implanting this device.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:preOp "preOp") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:preOp schema:MedicalDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:preOp ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:preOp schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:predecessorOf "A pointer from a previous, often discontinued variant of the product to its newer variant.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:predecessorOf "predecessorOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:predecessorOf schema:ProductModel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:predecessorOf schema:ProductModel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:predecessorOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pregnancyCategory "Pregnancy category of this drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pregnancyCategory "pregnancyCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pregnancyCategory schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:pregnancyCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pregnancyCategory schema:DrugPregnancyCategory) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:pregnancyWarning "Any precaution, guidance, contraindication, etc. related to this drug's use during pregnancy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:pregnancyWarning "pregnancyWarning") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:pregnancyWarning schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:pregnancyWarning ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:pregnancyWarning schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:prepTime "The length of time it takes to prepare the items to be used in instructions or a direction, in [ISO 8601 duration format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:prepTime "prepTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:prepTime schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:prepTime schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:prepTime schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:preparation "Typical preparation that a patient must undergo before having the procedure performed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:preparation "preparation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:preparation schema:MedicalProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:preparation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:preparation schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:preparation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:prescribingInfo "Link to prescribing information for the drug.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:prescribingInfo "prescribingInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:prescribingInfo schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:prescribingInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:prescribingInfo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:prescriptionStatus "Indicates the status of drug prescription eg. local catalogs classifications or whether the drug is available by prescription or over-the-counter, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:prescriptionStatus "prescriptionStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:prescriptionStatus schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:prescriptionStatus ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:prescriptionStatus schema:DrugPrescriptionStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:prescriptionStatus schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:previousItem "A link to the ListItem that preceeds the current one.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:previousItem "previousItem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:previousItem schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:previousItem schema:ListItem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:previousStartDate "Used in conjunction with eventStatus for rescheduled or cancelled events. This property contains the previously scheduled start date. For rescheduled events, the startDate property should be used for the newly scheduled start date. In the (rare) case of an event that has been postponed and rescheduled multiple times, this field may be repeated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:previousStartDate "previousStartDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:previousStartDate schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:previousStartDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:price "The offer price of a product, or of a price component when attached to PriceSpecification and its subtypes.\\n\\nUsage guidelines:\\n\\n* Use the [[priceCurrency]] property (with standard formats: [ISO 4217 currency format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217) e.g. \"USD\"; [Ticker symbol](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cryptocurrencies) for cryptocurrencies e.g. \"BTC\"; well known names for [Local Exchange Tradings Systems](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system) (LETS) and other currency types e.g. \"Ithaca HOUR\") instead of including [ambiguous symbols](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_sign#Currencies_that_use_the_dollar_or_peso_sign) such as '$' in the value.\\n* Use '.' (Unicode 'FULL STOP' (U+002E)) rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point. Avoid using these symbols as a readability separator.\\n* Note that both [RDFa](http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-rdfa-primer/#using-the-content-attribute) and Microdata syntax allow the use of a \"content=\" attribute for publishing simple machine-readable values alongside more human-friendly formatting.\\n* Use values from 0123456789 (Unicode 'DIGIT ZERO' (U+0030) to 'DIGIT NINE' (U+0039)) rather than superficially similiar Unicode symbols. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:price "price") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:price schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:price schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:price schema:TradeAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:price schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:price schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:priceComponent "This property links to all [[UnitPriceSpecification]] nodes that apply in parallel for the [[CompoundPriceSpecification]] node.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:priceComponent "priceComponent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceComponent schema:CompoundPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceComponent schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:priceComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:priceComponentType "Identifies a price component (for example, a line item on an invoice), part of the total price for an offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:priceComponentType "priceComponentType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceComponentType schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:priceComponentType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceComponentType schema:PriceComponentTypeEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:priceComponentType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:priceCurrency "The currency of the price, or a price component when attached to [[PriceSpecification]] and its subtypes.\\n\\nUse standard formats: [ISO 4217 currency format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217) e.g. \"USD\"; [Ticker symbol](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cryptocurrencies) for cryptocurrencies e.g. \"BTC\"; well known names for [Local Exchange Tradings Systems](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system) (LETS) and other currency types e.g. \"Ithaca HOUR\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:priceCurrency "priceCurrency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceCurrency schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceCurrency schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceCurrency schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceCurrency schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceCurrency schema:TradeAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceCurrency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:priceRange "The price range of the business, for example ```$$$```.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:priceRange "priceRange") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceRange schema:LocalBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceRange schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:priceSpecification "One or more detailed price specifications, indicating the unit price and delivery or payment charges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:priceSpecification "priceSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceSpecification schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceSpecification schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceSpecification schema:TradeAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceSpecification schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:priceSpecification ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:priceType "Defines the type of a price specified for an offered product, for example a list price, a (temporary) sale price or a manufacturer suggested retail price. If multiple prices are specified for an offer the [[priceType]] property can be used to identify the type of each such specified price. The value of priceType can be specified as a value from enumeration PriceTypeEnumeration or as a free form text string for price types that are not already predefined in PriceTypeEnumeration.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:priceType "priceType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceType schema:CompoundPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceType schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceType schema:PriceTypeEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:priceType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:priceValidUntil "The date after which the price is no longer available.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:priceValidUntil "priceValidUntil") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:priceValidUntil schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:priceValidUntil schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:primaryImageOfPage "Indicates the main image on the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:primaryImageOfPage "primaryImageOfPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:primaryImageOfPage schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:primaryImageOfPage schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:primaryPrevention "A preventative therapy used to prevent an initial occurrence of the medical condition, such as vaccination.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:primaryPrevention "primaryPrevention") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:primaryPrevention schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:primaryPrevention ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:primaryPrevention schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:printColumn "The number of the column in which the NewsArticle appears in the print edition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:printColumn "printColumn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:printColumn schema:NewsArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:printColumn schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:printEdition "The edition of the print product in which the NewsArticle appears.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:printEdition "printEdition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:printEdition schema:NewsArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:printEdition schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:printPage "If this NewsArticle appears in print, this field indicates the name of the page on which the article is found. Please note that this field is intended for the exact page name (e.g. A5, B18).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:printPage "printPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:printPage schema:NewsArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:printPage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:printSection "If this NewsArticle appears in print, this field indicates the print section in which the article appeared.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:printSection "printSection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:printSection schema:NewsArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:printSection schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:procedure "A description of the procedure involved in setting up, using, and/or installing the device.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:procedure "procedure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:procedure schema:MedicalDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:procedure ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:procedure schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:procedureType "The type of procedure, for example Surgical, Noninvasive, or Percutaneous.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:procedureType "procedureType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:procedureType schema:MedicalProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:procedureType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:procedureType schema:MedicalProcedureType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:processingTime "Estimated processing time for the service using this channel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:processingTime "processingTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:processingTime schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:processingTime schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:processorRequirements "Processor architecture required to run the application (e.g. IA64).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:processorRequirements "processorRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:processorRequirements schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:processorRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:producer "The person or organization who produced the work (e.g. music album, movie, tv/radio series etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:producer "producer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:producer schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:producer schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:producer schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:produces "The tangible thing generated by the service, e.g. a passport, permit, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:produces "produces") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:produces schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:produces schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:produces schema:serviceOutput) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:productGroupID "Indicates a textual identifier for a ProductGroup.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:productGroupID "productGroupID") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productGroupID schema:ProductGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:productGroupID ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:productGroupID schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:productGroupID ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:productSupported "The product or service this support contact point is related to (such as product support for a particular product line). This can be a specific product or product line (e.g. \"iPhone\") or a general category of products or services (e.g. \"smartphones\").") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:productSupported "productSupported") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productSupported schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:productSupported schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:productSupported schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:productionCompany "The production company or studio responsible for the item e.g. series, video game, episode etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:productionCompany "productionCompany") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:MovieSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:productionCompany schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:productionDate "The date of production of the item, e.g. vehicle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:productionDate "productionDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionDate schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:productionDate schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:productionDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:productionDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:proficiencyLevel "Proficiency needed for this content; expected values: 'Beginner', 'Expert'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:proficiencyLevel "proficiencyLevel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:proficiencyLevel schema:TechArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:proficiencyLevel schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:programMembershipUsed "Any membership in a frequent flyer, hotel loyalty program, etc. being applied to the reservation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:programMembershipUsed "programMembershipUsed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:programMembershipUsed schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programMembershipUsed schema:ProgramMembership) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:programName "The program providing the membership.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:programName "programName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:programName schema:ProgramMembership) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:programPrerequisites "Prerequisites for enrolling in the program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:programPrerequisites "programPrerequisites") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:programPrerequisites schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:programPrerequisites ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programPrerequisites schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programPrerequisites schema:Course) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programPrerequisites schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programPrerequisites schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:programPrerequisites ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:programType "The type of educational or occupational program. For example, classroom, internship, alternance, etc..") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:programType "programType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:programType schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:programType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programType schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:programType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:programmingLanguage "The computer programming language.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:programmingLanguage "programmingLanguage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:programmingLanguage schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programmingLanguage schema:ComputerLanguage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programmingLanguage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:programmingModel "Indicates whether API is managed or unmanaged.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:programmingModel "programmingModel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:programmingModel schema:APIReference) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:programmingModel schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:propertyID "A commonly used identifier for the characteristic represented by the property, e.g. a manufacturer or a standard code for a property. propertyID can be -(1) a prefixed string, mainly meant to be used with standards for product properties; (2) a site-specific, non-prefixed string (e.g. the primary key of the property or the vendor-specific id of the property), or (3) -a URL indicating the type of the property, either pointing to an external vocabulary, or a Web resource that describes the property (e.g. a glossary entry). -Standards bodies should promote a standard prefix for the identifiers of properties from their standards.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:propertyID "propertyID") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:propertyID schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:propertyID schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:propertyID schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:proprietaryName "Proprietary name given to the diet plan, typically by its originator or creator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:proprietaryName "proprietaryName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:proprietaryName schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:proprietaryName schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:proprietaryName ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:proprietaryName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:proteinContent "The number of grams of protein.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:proteinContent "proteinContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:proteinContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:proteinContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:provider "The service provider, service operator, or service performer; the goods producer. Another party (a seller) may offer those services or goods on behalf of the provider. A provider may also serve as the seller.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:provider "provider") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:provider schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:provider schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:provider schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:provider schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:provider schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:provider schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:provider schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:provider schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:provider schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:provider ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:providerMobility "Indicates the mobility of a provided service (e.g. 'static', 'dynamic').") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:providerMobility "providerMobility") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:providerMobility schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:providerMobility schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:providesBroadcastService "The BroadcastService offered on this channel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:providesBroadcastService "providesBroadcastService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:providesBroadcastService schema:BroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:providesBroadcastService schema:hasBroadcastChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:providesBroadcastService schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:providesService "The service provided by this channel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:providesService "providesService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:providesService schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:providesService schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publicAccess "A flag to signal that the [[Place]] is open to public visitors. If this property is omitted there is no assumed default boolean value") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publicAccess "publicAccess") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publicAccess schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publicAccess schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publicTransportClosuresInfo "Information about public transport closures.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publicTransportClosuresInfo "publicTransportClosuresInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publicTransportClosuresInfo schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:publicTransportClosuresInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publicTransportClosuresInfo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publicTransportClosuresInfo schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:publicTransportClosuresInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publication "A publication event associated with the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publication "publication") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publication schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publication schema:PublicationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publicationType "The type of the medical article, taken from the US NLM MeSH publication type catalog. See also [MeSH documentation](http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/pubtypes.html).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publicationType "publicationType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publicationType schema:MedicalScholarlyArticle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:publicationType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publicationType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publishedBy "An agent associated with the publication event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publishedBy "publishedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publishedBy schema:PublicationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:publishedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publishedBy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publishedBy schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publishedOn "A broadcast service associated with the publication event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publishedOn "publishedOn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publishedOn schema:PublicationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publishedOn schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publisher "The publisher of the creative work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publisher "publisher") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publisher schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publisher schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publisher schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:publisherImprint "The publishing division which published the comic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:publisherImprint "publisherImprint") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:publisherImprint schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:publisherImprint ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:publisherImprint schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:purchaseDate "The date the item e.g. vehicle was purchased by the current owner.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:purchaseDate "purchaseDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:purchaseDate schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:purchaseDate schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:purchaseDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:purchaseDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:qualifications "Specific qualifications required for this role or Occupation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:qualifications "qualifications") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:qualifications schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:qualifications schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:qualifications ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:qualifications schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:qualifications schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:qualifications ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:qualifications ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:quarantineGuidelines "Guidelines about quarantine rules, e.g. in the context of a pandemic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:quarantineGuidelines "quarantineGuidelines") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:quarantineGuidelines schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:quarantineGuidelines ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:quarantineGuidelines schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:quarantineGuidelines schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:quarantineGuidelines ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:quest "The task that a player-controlled character, or group of characters may complete in order to gain a reward.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:quest "quest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:quest schema:Game) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:quest schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:quest schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ratingCount "The count of total number of ratings.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ratingCount "ratingCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ratingCount schema:AggregateRating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ratingCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ratingExplanation "A short explanation (e.g. one to two sentences) providing background context and other information that led to the conclusion expressed in the rating. This is particularly applicable to ratings associated with \"fact check\" markup using [[ClaimReview]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ratingExplanation "ratingExplanation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ratingExplanation schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:ratingExplanation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ratingExplanation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:ratingExplanation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ratingValue "The rating for the content.\\n\\nUsage guidelines:\\n\\n* Use values from 0123456789 (Unicode 'DIGIT ZERO' (U+0030) to 'DIGIT NINE' (U+0039)) rather than superficially similiar Unicode symbols.\\n* Use '.' (Unicode 'FULL STOP' (U+002E)) rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point. Avoid using these symbols as a readability separator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ratingValue "ratingValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ratingValue schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ratingValue schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ratingValue schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:readonlyValue "Whether or not a property is mutable. Default is false. Specifying this for a property that also has a value makes it act similar to a \"hidden\" input in an HTML form.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:readonlyValue "readonlyValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:readonlyValue schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:readonlyValue schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recipeCategory "The category of the recipe—for example, appetizer, entree, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recipeCategory "recipeCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipeCategory schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeCategory schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recipeCuisine "The cuisine of the recipe (for example, French or Ethiopian).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recipeCuisine "recipeCuisine") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recipeCuisine schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recipeCuisine schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recognizedBy "An organization that acknowledges the validity, value or utility of a credential. Note: recognition may include a process of quality assurance or accreditation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recognizedBy "recognizedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recognizedBy schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:recognizedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recognizedBy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:recognizedBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recognizingAuthority "If applicable, the organization that officially recognizes this entity as part of its endorsed system of medicine.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recognizingAuthority "recognizingAuthority") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recognizingAuthority schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:recognizingAuthority ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recognizingAuthority schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recommendationStrength "Strength of the guideline's recommendation (e.g. 'class I').") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recommendationStrength "recommendationStrength") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recommendationStrength schema:MedicalGuidelineRecommendation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:recommendationStrength ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recommendationStrength schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recommendedIntake "Recommended intake of this supplement for a given population as defined by a specific recommending authority.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recommendedIntake "recommendedIntake") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recommendedIntake schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:recommendedIntake ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recommendedIntake schema:RecommendedDoseSchedule) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recordLabel "The label that issued the release.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recordLabel "recordLabel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recordLabel schema:MusicRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recordLabel schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:recordLabel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recordedAs "An audio recording of the work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recordedAs "recordedAs") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recordedAs schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:recordedAs schema:recordingOf) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recordedAs schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:recordedAs ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recordedAt "The Event where the CreativeWork was recorded. The CreativeWork may capture all or part of the event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recordedAt "recordedAt") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recordedAt schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:recordedAt schema:recordedIn) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recordedAt schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recordedIn "The CreativeWork that captured all or part of this Event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recordedIn "recordedIn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recordedIn schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:recordedIn schema:recordedAt) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recordedIn schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recordingOf "The composition this track is a recording of.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recordingOf "recordingOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recordingOf schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:recordingOf schema:recordedAs) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recordingOf schema:MusicComposition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:recordingOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:recourseLoan "The only way you get the money back in the event of default is the security. Recourse is where you still have the opportunity to go back to the borrower for the rest of the money.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:recourseLoan "recourseLoan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:recourseLoan schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:recourseLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:recourseLoan schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:recourseLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:recourseLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:referenceQuantity "The reference quantity for which a certain price applies, e.g. 1 EUR per 4 kWh of electricity. This property is a replacement for unitOfMeasurement for the advanced cases where the price does not relate to a standard unit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:referenceQuantity "referenceQuantity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:referenceQuantity schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:referenceQuantity schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:referenceQuantity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:referenceQuantity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:referencesOrder "The Order(s) related to this Invoice. One or more Orders may be combined into a single Invoice.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:referencesOrder "referencesOrder") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:referencesOrder schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:referencesOrder schema:Order) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:refundType "A refund type, from an enumerated list.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:refundType "refundType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:refundType schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:refundType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:refundType schema:RefundTypeEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:refundType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:regionDrained "The anatomical or organ system drained by this vessel; generally refers to a specific part of an organ.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:regionDrained "regionDrained") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:regionDrained schema:LymphaticVessel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:regionDrained schema:Vein) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:regionDrained ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:regionDrained schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:regionDrained schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:regionsAllowed "The regions where the media is allowed. If not specified, then it's assumed to be allowed everywhere. Specify the countries in [ISO 3166 format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:regionsAllowed "regionsAllowed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:regionsAllowed schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:regionsAllowed schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relatedAnatomy "Anatomical systems or structures that relate to the superficial anatomy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relatedAnatomy "relatedAnatomy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedAnatomy schema:SuperficialAnatomy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:relatedAnatomy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedAnatomy schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedAnatomy schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relatedCondition "A medical condition associated with this anatomy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relatedCondition "relatedCondition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedCondition schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedCondition schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedCondition schema:SuperficialAnatomy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:relatedCondition ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedCondition schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relatedDrug "Any other drug related to this one, for example commonly-prescribed alternatives.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relatedDrug "relatedDrug") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedDrug schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:relatedDrug ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedDrug schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relatedLink "A link related to this web page, for example to other related web pages.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relatedLink "relatedLink") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedLink schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedLink schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relatedStructure "Related anatomical structure(s) that are not part of the system but relate or connect to it, such as vascular bundles associated with an organ system.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relatedStructure "relatedStructure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedStructure schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:relatedStructure ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedStructure schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relatedTherapy "A medical therapy related to this anatomy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relatedTherapy "relatedTherapy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedTherapy schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedTherapy schema:AnatomicalSystem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedTherapy schema:SuperficialAnatomy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:relatedTherapy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedTherapy schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relatedTo "The most generic familial relation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relatedTo "relatedTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relatedTo schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relatedTo schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:releaseDate "The release date of a product or product model. This can be used to distinguish the exact variant of a product.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:releaseDate "releaseDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:releaseDate schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:releaseDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:releaseDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:releaseNotes "Description of what changed in this version.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:releaseNotes "releaseNotes") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:releaseNotes schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:releaseNotes schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:releaseNotes schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:releaseOf "The album this is a release of.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:releaseOf "releaseOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:releaseOf schema:MusicRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:releaseOf schema:albumRelease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:releaseOf schema:MusicAlbum) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:releaseOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:releasedEvent "The place and time the release was issued, expressed as a PublicationEvent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:releasedEvent "releasedEvent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:releasedEvent schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:releasedEvent schema:PublicationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relevantOccupation "The Occupation for the JobPosting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relevantOccupation "relevantOccupation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relevantOccupation schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relevantOccupation schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:relevantOccupation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:relevantSpecialty "If applicable, a medical specialty in which this entity is relevant.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:relevantSpecialty "relevantSpecialty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:relevantSpecialty schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:relevantSpecialty ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:relevantSpecialty schema:MedicalSpecialty) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:remainingAttendeeCapacity "The number of attendee places for an event that remain unallocated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:remainingAttendeeCapacity "remainingAttendeeCapacity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:remainingAttendeeCapacity schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:remainingAttendeeCapacity schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:renegotiableLoan "Whether the terms for payment of interest can be renegotiated during the life of the loan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:renegotiableLoan "renegotiableLoan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:renegotiableLoan schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:renegotiableLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:renegotiableLoan schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:renegotiableLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:renegotiableLoan ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:repeatCount "Defines the number of times a recurring [[Event]] will take place") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:repeatCount "repeatCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:repeatCount schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:repeatCount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:repeatCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:repeatCount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:repetitions "Number of times one should repeat the activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:repetitions "repetitions") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:repetitions schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:repetitions ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:repetitions schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:repetitions schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:replyToUrl "The URL at which a reply may be posted to the specified UserComment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:replyToUrl "replyToUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:replyToUrl schema:UserComments) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:replyToUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reportNumber "The number or other unique designator assigned to a Report by the publishing organization.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reportNumber "reportNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reportNumber schema:Report) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reportNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:representativeOfPage "Indicates whether this image is representative of the content of the page.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:representativeOfPage "representativeOfPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:representativeOfPage schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:representativeOfPage schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:requiredCollateral "Assets required to secure loan or credit repayments. It may take form of third party pledge, goods, financial instruments (cash, securities, etc.)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:requiredCollateral "requiredCollateral") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requiredCollateral schema:LoanOrCredit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredCollateral schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredCollateral schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:requiredCollateral ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:requiredGender "Audiences defined by a person's gender.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:requiredGender "requiredGender") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requiredGender schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredGender schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:requiredMaxAge "Audiences defined by a person's maximum age.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:requiredMaxAge "requiredMaxAge") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requiredMaxAge schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredMaxAge schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:requiredMinAge "Audiences defined by a person's minimum age.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:requiredMinAge "requiredMinAge") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requiredMinAge schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredMinAge schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:requiredQuantity "The required quantity of the item(s).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:requiredQuantity "requiredQuantity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requiredQuantity schema:HowToItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredQuantity schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredQuantity schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiredQuantity schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:requirements "Component dependency requirements for application. This includes runtime environments and shared libraries that are not included in the application distribution package, but required to run the application (Examples: DirectX, Java or .NET runtime).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:requirements "requirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requirements schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requirements schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:requirements schema:softwareRequirements) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:requiresSubscription "Indicates if use of the media require a subscription (either paid or free). Allowed values are ```true``` or ```false``` (note that an earlier version had 'yes', 'no').") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:requiresSubscription "requiresSubscription") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requiresSubscription schema:ActionAccessSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:requiresSubscription schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiresSubscription schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:requiresSubscription schema:MediaSubscription) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:requiresSubscription ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reservationFor "The thing -- flight, event, restaurant,etc. being reserved.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reservationFor "reservationFor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reservationFor schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reservationFor schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reservationId "A unique identifier for the reservation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reservationId "reservationId") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reservationId schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reservationId schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reservationStatus "The current status of the reservation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reservationStatus "reservationStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reservationStatus schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reservationStatus schema:ReservationStatusType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reservedTicket "A ticket associated with the reservation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reservedTicket "reservedTicket") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reservedTicket schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reservedTicket schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:responsibilities "Responsibilities associated with this role or Occupation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:responsibilities "responsibilities") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:responsibilities schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:responsibilities schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:responsibilities schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:responsibilities ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:restPeriods "How often one should break from the activity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:restPeriods "restPeriods") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:restPeriods schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:restPeriods ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:restPeriods schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:restPeriods schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:restockingFee "Use [[MonetaryAmount]] to specify a fixed restocking fee for product returns, or use [[Number]] to specify a percentage of the product price paid by the customer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:restockingFee "restockingFee") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:restockingFee schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:restockingFee ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:restockingFee schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:restockingFee schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:restockingFee ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:returnFees "The type of return fees for purchased products (for any return reason)") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:returnFees "returnFees") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnFees schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:returnFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnFees schema:ReturnFeesEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:returnFees ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:returnLabelSource "The method (from an enumeration) by which the customer obtains a return shipping label for a product returned for any reason.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:returnLabelSource "returnLabelSource") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnLabelSource schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:returnLabelSource ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnLabelSource schema:ReturnLabelSourceEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:returnLabelSource ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:returnMethod "The type of return method offered, specified from an enumeration.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:returnMethod "returnMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnMethod schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:returnMethod ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnMethod schema:ReturnMethodEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:returnMethod ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:returnPolicyCategory "Specifies an applicable return policy (from an enumeration).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:returnPolicyCategory "returnPolicyCategory") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnPolicyCategory schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnPolicyCategory schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:returnPolicyCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnPolicyCategory schema:MerchantReturnEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:returnPolicyCategory ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:returnPolicyCountry "The country where the product has to be sent to for returns, for example \"Ireland\" using the [[name]] property of [[Country]]. You can also provide the two-letter [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1). Note that this can be different from the country where the product was originally shipped from or sent too.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:returnPolicyCountry "returnPolicyCountry") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnPolicyCountry schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:returnPolicyCountry ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnPolicyCountry schema:Country) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnPolicyCountry schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:returnPolicyCountry ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:returnPolicySeasonalOverride "Seasonal override of a return policy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:returnPolicySeasonalOverride "returnPolicySeasonalOverride") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnPolicySeasonalOverride schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:returnPolicySeasonalOverride ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnPolicySeasonalOverride schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:returnPolicySeasonalOverride ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:returnShippingFeesAmount "Amount of shipping costs for product returns (for any reason). Applicable when property [[returnFees]] equals [[ReturnShippingFees]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:returnShippingFeesAmount "returnShippingFeesAmount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:returnShippingFeesAmount schema:MerchantReturnPolicy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:returnShippingFeesAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:returnShippingFeesAmount schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:returnShippingFeesAmount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:review "A review of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:review "review") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:Brand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:review schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:review schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reviewAspect "This Review or Rating is relevant to this part or facet of the itemReviewed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reviewAspect "reviewAspect") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviewAspect schema:Guide) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviewAspect schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviewAspect schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reviewAspect schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:reviewAspect ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reviewBody "The actual body of the review.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reviewBody "reviewBody") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviewBody schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reviewBody schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reviewCount "The count of total number of reviews.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reviewCount "reviewCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviewCount schema:AggregateRating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reviewCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reviewRating "The rating given in this review. Note that reviews can themselves be rated. The ```reviewRating``` applies to rating given by the review. The [[aggregateRating]] property applies to the review itself, as a creative work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reviewRating "reviewRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviewRating schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reviewRating schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reviewedBy "People or organizations that have reviewed the content on this web page for accuracy and/or completeness.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reviewedBy "reviewedBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviewedBy schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reviewedBy schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reviewedBy schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:reviews "Review of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:reviews "reviews") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviews schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviews schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviews schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviews schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:reviews schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:reviews schema:Review) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:reviews schema:review) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:riskFactor "A modifiable or non-modifiable factor that increases the risk of a patient contracting this condition, e.g. age, coexisting condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:riskFactor "riskFactor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:riskFactor schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:riskFactor ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:riskFactor schema:MedicalRiskFactor) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:risks "Specific physiologic risks associated to the diet plan.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:risks "risks") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:risks schema:Diet) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:risks ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:risks schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:roleName "A role played, performed or filled by a person or organization. For example, the team of creators for a comic book might fill the roles named 'inker', 'penciller', and 'letterer'; or an athlete in a SportsTeam might play in the position named 'Quarterback'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:roleName "roleName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:roleName schema:Role) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:roleName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:roleName schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:roofLoad "The permitted total weight of cargo and installations (e.g. a roof rack) on top of the vehicle.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): KGM for kilogram, LBR for pound\\n\\n* Note 1: You can indicate additional information in the [[name]] of the [[QuantitativeValue]] node.\\n* Note 2: You may also link to a [[QualitativeValue]] node that provides additional information using [[valueReference]]\\n* Note 3: Note that you can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:roofLoad "roofLoad") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:roofLoad schema:BusOrCoach) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:roofLoad schema:Car) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:roofLoad ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:roofLoad schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:roofLoad ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:rsvpResponse "The response (yes, no, maybe) to the RSVP.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:rsvpResponse "rsvpResponse") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:rsvpResponse schema:RsvpAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:rsvpResponse schema:RsvpResponseType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:runsTo "The vasculature the lymphatic structure runs, or efferents, to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:runsTo "runsTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:runsTo schema:LymphaticVessel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:runsTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:runsTo schema:Vessel) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:runtime "Runtime platform or script interpreter dependencies (Example - Java v1, Python2.3, .Net Framework 3.0).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:runtime "runtime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:runtime schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:runtime schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:runtime schema:runtimePlatform) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:runtimePlatform "Runtime platform or script interpreter dependencies (Example - Java v1, Python2.3, .Net Framework 3.0).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:runtimePlatform "runtimePlatform") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:runtimePlatform schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:runtimePlatform schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:rxcui "The RxCUI drug identifier from RXNORM.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:rxcui "rxcui") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:rxcui schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:rxcui ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:rxcui schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:rxcui ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:safetyConsideration "Any potential safety concern associated with the supplement. May include interactions with other drugs and foods, pregnancy, breastfeeding, known adverse reactions, and documented efficacy of the supplement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:safetyConsideration "safetyConsideration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:safetyConsideration schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:safetyConsideration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:safetyConsideration schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:salaryCurrency "The currency (coded using [ISO 4217](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217) ) used for the main salary information in this job posting or for this employee.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:salaryCurrency "salaryCurrency") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:salaryCurrency schema:EmployeeRole) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:salaryCurrency schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:salaryCurrency schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:salaryUponCompletion "The expected salary upon completing the training.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:salaryUponCompletion "salaryUponCompletion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:salaryUponCompletion schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:salaryUponCompletion ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:salaryUponCompletion schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:salaryUponCompletion ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sampleType "What type of code sample: full (compile ready) solution, code snippet, inline code, scripts, template.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sampleType "sampleType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sampleType schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sampleType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:sampleType schema:codeSampleType) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:saturatedFatContent "The number of grams of saturated fat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:saturatedFatContent "saturatedFatContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:saturatedFatContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:saturatedFatContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:scheduleTimezone "Indicates the timezone for which the time(s) indicated in the [[Schedule]] are given. The value provided should be among those listed in the IANA Time Zone Database.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:scheduleTimezone "scheduleTimezone") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:scheduleTimezone schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:scheduleTimezone ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:scheduleTimezone schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:scheduleTimezone ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:scheduledPaymentDate "The date the invoice is scheduled to be paid.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:scheduledPaymentDate "scheduledPaymentDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:scheduledPaymentDate schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:scheduledPaymentDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:scheduledTime "The time the object is scheduled to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:scheduledTime "scheduledTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:scheduledTime schema:PlanAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:scheduledTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:schemaVersion "Indicates (by URL or string) a particular version of a schema used in some CreativeWork. This property was created primarily to - indicate the use of a specific schema.org release, e.g. ```10.0``` as a simple string, or more explicitly via URL, ```https://schema.org/docs/releases.html#v10.0```. There may be situations in which other schemas might usefully be referenced this way, e.g. ```http://dublincore.org/specifications/dublin-core/dces/1999-07-02/``` but this has not been carefully explored in the community.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:schemaVersion "schemaVersion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:schemaVersion schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:schemaVersion schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:schemaVersion schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:schoolClosuresInfo "Information about school closures.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:schoolClosuresInfo "schoolClosuresInfo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:schoolClosuresInfo schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:schoolClosuresInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:schoolClosuresInfo schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:schoolClosuresInfo schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:schoolClosuresInfo ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:screenCount "The number of screens in the movie theater.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:screenCount "screenCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:screenCount schema:MovieTheater) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:screenCount schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:screenshot "A link to a screenshot image of the app.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:screenshot "screenshot") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:screenshot schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:screenshot schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:screenshot schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sdDatePublished "Indicates the date on which the current structured data was generated / published. Typically used alongside [[sdPublisher]]") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sdDatePublished "sdDatePublished") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sdDatePublished schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sdDatePublished ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sdDatePublished schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sdDatePublished ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sdLicense "A license document that applies to this structured data, typically indicated by URL.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sdLicense "sdLicense") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sdLicense schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sdLicense ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sdLicense schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sdLicense schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sdLicense ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sdPublisher "Indicates the party responsible for generating and publishing the current structured data markup, typically in cases where the structured data is derived automatically from existing published content but published on a different site. For example, student projects and open data initiatives often re-publish existing content with more explicitly structured metadata. The -[[sdPublisher]] property helps make such practices more explicit.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sdPublisher "sdPublisher") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sdPublisher schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sdPublisher ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sdPublisher schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sdPublisher schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sdPublisher ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seasons "A season in a media series.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seasons "seasons") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seasons schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seasons schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seasons schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seasons schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:seasons schema:season) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seatNumber "The location of the reserved seat (e.g., 27).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seatNumber "seatNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seatNumber schema:Seat) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seatNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seatRow "The row location of the reserved seat (e.g., B).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seatRow "seatRow") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seatRow schema:Seat) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seatRow schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seatSection "The section location of the reserved seat (e.g. Orchestra).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seatSection "seatSection") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seatSection schema:Seat) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seatSection schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seatingCapacity "The number of persons that can be seated (e.g. in a vehicle), both in terms of the physical space available, and in terms of limitations set by law.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): C62 for persons ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seatingCapacity "seatingCapacity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seatingCapacity schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:seatingCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seatingCapacity schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seatingCapacity schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:seatingCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seatingType "The type/class of the seat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seatingType "seatingType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seatingType schema:Seat) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seatingType schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seatingType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:secondaryPrevention "A preventative therapy used to prevent reoccurrence of the medical condition after an initial episode of the condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:secondaryPrevention "secondaryPrevention") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:secondaryPrevention schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:secondaryPrevention ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:secondaryPrevention schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:securityClearanceRequirement "A description of any security clearance requirements of the job.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:securityClearanceRequirement "securityClearanceRequirement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:securityClearanceRequirement schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:securityClearanceRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:securityClearanceRequirement schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:securityClearanceRequirement schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:securityClearanceRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:securityScreening "The type of security screening the passenger is subject to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:securityScreening "securityScreening") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:securityScreening schema:FlightReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:securityScreening schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seeks "A pointer to products or services sought by the organization or person (demand).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seeks "seeks") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seeks schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seeks schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seeks schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:seeks ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sensoryRequirement "A description of any sensory requirements and levels necessary to function on the job, including hearing and vision. Defined terms such as those in O*net may be used, but note that there is no way to specify the level of ability as well as its nature when using a defined term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sensoryRequirement "sensoryRequirement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sensoryRequirement schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sensoryRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sensoryRequirement schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sensoryRequirement schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sensoryRequirement schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sensoryRequirement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sensoryUnit "The neurological pathway extension that inputs and sends information to the brain or spinal cord.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sensoryUnit "sensoryUnit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sensoryUnit schema:Nerve) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sensoryUnit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sensoryUnit schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sensoryUnit schema:SuperficialAnatomy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:seriousAdverseOutcome "A possible serious complication and/or serious side effect of this therapy. Serious adverse outcomes include those that are life-threatening; result in death, disability, or permanent damage; require hospitalization or prolong existing hospitalization; cause congenital anomalies or birth defects; or jeopardize the patient and may require medical or surgical intervention to prevent one of the outcomes in this definition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:seriousAdverseOutcome "seriousAdverseOutcome") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seriousAdverseOutcome schema:MedicalDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:seriousAdverseOutcome schema:MedicalTherapy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:seriousAdverseOutcome ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:seriousAdverseOutcome schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serverStatus "Status of a game server.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serverStatus "serverStatus") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serverStatus schema:GameServer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serverStatus schema:GameServerStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:servesCuisine "The cuisine of the restaurant.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:servesCuisine "servesCuisine") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:servesCuisine schema:FoodEstablishment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:servesCuisine schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceArea "The geographic area where the service is provided.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceArea "serviceArea") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceArea schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceArea schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceArea schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceArea schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceArea schema:GeoShape) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceArea schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:serviceArea schema:areaServed) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceAudience "The audience eligible for this service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceAudience "serviceAudience") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceAudience schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceAudience schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:serviceAudience schema:audience) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceLocation "The location (e.g. civic structure, local business, etc.) where a person can go to access the service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceLocation "serviceLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceLocation schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceLocation schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceOperator "The operating organization, if different from the provider. This enables the representation of services that are provided by an organization, but operated by another organization like a subcontractor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceOperator "serviceOperator") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceOperator schema:GovernmentService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceOperator schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceOutput "The tangible thing generated by the service, e.g. a passport, permit, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceOutput "serviceOutput") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceOutput schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceOutput schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:servicePhone "The phone number to use to access the service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:servicePhone "servicePhone") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:servicePhone schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:servicePhone schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:servicePostalAddress "The address for accessing the service by mail.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:servicePostalAddress "servicePostalAddress") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:servicePostalAddress schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:servicePostalAddress schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceSmsNumber "The number to access the service by text message.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceSmsNumber "serviceSmsNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceSmsNumber schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceSmsNumber schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceType "The type of service being offered, e.g. veterans' benefits, emergency relief, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceType "serviceType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceType schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceType schema:GovernmentBenefitsType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:serviceUrl "The website to access the service.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:serviceUrl "serviceUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:serviceUrl schema:ServiceChannel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:serviceUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:servingSize "The serving size, in terms of the number of volume or mass.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:servingSize "servingSize") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:servingSize schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:servingSize schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sharedContent "A CreativeWork such as an image, video, or audio clip shared as part of this posting.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sharedContent "sharedContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sharedContent schema:SocialMediaPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sharedContent schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:shippingDestination "indicates (possibly multiple) shipping destinations. These can be defined in several ways e.g. postalCode ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:shippingDestination "shippingDestination") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingDestination schema:DeliveryTimeSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingDestination schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingDestination schema:ShippingRateSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:shippingDestination ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:shippingDestination schema:DefinedRegion) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:shippingDestination ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:shippingDetails "Indicates information about the shipping policies and options associated with an [[Offer]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:shippingDetails "shippingDetails") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingDetails schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:shippingDetails ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:shippingDetails schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:shippingDetails ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:shippingLabel "Label to match an [[OfferShippingDetails]] with a [[ShippingRateSettings]] (within the context of a [[shippingSettingsLink]] cross-reference).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:shippingLabel "shippingLabel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingLabel schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingLabel schema:ShippingRateSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:shippingLabel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:shippingLabel schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:shippingLabel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:shippingRate "The shipping rate is the cost of shipping to the specified destination. Typically, the maxValue and currency values (of the [[MonetaryAmount]]) are most appropriate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:shippingRate "shippingRate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingRate schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingRate schema:ShippingRateSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:shippingRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:shippingRate schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:shippingRate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:shippingSettingsLink "Link to a page containing [[ShippingRateSettings]] and [[DeliveryTimeSettings]] details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:shippingSettingsLink "shippingSettingsLink") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:shippingSettingsLink schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:shippingSettingsLink ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:shippingSettingsLink schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:shippingSettingsLink ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sibling "A sibling of the person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sibling "sibling") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sibling schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sibling schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:siblings "A sibling of the person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:siblings "siblings") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:siblings schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:siblings schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:siblings schema:sibling) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:signDetected "A sign detected by the test.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:signDetected "signDetected") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:signDetected schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:signDetected ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:signDetected schema:MedicalSign) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:signOrSymptom "A sign or symptom of this condition. Signs are objective or physically observable manifestations of the medical condition while symptoms are the subjective experience of the medical condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:signOrSymptom "signOrSymptom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:signOrSymptom schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:signOrSymptom ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:signOrSymptom schema:MedicalSignOrSymptom) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:significance "The significance associated with the superficial anatomy; as an example, how characteristics of the superficial anatomy can suggest underlying medical conditions or courses of treatment.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:significance "significance") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:significance schema:SuperficialAnatomy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:significance ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:significance schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:significantLink "One of the more significant URLs on the page. Typically, these are the non-navigation links that are clicked on the most.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:significantLink "significantLink") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:significantLink schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:significantLink schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:significantLinks "The most significant URLs on the page. Typically, these are the non-navigation links that are clicked on the most.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:significantLinks "significantLinks") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:significantLinks schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:significantLinks schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:significantLinks schema:significantLink) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:size "A standardized size of a product or creative work, specified either through a simple textual string (for example 'XL', '32Wx34L'), a QuantitativeValue with a unitCode, or a comprehensive and structured [[SizeSpecification]]; in other cases, the [[width]], [[height]], [[depth]] and [[weight]] properties may be more applicable. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:size "size") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:size schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:size schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:size ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:size schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:size schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:size schema:SizeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:size schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:size ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sizeGroup "The size group (also known as \"size type\") for a product's size. Size groups are common in the fashion industry to define size segments and suggested audiences for wearable products. Multiple values can be combined, for example \"men's big and tall\", \"petite maternity\" or \"regular\"") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sizeGroup "sizeGroup") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sizeGroup schema:SizeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sizeGroup ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sizeGroup schema:SizeGroupEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sizeGroup schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sizeGroup ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sizeSystem "The size system used to identify a product's size. Typically either a standard (for example, \"GS1\" or \"ISO-EN13402\"), country code (for example \"US\" or \"JP\"), or a measuring system (for example \"Metric\" or \"Imperial\").") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sizeSystem "sizeSystem") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sizeSystem schema:SizeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sizeSystem ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sizeSystem schema:SizeSystemEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sizeSystem schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sizeSystem ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:skills "A statement of knowledge, skill, ability, task or any other assertion expressing a competency that is desired or required to fulfill this role or to work in this occupation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:skills "skills") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:skills schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:skills schema:Occupation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:skills schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:skills schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:skills ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:skills ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:slogan "A slogan or motto associated with the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:slogan "slogan") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:slogan schema:Brand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:slogan schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:slogan schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:slogan schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:slogan schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:slogan schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:smokingAllowed "Indicates whether it is allowed to smoke in the place, e.g. in the restaurant, hotel or hotel room.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:smokingAllowed "smokingAllowed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:smokingAllowed schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:smokingAllowed schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:smokingAllowed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sodiumContent "The number of milligrams of sodium.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sodiumContent "sodiumContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sodiumContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sodiumContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:softwareAddOn "Additional content for a software application.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:softwareAddOn "softwareAddOn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:softwareAddOn schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:softwareAddOn schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:softwareHelp "Software application help.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:softwareHelp "softwareHelp") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:softwareHelp schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:softwareHelp schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:softwareRequirements "Component dependency requirements for application. This includes runtime environments and shared libraries that are not included in the application distribution package, but required to run the application (Examples: DirectX, Java or .NET runtime).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:softwareRequirements "softwareRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:softwareRequirements schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:softwareRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:softwareRequirements schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:softwareVersion "Version of the software instance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:softwareVersion "softwareVersion") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:softwareVersion schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:softwareVersion schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sourceOrganization "The Organization on whose behalf the creator was working.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sourceOrganization "sourceOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sourceOrganization schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sourceOrganization schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sourcedFrom "The neurological pathway that originates the neurons.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sourcedFrom "sourcedFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sourcedFrom schema:Nerve) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sourcedFrom ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sourcedFrom schema:BrainStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:spatial "The \"spatial\" property can be used in cases when more specific properties -(e.g. [[locationCreated]], [[spatialCoverage]], [[contentLocation]]) are not known to be appropriate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:spatial "spatial") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:spatial schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:spatial schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:speakable "Indicates sections of a Web page that are particularly 'speakable' in the sense of being highlighted as being especially appropriate for text-to-speech conversion. Other sections of a page may also be usefully spoken in particular circumstances; the 'speakable' property serves to indicate the parts most likely to be generally useful for speech. - -The *speakable* property can be repeated an arbitrary number of times, with three kinds of possible 'content-locator' values: - -1.) *id-value* URL references - uses *id-value* of an element in the page being annotated. The simplest use of *speakable* has (potentially relative) URL values, referencing identified sections of the document concerned. - -2.) CSS Selectors - addresses content in the annotated page, eg. via class attribute. Use the [[cssSelector]] property. - -3.) XPaths - addresses content via XPaths (assuming an XML view of the content). Use the [[xpath]] property. - - -For more sophisticated markup of speakable sections beyond simple ID references, either CSS selectors or XPath expressions to pick out document section(s) as speakable. For this -we define a supporting type, [[SpeakableSpecification]] which is defined to be a possible value of the *speakable* property. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:speakable "speakable") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:speakable schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:speakable schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:speakable schema:SpeakableSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:speakable schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:speakable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:specialCommitments "Any special commitments associated with this job posting. Valid entries include VeteranCommit, MilitarySpouseCommit, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:specialCommitments "specialCommitments") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:specialCommitments schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:specialCommitments schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:specialOpeningHoursSpecification "The special opening hours of a certain place.\\n\\nUse this to explicitly override general opening hours brought in scope by [[openingHoursSpecification]] or [[openingHours]]. - ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:specialOpeningHoursSpecification "specialOpeningHoursSpecification") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:specialOpeningHoursSpecification schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:specialOpeningHoursSpecification schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:specialty "One of the domain specialities to which this web page's content applies.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:specialty "specialty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:specialty schema:WebPage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:specialty schema:Specialty) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:speechToTextMarkup "Form of markup used. eg. [SSML](https://www.w3.org/TR/speech-synthesis11) or [IPA](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P898).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:speechToTextMarkup "speechToTextMarkup") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:speechToTextMarkup schema:PronounceableText) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:speechToTextMarkup ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:speechToTextMarkup schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:speechToTextMarkup ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:speed "The speed range of the vehicle. If the vehicle is powered by an engine, the upper limit of the speed range (indicated by [[maxValue]] should be the maximum speed achievable under regular conditions.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): KMH for km/h, HM for mile per hour (0.447 04 m/s), KNT for knot\\n\\n*Note 1: Use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate the range. Typically, the minimal value is zero.\\n* Note 2: There are many different ways of measuring the speed range. You can link to information about how the given value has been determined using the [[valueReference]] property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:speed "speed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:speed schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:speed ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:speed schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:speed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:spokenByCharacter "The (e.g. fictional) character, Person or Organization to whom the quotation is attributed within the containing CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:spokenByCharacter "spokenByCharacter") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:spokenByCharacter schema:Quotation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:spokenByCharacter ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:spokenByCharacter schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:spokenByCharacter schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:spokenByCharacter ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sport "A type of sport (e.g. Baseball).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sport "sport") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sport schema:SportsEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sport schema:SportsOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:sport ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sport schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sport schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:sport ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:spouse "The person's spouse.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:spouse "spouse") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:spouse schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:spouse schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:stage "The stage of the condition, if applicable.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:stage "stage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:stage schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:stage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:stage schema:MedicalConditionStage) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:stageAsNumber "The stage represented as a number, e.g. 3.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:stageAsNumber "stageAsNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:stageAsNumber schema:MedicalConditionStage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:stageAsNumber ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:stageAsNumber schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:starRating "An official rating for a lodging business or food establishment, e.g. from national associations or standards bodies. Use the author property to indicate the rating organization, e.g. as an Organization with name such as (e.g. HOTREC, DEHOGA, WHR, or Hotelstars).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:starRating "starRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:starRating schema:FoodEstablishment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:starRating schema:LodgingBusiness) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:starRating schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:starRating ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:startDate "The start date and time of the item (in [ISO 8601 date format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601)).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:startDate "startDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:CreativeWorkSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:DatedMoneySpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:MerchantReturnPolicySeasonalOverride) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:Role) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startDate schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:startDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:startDate schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:startDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:startOffset "The start time of the clip expressed as the number of seconds from the beginning of the work.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:startOffset "startOffset") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startOffset schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startOffset schema:SeekToAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:startOffset ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:startOffset schema:HyperTocEntry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:startOffset schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:startOffset ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:startTime "The startTime of something. For a reserved event or service (e.g. FoodEstablishmentReservation), the time that it is expected to start. For actions that span a period of time, when the action was performed. e.g. John wrote a book from *January* to December. For media, including audio and video, it's the time offset of the start of a clip within a larger file.\\n\\nNote that Event uses startDate/endDate instead of startTime/endTime, even when describing dates with times. This situation may be clarified in future revisions.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:startTime "startTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startTime schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startTime schema:FoodEstablishmentReservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startTime schema:InteractionCounter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startTime schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:startTime schema:Schedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:startTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:startTime schema:Time) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:startTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:status "The status of the study (enumerated).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:status "status") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:status schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:status schema:MedicalProcedure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:status schema:MedicalStudy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:status ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:status schema:EventStatusType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:status schema:MedicalStudyStatus) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:status schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:steeringPosition "The position of the steering wheel or similar device (mostly for cars).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:steeringPosition "steeringPosition") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:steeringPosition schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:steeringPosition schema:SteeringPositionValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:steeringPosition ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:stepValue "The stepValue attribute indicates the granularity that is expected (and required) of the value in a PropertyValueSpecification.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:stepValue "stepValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:stepValue schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:stepValue schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:steps "A single step item (as HowToStep, text, document, video, etc.) or a HowToSection (originally misnamed 'steps'; 'step' is preferred).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:steps "steps") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:steps schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:steps schema:HowToSection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:steps schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:steps schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:steps schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:steps schema:step) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:storageRequirements "Storage requirements (free space required).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:storageRequirements "storageRequirements") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:storageRequirements schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:storageRequirements schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:storageRequirements schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:streetAddress "The street address. For example, 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:streetAddress "streetAddress") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:streetAddress schema:PostalAddress) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:streetAddress schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:strengthUnit "The units of an active ingredient's strength, e.g. mg.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:strengthUnit "strengthUnit") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:strengthUnit schema:DrugStrength) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:strengthUnit ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:strengthUnit schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:strengthValue "The value of an active ingredient's strength, e.g. 325.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:strengthValue "strengthValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:strengthValue schema:DrugStrength) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:strengthValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:strengthValue schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:structuralClass "The name given to how bone physically connects to each other.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:structuralClass "structuralClass") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:structuralClass schema:Joint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:structuralClass ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:structuralClass schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:study "A medical study or trial related to this entity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:study "study") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:study schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:study ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:study schema:MedicalStudy) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:studyDesign "Specifics about the observational study design (enumerated).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:studyDesign "studyDesign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:studyDesign schema:MedicalObservationalStudy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:studyDesign ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:studyDesign schema:MedicalObservationalStudyDesign) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:studyLocation "The location in which the study is taking/took place.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:studyLocation "studyLocation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:studyLocation schema:MedicalStudy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:studyLocation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:studyLocation schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:studySubject "A subject of the study, i.e. one of the medical conditions, therapies, devices, drugs, etc. investigated by the study.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:studySubject "studySubject") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:studySubject schema:MedicalStudy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:studySubject ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:studySubject schema:MedicalEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subEvent "An Event that is part of this event. For example, a conference event includes many presentations, each of which is a subEvent of the conference.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subEvent "subEvent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subEvent schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:subEvent schema:superEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subEvent schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subEvents "Events that are a part of this event. For example, a conference event includes many presentations, each subEvents of the conference.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subEvents "subEvents") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subEvents schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subEvents schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:subEvents schema:subEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subOrganization "A relationship between two organizations where the first includes the second, e.g., as a subsidiary. See also: the more specific 'department' property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subOrganization "subOrganization") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subOrganization schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:subOrganization schema:parentOrganization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subOrganization schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subReservation "The individual reservations included in the package. Typically a repeated property.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subReservation "subReservation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subReservation schema:ReservationPackage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subReservation schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subStageSuffix "The substage, e.g. 'a' for Stage IIIa.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subStageSuffix "subStageSuffix") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subStageSuffix schema:MedicalConditionStage) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:subStageSuffix ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subStageSuffix schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subStructure "Component (sub-)structure(s) that comprise this anatomical structure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subStructure "subStructure") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subStructure schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:subStructure ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subStructure schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subTest "A component test of the panel.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subTest "subTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subTest schema:MedicalTestPanel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:subTest ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subTest schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subTrip "Identifies a [[Trip]] that is a subTrip of this Trip. For example Day 1, Day 2, etc. of a multi-day trip.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subTrip "subTrip") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subTrip schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:subTrip schema:partOfTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:subTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subTrip schema:Trip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:subTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:subTrip ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subjectOf "A CreativeWork or Event about this Thing.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subjectOf "subjectOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subjectOf schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:subjectOf schema:about) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subjectOf schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subjectOf schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:subjectOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:subtitleLanguage "Languages in which subtitles/captions are available, in [IETF BCP 47 standard format](http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:subtitleLanguage "subtitleLanguage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subtitleLanguage schema:BroadcastEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subtitleLanguage schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subtitleLanguage schema:ScreeningEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:subtitleLanguage schema:TVEpisode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:subtitleLanguage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subtitleLanguage schema:Language) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:subtitleLanguage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:subtitleLanguage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:successorOf "A pointer from a newer variant of a product to its previous, often discontinued predecessor.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:successorOf "successorOf") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:successorOf schema:ProductModel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:successorOf schema:ProductModel) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:successorOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:sugarContent "The number of grams of sugar.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:sugarContent "sugarContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:sugarContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:sugarContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:suggestedAge "The age or age range for the intended audience or person, for example 3-12 months for infants, 1-5 years for toddlers.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:suggestedAge "suggestedAge") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedAge schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedAge schema:SizeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:suggestedAge ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedAge schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:suggestedAge ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:suggestedGender "The suggested gender of the intended person or audience, for example \"male\", \"female\", or \"unisex\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:suggestedGender "suggestedGender") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedGender schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedGender schema:SizeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedGender schema:GenderType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedGender schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:suggestedMaxAge "Maximum recommended age in years for the audience or user.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:suggestedMaxAge "suggestedMaxAge") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedMaxAge schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedMaxAge schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:suggestedMeasurement "A suggested range of body measurements for the intended audience or person, for example inseam between 32 and 34 inches or height between 170 and 190 cm. Typically found on a size chart for wearable products.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:suggestedMeasurement "suggestedMeasurement") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedMeasurement schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedMeasurement schema:SizeSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:suggestedMeasurement ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedMeasurement schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:suggestedMeasurement ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:suggestedMinAge "Minimum recommended age in years for the audience or user.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:suggestedMinAge "suggestedMinAge") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suggestedMinAge schema:PeopleAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suggestedMinAge schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:suitableForDiet "Indicates a dietary restriction or guideline for which this recipe or menu item is suitable, e.g. diabetic, halal etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:suitableForDiet "suitableForDiet") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suitableForDiet schema:MenuItem) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:suitableForDiet schema:Recipe) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:suitableForDiet schema:RestrictedDiet) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:superEvent "An event that this event is a part of. For example, a collection of individual music performances might each have a music festival as their superEvent.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:superEvent "superEvent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:superEvent schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:superEvent schema:subEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:superEvent schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:supplyTo "The area to which the artery supplies blood.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:supplyTo "supplyTo") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:supplyTo schema:Artery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:supplyTo ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:supplyTo schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:supportingData "Supporting data for a SoftwareApplication.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:supportingData "supportingData") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:supportingData schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:supportingData schema:DataFeed) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:target "Indicates a target EntryPoint for an Action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:target "target") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:target schema:Action) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:target schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:targetDescription "The description of a node in an established educational framework.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:targetDescription "targetDescription") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetDescription schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:targetDescription schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:targetName "The name of a node in an established educational framework.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:targetName "targetName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetName schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:targetName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:targetPlatform "Type of app development: phone, Metro style, desktop, XBox, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:targetPlatform "targetPlatform") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetPlatform schema:APIReference) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:targetPlatform schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:targetPopulation "Characteristics of the population for which this is intended, or which typically uses it, e.g. 'adults'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:targetPopulation "targetPopulation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetPopulation schema:DietarySupplement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetPopulation schema:DoseSchedule) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:targetPopulation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:targetPopulation schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:targetProduct "Target Operating System / Product to which the code applies. If applies to several versions, just the product name can be used.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:targetProduct "targetProduct") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetProduct schema:SoftwareSourceCode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:targetProduct schema:SoftwareApplication) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:targetUrl "The URL of a node in an established educational framework.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:targetUrl "targetUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:targetUrl schema:AlignmentObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:targetUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:taxonRank ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:taxonRank "The taxonomic rank of this taxon given preferably as a URI from a controlled vocabulary – (typically the ranks from TDWG TaxonRank ontology or equivalent Wikidata URIs).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:taxonRank "taxonRank") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:taxonRank schema:Taxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:taxonRank ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxonRank schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxonRank schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxonRank schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(ns2:source schema:taxonomicRange ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:taxonomicRange "The taxonomic grouping of the organism that expresses, encodes, or in someway related to the BioChemEntity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:taxonomicRange "taxonomicRange") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:taxonomicRange schema:BioChemEntity) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:taxonomicRange ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxonomicRange schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxonomicRange schema:Taxon) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxonomicRange schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:taxonomicRange schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:teaches "The item being described is intended to help a person learn the competency or learning outcome defined by the referenced term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:teaches "teaches") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:teaches schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:teaches schema:EducationEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:teaches schema:LearningResource) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:teaches ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:teaches schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:teaches schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:teaches ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:telephone "The telephone number.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:telephone "telephone") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:telephone schema:ContactPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:telephone schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:telephone schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:telephone schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:telephone schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:temporal "The \"temporal\" property can be used in cases where more specific properties -(e.g. [[temporalCoverage]], [[dateCreated]], [[dateModified]], [[datePublished]]) are not known to be appropriate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:temporal "temporal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:temporal schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:temporal schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:temporal schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:temporalCoverage "The temporalCoverage of a CreativeWork indicates the period that the content applies to, i.e. that it describes, either as a DateTime or as a textual string indicating a time period in [ISO 8601 time interval format](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Time_intervals). In - the case of a Dataset it will typically indicate the relevant time period in a precise notation (e.g. for a 2011 census dataset, the year 2011 would be written \"2011/2012\"). Other forms of content e.g. ScholarlyArticle, Book, TVSeries or TVEpisode may indicate their temporalCoverage in broader terms - textually or via well-known URL. - Written works such as books may sometimes have precise temporal coverage too, e.g. a work set in 1939 - 1945 can be indicated in ISO 8601 interval format format via \"1939/1945\". - -Open-ended date ranges can be written with \"..\" in place of the end date. For example, \"2015-11/..\" indicates a range beginning in November 2015 and with no specified final date. This is tentative and might be updated in future when ISO 8601 is officially updated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:temporalCoverage "temporalCoverage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:temporalCoverage schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:temporalCoverage schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:temporalCoverage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:temporalCoverage schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:termDuration "The amount of time in a term as defined by the institution. A term is a length of time where students take one or more classes. Semesters and quarters are common units for term.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:termDuration "termDuration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:termDuration schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:termDuration ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:termDuration schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:termDuration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:termsOfService "Human-readable terms of service documentation.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:termsOfService "termsOfService") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:termsOfService schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:termsOfService ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:termsOfService schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:termsOfService schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:termsOfService ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:termsPerYear "The number of times terms of study are offered per year. Semesters and quarters are common units for term. For example, if the student can only take 2 semesters for the program in one year, then termsPerYear should be 2.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:termsPerYear "termsPerYear") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:termsPerYear schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:termsPerYear ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:termsPerYear schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:termsPerYear ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:text "The textual content of this CreativeWork.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:text "text") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:text schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:text schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:textValue "Text value being annotated.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:textValue "textValue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:textValue schema:PronounceableText) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:textValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:textValue schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:textValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:thumbnail "Thumbnail image for an image or video.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:thumbnail "thumbnail") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:thumbnail schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:thumbnail schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:thumbnail schema:ImageObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:thumbnailUrl "A thumbnail image relevant to the Thing.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:thumbnailUrl "thumbnailUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:thumbnailUrl schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:thumbnailUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tickerSymbol "The exchange traded instrument associated with a Corporation object. The tickerSymbol is expressed as an exchange and an instrument name separated by a space character. For the exchange component of the tickerSymbol attribute, we recommend using the controlled vocabulary of Market Identifier Codes (MIC) specified in ISO15022.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tickerSymbol "tickerSymbol") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tickerSymbol schema:Corporation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tickerSymbol schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ticketNumber "The unique identifier for the ticket.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ticketNumber "ticketNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ticketNumber schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ticketNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ticketToken "Reference to an asset (e.g., Barcode, QR code image or PDF) usable for entrance.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ticketToken "ticketToken") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ticketToken schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ticketToken schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ticketToken schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:ticketedSeat "The seat associated with the ticket.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:ticketedSeat "ticketedSeat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:ticketedSeat schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:ticketedSeat schema:Seat) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:timeOfDay "The time of day the program normally runs. For example, \"evenings\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:timeOfDay "timeOfDay") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:timeOfDay schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:timeOfDay ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:timeOfDay schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:timeOfDay ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:timeRequired "Approximate or typical time it takes to work with or through this learning resource for the typical intended target audience, e.g. 'PT30M', 'PT1H25M'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:timeRequired "timeRequired") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:timeRequired schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:timeRequired schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:timeToComplete "The expected length of time to complete the program if attending full-time.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:timeToComplete "timeToComplete") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:timeToComplete schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:timeToComplete ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:timeToComplete schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:timeToComplete ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tissueSample "The type of tissue sample required for the test.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tissueSample "tissueSample") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tissueSample schema:PathologyTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:tissueSample ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tissueSample schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:title "The title of the job.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:title "title") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:title schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:title schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tocContinuation "A [[HyperTocEntry]] can have a [[tocContinuation]] indicated, which is another [[HyperTocEntry]] that would be the default next item to play or render.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tocContinuation "tocContinuation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tocContinuation schema:HyperTocEntry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:tocContinuation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tocContinuation schema:HyperTocEntry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:tocContinuation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tongueWeight "The permitted vertical load (TWR) of a trailer attached to the vehicle. Also referred to as Tongue Load Rating (TLR) or Vertical Load Rating (VLR)\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): KGM for kilogram, LBR for pound\\n\\n* Note 1: You can indicate additional information in the [[name]] of the [[QuantitativeValue]] node.\\n* Note 2: You may also link to a [[QualitativeValue]] node that provides additional information using [[valueReference]].\\n* Note 3: Note that you can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tongueWeight "tongueWeight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tongueWeight schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:tongueWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tongueWeight schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:tongueWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:torque "The torque (turning force) of the vehicle's engine.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): NU for newton metre (N m), F17 for pound-force per foot, or F48 for pound-force per inch\\n\\n* Note 1: You can link to information about how the given value has been determined (e.g. reference RPM) using the [[valueReference]] property.\\n* Note 2: You can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:torque "torque") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:torque schema:EngineSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:torque ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:torque schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:torque ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:totalJobOpenings "The number of positions open for this job posting. Use a positive integer. Do not use if the number of positions is unclear or not known.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:totalJobOpenings "totalJobOpenings") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:totalJobOpenings schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:totalJobOpenings ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:totalJobOpenings schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:totalJobOpenings ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:totalPaymentDue "The total amount due.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:totalPaymentDue "totalPaymentDue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:totalPaymentDue schema:Invoice) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:totalPaymentDue schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:totalPaymentDue schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:totalPrice "The total price for the reservation or ticket, including applicable taxes, shipping, etc.\\n\\nUsage guidelines:\\n\\n* Use values from 0123456789 (Unicode 'DIGIT ZERO' (U+0030) to 'DIGIT NINE' (U+0039)) rather than superficially similiar Unicode symbols.\\n* Use '.' (Unicode 'FULL STOP' (U+002E)) rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point. Avoid using these symbols as a readability separator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:totalPrice "totalPrice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:totalPrice schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:totalPrice schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:totalPrice schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:totalPrice schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:totalPrice schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:totalTime "The total time required to perform instructions or a direction (including time to prepare the supplies), in [ISO 8601 duration format](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:totalTime "totalTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:totalTime schema:HowTo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:totalTime schema:HowToDirection) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:totalTime schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tourBookingPage "A page providing information on how to book a tour of some [[Place]], such as an [[Accommodation]] or [[ApartmentComplex]] in a real estate setting, as well as other kinds of tours as appropriate.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tourBookingPage "tourBookingPage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tourBookingPage schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tourBookingPage schema:ApartmentComplex) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tourBookingPage schema:Place) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:tourBookingPage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tourBookingPage schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:tourBookingPage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:touristType "Attraction suitable for type(s) of tourist. eg. Children, visitors from a particular country, etc. ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:touristType "touristType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:touristType schema:TouristAttraction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:touristType schema:TouristDestination) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:touristType schema:TouristTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:touristType schema:Audience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:touristType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:touristType ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:touristType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:track "A music recording (track)—usually a single song. If an ItemList is given, the list should contain items of type MusicRecording.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:track "track") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:track schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:track schema:MusicPlaylist) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:track schema:ItemList) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:track schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:track ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trackingNumber "Shipper tracking number.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trackingNumber "trackingNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trackingNumber schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trackingNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trackingUrl "Tracking url for the parcel delivery.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trackingUrl "trackingUrl") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trackingUrl schema:ParcelDelivery) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trackingUrl schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tracks "A music recording (track)—usually a single song.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tracks "tracks") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tracks schema:MusicGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tracks schema:MusicPlaylist) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tracks schema:MusicRecording) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:tracks schema:track) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trailer "The trailer of a movie or tv/radio series, season, episode, etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trailer "trailer") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:CreativeWorkSeason) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:Episode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:Movie) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:MovieSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:RadioSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:TVSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:VideoGame) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailer schema:VideoGameSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trailer schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trailerWeight "The permitted weight of a trailer attached to the vehicle.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): KGM for kilogram, LBR for pound\\n* Note 1: You can indicate additional information in the [[name]] of the [[QuantitativeValue]] node.\\n* Note 2: You may also link to a [[QualitativeValue]] node that provides additional information using [[valueReference]].\\n* Note 3: Note that you can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trailerWeight "trailerWeight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trailerWeight schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:trailerWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trailerWeight schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:trailerWeight ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trainName "The name of the train (e.g. The Orient Express).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trainName "trainName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trainName schema:TrainTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trainName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trainNumber "The unique identifier for the train.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trainNumber "trainNumber") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trainNumber schema:TrainTrip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trainNumber schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trainingSalary "The estimated salary earned while in the program.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trainingSalary "trainingSalary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trainingSalary schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trainingSalary schema:WorkBasedProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:trainingSalary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trainingSalary schema:MonetaryAmountDistribution) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:trainingSalary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:trainingSalary ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:transFatContent "The number of grams of trans fat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:transFatContent "transFatContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:transFatContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:transFatContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:transcript "If this MediaObject is an AudioObject or VideoObject, the transcript of that object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:transcript "transcript") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:transcript schema:AudioObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:transcript schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:transcript schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:transitTime "The typical delay the order has been sent for delivery and the goods reach the final customer. Typical properties: minValue, maxValue, unitCode (d for DAY).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:transitTime "transitTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:transitTime schema:ShippingDeliveryTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:transitTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:transitTime schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:transitTime ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:transitTimeLabel "Label to match an [[OfferShippingDetails]] with a [[DeliveryTimeSettings]] (within the context of a [[shippingSettingsLink]] cross-reference).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:transitTimeLabel "transitTimeLabel") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:transitTimeLabel schema:DeliveryTimeSettings) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:transitTimeLabel schema:OfferShippingDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:transitTimeLabel ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:transitTimeLabel schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:transitTimeLabel ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:translationOfWork "The work that this work has been translated from. e.g. 物种起源 is a translationOf “On the Origin of Species”") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:translationOfWork "translationOfWork") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:translationOfWork schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:translationOfWork schema:workTranslation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:translationOfWork ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:translationOfWork schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:translator "Organization or person who adapts a creative work to different languages, regional differences and technical requirements of a target market, or that translates during some event.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:translator "translator") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:translator schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:translator schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:translator schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:translator schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:transmissionMethod "How the disease spreads, either as a route or vector, for example 'direct contact', 'Aedes aegypti', etc.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:transmissionMethod "transmissionMethod") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:transmissionMethod schema:InfectiousDisease) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:transmissionMethod ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:transmissionMethod schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:travelBans "Information about travel bans, e.g. in the context of a pandemic.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:travelBans "travelBans") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:travelBans schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:travelBans ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:travelBans schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:travelBans schema:WebContent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:travelBans ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:trialDesign "Specifics about the trial design (enumerated).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:trialDesign "trialDesign") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:trialDesign schema:MedicalTrial) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:trialDesign ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:trialDesign schema:MedicalTrialDesign) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:tributary "The anatomical or organ system that the vein flows into; a larger structure that the vein connects to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:tributary "tributary") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:tributary schema:Vein) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:tributary ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:tributary schema:AnatomicalStructure) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:typeOfBed "The type of bed to which the BedDetail refers, i.e. the type of bed available in the quantity indicated by quantity.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:typeOfBed "typeOfBed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:typeOfBed schema:BedDetails) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typeOfBed schema:BedType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typeOfBed schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:typeOfBed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:typeOfGood "The product that this structured value is referring to.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:typeOfGood "typeOfGood") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:typeOfGood schema:OwnershipInfo) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:typeOfGood schema:TypeAndQuantityNode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typeOfGood schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typeOfGood schema:Service) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:typeOfGood ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:typicalAgeRange "The typical expected age range, e.g. '7-9', '11-'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:typicalAgeRange "typicalAgeRange") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:typicalAgeRange schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:typicalAgeRange schema:Event) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typicalAgeRange schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:typicalCreditsPerTerm "The number of credits or units a full-time student would be expected to take in 1 term however 'term' is defined by the institution.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:typicalCreditsPerTerm "typicalCreditsPerTerm") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:typicalCreditsPerTerm schema:EducationalOccupationalProgram) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:typicalCreditsPerTerm ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typicalCreditsPerTerm schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typicalCreditsPerTerm schema:StructuredValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:typicalCreditsPerTerm ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:typicalTest "A medical test typically performed given this condition.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:typicalTest "typicalTest") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:typicalTest schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:typicalTest ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:typicalTest schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:underName "The person or organization the reservation or ticket is for.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:underName "underName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:underName schema:Reservation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:underName schema:Ticket) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:underName schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:underName schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:unitCode "The unit of measurement given using the UN/CEFACT Common Code (3 characters) or a URL. Other codes than the UN/CEFACT Common Code may be used with a prefix followed by a colon.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:unitCode "unitCode") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitCode schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitCode schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitCode schema:TypeAndQuantityNode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitCode schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:unitCode schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:unitCode schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:unitCode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:unitText "A string or text indicating the unit of measurement. Useful if you cannot provide a standard unit code for -unitCode.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:unitText "unitText") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitText schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitText schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitText schema:TypeAndQuantityNode) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unitText schema:UnitPriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:unitText schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:unsaturatedFatContent "The number of grams of unsaturated fat.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:unsaturatedFatContent "unsaturatedFatContent") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:unsaturatedFatContent schema:NutritionInformation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:unsaturatedFatContent schema:Mass) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:uploadDate "Date when this media object was uploaded to this site.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:uploadDate "uploadDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:uploadDate schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:uploadDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:upvoteCount "The number of upvotes this question, answer or comment has received from the community.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:upvoteCount "upvoteCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:upvoteCount schema:Comment) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:upvoteCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:url "URL of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:url "url") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:url schema:Thing) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:url schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:urlTemplate "An url template (RFC6570) that will be used to construct the target of the execution of the action.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:urlTemplate "urlTemplate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:urlTemplate schema:EntryPoint) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:urlTemplate schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:usedToDiagnose "A condition the test is used to diagnose.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:usedToDiagnose "usedToDiagnose") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:usedToDiagnose schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:usedToDiagnose ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:usedToDiagnose schema:MedicalCondition) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:userInteractionCount "The number of interactions for the CreativeWork using the WebSite or SoftwareApplication.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:userInteractionCount "userInteractionCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:userInteractionCount schema:InteractionCounter) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:userInteractionCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:usesDevice "Device used to perform the test.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:usesDevice "usesDevice") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:usesDevice schema:MedicalTest) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:usesDevice ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:usesDevice schema:MedicalDevice) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:usesHealthPlanIdStandard "The standard for interpreting thePlan ID. The preferred is \"HIOS\". See the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for more details.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:usesHealthPlanIdStandard "usesHealthPlanIdStandard") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:usesHealthPlanIdStandard schema:HealthInsurancePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:usesHealthPlanIdStandard ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:usesHealthPlanIdStandard schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:usesHealthPlanIdStandard schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:usesHealthPlanIdStandard ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:utterances "Text of an utterances (spoken words, lyrics etc.) that occurs at a certain section of a media object, represented as a [[HyperTocEntry]].") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:utterances "utterances") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:utterances schema:HyperTocEntry) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:utterances ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:utterances schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:utterances ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:validFor "The duration of validity of a permit or similar thing.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:validFor "validFor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFor schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFor schema:Permit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:validFor schema:Duration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:validFor ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:validFrom "The date when the item becomes valid.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:validFrom "validFrom") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFrom schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFrom schema:LocationFeatureSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFrom schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFrom schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFrom schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFrom schema:Permit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validFrom schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:validFrom schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:validFrom schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:validFrom ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:validIn "The geographic area where a permit or similar thing is valid.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:validIn "validIn") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validIn schema:EducationalOccupationalCredential) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validIn schema:Permit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:validIn schema:AdministrativeArea) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:validIn ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:validThrough "The date after when the item is not valid. For example the end of an offer, salary period, or a period of opening hours.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:validThrough "validThrough") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validThrough schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validThrough schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validThrough schema:LocationFeatureSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validThrough schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validThrough schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validThrough schema:OpeningHoursSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validThrough schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:validThrough schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:validThrough schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:validThrough ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:validUntil "The date when the item is no longer valid.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:validUntil "validUntil") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:validUntil schema:Permit) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:validUntil schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:value "The value of the quantitative value or property value node.\\n\\n* For [[QuantitativeValue]] and [[MonetaryAmount]], the recommended type for values is 'Number'.\\n* For [[PropertyValue]], it can be 'Text;', 'Number', 'Boolean', or 'StructuredValue'.\\n* Use values from 0123456789 (Unicode 'DIGIT ZERO' (U+0030) to 'DIGIT NINE' (U+0039)) rather than superficially similiar Unicode symbols.\\n* Use '.' (Unicode 'FULL STOP' (U+002E)) rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point. Avoid using these symbols as a readability separator.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:value "value") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:value schema:MonetaryAmount) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:value schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:value schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:value schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:value schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:value schema:StructuredValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:value schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:value ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:valueAddedTaxIncluded "Specifies whether the applicable value-added tax (VAT) is included in the price specification or not.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:valueAddedTaxIncluded "valueAddedTaxIncluded") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueAddedTaxIncluded schema:PriceSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueAddedTaxIncluded schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:valueAddedTaxIncluded ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:valueMaxLength "Specifies the allowed range for number of characters in a literal value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:valueMaxLength "valueMaxLength") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueMaxLength schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueMaxLength schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:valueMinLength "Specifies the minimum allowed range for number of characters in a literal value.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:valueMinLength "valueMinLength") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueMinLength schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueMinLength schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:valueName "Indicates the name of the PropertyValueSpecification to be used in URL templates and form encoding in a manner analogous to HTML's input@name.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:valueName "valueName") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueName schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueName schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:valuePattern "Specifies a regular expression for testing literal values according to the HTML spec.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:valuePattern "valuePattern") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valuePattern schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valuePattern schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:valueReference "A secondary value that provides additional information on the original value, e.g. a reference temperature or a type of measurement.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:valueReference "valueReference") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueReference schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueReference schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueReference schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:Enumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:MeasurementTypeEnumeration) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:StructuredValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueReference schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:valueReference ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:valueRequired "Whether the property must be filled in to complete the action. Default is false.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:valueRequired "valueRequired") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:valueRequired schema:PropertyValueSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:valueRequired schema:Boolean) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:variableMeasured "The variableMeasured property can indicate (repeated as necessary) the variables that are measured in some dataset, either described as text or as pairs of identifier and description using PropertyValue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:variableMeasured "variableMeasured") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:variableMeasured schema:Dataset) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:variableMeasured ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:variableMeasured schema:PropertyValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:variableMeasured schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:variableMeasured ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:variantCover "A description of the variant cover - for the issue, if the issue is a variant printing. For example, \"Bryan Hitch - Variant Cover\" or \"2nd Printing Variant\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:variantCover "variantCover") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:variantCover schema:ComicIssue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:variantCover ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:variantCover schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:variesBy "Indicates the property or properties by which the variants in a [[ProductGroup]] vary, e.g. their size, color etc. Schema.org properties can be referenced by their short name e.g. \"color\"; terms defined elsewhere can be referenced with their URIs.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:variesBy "variesBy") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:variesBy schema:ProductGroup) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:variesBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:variesBy schema:DefinedTerm) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:variesBy schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:variesBy ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vatID "The Value-added Tax ID of the organization or person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vatID "vatID") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vatID schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vatID schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vatID schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vatID ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleConfiguration "A short text indicating the configuration of the vehicle, e.g. '5dr hatchback ST 2.5 MT 225 hp' or 'limited edition'.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleConfiguration "vehicleConfiguration") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleConfiguration schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleConfiguration schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleConfiguration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleEngine "Information about the engine or engines of the vehicle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleEngine "vehicleEngine") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleEngine schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleEngine schema:EngineSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleEngine ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleInteriorColor "The color or color combination of the interior of the vehicle.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleInteriorColor "vehicleInteriorColor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleInteriorColor schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleInteriorColor schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleInteriorColor ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleInteriorType "The type or material of the interior of the vehicle (e.g. synthetic fabric, leather, wood, etc.). While most interior types are characterized by the material used, an interior type can also be based on vehicle usage or target audience.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleInteriorType "vehicleInteriorType") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleInteriorType schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleInteriorType schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleInteriorType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleModelDate "The release date of a vehicle model (often used to differentiate versions of the same make and model).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleModelDate "vehicleModelDate") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleModelDate schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleModelDate schema:Date) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleModelDate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleSeatingCapacity "The number of passengers that can be seated in the vehicle, both in terms of the physical space available, and in terms of limitations set by law.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): C62 for persons.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleSeatingCapacity "vehicleSeatingCapacity") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleSeatingCapacity schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleSeatingCapacity schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleSeatingCapacity schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleSeatingCapacity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleSpecialUsage "Indicates whether the vehicle has been used for special purposes, like commercial rental, driving school, or as a taxi. The legislation in many countries requires this information to be revealed when offering a car for sale.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleSpecialUsage "vehicleSpecialUsage") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleSpecialUsage schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:vehicleSpecialUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleSpecialUsage schema:CarUsageType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleSpecialUsage schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleSpecialUsage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:vehicleTransmission "The type of component used for transmitting the power from a rotating power source to the wheels or other relevant component(s) (\"gearbox\" for cars).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:vehicleTransmission "vehicleTransmission") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:vehicleTransmission schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleTransmission schema:QualitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleTransmission schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:vehicleTransmission schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:vehicleTransmission ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:version "The version of the CreativeWork embodied by a specified resource.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:version "version") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:version schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:version schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:version schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:video "An embedded video object.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:video "video") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:video schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:video schema:Clip) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:video schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:videoFormat "The type of screening or video broadcast used (e.g. IMAX, 3D, SD, HD, etc.).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:videoFormat "videoFormat") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:videoFormat schema:BroadcastEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:videoFormat schema:BroadcastService) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:videoFormat schema:ScreeningEvent) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:videoFormat schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:videoFrameSize "The frame size of the video.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:videoFrameSize "videoFrameSize") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:videoFrameSize schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:videoFrameSize schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:videoQuality "The quality of the video.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:videoQuality "videoQuality") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:videoQuality schema:VideoObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:videoQuality schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:warning "Any FDA or other warnings about the drug (text or URL).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:warning "warning") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:warning schema:Drug) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:warning ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:warning schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:warning schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:warranty "The warranty promise(s) included in the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:warranty "warranty") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:warranty schema:Demand) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:warranty schema:Offer) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:warranty schema:WarrantyPromise) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:warranty ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:warrantyPromise "The warranty promise(s) included in the offer.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:warrantyPromise "warrantyPromise") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:warrantyPromise schema:BuyAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:warrantyPromise schema:SellAction) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:warrantyPromise schema:WarrantyPromise) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:supersededBy schema:warrantyPromise schema:warranty) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:warrantyScope "The scope of the warranty promise.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:warrantyScope "warrantyScope") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:warrantyScope schema:WarrantyPromise) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:warrantyScope schema:WarrantyScope) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:warrantyScope ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:webCheckinTime "The time when a passenger can check into the flight online.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:webCheckinTime "webCheckinTime") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:webCheckinTime schema:Flight) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:webCheckinTime schema:DateTime) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:webFeed "The URL for a feed, e.g. associated with a podcast series, blog, or series of date-stamped updates. This is usually RSS or Atom.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:webFeed "webFeed") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:webFeed schema:PodcastSeries) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:webFeed schema:SpecialAnnouncement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:webFeed ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:webFeed schema:DataFeed) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:webFeed schema:URL) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:webFeed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:weight "The weight of the product or person.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:weight "weight") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:weight schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:weight schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:weight schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:weight ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:weightTotal "The permitted total weight of the loaded vehicle, including passengers and cargo and the weight of the empty vehicle.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): KGM for kilogram, LBR for pound\\n\\n* Note 1: You can indicate additional information in the [[name]] of the [[QuantitativeValue]] node.\\n* Note 2: You may also link to a [[QualitativeValue]] node that provides additional information using [[valueReference]].\\n* Note 3: Note that you can use [[minValue]] and [[maxValue]] to indicate ranges.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:weightTotal "weightTotal") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:weightTotal schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:weightTotal ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:weightTotal schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:weightTotal ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:wheelbase "The distance between the centers of the front and rear wheels.\\n\\nTypical unit code(s): CMT for centimeters, MTR for meters, INH for inches, FOT for foot/feet") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:wheelbase "wheelbase") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:wheelbase schema:Vehicle) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:wheelbase ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:wheelbase schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:wheelbase ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:width "The width of the item.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:width "width") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:width schema:MediaObject) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:width schema:Product) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:width schema:VisualArtwork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:width schema:Distance) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:width schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:wordCount "The number of words in the text of the Article.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:wordCount "wordCount") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:wordCount schema:Article) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:wordCount schema:Integer) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workHours "The typical working hours for this job (e.g. 1st shift, night shift, 8am-5pm).") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workHours "workHours") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workHours schema:JobPosting) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workHours schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workTranslation "A work that is a translation of the content of this work. e.g. 西遊記 has an English workTranslation “Journey to the West”,a German workTranslation “Monkeys Pilgerfahrt” and a Vietnamese translation Tây du ký bình khảo.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workTranslation "workTranslation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workTranslation schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:inverseOf schema:workTranslation schema:translationOfWork) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:workTranslation ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workTranslation schema:CreativeWork) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:workload "Quantitative measure of the physiologic output of the exercise; also referred to as energy expenditure.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:workload "workload") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:workload schema:ExercisePlan) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:workload ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workload schema:Energy) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:workload schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:worksFor "Organizations that the person works for.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:worksFor "worksFor") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:worksFor schema:Person) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:worksFor schema:Organization) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:worstRating "The lowest value allowed in this rating system. If worstRating is omitted, 1 is assumed.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:worstRating "worstRating") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:worstRating schema:Rating) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:worstRating schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:worstRating schema:Text) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:xpath "An XPath, e.g. of a [[SpeakableSpecification]] or [[WebPageElement]]. In the latter case, multiple matches within a page can constitute a single conceptual \"Web page element\".") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:xpath "xpath") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:xpath schema:SpeakableSpecification) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:xpath schema:WebPageElement) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:xpath schema:XPathType) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:xpath ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:yearBuilt "The year an [[Accommodation]] was constructed. This corresponds to the [YearBuilt field in RESO](https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/YearBuilt+Field). ") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:yearBuilt "yearBuilt") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:yearBuilt schema:Accommodation) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:isPartOf schema:yearBuilt ) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:yearBuilt schema:Number) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:source schema:yearBuilt ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:yearlyRevenue "The size of the business in annual revenue.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:yearlyRevenue "yearlyRevenue") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:yearlyRevenue schema:BusinessAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:yearlyRevenue schema:QuantitativeValue) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment schema:yearsInOperation "The age of the business.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label schema:yearsInOperation "yearsInOperation") -AnnotationAssertion(schema:domainIncludes schema:yearsInOperation schema:BusinessAudience) -AnnotationAssertion(schema:rangeIncludes schema:yearsInOperation 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-Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:description)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:focusNode)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:labelTemplate)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:name)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:object)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:predicate)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:resultMessage)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:sourceConstraint)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:subject)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:targetNode)) -Declaration(AnnotationProperty(sh:value)) -############################ -# Annotation Properties -############################ - -# Annotation Property: sh:annotationValue (annotation value) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:annotationValue "The (default) values of the annotation property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:annotationValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:annotationValue "annotation value"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:annotationValue sh:ResultAnnotation) - -# Annotation Property: sh:defaultValue (default value) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:defaultValue "A default value for a property, for example for user interface tools to pre-populate input fields."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:defaultValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:defaultValue "default value"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:defaultValue sh:PropertyShape) - -# Annotation Property: sh:description (description) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:description "Human-readable descriptions for the property in the context of the surrounding shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:description ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:description "description"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:description sh:PropertyShape) - -# Annotation Property: sh:focusNode (focus node) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:focusNode "The focus node that was validated when the result was produced."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:focusNode ) 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The values can contain {?paramName} as placeholders for the actual values of the given parameter."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:labelTemplate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:labelTemplate "label template"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:labelTemplate sh:Parameterizable) - -# Annotation Property: sh:name (name) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:name "Human-readable labels for the property in the context of the surrounding shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:name ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:name "name"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:name sh:PropertyShape) - -# Annotation Property: sh:object (object) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:object "An expression producing the nodes that shall be inferred as objects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:object ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:object "object"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:object sh:TripleRule) - -# Annotation Property: sh:predicate (predicate) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:predicate "An expression producing the properties that shall be inferred as predicates."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:predicate ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:predicate "predicate"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:predicate sh:TripleRule) - -# Annotation Property: sh:resultMessage (result message) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:resultMessage "Human-readable messages explaining the cause of the result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:resultMessage ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:resultMessage "result message"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:resultMessage sh:AbstractResult) - -# Annotation Property: sh:sourceConstraint (source constraint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:sourceConstraint "The constraint that was validated when the result was produced."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:sourceConstraint ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:sourceConstraint "source constraint"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:sourceConstraint sh:AbstractResult) - -# Annotation Property: sh:subject (subject) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:subject "An expression producing the resources that shall be inferred as subjects."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:subject ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:subject "subject"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:subject sh:TripleRule) - -# Annotation Property: sh:targetNode (target node) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:targetNode "Links a shape to individual nodes, indicating that these nodes must conform to the shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:targetNode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:targetNode "target node"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:targetNode sh:Shape) - -# Annotation Property: sh:value (value) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:value "An RDF node that has caused the result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:value ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:value "value"@en) -AnnotationPropertyDomain(sh:value sh:AbstractResult) - - -############################ -# Object Properties -############################ - -# Object Property: sh:alternativePath (alternative path) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:alternativePath "The (single) value of this property must be a list of path elements, representing the elements of alternative paths."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:alternativePath ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:alternativePath "alternative path"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:alternativePath rdf:List) - -# Object Property: sh:and (and) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:and "RDF list of shapes to validate the value nodes against."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:and ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:and "and"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:and rdf:List) - -# Object Property: sh:annotationProperty (annotation property) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:annotationProperty "The annotation property that shall be set."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:annotationProperty ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:annotationProperty "annotation property"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:annotationProperty sh:ResultAnnotation) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:annotationProperty rdf:Property) - -# Object Property: sh:class (class) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:class "The type that all value nodes must have."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:class ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:class "class"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:class rdfs:Class) - -# Object Property: sh:condition (condition) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:condition "The shapes that the focus nodes need to conform to before a rule is executed on them."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:condition ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:condition "condition"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:condition sh:Rule) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:condition sh:Shape) - -# Object Property: sh:datatype (datatype) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:datatype "Specifies an RDF datatype that all value nodes must have."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:datatype ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:datatype "datatype"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:datatype rdfs:Datatype) - -# Object Property: sh:declare (declare) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:declare "Links a resource with its namespace prefix declarations."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:declare ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:declare "declare"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:declare owl:Ontology) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:declare sh:PrefixDeclaration) - -# Object Property: sh:detail (detail) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:detail "Links a result with other results that provide more details, for example to describe violations against nested shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:detail ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:detail "detail"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:detail sh:AbstractResult) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:detail sh:AbstractResult) - -# Object Property: sh:disjoint (disjoint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:disjoint "Specifies a property where the set of values must be disjoint with the value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:disjoint ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:disjoint "disjoint"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:disjoint rdf:Property) - -# Object Property: sh:entailment (entailment) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:entailment "An entailment regime that indicates what kind of inferencing is required by a shapes graph."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:entailment ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:entailment "entailment"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:entailment owl:Ontology) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:entailment rdfs:Resource) - -# Object Property: sh:equals (equals) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:equals "Specifies a property that must have the same values as the value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:equals ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:equals "equals"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:equals rdf:Property) - -# Object Property: sh:filterShape (filter shape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:filterShape "The shape that all input nodes of the expression need to conform to."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:filterShape ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:filterShape "filter shape"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:filterShape sh:Shape) - -# Object Property: sh:group (group) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:group "Can be used to link to a property group to indicate that a property shape belongs to a group of related property shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:group ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:group "group"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:group sh:PropertyShape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:group sh:PropertyGroup) - -# Object Property: sh:ignoredProperties (ignored properties) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ignoredProperties "An optional RDF list of properties that are also permitted in addition to those explicitly enumerated via sh:property/sh:path."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ignoredProperties ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ignoredProperties "ignored properties"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:ignoredProperties rdf:List) - -# Object Property: sh:in (in) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:in "Specifies a list of allowed values so that each value node must be among the members of the given list."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:in ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:in "in"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:in rdf:List) - -# Object Property: sh:inversePath (inverse path) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:inversePath "The (single) value of this property represents an inverse path (object to subject)."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:inversePath ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:inversePath "inverse path"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:inversePath rdfs:Resource) - -# Object Property: sh:js (JavaScript constraint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:js "Constraints expressed in JavaScript.") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:js ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:js "JavaScript constraint"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:js sh:JSConstraint) - -# Object Property: sh:jsLibrary (JavaScript library) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:jsLibrary "Declares which JavaScript libraries are needed to execute this."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:jsLibrary ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:jsLibrary "JavaScript library"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:jsLibrary sh:JSLibrary) - -# Object Property: sh:languageIn (language in) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:languageIn "Specifies a list of language tags that all value nodes must have."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:languageIn ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:languageIn "language in"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:languageIn rdf:List) - -# Object Property: sh:lessThan (less than) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:lessThan "Specifies a property that must have smaller values than the value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:lessThan ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:lessThan "less than"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:lessThan rdf:Property) - -# Object Property: sh:lessThanOrEquals (less than or equals) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:lessThanOrEquals "Specifies a property that must have smaller or equal values than the value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:lessThanOrEquals ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:lessThanOrEquals "less than or equals"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:lessThanOrEquals rdf:Property) - -# Object Property: sh:node (node) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:node "Specifies the node shape that all value nodes must conform to."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:node ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:node "node"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:node sh:NodeShape) - -# Object Property: sh:nodeKind (node kind) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:nodeKind "Specifies the node kind (e.g. IRI or literal) each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:nodeKind ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:nodeKind "node kind"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:nodeKind sh:NodeKind) - -# Object Property: sh:nodeValidator (shape validator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:nodeValidator "The validator(s) used to evaluate a constraint in the context of a node shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:nodeValidator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:nodeValidator "shape validator"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:nodeValidator sh:ConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:nodeValidator sh:Validator) - -# Object Property: sh:not (not) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:not "Specifies a shape that the value nodes must not conform to."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:not ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:not "not"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:not sh:Shape) - -# Object Property: sh:oneOrMorePath (one or more path) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:oneOrMorePath "The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched one or more times."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:oneOrMorePath ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:oneOrMorePath "one or more path"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:oneOrMorePath rdfs:Resource) - -# Object Property: sh:or (or) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:or "Specifies a list of shapes so that the value nodes must conform to at least one of the shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:or ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:or "or"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:or rdf:List) - -# Object Property: sh:parameter (parameter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:parameter "The parameters of a function or constraint component."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:parameter ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:parameter "parameter"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:parameter sh:Parameterizable) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:parameter sh:Parameter) - -# Object Property: sh:path (path) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:path "Specifies the property path of a property shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:path ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:path "path"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:path sh:PropertyShape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:path rdfs:Resource) - -# Object Property: sh:prefixes (prefixes) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:prefixes "The prefixes that shall be applied before parsing the associated SPARQL query."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:prefixes ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:prefixes "prefixes"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:prefixes sh:SPARQLExecutable) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:prefixes owl:Ontology) - -# Object Property: sh:property (property) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:property "Links a shape to its property shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:property ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:property "property"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:property sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:property sh:PropertyShape) - -# Object Property: sh:propertyValidator (property validator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:propertyValidator "The validator(s) used to evaluate a constraint in the context of a property shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:propertyValidator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:propertyValidator "property validator"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:propertyValidator sh:ConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:propertyValidator sh:Validator) - -# Object Property: sh:qualifiedValueShape (qualified value shape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:qualifiedValueShape "The shape that a specified number of values must conform to."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:qualifiedValueShape ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:qualifiedValueShape "qualified value shape"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:qualifiedValueShape sh:Shape) - -# Object Property: sh:result (result) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:result "The validation results contained in a validation report."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:result ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:result "result"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:result sh:ValidationReport) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:result sh:ValidationResult) - -# Object Property: sh:resultAnnotation (result annotation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:resultAnnotation "Links a SPARQL validator with zero or more sh:ResultAnnotation instances, defining how to derive additional result properties based on the variables of the SELECT query."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:resultAnnotation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:resultAnnotation "result annotation"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:resultAnnotation sh:SPARQLSelectValidator) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:resultAnnotation sh:ResultAnnotation) - -# Object Property: sh:resultPath (result path) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:resultPath "The path of a validation result, based on the path of the validated property shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:resultPath ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:resultPath "result path"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:resultPath sh:AbstractResult) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:resultPath rdfs:Resource) - -# Object Property: sh:resultSeverity (result severity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:resultSeverity "The severity of the result, e.g. warning."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:resultSeverity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:resultSeverity "result severity"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:resultSeverity sh:AbstractResult) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:resultSeverity sh:Severity) - -# Object Property: sh:returnType (return type) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:returnType "The expected type of values returned by the associated function."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:returnType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:returnType "return type"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:returnType sh:Function) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:returnType rdfs:Class) - -# Object Property: sh:rule (rule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:rule "The rules linked to a shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:rule ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:rule "rule"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:rule sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:rule sh:Rule) - -# Object Property: sh:severity (severity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:severity "Defines the severity that validation results produced by a shape must have. Defaults to sh:Violation."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:severity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:severity "severity"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:severity sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:severity sh:Severity) - -# Object Property: sh:shapesGraph (shapes graph) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:shapesGraph "Shapes graphs that should be used when validating this data graph."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:shapesGraph ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:shapesGraph "shapes graph"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:shapesGraph owl:Ontology) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:shapesGraph owl:Ontology) - -# Object Property: sh:sourceConstraintComponent (source constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:sourceConstraintComponent "The constraint component that is the source of the result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:sourceConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:sourceConstraintComponent "source constraint component"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:sourceConstraintComponent sh:AbstractResult) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:sourceConstraintComponent sh:ConstraintComponent) - -# Object Property: sh:sourceShape (source shape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:sourceShape "The shape that is was validated when the result was produced."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:sourceShape ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:sourceShape "source shape"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:sourceShape sh:AbstractResult) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:sourceShape sh:Shape) - -# Object Property: sh:sparql (constraint (in SPARQL)) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:sparql "Links a shape with SPARQL constraints."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:sparql ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:sparql "constraint (in SPARQL)"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:sparql sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:sparql sh:SPARQLConstraint) - -# Object Property: sh:suggestedShapesGraph (suggested shapes graph) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:suggestedShapesGraph "Suggested shapes graphs for this ontology. The values of this property may be used in the absence of specific sh:shapesGraph statements."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:suggestedShapesGraph ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:suggestedShapesGraph "suggested shapes graph"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:suggestedShapesGraph owl:Ontology) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:suggestedShapesGraph owl:Ontology) - -# Object Property: sh:target (target) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:target "Links a shape to a target specified by an extension language, for example instances of sh:SPARQLTarget."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:target ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:target "target"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:target sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:target sh:Target) - -# Object Property: sh:targetClass (target class) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:targetClass "Links a shape to a class, indicating that all instances of the class must conform to the shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:targetClass ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:targetClass "target class"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:targetClass sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:targetClass rdfs:Class) - -# Object Property: sh:targetObjectsOf (target objects of) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:targetObjectsOf "Links a shape to a property, indicating that all all objects of triples that have the given property as their predicate must conform to the shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:targetObjectsOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:targetObjectsOf "target objects of"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:targetObjectsOf sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:targetObjectsOf rdf:Property) - -# Object Property: sh:targetSubjectsOf (target subjects of) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:targetSubjectsOf "Links a shape to a property, indicating that all subjects of triples that have the given property as their predicate must conform to the shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:targetSubjectsOf ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:targetSubjectsOf "target subjects of"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:targetSubjectsOf sh:Shape) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:targetSubjectsOf rdf:Property) - -# Object Property: sh:validator (validator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:validator "The validator(s) used to evaluate constraints of either node or property shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:validator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:validator "validator"@en) -ObjectPropertyDomain(sh:validator sh:ConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:validator sh:Validator) - -# Object Property: sh:xone (exactly one) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:xone "Specifies a list of shapes so that the value nodes must conform to exactly one of the shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:xone ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:xone "exactly one"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:xone rdf:List) - -# Object Property: sh:zeroOrMorePath (zero or more path) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:zeroOrMorePath "The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched zero or more times."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:zeroOrMorePath ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:zeroOrMorePath "zero or more path"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:zeroOrMorePath rdfs:Resource) - -# Object Property: sh:zeroOrOnePath (zero or one path) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:zeroOrOnePath "The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched zero or one times."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:zeroOrOnePath ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:zeroOrOnePath "zero or one path"@en) -ObjectPropertyRange(sh:zeroOrOnePath rdfs:Resource) - - -############################ -# Data Properties -############################ - -# Data Property: sh:annotationVarName (annotation variable name) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:annotationVarName "The name of the SPARQL variable from the SELECT clause that shall be used for the values."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:annotationVarName ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:annotationVarName "annotation variable name"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:annotationVarName sh:ResultAnnotation) -DataPropertyRange(sh:annotationVarName xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:ask (ask) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ask "The SPARQL ASK query to execute."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ask ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ask "ask"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:ask sh:SPARQLAskExecutable) -DataPropertyRange(sh:ask xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:closed (closed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:closed "If set to true then the shape is closed."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:closed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:closed "closed"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:closed xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: sh:conforms (conforms) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:conforms "True if the validation did not produce any validation results, and false otherwise."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:conforms ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:conforms "conforms"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:conforms sh:ValidationReport) -DataPropertyRange(sh:conforms xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: sh:construct (construct) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:construct "The SPARQL CONSTRUCT query to execute."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:construct ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:construct "construct"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:construct sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable) -DataPropertyRange(sh:construct xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:deactivated (deactivated) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:deactivated "If set to true then all nodes conform to this."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:deactivated ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:deactivated "deactivated"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:deactivated xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: sh:flags (flags) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:flags "An optional flag to be used with regular expression pattern matching."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:flags ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:flags "flags"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:flags xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:jsFunctionName (JavaScript function name) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:jsFunctionName "The name of the JavaScript function to execute."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:jsFunctionName ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:jsFunctionName "JavaScript function name"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:jsFunctionName sh:JSExecutable) -DataPropertyRange(sh:jsFunctionName xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:jsLibraryURL (JavaScript library URL) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:jsLibraryURL "Declares the URLs of a JavaScript library. This should be the absolute URL of a JavaScript file. Implementations may redirect those to local files."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:jsLibraryURL ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:jsLibraryURL "JavaScript library URL"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:jsLibraryURL sh:JSLibrary) -DataPropertyRange(sh:jsLibraryURL xsd:anyURI) - -# Data Property: sh:maxCount (max count) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:maxCount "Specifies the maximum number of values in the set of value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:maxCount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:maxCount "max count"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:maxCount xsd:integer) - -# Data Property: sh:maxLength (max length) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:maxLength "Specifies the maximum string length of each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:maxLength ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:maxLength "max length"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:maxLength xsd:integer) - -# Data Property: sh:minCount (min count) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:minCount "Specifies the minimum number of values in the set of value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:minCount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:minCount "min count"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:minCount xsd:integer) - -# Data Property: sh:minLength (min length) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:minLength "Specifies the minimum string length of each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:minLength ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:minLength "min length"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:minLength xsd:integer) - -# Data Property: sh:namespace (namespace) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:namespace "The namespace associated with a prefix in a prefix declaration."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:namespace ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:namespace "namespace"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:namespace sh:PrefixDeclaration) -DataPropertyRange(sh:namespace xsd:anyURI) - -# Data Property: sh:optional (optional) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:optional "Indicates whether a parameter is optional."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:optional ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:optional "optional"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:optional sh:Parameter) -DataPropertyRange(sh:optional xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: sh:pattern (pattern) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:pattern "Specifies a regular expression pattern that the string representations of the value nodes must match."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:pattern ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:pattern "pattern"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:pattern xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:prefix (prefix) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:prefix "The prefix of a prefix declaration."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:prefix ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:prefix "prefix"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:prefix sh:PrefixDeclaration) -DataPropertyRange(sh:prefix xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:qualifiedMaxCount (qualified max count) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:qualifiedMaxCount "The maximum number of value nodes that can conform to the shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:qualifiedMaxCount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:qualifiedMaxCount "qualified max count"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:qualifiedMaxCount xsd:integer) - -# Data Property: sh:qualifiedMinCount (qualified min count) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:qualifiedMinCount "The minimum number of value nodes that must conform to the shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:qualifiedMinCount ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:qualifiedMinCount "qualified min count"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:qualifiedMinCount xsd:integer) - -# Data Property: sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint (qualified value shapes disjoint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint "Can be used to mark the qualified value shape to be disjoint with its sibling shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint "qualified value shapes disjoint"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: sh:select (select) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:select "The SPARQL SELECT query to execute."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:select ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:select "select"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:select sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable) -DataPropertyRange(sh:select xsd:string) - -# Data Property: sh:shapesGraphWellFormed (shapes graph well-formed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:shapesGraphWellFormed "If true then the validation engine was certain that the shapes graph has passed all SHACL syntax requirements during the validation process."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:shapesGraphWellFormed ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:shapesGraphWellFormed "shapes graph well-formed"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:shapesGraphWellFormed sh:ValidationReport) -DataPropertyRange(sh:shapesGraphWellFormed xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: sh:uniqueLang (unique languages) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:uniqueLang "Specifies whether all node values must have a unique (or no) language tag."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:uniqueLang ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:uniqueLang "unique languages"@en) -DataPropertyRange(sh:uniqueLang xsd:boolean) - -# Data Property: sh:update (update) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:update "The SPARQL UPDATE to execute."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:update ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:update "update"@en) -DataPropertyDomain(sh:update sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable) -DataPropertyRange(sh:update xsd:string) - - - -############################ -# Classes -############################ - -# Class: sh:AbstractResult (Abstract result) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:AbstractResult "The base class of validation results, typically not instantiated directly."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:AbstractResult ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:AbstractResult "Abstract result"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:AbstractResult rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:ConstraintComponent (Constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ConstraintComponent "The class of constraint components."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ConstraintComponent "Constraint component"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:Parameterizable) - -# Class: sh:Function (Function) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Function "The class of SHACL functions."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Function ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Function "Function"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Function sh:Parameterizable) - -# Class: sh:JSConstraint (JavaScript-based constraint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSConstraint "The class of constraints backed by a JavaScript function."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSConstraint ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSConstraint "JavaScript-based constraint"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSConstraint sh:JSExecutable) - -# Class: sh:JSExecutable (JavaScript executable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSExecutable "Abstract base class of resources that declare an executable JavaScript."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSExecutable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSExecutable "JavaScript executable"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSExecutable rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:JSFunction (JavaScript function) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSFunction "The class of SHACL functions that execute a JavaScript function when called."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSFunction ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSFunction "JavaScript function"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSFunction sh:Function) -SubClassOf(sh:JSFunction sh:JSExecutable) - -# Class: sh:JSLibrary (JavaScript library) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSLibrary "Represents a JavaScript library, typically identified by one or more URLs of files to include."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSLibrary ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSLibrary "JavaScript library"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSLibrary rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:JSRule (JavaScript rule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSRule "The class of SHACL rules expressed using JavaScript."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSRule ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSRule "JavaScript rule"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSRule sh:JSExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:JSRule sh:Rule) - -# Class: sh:JSTarget (JavaScript target) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSTarget "The class of targets that are based on JavaScript functions."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSTarget ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSTarget "JavaScript target"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSTarget sh:JSExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:JSTarget sh:Target) - -# Class: sh:JSTargetType (JavaScript target type) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSTargetType "The (meta) class for parameterizable targets that are based on JavaScript functions."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSTargetType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSTargetType "JavaScript target type"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSTargetType sh:JSExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:JSTargetType sh:TargetType) - -# Class: sh:JSValidator (JavaScript validator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSValidator "A SHACL validator based on JavaScript. This can be used to declare SHACL constraint components that perform JavaScript-based validation when used."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSValidator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSValidator "JavaScript validator"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:JSValidator sh:JSExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:JSValidator sh:Validator) - -# Class: sh:NodeKind (Node kind) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:NodeKind "The class of all node kinds, including sh:BlankNode, sh:IRI, sh:Literal or the combinations of these: sh:BlankNodeOrIRI, sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral, sh:IRIOrLiteral."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NodeKind ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:NodeKind "Node kind"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:NodeKind rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:NodeShape (Node shape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:NodeShape "A node shape is a shape that specifies constraint that need to be met with respect to focus nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NodeShape ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:NodeShape "Node shape"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:NodeShape sh:Shape) - -# Class: sh:Parameter (Parameter) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Parameter "The class of parameter declarations, consisting of a path predicate and (possibly) information about allowed value type, cardinality and other characteristics."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Parameter ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Parameter "Parameter"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Parameter sh:PropertyShape) - -# Class: sh:Parameterizable (Parameterizable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Parameterizable "Superclass of components that can take parameters, especially functions and constraint components."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Parameterizable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Parameterizable "Parameterizable"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Parameterizable rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:PrefixDeclaration (Prefix declaration) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:PrefixDeclaration "The class of prefix declarations, consisting of pairs of a prefix with a namespace."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PrefixDeclaration ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:PrefixDeclaration "Prefix declaration"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:PrefixDeclaration rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:PropertyGroup (Property group) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:PropertyGroup "Instances of this class represent groups of property shapes that belong together."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PropertyGroup ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:PropertyGroup "Property group"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:PropertyGroup rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:PropertyShape (Property shape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:PropertyShape "A property shape is a shape that specifies constraints on the values of a focus node for a given property or path."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PropertyShape ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:PropertyShape "Property shape"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:PropertyShape sh:Shape) - -# Class: sh:ResultAnnotation (Result annotation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ResultAnnotation "A class of result annotations, which define the rules to derive the values of a given annotation property as extra values for a validation result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ResultAnnotation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ResultAnnotation "Result annotation"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:ResultAnnotation rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:Rule (Rule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Rule "The class of SHACL rules. Never instantiated directly."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Rule ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Rule "Rule"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Rule rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLAskExecutable (SPARQL ASK executable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLAskExecutable "The class of SPARQL executables that are based on an ASK query."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLAskExecutable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLAskExecutable "SPARQL ASK executable"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLAskExecutable sh:SPARQLExecutable) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLAskValidator (SPARQL ASK validator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLAskValidator "The class of validators based on SPARQL ASK queries. The queries are evaluated for each value node and are supposed to return true if the given node conforms."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLAskValidator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLAskValidator "SPARQL ASK validator"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLAskValidator sh:SPARQLAskExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLAskValidator sh:Validator) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLConstraint (SPARQL constraint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLConstraint "The class of constraints based on SPARQL SELECT queries."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLConstraint ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLConstraint "SPARQL constraint"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLConstraint sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable (SPARQL CONSTRUCT executable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable "The class of SPARQL executables that are based on a CONSTRUCT query."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable "SPARQL CONSTRUCT executable"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable sh:SPARQLExecutable) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLExecutable (SPARQL executable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLExecutable "The class of resources that encapsulate a SPARQL query."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLExecutable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLExecutable "SPARQL executable"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLExecutable rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLFunction (SPARQL function) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLFunction "A function backed by a SPARQL query - either ASK or SELECT."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLFunction ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLFunction "SPARQL function"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLFunction sh:Function) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLFunction sh:SPARQLAskExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLFunction sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLRule (SPARQL CONSTRUCT rule) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLRule "The class of SHACL rules based on SPARQL CONSTRUCT queries."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLRule ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLRule "SPARQL CONSTRUCT rule"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLRule sh:Rule) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLRule sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable (SPARQL SELECT executable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable "The class of SPARQL executables based on a SELECT query."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable "SPARQL SELECT executable"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable sh:SPARQLExecutable) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLSelectValidator (SPARQL SELECT validator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLSelectValidator "The class of validators based on SPARQL SELECT queries. The queries are evaluated for each focus node and are supposed to produce bindings for all focus nodes that do not conform."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLSelectValidator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLSelectValidator "SPARQL SELECT validator"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLSelectValidator sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLSelectValidator sh:Validator) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLTarget (SPARQL target) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLTarget "The class of targets that are based on SPARQL queries."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLTarget ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLTarget "SPARQL target"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLTarget sh:SPARQLAskExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLTarget sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLTarget sh:Target) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLTargetType (SPARQL target type) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLTargetType "The (meta) class for parameterizable targets that are based on SPARQL queries."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLTargetType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLTargetType "SPARQL target type"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLTargetType sh:SPARQLAskExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLTargetType sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLTargetType sh:TargetType) - -# Class: sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable (SPARQL UPDATE executable) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable "The class of SPARQL executables based on a SPARQL UPDATE."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable "SPARQL UPDATE executable"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable sh:SPARQLExecutable) - -# Class: sh:Severity (Severity) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Severity "The class of validation result severity levels, including violation and warning levels."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Severity ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Severity "Severity"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Severity rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:Shape (Shape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Shape "A shape is a collection of constraints that may be targeted for certain nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Shape ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Shape "Shape"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Shape rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:Target (Target) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Target "The base class of targets such as those based on SPARQL queries."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Target ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Target "Target"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Target rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:TargetType (Target type) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:TargetType "The (meta) class for parameterizable targets. Instances of this are instantiated as values of the sh:target property."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:TargetType ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:TargetType "Target type"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:TargetType rdfs:Class) -SubClassOf(sh:TargetType sh:Parameterizable) - -# Class: sh:TripleRule (A rule based on triple (subject, predicate, object) pattern.) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:TripleRule ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:TripleRule "A rule based on triple (subject, predicate, object) pattern."@en) -SubClassOf(sh:TripleRule sh:Rule) - -# Class: sh:ValidationReport (Validation report) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ValidationReport "The class of SHACL validation reports."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ValidationReport ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ValidationReport "Validation report"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:ValidationReport rdfs:Resource) - -# Class: sh:ValidationResult (Validation result) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ValidationResult "The class of validation results."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ValidationResult ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ValidationResult "Validation result"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:ValidationResult sh:AbstractResult) - -# Class: sh:Validator (Validator) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Validator "The class of validators, which provide instructions on how to process a constraint definition. This class serves as base class for the SPARQL-based validators and other possible implementations."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Validator ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Validator "Validator"@en) -SubClassOf(sh:Validator rdfs:Resource) - - -############################ -# Named Individuals -############################ - -# Individual: sh: (sh:) - -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:declare _:genid2147483649) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:suggestedShapesGraph ) - -# Individual: sh:AndConstraintComponent (And constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:AndConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to test whether a value node conforms to all members of a provided list of shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:AndConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:AndConstraintComponent "And constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:AndConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:AndConstraintComponent sh:AndConstraintComponent-and) - -# Individual: sh:AndConstraintComponent-and (sh:AndConstraintComponent-and) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:AndConstraintComponent-and ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:AndConstraintComponent-and) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:AndConstraintComponent-and sh:and) - -# Individual: sh:BlankNode (Blank node) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:BlankNode "The node kind of all blank nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:BlankNode ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:BlankNode "Blank node"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:NodeKind sh:BlankNode) - -# Individual: sh:BlankNodeOrIRI (Blank node or IRI) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:BlankNodeOrIRI "The node kind of all blank nodes or IRIs."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:BlankNodeOrIRI ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:BlankNodeOrIRI "Blank node or IRI"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:NodeKind sh:BlankNodeOrIRI) - -# Individual: sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral (Blank node or literal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral "The node kind of all blank nodes or literals."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral "Blank node or literal"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:NodeKind sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral) - -# Individual: sh:ClassConstraintComponent (Class constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ClassConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that each value node is an instance of a given type."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ClassConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ClassConstraintComponent "Class constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:ClassConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:ClassConstraintComponent sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class) - -# Individual: sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class (sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class sh:IRI) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class sh:class) - -# Individual: sh:ClosedConstraintComponent (Closed constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ClosedConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to indicate that focus nodes must only have values for those properties that have been explicitly enumerated via sh:property/sh:path."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ClosedConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ClosedConstraintComponent "Closed constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:ClosedConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:ClosedConstraintComponent sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:ClosedConstraintComponent sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties) - -# Individual: sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed (sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed xsd:boolean) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed sh:closed) - -# Individual: sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties (sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties sh:ignoredProperties) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:optional sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties "true"^^xsd:boolean) - -# Individual: sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent (Datatype constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the datatype of all value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent "Datatype constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype) - -# Individual: sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype (sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype sh:IRI) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype sh:datatype) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:DisjointConstraintComponent (Disjoint constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:DisjointConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that the set of value nodes is disjoint with the the set of nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:DisjointConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:DisjointConstraintComponent "Disjoint constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:DisjointConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:DisjointConstraintComponent sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint) - -# Individual: sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint (sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint sh:IRI) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint sh:disjoint) - -# Individual: sh:EqualsConstraintComponent (Equals constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:EqualsConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that the set of value nodes is equal to the set of nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:EqualsConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:EqualsConstraintComponent "Equals constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:EqualsConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:EqualsConstraintComponent sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals) - -# Individual: sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals (sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals sh:IRI) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals sh:equals) - -# Individual: sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent (Expression constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that a given node expression produces true for all value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent "Expression constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression) - -# Individual: sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression (sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression sh:expression) - -# Individual: sh:HasValueConstraintComponent (Has-value constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:HasValueConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that one of the value nodes is a given RDF node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:HasValueConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:HasValueConstraintComponent "Has-value constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:HasValueConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:HasValueConstraintComponent sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue) - -# Individual: sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue (sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue sh:hasValue) - -# Individual: sh:IRI (IRI) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:IRI "The node kind of all IRIs."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:IRI ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:IRI "IRI"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:NodeKind sh:IRI) - -# Individual: sh:IRIOrLiteral (IRI or literal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:IRIOrLiteral "The node kind of all IRIs or literals."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:IRIOrLiteral ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:IRIOrLiteral "IRI or literal"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:NodeKind sh:IRIOrLiteral) - -# Individual: sh:InConstraintComponent (In constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:InConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to exclusively enumerate the permitted value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:InConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:InConstraintComponent "In constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:InConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:InConstraintComponent sh:InConstraintComponent-in) - -# Individual: sh:InConstraintComponent-in (sh:InConstraintComponent-in) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:InConstraintComponent-in ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:InConstraintComponent-in) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:InConstraintComponent-in sh:in) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:InConstraintComponent-in "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:Info (Info) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Info "The severity for an informational validation result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Info ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Info "Info"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:Severity sh:Info) - -# Individual: sh:JSConstraint-js (sh:JSConstraint-js) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSConstraint-js ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:JSConstraint-js) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:JSConstraint-js sh:js) - -# Individual: sh:JSConstraintComponent (JavaScript constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:JSConstraintComponent "A constraint component with the parameter sh:js linking to a sh:JSConstraint containing a sh:script."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:JSConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:JSConstraintComponent "JavaScript constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:JSConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:JSConstraintComponent sh:JSConstraint-js) - -# Individual: sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent (Language-in constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to enumerate language tags that all value nodes must have."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent "Language-in constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn) - -# Individual: sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn (sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn sh:languageIn) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:LessThanConstraintComponent (Less-than constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:LessThanConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that each value node is smaller than all the nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:LessThanConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:LessThanConstraintComponent "Less-than constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:LessThanConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:LessThanConstraintComponent sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan) - -# Individual: sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan (sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan sh:IRI) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan sh:lessThan) - -# Individual: sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent (less-than-or-equals constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that every value node is smaller than all the nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent "less-than-or-equals constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals) - -# Individual: sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals (sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals sh:IRI) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals sh:lessThanOrEquals) - -# Individual: sh:Literal (Literal) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Literal "The node kind of all literals."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Literal ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Literal "Literal"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:NodeKind sh:Literal) - -# Individual: sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent (Max-count constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the maximum number of value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent "Max-count constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount) - -# Individual: sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount (sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount xsd:integer) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount sh:maxCount) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent (Max-exclusive constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a maximum exclusive value."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent "Max-exclusive constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive) - -# Individual: sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive (sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive sh:Literal) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive sh:maxExclusive) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent (Max-inclusive constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a maximum inclusive value."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent "Max-inclusive constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive) - -# Individual: sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive (sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive sh:Literal) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive sh:maxInclusive) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent (Max-length constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the maximum string length of value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent "Max-length constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength) - -# Individual: sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength (sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength xsd:integer) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength sh:maxLength) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:MinCountConstraintComponent (Min-count constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MinCountConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the minimum number of value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinCountConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MinCountConstraintComponent "Min-count constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MinCountConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MinCountConstraintComponent sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount) - -# Individual: sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount (sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount xsd:integer) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount sh:minCount) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent (Min-exclusive constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a minimum exclusive value."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent "Min-exclusive constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive) - -# Individual: sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive (sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive sh:Literal) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive sh:minExclusive) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent (Min-inclusive constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a minimum inclusive value."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent "Min-inclusive constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive) - -# Individual: sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive (sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:nodeKind sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive sh:Literal) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive sh:minInclusive) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent (Min-length constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the minimum string length of value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent "Min-length constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength) - -# Individual: sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength (sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength xsd:integer) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength sh:minLength) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:NodeConstraintComponent (Node constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:NodeConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that all value nodes conform to the given node shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NodeConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:NodeConstraintComponent "Node constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:NodeConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:NodeConstraintComponent sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node) - -# Individual: sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node (sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node sh:node) - -# Individual: sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent (Node-kind constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the RDF node kind of each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent "Node-kind constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind) - -# Individual: sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind (sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:in sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind _:genid2147483648) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind sh:nodeKind) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:NotConstraintComponent (Not constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:NotConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that value nodes do not conform to a given shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NotConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:NotConstraintComponent "Not constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:NotConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:NotConstraintComponent sh:NotConstraintComponent-not) - -# Individual: sh:NotConstraintComponent-not (sh:NotConstraintComponent-not) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:NotConstraintComponent-not ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:NotConstraintComponent-not) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:NotConstraintComponent-not sh:not) - -# Individual: sh:OrConstraintComponent (Or constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:OrConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the value nodes so that they conform to at least one out of several provided shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:OrConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:OrConstraintComponent "Or constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:OrConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:OrConstraintComponent sh:OrConstraintComponent-or) - -# Individual: sh:OrConstraintComponent-or (sh:OrConstraintComponent-or) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:OrConstraintComponent-or ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:OrConstraintComponent-or) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:OrConstraintComponent-or sh:or) - -# Individual: sh:PatternConstraintComponent (Pattern constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:PatternConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that every value node matches a given regular expression."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PatternConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:PatternConstraintComponent "Pattern constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:PatternConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:PatternConstraintComponent sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:PatternConstraintComponent sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern) - -# Individual: sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags (sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags xsd:string) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags sh:flags) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:optional sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags "true"^^xsd:boolean) - -# Individual: sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern (sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern xsd:string) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern sh:pattern) - -# Individual: sh:PropertyConstraintComponent (Property constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:PropertyConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that all value nodes conform to the given property shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PropertyConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:PropertyConstraintComponent "Property constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:PropertyConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:PropertyConstraintComponent sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property) - -# Individual: sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property (sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property sh:property) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent (Qualified-max-count constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that a specified maximum number of value nodes conforms to a given shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent "Qualified-max-count constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount (sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount xsd:integer) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount sh:qualifiedMaxCount) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape (sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape sh:qualifiedValueShape) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint (sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint xsd:boolean) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:optional sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint "true"^^xsd:boolean) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent (Qualified-min-count constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to verify that a specified minimum number of value nodes conforms to a given shape."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent "Qualified-min-count constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount (sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount xsd:integer) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount sh:qualifiedMinCount) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape (sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape sh:qualifiedValueShape) - -# Individual: sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint (sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint xsd:boolean) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:optional sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint "true"^^xsd:boolean) - -# Individual: sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent (SPARQL constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to define constraints based on SPARQL queries."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent "SPARQL constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql) - -# Individual: sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql (sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql sh:sparql) - -# Individual: sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent (Unique-languages constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to specify that no pair of value nodes may use the same language tag."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent "Unique-languages constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang) - -# Individual: sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang (sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:datatype sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang xsd:boolean) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang sh:uniqueLang) -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:maxCount sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang "1"^^xsd:integer) - -# Individual: sh:Violation (Violation) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Violation "The severity for a violation validation result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Violation ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Violation "Violation"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:Severity sh:Violation) - -# Individual: sh:Warning (Warning) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:Warning "The severity for a warning validation result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:Warning ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:Warning "Warning"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:Severity sh:Warning) - -# Individual: sh:XoneConstraintComponent (Exactly one constraint component) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:XoneConstraintComponent "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the value nodes so that they conform to exactly one out of several provided shapes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:XoneConstraintComponent ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:XoneConstraintComponent "Exactly one constraint component"@en) -ClassAssertion(sh:ConstraintComponent sh:XoneConstraintComponent) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:parameter sh:XoneConstraintComponent sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone) - -# Individual: sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone (sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone ) -ClassAssertion(sh:Parameter sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone) -ObjectPropertyAssertion(sh:path sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone sh:xone) - -# Individual: sh:expression (expression) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:expression "The node expression that must return true for the value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:expression ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:expression "expression"@en) - -# Individual: sh:hasValue (has value) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:hasValue "Specifies a value that must be among the value nodes."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:hasValue ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:hasValue "has value"@en) - -# Individual: sh:maxExclusive (max exclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:maxExclusive "Specifies the maximum exclusive value of each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:maxExclusive ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:maxExclusive "max exclusive"@en) - -# Individual: sh:maxInclusive (max inclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:maxInclusive "Specifies the maximum inclusive value of each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:maxInclusive ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:maxInclusive "max inclusive"@en) - -# Individual: sh:minExclusive (min exclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:minExclusive "Specifies the minimum exclusive value of each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:minExclusive ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:minExclusive "min exclusive"@en) - -# Individual: sh:minInclusive (min inclusive) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:minInclusive "Specifies the minimum inclusive value of each value node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:minInclusive ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:minInclusive "min inclusive"@en) - -# Individual: sh:this (this) - -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:this "A node expression that represents the current focus node."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:this ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:this "this"@en) -ClassAssertion(rdfs:Resource sh:this) - - -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:namespace _:genid2147483649 "http://www.w3.org/ns/shacl#") -DataPropertyAssertion(sh:prefix _:genid2147483649 "sh") -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:intersection "A list of node expressions that shall be intersected."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:intersection ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:intersection "intersection"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:message "A human-readable message (possibly with placeholders for variables) explaining the cause of the result."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:message ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:message "message"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:nodes "The node expression producing the input nodes of a filter shape expression."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:nodes ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:nodes "nodes"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:order "Specifies the relative order of this compared to its siblings. For example use 0 for the first, 1 for the second."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:order ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:order "order"@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:comment sh:union "A list of node expressions that shall be used together."@en) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:isDefinedBy sh:union ) -AnnotationAssertion(rdfs:label sh:union "union"@en) -) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/resources/shacl.owl b/tests/resources/shacl.owl deleted file mode 100644 index b7b32bd..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/shacl.owl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2891 +0,0 @@ - - - - This vocabulary defines terms used in SHACL, the W3C Shapes Constraint Language. - W3C Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL) Vocabulary - - - - - - - - - - - - - The (default) values of the annotation property. - - annotation value - - - - - - - - - A default value for a property, for example for user interface tools to pre-populate input fields. - - default value - - - - - - - - - Human-readable descriptions for the property in the context of the surrounding shape. - - description - - - - - - - - - The focus node that was validated when the result was produced. - - focus node - - - - - - - - - Outlines how human-readable labels of instances of the associated Parameterizable shall be produced. The values can contain {?paramName} as placeholders for the actual values of the given parameter. - - label template - - - - - - - - - Human-readable labels for the property in the context of the surrounding shape. - - name - - - - - - - - - An expression producing the nodes that shall be inferred as objects. - - object - - - - - - - - - An expression producing the properties that shall be inferred as predicates. - - predicate - - - - - - - - - Human-readable messages explaining the cause of the result. - - result message - - - - - - - - - The constraint that was validated when the result was produced. - - source constraint - - - - - - - - - An expression producing the resources that shall be inferred as subjects. - - subject - - - - - - - - - Links a shape to individual nodes, indicating that these nodes must conform to the shape. - - target node - - - - - - - - - An RDF node that has caused the result. - - value - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The (single) value of this property must be a list of path elements, representing the elements of alternative paths. - - alternative path - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The annotation property that shall be set. - - annotation property - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The shapes that the focus nodes need to conform to before a rule is executed on them. - - condition - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Links a resource with its namespace prefix declarations. - - declare - - - - - - - - - - Links a result with other results that provide more details, for example to describe violations against nested shapes. - - detail - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - An entailment regime that indicates what kind of inferencing is required by a shapes graph. - - entailment - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The shape that all input nodes of the expression need to conform to. - - filter shape - - - - - - - - - - Can be used to link to a property group to indicate that a property shape belongs to a group of related property shapes. - - group - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The (single) value of this property represents an inverse path (object to subject). - - inverse path - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Declares which JavaScript libraries are needed to execute this. - - JavaScript library - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The validator(s) used to evaluate a constraint in the context of a node shape. - - shape validator - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched one or more times. - - one or more path - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The parameters of a function or constraint component. - - parameter - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the property path of a property shape. - - path - - - - - - - - - - The prefixes that shall be applied before parsing the associated SPARQL query. - - prefixes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The validator(s) used to evaluate a constraint in the context of a property shape. - - property validator - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The validation results contained in a validation report. - - result - - - - - - - - - - Links a SPARQL validator with zero or more sh:ResultAnnotation instances, defining how to derive additional result properties based on the variables of the SELECT query. - - result annotation - - - - - - - - - - The path of a validation result, based on the path of the validated property shape. - - result path - - - - - - - - - - The severity of the result, e.g. warning. - - result severity - - - - - - - - - - The expected type of values returned by the associated function. - - return type - - - - - - - - - - The rules linked to a shape. - - rule - - - - - - - - - - Defines the severity that validation results produced by a shape must have. Defaults to sh:Violation. - - severity - - - - - - - - - - Shapes graphs that should be used when validating this data graph. - - shapes graph - - - - - - - - - - The constraint component that is the source of the result. - - source constraint component - - - - - - - - - - The shape that is was validated when the result was produced. - - source shape - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Suggested shapes graphs for this ontology. The values of this property may be used in the absence of specific sh:shapesGraph statements. - - suggested shapes graph - - - - - - - - - - Links a shape to a target specified by an extension language, for example instances of sh:SPARQLTarget. - - target - - - - - - - - - - Links a shape to a class, indicating that all instances of the class must conform to the shape. - - target class - - - - - - - - - - Links a shape to a property, indicating that all all objects of triples that have the given property as their predicate must conform to the shape. - - target objects of - - - - - - - - - - Links a shape to a property, indicating that all subjects of triples that have the given property as their predicate must conform to the shape. - - target subjects of - - - - - - - - - - The validator(s) used to evaluate constraints of either node or property shapes. - - validator - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched zero or more times. - - zero or more path - - - - - - - - - The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched zero or one times. - - zero or one path - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The name of the SPARQL variable from the SELECT clause that shall be used for the values. - - annotation variable name - - - - - - - - - - The SPARQL ASK query to execute. - - ask - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - True if the validation did not produce any validation results, and false otherwise. - - conforms - - - - - - - - - - The SPARQL CONSTRUCT query to execute. - - construct - - - - - - - - - If set to true then all nodes conform to this. - - deactivated - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The name of the JavaScript function to execute. - - JavaScript function name - - - - - - - - - - Declares the URLs of a JavaScript library. This should be the absolute URL of a JavaScript file. Implementations may redirect those to local files. - - JavaScript library URL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The namespace associated with a prefix in a prefix declaration. - - namespace - - - - - - - - - - Indicates whether a parameter is optional. - - optional - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The prefix of a prefix declaration. - - prefix - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The SPARQL SELECT query to execute. - - select - - - - - - - - - - If true then the validation engine was certain that the shapes graph has passed all SHACL syntax requirements during the validation process. - - shapes graph well-formed - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The SPARQL UPDATE to execute. - - update - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The base class of validation results, typically not instantiated directly. - - Abstract result - - - - - - - - - The class of constraint components. - - Constraint component - - - - - - - - - The class of SHACL functions. - - Function - - - - - - - - - The class of constraints backed by a JavaScript function. - - JavaScript-based constraint - - - - - - - - - Abstract base class of resources that declare an executable JavaScript. - - JavaScript executable - - - - - - - - - - The class of SHACL functions that execute a JavaScript function when called. - - JavaScript function - - - - - - - - - Represents a JavaScript library, typically identified by one or more URLs of files to include. - - JavaScript library - - - - - - - - - - The class of SHACL rules expressed using JavaScript. - - JavaScript rule - - - - - - - - - - The class of targets that are based on JavaScript functions. - - JavaScript target - - - - - - - - - - The (meta) class for parameterizable targets that are based on JavaScript functions. - - JavaScript target type - - - - - - - - - - A SHACL validator based on JavaScript. This can be used to declare SHACL constraint components that perform JavaScript-based validation when used. - - JavaScript validator - - - - - - - - - The class of all node kinds, including sh:BlankNode, sh:IRI, sh:Literal or the combinations of these: sh:BlankNodeOrIRI, sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral, sh:IRIOrLiteral. - - Node kind - - - - - - - - - A node shape is a shape that specifies constraint that need to be met with respect to focus nodes. - - Node shape - - - - - - - - - The class of parameter declarations, consisting of a path predicate and (possibly) information about allowed value type, cardinality and other characteristics. - - Parameter - - - - - - - - - Superclass of components that can take parameters, especially functions and constraint components. - - Parameterizable - - - - - - - - - The class of prefix declarations, consisting of pairs of a prefix with a namespace. - - Prefix declaration - - - - - - - - - Instances of this class represent groups of property shapes that belong together. - - Property group - - - - - - - - - A property shape is a shape that specifies constraints on the values of a focus node for a given property or path. - - Property shape - - - - - - - - - A class of result annotations, which define the rules to derive the values of a given annotation property as extra values for a validation result. - - Result annotation - - - - - - - - - The class of SHACL rules. Never instantiated directly. - - Rule - - - - - - - - - The class of SPARQL executables that are based on an ASK query. - - SPARQL ASK executable - - - - - - - - - - The class of validators based on SPARQL ASK queries. The queries are evaluated for each value node and are supposed to return true if the given node conforms. - - SPARQL ASK validator - - - - - - - - - The class of constraints based on SPARQL SELECT queries. - - SPARQL constraint - - - - - - - - - The class of SPARQL executables that are based on a CONSTRUCT query. - - SPARQL CONSTRUCT executable - - - - - - - - - The class of resources that encapsulate a SPARQL query. - - SPARQL executable - - - - - - - - - - - A function backed by a SPARQL query - either ASK or SELECT. - - SPARQL function - - - - - - - - - - The class of SHACL rules based on SPARQL CONSTRUCT queries. - - SPARQL CONSTRUCT rule - - - - - - - - - The class of SPARQL executables based on a SELECT query. - - SPARQL SELECT executable - - - - - - - - - - The class of validators based on SPARQL SELECT queries. The queries are evaluated for each focus node and are supposed to produce bindings for all focus nodes that do not conform. - - SPARQL SELECT validator - - - - - - - - - - - The class of targets that are based on SPARQL queries. - - SPARQL target - - - - - - - - - - - The (meta) class for parameterizable targets that are based on SPARQL queries. - - SPARQL target type - - - - - - - - - The class of SPARQL executables based on a SPARQL UPDATE. - - SPARQL UPDATE executable - - - - - - - - - The class of validation result severity levels, including violation and warning levels. - - Severity - - - - - - - - - A shape is a collection of constraints that may be targeted for certain nodes. - - Shape - - - - - - - - - The base class of targets such as those based on SPARQL queries. - - Target - - - - - - - - - - The (meta) class for parameterizable targets. Instances of this are instantiated as values of the sh:target property. - - Target type - - - - - - - - - - A rule based on triple (subject, predicate, object) pattern. - - - - - - - - - The class of SHACL validation reports. - - Validation report - - - - - - - - - The class of validation results. - - Validation result - - - - - - - - - The class of validators, which provide instructions on how to process a constraint definition. This class serves as base class for the SPARQL-based validators and other possible implementations. - - Validator - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - http://www.w3.org/ns/shacl# - sh - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to test whether a value node conforms to all members of a provided list of shapes. - - And constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The node kind of all blank nodes. - - Blank node - - - - - - - - - The node kind of all blank nodes or IRIs. - - Blank node or IRI - - - - - - - - - The node kind of all blank nodes or literals. - - Blank node or literal - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that each value node is an instance of a given type. - - Class constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to indicate that focus nodes must only have values for those properties that have been explicitly enumerated via sh:property/sh:path. - - Closed constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - true - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the datatype of all value nodes. - - Datatype constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that the set of value nodes is disjoint with the the set of nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate. - - Disjoint constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that the set of value nodes is equal to the set of nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate. - - Equals constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that a given node expression produces true for all value nodes. - - Expression constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that one of the value nodes is a given RDF node. - - Has-value constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The node kind of all IRIs. - - IRI - - - - - - - - - The node kind of all IRIs or literals. - - IRI or literal - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to exclusively enumerate the permitted value nodes. - - In constraint component - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - The severity for an informational validation result. - - Info - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component with the parameter sh:js linking to a sh:JSConstraint containing a sh:script. - - JavaScript constraint component - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to enumerate language tags that all value nodes must have. - - Language-in constraint component - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that each value node is smaller than all the nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate. - - Less-than constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that every value node is smaller than all the nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate. - - less-than-or-equals constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The node kind of all literals. - - Literal - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the maximum number of value nodes. - - Max-count constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a maximum exclusive value. - - Max-exclusive constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a maximum inclusive value. - - Max-inclusive constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the maximum string length of value nodes. - - Max-length constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the minimum number of value nodes. - - Min-count constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a minimum exclusive value. - - Min-exclusive constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a minimum inclusive value. - - Min-inclusive constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the minimum string length of value nodes. - - Min-length constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that all value nodes conform to the given node shape. - - Node constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the RDF node kind of each value node. - - Node-kind constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that value nodes do not conform to a given shape. - - Not constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the value nodes so that they conform to at least one out of several provided shapes. - - Or constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that every value node matches a given regular expression. - - Pattern constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - true - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that all value nodes conform to the given property shape. - - Property constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that a specified maximum number of value nodes conforms to a given shape. - - Qualified-max-count constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - true - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to verify that a specified minimum number of value nodes conforms to a given shape. - - Qualified-min-count constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - true - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to define constraints based on SPARQL queries. - - SPARQL constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to specify that no pair of value nodes may use the same language tag. - - Unique-languages constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - The severity for a violation validation result. - - Violation - - - - - - - - - The severity for a warning validation result. - - Warning - - - - - - - - - - A constraint component that can be used to restrict the value nodes so that they conform to exactly one out of several provided shapes. - - Exactly one constraint component - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The node expression that must return true for the value nodes. - - expression - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies a value that must be among the value nodes. - - has value - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the maximum exclusive value of each value node. - - max exclusive - - - - - - - - Specifies the maximum inclusive value of each value node. - - max inclusive - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the minimum exclusive value of each value node. - - min exclusive - - - - - - - - Specifies the minimum inclusive value of each value node. - - min inclusive - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A node expression that represents the current focus node. - - this - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and - RDF list of shapes to validate the value nodes against. - - - - The type that all value nodes must have. - - class - - - closed - If set to true then the shape is closed. - - - - - datatype - Specifies an RDF datatype that all value nodes must have. - - - disjoint - Specifies a property where the set of values must be disjoint with the value nodes. - - - - Specifies a property that must have the same values as the value nodes. - equals - - - - - An optional flag to be used with regular expression pattern matching. - flags - - - An optional RDF list of properties that are also permitted in addition to those explicitly enumerated via sh:property/sh:path. - ignored properties - - - - in - Specifies a list of allowed values so that each value node must be among the members of the given list. - - - - intersection - A list of node expressions that shall be intersected. - - - - JavaScript constraint - Constraints expressed in JavaScript. - - - - Specifies a list of language tags that all value nodes must have. - language in - - - - Specifies a property that must have smaller values than the value nodes. - - less than - - - - Specifies a property that must have smaller or equal values than the value nodes. - less than or equals - - - - Specifies the maximum number of values in the set of value nodes. - max count - - - max length - Specifies the maximum string length of each value node. - - - - message - - A human-readable message (possibly with placeholders for variables) explaining the cause of the result. - - - min count - - Specifies the minimum number of values in the set of value nodes. - - - - min length - Specifies the minimum string length of each value node. - - - - node - Specifies the node shape that all value nodes must conform to. - - - node kind - - Specifies the node kind (e.g. IRI or literal) each value node. - - - The node expression producing the input nodes of a filter shape expression. - nodes - - - - Specifies a shape that the value nodes must not conform to. - - not - - - Specifies a list of shapes so that the value nodes must conform to at least one of the shapes. - or - - - - order - Specifies the relative order of this compared to its siblings. For example use 0 for the first, 1 for the second. - - - - pattern - Specifies a regular expression pattern that the string representations of the value nodes must match. - - - - property - Links a shape to its property shapes. - - - - qualified max count - - The maximum number of value nodes that can conform to the shape. - - - qualified min count - - The minimum number of value nodes that must conform to the shape. - - - The shape that a specified number of values must conform to. - qualified value shape - - - - - qualified value shapes disjoint - Can be used to mark the qualified value shape to be disjoint with its sibling shapes. - - - constraint (in SPARQL) - - Links a shape with SPARQL constraints. - - - union - A list of node expressions that shall be used together. - - - - unique languages - Specifies whether all node values must have a unique (or no) language tag. - - - - exactly one - Specifies a list of shapes so that the value nodes must conform to exactly one of the shapes. - - - - - - - - diff --git a/tests/resources/shacl.ttl b/tests/resources/shacl.ttl deleted file mode 100644 index a6bc507..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/shacl.ttl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1665 +0,0 @@ -# W3C Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL) Vocabulary -# Version from 2017-07-20 - -@prefix owl: . -@prefix rdf: . -@prefix rdfs: . -@prefix xsd: . - -@prefix sh: . - -sh: - a owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:label "W3C Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL) Vocabulary"@en ; - rdfs:comment "This vocabulary defines terms used in SHACL, the W3C Shapes Constraint Language."@en ; - sh:declare [ - sh:prefix "sh" ; - sh:namespace "http://www.w3.org/ns/shacl#" ; - ] ; - sh:suggestedShapesGraph . - - -# Shapes vocabulary ----------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:Shape - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Shape"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A shape is a collection of constraints that may be targeted for certain nodes."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:NodeShape - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Node shape"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A node shape is a shape that specifies constraint that need to be met with respect to focus nodes."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:PropertyShape - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Property shape"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A property shape is a shape that specifies constraints on the values of a focus node for a given property or path."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:deactivated - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "deactivated"@en ; - rdfs:comment "If set to true then all nodes conform to this."@en ; - # rdfs:domain sh:Shape or sh:SPARQLConstraint - rdfs:range xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:targetClass - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "target class"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a shape to a class, indicating that all instances of the class must conform to the shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:targetNode - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "target node"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a shape to individual nodes, indicating that these nodes must conform to the shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:targetObjectsOf - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "target objects of"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a shape to a property, indicating that all all objects of triples that have the given property as their predicate must conform to the shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range rdf:Property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:targetSubjectsOf - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "target subjects of"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a shape to a property, indicating that all subjects of triples that have the given property as their predicate must conform to the shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range rdf:Property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:message - a rdf:Property ; - # domain: sh:Shape or sh:SPARQLConstraint or sh:SPARQLSelectValidator or sh:SPARQLAskValidator - # range: xsd:string or rdf:langString - rdfs:label "message"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A human-readable message (possibly with placeholders for variables) explaining the cause of the result."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:severity - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "severity"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Defines the severity that validation results produced by a shape must have. Defaults to sh:Violation."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range sh:Severity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Node kind vocabulary -------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:NodeKind - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Node kind"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of all node kinds, including sh:BlankNode, sh:IRI, sh:Literal or the combinations of these: sh:BlankNodeOrIRI, sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral, sh:IRIOrLiteral."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:BlankNode - a sh:NodeKind ; - rdfs:label "Blank node"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node kind of all blank nodes."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:BlankNodeOrIRI - a sh:NodeKind ; - rdfs:label "Blank node or IRI"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node kind of all blank nodes or IRIs."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral - a sh:NodeKind ; - rdfs:label "Blank node or literal"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node kind of all blank nodes or literals."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:IRI - a sh:NodeKind ; - rdfs:label "IRI"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node kind of all IRIs."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:IRIOrLiteral - a sh:NodeKind ; - rdfs:label "IRI or literal"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node kind of all IRIs or literals."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Literal - a sh:NodeKind ; - rdfs:label "Literal"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node kind of all literals."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Results vocabulary ---------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:ValidationReport - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Validation report"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SHACL validation reports."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:conforms - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "conforms"@en ; - rdfs:comment "True if the validation did not produce any validation results, and false otherwise."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ValidationReport ; - rdfs:range xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:result - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "result"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The validation results contained in a validation report."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ValidationReport ; - rdfs:range sh:ValidationResult ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:shapesGraphWellFormed - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "shapes graph well-formed"@en ; - rdfs:comment "If true then the validation engine was certain that the shapes graph has passed all SHACL syntax requirements during the validation process."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ValidationReport ; - rdfs:range xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:AbstractResult - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Abstract result"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The base class of validation results, typically not instantiated directly."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ValidationResult - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Validation result"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of validation results."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Severity - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Severity"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of validation result severity levels, including violation and warning levels."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Info - a sh:Severity ; - rdfs:label "Info"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The severity for an informational validation result."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Violation - a sh:Severity ; - rdfs:label "Violation"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The severity for a violation validation result."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Warning - a sh:Severity ; - rdfs:label "Warning"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The severity for a warning validation result."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:detail - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "detail"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a result with other results that provide more details, for example to describe violations against nested shapes."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:range sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:focusNode - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "focus node"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The focus node that was validated when the result was produced."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:resultMessage - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "result message"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Human-readable messages explaining the cause of the result."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - # range: xsd:string or rdf:langString - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:resultPath - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "result path"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The path of a validation result, based on the path of the validated property shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:resultSeverity - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "result severity"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The severity of the result, e.g. warning."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:range sh:Severity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:sourceConstraint - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "source constraint"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The constraint that was validated when the result was produced."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:sourceShape - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "source shape"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The shape that is was validated when the result was produced."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:range sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:sourceConstraintComponent - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "source constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The constraint component that is the source of the result."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:range sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:value - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "value"@en ; - rdfs:comment "An RDF node that has caused the result."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:AbstractResult ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Graph properties ------------------------------------------------------------ - -sh:shapesGraph - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "shapes graph"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Shapes graphs that should be used when validating this data graph."@en ; - rdfs:domain owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:range owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:suggestedShapesGraph - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "suggested shapes graph"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Suggested shapes graphs for this ontology. The values of this property may be used in the absence of specific sh:shapesGraph statements."@en ; - rdfs:domain owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:range owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:entailment - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "entailment"@en ; - rdfs:comment "An entailment regime that indicates what kind of inferencing is required by a shapes graph."@en ; - rdfs:domain owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Path vocabulary ------------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:path - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "path"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the property path of a property shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:PropertyShape ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:inversePath - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "inverse path"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (single) value of this property represents an inverse path (object to subject)."@en ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:alternativePath - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "alternative path"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (single) value of this property must be a list of path elements, representing the elements of alternative paths."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:List ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:zeroOrMorePath - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "zero or more path"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched zero or more times."@en ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:oneOrMorePath - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "one or more path"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched one or more times."@en ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:zeroOrOnePath - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "zero or one path"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (single) value of this property represents a path that is matched zero or one times."@en ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Parameters metamodel -------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:Parameterizable - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Parameterizable"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Superclass of components that can take parameters, especially functions and constraint components."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:parameter - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "parameter"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The parameters of a function or constraint component."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Parameterizable ; - rdfs:range sh:Parameter ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:labelTemplate - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "label template"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Outlines how human-readable labels of instances of the associated Parameterizable shall be produced. The values can contain {?paramName} as placeholders for the actual values of the given parameter."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Parameterizable ; - # range: xsd:string or rdf:langString - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Parameter - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Parameter"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of parameter declarations, consisting of a path predicate and (possibly) information about allowed value type, cardinality and other characteristics."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:PropertyShape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:optional - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "optional"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Indicates whether a parameter is optional."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Parameter ; - rdfs:range xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Constraint components metamodel --------------------------------------------- - -sh:ConstraintComponent - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of constraint components."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Parameterizable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:validator - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "validator"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The validator(s) used to evaluate constraints of either node or property shapes."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:range sh:Validator ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:nodeValidator - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "shape validator"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The validator(s) used to evaluate a constraint in the context of a node shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:range sh:Validator ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:propertyValidator - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "property validator"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The validator(s) used to evaluate a constraint in the context of a property shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:range sh:Validator ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Validator - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Validator"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of validators, which provide instructions on how to process a constraint definition. This class serves as base class for the SPARQL-based validators and other possible implementations."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLAskValidator - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL ASK validator"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of validators based on SPARQL ASK queries. The queries are evaluated for each value node and are supposed to return true if the given node conforms."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Validator ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLAskExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLSelectValidator - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL SELECT validator"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of validators based on SPARQL SELECT queries. The queries are evaluated for each focus node and are supposed to produce bindings for all focus nodes that do not conform."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Validator ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Library of Core Constraint Components and their properties ------------------ - -sh:AndConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "And constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to test whether a value node conforms to all members of a provided list of shapes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:AndConstraintComponent-and ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:AndConstraintComponent-and - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:and ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:and - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "and"@en ; - rdfs:comment "RDF list of shapes to validate the value nodes against."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:List ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:ClassConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Class constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that each value node is an instance of a given type."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ClassConstraintComponent-class - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:class ; - sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:class - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "class"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The type that all value nodes must have."@en ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:ClosedConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Closed constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to indicate that focus nodes must only have values for those properties that have been explicitly enumerated via sh:property/sh:path."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed ; - sh:parameter sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-closed - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:closed ; - sh:datatype xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ClosedConstraintComponent-ignoredProperties - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:ignoredProperties ; - sh:optional true ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:closed - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "closed"@en ; - rdfs:comment "If set to true then the shape is closed."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ignoredProperties - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "ignored properties"@en ; - rdfs:comment "An optional RDF list of properties that are also permitted in addition to those explicitly enumerated via sh:property/sh:path."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:List ; # members: rdf:Property - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Datatype constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the datatype of all value nodes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:DatatypeConstraintComponent-datatype - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:datatype ; - sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:datatype - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "datatype"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies an RDF datatype that all value nodes must have."@en ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Datatype ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:DisjointConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Disjoint constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that the set of value nodes is disjoint with the the set of nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:DisjointConstraintComponent-disjoint - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:disjoint ; - sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:disjoint - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "disjoint"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a property where the set of values must be disjoint with the value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:Property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:EqualsConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Equals constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that the set of value nodes is equal to the set of nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:EqualsConstraintComponent-equals - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:equals ; - sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:equals - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "equals"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a property that must have the same values as the value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:Property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:HasValueConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Has-value constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that one of the value nodes is a given RDF node."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:HasValueConstraintComponent-hasValue - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:hasValue ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:hasValue - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "has value"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a value that must be among the value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:InConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "In constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to exclusively enumerate the permitted value nodes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:InConstraintComponent-in ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:InConstraintComponent-in - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:in ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:in - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "in"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a list of allowed values so that each value node must be among the members of the given list."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:List ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Language-in constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to enumerate language tags that all value nodes must have."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:LanguageInConstraintComponent-languageIn - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:languageIn ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:languageIn - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "language in"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a list of language tags that all value nodes must have."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:List ; # members: xsd:string - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:LessThanConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Less-than constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that each value node is smaller than all the nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:LessThanConstraintComponent-lessThan - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:lessThan ; - sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:lessThan - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "less than"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a property that must have smaller values than the value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:Property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "less-than-or-equals constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that every value node is smaller than all the nodes that have the focus node as subject and the value of a given property as predicate."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:LessThanOrEqualsConstraintComponent-lessThanOrEquals - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:lessThanOrEquals ; - sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:lessThanOrEquals - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "less than or equals"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a property that must have smaller or equal values than the value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:Property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Max-count constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the maximum number of value nodes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MaxCountConstraintComponent-maxCount - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:maxCount ; - sh:datatype xsd:integer ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:maxCount - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "max count"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the maximum number of values in the set of value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Max-exclusive constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a maximum exclusive value."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MaxExclusiveConstraintComponent-maxExclusive - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:maxExclusive ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - sh:nodeKind sh:Literal ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:maxExclusive - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "max exclusive"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the maximum exclusive value of each value node."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Max-inclusive constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a maximum inclusive value."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MaxInclusiveConstraintComponent-maxInclusive - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:maxInclusive ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - sh:nodeKind sh:Literal ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:maxInclusive - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "max inclusive"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the maximum inclusive value of each value node."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Max-length constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the maximum string length of value nodes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MaxLengthConstraintComponent-maxLength - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:maxLength ; - sh:datatype xsd:integer ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:maxLength - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "max length"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the maximum string length of each value node."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MinCountConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Min-count constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the minimum number of value nodes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MinCountConstraintComponent-minCount - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:minCount ; - sh:datatype xsd:integer ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:minCount - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "min count"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the minimum number of values in the set of value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Min-exclusive constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a minimum exclusive value."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MinExclusiveConstraintComponent-minExclusive - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:minExclusive ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - sh:nodeKind sh:Literal ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:minExclusive - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "min exclusive"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the minimum exclusive value of each value node."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Min-inclusive constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the range of value nodes with a minimum inclusive value."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MinInclusiveConstraintComponent-minInclusive - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:minInclusive ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - sh:nodeKind sh:Literal ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:minInclusive - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "min inclusive"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the minimum inclusive value of each value node."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Min-length constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the minimum string length of value nodes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:MinLengthConstraintComponent-minLength - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:minLength ; - sh:datatype xsd:integer ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:minLength - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "min length"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the minimum string length of each value node."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:NodeConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Node constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that all value nodes conform to the given node shape."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:NodeConstraintComponent-node - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:node ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:node - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "node"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the node shape that all value nodes must conform to."@en ; - rdfs:range sh:NodeShape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Node-kind constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the RDF node kind of each value node."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:NodeKindConstraintComponent-nodeKind - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:nodeKind ; - sh:in ( sh:BlankNode sh:IRI sh:Literal sh:BlankNodeOrIRI sh:BlankNodeOrLiteral sh:IRIOrLiteral ) ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:nodeKind - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "node kind"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the node kind (e.g. IRI or literal) each value node."@en ; - rdfs:range sh:NodeKind ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:NotConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Not constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that value nodes do not conform to a given shape."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:NotConstraintComponent-not ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:NotConstraintComponent-not - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:not ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:not - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "not"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a shape that the value nodes must not conform to."@en ; - rdfs:range sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:OrConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Or constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the value nodes so that they conform to at least one out of several provided shapes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:OrConstraintComponent-or ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:OrConstraintComponent-or - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:or ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:or - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "or"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a list of shapes so that the value nodes must conform to at least one of the shapes."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:List ; # members: sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:PatternConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Pattern constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that every value node matches a given regular expression."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern ; - sh:parameter sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:PatternConstraintComponent-pattern - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:pattern ; - sh:datatype xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:PatternConstraintComponent-flags - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:flags ; - sh:datatype xsd:string ; - sh:optional true ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:flags - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "flags"@en ; - rdfs:comment "An optional flag to be used with regular expression pattern matching."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:pattern - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "pattern"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a regular expression pattern that the string representations of the value nodes must match."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:PropertyConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Property constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that all value nodes conform to the given property shape."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:PropertyConstraintComponent-property - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:property - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "property"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a shape to its property shapes."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range sh:PropertyShape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Qualified-max-count constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that a specified maximum number of value nodes conforms to a given shape."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount ; - sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape ; - sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMaxCount - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:qualifiedMaxCount ; - sh:datatype xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:qualifiedValueShape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:QualifiedMaxCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint ; - sh:datatype xsd:boolean ; - sh:optional true ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Qualified-min-count constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that a specified minimum number of value nodes conforms to a given shape."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount ; - sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape ; - sh:parameter sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedMinCount - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:qualifiedMinCount ; - sh:datatype xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShape - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:qualifiedValueShape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:QualifiedMinCountConstraintComponent-qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint ; - sh:datatype xsd:boolean ; - sh:optional true ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:qualifiedMaxCount - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "qualified max count"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The maximum number of value nodes that can conform to the shape."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:qualifiedMinCount - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "qualified min count"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The minimum number of value nodes that must conform to the shape."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:qualifiedValueShape - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "qualified value shape"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The shape that a specified number of values must conform to."@en ; - rdfs:range sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:qualifiedValueShapesDisjoint - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "qualified value shapes disjoint"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Can be used to mark the qualified value shape to be disjoint with its sibling shapes."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Unique-languages constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to specify that no pair of value nodes may use the same language tag."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:UniqueLangConstraintComponent-uniqueLang - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:uniqueLang ; - sh:datatype xsd:boolean ; - sh:maxCount 1 ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:uniqueLang - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "unique languages"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies whether all node values must have a unique (or no) language tag."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:boolean ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -sh:XoneConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Exactly one constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to restrict the value nodes so that they conform to exactly one out of several provided shapes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:XoneConstraintComponent-xone - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:xone ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:xone - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "exactly one"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies a list of shapes so that the value nodes must conform to exactly one of the shapes."@en ; - rdfs:range rdf:List ; # members: sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# General SPARQL execution support -------------------------------------------- - -sh:SPARQLExecutable - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL executable"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of resources that encapsulate a SPARQL query."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLAskExecutable - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL ASK executable"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SPARQL executables that are based on an ASK query."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ask - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "ask"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The SPARQL ASK query to execute."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:SPARQLAskExecutable ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL CONSTRUCT executable"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SPARQL executables that are based on a CONSTRUCT query."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:construct - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "construct"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The SPARQL CONSTRUCT query to execute."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL SELECT executable"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SPARQL executables based on a SELECT query."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:select - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "select"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The SPARQL SELECT query to execute."@en ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:domain sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL UPDATE executable"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SPARQL executables based on a SPARQL UPDATE."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:update - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "update"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The SPARQL UPDATE to execute."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:SPARQLUpdateExecutable ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:prefixes - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "prefixes"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The prefixes that shall be applied before parsing the associated SPARQL query."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:SPARQLExecutable ; - rdfs:range owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:PrefixDeclaration - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Prefix declaration"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of prefix declarations, consisting of pairs of a prefix with a namespace."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:declare - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "declare"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a resource with its namespace prefix declarations."@en ; - rdfs:domain owl:Ontology ; - rdfs:range sh:PrefixDeclaration ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:prefix - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "prefix"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The prefix of a prefix declaration."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:PrefixDeclaration ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:namespace - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "namespace"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The namespace associated with a prefix in a prefix declaration."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:PrefixDeclaration ; - rdfs:range xsd:anyURI ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# SPARQL-based Constraints support -------------------------------------------- - -sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to define constraints based on SPARQL queries."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLConstraintComponent-sparql - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:sparql ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:sparql - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "constraint (in SPARQL)"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a shape with SPARQL constraints."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range sh:SPARQLConstraint ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLConstraint - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL constraint"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of constraints based on SPARQL SELECT queries."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Non-validating constraint properties ---------------------------------------- - -sh:defaultValue - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "default value"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A default value for a property, for example for user interface tools to pre-populate input fields."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:PropertyShape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:description - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "description"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Human-readable descriptions for the property in the context of the surrounding shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:PropertyShape ; - # range: xsd:string or rdf:langString - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:group - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "group"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Can be used to link to a property group to indicate that a property shape belongs to a group of related property shapes."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:PropertyShape ; - rdfs:range sh:PropertyGroup ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:name - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "name"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Human-readable labels for the property in the context of the surrounding shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:PropertyShape ; - # range: xsd:string or rdf:langString - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:order - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "order"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Specifies the relative order of this compared to its siblings. For example use 0 for the first, 1 for the second."@en ; - # range: xsd:decimal or xsd:integer ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:PropertyGroup - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Property group"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Instances of this class represent groups of property shapes that belong together."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# SHACL ADVANCED FEATURES ----------------------------------------------------- -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -# Advanced Target vocabulary -------------------------------------------------- - -sh:target - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "target"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a shape to a target specified by an extension language, for example instances of sh:SPARQLTarget."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range sh:Target ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:Target - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Target"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The base class of targets such as those based on SPARQL queries."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:TargetType - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Target type"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (meta) class for parameterizable targets. Instances of this are instantiated as values of the sh:target property."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Parameterizable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLTarget - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL target"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of targets that are based on SPARQL queries."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Target ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLAskExecutable ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLTargetType - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL target type"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (meta) class for parameterizable targets that are based on SPARQL queries."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:TargetType ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLAskExecutable ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Functions Vocabulary -------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:Function - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Function"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SHACL functions."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Parameterizable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:returnType - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "return type"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The expected type of values returned by the associated function."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Function ; - rdfs:range rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLFunction - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL function"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A function backed by a SPARQL query - either ASK or SELECT."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Function ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLAskExecutable ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLSelectExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Result Annotations ---------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:resultAnnotation - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "result annotation"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Links a SPARQL validator with zero or more sh:ResultAnnotation instances, defining how to derive additional result properties based on the variables of the SELECT query."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:SPARQLSelectValidator ; - rdfs:range sh:ResultAnnotation ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ResultAnnotation - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Result annotation"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A class of result annotations, which define the rules to derive the values of a given annotation property as extra values for a validation result."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:annotationProperty - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "annotation property"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The annotation property that shall be set."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ResultAnnotation ; - rdfs:range rdf:Property ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:annotationValue - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "annotation value"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (default) values of the annotation property."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ResultAnnotation ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:annotationVarName - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "annotation variable name"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The name of the SPARQL variable from the SELECT clause that shall be used for the values."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:ResultAnnotation ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Node Expressions ------------------------------------------------------------ - -sh:this - a rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:label "this"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A node expression that represents the current focus node."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:filterShape - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "filter shape"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The shape that all input nodes of the expression need to conform to."@en ; - rdfs:range sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:nodes - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "nodes"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node expression producing the input nodes of a filter shape expression."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:intersection - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "intersection"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A list of node expressions that shall be intersected."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:union - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "union"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A list of node expressions that shall be used together."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Expression Constraints ------------------------------------------------------ - -sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "Expression constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component that can be used to verify that a given node expression produces true for all value nodes."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:ExpressionConstraintComponent-expression - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:expression ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:expression - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "expression"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The node expression that must return true for the value nodes."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# Rules ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:Rule - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "Rule"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SHACL rules. Never instantiated directly."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:rule - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "rule"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The rules linked to a shape."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Shape ; - rdfs:range sh:Rule ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:condition - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "condition"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The shapes that the focus nodes need to conform to before a rule is executed on them."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:Rule ; - rdfs:range sh:Shape ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:TripleRule - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "A rule based on triple (subject, predicate, object) pattern."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Rule ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:subject - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "subject"@en ; - rdfs:comment "An expression producing the resources that shall be inferred as subjects."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:TripleRule ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:predicate - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "predicate"@en ; - rdfs:comment "An expression producing the properties that shall be inferred as predicates."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:TripleRule ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:object - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "object"@en ; - rdfs:comment "An expression producing the nodes that shall be inferred as objects."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:TripleRule ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:SPARQLRule - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "SPARQL CONSTRUCT rule"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SHACL rules based on SPARQL CONSTRUCT queries."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Rule ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:SPARQLConstructExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - - -# SHACL-JS -------------------------------------------------------------------- - -sh:JSExecutable - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript executable"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Abstract base class of resources that declare an executable JavaScript."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSTarget - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript target"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of targets that are based on JavaScript functions."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Target ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:JSExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSTargetType - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript target type"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The (meta) class for parameterizable targets that are based on JavaScript functions."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:TargetType ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:JSExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSConstraint - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript-based constraint"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of constraints backed by a JavaScript function."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:JSExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSConstraintComponent - a sh:ConstraintComponent ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript constraint component"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A constraint component with the parameter sh:js linking to a sh:JSConstraint containing a sh:script."@en ; - sh:parameter sh:JSConstraint-js ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSConstraint-js - a sh:Parameter ; - sh:path sh:js ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:js - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript constraint"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Constraints expressed in JavaScript." ; - rdfs:range sh:JSConstraint ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:jsFunctionName - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript function name"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The name of the JavaScript function to execute."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:JSExecutable ; - rdfs:range xsd:string ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:jsLibrary - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript library"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Declares which JavaScript libraries are needed to execute this."@en ; - rdfs:range sh:JSLibrary ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:jsLibraryURL - a rdf:Property ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript library URL"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Declares the URLs of a JavaScript library. This should be the absolute URL of a JavaScript file. Implementations may redirect those to local files."@en ; - rdfs:domain sh:JSLibrary ; - rdfs:range xsd:anyURI ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSFunction - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript function"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SHACL functions that execute a JavaScript function when called."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Function ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:JSExecutable ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSLibrary - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript library"@en ; - rdfs:comment "Represents a JavaScript library, typically identified by one or more URLs of files to include."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Resource ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSRule - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript rule"@en ; - rdfs:comment "The class of SHACL rules expressed using JavaScript."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:JSExecutable ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Rule ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . - -sh:JSValidator - a rdfs:Class ; - rdfs:label "JavaScript validator"@en ; - rdfs:comment "A SHACL validator based on JavaScript. This can be used to declare SHACL constraint components that perform JavaScript-based validation when used."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:JSExecutable ; - rdfs:subClassOf sh:Validator ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sh: . diff --git a/tests/resources/sosa.ttl b/tests/resources/sosa.ttl deleted file mode 100644 index ef1319b..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/sosa.ttl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,424 +0,0 @@ -@prefix rdf: . -@prefix rdfs: . -@prefix owl: . -@prefix xsd: . -@prefix skos: . -@prefix dcterms: . -@prefix foaf: . -@prefix vann: . -@prefix voaf: . -@prefix time: . -@prefix schema: . - -@prefix sosa: . - - -foaf:Agent a owl:Class . -foaf:name a owl:AnnotationProperty . -voaf:Vocabulary a owl:Class . -dcterms:title a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:description a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:rights a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:license a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:created a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:creator a owl:AnnotationProperty . -skos:definition a owl:AnnotationProperty . -skos:example a owl:AnnotationProperty . -skos:note a owl:AnnotationProperty . -vann:preferredNamespacePrefix a owl:AnnotationProperty . -vann:preferredNamespaceUri a owl:AnnotationProperty . -schema:domainIncludes a owl:AnnotationProperty . -schema:rangeIncludes a owl:AnnotationProperty . -time:TemporalEntity a owl:Class . - - -sosa: a owl:Ontology , voaf:Vocabulary ; - dcterms:title "Sensor, Observation, Sample, and Actuator (SOSA) Ontology"@en ; - dcterms:description "This ontology is based on the SSN Ontology by the W3C Semantic Sensor Networks Incubator Group (SSN-XG), together with considerations from the W3C/OGC Spatial Data on the Web Working Group."@en ; - dcterms:creator [ a foaf:Agent ; foaf:name "W3C/OGC Spatial Data on the Web Working Group"@en ] ; - dcterms:rights "Copyright 2017 W3C/OGC." ; - dcterms:license ; - dcterms:license ; - dcterms:created "2017-04-17"^^xsd:date ; - vann:preferredNamespacePrefix "sosa" ; - vann:preferredNamespaceUri "http://www.w3.org/ns/sosa/" . - - -## Features of interest and Property - -sosa:FeatureOfInterest a rdfs:Class ; a owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Feature Of Interest"@en ; - skos:definition "The thing whose property is being estimated or calculated in the course of an Observation to arrive at a Result or whose property is being manipulated by an Actuator, or which is being sampled or transformed in an act of Sampling."@en ; - rdfs:comment "The thing whose property is being estimated or calculated in the course of an Observation to arrive at a Result or whose property is being manipulated by an Actuator, or which is being sampled or transformed in an act of Sampling."@en ; - skos:example "When measuring the height of a tree, the height is the observed ObservableProperty, 20m may be the Result of the Observation, and the tree is the FeatureOfInterest. A window is a FeatureOfInterest for an automatic window control Actuator."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:ObservableProperty a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Observable Property"@en ; - skos:definition "An observable quality (property, characteristic) of a FeatureOfInterest."@en ; - rdfs:comment "An observable quality (property, characteristic) of a FeatureOfInterest."@en ; - skos:example "The height of a tree, the depth of a water body, or the temperature of a surface are examples of observable properties, while the value of a classic car is not (directly) observable but asserted."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:ActuatableProperty a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Actuatable Property"@en ; - skos:definition "An actuatable quality (property, characteristic) of a FeatureOfInterest."@en ; - rdfs:comment "An actuatable quality (property, characteristic) of a FeatureOfInterest."@en ; - skos:example "A window actuator acts by changing the state between a frame and a window. The ability of the window to be opened and closed is its ActuatableProperty."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## Sample - -sosa:Sample a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Sample"@en ; - skos:definition "Feature which is intended to be representative of a FeatureOfInterest on which Observations may be made."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Feature which is intended to be representative of a FeatureOfInterest on which Observations may be made."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Physical samples are sometimes known as 'specimens'."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A Sample is the result from an act of Sampling."@en ; - rdfs:comment """Samples are artifacts of an observational strategy, and have no significant function outside of their role in the observation process. The characteristics of the samples themselves are of little interest, except perhaps to the manager of a sampling campaign. - -A Sample is intended to sample some FatureOfInterest, so there is an expectation of at least one isSampleOf property. However, in some cases the identity, and even the exact type, of the sampled feature may not be known when observations are made using the sampling features."""@en ; - skos:example "A 'station' is essentially an identifiable locality where a sensor system or Procedure may be deployed and an observation made. In the context of the observation model, it connotes the 'world in the vicinity of the station', so the observed properties relate to the physical medium at the station, and not to any physical artifact such as a mooring, buoy, benchmark, monument, well, etc."@en ; - skos:example "A statistical sample is often designed to be characteristic of an entire population, so that observations can be made regarding the sample that provide a good estimate of the properties of the population."@en ; - skos:note "A transient sample, such as a ships-track or flight-line, might be identified and described, but is unlikely to be revisited exactly."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:hasSample a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has sample"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a FeatureOfInterest and the Sample used to represent it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a FeatureOfInterest and the Sample used to represent it."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:FeatureOfInterest ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sample ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:isSampleOf ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isSampleOf a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is sample of"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation from a Sample to the FeatureOfInterest that it is intended to be representative of."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation from a Sample to the FeatureOfInterest that it is intended to be representative of."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sample ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:FeatureOfInterest ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:hasSample ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## Platform - -sosa:Platform a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Platform"@en ; - skos:definition "A Platform is an entity that hosts other entities, particularly Sensors, Actuators, Samplers, and other Platforms."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A Platform is an entity that hosts other entities, particularly Sensors, Actuators, Samplers, and other Platforms."@en ; - skos:example "A post, buoy, vehicle, ship, aircraft, satellite, cell-phone, human or animal may act as platforms for (technical or biological) sensors or actuators."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:hosts a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "hosts"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Platform and a Sensor, Actuator, Sampler, or Platform, hosted or mounted on it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Platform and a Sensor, Actuator, Sampler, or Platform, hosted or mounted on it."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Platform ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Actuator ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sensor ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sampler ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Platform ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:isHostedBy ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:isHostedBy a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is hosted by"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Sensor, Actuator, Sampler, or Platform, and the Platform that it is mounted on or hosted by."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Sensor, Actuator, Sampler, or Platform, and the Platform that it is mounted on or hosted by."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuator ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sensor ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampler ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Platform ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Platform ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:hosts ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## Procedures - -sosa:Procedure a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Procedure"@en ; - skos:definition "A workflow, protocol, plan, algorithm, or computational method specifying how to make an Observation, create a Sample, or make a change to the state of the world (via an Actuator). A Procedure is re-usable, and might be involved in many Observations, Samplings, or Actuations. It explains the steps to be carried out to arrive at reproducible results."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A workflow, protocol, plan, algorithm, or computational method specifying how to make an Observation, create a Sample, or make a change to the state of the world (via an Actuator). A Procedure is re-usable, and might be involved in many Observations, Samplings, or Actuations. It explains the steps to be carried out to arrive at reproducible results."@en ; - skos:example "The measured wind speed differs depending on the height of the sensor above the surface, e.g., due to friction. Consequently, procedures for measuring wind speed define a standard height for anemometers above ground, typically 10m for meteorological measures and 2m in Agrometeorology. This definition of height, sensor placement, and so forth are defined by the Procedure."@en ; - skos:note "Many observations may be created via the same Procedure, the same way as many tables are assembled using the same instructions (as information objects, not their concrete realization)."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -## ProcedureExecutors - -sosa:Sensor a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Sensor"@en ; - skos:definition "Device, agent (including humans), or software (simulation) involved in, or implementing, a Procedure. Sensors respond to a stimulus, e.g., a change in the environment, or input data composed from the results of prior Observations, and generate a Result. Sensors can be hosted by Platforms."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Device, agent (including humans), or software (simulation) involved in, or implementing, a Procedure. Sensors respond to a stimulus, e.g., a change in the environment, or input data composed from the results of prior Observations, and generate a Result. Sensors can be hosted by Platforms."@en ; - skos:example "Accelerometers, gyroscopes, barometers, magnetometers, and so forth are Sensors that are typically mounted on a modern smart phone (which acts as Platform). Other examples of sensors include the human eyes."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:observes a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "observes"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Sensor and an ObservableProperty that it is capable of sensing."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Sensor and an ObservableProperty that it is capable of sensing."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sensor ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:ObservableProperty ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:isObservedBy ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isObservedBy a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is observed by"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an ObservableProperty and the Sensor able to observe it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an ObservableProperty and the Sensor able to observe it."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:ObservableProperty ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sensor ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:observes ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Actuator a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Actuator"@en ; - skos:definition "A device that is used by, or implements, an (Actuation) Procedure that changes the state of the world."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A device that is used by, or implements, an (Actuation) Procedure that changes the state of the world."@en ; - skos:example "A window actuator for automatic window control, i.e., opening or closing the window."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Sampler a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Sampler"@en ; - skos:definition "A device that is used by, or implements, a Sampling Procedure to create or transform one or more samples."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A device that is used by, or implements, a Sampling Procedure to create or transform one or more samples."@en ; - skos:example "A ball mill, diamond drill, hammer, hypodermic syringe and needle, image Sensor or a soil auger can all act as sampling devices (i.e., be Samplers). However, sometimes the distinction between the Sampler and the Sensor is not evident, as they are packaged as a unit. A Sampler need not be a physical device."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -## ProcedureExecutions - -sosa:usedProcedure a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "used procedure"@en ; - skos:definition "A relation to link to a re-usable Procedure used in making an Observation, an Actuation, or a Sample, typically through a Sensor, Actuator or Sampler."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A relation to link to a re-usable Procedure used in making an Observation, an Actuation, or a Sample, typically through a Sensor, Actuator or Sampler."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Procedure ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has feature of interest"@en ; - skos:definition "A relation between an Observation and the entity whose quality was observed, or between an Actuation and the entity whose property was modified, or between an act of Sampling and the entity that was sampled."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A relation between an Observation and the entity whose quality was observed, or between an Actuation and the entity whose property was modified, or between an act of Sampling and the entity that was sampled."@en ; - skos:example "For example, in an Observation of the weight of a person, the FeatureOfInterest is the person and the property is its weight."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:FeatureOfInterest ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sample ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:isFeatureOfInterestOf ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:isFeatureOfInterestOf a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is feature of interest of"@en ; - skos:definition "A relation between a FeatureOfInterest and an Observation about it, an Actuation acting on it, or an act of Sampling that sampled it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A relation between a FeatureOfInterest and an Observation about it, an Actuation acting on it, or an act of Sampling that sampled it."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:FeatureOfInterest ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sample ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Observation a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Observation"@en ; - skos:definition "Act of carrying out an (Observation) Procedure to estimate or calculate a value of a property of a FeatureOfInterest. Links to a Sensor to describe what made the Observation and how; links to an ObservableProperty to describe what the result is an estimate of, and to a FeatureOfInterest to detail what that property was associated with."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Act of carrying out an (Observation) Procedure to estimate or calculate a value of a property of a FeatureOfInterest. Links to a Sensor to describe what made the Observation and how; links to an ObservableProperty to describe what the result is an estimate of, and to a FeatureOfInterest to detail what that property was associated with."@en ; - skos:example "The activity of estimating the intensity of an Earthquake using the Mercalli intensity scale is an Observation as is measuring the moment magnitude, i.e., the energy released by said earthquake."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeObservation a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "made observation"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Sensor and an Observation made by the Sensor."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Sensor and an Observation made by the Sensor."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sensor ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Observation ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:madeBySensor ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeBySensor rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "made by sensor"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an Observation and the Sensor which made the Observation."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an Observation and the Sensor which made the Observation."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sensor ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:madeObservation ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:observedProperty a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "observed property"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation linking an Observation to the property that was observed. The ObservableProperty should be a property of the FeatureOfInterest (linked by hasFeatureOfInterest) of this Observation."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation linking an Observation to the property that was observed. The ObservableProperty should be a property of the FeatureOfInterest (linked by hasFeatureOfInterest) of this Observation."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:ObservableProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Actuation a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Actuation"@en ; - skos:definition "An Actuation carries out an (Actuation) Procedure to change the state of the world using an Actuator."@en ; - rdfs:comment "An Actuation carries out an (Actuation) Procedure to change the state of the world using an Actuator."@en ; - skos:example "The activity of automatically closing a window if the temperature in a room drops below 20 degree Celsius. The activity is the Actuation and the device that closes the window is the Actuator. The Procedure is the rule, plan, or specification that defines the conditions that triggers the Actuation, here a drop in temperature. "@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeActuation a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "made actuation"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an Actuator and the Actuation it has made."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an Actuator and the Actuation it has made."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuator ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:madeByActuator ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeByActuator a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "made by actuator"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation linking an Actuation to the Actuator that made that Actuation."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation linking an Actuation to the Actuator that made that Actuation."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Actuator ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:madeActuation ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:actsOnProperty a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "acts on property"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an Actuation and the property of a FeatureOfInterest it is acting upon."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an Actuation and the property of a FeatureOfInterest it is acting upon."@en ; - skos:example "In the activity (Actuation) of automatically closing a window if the temperature in a room drops below 20 degrees Celsius, the property on which the Actuator acts upon is the state of the window as it changes from being open to being closed. "@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:ActuatableProperty ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:isActedOnBy ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isActedOnBy a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is acted on by"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an ActuatableProperty of a FeatureOfInterest and an Actuation changing its state."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an ActuatableProperty of a FeatureOfInterest and an Actuation changing its state."@en ; - skos:example "In the activity (Actuation) of automatically closing a window if the temperature in a room drops below 20 degrees Celsius, the property on which the Actuator acts upon is the state of the window as it changes from being open to being closed. "@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:ActuatableProperty ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:actsOnProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Sampling a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Sampling"@en ; - skos:definition "An act of Sampling carries out a sampling Procedure to create or transform one or more samples."@en ; - rdfs:comment "An act of Sampling carries out a sampling Procedure to create or transform one or more samples."@en ; - skos:example "Crushing a rock sample in a ball mill."@en ; - skos:example "Digging a pit through a soil sequence."@en ; - skos:example "Dividing a field site into quadrants."@en ; - skos:example "Drawing blood from a patient."@en ; - skos:example "Drilling an observation well."@en ; - skos:example "Establishing a station for environmental monitoring."@en ; - skos:example "Registering an image of the landscape."@en ; - skos:example "Sieving a powder to separate the subset finer than 100-mesh."@en ; - skos:example "Selecting a subset of a population."@en ; - skos:example "Splitting a piece of drill-core to create two new samples."@en ; - skos:example "Taking a diamond-drill core from a rock outcrop."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeSampling a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "made sampling"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Sampler (sampling device or entity) and the Sampling act it performed."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Sampler (sampling device or entity) and the Sampling act it performed."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampler ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:madeBySampler ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeBySampler a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "made by sampler"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation linking an act of Sampling to the Sampler (sampling device or entity) that made it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation linking an act of Sampling to the Sampler (sampling device or entity) that made it."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sampler ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:madeSampling ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## Result - -sosa:Result a rdfs:Class , owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Result"@en ; - skos:definition "The Result of an Observation, Actuation, or act of Sampling. To store an observation's simple result value one can use the hasSimpleResult property."@en ; - rdfs:comment "The Result of an Observation, Actuation, or act of Sampling. To store an observation's simple result value one can use the hasSimpleResult property."@en ; - skos:example "The value 20 as the height of a certain tree together with the unit, e.g., Meter."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:hasResult a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has result"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation linking an Observation or Actuation or act of Sampling and a Result or Sample."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation linking an Observation or Actuation or act of Sampling and a Result or Sample."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Result ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sample ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:isResultOf ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isResultOf a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is result of"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation linking a Result to the Observation or Actuation or act of Sampling that created or caused it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation linking a Result to the Observation or Actuation or act of Sampling that created or caused it."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Result ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sample ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - owl:inverseOf sosa:hasResult ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:hasSimpleResult a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:label "has simple result"@en ; - skos:definition "The simple value of an Observation or Actuation or act of Sampling."@en ; - rdfs:comment "The simple value of an Observation or Actuation or act of Sampling."@en ; - skos:example "For instance, the values 23 or true."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - # for sampling - -# sosa:hasResultingSample a owl:ObjectProperty ; -# rdfs:label "has resulting sample"@en ; -# skos:definition "Relation linking an act of Sampling and the new Sample created as a result."@en ; -# rdfs:comment "Relation linking an act of Sampling and the new Sample created as a result."@en ; -# schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; -# schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sample ; -# owl:inverseOf sosa:isSamplingResultOf ; -# rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -# sosa:isSamplingResultOf a owl:ObjectProperty ; -# rdfs:label "is sampling result of"@en ; -# skos:definition "Relation linking a Sample to the act of Sampling that created or caused it."@en ; -# rdfs:comment "Relation linking a Sample to the act of Sampling that created or caused it."@en ; -# schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sample ; -# schema:rangeIncludes sosa:Sampling ; -# owl:inverseOf sosa:hasResultingSample ; -# rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -sosa:resultTime a owl:DatatypeProperty ; - rdfs:label "result time"@en ; - skos:definition "The result time is the instant of time when the Observation, Actuation or Sampling activity was completed."@en ; - rdfs:comment "The result time is the instant of time when the Observation, Actuation or Sampling activity was completed."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - rdfs:range xsd:dateTime ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:phenomenonTime a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "phenomenon time"@en ; - skos:definition "The time that the Result of an Observation, Actuation or Sampling applies to the FeatureOfInterest. Not necessarily the same as the resultTime. May be an Interval or an Instant, or some other compound TemporalEntity."@en ; - rdfs:comment "The time that the Result of an Observation, Actuation or Sampling applies to the FeatureOfInterest. Not necessarily the same as the resultTime. May be an Interval or an Instant, or some other compound TemporalEntity."@en ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Actuation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Observation ; - schema:domainIncludes sosa:Sampling ; - schema:rangeIncludes time:TemporalEntity ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . diff --git a/tests/resources/ssn.ttl b/tests/resources/ssn.ttl deleted file mode 100644 index 0b6a78b..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/ssn.ttl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,415 +0,0 @@ -@prefix rdf: . -@prefix rdfs: . -@prefix owl: . -@prefix xsd: . -@prefix skos: . -@prefix dcterms: . -@prefix foaf: . -@prefix vann: . -@prefix voaf: . -@prefix time: . - -@prefix sosa: . -@prefix ssn: . - - -voaf:Vocabulary a owl:Class . -foaf:Agent a owl:Class . -foaf:name a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:title a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:description a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:rights a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:license a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:created a owl:AnnotationProperty . -dcterms:creator a owl:AnnotationProperty . -skos:definition a owl:AnnotationProperty . -skos:example a owl:AnnotationProperty . -vann:preferredNamespacePrefix a owl:AnnotationProperty . -vann:preferredNamespaceUri a owl:AnnotationProperty . - - -ssn: a owl:Ontology , voaf:Vocabulary ; - dcterms:title "Semantic Sensor Network Ontology"@en ; - dcterms:description "This ontology describes sensors, actuators and observations, and related concepts. It does not describe domain concepts, time, locations, etc. these are intended to be included from other ontologies via OWL imports."@en ; - dcterms:creator [ a foaf:Agent ; foaf:name "W3C/OGC Spatial Data on the Web Working Group"@en ] ; - dcterms:rights "Copyright 2017 W3C/OGC." ; - dcterms:license ; - dcterms:license ; - owl:versionInfo """New modular version of the SSN ontology. - -This ontology was originally developed in 2009-2011 by the W3C Semantic Sensor Networks Incubator Group (SSN-XG). For more information on the group's activities see: http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/ssn/. The ontology was revised and modularized in 2015-2017 by the W3C/OGC Spatial Data on the Web Working Group, see: https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Semantic_Sensor_Network_Ontology. - -In particular, (a) the scope is extended to include actuation and sampling; (b) the core concepts and properties are factored out into the SOSA ontology. The SSN ontology imports SOSA and adds formal axiomatization consistent with the text definitions in SOSA, and adds classes and properties to accommodate the scope of the original SSN ontology. """@en ; - rdfs:comment "Please report any errors to the W3C Spatial Data on the Web Working Group via the SDW WG Public List public-sdw-wg@w3.org"@en ; - rdfs:seeAlso ; - dcterms:created "2017-04-17"^^xsd:date ; - vann:preferredNamespacePrefix "ssn" ; - vann:preferredNamespaceUri "http://www.w3.org/ns/ssn/" ; - owl:imports sosa: . - - -## Features of interest and Property - -sosa:FeatureOfInterest - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:hasProperty ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:hasProperty ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Property ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasSample ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sample ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -ssn:Property a owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Property"@en ; - skos:definition "A quality of an entity. An aspect of an entity that is intrinsic to and cannot exist without the entity."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A quality of an entity. An aspect of an entity that is intrinsic to and cannot exist without the entity."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:isPropertyOf ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:FeatureOfInterest ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:hasProperty a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has property"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an entity and a Property of that entity."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an entity and a Property of that entity."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:isPropertyOf ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:isPropertyOf a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is property of"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Property and the entity it belongs to."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Property and the entity it belongs to."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:hasProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - sosa:ObservableProperty - rdfs:subClassOf ssn:Property ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isObservedBy ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sensor ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf sosa:observedProperty ] ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Observation ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:isProxyFor ] ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Stimulus ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:ActuatableProperty - rdfs:subClassOf ssn:Property ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isActedOnBy ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Actuation ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -## Sample - -sosa:Sample - rdfs:subClassOf sosa:FeatureOfInterest ; - rdfs:subClassOf sosa:Result ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isResultOf ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isSampleOf ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:FeatureOfInterest ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isSampleOf ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isResultOf ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sampling ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:hasSample a owl:InverseFunctionalProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isSampleOf a owl:FunctionalProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## Platform - -sosa:Platform - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hosts ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:System ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:inDeployment ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Deployment ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:hosts - owl:propertyChainAxiom ( ssn:inDeployment ssn:deployedSystem ) ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isHostedBy - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - - -## Procedures - -sosa:Procedure - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:hasInput ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Input ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:hasOutput ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Output ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:implementedBy ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:System ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - ssn:hasInput a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has input"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Procedure and an Input to it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Procedure and an Input to it."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:Input a owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Input"@en ; - skos:definition "Any information that is provided to a Procedure for its use."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Any information that is provided to a Procedure for its use."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:hasInput ] ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:hasInput ] ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Procedure ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:hasOutput a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has output"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Procedure and an Output of it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Procedure and an Output of it."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:Output a owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Output"@en ; - skos:definition "Any information that is reported from a Procedure."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Any information that is reported from a Procedure."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:hasOutput ] ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:hasOutput ] ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Procedure ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - -## ProcedureExecutors - -ssn:implements a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "implements"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an entity that implements a Procedure in some executable way and the Procedure (an algorithm, procedure or method)."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an entity that implements a Procedure in some executable way and the Procedure (an algorithm, procedure or method)."@en ; - skos:example "For example, the relationship between a sensor and the scientific measuring Procedure via which it senses."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:implementedBy ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - -ssn:implementedBy a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "implemented by"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Procedure (an algorithm, procedure or method) and an entity that implements that Procedure in some executable way."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Procedure (an algorithm, procedure or method) and an entity that implements that Procedure in some executable way."@en ; - skos:example "For example, the relationship between a scientific measuring Procedure and a sensor that senses via that Procedure."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:implements ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - -sosa:Sensor - rdfs:subClassOf ssn:System ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:implements ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:observes ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:ObservableProperty ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeObservation ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Observation ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:detects ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Stimulus ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:observes - rdfs:subPropertyOf ssn:forProperty ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isObservedBy - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Actuator - rdfs:subClassOf ssn:System ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:implements ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:forProperty ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:ActuatableProperty ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeActuation ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Actuation ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Sampler - rdfs:subClassOf ssn:System ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:implements ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeSampling ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sampling ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## ProcedureExecutions - -sosa:usedProcedure - owl:propertyChainAxiom ( sosa:madeBySensor ssn:implements ) ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom ( sosa:madeByActuator ssn:implements ) ; - owl:propertyChainAxiom ( sosa:madeBySampler ssn:implements ) ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:isFeatureOfInterestOf - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Observation a owl:Class ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeBySensor ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeBySensor ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sensor ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:usedProcedure ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Procedure ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:FeatureOfInterest ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:observedProperty ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:observedProperty ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:ObservableProperty ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:wasOriginatedBy ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:wasOriginatedBy ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Stimulus ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:phenomenonTime ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasResult ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasResult ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Result ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:resultTime ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeObservation - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeBySensor - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:observedProperty - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - -sosa:Actuation a owl:Class ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeByActuator ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeByActuator ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Actuator ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:usedProcedure ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Procedure ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:FeatureOfInterest ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:actsOnProperty ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:actsOnProperty ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:ActuatableProperty ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasResult ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasResult ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Result ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:resultTime ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeActuation - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeByActuator - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:actsOnProperty - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isActedOnBy - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -sosa:Sampling a owl:Class ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeBySampler ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:madeBySampler ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sampler ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:usedProcedure ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Procedure ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasFeatureOfInterest ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:FeatureOfInterest ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasResult ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:hasResult ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sample ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:resultTime ; owl:cardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeSampling - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:madeBySampler - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## Stimulus - -ssn:Stimulus a owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Stimulus"@en ; - skos:definition "An event in the real world that 'triggers' the Sensor. The properties associated to the Stimulus may be different to the eventual observed ObservableProperty. It is the event, not the object, that triggers the Sensor."@en ; - rdfs:comment "An event in the real world that 'triggers' the Sensor. The properties associated to the Stimulus may be different to the eventual observed ObservableProperty. It is the event, not the object, that triggers the Sensor."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:wasOriginatedBy ] ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Observation ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:detects ] ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Sensor ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:isProxyFor ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:ObservableProperty ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:wasOriginatedBy a owl:ObjectProperty , owl:FunctionalProperty ; - rdfs:label "was originated by"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between an Observation and the Stimulus that originated it."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between an Observation and the Stimulus that originated it."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:detects a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "detects"@en ; - skos:definition "A relation from a Sensor to the Stimulus that the Sensor detects. The Stimulus itself will be serving as a proxy for some ObservableProperty."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A relation from a Sensor to the Stimulus that the Sensor detects. The Stimulus itself will be serving as a proxy for some ObservableProperty."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:isProxyFor a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "is proxy for"@en ; - skos:definition "A relation from a Stimulus to the Property that the Stimulus is serving as a proxy for."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A relation from a Stimulus to the Property that the Stimulus is serving as a proxy for."@en ; - skos:example "For example, the expansion of quicksilver is a stimulus that serves as a proxy for some temperature property. An increase or decrease in the velocity of spinning cups on a wind sensor is serving as a proxy for the wind speed."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - -## Result - -sosa:Result - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isResultOf ; owl:minCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:hasResult - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:isResultOf - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:hasSimpleResult - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:resultTime - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - sosa:phenomenonTime - rdfs:isDefinedBy sosa: . - - -## Systems - -ssn:System a owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "System"@en ; - skos:definition "System is a unit of abstraction for pieces of infrastructure that implement Procedures. A System may have components, its subsystems, which are other systems."@en ; - rdfs:comment "System is a unit of abstraction for pieces of infrastructure that implement Procedures. A System may have components, its subsystems, which are other systems."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty sosa:isHostedBy ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Platform ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:implements ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Procedure ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:hasSubSystem ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:System ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty [ owl:inverseOf ssn:hasSubSystem ] ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:System ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:hasDeployment ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Deployment ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:hasSubSystem a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has subsystem"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a System and its component parts."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a System and its component parts."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - -## Deployment - -ssn:Deployment a owl:Class ; - rdfs:label "Deployment"@en ; - skos:definition "Describes the Deployment of one or more Systems for a particular purpose. Deployment may be done on a Platform."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Describes the Deployment of one or more Systems for a particular purpose. Deployment may be done on a Platform."@en ; - skos:example "For example, a temperature Sensor deployed on a wall, or a whole network of Sensors deployed for an Observation campaign."@en ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:deployedSystem ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:System ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:deployedOnPlatform ; owl:allValuesFrom sosa:Platform ] ; - rdfs:subClassOf [ a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ssn:forProperty ; owl:allValuesFrom ssn:Property ] ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:deployedSystem a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "deployed system"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Deployment and a deployed System."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Deployment and a deployed System."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:hasDeployment ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:hasDeployment a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "has deployment"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a System and a Deployment, recording that the System is deployed in that Deployment."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a System and a Deployment, recording that the System is deployed in that Deployment."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:deployedSystem ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:deployedOnPlatform a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "deployed on platform"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Deployment and the Platform on which the Systems are deployed."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Deployment and the Platform on which the Systems are deployed."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:inDeployment ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - ssn:inDeployment a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "in deployment"@en ; - skos:definition "Relation between a Platform and a Deployment, meaning that the deployedSystems of the Deployment are hosted on the Platform."@en ; - rdfs:comment "Relation between a Platform and a Deployment, meaning that the deployedSystems of the Deployment are hosted on the Platform."@en ; - skos:example "For example, a relation between a buoy and a deployment of several Sensors."@en ; - owl:inverseOf ssn:deployedOnPlatform ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . - - -## forProperty - -ssn:forProperty a owl:ObjectProperty ; - rdfs:label "for property"@en ; - skos:definition "A relation between some aspect of an entity and a Property."@en ; - rdfs:comment "A relation between some aspect of an entity and a Property."@en ; - skos:example "For example, from a Sensor to the properties it can observe; from an Actuator to the properties it can act on; from a Deployment to the properties it was installed to observe or act on; from a SystemCapability to the Property the capability is described for."@en ; - rdfs:isDefinedBy ssn: . diff --git a/tests/resources/synonymizer.yaml b/tests/resources/synonymizer.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index b82a59a..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/synonymizer.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,117 +0,0 @@ -description: foo -rules: - - type: NewSynonym - description: adding X as synonym for X-activity in GO - see_also: - - https://github.com/geneontology/go-ontology/issues/21978 - branches: - - molecular_function - match: "(.*) activity" - replacement: "$1" - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - molecular_function - match: "(.*) activity" - replacement: "$1 enzyme" - replacement_scope: related - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - biological_process - match: "(.*) ([metabol|catabol|biosynthet])ic process" - replacement: "$1 $2is" - replacement_scope: exact - tests: - - input: lipid biosynthetic process - output: lipid biosynthesis - ontology: GO - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - biological_process - match: "response to (.* stress)" - replacement: "$1" - replacement_scope: narrow - comments: - - not strictly a synonym but useful to have until we have an ontology of stresses/exposure - tests: - - input: response to salt stress - output: salt stress - ontology: GO - - type: NewSynonym - match: "(.*) process" - replacement: "$1" - replacement_scope: related - tests: - - input: carbon sequestration process - output: carbon sequestration - ontology: ENVO - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - biological_process - match: "(.*) biosynthetic process" - replacement: "$1 production" - replacement_scope: exact - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - biological_process - match: "(.*) biosynthetic process" - replacement: "$1 synthesis" - replacement_scope: exact - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - molecular_function - match: "(.*) ([metabol|catabol|biosynthet])ic process" - replacement: "$1ism" - replacement_scope: exact - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - environmental_material - - environmental_system - match: "(.*) [ecosystem|biome]" - match_scope: - - label - - exact - replacement: "$1 community" - replacement_scope: exact - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - environmental_material - - environmental_system - match: "(.*) [ecosystem|biome]" - match_scope: - - label - - exact - replacement: "$1 microbial community" - replacement_scope: exact - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - environmental_material - - environmental_system - match: "(.*) [ecosystem|biome]" - match_scope: - - label - - exact - replacement: "$1 system" - replacement_scope: exact - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - environmental_material - - environmental_system - match: "(.*) [ecosystem|biome]" - match_scope: - - label - - exact - replacement: "$1 microbiome" - replacement_scope: exact - - type: NewSynonym - branches: - - environmental_material - - environmental_system - match: "(.*)" - match_scope: - - label - - exact - replacement: "$1 sample" - replacement_scope: related - - - diff --git a/tests/resources/users.yaml b/tests/resources/users.yaml deleted file mode 100644 index 4028b9d..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/users.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4239 +0,0 @@ -- - email-md5: - - e10e731bffebbca8fbe2c5f86a02419f - nickname: 'Jim Knowles' - uri: 'GOC:jk' - xref: 'GOC:jk' -- - email-md5: - - 2032c0dc70a2aa2c3cadf452302a7e8d - groups: - - 'http://geneontology.org/' - nickname: 'Anushya Muruganujan' - uri: 'GOC:amu' - xref: 'GOC:amu' -- - accounts: - github: thomaspd - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - email-md5: - - 84c8bfa613c72bb30f82839e1ce78a55 - groups: - - 'http://geneontology.org/' - nickname: 'Paul Thomas' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9074-3507' - xref: 'GOC:pt' -- - accounts: - github: huaiyumi - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - email-md5: - - 7e66eb2d15fe29c8a051e43000cc681c - groups: - - 'http://geneontology.org/' - nickname: 'Huaiyu Mi' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-8721-202X' - xref: 'GOC:hm' -- - accounts: - email-md5: - - 7da61ebeb6459e809d61aebf28f2a315 - github: nathandunn - orcid: 0000-0002-4862-3181 - authorizations: - termgenie-go: - allow-freeform: false - allow-management: false - allow-review: true - allow-write: true - email-md5: - - 9afebd4cf92acca9aa2bdb557f96b504 - nickname: 'Nathan Dunn' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-4862-3181' -- - accounts: - email-md5: - - 65d762aea47eaf21e2b19177f448b3c3 - github: kltm - google-plus: '112360324542574840929' - orcid: 0000-0001-8244-1536 - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-admin: true - allow-edit: true - termgenie-go: - allow-freeform: false - allow-management: true - allow-review: true - allow-write: true - email-md5: - - 65d762aea47eaf21e2b19177f448b3c3 - groups: - - 'http://geneontology.org/' - - 'http://planteome.org/' - - 'http://lbl.gov/' - nickname: 'Seth Carbon' - organization: LBL - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-8244-1536' - xref: 'GOC:sjc' -- - email-md5: - - d62320e131b827615ba8da3decafa6f3 - nickname: 'Jeremy Nguyen Xuan' - uri: 'GOC:jnx' - xref: 'GOC:jnx' -- - email-md5: - - ac1bfce31c215d31cd99e43281811dad - nickname: 'Anna Melidoni' - uri: 'GOC:anm' - xref: 'GOC:anm' -- - email-md5: - - 8e80fce402cd52cb2455d4c6c51720a5 - nickname: 'Mike Livstone' - uri: 'GOC:ml2' - xref: 'GOC:ml2' -- - email-md5: - - 61ab06ea85d8658a7e17cc30295dafbd - nickname: 'Heiko Dietze' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0234-1688' - xref: 'GOC:hd' -- - email-md5: - - 1c98b0f0a4b0dc79242cfaaf739f9cc8 - groups: - - 'http://ucsd.edu/' - nickname: 'Dexter Pratt' - organization: UCSD - uri: 'GOC:dp' - xref: 'GOC:dp' -- - nickname: 'Fiona McCarthy' - organization: AgBase - uri: 'GOC:fmc' - xref: 'GOC:fmc' -- - nickname: 'Jinhui Zhang' - organization: AgBase - uri: 'GOC:jz' - xref: 'GOC:jz' -- - nickname: 'Lakshmi Pillai' - organization: AgBase - uri: 'GOC:lp' - xref: 'GOC:lp' -- - accounts: - github: michaelerice - email-md5: - - a9c277d0f6301c4d5c48bb593268536d - groups: - - 'http://www.agbase.msstate.edu/' - nickname: 'Michael Rice' - organization: AgBase - uri: 'GOC:mr' - xref: 'GOC:mr' -- - accounts: - github: dianeoinglis - email-md5: - - 601f7b3e4f8165ba4be5057e65143f76 - groups: - - 'http://www.aspgd.org/' - - 'http://candidagenome.org/' - nickname: 'Diane Inglis' - organization: AspGD - uri: 'GOC:di' - xref: 'GOC:di' -- - nickname: 'Courtland Yockey' - organization: AstraZeneca - uri: 'GOC:cy' - xref: 'GOC:cy' -- - authorizations: - termgenie-go: - allow-freeform: false - allow-write: true - email-md5: - - ac1bfce31c215d31cd99e43281811dad - nickname: 'Anna Melidoni (formerly BHF-UCL)' - organization: IntAct - uri: 'GOC:ame' - xref: 'GOC:ame' -- - comment: 'status inactive, formerly GOA' - nickname: 'Evelyn Camon' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'GOC:ebc' - xref: 'GOC:ebc' -- - comment: 'status inactive, Masters Student working with the BHF group at UCL' - nickname: 'Greg Rowe' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'GOC:gr' - xref: 'GOC:gr' -- - authorizations: - termgenie-go: - allow-write: true - comment: 'status inactive, Masters Student working with the BHF group at UCL' - email-md5: - - e4a501963ab7181d1e40298d93741e50 - nickname: 'Hadil Alrohaif' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'GOC:hal' - xref: 'GOC:hal' -- - comment: 'status inactive, Collaborator with the BHF group at UCL' - nickname: 'Jessica Buxton' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0918-9335' - xref: 'GOC:jbu' -- - authorizations: - termgenie-go: - allow-write: true - comment: 'status inactive, Masters Student working with the BHF group at UCL' - email-md5: - - 59418a02b3237575e70fd9f79da8d244 - nickname: 'Klaus Mitchell' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9510-5320' - xref: 'GOC:kom' -- - accounts: - github: NancyCampbell - authorizations: - termgenie-go: - allow-freeform: false - allow-write: true - email-md5: - - 6c55ad1ed9cdab0b874123a20a0c3905 - nickname: 'Nancy Campbell' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9995-0839' - xref: 'GOC:nc' -- - accounts: - github: RLovering - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - termgenie-go: - allow-write: true - comment: 'formerly HGNC' - email-md5: - - 87b721597d5a997234f5a8f61bde469b - groups: - - 'http://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/cardiovascular' - - 'https://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/neurological' - - 'https://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/neurological/syngo' - nickname: 'Ruth Lovering' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9791-0064' - xref: 'GOC:rl' -- - comment: 'formerly HGNC' - email-md5: - - 0a23c8a275ee44e7304d76fe98b7b0b1 - nickname: 'Varsha Khodiyar' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'GOC:vk' - xref: 'GOC:vk' -- - comment: 'status inactive, formerly BHF_UCL' - email-md5: - - 724b4f5c03cd807d3977f8ae4c43970a - groups: - - 'http://www.utoronto.ca/' - nickname: 'Sejal Patel' - organization: 'University of Toronto' - uri: 'GOC:sjp' - xref: 'GOC:sjp' -- - nickname: 'Nicolas Le Novere' - organization: BIOMD - uri: 'GOC:nln' - xref: 'GOC:nln' -- - email-md5: - - a35c6a73b68acd8ba279d77dad079d8f - groups: - - 'http://web.expasy.org/groups/calipho' - nickname: 'Isabelle Cusin' - organization: CALIPHO - uri: 'GOC:ic' - xref: 'GOC:ic' -- - comment: 'not directly affiliated with a database, but collaborates on Cell Ontology development' - nickname: 'Anna Maria Masci' - organization: CL - uri: 'GOC:amm' - xref: 'GOC:amm' -- - comment: "member of Richard Scheuermann's group; not directly affiliated with a database, but collaborates on Cell Ontology development" - nickname: 'David S. Dougall' - organization: CL - uri: 'GOC:dsd' - xref: 'GOC:dsd' -- - nickname: 'Chris Larsen' - organization: Cognia - uri: 'GOC:cl' - xref: 'GOC:cl' -- - nickname: 'Karen Pilcher' - organization: DDB - uri: 'GOC:kp' - xref: 'GOC:kp' -- - accounts: - github: pfey03 - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - termgenie-go: - allow-write: true - email-md5: - - 816b724b99c13b7fd733a9401f879f4e - groups: - - 'http://dictybase.org/' - nickname: 'Petra Fey' - organization: DDB - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-4532-2703' - xref: 'GOC:pf' -- - accounts: - github: pgaudet - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - termgenie-go: - allow-freeform: false - allow-write: true - email-md5: - - 55e50a7c9ce412fdcbdfbb57caeb0aaa - - e92521fb31f573641b4bdd6b9b7b088b - groups: - - 'http://geneontology.org/' - - 'https://www.nextprot.org/' - nickname: 'Pascale Gaudet' - organization: 'GO Central' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1813-6857' - 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xref: 'GOC:mh' -- - nickname: 'Terms created automatically from Obol templates. http://wiki.geneontology.org/index.php/Obol' - organization: LBL - uri: 'GOC:obol' - xref: 'GOC:obol' -- - nickname: 'Marion Gremse' - organization: BRENDA - uri: 'GOC:mag' - xref: 'GOC:mag' -- - email-md5: - - b7c9c4fec6813374ff3ffa10b7e0be1b - groups: - - 'https://www.bi.vt.edu/' - nickname: 'Trudy Torto' - organization: VBI - uri: 'GOC:tt' - xref: 'GOC:tt' -- - nickname: 'Maureen Fallon' - organization: 'Veterinary Medical Informatics, Virginia Tech' - uri: 'GOC:maf' - xref: 'GOC:maf' -- - accounts: - github: helenp - email-md5: - - ca849fa17a251946fc841296544f14f1 - - 7da8a4640eb919c6f97581190be625d4 - groups: - - 'http://www.ebi.ac.uk/' - nickname: 'Helen Parkinson' - organization: EBI - uri: 'GOC:hp' - xref: 'GOC:hp' -- - nickname: 'Scott Kalberer' - organization: 'US Agricultural Research Service' - uri: 'GOC:sk' - xref: 'GOC:sk' -- - nickname: 'Mickael Desvaux' - organization: 'Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA)' - uri: 'GOC:md' - xref: 'GOC:md' -- - nickname: 'Mike Bada' - organization: 'University of Colorado at Denver' - uri: 'GOC:mba' - xref: 'GOC:mba' -- - comment: Stanford - nickname: 'Dominique Bergmann' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_db' - xref: 'GOC:expert_db' -- - comment: 'U Penn' - nickname: 'David Roos' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_dr' - xref: 'GOC:expert_dr' -- - nickname: 'Kevin Struhl' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_ks' - xref: 'GOC:expert_ks' -- - nickname: 'John Pringle' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_jrp' - xref: 'GOC:expert_jrp' -- - nickname: 'Jeremy Thorner' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_jwt' - xref: 'GOC:expert_jwt' -- - nickname: 'Migues Ferreira' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_mf' - xref: 'GOC:expert_mf' -- - nickname: 'Michael Melkonian' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_mm' - xref: 'GOC:expert_mm' -- - nickname: 'Philippa Talmud' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_pt' - xref: 'GOC:expert_pt' -- - nickname: 'Richard A. Singer' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_ras' - xref: 'GOC:expert_ras' -- - nickname: '? (spindle assembly)' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_rg' - xref: 'GOC:expert_rg' -- - nickname: 'R. Scott Hawley' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_rsh' - xref: 'GOC:expert_rsh' -- - nickname: 'Tim Formosa' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_tf' - xref: 'GOC:expert_tf' -- - nickname: 'Vladimir Mironov' - organization: 'Community expert' - uri: 'GOC:expert_vm' - xref: 'GOC:expert_vm' -- - comment: 'dbxref created to allow easy counting of terms added for BHF-UCL cardiovascular annotation' - nickname: curators - organization: BHF_UCL - uri: 'GOC:BHF' - xref: 'GOC:BHF' -- - nickname: 'dbxref created to allow easy counting of terms added for BHF-UCL miRNA annotation project' - organization: 'BHF_UCL curators' - uri: 'GOC:BHF_miRNA' - xref: 'GOC:BHF_miRNA' -- - nickname: 'dbxref created to allow easy counting of terms added for BHF-UCL telomere annotation project (Nancy Campbell et al)' - organization: 'BHF_UCL curators' - uri: 'GOC:BHF_telomere' - xref: 'GOC:BHF_telomere' -- - comment: 'different format from most expert dbxrefs; GOC:expert_jal would be synonymous' - nickname: 'Jamie A. 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uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3898-5197' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Reinhard Jahn' - organization: 'Department of Neurobiology, Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Gottingen, Germany' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1542-3498' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Timothy Ryan' - organization: 'Department of Biochemistry, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, USA' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-2533-9548' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Tony Cijsouw' - organization: 'Biederer lab, Department of Neuroscience, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, USA' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0912-1514' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Thomas Biederer' - organization: 'Biederer lab, Department of Neuroscience, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, USA' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3670-7863' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Harold MacGillavry' - organization: 'Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Utrecht University, Utrecht, the Netherlands' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-6153-3586' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Casper Hoogenraad' - organization: 'Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Utrecht University, Utrecht, the Netherlands' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2666-0758' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Alexandros Kanellopoulos' - organization: 'University of Lausanne, Department of Fundamental Neuroscience, Lausanne, Switzerland; University of Rome Tor Vergata, Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, Rome, Italy' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2094-7491' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Vittoria Mariano' - organization: 'University of Lausanne, Department of Fundamental Neuroscience, Lausanne, Switzerland; University of Rome Tor Vergata, Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, Rome, Italy' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9848-0262' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Achsel Tilmann' - organization: 'University of Lausanne, Department of Fundamental Neuroscience, Lausanne, Switzerland; University of Rome Tor Vergata, Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, Rome, Italy' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1190-4481' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Claudia Bagni' - organization: 'University of Lausanne, Department of Fundamental Neuroscience, Lausanne, Switzerland; University of Rome Tor Vergata, Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, Rome, Italy' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-4419-210X' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Chiara Verpelli' - organization: "Department of Medical Biotechnology and Translational Medicine, Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy" - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-2949-9725' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Carlo Sala' - organization: "Department of Medical Biotechnology and Translational Medicine, Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy" - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0662-9523' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Maria Andres-Alonso' - organization: 'RG Neuroplasticity, Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Magdeburg, Germany' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1585-539X' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Michael Kreutz' - organization: 'RG Neuroplasticity, Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Magdeburg, Germany' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0575-6950' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Peter McPherson' - organization: 'Neurology and Neurosurgery, Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University, Montreal, Canada' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7806-5662' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Jan van Weering' - organization: 'Department of Functional Genomics, Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research, Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit (VU), Amsterdam, the Netherlands' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5259-4945' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Noa Lipstein' - organization: "Department of Molecular Neurobiology, Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine, Göttingen, Germany" - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0755-5899' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Cordelia Imig' - organization: "Department of Molecular Neurobiology, Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine, Göttingen, Germany" - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7351-8706' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Vincent O`Connor' - organization: "Department of Molecular Neurobiology, Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine, Göttingen, Germany" - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3185-5709' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Nils Brose' - organization: "Department of Molecular Neurobiology, Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine, Göttingen, Germany" - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0938-8534' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Eunjoon Kim' - organization: 'Center for Synaptic Brain Dysfunctions, Institute for Basic Science (IBS) and Department of Biological Sciences, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), South Korea' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5518-6584' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Hana Goldschmidt' - organization: 'Solomon H. Snyder Department of Neuroscience, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5676-366X' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Richard Huganir' - organization: 'Solomon H. Snyder Department of Neuroscience, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9783-5183' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'John Chua' - organization: 'Department of Physiology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, Singapore' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5615-1014' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Roberto Malinow' - organization: 'Center for Neural Circuits and Behavior, Department of Neuroscience and Section for Neurobiology, Division of Biology, University of California at San Diego, USA' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8862-2562' -- - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: "Àlex Bayés" - organization: 'Molecular Physiology of the Synapse Laboratory, Biomedical Research Institute Sant Pau (IIB Sant Pau), Barcelona, Spain' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5265-6306' -- - accounts: - github: mcharrison345 - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://www.wormbase.org/' - nickname: 'Marie-Claire Harrison' - organization: WB - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3013-9906' - xref: 'GOC:mch' -- - accounts: - github: luanalicata - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'https://signor.uniroma2.it/' - - 'http://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/cardiovascular' - nickname: 'Luana Licata' - organization: 'University of Rome Tor Vergata' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5084-9000' -- - accounts: - github: jrr-cpt - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://www.bio.tamu.edu/' - nickname: 'Jolene Ramsey' - organization: 'EcoliWiki/CACAO' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3774-5896' -- - accounts: - github: erbolton - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://rgd.mcw.edu/' - nickname: 'Liz Bolton' - organization: 'RGD' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5657-2732' -- - accounts: - github: nsuvarnaiari - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://www.igs.umaryland.edu/' - nickname: 'Suvarna Nadendla' - organization: 'IGS' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3643-281X' -- - accounts: - github: mgiglio99 - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://www.igs.umaryland.edu/' - nickname: 'Michelle Gwinn Giglio' - organization: 'IGS' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7628-5565' - xref: 'GOC:mlg' -- - nickname: 'Josh Jaffery' - organization: WB - uri: 'GOC:jja' - xref: 'GOC:jja' -- - nickname: 'Teresa Chu' - organization: MGI - uri: 'GOC:tc' - xref: 'GOC:tc' -- - nickname: 'Allan P Davis' - organization: MGI - uri: 'GOC:apd' - xref: 'GOC:apd' -- - accounts: - github: jesualdotomasfernandezbreis - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://greekc.org/' - nickname: 'Jesualdo Tomás Fernández Breis' - organization: 'University of Murcia' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7558-2880' -- - accounts: - github: belenjc - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://greekc.org/' - nickname: 'Belén Juanes Cortés' - organization: 'University of Murcia' - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3641-7548' -- - accounts: - github: jpa29 - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://www.yeastgenome.org/' - nickname: 'Joanna Argasinska' - organization: SGD - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-2678-2824' -- - accounts: - github: ShirinSaverimuttu - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'https://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/neurological' - - 'http://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/cardiovascular' - - 'https://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/neurological/syngo' - nickname: 'Shirin Saverimuttu' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1191-2681' -- - accounts: - github: MariosMakris - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'https://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/neurological' - - 'http://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/cardiovascular' - - 'https://www.ucl.ac.uk/functional-gene-annotation/neurological/syngo' - nickname: 'Marios Makris' - organization: BHF-UCL - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-6176-1677' -- - accounts: - github: Gschindelman - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://www.wormbase.org/' - nickname: 'Gary Schindelman' - organization: WB - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7883-4388' -- - nickname: 'TBK Reddy' - organization: MGI - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0871-5567' -- - nickname: 'Richard Baldarelli' - organization: MGI - uri: 'http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5819-0228' -- - nickname: 'Louise McKenzie' - organization: MGI - uri: 'GOC:lmm' -- - nickname: 'Robert Sinclair' - organization: MGI - uri: 'GOC:bobs' -- - accounts: - github: sahasrasawaal - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'https://syngo.vu.nl/' - nickname: 'Dnyanada Sahasrabudhe' - organization: SynGO - uri: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2916-7616' -- - accounts: - github: Fbolio - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://www.wormbase.org/' - nickname: 'Fernando Bolio' - organization: WB - uri: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2506-9234' -- - accounts: - github: ccasalsc - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'https://www.uniprot.org/' - nickname: 'Cristina Casals' - organization: UniProt - uri: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8769-177X' -- - accounts: - github: colinlog - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://greekc.org/' - nickname: 'Colin Logie' - organization: Radboud University - uri: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8534-6582' -- - accounts: - github: mlkaldunski - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://rgd.mcw.edu/' - nickname: 'Mary Kaldunski' - organization: RGD - uri: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3645-6803' -- - accounts: - github: davidwsant - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'http://greekc.org/' - nickname: 'David W. Sant' - organization: University of Utah - uri: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7372-9896' -- - accounts: - github: yazeyen - authorizations: - noctua: - go: - allow-edit: true - groups: - - 'https://www.ktu.edu.tr/bmi-cancermodelingresearchgroup' - nickname: 'Yasemin Zeynep Avci' - organization: Karadeniz Teknik Universitesi - uri: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1297-6708' - diff --git a/tests/resources/webmap_enums.tsv b/tests/resources/webmap_enums.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index c728e4f..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/webmap_enums.tsv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,27 +0,0 @@ -Taxon FAO Engineering -Aequorea.victoria Acrisols plasmid -Aequorea_victoria Andosols Insertion -Arabidopsis thaliana Arenosols Deletion -Ashbya.gossypii Cambisols -bacteriophage P1 Chernozems -bacteriophage.f1 Ferralsols -bacteriophage.lambda Fluvisols -bacteriophage.M13 Gleysols -Bacteriophage.Mu Greyzems -bacteriophage.SP6 Gypsisols -bacteriophage.T3 Histosols -bacteriophage.T4 Kastanozems -bacteriophage.T7 Lithosols -Discosoma.sp Luvisols -herpes.simplex.virus-1 Nitosols -homo.sapiens Phaeozems -Lentivirus.human-immunodeficiency-virus1 Planosols -NA Podzols -Nepovirus.Tobacco-ringspot-virus Podzoluvisols -phage.lambda Rankers -Pseudomonas plasmid pVS1 Regosols -Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Typhimurium Rendzinas -SARS-CoV-2 Solonchaks -Simian.virus.40 Solonetz -Solanum.tuberosum Vertisols -Woodchuck Hepatitis Virus Yermosols diff --git a/tests/resources/zfa-pred-summary.tsv b/tests/resources/zfa-pred-summary.tsv deleted file mode 100644 index 4f5d2d5..0000000 --- a/tests/resources/zfa-pred-summary.tsv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,85 +0,0 @@ -predicate subject_type object_type num_statements predicate_label -IAO:0000115 owl:Class xsd:string 2728 definition -IAO:0000115 owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 4 definition -IAO:0000115 owl:SymmetricProperty xsd:string 1 definition -IAO:0000231 owl:Class owl:Thing 71 -IAO:0100001 owl:Class owl:Class 71 term replaced by -IAO:0100001 owl:Class xsd:string 4 term replaced by -dct:license owl:Ontology xsd:string 2 -oio:auto-generated-by owl:Ontology xsd:string 1 -oio:consider owl:Class xsd:string 67 consider -oio:created_by owl:Class xsd:string 882 -oio:creation_date owl:Class xsd:string 886 -oio:date owl:Ontology xsd:string 1 -oio:default-namespace owl:Ontology xsd:string 1 -oio:hasAlternativeId owl:Class xsd:string 71 has_alternative_id -oio:hasBroadSynonym owl:Class xsd:string 2 has_broad_synonym -oio:hasDbXref owl:Axiom xsd:string 6473 database_cross_reference -oio:hasDbXref owl:Class xsd:string 3149 database_cross_reference -oio:hasDbXref owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 8 database_cross_reference -oio:hasDbXref owl:SymmetricProperty xsd:string 1 database_cross_reference -oio:hasDbXref owl:TransitiveProperty xsd:string 3 database_cross_reference -oio:hasExactSynonym owl:Class xsd:string 2609 has_exact_synonym -oio:hasExactSynonym owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 4 has_exact_synonym -oio:hasExactSynonym owl:SymmetricProperty xsd:string 1 has_exact_synonym -oio:hasNarrowSynonym owl:Class xsd:string 2 has_narrow_synonym -oio:hasOBOFormatVersion owl:Ontology xsd:string 1 has_obo_format_version -oio:hasOBONamespace owl:Class xsd:string 3148 has_obo_namespace -oio:hasOBONamespace owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 8 has_obo_namespace -oio:hasOBONamespace owl:SymmetricProperty xsd:string 1 has_obo_namespace -oio:hasOBONamespace owl:TransitiveProperty xsd:string 3 has_obo_namespace -oio:hasRelatedSynonym owl:Class xsd:string 330 has_related_synonym -oio:hasRelatedSynonym owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 2 has_related_synonym -oio:hasSynonymType owl:Axiom owl:AnnotationProperty 918 has_synonym_type -oio:id owl:Class xsd:string 3148 -oio:id owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 8 -oio:id owl:SymmetricProperty xsd:string 1 -oio:id owl:TransitiveProperty xsd:string 3 -oio:inSubset owl:Class owl:AnnotationProperty 614 in_subset -oio:saved-by owl:Ontology xsd:string 1 -oio:shorthand owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 8 shorthand -oio:shorthand owl:SymmetricProperty xsd:string 1 shorthand -oio:shorthand owl:TransitiveProperty xsd:string 3 shorthand -oio:treat-xrefs-as-genus-differentia owl:Ontology xsd:string 4 treat-xrefs-as-genus-differentia -owl:annotatedProperty owl:Axiom owl:AnnotationProperty 3847 -owl:annotatedSource owl:Axiom owl:Class 3843 -owl:annotatedSource owl:Axiom owl:ObjectProperty 4 -owl:annotatedSource owl:Axiom owl:SymmetricProperty 1 -owl:annotatedTarget owl:Axiom xsd:string 3847 -owl:deprecated owl:Class xsd:boolean 124 -owl:disjointWith owl:Class owl:Class 1 -owl:inverseOf owl:ObjectProperty owl:ObjectProperty 1 -owl:inverseOf owl:ObjectProperty owl:TransitiveProperty 1 -owl:inverseOf owl:TransitiveProperty owl:ObjectProperty 1 -owl:inverseOf owl:TransitiveProperty owl:TransitiveProperty 1 -owl:onProperty owl:Restriction owl:ObjectProperty 8831 -owl:onProperty owl:Restriction owl:SymmetricProperty 1 -owl:onProperty owl:Restriction owl:TransitiveProperty 2665 -owl:propertyChainAxiom owl:ObjectProperty owl:Thing 3 -owl:propertyChainAxiom owl:TransitiveProperty owl:Thing 2 -owl:someValuesFrom owl:Restriction owl:Class 8831 -owl:versionIRI owl:Ontology owl:Thing 1 -rdf:first owl:Thing owl:ObjectProperty 6 -rdf:first owl:Thing owl:TransitiveProperty 6 -rdf:rest owl:Thing owl:Thing 6 -rdf:type owl:AnnotationProperty owl:Thing 30 -rdf:type owl:Axiom owl:Thing 3847 -rdf:type owl:Class owl:Thing 3219 -rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty owl:Thing 12 -rdf:type owl:Ontology owl:Thing 1 -rdf:type owl:Restriction owl:Thing 8831 -rdf:type owl:SymmetricProperty owl:Thing 2 -rdf:type owl:TransitiveProperty owl:Thing 6 -rdfs:comment owl:AnnotationProperty xsd:string 1 -rdfs:comment owl:Class xsd:string 116 -rdfs:comment owl:Ontology xsd:string 1 -rdfs:label owl:AnnotationProperty xsd:string 18 -rdfs:label owl:Class xsd:string 3148 -rdfs:label owl:ObjectProperty xsd:string 8 -rdfs:label owl:SymmetricProperty xsd:string 1 -rdfs:label owl:TransitiveProperty xsd:string 3 -rdfs:subClassOf owl:Class owl:Class 3194 -rdfs:subClassOf owl:Class owl:Restriction 8831 -rdfs:subPropertyOf owl:AnnotationProperty owl:AnnotationProperty 2 -rdfs:subPropertyOf owl:ObjectProperty owl:ObjectProperty 2 -rdfs:subPropertyOf owl:TransitiveProperty owl:ObjectProperty 2 diff --git a/tests/test_convert_shacl.py b/tests/test_convert_shacl.py deleted file mode 100644 index f8b5108..0000000 --- a/tests/test_convert_shacl.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine import OwlImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -SHACL = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'shacl.ofn') -DIR = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'shacl') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'shacl-from-owl.yaml') -OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'shacl-from-owl-enhanced.yaml') - -class TestOwlImport(unittest.TestCase): - """Tests conversion of shacl metamodel (in OWL) to LinkML - """ - - def test_from_owl(self): - """Test OWL conversion.""" - oie = OwlImportEngine() - schema_dict = oie.convert(SHACL, name='shacl') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - #print(ys) - with open(OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - with open(OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - - diff --git a/tests/test_dosdp.py b/tests/test_dosdp.py deleted file mode 100644 index a6d40f7..0000000 --- a/tests/test_dosdp.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import json -import yaml -import glob -from linkml_runtime.utils.compile_python import compile_python -from linkml_runtime.loaders import json_loader -from linkml_runtime.loaders import yaml_loader - -from schema_automator.dosdp.model import Pattern -from linkml_runtime.dumpers import yaml_dumper -from linkml.generators.jsonschemagen import JsonSchemaGenerator -from linkml.generators.pythongen import PythonGenerator -from linkml.generators.owlgen import OwlSchemaGenerator - -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import minify_schema -from schema_automator.importers.dosdp_import_engine import DOSDPImportEngine -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -DOSDP_DIR = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'dosdp') -META_OWL_OUTPUT = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'mondo_dps.owl') - -def load_dp(path) -> Pattern: - with open(path) as stream: - obj = yaml.safe_load(stream) - if 'def' in obj: - obj['definition'] = obj['def'] - del obj['def'] - return yaml_loader.load(obj, target_class=Pattern) - -class TestDOSDP(unittest.TestCase): - """Tests import from DOSDP yaml templates """ - - def test_dosdp_import(self): - """ - Test importing a folder - """ - ie = DOSDPImportEngine() - files = glob.glob(os.path.join(DOSDP_DIR, '*.yaml')) - print(f'LOADING: {files}') - schema = ie.convert(files, - id='https://example.org/mondo/', - name='mondo', range_as_enums=False) - #print(schema) - sd = minify_schema(schema) - model_path = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'mondo_dps.yaml') - with open(model_path, 'w') as stream: - yaml.safe_dump(sd, stream, sort_keys=False) - with open(META_OWL_OUTPUT, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(OwlSchemaGenerator(model_path, type_objects=False, metaclasses=False).serialize()) - - - diff --git a/tests/test_fk_inference.py b/tests/test_fk_inference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 92d802a..0000000 --- a/tests/test_fk_inference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" -import logging -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from linkml_runtime.utils.schemaview import SchemaView - -from schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine import CsvDataImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -SAMPLES = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'sample.tsv') -ENVO = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'envo.tsv') -SAMPLES_OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'sample-schema.yaml') - -class TestForeignKeyInference(unittest.TestCase): - """TSV """ - - def test_fk_inference(self): - """Test ability to infer foreign key linkages using - sample data and ENVO.""" - ie = CsvDataImportEngine(downcase_header=True) - fks = ie.infer_linkages([ENVO, SAMPLES]) - #fks = ie.infer_linkages([SAMPLES, ENVO]) - self.assertEqual(len(fks), 3) - logging.info('FKS:') - expected = ['envo_biome_id', 'envo_feature_id', 'envo_material_id'] - for fk in fks: - logging.info(fk) - if fk.source_table == 'sample' and fk.target_column == 'envo_id' and fk.num_distinct_values > 0: - if fk.source_column in expected: - expected.remove(fk.source_column) - else: - raise Exception(f'Unexpected FK: {fk}') - assert expected == [] - - - - def test_schema_with_fk_inference(self): - """Tests foreign key inference.""" - ie = CsvDataImportEngine(downcase_header=True, infer_foreign_keys=True) - schema_dict = ie.convert_multiple([ENVO, SAMPLES]) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - with open(SAMPLES_OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - sv = SchemaView(ys) - expected = ['envo_biome_id', 'envo_feature_id', 'envo_material_id'] - for sn in expected: - s = sv.induced_slot(sn, 'sample') - assert s.range == 'envo' - c = sv.get_class(s.range) - assert c.name == 'envo' diff --git a/tests/test_from_json.py b/tests/test_from_json.py deleted file mode 100644 index 7650bd2..0000000 --- a/tests/test_from_json.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from linkml_runtime.utils.schemaview import SchemaView - -from schema_automator.importers.json_instance_import_engine import JsonInstanceImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -IN = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'synonymizer.yaml') -IN_GOLD = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'neon-in-gold.json.gz') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'syn-schema.yaml') -OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'syn-schema2.yaml') -OUTSCHEMA_GOLD = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'neon-in-gold-inf.yaml') - - -class TestJsonImport(unittest.TestCase): - """JSON """ - - def test_from_json(self): - """Test inference of a schema from JSON instance data (small example).""" - ie = JsonInstanceImportEngine() - schema_dict = ie.convert(IN, format='yaml') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - print(ys) - with open(OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - with open(OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - sv = SchemaView(ys) - assert 'NewSynonym' in sv.get_enum(sv.induced_slot('type', 'Rules').range).permissible_values - - - def test_gold_neon(self): - """Test inference of a schema from JSON instance data (GOLD API example).""" - ie = JsonInstanceImportEngine() - ie.omit_null = True - BIOSAMPLE = 'Biosample' - schema_dict = ie.convert(IN_GOLD, format='json.gz', container_class_name=BIOSAMPLE) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - print(ys) - with open(OUTSCHEMA_GOLD, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - sv = SchemaView(ys) - assert BIOSAMPLE in sv.all_classes() - habitat_slot = sv.induced_slot('habitat', BIOSAMPLE) - assert 'Mixed forest soil' in sv.get_enum(habitat_slot.range).permissible_values - assert 'latitude' in sv.get_class(BIOSAMPLE).slots - # omit null - assert 'hostGender' not in sv.get_class(BIOSAMPLE).slots - - diff --git a/tests/test_from_jsonschema.py b/tests/test_from_jsonschema.py deleted file mode 100644 index 912704a..0000000 --- a/tests/test_from_jsonschema.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import json -import yaml -from linkml_runtime.utils.compile_python import compile_python -from linkml_runtime.loaders import json_loader -from linkml_runtime.loaders import yaml_loader - -from schema_automator.importers.jsonschema_import_engine import JsonSchemaImportEngine -from linkml_runtime.dumpers import yaml_dumper -from linkml.generators.jsonschemagen import JsonSchemaGenerator -from linkml.generators.pythongen import PythonGenerator - -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import minify_schema -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -PP = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'phenopackets/phenopackets.schema.json') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'phenopackets.yaml') - -class TestJsonSchemaImport(unittest.TestCase): - """JSONSchema """ - - def _convert(self, fn, suffix='json', path='jsonschema', name=None, root_class_name=None, data_files=[], target_class=None): - ie = JsonSchemaImportEngine() - d = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, path) - schema = ie.load(os.path.join(d, f'{fn}.{suffix}'), name=name, format=suffix, root_class_name=root_class_name) - sd = minify_schema(schema) - model_path = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, f'{fn}.yaml') - with open(model_path, 'w') as stream: - yaml.safe_dump(sd, stream, sort_keys=False) - roundtrip_path = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, f'{fn}.roundtrip.json') - with open(roundtrip_path, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(JsonSchemaGenerator(model_path).serialize()) - python_path = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, f'{fn}.py') - with open(python_path, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(PythonGenerator(model_path).serialize()) - mod = compile_python(python_path) - for f in data_files: - obj = None - #obj = yaml_loader.load(f, target_class=target_class) - #print(obj) - return sd - - def test_convert_dosdp(self): - """Test JSONSchema conversion.""" - schema = self._convert('dosdp_schema', 'yaml', - name='dosdp', - root_class_name='Pattern', - data_files=['OMIM_disease_series_by_gene.yaml'], - target_class='') - - def test_convert_vrs(self): - """Test JSONSchema conversion.""" - schema = self._convert('vrs.schema', 'json') - - - def test_phenopackets(self): - schema = self._convert('phenopackets.schema', 'json', - name='phenopackets', - path='phenopackets') - - def test_obo_registry(self): - schema = self._convert('obo_registry.schema', 'json', - name='obo_registry', - path='.') - diff --git a/tests/test_from_owl.py b/tests/test_from_owl.py deleted file mode 100644 index e41dd1a..0000000 --- a/tests/test_from_owl.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine import OwlImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -PROV = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'prov.ofn') -DIR = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'prov') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'prov-from-owl.yaml') -OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'prov-from-owl.enhanced.yaml') - -class TestOwlImport(unittest.TestCase): - """PROV """ - - def test_from_owl(self): - """Test OWL conversion.""" - oie = OwlImportEngine() - schema_dict = oie.convert(PROV, name='prov') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - #print(ys) - with open(OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - with open(OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - - diff --git a/tests/test_from_owl_schemaorg.py b/tests/test_from_owl_schemaorg.py deleted file mode 100644 index baa42e3..0000000 --- a/tests/test_from_owl_schemaorg.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from schema_automator.importers.owl_import_engine import OwlImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -SDO = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'schemaorg-robot.ofn') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'schemaorg.yaml') -OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'schemaorg.enhanced.yaml') - -class TestSchemaOrgOwlImport(unittest.TestCase): - """PROV """ - - @unittest.skip - def test_from_owl(self): - """Test OWL conversion.""" - oie = OwlImportEngine() - schema_dict = oie.convert(SDO, name='schemaorg') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - #print(ys) - with open(OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - with open(OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - - diff --git a/tests/test_from_rdf.py b/tests/test_from_rdf.py deleted file mode 100644 index 21cb162..0000000 --- a/tests/test_from_rdf.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from schema_automator.importers.rdf_instance_import_engine import RdfInstanceImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -PROV = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'prov.ttl') -DIR = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'prov') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'rdfs-from-prov.yaml') -OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'rdfs-from-prov.enhanced.yaml') - -class TestRdfImport(unittest.TestCase): - """PROV """ - - def test_from_rdf(self): - """Test that expando can be imported.""" - sie = RdfInstanceImportEngine() - if not os.path.exists(DIR): - os.makedirs(DIR) - schema_dict = sie.convert(PROV, dir=DIR, format='ttl') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - print(ys) - with open(OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - with open(OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - diff --git a/tests/test_from_robot_template.py b/tests/test_from_robot_template.py deleted file mode 100644 index ee3d37a..0000000 --- a/tests/test_from_robot_template.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,41 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine import CsvDataImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from linkml_runtime.utils.schemaview import SchemaView -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -BIOBANK_SPECIMENS = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'biobank-specimens.tsv') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'biobank.yaml') -OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'biobank.enhanced.yaml') - -class TestRobotTemplateImport(unittest.TestCase): - """tests import from a robot template """ - - def test_from_robot_template(self): - """Test that expando can be imported.""" - ie = CsvDataImportEngine(robot=True) - schema_dict = ie.convert(BIOBANK_SPECIMENS, class_name='BiobankSpecimen', name='biobank') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - #print(ys) - with open(OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - sv = SchemaView(OUTSCHEMA) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - with open(OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - for cn, c in sv.all_class().items(): - print(f'C: {cn}') - for s in sv.class_induced_slots(cn): - print(f' S: {s.name} {s.identifier}') - id_slot = sv.get_identifier_slot(cn) - print(f'ID = {id_slot}') - if cn == 'BiobankSpecimen': - assert id_slot.name == 'Ontology ID' - - diff --git a/tests/test_from_tsv.py b/tests/test_from_tsv.py deleted file mode 100644 index 0b3ce56..0000000 --- a/tests/test_from_tsv.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from linkml_runtime.linkml_model import SchemaDefinition - -from schema_automator.importers.csv_import_engine import CsvDataImportEngine -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -BOOKS = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'books.tsv') -BOOKS_OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'books.yaml') -BOOKS_OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'books.enhanced.yaml') - -NEWSLOTS = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'data_to_import.tsv') -NEWSLOTS_OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'new_slots.yaml') - - -class TestTsvmport(unittest.TestCase): - """TSV import """ - - def test_tsv(self): - """Test that TSVs can be imported to LinkML.""" - ie = CsvDataImportEngine() - schema_dict = ie.convert(BOOKS, class_name='Book', name='books') - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - with open(BOOKS_OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - with open(BOOKS_OUTSCHEMA_ENHANCED, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - - def test_create_edge_slots(self): - """ - Test we can create slots with descriptions from a TSV file - """ - ie = CsvDataImportEngine() - schema_dict = ie.read_slot_tsv(NEWSLOTS, is_a="edge property") - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - with open(NEWSLOTS_OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - - def _convert(self, base_name: str, cn='Example', index_slot='examples') -> SchemaDefinition: - ie = CsvDataImportEngine() - fn = f'{base_name}.tsv' - infile = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, fn) - schema_dict = ie.convert(infile, class_name=cn, name=index_slot) - ys = yaml.dump(schema_dict, default_flow_style=False, sort_keys=False) - outfile = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, f'{base_name}.yaml') - with open(outfile, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(ys) - s = YAMLGenerator(ys).serialize() - outfile2 = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, f'{base_name}.enhanced.yaml') - with open(outfile2, 'w') as stream: - stream.write(s) - return s - - def test_tsv_dad_is_metadata(self): - self._convert('dad-is-metadata') \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/test_jsonld_annotator.py b/tests/test_jsonld_annotator.py deleted file mode 100644 index 28d75f3..0000000 --- a/tests/test_jsonld_annotator.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,41 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest -import os -import json -import yaml -from linkml_runtime.utils.compile_python import compile_python -from linkml_runtime.loaders import json_loader -from linkml_runtime.loaders import yaml_loader -from linkml_runtime.utils.schema_as_dict import schema_as_dict - -from schema_automator.annotators.jsonld_annotator import JsonLdAnnotator -from schema_automator.importers.jsonschema_import_engine import JsonSchemaImportEngine -from linkml_runtime.dumpers import yaml_dumper -from linkml.generators.jsonschemagen import JsonSchemaGenerator -from linkml.generators.pythongen import PythonGenerator - -from schema_automator.utils.schemautils import minify_schema -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - -JSONSCHEMA = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'obo_registry.schema.json') -CONTEXT = os.path.join(INPUT_DIR, 'obo_registry.context.jsonld') -OUTSCHEMA = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, 'obo_registry.yaml') - -class TestJsonLdAnnotator(unittest.TestCase): - - def test_annotate(self): - ie = JsonSchemaImportEngine() - schema = ie.load(JSONSCHEMA) - ann = JsonLdAnnotator() - ann.annotate(schema, CONTEXT) - assert 'foaf' in schema.prefixes - assert schema.prefixes['foaf'].prefix_reference == 'http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/' - assert schema.slots['title'].slot_uri == 'dce:title' - sd = schema_as_dict(schema) - with open(OUTSCHEMA, 'w') as stream: - yaml.safe_dump(sd, stream, sort_keys=False) - - diff --git a/tests/test_schema_annotator.py b/tests/test_schema_annotator.py deleted file mode 100644 index 9f0a793..0000000 --- a/tests/test_schema_annotator.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" -import logging -import unittest -import os -import yaml -from schema_automator.annotators.schema_annotator import SchemaAnnotator -from linkml.generators.yamlgen import YAMLGenerator -from tests import INPUT_DIR, OUTPUT_DIR - - -KEYPATH = os.path.join('conf', 'bioportal_apikey.txt') - -class testAnnotator(unittest.TestCase): - """NCBO """ - - def test_ann(self): - if os.path.exists(KEYPATH): - logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) - annr = SchemaAnnotator() - annr.load_bioportal_api_key(KEYPATH) - #resultset = annr.annotate_text("Northwest_Latitude_Coordinate", include=None, require_exact_match=True) - resultset = annr.annotate_text("melanoma", include=None, require_exact_match=True) - for r in resultset.results: - print(yaml.dump(r)) - print(f'COMPLETE = {r.complete()}') - for a in r.annotations: - print(f' C={a.complete()} // {a}') - else: - print('No API key: skipping test') - - diff --git a/tests/test_sparql_import.py b/tests/test_sparql_import.py deleted file mode 100644 index bef949a..0000000 --- a/tests/test_sparql_import.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,12 +0,0 @@ -# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- - -"""Test the module can be imported.""" - -import unittest - - -class TestImport(unittest.TestCase): - """A test case for import tests.""" - - def test_sparql(self): - """Test that expando can be imported."""